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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-06
TeIegramy zagraniczne

.
omawiano szczegoiowo propozy-
eye Stanow Zjedn. W sprawie ME
naruszalnosci ma morzu. Wniosek
poparly: Austrya, Holandya, Nor
wegia i Grecya, warunkowo TAX
re: Brazylia, Portugalia, Wlo-
chy, Francya, Niemcy Rosya.
w opozycyi staneia Anglia i hi
szpansko amerykahskie rzeczy-
pospolite. Debata w tel kwestyi
jeszcze ME zosta}a ukohczona.
Rowniez druga jeszcze propozy-
eye amerykahska omawiano one
gdaj, mianowicie dotyczaca sic
sciagalnosci dlugow pahstwowych
pochodzacych z kontrybucyi wo-
jennych, odszkodowan etc. Dlugi
tego rodzaju maja bye przedlozo-
ne przez pahstwo wierzycieIa sa-
dowi polubownemu. Dopiero w
razie wyczerpania wszelkich po-
kojowych srodkow, gdy i wyrok
sadu polubownego ME zostanie
przez dluznika uszanowany, VOL
no wierzycielowi jac sic srodkow
wojennych dla wymuszenia spla-
ty dlugu. = zyczliwe przyjecie
zyskal wniosek Francyi, ably kaz-
de rozpoczecie dzialah wojennych
poprzedzilo formalne wypowie-
dzenie wojny; do wniosku tego
poprawke dodaia Holandya, zada-
jac, by miedzy wypowiedzeniem
woiny zaczeciem dzia}ah zbroj-
.nych, koniecznie zachowano przer
we najmniej Zach godzin czasu.
Wniosek poprawke popariy Me
mcy i Rosya. Debat W tel kwestyi
ieszcze ME ukonczono.
Toxic, 6 lfpca. - Do Ojczyzny
swej powrocii juz baron Kuroki
po reprezentacyjnej podrozy do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Zaraz po
powrocie dal wspania3e sniadanie
na Geese afriegykahskiego posla w
Toxic D. Wrighta, ma kt6rem by}
takze obecnym jako reprezentant
armii japonskiej feldmarszalek
DIANA, ktory W d}uzszej przemo-
vie dziekowal rzadowi amerykah-
skiemu "a wspania}e przyjecie,
bar. Kuroki'emu, reprezentantowi
Mikada. Ma move te odpowie-
dzial p. Wright w sposob rownlez
bardzo zyczliwy; o kwestyi ia
ponsko amerykanskiej ME by3o
ami wzmianki. -
Londyn, 6 lipca. = Najnowsze
depesze Indyi przedgangeso-
wych donosza o ciagle nowych O.
bjawach niezadowolenia posrod
burzacej sic przeciwko rzadowi
angielskiemu ludnosci miejscoweJ.
Agitacya rewolucyjna we wielu
prowincyach przybiera coraz WIG
ksze rozmiary, nawet KRAKOW
cow agitatorzy cwicza wojskowo,
przygotowujac ich do walki - o.
czywiScie re rzadem. Korespon-
denci twierdza, re Anglia umySl-
ME czy tez mimowolnie ME oce-
MIA nalezycie grozy sytuacyi, a
tymczasem ferment rewolucyJny
szerzy sic po kraju, ogarniajac Juz
nietylko Varsity ludoWe, ale
wyzsze - zamozniejsze, a nawet
rodowa arystokracye. Organiza-
eye narodowosciowe dzialaja pill
ME po maiych miastach wios-
kach, wszedzie maja swe grupy /
file, a policya krajowa, slaba i
zle zorganizowana ME da sobie z
niczem rady i choc Rad zakazuje
zebrah i agitacyi, policya ME ma
dose sil, by te polecenia egzekwo-
wac. Charakerystycznym obja-
wen dowodem nurtujacego w
spoleczenstwie indyjskiem fer
mentu emancypacyi narodowej /
dazen do wyzwolenia sic z pod
jarzma Anglii, SO coraz czestsze
napady ma Europejczykow, kto-
rzy do niedawna byli przecie W
Indyach czczeni jake wyzsze pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-06


glosowac przeciwko wydaniu pro-
skrybowanych. Z innej strony "a
pewniano, re Polakom uczyniono
nadzieje, IL w razie, gdyby ME
glosowali przeciwko wydaniu po-
slow, = na wypadek rozwiazania
Dumy wprowadzenia nowej IL
stawy wyborczej, Polacy jedyni
pomiedzy obcoplemieicow OBJ
darzeni zostana prawem wybor-
czem, poniewaz zlozyliby w ta-
kim razie niezbity dowod lojal-
noSci dla idei rzadowej.
o godz. 5 W., posiedzenie roz-
poczeio sic nanowo. Do glosu "a
pisalo sic 80 poslow, oczywista
wiec bylo rzecza, re posiedzenie
przeciagnie sic niepomiernie i re,
wobec sp0znionej pory, sila fax
tn zadanie bedzie musialo bye
odrzucone. Z inicyatywy rzadu
wniesiony zostal tedy re strony
prawicy wniosek, ably uchwalic,
re sprawa musi bye zasadniczo
rozstrzygnieta ma dzisiejszem po-
siedzeniu. Uznawano ogolnie, ze
odrzucenie tego wniosku bedzie
rownoznaczne odrzuceniem "a
dan rzadu. Mowy wypowadali
miedzy innymi Cretelli Kamszin,
ktorzy zbijali energicznie twier-
dzenie zawarte w wywodzie pro-
kuratora Kamyszyhskiego. Te-
slenko, Rodiczew, Berezin oma-
wall w dluzszych przemowie-
mach strone formalna sprawy /
wskazywali, re ustawa Durny ze-
zwala ma odroczenie decyzyi, az
do rozpatrzenia sprawy przez ko-
miSye.
Wzburzenie umyslow bylo bar
dzo slime. Okolo godziny 8 VIE
czorem, ulice przylegle do gma-
chu Dumy otoczone zostaly woj-
skami. Ma godzine 10 wieczorem
oczekiwano ogloszenia ukazu o
rozpuszczeniu Duny przy wyj-
sciu z sail obrad, po zanlknieciu
posiedzenia, uwiezienia Geese OBJ
winionych posIow. w kolach le-
wicy wystapiono projektem
przygotowania z CORY odezwy do
narodu i uchwalenia jej, ma wy
padek rozwiazania. Projekt ten
jednak spotyka sic z oporem ka-
detow Koia Polskiego.
Po godzinie Z wieczorem, oglo-
no nova, dwugodzinna tym ra-
zem przerwe w obradach Dumy.
Coraz widoczniejszem byio, re
wiekszosc Dumy chce dziaiac w
mysl zwIoki przez formalne O.
p6znianie obrad. Wprost niepo-
dobienstwem bylo pomyslec, ably
MONA wysluchac wszystkich zaz
pisanych do g1osu kilkudziesieciu
mowcow. Bylo jua rzecza jasna,
ze kadeci zdecydowali sic posta-
vic pozno w noe formalny wnio-
SEX zamkniecia dyskusyi odes}a-
MIA wnioskow rzadowych do ko-
misyi poleceniem, ably zda}a
sprawe w przeciagu dwudziestu
czterech godzin.
Stolypin zachowywa} sic do
tychczas biernie, ale uchodzi}o "a
rzecz pewna, re takie rozwiaza-
ME problematu bezwzglednie Cd
rzuci. Wskazywa}y ma to juz choc
by zewnetrzne rozleg}e przygoto-
wanna wojskowe policyjne pred
gmachem Dumy. Wniosek ode
s1ania sprawy do komisyi posta-
vic mial Kiesewetter imieniem
kadetow.
Kolo Polskie upowazniio Dmow
skiego, ably przylaczyl sic imie-
MEM Polakow do wniosku kade-
tow, Me bylo jednak rzecza pew
na, jak ten wniosek przyjmie
skrajna lewica, zdecydowana glo-
sowac "a odrzuceniem odrazu "a
dan gabinetu. Wniosek kadetow
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-24
OUTLOOK MORE HOPEFUL.
Cotton 10 Generally In Healthy arc
Growing Corot3r.

Mer!1i!. Ten. u :. '.'
Commerce.. App... rH.t- =" 60
loving su.ina;, = co., o. .','"-
pceya.'rg t.!cneh,"' :" cor 81
during ,Ne :, :, wees, - - Il.
I from =. r.pot's 4 .".- spec:". coz
resp ntcr's
Mo-. DR., Nc,'h.- .-e'a!"t Il ~
cen'ia. co,',n D,&-. rA!n e.. D." 49,
.ati"Cn .ect.,Gs AID s-oNr:s ''-''' .
the west. Ev,rywfe-e cotton IA ~
!alln s:o"'h and :. GoN ,,ne-a.N Il
q healthy AMI loving cor .''!un, Co.,
ovation $ "X ..,.E: IN! {. LOS" Sec
tons ahr-e aIng ~ has ".-Va re
crop Is being .irisH"I II n Irl>Ga' y
clean state. The part : '",'' ~
squares am 10 some Da:'s of -" b. t
bols are we'll deve ,opr1 ara !. -
fruit, made Is oe.Hg Se.. he'd. i =
noteworthy. however. 'ha. over '.!-
entire central and eastern oe.' tru!'-
ing IL .a,er tan usual. since NE Ar
ge- part OF his section has Just Loa
begun 20 ICON freely.
"Ta- pan, is often sna... Nu' Is
ever Hh"lr healthy. and 'ne ac.la.
grow, during ,Ae week un:er review
has not Sesn &C !a!eL during any other
week OF re ,easOn. The sentiment
is eyervwNe:o more hopeful AMI With
favorable conditions IN the future ;cs
prospects ar. considered some bette.
than at one time SCENE! possible
"Bol. w'evi.s have appeared n
south ern Arkansas and some new sec.
tions. Is L.mbers increased during
the not weather AMI panty Of con-
plants OF damage are heard :.oI
louisi.na'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-24
MiStSlal Declared.

Rome. Ga. July .|.-The jur" in
the case OF Frank Phillips. charged
with murder in 'he killing OF Morris
At unda!e last December. were dis
charged Saturday afternoon by judge
Moses Wright. nistrtal being de-
clared. TIE jury was out four DAYS
and ana!!y announced 20 the Judge
that there was no possibility Of an
agreement on q verdict. The KILN.
OF Morris by Philips was quite 4 SEN
saticnal affair. Morris vas his broth
er-in-!aw. They lived n the sane
mouse and had falling ou. ABOUT
some trivial aE4!- Ana the IRA sedy re-
suited. Pniliips hsd been :ried oace
before. He vas convicted OF man
slaughter. and sentenced TO Ave year.
In the p.n!'entiary. However. No.
was Afterwards gwen new ;r!s.
which resulted as stated above.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-24
BAIRD
Hardware
Company
Phone 7

for the Government to get good men
and absolutely impossible to keep
them. II they show exceptional ability
and any private arm happens to want
their services. The commission be-
lbeves that by arousing interest in the
0outh II will be able to swell it's ell
hgible list, but It Is generally con-
ceded that there will have to be fur
tier inducements offered, both in the
line Of salary and pension retirement.
before the civil service In this coun.
try can be ranked as a life career
a. II 10 abroad.
Advices to the State Department
from the Hague indicate that there Is
little proba ability Of action on the so
called Draso Doctrine at the present
session OF the Peace Conference.
Strangely enough. some OF the strong.
est opponents Of action in this line are
the South American Republics them.
selves The Draso Doctrine. 1t will
Be rememb ered. 10 . sort Of supple
ment to the Monroe Doctrine. Its
gist u prohibition against the collec.
don Of debts from any OF the South
American Republics by armed Euro
pean force. OF course. such a doc.
Urine L. distinctly distasteful to Euro
pean powers; but objection Is made
also by some Of the South American
Republics that II would hurt their
credit and handicap them in
money abroad. On the
other hand. this Government takes the
view that foreigners who lend money
1t exorbitant rates OF interest on ques.
security to South American
governments should be prepared to
take their own risk and not rely on
making the warships OF their home
debt collecting agencies
abroad.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-24
ATToRNEYS CLASH.
Sensational Feature In the Trial OF
HAYWOOD.

Haywood.
Boise. Ida no. July 23 The passins
OF the lie between Clarence Dar.o~
Of coun>e. tor the defense. and J
W. Ha~ley. .eading counsel for he
state, was a feature OF the HayN
t.1al Saturday.
Both men were thoroughly ang:y .
AZ a rr! ma encounter eorr'4 IA
ninen'. h. I,tg- Wood patched M
temporary i'ac..
The C..:'. cane when fI,v'cv. v'h
the u'n'o~' - Iteration. charged NJ
ful perjury against .-vera! wi.ues SOS
story. ard said that two men mign'
have been Lsuulht to contradict h.m =.
but that IN. defense vas at.ald +,
produce either +, u.bone or Adams
and no saj! Adans had been brcu" -
TO b"i'e TN 'he jail in Shos cone
COUNTY II '.i.. ia' me defense lL;ga'
use aim as witness.
White 10 me ..ps. Clarence bar
row spraUg !Y'O acton.
Tho >'.'c"-t-' < false and com
se! knows t." he shouted.
Hawley took step closer 20 me
defense table. and. shaking his finger
close TO Da-rows face. said:
when counscl says that, he ut
tiers deliberate fs!se.ooG.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-24
TIE Flesh She Lost.

you're not lsh i, : well Mrs. Giles.
Surely you have ."s' !ot OF flesh
lately. have YOU NOT"
II have thar. I've lost me usba nd.
f. weighed nineteen stoue when Z
died. London Telegraph.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-24

Ma Windows Soothing Syrup has
oesa Usod Tor eAnarsn's tssthing. IL
see<Aes tAe eAild. soeeens the gums.
anAvs IN Daan. earss wind eol3c. and
. ~ ~ Ro00ay Tor 0iasTAoes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-24
CASTORIA
Fer 1Alhnts and Chill1sa.
ns KIT You gave Always bssCki
s, s:.s: u: .. zMzZzzz<
handled Cash. Lost Arm.

Manila. July 20. Major Psymaster
Rlgene Comm has had his left arm
amputated. the result OF Infection
fro mthe handling Of money in paying
troops. He was a veteran OF the Ci>i
var and a member Of the Old Mck.n-
ley regiment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-24
Best Medicine In the World for Collie
and 0iarrhoea.

and 0iarrhoea.
II ind Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy to be the best
remedy In the world" says Mr.. c.
L. Carter OF Shrum, Ala. Il am sub
ject TO collie and diarrhoea. Last
spring IL seemed a. though I would
die. and think I would II I hadn't
taken Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. I haven't
been troubled With II since until this
week. when had a very severe at
tack and took half . bottle Of the
twenty-five cent size Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera md Diarrhoea Remedy.
and this morning l feel like a new
man." For sale by all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-10
GOV. SWANSON OFF
FOR THE EXPOSITION
Will Leave This Afternoon to
Spend r. Rest of the Week at
Jamestown.
COMPUTES MANY SENTENCES
COMPUTES MANY SENTENCES
VIII Announce Decision in the
Application of John Taylor
for Communication.

| Governor Swanson will leave this
afternoon for the Jamestown Exposi-
ton to participate in the. celebrations
incident to Ohio and Rhode Island
DAYS. Owing to the fact that the Gov
ernor cannot reach the exposition until
late in the afternoon. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Ellyson will deliver the address
OF welcome to the visitors.
The Governor yesterday granted a
respite to Noah Fulton, of Washing
ton county, who Is sentenced to hang
on September 18th for murder. The
respite is until October 18th. and was
granted In order to allow a petition for
Communication to be presented
His EXcellency Will to-day consider
the petition Of John Taylor, the Caro-
line negro, who is sentenced to hang
on Friday for murder Taylor is max
ing plea for communication of his SEN
tence to life Imprisonment.
The Governor has committed the sen
fences of about fifty prisoners in va :
rious sections of the State who were
sentenced to the penitentiary for short
terms, and who are detained in county
lails on account of the smallpox quar-
antine.
Brief Capitol Notes.
Supreme Court Clerk II. Stewart
Jones Is confined to his home by i'll
ness. Mr.. Jones's condition is some
what improved. and he will probably
be out in a few days.
Captain Wallace. of the Huntingt ton,
". va National Guard, was a caller
at the Adjutant-General's Office YES.
terday. Captain Wallace was raised
IN Richmond, but for many years has
practiced law in West Virginia.
Judge t. j. Barham. of Newport
News. who was recently nominated in
a primary election to succeed himself
as corporation Judge. has filed his re-
i% %, OF expenses with the secretary or
ports that he spent $957l.
Judge r, r, Prentis, chairman Of the
state Corporation Commission. is in
Noftoik' but is expected to return here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-10
REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
agents Making Active Prepara-
tons for Business This
Fall.
MANY SALES THIS WEEK
Permits Issued Yesterday by
Inspector Beck-New Ware
house to Be Erected.

Real estate men are making all man
ner OF preparations for active bust
ness this fall. They are encoura geo
to believe that there viii be much
doing in their line from now on in
both city and suburban property and
especially In the latter.
Auction sales, which have been al
most entirely suspended during tile
heated term. arc now beginning to
loom up and the auctioneers will be
fairly busy during the present week
II the weather permits.
Sales to he Made.
To-day, commencing at o'clock in
the Afternoon, Messrs. c. l.. and H. l.
Denoon Will sell ten dwellings, two
large corner stores and nine desir-
able building lots. This property IL
located on West Cary. Lombardy an6
Vine Streets.
At $50 r. NJ. Messrs. j. Thompson
Brown e Co. will sell the three-story
detached dwelling No. West Grace
Street.
Tomorrow at $40 p. NJ. Mcssrs
Brown & Co. viii sell the two brick
residences Nos. 25ls and 25l5 PARK
Avenue. between Robinson and Cedas
Streets.
At 5 o'clock Thursday Messrs. c. l.
& H. /, Denoon Will sell the two-story
frame dwelling No. 314 East Baker
Street. :.
At l o'clock Thursday. at the Hem
rico courthouse. Messrs. Pollard & Bag
by will sell for A. II. Sands. special
commissioner, a farm about five niles
from the city, on the Wilkinson Road
AT $50 o'clock Thursday the same
firm Will sell on the premises the
frame dwellings Nos. 1921 and 49,:
Taylor Street, corner OF Meadow Street
nuiiding Permits Issued.
Permits were issued by Building In
spector Beck yesterday, as follows:
Enders Dickinson, to erect two
story brick tenement on the east SIDE
OF Elm Street. between Hanover and
Ivy, TO cost $500.
d. II. Hey, to erect four-story brick
warehouse at Nos. 733 and 735 East
Cary Street. to cost $4,000.
Mrs. Mary otey. for repairs and ad.
dition to property No. 4o3 North Tween.
ty-seventh Street to cost s47i.
George w. cambridge. Jr.. to improve
property No. 1914 Moore Street, to cost
$3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-10
IMPROVEMENT IN
CONDITIONS HERE
Monthly Report Shows August
Death Rate to Be 1928 Per
Cent. in Richmond.
MUCH DUE TO PURE MILK
MUCH DUE TO PURE MILK
DR.. Levy Still Urges Consumers
70 Observe Rules OF Clean
illness.

That the decreased mortality rate
for the city of Richmond during the
month of August is due to the i'm
provement In the milk supply is the
opinion of Health. Officer Levy, whose
report for the month was sent to the
printers yesterday. AS stated in The
Times Dispatch last Vice. the death
rate for whites not including non
residents, was 1929 for August. In
Guiding the non-residents it was l947,
as against 26.Ss for July,
Gradually. the public are beginning
to appreciate the work of the Health
Department. especially as it relates
to the milk question. At present the
differences between the department
and the dealers seem to have been
removed, and the government regula-
lions for dsiries adopted by the local
board, have been made effective.
Rigid Inspection.
Notwithstanding the improvements
there is a rigid Inspection and reports
are filed regularly with DR.. Levy by
the men detailed to watch the dairies
and the milk supply establishments.
General credence is placed in the
statement that the milk supply is
responsible for the better mortality
record in view of the fact that in
August only 81 children under two
years of age died from all causes,
while the number was 10 for July.
Dr. Levy is still anxious for milk
consumers TO realize and appreciate
the Importance of cleanliness. He has
suggested that they watch the cans
and jars in which milk is received
and exercise special care in having
them covered to keep out all foreign
matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-10
RACK TO CALIFORNIA.
Former virgInian Who "Went West"
mud Made Fortune.

Mr.. V. A. Tapscott, of Red Bluff,
Cal. is in the city to spend few days.
Mir. Tapscott is native of Brcking-
ham county. Several years ago he took
the advice of Horace Greeley and went
West" He went about as far as he
could to remain on dry land. and after
reaching Red Bluff he embarked in
the real estate business. He made
success of 1t, and has come very close
to reaching the millionaire mark.
Mr. Tapscott attended the Confeder-
ate Reunion and has been visiting
around in the State ever since. lie mas
taken in the jamestown Exposition,
and he shas been up in Rucking CHAM TO
shake hands once more with old friends
and relatives. Now he is on his way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-10
STOCKS AND BoNDs.
Market Was UninterestinE TO Local
Traders Yesterday.

The stock and bond market was very
uninteresting to local traders yester-
day All the Information they could
ger from New York tended to show
that the dealings there We're strictly
professional, and were largely based
ON unfounded rumors, some of which
may prove true and some not. One re-
port. however, could not be doubted
owing to urgent demands for rooney
the interest rate had been Increased
and 1t had a demoralizing effect.
Nevertheless. the bears could not
make much Impression. and after an
hour or two of dullness and some de
clines. the market rallied, and finally
closed equally as strong az II was on
Saturday. and In many stocks a little
stronger
little confidence In the rallying quail
ties of the general market. and they
are somewhat slow to Invest rms
feeling may be overcome In Few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-10
THOUGHT IT rosr-orrrcE.
Negro Found In Office Discharged from Po-
lice Court.

Anderson Lacy tcoored) was discharged
from the Police Court yesterday morning.
lie was found In the halls of the Virginia
Trust Company on Saturday night by Police
man Newman and locked up on the charge
OF being n suspicious character. but the
evidence did not snow any intent to do
harin as the negro had evidently wandered
Into the corridor of the trust company I'M
der the impression that 1t was part of the
post-offfce building The policeman the
beat was trying the doors. is customary
along Main street at night. and found the
entrance to the trust company open and the
negro inside. The door had not been forced,
however
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-10
Iee-LiIe,

Invitations have been issued for tho
marriage OF Miss Virginia Bouldin Lille.
OF Lynchburg, 10 the Rev Francis Rob
ert Lee, rector of Saint, Thomas Epls-
copal Church. Abingdon.
The wedding, which will take place
nj noon in st. Pants Church, Lynch
burg, on the eighteenth of this month,
will be a social event Of interest
throughout the State. Miss Lille Is the
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Lille.
and niece OF Professor William Minor
Lille, o. the University Of Virginia. She
WIS educated at the stuar. School in
Stanton, and has numerous friends in
many different parts of Virginia. She
ls an attractive and accomplished young
woman. and is especially popular IN
Lynchbnrg.
MIR, Lee is q son of the late Ma;or
Henderson Lewis Lee, of Lee Hall, LUs
Eenberg county, who was 81 noted law
yer He was educated AT Y. p. l.. Roa-
noke College. and the Virginia Then-
logical Seminary, and is one OF tnf
most brilliant and promising OF the
younger clergy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-10
ALDERMEN MEET TONIGHT.

Sentiment In Favor of Consolidation of De-
pnrtments Is Growing.
The Board of Aldermen will meet to night
at O'Clock to take up docket OF more or
less Importance. The matter which may
provoke most discussion relates to the con-
tenn plated changes in the office OF tho
City Engineer The Aldermen. zhewsxer are
not of one mind concerning the various pro-
positions and substitute for the whole VIII
be offered for the report OF a special com
mittee which was adopted by the Committee
on Streets. The sentiment in favor OF the
consolidation of the Engineering and Water
Departments, with Superintendent Boiling
at the head of both. appears to be growing.