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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

SALES:
Atlaniic Coast Llne. cor

Atlantic Coast Line, cotn
$500 American Shelters, com.
$500 Anal. Copper. OK. div. i.
iVO Amer. Cqr and Foundry.
~. amer. Car anu Fuun.. pfd.
~ American Cotton OIL.
s sg american Tobacco, pfd u.
wv american Can ..........s..
American Can, pfd. ..s..
2,s9v Amer. Locomotive. com. !.
Nv Amer. Locomotive, pfd.
Loo American Sugar ...,.......
h1O A., y. and s. Fe, com.
a., 7. and S. Fe, pfd. ...
800 Baltimore and Ohio......
s,lD Brooklyn Rapid Transit. /.
$50 Canadian Pacific ........
900 Chesapeake and Ohio.
n'iO Chicago. Nil. and st. Paul
200 Colotado Fuel and Iron. -.
l,tW Colorado South, CONF.
100 Colorado South. list pfd.
100 Colorado aonth.. I'd pfd.
Ciev., Gin, Chi. and st. l.
Consolidated Gas ...........
Delaware and Hudson.
600 Del, Lack. AID Western. !.
l,lW Erie, Observation-Disclosures.
Eric. 1st pfd.a............
Erie, I'd pfti. ................
400 General Electric .,o....
Loo Great Northern, pfd,......
300 Great No thern Ore Cts. =.
lC0 Illinois Central .........
900 Louisville and Nashville. {.
100 Manhattan ................
Metro. Street Railway.
$500 Mexican Central .........
100 Mo. Kan. and Tex. CON.
300 No. Kan. and Tex. pfd. !.
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DRY aoops MARX EFT.

NEW YORK, january N.-Dry goods
market for the day was steady Further
advances were announced In bieaeied goods
and ginFhamB. Prints are still having a
large sale at tho new price levels. Dress
goods for fan are selling well. Heavy
brown goods are In better call and prices
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RICHMOND srocIl noAnp.
Richmond, Va, Januay. 2
SALES AT BOARD
yIrs!nIa ss-l,5oo al e43...

Virginia ss-1.5oo at gi,.
Virginia Centuries 1000 at s41-s: 5000
At ssi-s. wv - = 80 'VV as - 10 z0'
Atlantic Coast Line common--5 at 1888.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and and poto-
mac Dividend obigation-2oo at 254; 50
at 255: 100 ut 25i.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac.
n. ct guarantted-2TT
Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd., pjct---
10 at ioS: 10 at 1os,s6 at los; / a, iosi..
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina As, c., 19l0.... 100 "
Tsf' =. Carolina are "a g., CT is ,s,a iss
Va. Centuries, "a. G and r.. - q TX *
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich. City AZ. c. and R..... 1907 10,
RAILROAD BONDS.
a. c. l.. r. Il. Con. Tr p. c.. 81 os
4; G. L. Il. Z. CTS: Of Ind. As. IS -.
Georgia FAC. LIST Is. G, iss2.. lis -.
Ga. sout... and Fla. 1915. -. los 49,.
Nor. and West. Ry Poca. 4s.. 80 "
fss s class g. g.. 4 G. isss: IL IL
Western N. G. LIST 6s c. 1914. 10
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
Atlantic Coast Line a.. 100 1873.
Atlantic Coast Line com. 49,. 100 1879
chesapeake and Ohio .,.Noy 100 52 ~
Nor. and West. COM 100 SIS
h.. f. and T. z p. CT. guar. 100 2T5 277
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
American NATIONAL. 100 1901.
city ...............ss a a
Mars, ass,a M Vat 100 2 2dS
National Bank of Va. -. 100 lao
E Rans 81 Bank n of Of va Va 100 1ss
MISCELLANEOUS
va Chem pfd p. ct. 100 los losla
Na,-Car. Chem. common. -. 100 So
sa'-car. G. Co.. Col. IT, ct ash
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Cush uuotatiohs We're as toIIows:-FIour--
7oaslc,; No. 2 rcd, T4S @7b,tc. No. corn,
43to No. 2 oats, ak 37hc.: No. white.
Si4 aSkc. No rye, 6sc. Fair to choice
! northwestern, s1.2s; primo timothy seed,
s44o4t.t5. Glover. contract grades. &14.oo.
Snort ribs. sides loosel, $50 1900; mess
pounds, s9;a2h; short clear SIDES (boxedy
s91aHI9SM. Whiskey. basis .of high
els; corn, $4,000 bushels; OATS $4,000
bushels. Butter-Market hrm; creameries,
eG430c.; diaries, 194a7c. Eggs-Easy: at
prime f1rsts 25c.: extras CSC. Cheese
Steady at i3hQ14Ec.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARkrry

CHICAGO, January 24-The local whe,,
market was weakened to-day by general
realizns the May option closing at net
losss Of tscs Corn was down haSc. Oats
Sc higher. ~ $50,
Tire len dino ouo,a,to.. -
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u :. >. refunding as, registered ......... 1ola
II as 49, rmlii ", coupon. 1904
Y. s., 3s. coupon -. i65,
y. =. Old AZ. registered. 1o6St
Y. \. Old a.. coupon ..,..., ibo.s
v. s. New ~. registered ....., i2sss
U. $. New AZ. coupon. .... i5sst
American Tobacco is...,... Toe
american Tobacco 6s. Observation-Disclosures, 1ln,i,
Atchison general Observation-Disclosures o,3-
htehison adjustment 4s....... so,k
Atlantic Coast Line is.......... az
baltimore and Ohio 49, tns
baltimore and Ohio 3,:s tbid) ...f saiL
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit conv. 4a. an. sOh
S;en,rai - ssn rg ss ODD $780,. 1i0H
Central OF Georgia 2nd Inc. fofferedj "a
Central OF Georgia 80 Inc toTered) 90
Chesapeake ana ohio AS. ........... ms
Chicago and Alton ais ...s...,,.,-Ie.s. y.
ChieAgo, -. and Quincy new A. esk
Chicago. r. l. and Pacific II. Il. IS, .fsss
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New York Central gen. aHs.... g3S
New Jersey Central gen SIS. ...... 1s6I
Northern Pacifc as 10IG
Northern Pacific 3s.i....... 73s
Norfolk md western con. As . So
9rnaon short Line refunding 4s..... s4s
Reading General Is. sS
st. Il. and Iron Noun. con- 5s tbid)s !, 1tsn
st. Louis and San Francisco fs. 49, SO
81. Louis southwestern con. As ODD II
seaboard Air Line is....... .....l...,. sii.
Southerh Paclhn 49,. ....,...... $50
southern Pacific LIST A. certtficates.. s4&
southern halfway Ss.....- ........I.. iI2
Texas and Pacific lsts. 1iTI
loieno 81, u. ana western AZ Slts
rnion racine ~. ...'........ 1olS
United states Steel IND s...........i 80
", wabash lists sbidl $50. 49,. ...,,..s., 1ists
Wabash Deb. Il Odd ........ 70
Western Md. a. 49,: ......- sly
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s did 80. sei.
Wisconsin central 49, ........ sSts
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE MD, January Q i.--Seaboard
All Line. common and MISUNDERSTANDING
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Cotton future. elosed steady,

Spot cotton closed steady, 10 points higher:
mddiing nplands. HOO; fniddling gulf
il.95; sales, 600 bales.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
COURT OF APPEALS.
Opinions Handed Down I'm Several
Important Cases.

Annapolis Nov. 2l.-The proceedings in
the Court of Appeals to-day were as fol-
lows:
No. .. Lilly VI. Chambers against the Woodberry
Manufacturing Company OF Baltimore County et al. :
appealed from the Circuit Court Of Baltimore City
Judge Rogers delivered the opinion Of the court
Judgment reversed and new trial awarded with costs
10 the appellant above AID below.
No. "a The Acker Neral and Condit Company
against George X McGaw; appealed from the Su-
pcrior Court Of Baltimore CITY Judge Burke deliy
cTed the opinion Of the court. Judgment reversed
and new trial awarded, the appellee to pay the
costs.
No s. Harriet L. Hiu against Charles X. Nc
Connen and George l. Mattingy; appealed from
the Circuit Court Of Baltimore City Judge
schmUcker delivered the opinion Of the court. De
cree affirmed with costs.
No. 56. The Mayor and City Council q Baltirnore
City against George H. Schsfer; appealed from the
Circuit Court Of Baltimore City. Judge Boyd deliy
cred the opinion Of the court. Decree affirmed the
appellant 20 pay the costs.
No Sc. Frederick J. Cream and others against
Peter Mcmahon: appealed from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Judge Pearce delivered the opinion OF
the court Judgment reversed and cause remAuded
Tor ncw trial; costs above and below 10 be paid
by the appellee
The motion for reargumeut in the case Of Buchan
an Schcy State tax commissioner against the
county commissioners Of Montgomery County argued
al the April term. was over-uled
The motion for reargument in the case Of Buchan-
an Sciley state tax commissioner. against Blair
Lee. argued az the April term. was OYerulled.
No 50. The Mayor and City Council OF baltimore
against the United Railways and Electric Company
q Baltimore; appealed from the Court Of Common
Pleas Mas further argued and concluded by Edgar
Allan Poe foT the appellees.
No 90 Aune Burton Jefers. Hester Harrocd
Laura NJ. Harris. and Marcia Bondbeck against the
Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen OF the City Of An
napoliS. appealed from the Circuit Court of Anne
Arundel County. WAS argued by James ". Munroe
for the appelleeS. City Counsellor r. T. Melvin Tor
the appellants and George Weems Williams for the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Rail
way Company. joint appellant.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
SHOT PLAYING HOCKEY"
Baltimore Boy wounded by Com.
pnnion Dies of His wounds.

baltimore Boy wounded by Com
pnnion Dies of His wounds.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nov. 21.-After suffering In
tense pain since last Tuesday afternoon.
when he was shot In the neck by his
companion. Harry Smith. thirteen years
old, Of 1903 Hanover street, Walter
Strack. twelve years old. son OF Charles
F. StracI. 1907 Olive street. died at the
City Hospital to-day. where he had been
taken with hope Of saving hts life
The shooting occurred in the rear of
Gels lumber yard. near the Long Bridge.
in Anne Arundel County.
The two boys. with Stracks younger
brother. John, played hockey from
school on Tuesday, and went TO Anne
Arundel County TO try the rifle. which
belonged to Smith On their return they
passed a turnip patch. and Smith ordered
Walter Strack 10 get him some turnlps
When Strack refused. Smith pointed the
rife at him and told him 70 throw up
his hands. which he refused 10 do, and
the young outlaw shot him through the
neck. after which he threw the boy into
the water near the end Of Long Bridge
John straek notified the police Of Brook
lyn that his brother had been shot, and
while Special officer Frick was chasing
Smith, the latter turned around and shot
at the officer, but missed his mark
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22

variety Of ways.-belching, burning SEN
sation, an empty feeling in, the stomach,
bloating after eating, brash, aversion to
food, fermentation. or downright indiges-
ticn.
There are few diseases which create
such misery-long drawn out misery
as dyspepsia 1t pursues you before
meals. after meals, and between meals;
you take il TO bed with you: IL is with
you at the theater and at your desk
What is the only way 10 get rid Of II?
You don't have to stop eating. you
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and let the stomach take a rest.
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In plain arithmetic, / of Stuart's Dvs-
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Just few of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
Parry Replies to Gompers.

Indianapolis, Nov. 1.-Speaking to-day
OF the charge by President Gompers, Of
the American Federation of Labor. that
ar agent Of the National Association Of
Manufacturers had tried 20 bribe him.
d. NJ. Parry. former president of the as
ISOLATION said:
There is not a grain of truth in Com
pers' assertions. / was elected president
Of the Association OF Manufacturers in
1871. and 1 know that prior to that time
there was absolutely no conflict between
our association and organized labor, con
sequently Gompers' charges do not hold
good.
'Gompers' motive for making these
charges IS simply 10 forestall the truth
he knows is going TO be told about him
and is trying 10 throw sand in the eyes
OF his honest followers to blind them"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
MURRAY AGAIN HEADS B. & O.
Board of Directors Re-eIects Him for
Fifth Consecutive Term.

Baltimore, Md, Nov. 4--Oscer G.
Murray was reelected president OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
for the fifth consecutive year upon re-
organization of the board Of directors in
New York to-day. the board having been
reelected az the stockholders meeting N
Baltimore last Monday.
Naturally this Is a strong Endorsement
of his successful management OF the
property which he first took hold OF as
one OF the receivers early in 1896. He
was first elected president December %
1903, effective January ], 1904, succeeding
l. +. LOree.
The board also reelected the other ofi-
GERS, as follows George +. Randolph
first vice president; Hugh l.. Bond, jr.,
second vice president and general coun-
sci; George i. Potter, third vice presi-
dent; J. McNeal, fourth vice president
and treasurer; c. W. Wolford. secretary
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
FRESH AIR NEEDED.

Medicine is not OF much use TO
cure consumption. Fresh air and
clean living are the essential forces
20 combat the dread white scourge-
Every precaution should be en-
ployed to prevent the germs from
settling on the lungs, and coughs
and colds should not be neglected.
To break up a cold quickly and
cure any cough that is curabie,
mix a half ounce Virgin Oil Of
Pine with two ounces Of glycerine
and a half pint Of good whisky
Shake well and take a teaspoonful
every four hours. Five ounces Of
tincture Of Cinchona compound can
be used instead Of whisky with
the same effect.
This mixture will usually break
up cold over night. Care should
be exercised to use only the genu-
inc Virgin oil Of Pine. which is
prepared in the laboratories OF the
Leach Chez ical CO., Cincinnati.
Ohio. and pat up for dispensing
only in 12-ounce vials. each Sc
curely sealed in round wooden
case. IL is better 10 purchase the
different ingredients separately and
mix them at home.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
OPINIONS HANDED DOWN.
Court Of Appeals at Eichmond De-
cides Numerous Cases.

cides Numerous Cases.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. Nov y. - Twenty
eight opinions were handed down in the
Supreme Court of Appeals this morn
ing. The cases cover a wide range of
law points. Some Of the cases are given
below.
Richmond company is a party TO the ease Of
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company Ys
J. l. Case Threshing Machine Company, and wins
It's in the Supreme Court.
The case of the Southern Railway Company vs.
Smith from the Circuit Court OF Amherst
County. the judgment Of which court is affirmed by
Judge Hauis1ns opinion.
Judge White delivered the opinion OF the court
in Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company vs.
Paris. administratCT from the Circuit Court Of
Augusta County. The judgment IL the lower court
IL favor Of the administrator Is reversed and the
CaEo rCmanded for A trial
The case Of Roller vs. Murray e al. from the
Circuit Court Of Rockingham County, involves
questions not often raised m Virginia Quite q
number of questions are discissc. ia the opinion
az considerable length. the conclusion reached being
that the lower court did not CIR in sustaining the
demurrer 70 the bill. and its decree IS affirmed
The opinion is by Judge Keith.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
WILL SELL THOMPSON BRIDGE.
Commissioners Order Disposal of
Unused Structure.

Upon recommendation OF w. J. Douglas.
engineer of bridges. the Commissioners
have ordered the property clerk Of the
District to sell at public auction the
bridge across Rock Creek. north OF the
line OF Massachusetts avenue extended.
known as the Thompson Bridge.
In his recommendation Mr.. Douglas said
that since the construction of the Massa-
chusetts Avenue. Bridge the Thompson
Bridge has been used very little, and that
il is badly in need of repairs. He said
that il would require a considerable ex-
penditure Of money 10 put IL In good
shape. and for that reason he thought it
advisable TO close the bridge at once and
sell it at public auction.
The Thompson Bridge was conveyed to
the District of Columbia by John w
Thompson on July Z. 1897. and was for
many years a prominent thoroughfare.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
s1ayer,s sentence Commuted.

Charleston. w. Va, Nov. 2l.-Gov
Dawson to-day commuted the sentence
of William Combs, Of Mcdowell County.
to life Imprisonment after an invesuga-
tion of the case had been made by the
pardon board. Combs was indicted for
the murder OF Deputy Marshal Zacharias
Dewitt. He was to have been hanged
December u
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
OVATION TO GOMPERS
Labor Delegates Cheer Him
After Address.
MAKES A FURTHER DENIAL
HepIies TO Accusations of BroughtOn
brandenberg, and Declares He
Was ImpOrtuned to Hold Confer
ence with President Van CIenve, OF
the Manufacturers Association.

Norfolk, Va, Nov. 2L-Samuel Com
pers, president of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. was again a speaker be-
fore the Federation convention to-day
his remarks being reply to the denial
Of BroughtOn Brandenberg of the state
ment of Gompers yesterday that Bran
denberg had tried 10 brlbe him in the in
terest Of the Manufacturers Association
The Federation president reiterated his
statement Of yesterday, and further al
leges that it was the intention Of Bran
denberg to get him into conference with
Van Cleave, OF the Manufacturers As
ISOLATION. in the efforts to bribe him.
In speaking of Brandenberg, Gompers
said:
Why was 1t necessary for him 10 re-
assure me that he represented the Manu-
facturers' Association. coming to me with
warrants issued and signed by the Cen
tury syndicate, an auxiliary Of the Ma
tional Manufacturers the marks OF the
latter appearing in no less than two in
stances on the warrants presented-the
initials in one instance and the full name
of the Manufacturers Association spelled
IN the other. These warrants were eight
inches long and four or five inches wide,
such as are used in ordinary business use
10 safeguard the money transactions.
Declined TO Attend Conference.
Immediately after my speech yester-
day l was Informed by Delegate Jerome
Jones that about the time 1 told of hav-
Ing received letters from Brandenberg.
urging that I go TO Edgeheld for con
ference, Delegate Jones saw Mr. Van
Cleave, the president of the Manufac-
turers' Association. and another man in
Atlanta. Ga, a city in close proximity
10 Edgefeld The key TO ii all is that !
declined TO act as he wanted me TO act
AT the conclusion Of this speech Com
pers was given another ovation.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
Appetite--NOne.
The Woeful Reflections Of a With.
cred Dyspeptic.

No substitute for good nature has yet
been found. Smiles take root IN the
stomach. Without good digestion there
never can be very much sunshine. for
the very simple reason that the stomach
and the brain are twins. and what affects
one invariably affects the other The
adage that the best road TO a persons
heart is via the stomach stlll holds
good.
Gorged grub and pappy pie always
breed gloom and sieepless nights.
They also breed epsia-quick dys-
pcpsia, and dyspepsia shows itself In
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
Will Not Disturb sebooI.

Lynchburg. Va. Nov H.-The action
Of the Virginia Conference of the Meth
odist church in refusing TO disturb the
Randolph-Macon Woman's College. of
this city, in the effort to make it purely
a UNCONVENTIONAL institution, has caused
general good feeling in Lynchburg
where the school is looked upon by peo-
pie Of all creeds as purely a Lynchburg
institution.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
Humphreys--Hatch.

Fredericksburg, Va, Nov. H-Old
Walters Church. in Spottsylvania County.
yesterday was the scene of a pretty we'd
ding, the contracting parties being Miss
Katherine Bernley Humphreys. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. William c. Humphreys. Of
Mount Pleasant neighborhood. and Mr
William Chewing Hatch, of Hanover
County.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
Two Negroe. Sentenced.
cial to Tho Washington Heald-

oItllaI % IIIu " NdslLuelVu IItldIL
Rockville, Nd, Nov. A.-The circuit
court entered upon the trial of cases on
the criminal docket this morning George
Dufin, colored, was convicted af assault
with intent 10 kill Frank KiIgour. his
employer. and sentenced TO five years in
the Maryland penitentiary. Raymond
Jenkins. colored, got three years In the
penitentiary on a charge of grand lar
ceny
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
MARINES AID IN CAPTURE.
Negro, Charged with Attempt 10
XIII, Caught After Hard Chase.

Norfolk, Va. Nov. I.-Sought by sew
eral hundred men, among whom were
naval officers and la5orers. Matthew
SiIls, a negro. eluded arrest for two
hours at the Norfolk navy yard this
afternoon.
Being taken 10 Jail on the charge Of
attempting TO kill sister-in-law. he
made break for liberty. Entering the
navy yard, men and boys joined Consta-
bic Dennis IN pursuit. Dennis overlook
the man. but Sills again got away after
badly biting the officer
The fugitive then jumped overheard
and swan beneath pier. He refused
10 surrender there when found. and was
twice shot by marines, but the marines
did not shoot 70 kill
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
Mrs. Annie Henry Dend.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, Nov. A.-Mrs. Annie
Henry, wife of Nelson Henry. a farmer
of Frederick County, died very suddenly
last evening while on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Anderson, near
Gore. Mrs. Henry was fifty-eight years
of age. Surviving her are her husband
and FIVE daughters
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
MARYLAND NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rockville, Nov. u.-HarrY Riggs. Hem
~ Z. Gardiner, Charles J. Lyddane. Wilson Ofutt.
and Eleeser Ray have been appointed by the county
commissioners as trustees Of tho almshcuse for the
ensuing year.
Rockville, Nov. 21.-George Andrews
Keogh and Eva Mabel KeudE1ck. Of Washington
to-day procured license to we'd. telling the clerk
that they intended 70 be married On tho 18th Of next
month
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
TO-mOrrow-The White Paper Cri.s,
The largest Morning Circulation.

AL advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon it's
sworn circulation-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-22
Senator Machen Makes Sug-
geStiOn as to Motto.
"IN THIS GOD WE TRUST
Fine of $50 Imposed on Negro for
Robbery-Everythin in Readiness
for Reception 10 william Jennings
Bryan This Evening-MuSic Pub
fishing Company Granted Charter.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

(Bel Telephone co.
Sd King Street
Alexandra, Va. Nov. 21-The elimina-
tlon of the motto in God We trust
from our money has caused consider
able comment throughout the country.
and at last suggestion has been Of
fered by state Senator Lewis H. Machen,
OF this city. which the Senator thinks
would in all probability end the much
threatened political and religious cyclone
which the elimination OF the motto Aas
already precipitated.
In an article written 20 Richmond
newspaper Senator Machen says that
since Secretary Chase adopted the motto
in the first instance as a compromise. il
would seem that such a course would
be helpful in the present crisis Contin-
uing. he says: Would II not be appro-
PIRATE for a Republican Congress 70 re-
store the motto upon our money amend
ed so as to read, In this god we trust? d?
Senator Machen being an ardent sup
porter Of Democracy, It is hardly thought
by his constituents in this city that the
Republican Congress will take any cog
nizance Of his timely suggestion.