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The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
4 Fine Edition.

The long promised Industrial
Edition from the presses of the
Virginian reached the public last
Friday, and from an editorial and
typographical standpoint alike is a
work of credit.
The historical portion of the
work is the writing of Ransom Met.
calfe, formerly interested in the
Virginian, and contains fund OF
valuable information relative to the
Mesaba iron industry and the early
history of the range, written in his
well-known style. The press.work
on the edition, Containing many
fine half-tone cuts of prominent
men in range history and views OF
interest at range points showing
the development of this, the great.
est of the iron ranges, was done
under the supervision of William M
E. Davis, and caanot but appeal, tc
the critical eye of the I 1rade az
worthy work X.
Withal, the work is the most com
plete historical sketch of the range
ever attempted, and despite the fact
that eighteen months or more OF
work was devoted to it's production
should imburse it's publisher in
splendid manner. A copy of the
edition was mailed each subscribe,
of the Virginian with the last issue
of that paper, and additional copies
are to be had at the office of tha,
paper and at other places in the
CitY.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
Draws Three Years and q Half.

!. In district court on Tuesday Gust
Hill pleaded guilty to a charge of
assault in the second degree, for
having cut Marshal Knuuti of
Aurora with a pocket knife, and
drew a sentence of three aud one
half years in the Saltwater pen.
Hill had been gathered in by the
constable for stealing watch, and
in trying to make his escape drew a
knife. The prisoner swore that he
wac drunk at the time, and that he
had been shot during the trouble,
and that he was simply trying to
defend himself.
F. A few similar sentences for the
Fslashers Of the range towns would
have tendency to clean out an un.
desirable class. II 4 -
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
Drove the First Spike.

Mayor Weirick of Hibbing on
Wednesday drove the first spike IN
the new electric railway to be con-
structed by the Northern Traction
between Hibbing and adjoining
range towns. The company thus
far has failed to obtain franchises
in number of towns, but these
will be secured. The first step in
the new project will be the connec.
tion of Hibbing and Chisholm.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
MAYOR EATON SCORED
BY the Mesaba Ore for Refusinq
Salvation Army Street
PRIVILEGES.

| While Virginia has been the scene
of a street carnival this summer
| while on numerous corners and
vacant lots in the city may be found
"try your luck" games of various
descriptions, while slot machines
for the purloining of the nimble
nickel, the passive quarter and the
hard earned half dollars of our
citizens have been and are still per-
mitted to run in open and fragrant
violation of the gambling laws of
the state, and while other laws made
to be enforced are 80 entirely ignored
that their existence on the statute
books are recognized merely as
matter of form, it would seem from
the following article from the pen
of Editor Atkinson of the Mesaba
Ore at Hibbing that some things
will not be tolerated in this highly
moral and law-abiding city:
"Captain and Mrs. Nelson, of the
Salvation Army, who recently
located in Hibbing and who are do
ing a grand work here and at other
points on the range, were this week
given a decidedly indecent recep.
tion by Mayor Eaton, of Virginia.
Captain and Mrs. Nelson on Wed.
nesday went to Virginia to hold a
series of meetings.. Upon their ar
rival there they, as is their custom,
sought out the mayor and asked
permission to hold meetings on the
street. The mayor of Virginia
denied the request in language
more emphatic than beautiful and
forthwith started to ."roast" the
captain, telling him that if any such
meetings we're attempted on the
streets that all parties implicated
would at once be arrested and
thrown into Jail. The mayor in
formed Mr.. Nelson that he was run
ming the town and would not allow
the home people to congregate on
the street and much less the Saliva
tion Army. He compared the officers
of the Salvation Army to the leaders
of the strike which has just passed
over the Mesaba range and said
many other things that did not be,
come an official of his capacity and
much less gentleman. The
threats, however, did not frighten
the captain or his wife and that
evening they appeared on the street,
in company with one of the local
pastors, singing praisesandspreach-
i1tg TIT. gospel. The bluff made by
the mayor was not carried out and
the meeting continued undisturbed.
Many of the citizens of Virginia ex-
pressed their hearty disapproval of
the mayors actions and earnestly
requested the members of the army
to return to their city. Captain and
Mrs. Nelson will hold meetings in
Virginia again tomorrow"
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
huntiaQ Licenses.

City Clerk Bickford has been ap.
pointed as deputy county auditor
for the issuance of hunting licenses,
and Virginia .sportsmen may OBJ
tain same without the trouble of
going to the county seat. With
each license issued he also gives a
complete set of the game laws, that
none may unwittingly violate any
of the provisions thereof.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
Passed to Her Rest.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Reid have
the heartfelt sympathy of the en-
tire community this week in the
sad affliction visited upon them
through the death of their little
daughter, Eva, which occurred al
the Kahler Hotel at Rochester
Mimi, at about 1920 a. m. on Tues
day, after an illness of many
months.
The deceased was a winsome
child whose ways had not only en-.
deared her to her bereaved parents
but to all with whom she had come
in contact Her illness dated from
a year ago, when she was taken
with serious cold followed with
an attack of pneumonia which left
her with lung affection from which
she never recovered. In February
last an operation was performed
but though for time she seeming.
ly gained in strength she suffered
a relapse and the afflicted child
was taken to Rochester, where on
the Tuesday preceding death a
second operation was performed
by the Drs. Mayo, but medical skill
proved unavailing and the little
life passed peacefully away, to the
realm where suffering is unknown
and where sorrows come not.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid returned to the
city Wednesday with the remains
of their beloved one, and she was
laid to rest in the Virginia cemetery
yesterday afternoon, the Rev. H. A.
Logan conducting funeral cere-
monies from the home.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
lake Possession of New Enuland.

Leonard & Brown, the new pro.
prietors of the New England Cafe.
took possession of same on Septem.
ber 1st, and will endeavor to i'm
prove on the high regulations here
tofore sustained by the place. Both
are practical men, and will see that
their guests are given the best of
service in every particular. The
gentlemen come to Virginia from
Mankato, although Mr.. Brown is
acquainted to an extent with the
ranges through a former residence
in Two HarbOrs.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
N. E. Church.

Regular servicas at the NJ. E.
Church on Sunday next, morning
service at 1890, and evening service
at 500, by the pastor.
Sunday School at 11:45.
All are welcome.
HENRY A. LOGAN, Pastor.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
St. Paul's Church.

AT st. Pauls Church next Sunday
there will be divine service at 7:3O
p. m.
Evening prayer will be said and
the rector will preach.
All are cordially welcomed.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
Restaurant and Oyster House.

William Woodson has leased the
vacant room in the Opera House
Block formerly, occupied by the
Virginian and opens new restaur.
ant and oyster house therein. MI.
Woodson has fixed the place up in
tasty shape and will see that patrons
are given the best of service. He is
now open for business and is re.
ceiving pleasing share.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
Furaished5 Rooms for G,.otiemeo.

Neatly furnished rooms for gent
lemen may be found by. application
at the corner of Locust street and
wyoming avenue. Rooms carry
privilege of use of telephone. ~
y q 6 " :, 4 fiji. &. .zs GEO. S. TAYLOR. 4
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-09-06
Wasstto Baavs

|. Want to. buy a house. Must be
modern. Address N, Virginia En-
terprise. 2. ? ? zs,::<
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

WIN d. II. SMOCk. seldom so Tn
most cases there is one OF two things
the matter with them; either their
nerves or their digestion Is respon.
sibie Both come from the same
thing-stomach trouble. A man or
woman whose nerves are tied in
Knots is bound to be mighty poor
company. The same thing is true if
what they eat don't digest properly.
NO wonder they grumble, / don't
blame them.
i have seen Cooper's New Discoy-
cry change the whole disposition OF
people in months time simply by
getting their stomach in shape again.
Even the expression or their faces
was altogether different. The wor.
rled,l tired, fretful look changed to a
peaceful happy expression, and the
lines of care disappeared altogether.
Many people tell me about this in
letters. They seem to think it mira.
Gle. 1t isn't. It's just the stomach
working again.
Here's n case of this kind:
II suffered with my stomach for
thirteen years. Nothing / ate seem.
ed to digest. also had chronic con.
stipation. and was tired dull. irrita-
pie and respondent all the time. /
found 1t difficult to attend to mi
dnties etion agent at this
place."
Six different doctors treated me
and all gave different opinions"
began taking Cooper's New Dis
covery. and to my surprise 1t helped
me from the first. have gained ten
pounds In three weeks and am feeling
fine. My work now is pleasure,
where before 1t was drudgery." j..
II, Smock, Cicero. Indiana.
We sell the Cooper medicines.
The Academy Pharmacy Co., corner
Washington avenue and Thirty.third
street. West END Pharmacy, Hamp-
ton.
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Mrs. Gayle and Me-. cunnInghsn
Sure Of Victory.
BIG VOTE POllE0 AGAIN YESTERDAY
All Candidates Increased Their Totals
Considerably Although There Were
No Changes In Posltions-"Dead
Ballots" Thrown Out.

Yesterdays voting made it certain
mat Mrs. NJ. w. Gayle. OF Bethel,
Chapter, Daughters of the Confed-
Sracy. and Mr.. Il. j.. Cunningham OF
NEWPORT News Lodge. No. 315, b. p.
.. Elks, will win the special credits
Tor this week IN the Daily Press
trophy contest. These candidates re.
ceived the best support yesterday
and Mrs. Gayle has no wtaken four
OF the six honor certificates to be
awarded to ladies'. while MIR. Gun
hingham has received three of the
Six for. gentlemen. This means 500
ing.
More interest was shown Yesterday
man any other day since the contest
began. A big vote was polled ard
nearly all of the candidates increas.
cd their totals considerably. There
We're no changes in positions, and
MRS. Gayle and Mr.. Rogers are still
ieading. although Miss Cora Dimmock
OF st: Pauls Episcopal Sunday school
and Mr. Cunningham are rapidly an.
proaching the figures or the leaders
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RULES AND CONDITIONS.

Candidates must be members OF
regularly organized lodge, club
church, labor, literary, or social or.
gnni2ntIons.
The voting Will be by ballots clip.
ped from the DAILY PRESS and by
voting certificates issued with sub
scription receipts for the DAILY
PRESS.
For payments made on suuscrip
tion certificate votes are Issued ror
both O lady md gentleman us roll
lows:
On Payments on Old Subscriptions.
$l,O0. ......10 weeks. 49,. 60 votes
$l.60.......15 weekH..... 30 votes
S2.60. ,..... months. .1uG votes
S6.OO....... l year. Sl2 votes
BY Mail
$500. year. 200 votes
$2'b0. .......G months. 100 votes
On Payments on New subscrlp,Ions
SI00..... 10 weeks. ...... 80 votes
al.50.... ..15 weeks. votes
s2.a0. ..... months. -. 1884 votes
BY Mail 'o'ef
s6Oo........1 year. -. 400 votes
$250. .......8 months .15O votes
Willis each payment OF $500 for n
years subscription entities the hold
er OF the receipt to GA votes, II the
shDDscription is an old one, or y3t
votes IL the subscription is N new
one, tEese cannot be voted for one
candidate. but must be equally diyid
gu between lazy ana gentleman. [
no certificate Will be Issued Tor q
less payment than one dollar,
COMBINATIONS may be formed be
Tween lady and gentleman can
uLuate py which the lady may OK
change her gentlemans votes m,
lady's votes, and vice versa. nn,
combinations between candIdafes N
the same sex will not be permittef,
The DAILY PRESS reseryes m,
right to reject any candidate and aIsr
TO pass final Judgment ca any oues
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DID JUDGE LOVING
MAKE AWFUL MISTAKE?
Continued from Ninth Page)

she being in an unconscious condl-
ton. | restrained himself with great
difficulty, hoping that there might be
some explanation. Lizzie was sen.
for but did not come. sending word
that she was sick. | did not go af,
ter her but sent my wife. asked
her what had happened and she said
that Theodore drove her out and
when about a mile ont of town gave
her drink and that she knew moth
ing more. ! don't claim that / be-.
came crazy, but q frenzy seized me.
Every muscle and vein in my body
called for vengeance. sought his
life and took it, and all the powers
of hell could not have stopped me.
When asked by the Common.
wealth's Attorney IL he had armed
himself and Went first to Lovingston
and then TO Oakridge, he said yes,
and that he would have followed him
ono hundred miles. Asked II he ask.
cd Theodore for an explanation, he
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

tion that may arise.
Votes once cast cannot DO changed
To count for another candidate. S
s;ecial Awards.
To tho lady and gentleman snndi.
dates receiving the largest number
OF votes up until $3.50 O'Clock Friday
evening, April 10th. an ndditionui
credit Will be given or 1000 votes.
After tho first special award or
1000 votes Is made an honor certiH.
chte VIII be given daily to each lady
nnu gentleman candidatea who recejye
day 4 81
These honor certificates are 10 he
retained by the candidates until the
Gnu or each week when the candle
dates having the largest number win
DC given opt It'll vote awards az fol-
lows: - "a
w, Week slso ending Friday evening. April
arS Week sos , ending Friday evening, May
Week ak ending Friday evening, May;
10th, 800 votes.
in the event OF tie in number or
honor certificates held at end OF any
week between candidates or the snlne
sex the extra credits will be awardati
10 the candidates having made the
larGf at Increase in votes during that
special credit period. ~ y,
These daily honor certificates ara
good only for the week for when
t3ey are issued and cannot be used
lowing weeks. -
The bailoting will close ut nine
o'clock Saturday evening, May III.
The returns at the close OF the bal.
loting Will be cahvnsaed by a com.
mttee OF we'll known business men
OF standing in the community.
me place OF holding the final count
WIN be announced in later issue on
tho DAILY PRESS. ~ =
no employee of the DAILY PRESS
nor member of HIS or her immalIIat,s
family may become q candidate. a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
MANY PASSENGERS LEFT
BY STEAMER VIRGINIA
c. & o. Steamer Had to Make
Special Trip to Handle the
Crowds.

About $50 people who arrived here
from the West on the Chesapeake and
Ohio train at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
evening enroute for Norfolk. were de.
ilayed here several hours because of
the fact that they could not be &C.
commodated on the Virginia on her
regular trip across the Roads. The
steamer returned here last night,
however, and took the passengers 10
Norfolk.
1t is estimated that about 700 pas
sengers were brought in by the 5:30
train yesterday evening, practically
all of them coming to attend the
opening of the jamestown Exposition.
Three of the passengers on the train
came from Sacramento. Cal, while
others came from Western cities al
most as far away.
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said he did, but did not wait for 4 J.
reply. and shot him before he could
answer - \ y ~ Wy
The statements given out ia ina
press by friends of Judge Loving are
misleading. and prevert tile facts n &
70 the details leading UP to this aw.
lui tragedy and its cause S5s.
Made No Examination.
The statement purporting to De
the statement of DR.. Strother VIA
examined Miss, Loving, IS not trmes
ana not as DR.. Strother has states,
TO me In the presence OF Mr. I.ae.
and Lewis Brown dast evening. IS &
ID. Strother stated to me thai ijts
examination of Miss Loving md snis s
attentions to her We're only. those
q given In ordinary practice, and tl,at
ne only prescribed medicine for hef
iiIndisposition from the liquor, nnd
mat ne never thought or, mad aIi NM
suspicion that there. had been INV
assault upon this. lady; that fiia
statements charged to him in for.
mer publications in the press we're
misleading and not true; that he haa
never been requested by Judge Love
ing or any member of his family Ia /,
mako any statement or make, INV
examination of Miss Loving. q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
"viraInla9 Bradley Dead.

RICHMOND. VA, April 25.--Robert
Bradley, widely known as Virginia"
Bradley. died at seven O'clock last
night in his, home, "Greenway," at
Wilcox Wharf, Charles City county.
The funeral will take place from the
residence at eleven o'clock tomorrow
Mr.. Bradley was 70 years old. He had
been paralyzed for three months and
his death was expected daily. ''yir.
sinia' Bradley had national repu.
tation as a breeder and racer of thor
Olghbreds.
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STANDING OF CONTESTANTS


MRS. NJ W. Gayle Bethel Chapter, The Confed
iiss Cora Dimmock St Pau's Sunday $500
Mrs b. Cross Lady Maccab. ...... .3l5S
MIS- j. b. Cinednst Ladies' Aid
Mrs Ebert NeXsen, Joseph
Mrs r. w. Powell
Mrs d. T. Ivy Second Baptist ........ AZ
GENTLEMEN.
VIM R. Rogers, Bremond M...1O132
&C. L. Cunningham, Newport p.
H. b. Gregory Recors Club ........... .2512
ape newport News Lodge No 3l5, B.
W. F. H. Enos Peninsula Lodge, No 27S,
H. evans independent Order Odd Fellows
NJ j. o'Connel knights Columbus .............. 30
hnlgnts OIL
E.
e.. B. Cameron, Y. NJ c.
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V() T L,
For your FavOrite Lodge or Society Worker
in the
Daily Press Popular Voting Contest

oil
srowth and prosperity which
OF
ese deen societies and orsanzad effort Of the
mas never been will
rerogntion OF the faithful efforts
Is impeled
votes These handsome 5000 and a on
IN addition to the diamond given
votes These
guarantee them - r.eA''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
Old Vet Ends His Life.
IRY Associated Press \

PETERSBURG, VA, April 25.-Mr.
John It. Parham, aged G5 years, a gar.
liant Confederate soldier, who was
color guard for his regiment i'll Pic
ket's famous charge at Gettysburg,
committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself in the head with 4
Colts revolver. He fingered two
hours after the shooting before death
occurred. He had been despondeut
for some time past.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

Quite number of dead ballots"
coupons deposited after they had en-
pired. had to be thrown out Candi-
dates and their friends should watch
this and see that coupons are put III
tho box within week after they are
printed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

to them. They
seldom smile,
S o m g t h in 6
dreadful is go
ing to happen,
nothing is ever
just right, and
they worry and
fret and com.
plain fro IN
morning till
night.
Their trouble
seems to be just
a bad disposi,
ton but this Is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
Marine Notes.

The seyen-masted schooner Thomas
w. Lawson arrived in port yesterday
from Marcus Hook, Pa. to have I,ey
Oil tanks repaired at the snrlpyafd. Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
Martin Loses His First Mount.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Jockey Jack
martin had his first mount at Aque.
duct today since his reinstatement.
lie rode Franak Farrel's Grapple In
sthe Flushing stake at mile Crap.
pie was made an odds on favorite at
= to 6. Martin failed to land him
winner Campaigner won by head.
tomorrow the racing shifts to the
Jamaica track with the Excelsior han.
dicap as the feature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
CHIEF TAescorr HERE.
Leiwsburs, West Virginia, Police OF.
ficer In iCty,

3 ficer In fCty.
rs Chief of Police S. w. Tabscott, Of
lLewisburg, west Virginia, arrived in
this city yesterday evening to attend
the opening of the Jam estown EXPO.
sition. He will remain here until
Saturday evening.
& Chief Tabsco:t arrested in Lewis.
burg the negro Curtis Hamond. who
murdered his Wife. in this city last
year and who is NOW servlnGk an .lS-
year term In the State pcnitertia%
for the crime.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta: Nashville 4; Allan
Al Montgomery: Montgomery 8;
Birmingham 2. +
AT Shreveport Shreveport 4: Lit,
tie Rock 5.
AT New Orleans: -New Orleans y;
Memphis; postponed rain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
Standing OF the clubs

American League Games Today.
Washington Mt New York.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago. at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
soston,s ERRORS COSTLY

BOSTON. MASS, April 25.-Errors
counted largely in the runs getting to.
day, Philadelphia winning 10 ..
Boston's misplays were costly. Score:
r. III. u.
philadelphia -. 0O2 600 02x--4 13 4
Boston! 100 go 1000 2 2
Bender and Schreck: Tannehil and
Criger. Time 1855. Umpires Evans
and Connolly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
Yankees Bat Huqies Hard.

NEW YORK. April 25.-By n score
OF II to 2, New York outplayed the
washington team today, batting
Hughes hard Score:
washington -. 900 O02 600 Z 3
New York -. 900 002 O9x-11 ii A
Hughes and Warner; Orth and
kleinow. Time 2:1O. Umpire Hurst.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
Advance Man Here

.
Mr. G. II. Sheldon. In advance q;
Sheldons comedians who will APP
pear at the Academy of Music all
next week, is in the city arranging
for the productions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
Standing Of the Clubs

National League Games Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 49,
New York defeated Philadelphia, al.
though out-batted by the home team
Score:
R.H. e,
New York -. .OO3 100 O0O-B 8 2
Philadelphia -. .002 600 01O--3 10 a
McGinnity and Bowerman: Corri.
don, Moran and Jacklitsch. Time
l:45. Umpire Rigler.
Boston Trounces Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN. N. Y. April 25.-Bos-
ton sprung surprise OH the Brook.
Ign team today by winning by score
of to 1. Score:
R.H. f.
Boston ..........Ol2 oil 1905 l2 3
brooklyn ...... .001 600 000-1 s 4
Lindeman and Brown; Haster and
Ritter. ime l:4O. Umpires Emslie
and Kline.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
SHORT TALKS By
L. I. COOPER.
CHRONIC cRANks.

We all have met people who are
continually kicking Life seems q
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
New York IL; Washington g
Cleveland Chicago; postponed, rain.
Detro1t-St. Louis: postponed, rain.
Boston 2; Philadelphia 4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn /; Boston G.
Philadelphia g; New York 6.
st. Louis.Chicago; postponed wet
grounds.
Cincinnati Pittsburg; post,
poned from April 12, was
postponed today; rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-28
Flour Exports Fall OF

tension of the flour trade do not lie in
foreign countries, but in the committee
on finance of the United States Senate.