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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
SENATE

Ahoush the session of the Senate was
the longest yet held, no bills were
passed, and very few were introduced.
Almost the entire time wns taken un
by The reading Of bills on the Gallon
oar, of which there was quite an accu-
mutation owing to the fact that the
,.,,e on the state convict road force
PHI consumed the attention OF Senator's
during the two preceding duys.
For the first time this session there
was no prayer, as there was no min
lister present to offer one. Tho first
business before the Senate was the
consideration of Senate bill No. ~.
relating to the convict road force,
which Senator Lassiter moved be passed
by temporarily. SO that those Interested,
could get together and arrange satis-
factory amendments. This WAS done.
and another long and tiresomc debate
on the subject was avoided.
County Bonds.
The Governor communicated list
of pardons granted by him during the
years of 1856 and 1907. A number o!
copies were ordered printed.
On motion of Senator Thornton the
Senate dispensed with the constitu-
tlonal requirements and passed bill No.
1870 to it's engrossment. This measure
was up for Its first reading, and as It
=,
fax county only. the Senate readily
agreed to suspend the rules.
Senator Halsey introduced an amend
ment 10 the bill providing for issuing
county bonds for road Improvement,
cxempsing these bonds from State
taxes Senator Hart opposed the am
mendcnt. saying that these bonds are
usually taken up by persons OF means,
who can afford to pay the taxes.
tr,rs IL, n Itr,,,a %I,.,t
tho bonds could be exempt from taxes
under the Constitution. and Mr.. Halsey
withdrew his amendment, offering a
Substitute. making 1t read County
taAes,s until he could look the matter
up and see whether his plan could be
legally followed.
Will Have Herring.
Senator Strobe asked that his bill.
restricting the running of railroad
trains on Sunday, be recomnlitted in
order to grant hearing to some par
ties. known as the Grass Widows AS
ISOLATION. who are opposing the bill.
HIS motion was adopted.
The Governor submitted list of
appointments made by him to the board
of directors of the penitentiary and
other State institutions in the past two
years. and report from Commissioner
of Agriculture Koiner in regard to i'm :
migration. The report was ordered
printed.
Senator Noel introduced resolution
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Both houses OF the Genetal Assembly
ieid entended sessions yesterday, re-
ieiyed important communications from
he EXecutlYei considered many bills,
md adjourned until noon to-tay.
The Governor transmitted three spe-
Hal messages, one of which laid before
,ho Assembly all5the details of the two
cent passenger rate litigation, and ask
I'd for the passage of a bill drawn by
The Attorney general providing for the
compensation Of Senator John w.
Daniel and Hon. a. c. Rraxtoti as dd-
'itional attorneys on the part of the
state, and making provision for the
payment of other expenses. Another
message conveyed the report OF Com
missioner Koiner concerning his work.
IN foreign countries within the past
sgo years in the interest of immigra-
iion, and still another gave u list Of
Ill the pardons and computations
granted by the Governor since the adj
lournment of the last Legislature.
These papers were all ordered printed
ts Senate and House documents.
Matters Discussed.
Clerk Marshall q. Booker. of the
Senate. was absent for the first time
Turing the session. having gone to
Halifax to attend the opening OF his
Circuit Court. and to arrange for th..
postponemcnt of some important cases
in which he is counsel. MIR Booker
will be at his post to-day when the
senate convenes at noon.
In. the House. Mr.. West. of Bedford,
altered q bill making q special appro-
priation to defray all necessary ex-
penses In connection with the Rhea
Investigation. The subject OF good roads
was discussed at some length in the
lower branch. A bill offered by Mr..
Withers to permit Judges to sentence
tertain criminals directly to hard
labor on the roads was passed by and
niade special order for Friday, 30 ~
20 await report from the Highway
Commissioner concerning the relnttve
tost of building a mile of macadam
road in the various counties or the
State.
The House passed a number of bills,
and sent others to their engrossment In
order to have working calendar Tor
today.
In the Senate.
The Senate devoted the greater S,or-
Hon OF somewhat extended session
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
AND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

The committee appointed by the Uni
Vers1ty of Virginia Alumni to draft
suitable resolutions for presentation to
the General Assembly in Connection
with the Rison bill met yesterday and
Prepared It's report The committee
consists of Colonel George Wayne An
derson. chairman; Mr.. George Ainslie,
Colonel a. S. Buford- Judge George l..
Christian. Mr.. James Fl. Drake. Jr.. Mr..
George c. Gregory, AIR. John B. Minor,
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Mcclure and Mr.. B. Rand
Wexford. The resolutions follow:
Whereas. bin is pending in the
ing to create State Geological Com
mission and to provide for a State
Geological Survey with its directing
and whereas, an effort is being made
to locate the directing officers else
where than at the university. resolved
by the Richmond Chapter of the Alum
nj of the uniVersity:
First. That the proposed survey is to
be most earnestly commended. 1t will
inform the people of Virginia of the
true value of the land and minerals
they possess and Will definitely inform
mineral deposits that invite devel-
opment.
Second. That the proposed survey IS
of such great prospective value ana
State and to the enrichment of its ciu-
zens. that no consideration Whatever e J,
should control its establishment or the
location Of its directing Officers or the
selection of its directors other than q
patriotic and unf'inching purpose 70
Insure the very best results from the
great work that is to be done.
Third. That the University Of Nir-
giria is The best Location for the 6i-
irecting office or headquarters of suct
a survey in our opinion for the sfol-
| lowing. amons other. reasons;
a. 1t is and has long been the pride
of the Commonwealth as her chief scat
OF learning and of science, and haG
| justified that pride. 1t should not
| therefore be made TO yield a recog.
nized and deserved primacy unless u
/ is i'll fact less capnble of directing this
! important work than some other in
lstitutioll. For this reason almost al
| the states have placed their surveys
under the direction of their State uni
versittes. and have only failsu e Nd g
1 elsewhere. 1t cannot be maintaineC
THAT any other Institution in Yirginis
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asking the concurrence OF both
branches in requesting the Governor to
submit to the Joint COMMITTEES on Con-
Grmation all letters and communica-
tons received by him relating to the
appointment of Judge Rhea, of Bristol,
as member OF the Corporation Com
mission.
There was some objection to the
Gravatt bill for the registration OF
deaths in Virginia. and a motion was
made to pass 1t by. Senator Gravatt
opposed this. saying that a fight is
being made on the bill by the under
takers, who. under its provisions, are
put to a little trouble In case OF
death The measure was ordered to
its cngrossment.
Senator Strobe introduced n bill
which seeks to define and regulate the
liability of common carriers for injury
to their employees through negligence.
Senators Harman and Follses intro
dnced jointly a bill which will amend
the charter of Richmond city, so that
all work of razing buildings. con-
demned walls, etc, will come under the
supervision of the Building Inspector
instead of the City Engineer, as hereto
fore.
At 2:15 P. A. the Senate adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
ST VITUS'' DANCE
Proof Of the Remarkable Power
Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
in This Severe Ner-
vous Disorder.

That Dr. Williams Pink Pills have
cured obstinate cases of st VItus'
dance, Is the best evidence that they
Will cure all lesser nervous disorders.
Ifere Is evidence that will stand thor
ough Investigation. Mrs. James VIII
kic, of 7O7 Spruce Street, Cherokee,
Iowa. says:
~ was OF a very nervous ternpera-
ment even when q child. As / grew
TO girihood, more and more OF the
work In our family fell to me. At the
same time tried to keep up my stud
los in school. The strain was too great
and at the ago OF fourteen had to
Leave school, because OF the rum down
and nervous condition / was III
gradually gr.w worse. becoming ex-
tremely Irritable and suffering terri
bly, from melancholy. 1t was first no.
ticed that had st. Nitus dance. when
1 began to lose control of the muscles
of my face. The disease soon spread
all over MY body and my head and
arms seemed to tremble constantly.
II was In this condition for about n
year and dwindled away to almost
nothing Finally became so weak
that had to stay in bed all the time.
Up to this time had been under the
no better gave up their medicine.
After I hal been in bed about two
months. my father heard about DR..
Williams Pink pills from an old
friend. He bought some at once and I
started using them, not expecting much
benefit. ] noticed very soon that tho
pills were helping me and that ! could
sleep better. We all thought this so
wonderful that / was encouraged to
give them 8 good trial. / was soon
able to sleep like a log and my ap-
petite became good.
II was sick altogether about one
and one-half years and when L began
to use DR.. Williams Pink Pills 1
weighed less than So pounds, I gained
weight rapidly. while taking the pills
and weighed III pounds when / stop
ped using them. was completely
cured and have never taken medicine
for my nerves since. / feel that I owe
my life to DR.. Williams Pink Pills
They are sold by all druggists, or
will be sent. postpaid, on receipt Of
price, 90 cents per box; six boxes for
$3.50, by the DR.. Williams Medicine
Company. Schenectady, n. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
RICHMOND TUESDAY JANUARY Isl 1908

Regulating n road board for said coun-
ty, and directing the disbursement of
the county road fund
10 require officers collecting taxes
to furnish dated Tux ticket or receipt
therefor, and providing punishment for
future 50 to do.
TO accept tho certain grants Of money.
as made by the Congress OF the United
States, March 10, 1905, as approprIa-
4 lions for tho use of the agricultural
experiment stations OF tho several
states and Territories of the United
States.
scnntc bills Pissed.
TO submit to the qualified voters OF
BEDFORD City, In the county Of Bed
ford at special election to he held
therefor, the question or the establish
incnt OF dispensary for the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors In the town OF
BEDFORD City. and in the event OF a
majority of those voting at said cleo
ton Tor said dlspcnsary. then further
70 provide for the establishment and
conduct of the same, and to prohibit
thereafter, within said town, or within
one mile of it's limits. the sale. barter
Or exchange of intoxicating liquors. by
al persona, firms or corporations. cx-
cept as provided herein, and to provide
tor a second election, to be held after
Two Years from the date of the first
election
Ilie House, at o'clock p. NJ, adj
Journeu until noon to-day
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.As5A|L RHEA AND
OFFER TO- AID NOEL

.sJss Continued from First Page.)
the hearing before the joint committee
Will be public, and as 1t will be, the
Senate chamber and the galleries will
likely be crowded when Chairman West
calls to order this afternoon. The
friends of Judge Rhea appearSconfident
of his confirmation by the joint ASSEM-
lily, and they seem to be of opinion
that 1t will be by a strict party vote.
and that the charges made by Senator
Noel are purely of political nature.
of course Judge Rhea has made
enemies Of the Republicans in the
Ninth District" said strong admlrer
OF the Bristol lawyer last night. FOR
he is the only man who. In many years.
has been ablo to keep thei,. nominees
out Of Congress-. have known him
Intimately. both socially and politically
for a number OF wears, and know him
10 be clean, high man In both MS
private and public life. He is a mem
Der OF the Presbyt terrain Church. and
has for many ycars taken active part
In religious work. When ii comes To
party politics, he is a. Democrat first
last and all the time; and. what Is
more, he is one of the most brilliant
advocates of the principles of that party
in Virginia to-day.
Large Attendance,
II is not expected that the case will
be gone Into ut any grea length this
afternoon, for IL there are TO be ar
tcrneys for the respective sides as
now appears certain. they Will want
Tune In which to confer with witnesses
ana TO make UP their cases
Al any rate, the first real meeting,
, ,1 tne purposes Of Investigation viii
pc or interest. and 1T promises toaaba
largely attended The witnesses sum
moned are as follows: i. 9
Wor senator NOcf---NV. d. Smith. Jsnnc
Goley, Colonel II. Il. Richmond. w S,
CON. ---------- Boatwright, sam HAYNES
or Gate City, Va; e. Nj. Carter Dry
den; Tom Templeton, Appalachi,,. Va.
CALVIN Cowden Rye Cove Vn. ----------
tPenlck, Al. T.. Powers, q. Nv. Hanmett,
Major q. Wood, Bristol. Va. Henry
I IutM and Eranl1 Ruth, Lebanon, Va. !;
I K. Waiter Dickinson, Custlewood, va;
~, ~, 2. f'endleton. Ta2ewell; W. M. Edds,
Wise; ti oward Miller, of Norton. Va.
~. q. Stone, Bristol; NJ. c.. Clark, Han
9 aTe I, il; y, sAslh,W,orth Bristol; Judge
Itirundy; y. r. Summers, Abingdon; Mas $,
sey Slack, BRISTOL; q. Il, .CioodelI. Bris-
toll: ~. 3. Bullet, g Stone Gap: X.
q. Caricos, Coeburn, and r. G. Watkins,
Grundy. \. y
Fer Judge Rhen--2, Tate Irvine. Big
tol; Fl. Gu Peters. Bristol: Joseph u.
Kelley, Bristol: James McGlll,s Pulaski;
r. L. buchanan, Marion; John b. Kel-
ller, G. II, C;authcr and CT wv. Iammitt,
all OF Bristol, 4
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Dwelling. Destroyed IL 41Iubamn.

+ BIRMINGHAM. ALA, January a.
A tornado swept through the north
eastern portion OF Etowah county last
night. While no lives We're lost. much
damage WAS done 10 property, At
Coates Bend several dwellings, were
The home OF Bud AlcC'urdy
was strickland crumbled like an egg
shell. seventS-flye-year- bach
elor brother OF AIcCurdy was on whot
was thought to be his tieathbed. IN
fear, the sick man jumped up and
fed from the house and got out OF
the way of harm. Sl8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
Heard One Case.

The Corporation Commission yester-
day completed the hearing Of the case
against the Southern Express Com,
pany for allcged uvercharges, aud VIII
render Il decision later on, The hear
,ng against the Adams ESpress Con-.
pnny on q similar charge went over
10 soma later date. f
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MIR. Machen Away

Owing To the extreme illness, Of
MIS- father, Mr.. Lewis III. SInclien,
formerly State senator from Alex
andsia. who Inns been writing the
leading, article for The Times-Dis-
patch aud conducting other features
~ connection with the session 0f the
Lenisintnrc, hits been compelled tn
lsienyc the city hurricGiy, and VIII
probably be absent seyernl days.
while he tx away the field he i,ns
been covering VIII he looked Efter
ny the resniar reporters OF The
fimes-Dispntcl,.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

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bodily waste
generates absorbed into the blood
and distributed t. all q body and with torrng
aches, disngreeabe symptoms
session the The ana the naan
staple remedy the disease
irritating
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particle ot tie aca ana THIS y M
and when s. renovated the poo
Iadvce free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Cos. ATLANTA, GA.
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Fer Judge Rl,euF, Tate Irvine. Big
Stone. Gap;sIudge John w. Price, Bris-I
.tol: Fl. q. Peters. Bristol: Joseph u,
.lSclley. Bristol: james McGill,9 pulaslsi;
e. H. buchanan, Marion: John 3. kel-
Ter, O. II Gauther and G.. w. HalnmiCt,
all OF Bristol 5ssSt VI q
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The Senate devoted the greater Vor-
Hon OF somewhat extended session
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