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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-30
FIRED AT BURGLAR.
rasl,ionaulc Section OF New York
~. $500. ~. IHYcifed. y. 1

Fashionable Section of New York
Excited.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Shots fired at
h negro burglar threw the Hotel Plaza
and surrounding fashionable blocks
west of Fifth Avenue into turmoil
shortly before o'clock this morn-
ing The shots were fired by Mrs.
Henry Heulett, of Mobile. Ala who
lives in an apartment house directly
behind the Plaza
Mrs. Heulett and her niece. Mrs.
Addie Pendergast, also of Mobile, lost
several thousands of dollars worth OF
1ewelry ten days ago when burglar
entered their apartments by the fire.
escape. and when discovered made off
over the roof. Mrs. Heulett and Mrs.
Pendergast were OF the opinion at the,
time that the burglar escaped through
a window into the Plaza Hotel.
This morning a negro was found
trying to enter Mrs Heulett's apart
ment. The alarm was given, and Mrs.
Heulett appeared at window armed
with revolver. She fired at the
man. who was on a fire-escape, but
her shots went wide and the man
escaped. Several hours later a negro
was arrested. charged with the at
tempt to rob Mrs. Heulett's apartment.
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Indignation IL Growing,

CONsTANTINOPLE, July 29.-street
demonstrations here have now prac-
tically ceased, but public Indignation
is growing at the delay In removing
the obnoxious ministers and other gov-
eminent officials. Many reports are
current Of the dismissal and the flight
OF various officials. but 1t is impossi.
bic to ascertain the details. It is
confirmed however. that the Minister
OF Marine, RANT Pasha, has been forced
Pasha. An trade issued to-day ap-
points Izzett Pasha president OF the
commission for the Inauguration OF
the Hejaz Railway. He will leave
.Constantnople for that region at once.
1t is stated that zekki Pasha inspec.
tor or military schools. has been dis
missed. while Sclim Pasha, Minister
of Mines and Forests, has fled with his
family to Brindisi. !. -
The reformers further demand the
removal Tahsin Pasha, one Of the
chief advisers in the palace. and All.
dul Houda, the Sultan's nstrologer.
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THEY DISAGREED HARD.
Chicago Juror. Have a Frec-for-All

Chicago Jurors Have Frec-for-All
Scrap. III
CHICAGO, July 39.-Personal vio-
ience in the jury room yesterday
brought to sudden termination the
case OF Eugene B. Hobson, manager
Of a Turkish theatre In an amusement
park, on trial before Judge Better
Tor presenting an indecent show.
The jury was given the case Tor con-
s1deration, and q disagreement was an.
ttclpated sabout two hours later, when
heated. arguments We're heard. Then
q water goblet was sent hurting
through the glass door Of the iur1
room. and Judge Better ordered BAT
liff James Hart to quell the disturb.
Hart found a half-dozen Jurors in a
room was in general confusion. Two
Of the men We're exchanging blows and
the others We're striving to separate
them. Fla It was told that the fury
stood eight for acqulttal and four FOR
conviction and that the battle start
ed when one Of thu men tried 10 con
vince" another. Judge BETTER sum
noned all the Jurors before him and
tfctured them. but was unable to learn
any details OF tho combat. i
He finally dismissed them with a
reprimand and ordered the case TOR
rctrial August o5th. q n. ~
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'PRES[NT'sENOUCA
[0.0PE:..N| 8 STORES !! [ !. !.
Friends Remember Mr.. and Mrs.
Francione on Their Silver
4 Wedding Day.

with moro than 400 guests present,
among whom were prominent city Of
Iiciais and many we'll known 1talians.
Including the leading business men 7, OF
York, Philadelphia and washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E'rancione, OF this
city, celebrated the twenty-flfth ami
versary of their wedding with a BAN
night.
Mr. and MIS- Francione received
more than 400 handsome presents. and
IN the words Of Jthe happy host there
was enough silverware on ex MP ~
these presents were sent by friends
and admirers In this city. but a great
many came from prominent Northern
and Southern Italians.
Promptly at o'clock the celebra..
ton opened with q grand parade Of
4 the guests. who moved to the music OF
an orchestra, screened by Southern
palms and smilaS. After this the guests yes e
the host, they formed = column 1y ana
marched to the banquet hall:
Mr.. Francioni in few words thank
ed those present for their friendship
and interest, and paid Il glowing tri-
s butte to the American people, men
tioning especially the citizens Of Rich
Judge Witt and Mr. Minetrec Folkes.
His speech was greeted with prolong-
cd applause. and many toasts We're
drunk to the healtht of both the host
and hostess.
4 Mr.. Francione then called upon Mr..
Folkes. who responded with a touch,
ing reference to the ties that bound
the Italian citizen and the American,
ending with toast to Mrs. Francione,
which WAS drunk amid the greatest
: enthusiasm.
Upon the conclusion Of Mr.. Folkes,s
speech he was presented with hand-5
some bunch of American Beauty roses
by the host, Mr.. Sam Stern acting as
spokesman.
Mr.. L. O. wendenburg followed. and
IN a short speech referred to Mr.. Fran
: clone as citizen and man.
Prancione's mother, who was present.
and despite her eighty-three years,
could mot refrain, from showing the,
most ardent enthusiasm when the or
cflestra played .Dixle."
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WERE PROF. BADLY KILLED
Circumstances Attending Deaths of the
Rnisbccks Disprove Drowning.

IS. ANNANDALE. MIMI. July 2s.-A
sinister aspect was given to the case
of the supposed drowning OF Mr.. and
Mrs George "A. Raisbeck, OF New York.
Monday night at Lake Sylvia. three
miles from here, when 1t became
known to-day that Mars. Raisbeck's
body had been found in about three
feet OF water In kneeling position,
and that she had long bruise on the
side Of her face, which cut her upper
lip. and one extending down on her
throat under the ear. 1t was also
learned that there was no water in her
lungs. DR.. Ridgway, who examined
the ,yoman's body, said he believed that
her death WIS not.caused by drowning.
The body Of Mr.. Raisbeck was found
farther out in the lake. in about twenty
feet of water.
The supposition here ds that the
woman was stunned by blows and
dragged or thrown into the lake The
boat in which the couple had gone
fishing was found right side up and
the fishing tackle inside OF 1t in good
order, thus indicating that the boat
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LOVES HIS niusrAcHE BEST.
John sphllllns Lose. Chance to G

John SphillinE Loses Chance to Get
Married and Gets Arrested.
P1TTSBURG. Pa. July 29.-Because
he loved his nustache more than he
loved his fiancee, John Sphilling. of
Sharpsburg. has sacrificed all chances
of Immediate return to marital bliss.
Since the death OF his wife all appli-
cants for the position OF Mrs. John
Splitting have decreed that the mus
tache must go because OF the attention
he lavished upon the facial adornment.
John always baked until he found a
blonde from Chicago. TO her he prom
Used the mustaclle would come off. But
he faltered when once away from the
magic presenceIand, forgetting the face
and remembering the mustache, wan
dered into saloon. Then it was all
off with John. The blondes presence
departed and John became enraged and
chased his children with revolver,
for which he must answer in court.
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SUICIDE UPRIGHT IN CHAIR.
Kills Herself After Asking Father to
n

CoLLINGsW WOOD. Nj, July 90
After asking her father to describe
the pain of a heart affection from,
which he suffered. Mrs. Charles shi-
mer, of Camden. went to her room
and shot herself In the heart.
she was the wife of Charles Sinner,
formerly q major In the New Jersey
National Guard, whose disappearance
three years ago after his worsted mill
q sensation. iias 7-I = =
Mrs Sinners mother, Mrs. Thomas
Collonss, found Mrs. Sinner yesterday
morning attired only III a nightgown,
bolt upright in big chair. dead, with
revolver in her right hand.
MIS-. sinner was forty years old and
until the separation from her husband
south Jersey. It had been noticed re-
Gently that she was growing fmorose
and seemin glya Respondent. #t
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ATTACKED BY MOSQUITOES.
Woman Expected to Die From Expo

Woman Expected to Die From Expo
ure.
= MENOM1NEE. MICH, July 29.-Nrrs.
John Smith, seventy years old wife OF
a prosperous farmer OF NIcAllster, Is
lying in precarious condition at her
home as the result OF exposure and
being terribly bitten by mosquitoes
and flies while lost in the woods for
three days and nights. Owing to her
advanced age, it is doubtful that she
will recover.
Mrs. Smith lost her way while pick
Ing berries. and 1t took searching
party three days to locate her. She
was finally discovered Monday night
lying unconscious near pool Of water,
with flies and mosquitoes swarming
about her.
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charged with attempted assault upon.
q small negro girl, which sentenced
the prisoner to five years in the State
prison. was set aside by Judge Clop-
ton in the Corporation Court yester-
tence from the bench for term of
twelve months in jail.
This action was taken by Judge
Clopton from the belief that the pris-y
oner had been too heavily indicted by
guilty Of q felonious charge, whereas
1t appeared to the court that the NO
gro had been guilty of nothing worse
than a misdemeanor.
Judge Clopton concluded from the
evidence in the case, and from repre-
Isentations made to him by Judge L.
P. Pool. counsel for the defendant, that
the crime of the gro was one of SIM
pie assault.
City Engineer Busy.
City Engineer Lipscomb, the Give
than usually employed with his civic
Improvement duties during the pres
ent summer. $50 a 8. ~
: AS 9 result Of his nergles the work
which has been in progress on most OF
the principal residential streets In the
city for the past six weeks. is nearing
Engineer Lips comb has also begun
laying concrete sidewalks around the
new High School Building which work
Is s : D ,1 pushed to- conpletion,, It is
been finished by next Tuesday.
Among the varied pieces of work
now n DIV under. the supervision Of the. City
dead tree which Stands imme di i.it f.
to the south side of the courthouse,
ershadowng the building with Its
The work Of removing this tree from
the square Will be begun to-day
The tree Is q large one and owing
to the danger attending It's removal.
ser seart behg nHw II Session
solicited. ss 81 :,
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Angel. who was recently
fnlea 70 g Wiaa1fgSeorG by the
bedside Of her Father. y s.' - n,
May or Maurice was not confined to
reported ii an afternoon paper s1ss The Tiss
Miss Pauline Wiikerson, Of P satS h !.
tan Mrl Is visiting lss MR5np!s Wsisiger
daughter. have returned from Lunen-
Mrs. Sidney WiaiSe is Quite 1Sitt sick at
Ae Mrs 0%s ii GSa5saa a Mss Msz
Nearth a II Cities, . y - U.s. ''aee
!, Mr.. and Mrs, r, 9. White Of olo
Maury. Street. left yesterday for Rock
Misses Hester and Ida Bass, Of Mos
3ley's junction, are the guests Of Mrs.
May Sims Bailey. at Mason Park.
Mt. Lacy Hendl ley. who has been
here. left yesterday far North Caro-
lima. l8 Ri ss is li
s, Mrs Lem Tyree, OF winston Salem,
y. c., is visiting Mrs. John Tyree on
g Miss Kathleen Wilkerson. who has
been visiting her & randmo Their, has re.
turned to her home In Powhatan, s ac-
tCurpin. seF s88lls s 5s u n sfs5
Mrs. BENJAMIN .Loyln & ana oh ldran
are Visiting at w terpo ok, Va,
Mr.. tsram \ r ohe rtsoA has eturnel
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- AaAlN d IAN araEETa

had not been accidentally overturned.
Notw outstanding this, the ooroner's
verdict was that death had been caused
by drowning. There were no wit
nesses One farmer living near the
Raisbecks said he, had frequently heard
them quarreling, but others say that
their relations were always harmoni-
ous. The couple were last seen about
their cottage Monday night.
The bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raisbecls
are at q local Undertaking establish
mont awaiting shipment to New York.
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FAIRBANKS TO De DIpLoMAT.
Rumor IIsS 1t viee-pre.ide MT May Go
~ Vt t.Jnmes s5g9'S

S 4 -
{ WASHINGTON, July 2s.-vice- Presi-
dent Fairbanks may step out as presi-
dent OF the Senate next March to re-
appear as ambassador to some impor-
tant country, abroad. The rumor that
this will be the next step taken by
Mr.. Fairbanks was insistent some
weeks ago, and 1t has been revived by
reason Of the Vice-President's admir-
ablo handling Of this governments
part in the tcrcentenary at Quebec.
It is admitted that Dir. Fairbanks
could have his choice OF diplomatic
positions under the Taft administra-
ton, and in the Chicago convention
there were rumors that he would go.
to the Court OF st. James. The situa-.
tion in Indiana Is worrying the Re-
publican leaders, and they believe that
ii Mr.. Fairbanks were honored by ap-
polntment In the diplomatic service
his friends would see to 1t that the
State remained in line.
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PARLIAM ENT TO MEET
Call Issued for First Assembly Under
tic New Constitutions.

CONSTANTINE oPLE, July 29.--An i'm
perial trade, made public to-day, con-
vokes the first Turkish Parliament
under the new constitution for s;ovem-
Der list. The document announcing
this decision appeals to the people to
cease their demonstrations, pointing
out that ns the Sultan has proved his
good sentiments and Ills intentions
strictly to observe the constitution
and labor for the prosperity OF all his
subjects there.is no longer reason to
continue tho manifestations. which only
impede tho progress Of events.
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TO Have Finest Gold Links.

GALVESTON. TEX. July es.-John
". Gates has contracted for the con-
struct!on OF the finest golf links in
the world at his home at Port Arthur,
Tex. Work has been commenced on the
tract. embracing 750 acres OF land. The
new links will represent an expenditure
Of nearly s1,ooo.oo0. including the cost
OF the land-$1so.ooo. A club house
costing about 100000 is to be erected.
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-DsPATCH: RICH1fOND VA 1903
daily papers Iii this city, as Pittsburg
Is to try out a lot offstreet chrBfendersi

wo,ild-be suicides will not be ncl
icepted TX their Intentions arc known
beforehand Tie rittsburg Street Hail.
way managers say trey have seen NOV.
ing pictures of live dummies struck
schances1of q person being struck 40.
cidentally not nearly as good as II
the person Is prepared for the impact.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-30
V1tGlNIANE SELLS WHEAT SEED
FOR QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS

ROANOKE. July Eek. B. stoner, q
Fincastle has sold to Western men
the rights In a new wheat seed which
he has developed for $780, 900,
The first single seed brought forth
3l20 stalks of wheat, Seed sent to a
number Of States for experiment have
done equally as well.
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smnllpox on Mig Liner.

NEW YORK, July 29.-There was a
case Of smallpox on board the North
German -Lloyd steamer Barbarossa.
which arrived here to-day from Bre-
men and Cherbourg. Tho patient.
child, was remoyod to hospital in
Brooklyn, and ninety-two steeragc pas
songers. who occupied the compart-
ment with tho patient, will be trans
ferred to Hoffman Island for observa-
ton. The steamer will be disinfected
and permitted to proceed about noon
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KNIGHTS pYT111As, ArrENr1oN,

Boston. Mass. Route, Richmond, Fred !.
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
Washington and New York City. Rate.
5s22S5 round trip. Leave Richmond II
"A. NJ. or 2 r. M. Only one change OF
cars. For. tickets. Pullman reserva-
tons and all information, apply to any
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad agent.
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Texan Quick with GIN.

WHARToN t TMx WIN LIN, 1 na = J,
Pointer shot and killed e. w Jack !
son az Fierce, Tex. to-day. The mon
quarreled over one-cent postage
stamp, Y Jackson had mailed a letter
Pointer who had charge Of the host
once, called his attention to the mat
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Hind Plotted to XII Him.
VIENNA, July PA special dis
patch from Constantinople to Die lit
the Sultan's life, which, it saws. final
~ determined the Sultan to grant q
constitution. o'1 =
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News Gathered From Southside..

pleasant week.
Mr.. Leonard Guy is spending a few
days at Oceon View.
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Steamer Rccorted ON the Rocks.
B PORT ARTHUR, ONT. July 29.-The
steamer sMechan, owned by the Tona-
laden with 5000 tons OF coal for. Port
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Arthur, went on the rocks at Passage
Island last night in a fog. The peak
and forward tanks OF the vessel are
full. and she lies In most exposed po-
sition. Wrecking tugs have gone out.
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Count Doni's Suit Postponed. SIS
PARIS,5July 29,-The suit brought by
Count Ront De Castellane against his
former Wife. who Is now the Princess
thrNa Schil dren, has been nos tponed until
the fasll farm of tia court. a ',58S 4g95 "A Ne
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Swollen glands about the weak running
ula IS The disease being deeply intrenced in the blood
a SO oonny destroys me heatiu OF the blood
trouble
the but the diseased blood prop
makes them and healthy vegetable preparation
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA GA.
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PAY FOR BuMp1NG Cars.

Pittsburg VIII Test New Tenders with
Live Men.
PITTsBURG, PA. July Galvanized.
men to act as dummies for street car
tenders: wages So per day; no ques-
tons asked. References or experience
not necessary"
This advertisement will be placed in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-14

NEWS FROM OUR NElGF1BORS


Mr. Willie Spaulding of Villa Ridge
was a business caller here last week.
The frost damage to the fruit and
vegetable from from Cristlo Springs,
Miss, to Centralia H., is estimated
LAT something over 100000
Mr. Frank Faulkner Of the Polk
Preserving company Of Mound City
Was looking after contracts with our
fluuers and fruit growers last week.
Mr. L. G Otrich and Miss ida Sitter
ice the Palace Drug store. We're quietly
married in Mound City Sunday even
ing April 18TH 1905 The groom is
a son Of DR. c. l.. Otrich of Anna, and
one OF our rising young business men.
The bride is one Of our most talented
and highly respected youud ladies,
and both are well adapted to the life
partnership which they have formed,
we, therefore heartily congratulate
10th of them, as do all their many
friends. .....
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-14

in the Cotton States league must
ha9 picked his players 10 correspond
with the name of the town. The
Gulfport lineup reads; Gilkes. Get
finger. Gum and Graffins. o. gee,
Both of the Boston ball clubs are
preparing for a rush of business this
season New bleachers have been
erected at the National league ground
and more fifty cent seats have been
added to the outfit at the American
league park.
Old Bob Unglaub of the Boston AM
orleans evidently wanted to start
something when he said the Eastern
league wasn't in it with the Ameri-
can association for good and fast
ball playing And after Buffalo and
Toronto of the Eastern league had
made the Columbus A. A. team look
like bunch of wet clothes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-14

was the guest of relatives here Sun
day.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. Z. church
will meet this week with Mrs. l.. c.
Perks at her home on amin street
Wednesday Afternoon.
Mrs Chas. Estes and her mother.
Mrs. Wat Wright, of Valley Recluse
were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard of Cairo,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reed Sunday
At the Easter morning service of
the NJ. e. church children's baptism
will be administered to those who de.
sire it.
Ruby Starks who has been i'll with
typhoid fever is now able to be out
under the skillful treatment of Dr..
ilargan.
Miss Florence Stophlet is home for
Easter week She has spent the past
few months at a musical conserva-
tory at Indianapolis.
The members OF the Epworth Lea
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Mills on High
street Tuesday evening, April l4th.
Lot every member be present
Mir and Mrs. J. II. Crowel ] and
daughter, Mary, Mrs f. ellsworth
and daughter, Sallie, We're Mounds
visitors Sunday.
Mrs, c. S Britton and niece, Ruth
Bride, were the guests of relatives
Sunday at Mounds.
Special services will be held al St.
Peters Episcopal church every even
ing at O'Clock and special commun-
ion services at Z o'clock each morn,
ing during this week except Friday.
There will be no ladies' aid meeting
ca account of Holy Week.
Mrs Matilda Clanton of Mounds,
Ispent Sunday with Mrs Carrie Spence
Mr.. Thos. Smith who has spent the
past week here with relatives re-
turned to his home at St Louis Sun
day accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. VIM Mertz and children.
Mr.. Lowell Otrich and Miss Ida
Sitter of Mounds, were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. J..
Davis at the St Charles hotel in this
city Sunday afternoon. They were
accompanied by Miss Otrich, sister
Of the groom. Both parties are well
Fpown and highly respected young
PEOPLE ana have the best wishes Of
the community
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-14
INVESTIGATION BEGUN.

Washington, ALril I3,--The attor.
ney general today sent TO Speaker
Cannon a letter in reply to the reSo-
tons asking Hnat steps had been
taken by the government to investi-
gate the alleged combination of wood
PULP or print PAPER manufactures.
The attorney general says the investi-
cation is in progress, but no evidence
has been yet obtained to justly legal
proceedings.
He says thar when the investigation
|Gnd report thereon is completed, he
will submit shCm without delay If h
can do so withor: affecting the inter
asts f-isIstira h,at that II the invest
cation should LEAD to evil or criminal
proceedings Il may be eXpedient to
temporarily withhold from the public
the evidence and information.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-14

that his racing comedy would become
the play of The hour IN New Yor'-
state. Governor Hughes, with his
message against betting at the raet
track could have drawn his arg',-
ments from the plot itself. The plot
of the play turns on the very points
Which Coy. Hughes emphasizes, and II
Is not in tho least impossible, 81
though to have the fact acknowledged
/. beyond The widest hopes OF a
press agent. that the chief executive
OF the state was influenced to take
his decided stand after seeing the
comedy in Albany. Miss Russell
comes to the Cairo opera house one
night Monday. April 81.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-14
ROOSEVELT VEToS BILL.

Washington, April 1S.--In a special
message TODAY vetoing a dam bill
President Roosevelt warned congress
that there is peHdng this session bills
which propose t. give away, without
price, steam tights capable of de
yeloping 1900 9GG horsepower, whose
production would cost annually 25,-
100000 tons OF coal and urged in
vigorous terms the establishment of
a policy, such as the fllibustering mi
nority in the house demands, which
would Safeguard the granting Of
bfidge and dam privileges and re.
Qdire guarantees to pay for them, and
definitely announced the future policy
on lbs part with regard to the prompt
utilization of construction privileges by
refusing his SIGNATURE to the bin Civ
nE an additional three years to the
Rainy River Improvement company
within which to build dam in Rainy
river.