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The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

AF. Thomas l. Watson says his enc
mics are seeking 10 put him in his .polit-
ical coffin" Why should that xor-v bI-7q
We never have heard OF the tine that he
wasn't perfectly willing and able 10 KICK
the Id Of
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

a soap-oub5le is estimated to be one
z5oo.oo0th Of an inch in thickness: which
IS little thinner than a stand-patter's
hide. al all events.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Truly so.

That pretty coed pitcher has lost all
her curves"
Well that IS a sad case Of form re-
versaL-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

The Persian Shah and Izzet Pasha are
no relations Of George Bernard. but they
appear able 10 keep in the HneIieht in
truly Shawesoue style
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

senator TIlmsa Is telling the people
CT London that Bryan IS sure 20 win And
away over in London they. probably don't
know any better" says the Kansas CITY
Journal That's typicaIly AIissourtsn-
got 70 be shown.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

President Castro IS credited with q de-
sire 10 find out what the Monroe doc
trlne IS good for" He may find ulti-
mately that II IS good for cutting out in
-ernatioral cut-ups
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

The New York Mall recently referred
70 this glorious ciry as s'yarnl!sh Wash
ington-' We haven't been so powerful
warm here Of late. however.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

The Boardwalk. the Boardwalk; they
DO strange things and they say strange
things on the Boardwalk,
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

A PittsbUrg man wants 10 sell him
sci: Ior sl,co0. II he gets the price he
VI! PROBABLY proceed at once 10 spend
me money providing fun for chorus
girls, says the Chicago Record-Herald.
Hum, How much fun would a neaslv
thousand furnish for chorus girls?-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Atlantic CITY must have felt q little
queer when It wakened yesterday morn
ing without a headache
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Something sIodined.

The girls VIII surely twine
A laurel wreath
For him who viii desin
An alDCst-shearh.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
No Change.
Mostly Tirenome.

Are you fond Of entertaining callers %
Yes. answered the lady addressed.
but few OF mine are OF that variety"
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Be patient That lone bandit OF the
Hel-owstone' VIII get around 10 your
station On the vaudeville circuit sooner
or later
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

TIE Moroccan situation appears 70 de-
pend entirely OF which Sultan has the
better press agent for the moment
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

OF course, Mr.. Taft may carry Ala
oazna and Ar- B-ya1 may carry Maine.
but neither one VIII. for q lot OF folks
pipes are going out on election day.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

me Concord Monitor carries the motto.
Our Candidates over the names Of
Iaft and Sherman Lese majesteg
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
The PIunkviIIe PoIonIus.

MY boy. when the boss is holding you
over a duh season."
Yes. dad2-'
Don't select that time 10 90 to him
for salary raise"
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

The next woman who unarries an -af-
unity would probably do well 10 put
him under bond 70 keep The peace.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
O-y-s-t-e-R-s, Whatg

There are Stiu q number OF people re-
ll'a.nlns IN this world, however. who pre-
Ter canned peaches 10 canned speeches.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
THEME FoR a nRA,IA.

The dear old bank is up for sale; deep
is the bankers woe
It is the same old threadbare tale; he
couldn't make it 90.
And now. with reddened eyes. alas! the
poor old banker stands
And waits TO see his dear bank pass into
strangers hands
But. 10, a cloud of dust appears, q
cloud Of grayish white,
The waiting throng applauds and cheers;
an auto IS in sight.
It is the bankers farmers lad, and he
has sold a crop.
He saves the dear old bank. egad. Now
let the curtain drop.
No Change.
Judge. I'd rather not sit on a jury
Conscience forbid?"
I wouldn't Ike TO DO anybody
wrong.
You can't in this case. One AFFINITY IS
suing another affinity"
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

The Buffalo Times thus praises the ac-
ceptance speech OF AIr. Kern
Equally thoroughEoing was Mr. Ke-,,s
dissection Of Republican methods used 10
stifie legislation He denounced in strong
terms the 'strangle hold OF dictatoria1
power by the Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives, the appointment OF com
mittees for the sole purpose Of killing
legislative action. and Illustrated the sub
jeet by reference 10 the crushing Of la
Dor legislation during the last two Con
gTesses.
Defining the attitude Of the Democracy
toward business interests and American
workers Of all classes. Mr.. Kern said
It would leave n the pocse.s Of The r-r,--s sd
laoo-e-s q this lard every doIar Of the money a.
earn. save only slch amOlnts as nav Be- uealaf -
TIE eoo1o1-ical administration e TIE s,reru--eu+
II las - WY % wage OF CzriraI II has 70
quarrel VIII corporations honestly caritaIized 70
caIT5 On legitimate business. according 70 law II
VII encurage the investment q caqitsI II TIE Ss-
veioTsnent of he eoGrtry and rrotect It whe1 IL
vested
Whether scrutinized in its details OF
viewed as whole. the acceptance ad-
dress OF the Democratic nominee for the
Vice Presidency viii appeal 70 the public
as an able, sound. and yyell-co1sidere5
presentation Of the questions Of which II
treats It belongs TO that class OF argu-
ments which men weigh by intrinsic
merit, and whose power TO convince is de-
rived rom reason and candOr
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

7 is not altogether surprising 10 note
that Mr- John Temple Graves refraine5
from recitinE his Chattanooza spAe.b an
over again when he was notified yester-
day. Notwithstanding the fact that he
said he wished It remembered when all
else should be forgotten concerning hin,
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Baltirore's newly discovered brand OF
ch-val-y-''3Iurn's the vvo-dr'
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

The la1pligate-s OF New York have
gone on strike Probably some one
foo-ishly tried 20 turn them down.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

West Virginia IS safe for the Repubii-
can ticket at the fail election. according
TO J. T. Koen. q pottery manufacture OF
Nlannington- W Va. who is al the Ra-
leigh Mr- Koen was a delegste from
West Virginia TO the Republican national
convention
If there is any trouble in West vir-
ginia. Il is not strong enough 10 endangsr
the success OF the Republican ticket. and
I an quite confident that before many
days harmony will be restored.
Business is very goo6 il West vir-
ginia, and II there has been q business
depression elsewhere very little OF Il has
been felt in that State The coal mines
and all other enterprises are kept busy
with orders With all due regard for
Air- Gompers' efforts in behalf OF organ
lied labor, I do not believe that the
workingmen viii forget that il was un-
der a Republican administration that
they earned higher wages in The past
years than ever before"
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

D I--e---6N N----aeo ana A4lGE say strange
things on the Boardwalk,
Senator -Jen- Davis is bericoss
statesman-and it really doesn't matter
whether you speu il b-e-l-I-i-cose or
o-e-l-l-O-w-c-o-s-el
O-y-s-t-e-R-s, what2
! There are Stiu g number Of peonlA ra-
naming in this world. however. who pre-
! Ter canned peaches 10 canned speeches.
The next woman who raarries an -sf-
f1nity' would probably do well 10 put
him under bond 10 keep The peace.
A Pittsburg man wants 10 sell him
sci; for 5000 II he sets the price he
VIII probably proceed at once 10 spend
the money providing fun for chorus
girls says the Chicago Record-HersId
Hum; How much 'fgnr would a r7easlv
thousand furnish for chorus efrIsq-.
The Persian Shah and Izzet Pasba are
no relations Of George Bernard. but they
appear able 10 keep in the Nnelight in
truly Shawesque style
A Kentucky woman who had ex-
pressed determination % commit s,i-
oiGe was found dead in her bed recently
while Phonosraph al her elbow was
rendering Won't you come home. BIZ
BaLey2" Whether she did a-,rb,-s,
more Lhan turn on the instrument fsr,t
stated
Senator TiIImaa Is telling the rs,,,s
CT London that Bryan IS sure 10 win A.
away over in London they probably 49,
know any better" says the Kansas Cirv
Journal That's typicaIly 0ussourian-
got 70 be shown.
President Castro IS credited with q de-
sire 10 ind out what the Monroe doc
trine is good for" He may find ulti-
nately that II is good for cutting. out in
-ernatioual cut-ups-
OF course. Mr.. Taft may carry Ala
barna and Mr. B-ya1 may carry Maine.
but neither one viii for a lot OF folks
pipes are going out or election day.
Balttmore's newly discovered brand Of
eh-valry-' Nuns the vord.''
The lanpligate-s OF New York have
gone on a strike Probably some one
foo-ishly tried TO turn them down.
L is not altogether surprising 10 note
that M John Temple Graves RETAINED /
from reciting his Chattanooga speech all |
over again when he was notified yester- 1
day. Notwithstanding the fact that he ]
said he wished It remembered when al 4
else should be forgotten concerning him /
TIE Moroccan situation appears 70 de-
pend entirely or which Sultan has the 1
better press agent fer the moment
Be patient That Tone bandit Of the
YeIowstone' VIII get around 10 vour
station On the vaudeville circuit sooner
or later
The New York Mall recently referred
to this glorious city as ''Warmish Wash
.ngton-' We haven't been so powerful
warm here Of late. however.
Mr.. Thomas L. Watson saws his enc
mics are seeking 70 pCt him in his ..polit-
cal coffin" Why should that v,,---- Lf--o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
PUBLISH CONTRIB uTIoNss
aIr. Bryan Urges That All Campnlgu
Glfts De .NIatle Public.

y. OsAto DC 3uAuC lIuUllcs
WASHINGTON, u. c.. january so,-
An election Is a pubic anair, and par
tlciputlon IN pohtics Is a. civic duty.
All arguments usea in elections shouiu
be USED puplicly, ana ali means EN-.
3pioyed to secure the election OF or to
nettat n candidate should be means
which the one using them would not
be ashamed TO have tho world know" "
William J. Bryan thus expressed hir-
self on the subject Of publicity OF
campaign contributions before the
.1Ouse Committee on Election Of Pres
ident and Vice-President. The thing
to be renedied in American politics.
said Mr. Bryan. was the use OF money
to secure control OF the government.
Mr.. Bryan insisted that the most I'M
portant thing to be done was to MAKE,
the campaign contributions known be-
fore the election. The trouble about
the publication OF expenditures aftei
elections was that the knowledge came
too late to be OF any advantage to the
people In that campaign. It was very
easy to change the committee and th.
personnel OF the organization. he said,
and thin make scaptgoats OF those who
had been in charge OF the elections.
Alr. Bryan said he was glad Pres
5ident Roosevelt had taken the matter
up. He declared lie had q far greater
interest IN government and in public
questions than personal concern about
the success of an individual. and he
added s"I assume that President Roose-
welt and those who like him have spo-
ken out In the Republican party have
the same broad general interest that
have Democrats who have spoken OUT
The hearing was arranged by the
Publicity Bill Association. and Perry
Belmont. its president, presented to
the committee an abstract of the laws
of the several States relating to the
publicity, of election contributions and
eSnend it,lres l3,. *.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
BIG STONE GAP FIRE
Principal Business liUcl< burned Dani-
Il, age, S1OO,0O0} insurance, SEQ 1000.

AEAuclpAl bubinesA DlUCk burned UQn-
age, 100000 insurance, S0O, 900.
BIG STONE 5csAr, VA, January oo.--
The principal business block OF Big
stone Gap was destroyed BY, fre at an
early hour this morning. The alarm
was sounded about o:So o'clock, when
flames were seen bursting through the
windows at the rear OF the Rsd star
Shoe and Clothing Company. largo
clothing store. and from the windows
lmme d!ateiy above, In the law office
OF Il. T. Irvine. The fire department
responded promptly, but It was soon
discovered that the water pressure was
not sufficient to afford much protec-
ton, and the flames were not checked
untll nine OF the largest brick build.
Jugs IN the town were demolished.
me loss viii approximate 100000,
With about $G0,0UU Insurance, as fol.
lows: damage to United States court
tutldtng. $4,000; fully insured: Or. j.
W. Kelly. loss. $4,000; insurance. s1o,-
0e0; J. NJ. Willis g. Co., loss, $4,000;
Insurance. $4,000; Interstate Finance
and Trust Company. LOGS, $4,000; In
su1ance. $500; G. s.. Carter, loss, $4,000:
insurance $4,000; Red Star shoe and
Clothing Company, loss, $4,000; insur-
alice, $4,000; Il. r. Irvine, library and
ottice furniture. loss. IS. 900; Insurance.
$4,000; w. S. Mathews. loss $4,000; no
insurance; H. A. w. skeen. Eugene
Hotel, loss, $4,000; insurance. si,5OO;
Kelly Mann. damage. loss. $500. fully
insured; Mrs. L. I. Brown. loss, $2,5OO;
insurance. $500; Goodloe Brothers,
loss, $4,000: insurance. $4,000: L. v.
Kelly. loss, $500; insurance, $4,000
The origin OF the fire is unknown
but is supposed to have been defec-
tive flue. The J. 3. Ayers Insurance
Agency had recently moved their Of
fees into this block. all OF which were
brick buildings. and lost their entire
office equipment, amounting to $500
no insurance. It Is thought that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
10 OPPOSE GLASS
Cnptrin Robert u. Ynncey, OF Lyuch-
burg. Candidate for Nomination.

Captain Robert d. Ynncey, OF Lyuch-
burg. Candidate for Nomination.
Especial 10 The T;mes.D .Dispatch.]
ALYNCHBURG. VA, January sO.-2u.
naors which have. been heard for souae
months that Cantain lsobert D.-Yancey,
commemorative Attorney for the city,
would be candidate In the sDemocra- :
tic primary this year In opposition to
Congressman Carter Glass, to repre-
sent the Sixth District in Congress-
We're verified In a meeting a asst night,
In which Captain YanceyS announced
that he intended to be candidate for
the nomination The meeting ES hich
lasted until late hour, was held in
the Red MEMS Hall and was presided
over by Mr.. D. H.. kizer.t a local at Z
storney. "a request was made that
Captain Yancey announce his candt-
sdacy, and he stated briefly that he
would do 50. There IS no doubt ' but Mir.
himself, l5Fi s.lSE ssi N M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
RESCUE CREW AND WOMAN, !,
Life Savers Succeed After Five Hours
f,gJs Il nP TDM Hard Work .6.s 5l'g8s

Life Savers Succeed After Five Hours
OF Cold, Hard Work.
+ NANTUCKET, MASS. January 3o.--
After struggle of FIVE hours dura-
tim against Intense cold and a tur,
3bulent sea the life-savers Of the Cos !
kata Station rescued the crew OF the
Newport brigantine Fredericka Schepp,
which was wrecked to-day on the
north side Of coatue Beach. Mrs. chas.
.OVerson. wife of the captain. and her
year-old baby. who were on board,
We're also taken Off the stranded ves-
sci. 81
Last night the brigantinet encounters
ed a gale and anchored under the
lee Of the Handkerchief Shoal. The
vessel during the night began to drift
and struck on the island. The seas
tumbled over the vessel, forming tons
of ice as the water froze. The crew
suffered severely. in the zero weather
several being frostbitten. After day
light the life-savlng crew.. With their
boat and apparatus, fastened to the
stranded vessel. and again and again
futile attempts were made to reach the
brigantine. For five hours the strur
gle went on. Finally they were sue
cessstul In reaching the vessel ana
saving those on board. There were
SIN men besides Captain Overson in
the crew, all belonging In New York.
Mrs: Overson displayed rare cour-
age during the trying experience.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
MIGHT HAVE. cHARG MORE.
This Line of Defense OF the Alleged
Pennsylvania Grafters.


Pennsylvania Grafters.
L HARRISBURG. PA, January 30
That John II. Sanderson did not really
charge as much for furniture supplied
for the new: Capitol as he was entitled
to under his contract, will be the CHER
defense in the conspiracy suit against
fSanderson. Snyder Mathews and Shut.
maker. now on trial In the Dauphin
County Court.
This was developed by the. cross
examination to-day of Stanford B.
Lewis who was Architect Joseph N.
Huston's active assistant during the
construction and equipment OF the Cap
itol. Lewis was called by the COM
monwealth to-day to Identity Huston's
blue prints for sofas. tables and clothes
trees. offered in evidence, and for
which Sanderson was paid by the State
atthc rate of s1s.4o per foot" Lewis
was then compelled by the defense to
measure each of the articles exhibited
again.
\ sofa seven feet long was shown TO
contain flfty-stx OF the kind Of feet
on which Sanderson based his charges.
"A table. with top three and one.half
BY two and one-half feet. contains
seventeen and three-quarters OF the
same units. One OF the clothes trees
eighteen inches at the base. with a
three-inch shaft six feet high. had
seven feet. They showed that a clothes
tree which Sanderson contracted to
furnish for s5.55. and for which he was
paid by the State s27.4O. could have
been billed at s1+7.5o, according to the
theory OF the defense. They also
showed that sanderson charged only
nineteen and one-half feet for the
nifty ST: foot sofa, at the rate OF $3.50
per foot," or S3S6.40 instead Of
sbo3O.+o. to which he was entitled had
ne charged for 1T at this rate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
VIRGlNIAN rs NAM Ed

One OF the Selections Sent to the Sem
ate for Considerations.
WASHINGTON. y. c., January 90
The President to-day sent to the Sem
ate the following nominations:
War-5olonels to the brigadier-
generals: Charles E. Il. b. Davis, corps
OF Englneers;, Ramsey u. Potts, Fifth
Field Artillery. 5.
.Nayy-con,nlander to be captain:
Albert B. Willis.
Treasury--Revenue cutter service:
Cadet engineer to be second assistant
engineer; Harvey Fletcher ] ohnson.. b
Virginia. lss Sd II b 4 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
COLLAPSED IN coURK
Sensational Incident of the aIcDonall
Trial ut Chicago. 2. s

isaeioAuA H lnctdent of the Mcdonald
Trial at Chicago.
b CHICAGO. ILL, January 30.-At the
.trial to-day OF Mrs. Dora Mcdonald.
charged with the murder of Webster
$. Guerin, Policeman John Doherty
told OF finding in the desk OF Guerin
one OF the bullets from the revolver
held by Mrs. Mcdonald at the time Of
her arrest. On cross-examination the
defense demanded to know why he had
carried the bullet in his pocket for
ten months without saying anything
about IT.. Doherty explained that f,e
had been upset mentally" because of
illness in his family. and had forgot
ten all about the bullet
Mrs. Mcdonald collapsed Just as Do
iherty took the stand, and it was nec-
Eessary to adjourn court until physi-
clans had administered restoratives.
The trial was delayed about fifteen
minutes 5ssI z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
Continued on i Fourth Page.) n
.BRlNGlN G. NOSE FERRIS BACK

Detective Baldwin Sta rts From Rio
With Alleged Murderer. .{
RIO J.ANEIRO.. January 30.-Detec.
tive Baldwin lett here to-day for
Mile with Nose Ferris in his CUSTODY.
Their ultimate dest. .nationi N ew York.
Ferris has been eXtradited from tho
Argentine on the charge OF muraer. Hs
Is said to have gassassinated Frank AS.
said. at Roanoke Va. last February.
Baldwin was sent to Buenos .Ayrss
for his manSand left that city with him
on january 18th, M 81. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
FOR 5AuT0M0B J, lie |. KILLING !.
Newark Dentist Given Years Sentence
for lCutal 3 A Cci(lcut. fi5ji49

b 55 4 for Fatal accident. i5a ss77
NEW YORr,s January 30.--Dr.s Wall
ter II, Norris. a 5dentist5.of Newark.
months firl1r' 1r'snn,nenrf3 i liz 4 le Eessex5
county penitertiary yesterday FIR the
Killing of Ma rcus ]. Jacobs, . theatrt-
cal nm nagev. by. an automobile which
Newark. on Serte n,her 26th last. 4
BeforeI the Ssertsrce was Imposed
samlcl Kalisch.a counsel for. STir srf,r-
rts, had n long cor ferenceEfwith tn Judge
r,na ], FOR clemer ~ for his client In
open court Prosecutor Yourr. h n
rerly, ex',Messcf the hope tbYt tha
SQUIRT would impose suel, sentence as
will 5ant an g df rrent upon other8 au-
tomobll drivers, al III Il 'iy S}s 81 -3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
s'---l--a al =
THE FLEET in SIGHT.

sCapc yirsimio sDisrrtcl, to Buenus
Ayrcs Makes This Report.
EuENos5 AYRES. January 3o.-The
following special dispatch was received
Cape Virginia., s4:eo T.. NJ. Insight.
making for the Magellan strait, an
smoke nr, horizon, presume 1t Is the
3vare,nard OF the fleet bound to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
BODY in COLD STORAGE. Iyl]l
Remarkn bic Experience OF Roanoke
Couple, Whose Daughter Died North.

Especial to The Times plspatch.l j
ROANOKE A.. Jan. 30.-The body
Mrs j. II, Booth. Of P5ague's Mil. Roa1
;noke county. arrived here to-day from
ia Philadelphia med !cal institute. sew
sarty-one days after her death. The
to Pittsburg. was taken sick there, died
at the hospital and no one claimir g
her BODY was turned over to the
State institution for dissection.
the girl but could find no trace of her
body until last week. when 1T was To-
Gated ingt,e cold storage epartp1ent
the holidays had not come on and sus-
pended studies a the Institution the
,parents would never have secured the
ibodyao their ldan ghter,E who was TWEEN
tv-three years Of age and beautiful
3frtrl 57tfas ga fat 81 ~ rti5{le
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
.NCS-tU11t1Hueu on StcOHd1 1Pdge.J 3
HAVE NO JOINT REUNION

.sucli n Meeting Impossible Under Con-
stttutlon uf the u. g. v.
NEW ORLEANS, La. January a0.-
An official statement that there will
be no Joint Sreuniongo Of Confederate and
sual Confederate Reunion in June. at
birmingham. y la. was issued here to-
night by Adjutant-General William
f.. iNtckle. OF the Confederate veterans.
.it44ereral Mtckle; said that the prop IS
ed Joint reunion is impossible under
tie terms Of the Confederate veterans
con afitufion {si, No. "a 555 J5t Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
EFFORT MAIZE STOSrnEY !.
Maj Or PICI< ETT'S RETlItENllcNT
6 [lpvon Our r Regular corrcspopdent.J

[lvcn, Our Regular Correspondent
i-sS ASH Nt5TO NJ p. c.. January 3d.
ERepFs sentative Lamb tried to induce
the President to-day to allow Major
army, Major Pickett Is a payn1aster.
and tue. dea fress which a is about to.
eause 4 his retirement d oes not inter-,
gtere wit b. the q !scharge OF his duties,
the retirement OF Mai Pickett will
be ordered .a{ S5s n tsfs5g M 5 \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
sEssI sIoNs OF TWO HOUSES

IRYttatt0n ExteNNc- nv to Ff0N!,,1 J.
nFyan to AddrcsA a sscmbly. 81
An the House of Delegates the Rev,
stinn Church, offered prayer. ana he
4 clerk pr aces ded at once to he readt 6
of he usual reports from THE Senate
and from the va rious connll ttees of The
House. ysls NJ 5i II
Alr.s Thrift offered q joint resolution
extending tthrop gh the Governor 4 9
tion,S y: HEy' an VI n & invitatio mt tn
address the joint nlblyS a t8suct time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
APPEAL is PROBABLE
Judge Parker us Counsel In Behalf o
Labor Federation.

Labor Federation. <
WASHINGTON, D. G.. January so,.-
Judge Alton B. Parker. OF Now York,
senior counsel for the American Feder.,
alton OF Labor In the case az the Bucks
Stove and Range Company against tn,
Foderat t1on OF Labor. enjoining 1t from,
.boycotttng theygoods OF the company
mas been n conference with Presideni
Gompers, OF the American Federation
of Labor. regarding the recent pro;
.ceedlngs In court. Judge Parker viii
appear In connection with the case
will. q view tItaking an appeal.
Testimony In the case was heard to-
day in the office OF Rnlston & sddons
Bond Building. before William 1T
Smith. q court examiner.