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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
After Bicyclists,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 2i.-The police arc con-
tinuing their vigilance In arrestipg bicy-
cIists who violate tho ordinances OF tho
city Three additional offenders: Roy
Stone, l. O'Neill and Frank Smith. Ior-
feited So each by their failure TO appear
ia tho noIice cour, Tuesday morning, A
Christensen, n messenger employed at
the Western Union office, demanded q
Jury trial when his case was called. y
verdict of guilty was the result. sentence
will be ps sscd Wednesday.
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BABY TORTURED
FOR 6 MONTHS
By Terrible Itching Eczema-Face
and Head a Solid Sore-Spread
to His Hand and Legs-WouId
Scratch Until He Bled-Tiny Suf-
ferer Immediately Relieved and
ENTIRELY CURED IN2
MONTHS BY CUTICURA
When my son Walter was three weeks
old, eczema appeared on his face. We did

NOI RUO" " HdI
it was so went
TO a doctor who
treated him for
t hire e mon h 8.
Then he was so
bad that his face
and head were
nothing but one
sore and his ears
looked as If they
were gong to fail
of, so We tried
enother doctor.
He said he could
cure him and we
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
Lease Is Extended.

Special to The Tribune, -
OGDEN. Nov. 2l.-John Cort, manager
OF the Northwestern Theatrical syndicate
was on Tuesday awarded a continuance
OF his lease on the Grand theater Of this
city for q period OF FIVE Ncnrs.
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Suit Compromised.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
ScDEN Nov. 24-The case OF c. O.
TJndlnv against the Journal Publishing
company was settled by compromise Just
before it was called for trial in the DIS. DIS.
70 recover commissions alleged TO have
been due him by the publishing company
for a circulation contest which he man
aged for the company several months
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Murray School Election.
1acial 10 Tho TrIipnc.

special 20 inc IrlhuEc.
MURRAY. Nov. 2i.--Tho Murray school
election will b" held December - for the
purpose OF clectinG complete school
board Of Ave members. one from each OF
the wards in Murray city.
The retiring members OF the school
board are Henry Brown. H. T.. Cahoon
Michael Mcmillan. John a. Jones and or
SON Sanders,
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Woman UP Against u.
10 Tho Tribune.

Special go Tho Tribune.
EVANSTON. Wyo.. Nov. I'll Mrs.
Thomas Timmins. who reared In ono
of the best families OF Evanston. has been
adJudecd incompetent and ordered con-
fined al tho state asylum. Her mental
condition is due to alcoholism.
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Delegates Named.
'ccial to The Tribune

3NI'I'IfII
Ing has appointed the following named
delegates to the American Mining con-
grrss, 10 he held In PitJsburg. commence
Ing December =: J. +. Rockwell. Belle
vue: Hi Henry. Boise: a. f.. Stevens, Sill
Yer City: DR.. c. Il. Platt, sweet.
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Warehouse Storage Plan.

Special 10 The Tribune
RAWIJNS, Wyo.. Nov. 2i.-The Carbon
County Wool Growers' association VIII
meet here tomorrow To confer with rep
resentatiVcs Of the National ana Wyo-
ming Wool Growers associations relative
70 the national wnrchouse plan.
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Has a New Boy.
o The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 2i.-Elder George d.
rrojISman. custodian of the county build
ing. sometimes known as the marrying
janitor" is the proud possessor of an
other addition 10 his family, The Storlt
made his visit Monday evening, leaving 4
bouncing boy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
VIII Sue ENGLISH Papers.

OTTAWA, Ontario. Nov. 2f,-The gov
ernment commissioners who are con-
structing the National Trans Continental
railway across Canada have retained an
English solicitor and are going 10 press
libel actions against the London Times
and several other English papers. 1t is
alleged the Times and other British pa
pers recently printed articles charging
graft in connection with tho construction
commission may also sue some American
papers.
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improvements at Reed.
.clal to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. 24.-Improvements by
which the capacity of the Reed hotel VIII
be enlarged are nearing completion. The
ffth floor of the building has been thor
oughly orerhaulcd and several roomy
ap9rtnents added. The exterior OF the
hostelry is being rcpanted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
For Your Breakfast

Tie Tribune Is now reaching
Ogden on the special newspaper
train on the Bamberger road. at
$50. every morning. It can be
delivered to you for breakfast.
Dom t Tor- think you can start
the dav better equipped If Won
get look at all of the worlds
news before you leave bomef
Phone tho Ogden branch man
sger. He'll do the rest.
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Trial in Progress.

Special Ia The Tribune
OGDEN, Nov. 2i.-Scvcral days will bc
consumed In the trial of the state against
y n Terry, charged with mayhem The
triol began Tuesday morning but a Jury
Ias az Not not hncn nhinlned
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sPR1NGFIELD. H., Nov, 24.-The Of
fetal vote OF Illinois given out today
shows: Taft received 629932 votes;
Bryan, 450,S10; Chafin. 29.364, Debs. 80
III, Gilhaus (SoCiallst-Labor), 1850.
Hisgen. i72i; Turney Omitted Christian,
400: Watson. 633. Governor-Deneen
(Rep), 55o,176; Stevenson Dcm),
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BUTTE. Mont. Nov. 24.-News has
been received here OF the death at Red
lands. Cal, November Is. OF Dr, John ;.
Marshall. who. as manager of the Mon
tana hotel, Anaconda. during Marcus
Daly's time, was the bcst-known bcniface
in this state.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Owcn kildare.
author and playwright. who was a mem
her of BoweTy gang before ne gained
literary and dramatic honors. Is i'm Belle
vuc hospital where his sanity VIII bc in
Y"stigsted His commitment was or
dered by Il magistrate Yesterday after h.
had been arraigned on charge OF in
toNiCltioU, at the request OF his wife
Mrs, Kildare told O( her husbands alleged
threats 10 commit suicide. which he al
mtted, saying that his condition was a..
result of ON"r%ork and financial Worries.
Ills wife was fearful less hc dissipat~
the money which she said he VAS to re-
ccivc from articles written by him.
NEW YORK. Nov IA Christmas
gif, valued AT SS5o.0oo is TO be made by
William J. DnGee. a real estate opnr
ferred house at SIS Fifth avenue. this
city. 10 his w!fc. Virginia Nh pInec.
is said to bc on the bond OF former Mavor
Eugene SchmtZ OF san Francisco and
TO have recently transferred considerable
property there, Tho house in question
here is situated between that or George
Gould and Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes
CHICAGO. Nov. ct-Chrlstiau Rudo.
witZ. whose cNtradiiion Is Sought hv tho
Russian government was examined at
length today by Attorney Righv. roprr-
cXamiuation before United states Com
missioner Foote. who has ruled that he
has Jurisdiction I'm the case, RudowItz ,d
mittsd his affillstion with a revolution
list organization which had discussed the
assas ssination of Wilhemina Kinza and
participation in the killing OF Mrs Kinze'
LonEcn GeVUS. a member OF tho Russian
duma Uf 1907. will bc called as "A witness
tomorrow IN behalf or Rudowitz.
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HELENA. Mont, Nov. 2i.-Helenas
principal jobbers met with representa-
tives OF the Chicago. Milwaukee s. st,
Paul and the Montana railroad, and
agreed upon n new schedule of rates 10
different points within the state. but par.
ticularly In the Judith basin, which will
place them on an equal footing with
Butte merchants.
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NEW YORK. Nov 2i-Supreme Jus
tice Gerhard today handed down a decl-
sion denying the motion for an inJunc-
tion which would have suspended the
functions Of the public service commits
sion In the first district.
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FRANKFORT. Ky. Nov. 2i-Iu an in
terv!ew here today Justice John NJ Harlan
of the United States supreme court, who
is the guest OF Governor Wilson said.
Il have no reason TO think that any Judge
on the bench contcmplaies retirement I'm
the near future. All are In the enjoy
mont Of fair health and are fond OF their
work
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NEW YORK. Nov 2i.-Whilc the
steamer Naugatuck of the New England
Transportation company's line was max
ing her trip through Hell Gate today in
a dense fog. she rammed the steamer
Pequonnock OF the same line II was said
at the companys office that neither
steamer was badly damaged.
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HELENA. Mont.. Nov. 2l.-Al(red Kan.

HELENA, Mont. Nov. 2i.-Altred Ken
ney, aged 81. manager OF the Postal
Telegraph company in Helena, died to-
night at 6:20 of tuberculosis. Mr.. Ken
ney came from Washington, u. c., four
years aco for his health and for a time
il was thought he was improving but
about three weeks ago he had a serious
hemorrhage while walking along tho
street. from the effects of which he never
recovered.
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LINCOLN. Neb, Nov. 2i.--The official
vote in Nebraska was announced today
as follows: Bryan. 1%07Sl: Taft. 12S.6oS !;
Cbafn, 5iI9: Dcbs, 1924, Brvan's plu-
rality. il73. Observation-Disclosures
DemD, l32960; sheldon (Repl. 12G. .0I6
ShallenbargerS plurality. 6SSI. The
Democrats elected governor and rairoad
commissioner. the Republicans the re-
mainder Of their state ticket
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MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD, Cal
Nov, 24.-Colonel Randolph Dickens OF
the United States Marine corps has ar
rived at Mare Island from the League Is
land navy yard and assumed command
OF the marine barracks here,
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CHICAGO, Nov 24.--.Jacob Beilhart.
at the colony OF the cult near Waukegan
today. Beilhart and n dozen OF his fol-
lowers were driven from Ohio five years
ago and located In Chicago. Later the
colony and its recruits organized a social
istic community outside the city limits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
FRANKFORT

FRANKFORT, Ky. Nov. 2i.-Thc
Kentucky state election board, after an
official canvass of the vote In the pres-
Dental election, today announced the re-
suit as follows: Taft, 235,7ll Bryan.
244092; Chafln 1881; Debs, 1850. Gil
haus (Soclalist-Labor), f0I, Watson, 333
Hisgen, 200. Democratic plurality, 1851.
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Flashes from the Wire

Los ANGELES, Nov. 2i.-J. E. Nc
Elroy, n construction engineer. wanted at
Pillsboro. No, for forgery, was arrested
here today. after being trailed up and
down the Pacific coast for months.
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I FiE
CURIOUS
D.

tine virtues OF Big G, PaDst o. K, San
tai Pepsin, and sell for S1.25 box.
Mail o;ders promptly attended to. Doull
Drug Co, Distributors, S3s Mair St.
Salt Lake City.
None genuine +iitG;lont the trade mark
the Curious y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.-The fruit
steamer Admiral Sampson of the Amer
lean Mail Steamship company was sold
today TO the Alaska Pacific company and
will start for the Pacific coast tomorrow
from Philadelphia. 1t is said the Samp-
son Will run between San Francisco and
Seattle as freight and passenger vessel.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT

TEMPORARY OFFICE, TWENTY-FIVE
WASHINGTON AVENUE,
A, Pm TO 3 PM
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07
WILL TRY TO ADJUST
SOUTHERN WAGE SCALE
Medlators to Meet Officials and EN-
ployes Of The Road in Washing
ton Next Tuesday.
IBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March c.
Chairman Knapp. of the interstate
commerce commission and Commits
sioner of Labor Neil, who under the
friedman act are to act us mediators
between the officials OF the Sonther,
Railway and their employees. Will be-
GIN their work in this city next Tues
day. IL Is likely the conferences he.
tween the mediators and the officials
and employees of the road Will he held
in the interstate commerce commits
sion office
The conference Will be public and
II Is said by the mediators that no
statement concerning them will be
made until n defnate conclusion has
been reached. The conference viii
involve purely the question of wages.
Representatives OF all the organiza-
ions OF railway and ,rainmen will an
pear before the mediators ana thew
VIII be offered ample opportunity to
disc'iss fully their position.
me same opportunity will be ar
forded the officials of the RAILWAY The
mediators will not sit as a loard of
arbitration but will act merely ma
coneialitories. 1t will be their MR.
pose to bring the employers aud EN-.
ployes TO an amicable understanding
and agreement and they exbrass
strong hopes of successful Issue of
their endeavors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07
BELIEVE EMPEROR HAS
MACHlAtEIIAN PURPOSE
Lord of Admiralty Declares WilheIms
Letter Personal Matter-Enn.
lish People Arouaea.
(By Associated press.)

LONDON. Match 6 1.-THE letter
from the German emperor Is purely n
personal communication. There is no
reference therein 10 the British ma
via estimates" This is the reply Lord
Tweedmouih, first lord of the admir-
atty, nsakes to the request made by
the Times this morning for the pro-
duction of letter Emperor William
sent to Lord Tweedmouth on the sub
1ect of the British and German naval
policy. together with the reply there
TO to the admiralty lords on the
ground that Emperor williams mo-
tive was to influence those RESPONSE
BILE for the British naval policy in the
interest OF Germany. Lor:l Tweed
mouth intimated that further infor-
nation on the subject would be given
out in the house of lords on March Q.
Lord Tweedmouth's statement that tho
communication from Emperor viii
liam was personal and not sent him
In his capacity of first lord OF the ai
morally. has done nothing to allay
british suspicious that Emperor vii
Ham is guilty of Mnchiavslian designs
on the independence of the country
inc episode has caused widespread
excitement. and there are insistent
demands that the matter be fully air
ed in parliament
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07
Automobile Mortality.

Consul Frank w. Mahan writes
from Nottingham. England, that the
secretary of the Highways Protection
League reports that, according to ac-
counts in the press. $50 automobile
accidents occurred in Great Britain in
i90f, killing 215 persons and injurine
80. For these accidents ami Other
motor cars offenses 2.270 persons werc
summoned, of whom 2.O4G were con
victed. AS the number of automobiles
In use is estimated at 5000. II woull
seem that one in about every twenty
TWO did something illegal last year
Kansas City Journal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07
Tied In bed BY Lightning.

Lightning striking the home of VIII
liam Gallagher. 1888 East Ninety frs.
street. last night. ripped the building
TO pieces and made prisoners of Gal.
lagher aud his wife by tightly knot
ting the bcdclothcs The iron bed.
stead occupied by the aged couple was
twisted and bent. Bedclothes were
torn into strings ana twisted into :,
score of knots. Gallagher and his
wife called for help until exhausted.
Suffering from cold, they lay in the
midst of ruins. with rain beating down
upon them. until after midnight. Cal
lagher is eishty-five and his wife
eighty.-Cleveland Dispatch TO Phiia
delphia Record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07
THREE NEGROES KILLED
IN N. CIV. FREIGHT WRECK
Freight Cars Piled Up in Cut Near
razeweli-victims Were Beat
ing Their Way.
(Ry AsaocIated rrnaa,

ROANOKE, VA. March 6-Thiee
negroes were killed In q wreck OF a
Norfolk q Western freight train near
iazewe'i Va, today. The negroes
We're beating their way In box car.
Inc wreck was caused by slide in
cut The Two engines cleated the
SIDE but coal cars were piled in /.
heap There are about 400 tons OF
coal In the cut and it Is said that
Two more dead beats are under the
wTeckage.
none OF the crew OF the train was
seriously Injured. One OF the deaf
was woman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07

old. DIR. vandcrsllce was at the bed
side of his mother when the end
came.
During the past sevetnl years Mvs.
Vandcrslice has resided with her
daughter, Mrs. ienmon. in Suffolk.
she had been Ill several days with an
attack of pneumonia. She IS survived
by four children: DR.. George X Van
dersllcc of Phoebus; Mr.. Lee Britt,
Mrs. Beamon, and Miss Grace VAN
derslice of Suffolk
Mrs. Vnnderslice came OF the dis
tinguishcd family of Petit In Virginia
and was woman OF the deepest cul-
tirc and refinement.
The arrangements for the funeral
services have not been announced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07
NAVAL OFFICERS WHO
WILL GIVE TESTIMONY
Secretary Metcalf Gives Names O.
Those Who Will be Summoned
Before Senate Committee.
(By Associated rross /,

WASHINGTON. March 6.-In re-
sponse to a request from senator
Hale. chairman of the Senate COM
mittee on naval affairs. Secretary
Metcalf has forwarded to the commit
tee q list of fifteen officers. all of
whom VIII be examined regarding
various phases of battleship construc-
lion before the close of the pending
inquiry. They include Rear Admiral
Remey (retired), Goodrich, Clarl,
lretired. Captain Cameron Winslow.
Commanders Gleaves. Poundstone
and Key, Lieutenant Commander
Pluncket, Bradshaw. Clark, Crank.
reeves and Scott ana Lieutenant
Falconer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07
HIGH PRIEsTESS OF
AMERICAN ANARCHISTS
Emma Goldman Unable to Secure a
Hall in she City CT
Chicago.
lnY AasocIatnd pressl

CHICAGO, March 6-Thc Tribune
today says: Emma Goldman the So
called priestess of anarchists. spent
yesterday In Chicago keeping clear of
the police and resting with friends at
$40 North Winchester avenue. She
has been here since late Monday
night. Miss Goldman Was In good
humor when she was discovered by n
reporter. The police had not seen
he. but Assistant Chief Schuettlcr
said he was not seeking her.
"of course | did not expect to he
found she said. Il am too we'll ac-
quainted with police stupidity to ex-
pect such thing as that expect to
go out tomorrow and so about my
business rs usual. and II the police
want me of course they will arrest
mo. But can't see what chnge they
can make against me-"
How about the report that you are
liable to he deportcd BY the govern
ment under the law forbdding the
admission OF foreign anarchists lc
this countly?'
There's nothing TO il. II was talked
of when returned from Europe last
fall. but the government authorities
could find no law for It,"
Are YOU n naturalizcd American
sitizen?"
II am an American citizen. Ny
father was naturallzed when was II
years old That made me IN Ameri-
can citizen when | became OF age"
Miss Goldman said she would go
light OH with her plans for meetings
and woull hold them unless stopped
by the police However she found her
way blocked last night by inability TO
secure n hall. The owners Of all pub
lie halls in the city have been noti-
fed that tho license would be revoked
IN case any OF chem allowed Miss
Goldman to sneak.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07
Journey. They visited Australia. Per-
sLa. India. Egypt and Italy
WORK FOR THAW's RELEASE.
Counsel to Take steps In the Matter
at End of Two Months.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The, first
move to SECURE Harry X. Thaw's re-
lease from the .Matteawan insane
asylum VIII be made on April LIST. at
which time he will have been in the
Institution sixty days. which Is the
period OF observation to which every
new entrant Is subjected under The
law.
Martin ]. 1.iltleton. Thaw's chief
counsel. will then consult with Dir.
Lamb. the head OF the Mattcawan in
stitution, us to the inmates condition,
and If tho physicians report is favor
able application will he Immediately
made for his release 1t Is the>,con.
tention of his attorneys that the STAY
or OF Stanford White Is now sane
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07
Gall Issued Yesterday for lhs
HeslIng 10 Hampton Next
Thursday Afternoon.
ELECT DELEGATES 70 cape CHARLES
Also to Lynchbura and to Reoroanize
the County Committee Are the pur-
poses for whloa the Convention is
ca'ied-cdunty Entitled to Four
Delegates and Four Atcrnateo.

For the purpose of electing dele
gates to the state and district con-
.Nentions, q cpll was Issued yesterday
assembling THE Republicans of Eliza
beth City county In convention at noon
next Thursday The convention hall
mas not been selected and the call
was issued by tho county executive
committee, through Chairman Harry
sLibbey. NM
the convention will elecr four del
Segates and four alternates to the dis
trlct convention, which meets In Capc
Charles on March Is, and the same
number OF delegates and alternates
20 inc state convention. which will
meet In Lynchburg, April S.
BESIDES the election of the delegates
the county committee will be reorgan- :
a2ed by the election of three members
and chairman.
Z The indications are that the conven-
lion next Thursday viii be largely Mt
tended, and that the fights for the no
sltion of delegates will Move inter
asting.
From present indications postmas-
W '<ippeS Wlli'De re-clecteu tno cOOn-
" chairman.
z SThe official call follows:
TO the Republican Voters of ELIZA
" beth City County, virginia:
you are requested to assemble Mt
Hampton. Virginia. on Thursday,
March 18th, 1908, at 12 NJ, 20 appoint
four delegates and four alternates to
represent this county in congress
Z sional district convention. TO be held
in the town OF Cape Charles, March
18th. IL m, for the purpose of nom
mating n candidate for the 6lst Con-
4 gress, electing the member of the
sttte executive committee. Ave mem
shersof the state committee. two del
! egates and two alternates to the Ma
tional Republican convention ut Chi
cago. and chairman of Congressional
district committee. the county meet :
ing Twill ut the same time and place
appoint four delegates and four al
tc,nates to attend state convention
70 be held In the city of Lynchburg on
the Sh day OF April, 1905
AT the above called meeting county
committees will he elected in accord
auce with party law
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-07
PARCiLiNG OUT MONEY
FOR NEXT TWO YEARSS
CONTINUED from First Page,

much persuasion the two gentlemen
exchanged apologies.
Southerland paraded before the
whole assemblage and was applauded
when he shook hands with the Fred
ericksburg delegate. After the mo
ton 10 dismiss the bill had passed,
the measure was put upon its pas
sage and passed. carrying the amend.
ment that Fredericksburg should be
the site of the proposed school.
Later The Senate refused to concur
in the House amendment and the
question of site remains unsettled.
The bill will go before n conference
committee. who will likely report to
divide the appropriation and let each
town have it's school.