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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

the day was the issuance by the al
lies" Of statement in which they de
clared their intention of sticking &c
the finish. and in which the asserted
that il was certain there will be nc
nomination on the first ballot
The attitude of the allies" as Ou:
lined in this statement was greatly
strengthened by the arriva! during the
day of General Stewart L. Woodford
of New York. who is in charge of the
interests of Governor Hughes.
This. however. General Woodford
met with the statement that thes New
York delegation would come here in
structed to support Hughes for the
Presidency: and until the convention
had made its choice the re would be nu
consideration of Governor Hughes for
any place except at the head CT the
ticket tkstF
Active work on convention prelimin,
aric 5 will not be under full Roadway
before tomorrow noon or some time on
Sunday.
Although delegates were constantly
arriving today no state Is as yet rep
scented by its full strength.
New York. Massachusetts. Maine
Missouri will arrive tomorrow. ON
Sunday the California delegation Will
arrive and numerous other states from
the West will have their complete quo
ia on hand.
The Louisiana delegates are anX'
iously awaiting the arrival of the re-
manning units of their voting strength
for the purpose Of holding conf''
renee TO determine what action they
will take in relation to the decision
handed down By the National Commit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
srand Jury Brings 10 True Bills
Against c. 80. and Warren Moore.
SEVEN CousIs II ALL RETURNED
Road Charged With Giving Rebates
on Flour Shipments-Genera Fre'9ht
AGENT Gilbert and Grain Dealer
johnson sailed in $4,000 Each.

RICHMOND, VA. June 12.-lndict-
ments today were returned by the
federal grand jury, which IS !hfesu
eating the rebate charges against the
.sapcake & Ohio Railroad Company
and against Warner Moore & Co.
A third charge was presented to the
jury against the Chesapeake 4 Ollo'
but was returned not true bill.
The indictment against the Chesa-
pcake & Ohio contains four counts
That against Warner Moore and
Thomas L. Moore contains three
counts. the first of which says in
part: That the accused on August
10. 1907. delivered to the Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad. in the names OF the
name Of the Dunlop Mills, 400 sacks
OF meal weighing 3S.400 pounds. for
transportation to Wilmington. y. C..
and that the road billed the same
for transport alton to Wilmington. via
the Atlantic Coast Line. at the rate
OF nine cents per hundred pounds.
the freight for such transportation
".nS ti'H am 'h''t p''f"'" w 49,
Chesapeake & Ohio by Moore 4
Co
Continuing the count says that the
firm. by this transaction. procured
transport alton at rate which was
two cents less for every ono hundred
pounds thereof than the regular rate
then established and then in force on
the said line of Transportation. by
then and there knowingly and vii
fully false billing the same.
The second count alleges an Of
fensc Of Iunc. Is. 1907. the shipment
Of 900 sacks of corn. weighing !S.f"9
rounds. 10 Wilmington via the Al
Iartic Coast Line. and at the same
rate of Q cents a bushcI This trans
action APPEARS TO hc in all respects
similar 10 that spoken of in the frs;
count
Tho third count hal reference 10 a
Shipm Mt # sugus: : and this like
wsso pertains to 400 sacks of meal
ghiprcd 10 Wilmington ON the terms
above described.
Tho hill ri indictment covers some
nine ~ ten pages.
Tn. hill against the Chesapeake 4
Ohio has reference to tho parf played
Ivy tho corporation in similar frans
actions
hIc&andsr r. Gilbert. ASSISTANT gen.
craI freight agent % IN" Chcsaprak"
& Ohio Railway Company. and VII
liam v. Johnston. \ local grain dealer.
appeared bcfor" Judge wadiill to-day
and xsrc placed under sin.""o bon.i
Zach for permanent hail. Giibcrt So
cured his hail al once. with the frl
lowing crniicmcn as s"curitr: Col.
Charles r. wirgo. Robert N. BTan
der. James u CrHFnp and y. a. Cat
TIN. Johnsion cuu'd not furnish his
bond. q; the time. but was granted
the courts permission To seek for
bondsmes. ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
LIABILITIES lIQuII 70 500. 90 !! !.
Indictment Against Him for Appsoss-;
a,ins $3.50 Belonging 70 othes
peopIe-sunk Quarter Of Million Ues-
lar. in newspapsr-Was N tsss
paper Work for Many Ysars. 3
H., Associ.ted Press)

BOSTON. MASS. June 12.-Carde
MO F. Kiug. the financial agent who
for some time naintained extravassnss
ofBcs in Boston and New York and
who lri, his city Last February. -.
peared at police headquarters here to.
day ard iurrendcred himself to ans
wtr an Indictment charging him with
larceny q 325, 1888. The Indictment
which is An 32 counts was returned
against hin two months after he went
away and;is based on evidence OF ply
sic,rs who claimed to have seat.
money to King for him to buy stock
for thenasan that the stock had not
been telfsered.
Atew lays after his disappearancs
a r5ceivee was appointed to take care
Of King tr,siness and after IN en-
anIuatiq& of his books IT was found
that ouf3 a few dollars In cash 90
bank dpsits remained. Bail weg
fixed a495, 900.
KIM a native Of North Carulin
FormS he was engaged In sneN
PAPER TX, but for many years be haS:
been 1--we as q promoter and imam.
Gal aE1At. In 1905 King opened a.
fees hofe, occupying an entire floor IN:
, Zig washington street building.
Leet $250,o00 In Nswspaper.
TlN rooms were lavishly furnished.
An Once aEso was opened in New York
md King began an advertising cam
laign. uhich apparently succeeded On
anua1y 1. 1907. he started daily pa
er. the Boston Tribune. but abandon
d the project after three month";,
aying that it Had cost him more than
80, 90.
Early this year his affairs became
0 entangled that be made his basi-
ess over to three trustees. A short
me tafsr he disappeared. Soon affr
lat . receiver was appointed and the
delivers examination disclosed th1t
ing had liabilities aggregatiRg sboue
.0o,00O. His ONCE furniture $500:
0hl)es and library were sold at auce
ca 10 satisfy the claims Of his crede
n.
King was released from custody 10
AZ, bonds Of $25.008 having been fu-
ishfd by friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
Distinguished Party Of Officials
from ussAigtsa b WNnsss L.
SECRETARY TAFT ual AT1n'
Torpedo Boat Merris VIII Fire Pow
- 49, .
.rfsl whI.shsad k;.o tn. F'osd'
Below the Water Line Armor-1'
Take Place Early Today.
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, June II. - SecTe
tary .Metcalf. OF the navy. Is the ho'
Of a party OF officials which lei
Washington at 1880 O'Clock this al
ternoon for Hampton Roads TO VII
ness tomorrow the test Of torped"'
fired at the Florida. In the paf0
were Secretary Taft, Postmaster &c
eral Meyer, Brigadier General car
ence r. Edwards, chief Of bureau o.
insular affairs; Lieutenant Goose
Charles L. McCaulay, Of the maTf'
corps, and Lieutenant Commau'h
Cleland L. Davis, an ordnance az
wireless expert of the navy.
The trip was made on the a'!'
flower. The party VIII return %
Washington Saturday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
Found NOT Guilty

In the Corporation Court yes'"rday
Fletcher Branch. a negro. ""' &C
uu'1ted Oh the charge OF feloh"G' as
s,ult. The ease Of G, c. Smrn. a'S'
cc,ored, CHARGED with felon:Ns as
sault, was continued.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
BACK FROM ROANOKE.
Local Delegation 81 state oemoeatie
Convention Returns Home.

The delegates from this city to The
state Democratic convention r"iEn'd
home yesterday, most OF them corlng
In the morning by way OF Norioh
MFR. f. I. Ford, who was elected
delegate to the National convettion
At Denver from the First district said
last night that Senator Daniel made
the fight Of his life against the ~nd
ing of delegation from Virginia Win
instructions 10 vote for Bryan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
silE IS ONLY 81, BUT
IS MOTHER OF THik7y


CALDWELL. N. j., June II. - FV0f
boys were born to Mrs. Abram Cot
6fuky. of Troy Hills. n. J.. On Wed
nesiay. Ali Of them are tn good
health. The combined weight Of The
cuadruplets is sixteen pounds sDd
four ounces
Mrs. Gotofsky. who Is thirty-ave
pears old, is the mother ri thirty
ehilJren, fourteen of whom are Nv
ing. She was born near WarAw.
Holland. and came to this COUNTRY
IN 1891. Her maiden name was Lea
Gobrisky. The vessel which tsOuSee
/ her across the ocean brought also oer
husband. They were married In Apstl.
1852.
Mrs. Go,ofsky gave birth 10 txtue
on March %. 1898. Bo;h are living
Since then the Go,ofsky family ~
had an annual increase Of one. too.
and three members. In 1894 h's. 90
\ -smc. and that one Hid witssu Q
/ veck after its birth. Twirs fcliowee
in 1885 sHi In 1888; r'plets. a.. ~.
rhnm ar. living. IT, twins born N
I>a: Ises and 1899 nj. died sr n
| faHr-
Mrs. Gotofsky gave birth 20 80
child oaIy in each Of the tvo ~
lowing years. hut In 1902 che ~
again the mother If twins. Fcr -
nes- three years one child vas busa
annually. and then In 1895 trtpsess
came. Last year they we're twins. -
the four which we're sdded o. WED
! ucsday make the total number ARG.
Wayne vso6ersrsn ers6ssesA
Mr.. WAYNE vandcerifs. SO - -.
4 A VANDERBILT. 1T this city. eTseuee
cd fros Jsioo UasveFssty. Sceeeoe-
dy, n. y, "Wednesday. fsktag ~ -
] gree Of bachelor q sngsneefnG -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
To Take Place Early.
(By Associated Press }

NORFOLK, VA. Jnne II. n
United States monitor Florida -
the torpedo boat Morris lay anes@
ed together today on the bar Of .
jamestown Exposition grounds
Hampton Roads, where tomorps ~
Morris will IRE q powerful VI
head into tho Florida below The +"
ter line armor.
The test IL planned to occr .
high water, shortly after : oeIcs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
Youae Womsn's ss,aWoe S

ERIE. Pa, June n. - CIR
Kennedy. Is years Of age. s'r'7
In the street at Eleventh and q
berry this morning in full vi~s 4
number Of people. and dra's!
ihree-ounce bottle Of carholr n
She del before medical aid -
reach her. In her dress vas 80
addressed TO m Erie mar. -
II read as follows:
My Dear Sweetheart:
Z am tired Of life. Do M IN
me: ] could not helm IT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

Wy Associssrd Pre- -,
WNshiN"ToN. Jupc T. >W
= he'd hTre To-Day q u "a O
= yrIcs Tappsu r-n -s~nf-
y 1t" 81 ihe nsr4 csaurcs,osda as
ndaI.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
Hoke} Poksy Nsa Fned -
RICHMOND. VA June II IA

"cH"pNp, VA. June u
-epri Norani. an Itaiiar 20
Dokey" man fverser Of cart, ,ce
cam from q push carl u IN
s;"at" in a case hrousht r.~f> lus
&c cru'chfeld his morntuE ~
re courts recent decision X IN.
key pokry men are pcdiss as'
'"pot do business IN This d-"an
.,ui the license pr~..-ss.I = r1di-
r.,uce-s3sn.
'Hstioc Crutchach aned y 81"
- costs this morning. and T'nse'
- cred an appeal;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
AJ,;es sin Nave t<ore.

Ou.riJe Of the ccucIEzson of tne con
,.s,. before the National Committee
tho most important devescpement OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

The bookmak~rs, however. held
their programs IN their hands. aud
uvposIte the name 81 Zach horse was
quoted the price that would openly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receivss the
full news report Of the Asso.
eiated Proso.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
THE WEATHER.

FAIR Saturday: ehoSee
nght or Sunday, exceps
On the coast. Tight .
'autheast 10 southWseB
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-10
QUESTION OF PROHIBITION
HOW DEFINED IN GEORGIA

friends had ..pt him, g., ,b,, I
hpffcr hurr, down AS my bp rr.apJ
needed au and .,nur..I Whom .gur
hrr, r,. v.,s tb, u.,r.t l...Ii,' ......
inap ry.r saw. his r,Ii,r ,n,.
bi. sbir snir.J bfs ,,.. r.t ami
hn vas tr,ipo tn u,r ..,,..n, i,,
couldn't "A. took nm. O., Ti. noon.
and fh,rs ,,.r. ,,.r f.r., r....I.. t.
had prd,r.l Dad, .,,.,.s fr,,.. .r,,
u,..,o and n, .,tI 4 ans ,.,t'.',.
Iu tho probihitiou I,,t v.,s s,,..,.......i
ID, ,yi.t i'm ..,p.,i, IA. ..tT ,r
man needed va4 ,h, .nri,. and t.
.c1tIi d.. lrYnk mn r. ti,,. and
.,ould r.,d.f, b.I'.,,. ti,,' tt' ,','
si,.r IL tIrl.. a., p,f.f, ui .nt 4
piID.. D.. b,s I.d If. U.., .t..
of b, gnll '.ur.. I..f.,. u.
And that is fba t.,lUf. ,lnpt r.
rorror. i1,t .uct r,v. .,.. .,,.'..........
t1 nrurfif The. .p,v fY, gbit,
mon r., r.f .u tb. g.,,,, I.,,
want i'm "A dry .t,,. ,, ..rJ.,g ,r,
.or iHr state f,r ~ and tI,, fool
that u,., ,r, Y.t .. .,.,,i ,
white man and pufitIrd tn fu.. I'M,
sam. rigbts 81, v,t.r, hg, u..d
fo p.t nm ,rr..i,r,I J.f,l ,f .f,
orr , gl.s. ,f b,,r and Ir, d. ..J
tharo fb., n,d.r iug Zoo, 30 ID.
fhrir hou.,. nr hide II soY'.,i...
and wbrp tn.y t,L. , driul. r.,..
rim nm and p,t crazy I'm tho n.,j
BEFORE the dry law some ON, a,.,
told Them when they had ,nourb
and thcv could NOT get any moro
Now foo much is NOT half onourh
and the stun tb,y huv is so rb.ap
and so vile thar thpy drink to OK
cess and give II ava, to thni
friends They brag about kceping
good liouor i'm their houses like the
white men do Then the negroes
AS well as the whites who drink IN.
soft drinks thot contain cocoinr orc
becoming neryous wrecks peonI.
who employ negro helm notice thof
former GOOD servants are bacominp
pcryous excitablp ouar.
roIsopo and fhcy arc actually afraid
of them Those who bay. obs.ry.d
I'm. downfaI of a white friend from
the usa of opiatcs and have seen
the hest ricrI become cocaine
fieud gradually until finally the
brain powcr seems 10 be- ulralvzcd
and the friend becomes "A nuisance
can imagine what il means to com.
muuitv i'm which thousands tr col
orcd people are going the down
ward road through the use OF q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-10
NOTICE. OE SALE.

Rose c. Bell. plaintiff. VS.. Arthur
c. Bell. defendant
BY virtue OF judgment rendered
In the District Court OF Carter coun-
~, Oklahoma, on the 18th day Of
November 1907, and an execution Is.
sued thereon. the undersigned will
on the goth day OF May. 1908. be.
tween the hours OF ten o'clock a. m.
and four o'clock p. m, of said day
offer for sale and sell to the highes
bidder, upon credit Of six month
with approved security, lot number
seven In block three hundred an
thirty-four
Dated April 18th. 1905
j. II. AKERS,
Sheriff OF Carter County.
l926-3-lO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-10

U
III '"' "p'h'oh oI thls 'hamher on
'ou,l'''''r our STATE laws should oe
p" i.'",d "' To- discriminate atalhS'
"'"'' anu l.'m' 'ni'd ptN'i't's ON ih'
ore ''"I '.d d..i''Icd spirits ON iI'
',". SGD "s q" H'rn''. OF ih' man.
ui'''u.' ol '''|S' Al'a ana hauN'
wines. under proper l'su1aiiou as
'v .I'N purify ana MluicSuW'u'ea.
"Il'. pi'1ihtnE all distilled spirIjs
aud UulNl- oI every Nnd,' tlc.
IHa' Dos the sentiment mat is i''
'uH root ln Geort.' today. Let o'rt.
'''- dNI vines IN. htf inc low so
''oH dud hafiO"WH. keep WHeN''
away from I"' negroes, ana l't
every man nr rui ON hie own good
behavior, personal liberty such a#
HlI \WcIrIua swear 1N. People Who
7.\ months ago were pIoW'lllonIeis
ui jh' d|Ncel KIND, huN say, w''L
N"'' '' '"' matter Win ..''i'
N''u |,'I or n'nI'0Il' Nlhr. lN'N
n'''' u'l n'I" amy '""l. l'' '"'
u" '.'I "' ''"'t" ''I'' "'I' 'nl
'',''l '"d corn anu rice ana grapes
anu ""' F" ''"'' enc Up cotton A''
''' us H'' mo-" VINO looks 'hd''sl'a
"'""' ''"I' ''"I+'' EI'p''' "ud now
n''' N'.I "'i "'u' from our own
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-10
Cstarrh cannon be Cured

Win LoSAL tffldIA hJNS, as tney
canot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh IS blood or constitutional
disease, and In order TO cure IL you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mu.
cuous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure
is not quack medicine. II was
prescribed nv one OF the best physi.
clans in this country for years and
Is regular prescription. II Is com.
posed OF the best tonlcs known, com.
blned with the gest blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucuoUs sur.
faces The perfect combination OF the
wo ingredients Is what produces such
wonderful results In curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props.
Toledo. q.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipatlon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-10

able o. unwilling TO work and lands
him I'm jail or the poor house. The
white people Of the south had rath.
yr support a large proportion of
the Criminally inclinol backs In safe
quarters than to have too many of
them run al large.
Under the old local option laws.
saloons in cities were regulated bet
,cr than the soft drink joints ere
now Iupu saloons Nu., Iot allow
ed to have tables and chairs or
serve lunch with DRINKS and mo-
women were allowed u amy room
connected with saloon the mem
being compelled Co .mI u9 to- %
bar and take 90 or lave It" rd tho
hour NIGHTS and remain closed uu
sundays. 10 J am u..Ht ,afuu cd
NuN the soft joints Ir. open u
the time tables and chairs 1lo d.
lowed. and women and men. D.,
Lirdlcss of whether ..yy belong q,
each other. ur ever saw each utho'
before .~t together and enjoy th,
soft stun. and eat and drink unit
the, have to bc helped up from the
table. 10 kindly u1rh.ypyr is wis,
To the wink the man gives him oi
tar sly AMI puts iu thiwhIclul a.
dope.
IN addition to the other troubles
JIM dgy cities. nickel theatres sprIu-
up whore saloons gu uuf of busiucs.
and ar, crowded with W,u. women
aud children who eNII soft stun
ard laugh at stale shows that are
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&c., r'7 hoin. r,tir.d mi, L,.,t,p a,
a.. ,',i,,,.,ri.,.' ,,. mo. y.,, no., f,r
i,.,..,I ,,,,,io, nr, nn, ,f.,t. y.id, pro.
hn,',inr ,,,n h,ii,,, in ,Il,,iur
- i,.,,., ci,y ia d.cfl. vh.thcr II
sb.u ~, uot or d-, and unt al.
lnyirg , county In d,rid, for civ
IT., hell a., Som. ,,unti.. in
.uhtcb ,,orn ,rc l,ry. citirs can
,,,. cit. dr, thai h. .vntsrs
~, ~, y,, ou,y from, rity ip
80, COM, county cam uul., tho city
have M voice E, it's avn affair.
AIr,,d, IN, cnunIi,. of C,uuub,il
CnlL, it,ll N.vtnn and r,rr.l have
.yn,,J fn, minors fb,u m, mpriLars
ot last ,.or who hailed things up
l,,. h.i.g pr,y.d ana sun. ufo state
probhition when I'M, pcopIr otI,
wanted local optiou and IN. p.o.
.I, all uloup thr Dim. are talking
about going hack io local option.
Tn.y know thor. \. .om,tbinp So.
rinus the matter with G,orp.a. o..
husiuos. and prosp,cf. and iI il isl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-10
LOST

Gold locket. small diamond setting,
picture inside Return TO Lee Cruce.
At
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
BIG BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Both Will Have Meetings in New York
This Month.

New York, Feb f4Thera viii be q
great session Of baseball week after next
ii New York. Monday. Feb "a, Tao
American league viii hold is annual
meeting 1T the Firth Avenue hatel, and
the day following the Nationals Nill
meet at the Waldorf.
Then viii come the two days IF dis
cussion 81 the two che dule ..
which probably viii be ratified Feb. rs
and 81, and Friday. Feb. 2s, viii be
marked by the usual post-meeting fes-
tisities which are marked with flowery
speeches and the opening Of much ginger
pop.
EVERYTHING seems harmonious for
the American league anu President
Johnson's duties viii be light. How
ever. when the National league meeting
comes there Il likely to he some hre-
works. That resignation thing Of Harry
pulliams hasn't been heard much Of
latelv, and Harry didn't 20 to Cinein
natl a. The guest Of Garry Hermann,
either.
But the National league president will
fnd. as usual that when il comes to
the meeting all the really strong peo-
pie in the league are with him. and il
win not be necessary for him to retire
nom baseball because he misunderstood,
81 forgot. few of the historical facts
relating to the affairs Of the national
commission and the minor leagues re
lating to the blacklist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
PREMIER ISSUES A
CHALLENGE 10 LORDS
Bannerman Sends Back Two Rejected
Bills, and Says Commons Must
Prevail

London. Feb IA. Prime Minister Sir
Campbell Bannerman has issued Tie
preliminary challenge in the hattie with
the House Of Lords He insists that
within the limits Of single Parliament,
the final decision 81 the House Of Com
mons must prevail
He has announced in the House Of
Commons that two Scottish land bills.
passed BY the lower house last session
and rejected by the peers, will be re-
yiyed and passed through the House Of
Commons hy closure in three DAYS. and
win then be sent to the Lords for the
reconsideration This viii be the FIRST
time that bill has been resubrnitted
to the House OF Lords within the life
OF single Parliament
The premier admitted that the grounds
on which the peers rejected the bills last
session. that they only received them
p hours from Propagation and therefore
had no time to consider them properly.
had justification, but lie said the present
procedure had reference also to the reso-
luton adopted BY the House Of Com
mons last year, restricting the power
Of the House Of Lords 20 alter Or reject
bills.