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The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June S.--Money on cali. ? per cent.
During the week the market again ruled very easy.
the activity IN stocks having 70 effect on rates.
ing "a.
Time money during the week became gradually
more active but continued ease in call rates practi-
c7lly eliminated the demand for short dates Money
vas obtainabie with moderate ease. and brokers
placed generous amount Of six months money.
Rates. % 70 % per cent for SIXTY and ninety DAYS
% 70 for four and five months: 10 81 for six
months. and 81 to 81 for seven months
Sterling continued firm To-day with rates near
the weeks highest level During the week the mar
ket was remarkably strong. sight bills advancing 10
4Ss5. the high point since the close Of March from
ASs5, bare ten points being the range for the
week Rates for actual business were. sixty DAYS
is639aAs6D; demand, Asss5aAS70o; cables. Assloa
a8sl5
Commercial bills ASK for ninety days and s5lta
Asis for sxty days Flour bills, As5N for sixty
day' Grain. SIS. The supply Of grain and cotton
bills was scarce
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baliiuere. June A-Quotations established by the
baltimore Frait and Produce Association are as
fellows:
BUTTER-Creamery. separator, ger ID, 2sa27
imitation H.. 2ZaZ3 prints. iS-lb per h. TsH:
do. lib per h. Es29; blocks. 2-lb per b. Ea2s:
dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia
per 10. l6al7 Virginia and West Virginia store
packed. Ter h.. l5al6: Ohio store-packed uer II
l6aH nearby. rolls. per h. Eals: Ohio rolls Der
b. EaiSi West Yirginia. rolls Der h.. l6aI7
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts
per doz- Zi1; Eastern Shore. Maryland ana VIr-
ginia. Der doL. IN. Western hrStS per doz., Zla
West Virginia, per doz. IA.
LIVE POULTRN-Old hers. hesyy-Eeight. Der Ii
l4sal5; spring chickens II lbs and over, b, zaB:
II lbs,, h., 2a2S; ID. and under, per 10. r2aD:
ducks per 10. Il do, white Pekins. pcr ID. z,
young. per pair. 9oaS; DO. old. pair. .: guinea
fowls. old. each. 3
POTATOES-Whife nearby. r-ime uer tu,s
S5a9G DO. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime per bus. 5aso: do. New York. prime per
h7ls., easi; de-. Western prime. per bus soas5. do
new Florida. No. J. per bbL. 71a400. do Charles
ton, per bbl. No. l. 25ca40o; North CzrDlins rar
bbl-, SoCa350; vans Virginia. Per bbl.. L7Ja2 %:
do. North Carolina, faney. pr bbl. 20a2n
GREEN FRUITS AND NEGETABLES-Apples
Wes,ern Maryland and Pennsylvania. PACKED. Der
bbl-. 30oa4oO; do, New YORK. assorted per b
S5oa5.oos asparagus. Eastern Shore Maryland sna
Virginia. per dozen. LOoaI.5o; beets. Rappahan-
mock per Dunch ln2: do Norfolk rer tsrr.b f,o-
Charleston per crate sOa70: do, Norfolk per bbi
61a7j cantaloupes. Florida. per crate, lgia2 9.
celer. Florid7- pr crate. L50a250: do. home
gToWn. pc: bunch. 5a4. cherries Maryland and Viz
gina. Der hb-. l5oa2eo; cucnmbcrs Florida per
has. Local50: Cggplants. Florida per crate. 30.
20 grape fruit. Florida. per box 3Ia5ao; Lettuce,
North Carolina. pr has. joaL00: oranges. Cali
fornia pr box. 70 size. 20oa5oo peas Rappahau-
mock. pr standard hbi-. L7sa2oo; do. per h -bbl
has.. TaSo; Potomac. pr fun b5l.. L75alsJ; do
pr iz-bbl has. 7oaso; squash. Florida per crate.
15aLZi. strawberries. Southern. pr Ct Lsa4. Do
Virginia. pcr IT. zi.a4. do. Eastern shore Aarv-
land rer Ct. "a; do Rappahannock per qt 2ssa
8; green beans. Fior.da. per baS. Local 50: wax
beans. Florida. per bas. l0lai0. tomatoes.
FLORIDA. rcr carrier l.z5a2.So; watenHelons Florida
each &aie
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York. June 5.-The statement OF
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold SIS. $500 more than
the requirements OF the % per cent re-
serve rule. This is a decrease Of S6.I2S.-
s25 IN the proportionate cash reserve as
compared with last week
The statement follows:
Loans. N,S49.os 400. increase. SuIs5. 400.
Deposits. Sl.407.255.2O6: Increase ss.Oss.-
so.
Circulation. s4s05s.90o; decrease. N7.4oo
Legal tenders. S7s.4ol.4D0; decrease. -
266. 500
Specie, S2s4. .25S. 700; decrease. S2.55S 30.
Reserve, sS10s70.l00. decrease, SIS. 200.
Reserve required, s5l,sls.s00. increase.
s.. 27s. .725.
Surplus. Sls.S50.S decrease. S6.-2E9g5.
Ex- United States deposits, SIS, ,S5s. .525.
decrease. S6133.359
The percentage OF actual reserve Of the
clearing house banks to-day was $3.50
The statement OF banks and trust COM
panies Of Greater New York not report
ing to TIE clearing house shows that
these Institutions have aggregated de-
posits Of s.. 800 81, 400; total cash on hand.
Slz7,5o2lo0, and loans amounting to ST.
136 Is. go
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Little interest centered in business az
the meeting Of the local stock exchange
yesterday. The attendance Of brokers
was small. and the few there seemed
more interested in a baseball game sched-
uled for the afternoon between teams OF
TWO local banks than in anything taking
place on the stock board The call was
slow. and President Flather reminded
the members two or three times that the
exchange was trying TO do business.
Il was not until near The close OF the
session that matters warmed up q little
on LanstOn and GraphophOne preferred.
The former sold four quotation lots, OF
100 shares each, at 15s5 10 l5S- The lat
ter. after being bid up TO 90, sold ninety
shares
Other trading. both In stocks and bonds,
was very meager. with no significant
price changes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. June 5-BUTTER-Dun. receipts.
s,e7s packages Creamery extra. 2si1s STATE dairy.
tubs 1a26: imitation creanrry. srsts za22
EGGS-Fnm: receipts T61 cases Near-hv
Waite, fancy .; nearby mixed fancy. 2; fresh
Ersts 8sa2lsz
MILL FEED-Narket dull irregular srrins
bran. loolb. sacks. arrive E.io: standard milling
Elo. city bran. $50. in bulk. Western red doe
2 g. 10 arrive winter wheat han. IN l0cIb SACKS
NS
OATs-Ursettied; demand hight. Nc white
- No. white. Na65a No. white. 621SZif
natural and ciippod white on tracks Sass
RYE FJOUR-Steady: light dealings We quote
g5ea5O
CORN MEAL-Sfeady. supplies measer. Kiln
dried. for export. 3ssa3s0: coarse meal IN bazs
i62zi64
Fl0JR-Lneless. prices irregular Spring patents
Ai5a60. spring cleaE. 55oaa75; winter straights
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished h ". B. Hihbs 4 c..
members q thr Chicago Board of Trace Hibha
buhding. Is Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. June 6-Farorable weather Conditions
ior the new crop IN the UEired States and Canada
vas too strong a bear Argument fer The b0lls IN
the wheat pit 70 overcome r0-daT. and as a result
the market was weak during the early trading.
Reports received from the Northwest claimed that
the outlook for the spring crop IN the Red River
haley Was the brightest in many years and that
prospects for the crcp throughout the Northwest
are Tor an almost perfect cTop. Trade was duh
because q the impending holiday Monday.
Later many q the early wheat sellers started
20 buy back some q their sales. and. with snail
offerings. the market became arn. July adYanc-
ing 10 Ia The elcse was frna.
Trade in provisions vas quiet and the r2arkss
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

guaranteed
41g P NC. & o. LIMITED. DaTv-Tsst YES
tibuled train Pullman sleepers 20 Lexington Louis
vile. Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago and St
Louis Connection Tor Virgins Hot Springs. Pull
man car Louisville 20 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars. a IA carte service
li10 P NJ. F. V. LIMITED. Dafy-SoIld
Testibue tTzil- Pullman sleepers 10 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville daily ard Virginia Ho,
Springs weekdays. Dining cars. a "a carte service
Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago and ST.
Louis and Louisville to Memphis. Nashville and
New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Oflces. 5l5 PennsylEania
sreiiue: l33s street and New Union Station. Tel
ephone Main 1866 or 206 for tickets baggage checkA
reservations. and Taxicab.
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.

bAL1lMUhk q UH1U RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR. %
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET. NgW YORK.
100 a. N. Diner. Pullman Parlcr.
800 a. m Observation Parlor. Five hour train
$50 A. n Dlner ana Pullman ParlcS Car.
III % a. m Diner and Pullman Parlci Car.
300 D. m. Royal Limited" All Pullman. Shour
40 ?. m. Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
51Q ,. n. Diner and Pullman PaTor.
: t. D. n. Ccaches 20 New York.
sl2.l night. Sleepers TO New York
'2:52 a. 10. Sleepers 70 Philadelphia and New York
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 's00. tnOo q. n. Il %.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on The HOUR"
tyeek days. zoo a. n TO 100 D. M
tiis. f2zo 800 so $50. 400. n45. so t5S35
80. is4. $50. 100 $50. 49, 1000. 'l055.
'll.5o sI2;l5. night
WESTWARD.
CINCINNATI, ST. Lot-5, AND LOUISVILLE
$40 q n, 4 15 p n. 'lZ,40 night
Pl1ISbURG. $40 a. m. -l.a. $40 D. N. -lZ-8
night.
COLUMBUS, so D. n.
WHEELING. $40 a m. SD p. N.
WINCHESIER, f9:l0 a. m. 4 55 IS 90 D %.
FREDERICK. is1n. 1910. ss15 a. n. $50. IA
HAGERsTOwN. $40 a. m. 500 .. N.
ANNAPOLIS. IN. 500. tl20j noon. t3-o. EsD
$50 and g 20 p. m.
Daily. tEIcep, Sunday. ssunday only.
TELEPHONES a. all the following Ticket Offices:
lili st. nv. Main 1891 SO PennsylTania ave-
Main % New Union station. Ticket Once. Main
1850: Information Bureau. Main 7sSo
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n B-F0ll0wing schedule figures published only
aS information. and ars rot guaranteed
For Auauta. birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
AsheTils. ChuttrnooEa. Memphis. ? e. N and IO4j
D II. daily. Dining cars.
Fer Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanoo0a. MsmDbIs.
New Orleans. lo:lo .. N. daily. Dining cars
For At,sa.a, Birmingham. Columbia. Charleston
Augusta Aiken. savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points $40 D. N. daily Dining car service
Tourist cars for California. tri-weekly, fao u m
Local for Harrisonb'lrg. a. NJ. daily as D n
weekdays; Tor DanTille. 80 a. N. daily, and foy
Charlottesville. 80 a. m. and s. D. N daily.
Frequent trains TO and from Bluemont-
L s. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
COTTON MARKET.

Quo,ations furnished By W B. Hibhs Co..
u,smbers Of the New York Stock Exchange. HibbS
Binding 70 Fifteenth street northwest
New York. june 5.-Cotton opened steady at a
decline Ct las points with active months selling
5as points net lever durirg the fTst few minutes
under renewal q commission house liquidations.
promoted by Disappointing cables and prospects for
better weather over the week end
The selling vas not aggressive being for long
rather than short account. and was pretty well
absorbed by weekend covering with the market
ruling q points up from the lowest during the
middle Of the morning. when business vas quiet
and the larger operators seemed 20 be awaiting
Developments
The market closed fairly s,ro-r
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
wAsHINGTON cATrLE aARKEr.

cATTLE-Ez,ra. rrr ert. 5-5caso0: butcher. Looa
80, c=amon. 2fa3oo.
HoGs-P5T rg.-. srosr. Looa75O: ordinary. per
cut- 6Ga61
sHEEP-Prine. clipped. toaaAa: common. clip
ped 50os35o
LAMBs-choice spsins. Per H.. 81; nediuz.
~:
mon. 5aa
COWS-Prns fresh. each ss1OasSoo; eaanon,
3. .s0aso.oQ; cd ard ds. l1.oozls.N.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. June 6-CATTLE-Receip,s I.I3e head
steady Dressed beef slow, sal0aa.
CAiVEs-Receipts. s. head; market duh and
weak. Ordinary Tesls. rs; d-csscd calves SLOW
city dressed reals. soi3; country dressed ssl2
SHEEP AND LA8lBs-Receipts. 2I4o head; slor;
l5a15c lower sheep. 4oo15-50; calls 800; laahs
7-5oa9So culls. e.5a
HoGs-Recripts. 27oo head; nOuinaly aga On
Buffalo adEiceK
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

NeV l6TT june a-WHEAI-FlTneT, AMY 5cIITe-
Ne ! Northern Duluth. n arrive l57. No. red
Z. o. b. Isl No. hard. New York. 4 O. b. lG:
No ! macaroui Is. Z. o. b.; 40 I Manitoba
Sales. uooo bushels No. red al 80 in eleTator.
CORN-Scarce; dull No. elevator S.: No 2
T. o b.. spot. slit; No. yellow. Z o b. So
No white f. b. siis- Exporters tooz nothinE
RYE-stsady. but SLOW. No. ?. Z. Q. b. noni-
nal. sih
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY
scHEDULE n EFfEcT JUNE s, ls9.

y
Leave Washington New Union Station
800 a. m.-Daiy-An points on Norfolk and West
ern; also Knoxville Chattanooga, and Memphis
1910 p. m.-Dailv-Rosnoke. Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through sleeper Dining cars
For NOrfoik-LeaEc Washington. 4.7D a. m daily
Has a. m. daily lexcspt Sunday Arrive Norfolk
% a. and SD y m
: :o5 p m. -Daily-BenyTille Luray. Shenandoah.
Elkton
Trains from the Southwest auive $50 a. m and
1870 p, m.
AL fSormstion Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Buildingl.
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NEW YORK sTOCK MARKEr.

Quotations furnished By W. Z. Hiobs 4 Cc-.
members New YORK Stock Exchsnes. Hiohs BuLl4
Ing rs Fnteenta street northwest.
CALL MONEY-SALES By H0URSs
shares 10 IL a. m......... 40, 400
shares 40 ~ m........ 7S3, 800
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Rer1lsr ssl. 2 o'clock pooas
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone IS. a,oo al
lo5. NOo9 az l65is
Capitai Tractiou 70 az 81.
Nergenthaler az Z01s
Lanston 100 a. l5ia 100 az lSit 100 AZ l5is.
After czll--IEnston 100 a. -
MergenfhalsT al lOh.
Potomac Electric s. S 900 st fosA.
GraDhophone preferred. 50 a. g. 10 AZ .. 10 a.
g. 10 az o.
Following are ths bid and asked pTices OF yester-
days Washington stock Exchange.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
EFFECTIVE MAY .. 1903.

EFfECIlNE NAY y. 1903.
Subject to Change Without Notice.
WEEK DAYS.
Going leave District Line. 925, 100 a. m go
$40 ,z5, and e:45 ?. N.
Returning, leave the Beach, e35 a. m. i2ss5 100
600, 500. and 1000 ?. n.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going. o.2s. n0o a. n. 20. 20. 7;l5. and s.ii
p. m.
Returning. 100 a. m. 2a5. 2ao 800. 500. and
1000 T. N.
PAUL l. WATERS.
General Manager
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

-,.7oa. vsrtrr clears sga6lo: Kansas suaishis
;- s.rks C0ra6.so. Kansas clears 5Zia5.15-
REEF-steady, inquiry Moderate Family, lssaa
"a - uackcr il.53al-le
ThIIOW-s,eady. siow trade. cts -
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sALTIMoRE STOCK MARKET

Baltimore. June 5-FoiloU1ng are TIE sales and
quotations On the most active securities listed on
the Baiti2ors STOCK e1chanSc:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members or The New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. Is Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
Cash The SUFFERER
Decrease in Surplus Reserves
of S6,128,O90 Reported.
NEW HIGH RECORDS REACHED

In Last Half Hour OF Business An
other Selling Movement Sets in,
but II Was Not Strong Enough TO
Prevent Net Gains in Many Is
sues-News Is Optimistic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-15

-
nlieht Wish eommpnsc1te me
Senate then ook recess psis Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-15
GO TO FLORIDA.

Mrs. I; G. Race and daughter. Miss
Genevieve. of Fairmont. left last eve
ming on No. 4 for ST. Lucie. Florida
where they will spend the next three
~eeis with the formers mother, Mrs.
J. II: Stuart, of clarksburg. who has
been at her winter home there for sew
erai months. Mrs, Races sons, Noel
and John, have been with theiT
grandmother, Mrs. Stuart. for a few
weeks past, and they will accompany
their mother ana sister home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-15
RESOLUTIONS


At a special meeting of clarksburg
Local No. 2ce United brotherhood Of
Carpenters and Joiners of America,
the following resolution was passed in.
memory Of our brother, James B.
Watkins;
Whereas r1t4has pleased Almighty
God in His wisdom to remove from
our midst fellow workman and.
brother in the person of James b.
Watkins, our treasurer, and
Whereas, The deceased was
member in good standing in our
brotherhood, aadsa charter member.
Resolved, Thatin his death, we do
indeed sustain, n loss thatwiile be felt
keenly; and be iti further
Resolved. That we extend to the
sereayed family our heartfelt sympa-
thy IN this theirFhour Of sorrow, and
that they he presented with a copy
Of these resolutions. And be IT fur
Their
Resolved, That our. charter be
draped in mourning for period of
thirty days, that a copy OF these reso-
ldtions be spread on the minutes and
ia copy published in our daily papers,
the Telegram and the News.
Signed,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-15
EXTRA SESSION
CONTINUED nom page .


might VISA q communicate me
Senate flisa took 8 recess Z
Fight on Rules
n the House as2 members re-
sponaed q ihelf names, more thaFl 8
qHorum Ifansaiafely after fite an,
nounrement o. 4 quorum Carrier q
New Hampshire. nominaisd capnon
for Speaker. ana CLAYTON. OF Ala
hanna, presented the name Of Champ
Clark The roll vas then called The
vote resulted a6Syss5
Cannon addressed the House brief
ly. The Eight on fhe rules o. the
House began at 1922 when 'Dalzsll
offered resolution making the rules
of the last House those for the press-
lent session. Tha Democrats forced
3asroll can on ordering the previous
question. The previous question was
ordered 81, vote Of 1s4 10 1ss. the
eject of which was 10 shut on de-
bate. The ron call was then called
on the adoption of the resolution.
Clark Of Missouri. then offered a
resolution providing for the appoint
ment OF committee Of fifteen to
amend the rules and with modifcas
lions making the present rules appii-
cable for the present, Clark moved
the previous question on the adoption
OF his resolution and the ron call was
ordered. The House refused by 17s
to 900 to order the previous aues-
ton with the rdsllt the question was
again left in the air.
The resolution WAS defeated by 1s9
TO -ts3. thus accomplishing the sue
cess OF the Insurgents. 4 scene was
created when Champ Clark and Dali
ecu engaged In heated argument
over, theiright Of the latter to stand at
the Speakers desk. during HE roll
calf
" . = 81 2 &
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
THE Battle ABBEY.

a Confederate Veteran expire ,Ses
the fear that none OF his brotherhc n
will live long enough TO see the Ab-
hey 4 very reasonable ap~rehen-
sion in view CT the ,!ila'try move
mcnts OF the managing au;horitio; ;.
II Richmond has no suitable site To-
offer. why ct erect the building On
the hattlc-srarred heights of Peters
burg Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
The next question is. why call II
4 Ia tie Abbey Everyone knows the
origin 4 the name and that the pr"
posed structures only prototype com
mem rates III" victcry 81 a tyranni
cal invader. over IN" direct ancestry
OF whom thee s'ir hovers a cloud o:
doubt and upC. rtain;,
Lei the mem: raj b. erected some
waco. bu, Under a diff"rcn; and
more bcftting name
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

,sidefable power from the very
moment he enters ON his cficiai
duties. The contrary. however. 10
generally the case for the first few
years of his tenure OF Office. sen
ator has been made the subject OF
so much ridicule in the past fer his
subs.rviency TO the Anticipated Gus
inns Ct the Senate that the following
comment by the Saturday Evening
Post Is not unmerited in many cases.
I'm anywhere from eight TO II
wears. when he has become properly
saturated with prece1ents. senatorial
courtesy. property rights. doubts as
to whether it's cons titutional. aud
other Cmbalming fluids. he is re-
glrded as duly Seasoned and quail
fled to take hand. Before then ne
NAV ride I'm the capitol elevators
frank his mail. make speeches. wear
frock cat and enjoy other in
cidental perquisites of the Office; bat
he cannot be admitted to the real
works
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
FoReEARANcE, NOT ENDORSE
MEN1

Though Dr. Alderman and DE-
Smith have justified u, m.'''i''s '''
tore the eyes OF nearly ev":y enc re-
garling that now famous pie essay
vet the daughters" continue to meet
, and resOlute. "--Harrisonburg Times.
Thu Times has mistaken Il spirit
OF charitable forbearance for ac'
aui, scencc to the Judgment deliver d
by Doctors Alderman and Smith II" II
Miss Boysoa's essay.
The Eorf-K Landmark pertinen:ly
observes:
I'VE 1>nder what mark the pr'.HS-
sors ii history ut the Universities OF
Virginia and N,lth Carolina would
have given Mss BoysGn's effort on
Lee
The Daily Press believes hat the
ransh,ers should keep Oh meeting
and res ,lutiug' 1t was their Or
.anizaticn that offered the prize.
Therefore the Daughters are the ones
who were most directly affront"d by
the award
Resides. there are many matters
thu. the womrn of the s nth ere
better qualified to manage than the
men are. hut for the unbounled
patriotism and untiring energy OF cur
women. there wculd tcday be very
few columns and statues In the South
erected to the memory of Confedera e
hers and in commemoration o. Con
federate achievements.
A slur upon the Daughters of the
Confederacy ia a p-is;ned shaft hurl-
cd at the force to whom ninety per
cent OF the credit is due for the
work Of ins,illing in the mind of the
u"grnwing Southern youth that his
ancestor who wore the gray was not
a traitor and criminal.
II the rambunctious Southern de-
tenders Of Doctors Alderman and
Smith wish to help along their cause.
let them OBJ ain from Northern bred
presidents Of Northern universities
prize award for IN essay written BY
a Southerner which character!zes the
Lincoln administrator as .lamentably
incompetent" and declares that Grant
always bungled in laying his plans
CT battle and that his assistants"
Sherman. Sheridan. Thomas. ct al.
were ignorant and mutinous and
sought their own selfish ends rather
than the accomplishment Of the tasks
set for them by their general-in,ch chief.
1t would seem that he bcsi policy
the Southern symrathizers with Doc
tors Alderman and Smith could pur-
sue w1uld be 10 lay low aad say
n hing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

II Bureau OF Mines wculd save
CHE life a year and it "rre possible
to put that one man BET ~re the Sen-
ate CT the United States. i; is naII
to believe single Senator would
then be indifferent to this legisla-
II II. He might not VIZ Tor it; out
he wOull demand to vote upon it.
What then. can be said when $50
ZINES one man are Killed in twp
mCnths When more than 5000 are
killed in year? Only this-that
Sena CTS must be brought TO realize
hat ,vc:y means short OF producing
the men themselves hat the naticn
cannot aft I'd . lose five cut of every
tn ,usand men employed ii any in
dustry q.
Twenty States have indorsed tn"
: .uff Be. lie t-Wils0l Bill. TIE 800
600 m. mbcrs OF the United Mine
Workers have indOrSed it, The WI
crs OF the mines have ind, rsed H..
And the 1000 .00u men whose lives
maN re made m-re nearly secure
have right to demand its passage.
and as reflected in praCticai,v every
newspaper in the country. the great
body OF their neighbors have demand
cd t. The Senate -Ommittee on
Mines and Mining has indo-sed IT..
All tina. remains apparently. is that
Senator Charles Dick Ct OHIO. shat
re,ort the bill &c the Sexual, In the
names OF the 33n whose lives nav"
already heel lo,; while the Senate
has waited. the ia ion looks To this
chain man to aci-Washing,o Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
STATE Mon. Y ElA1ED,
DEFENSE IS PER7UeED

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SENATOR DICK SHOULD REPORT
THIS GILL.

\ bill creating = bureau . Nm. :
was passed hy the HOUSE last scssion.
That measure .rov idcs for III" 0,iy
Practicei mCarS "f SAT" Sua5,iiTg n
far as POSSIBLE. the lives ~ our e.
lows working underground And
here Al this mCn"r riskins their
lives to explosion. 20 cave in. Il
asphySis ion. - d. ath in any &C MANY
forms. no less than c0". o0a iclI, "
Americans
Tn" bill has hung fire in the Sen,
a.c. The upper house has been TOO
basy TO give u CONSIDERATION We,
in the two mon rs { ihis session
alone. while this hodl has n EIcc'rd
this bill. -" ot fhc-' tell u Amer
t,Es hav" iost their live. lccause
mine owners either would not pro
scct them or did not know hor