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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
News Of the Day.

The B:!tish army estimatB for 1910
IL show q total for maintenance OF
$lSS, 800. 600. This is an increase over
the sstimstes OF tls preceding year of
81 ,625, 900.
Premier Asquilh informed the British
House CT Commons yesterday that tbs
financial bu iget would be broug't up
as soon as the resolutions regarding the
House OF Lords power to VETO Wtra
passed.
The American Sugar Refining Com
pauy was yesterday presented by the
| federal grand jary 10 New York fer coL-
tampt OF court in falling produce books
and papers in response t)tu1poens.
Twenty .hree miners were killed We'd
nesdsy righi by an explosion OF 8 powder
msgszlne in the l. 100-foot level of the
Mexican mine, one of,he group of Tread
we'll gold prlpestes on Douglas Island,
Alaska. Eight man were seriCu,ly Injured,
four of whom may die.
Because he vas being teaaed By num-
Der O! school children Janou Vamosky,
tailor, fred into crowd in lrott of
bis shop In New York ye' tardsy after
nooD, and l5-year cd Mia Plucer fell
TO The pavement with bullet IN her left
side. Vamotky was arrested. The child
wss seriously, If not fatally, wounded,
James 5m:to, woodsmau, WAS eaten
by 9olvcs 10 the forest near Ally 10 the
vicinity Springfield, Mo-, Wednesday,
all ar fyhling desperate bsttle tOi h's
lie. Thu wolse3 tucked him while he
vas alone, waiting toe return of broth
or. When the latter reached the spot
he found his brothers, bones ia The cen
ter Of circle of Eve dead wolves, while
bis empty repeating rife allowed that he
had been overpo~ered before he ctu'd
reload the weapon.
Julius Venner, alias Alexander Keiu,
alias Johausen, Wss posiiiveIy identified
Ia Mobile, Ala, yesterday rs August
Peterson, who is alleged to have murder.
ed his wif,, Sophie Johsrsen, In west
Ninety. eighth street tenement house in
New York on February last and con-
cealed The body under the h1or of the
place. Peterson Ia his eonfession aa'd:
81 killed my wife becsu'e foucd her
locked In ihe room with another man. I
struck her on the side of The head with
gas ligbt-r. The blow killed htr IT.
sssntIy. l buried the body under the
floor"
Charles A Webb, Sullivan Pitts and
8. Johnson Poe, receivers OF the Rox-
bury Distilllng Company, yesterday re-
poltad to the -Uuited States Oircnit Q ut
10 Baltimore, that they had found that
nearly 10, 900 barrels of whisky in excess
OF the actual number found By them in
the warehc u,es OF tie company had been
hypothecated, and that u2licate receipts
for that number OF barrels had been is.
sued, loans being secured on both orig.
inal and duplicate receipt,. THE smount
involved Is ssid to be over $500, 900. 1t
is understood that the Merchants Ma.
tioual Bank OF that city, is one OF the
!srgest credit 'rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
Bursting OF q Water Main.

Baltimore, Nd, March 4 A folt]
inch water main of the city water de-
partment burst early today under the
bed of Howard and Lombard stieetP,
flooding Lombard, Howard and Pratt
streets to dept of two feet, forcing the
bed OF The street up two feet, flooding
the Baltimore and Ohio belt line tunnel,
forced the shutting doEn OF the Pratt
street power-hoHse for lack OF water for
boilers, tying up street car traffic, cut
ting of Al Ere plugs in The heart OF
the former burnt district, and other
wise doing considerable damage.
Hundreds of men are nov at WotE
10 an effort to stop the geyGer-like flow,
tut II Is believed that 1t will be eight or
ten hours before the gushing s'ream can
be stopped. Ia many PLACES the streets
are sinking. A large gang of workmen
were 10 the tunnel when the water
began to pour In, but seeing their dar-
ger, hastily sought PLACES of SAFETY. 1t
was feared that gas mains 10 the neigh
borhood would break, causing heavy
damages end probably loss of life, but
By heroic WORK this was prevented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
change in this respect was made. The
bill was reported to the House.
Virginia News.

D,spondeut altar sn illness from
typhoid fever, John A. Creech, Il years
OF age, comm tied eui:ide near bis home
in Norfolk Wednesday night by shooting
himself through the heart.
The thrsa hundred employees in t1e
railroad shops of the Richmond, Fred
ericksbnrg and Potomsc Railway Com
pany in Richmond have made a demand
f;r e nine. hour day AID ten per CEN.
increase in wages
James R. Luptop, OF Harrisonburg, has
purchased the Massanet sprir 81
property, four miles east of that place,
for $l3, 900. A new hotel building hss
been let to COZ tract, an auto and hsck
service will be operated between tho city
and the springs.
Lewis Riley, colored, who, together
With Robert l.. McIntre, escaped from
the Manassas Jail, early Tuesday morn.
Ing, was returned to shsr!f T. O. Rora-
bsnph, yesteIday morning, by bis father.
Riley went t, the home of bis parents
near Greenwich.
Messrs. Davis and Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant, this
week, to cit'z,ns of tals stst,, of the
following pstsuts: George 0. E!lerton,
Portsmouth, stsam.strap; Thomas o.
Lakeland, Norfolk, eplice bsr: George
W. Lambert, Richmond, wall contraction
Albert 8. Machen, Norfolk, account
cabinet; John K. Waterman, Norfolk,
safety rszor.
The Old Dominion steamship James
town collided With the iour.masted
schooner Asbury Fount,!n, VIII a cargo
of Lumbar, Is miles southWest Of Winter
Quarter light early yesterday morning.
The schooner was 30 bsa'y damaged that
The captain and his crew of eight aban-
doned her and were brought ID Norfolk
aboard the Jsmestown The liner WAS
also somsH hst Injured. two small holes
being sso7e 10 her hull on the port aide
forward. The collision was due TO the
fog.
Hsury O. Stuart, candidst' for Con.
gress from the Ninth Virginia district,
passed through Roanoke last Mig t on
bis way to New York. Hs received yes.
terday csblegram from the physician
who ia at ending Mrs. Stuart In Paris,
giving very alarming account, OF her
condition. Hs ia hoping for better news,
bit will III. himself within reach OF
the steamers for Europe go that he can
leave immediately If 1t becomes neces-
sary.
One of the most sensational arrests
ever recorded In the towns history took
place tt South B ,ston yesterday rcugh
Information furnished By Robert Il.
Bryan, manager OF tae Virginia Printing
Company, OF tba. place, that there ex-
listed In South Boston printing estst-
lishment conducted by John Thorrt,n,
ir., aud Lsne NOEL, both OF DanVille,
operated for the sole purpose of produc-
ing spurious Piedmont cigarette coupons,
redeemable by The premium department
of the American Tobacco Company.
These coupons have cssh value OF one
half cent each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
Collapse of the Revolution.

Mansgua, March 1.-The remnant OF
the revolutionary armies of Generals
Chemorro, Meua s.ud Zsledon are nov
uported tu'ryiug toward BIu:6e|da, ca
the eastern coast, the stronghold OF tie
reyo!u ,iop. The overthrow OF the rsvc-
luton has brought hundreds OF persons
gbo heretofore have been afraid to lake
aides, to the support OF the government,
aud President Madr,z declares thai Re
can DOW pu! larger army In the held
than at any ether time sinceths reVolu'
ton began. !,
Only the Intervention Of The United
States could make possible the success OF
the proposed Independent republic, IN
the opinion OF government officials, and
The utter collapse Of the revolution ID be.
lieved to have removed the likelihood OF
such recognition.
President Msdriz has promised amneis y
to ali the revolutionists II they will tpt-
render and give up the idea of seeding,
The final decree OF disorce granted
10 Mrs. Eva Willing Assor from her
husband, Col. John Jacob Astor, tie
mutt -nillioraire, Vas aigre1 In the
Gu d enc Court at White Plalns, N. 7.
today. Col. Astor gave notable enter
tainment last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

gHE examiners who have been goir 6
over the books Of the Southbridge Sav-
ings Bark of Bost,n, which was forced
to close Oh aruary 81 By tbs court, re.
poi that the shortage in the accounts Of
Tssasu er Hall, now in jill awaiting
tsial, smount TO S424. 442. which Ia over
IA per cent. Of The deposits. Hall bad
been falaifsirg the accounts ever since
he took the JOB twenty years ego. Wha'
eau be said of set of bank directors
who have been hoodwinked for twenty
yeas?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

NEWSPAPER neu are often subject
TO danger as we'll as d;scourtesies in al
tempts to give tls world pictures OF what
Is goiop on. "Ru.l Run" Russell, OF
the London Times, bad to fee for his .iie
from the first battle OF MANASSAS, Arch
ibald FJrbes, of the London Telegraph,
had to be literally on the firing lines at
times during the Fraucn.Prussian war,
newspaper correspondents were on TIE
bridges of E glish men.of.Tsr curing
the bombsrdment Of Alexandria, Egypt,
q quarter OF Gel tury ego, and Amer
can knights CT the quill occupied slmi-
ia. dangerous positions at the battle CT
Santisgc. Newspaper men pass Though
their ordeals in pescsa5le times, also.
The disasters following the bursting Of
a water main in Ba timoIe today are
given in The tsIegrsphic columns OF tae
G.z:te. Two reporters entered the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tuanel
which had been menaced and partly
flooded by the accident aud bad MARIO"
escspes from Instant desth. One was
painfully bruised and CIT BY coming
Into contact with tho third rail- IN the
tunnel, and aoother reporter Who was 10
company with hin barely escaped death
when fast train came dashing along.
Bo.h men jumped just In time to save
their lives, but the tunnel being hl'eo
with smoke aad the coursing water cul
rent, 1t was Impossible to see. One nm
fortu ut stepped on the third rail ano
the death dealing steel held him like
v,sc. With powerful effort he wrenehe q
himse;. free, only to be hurled agairs'
the wall OF the t7nnel, tie impact ano
shock rendering him almost helpless
The two men vera fiaslly rescued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
DINNER TO TIE SPEAKER,


Presidont Taft gave a dinner lsst
night at the White H,use In honor OF
SPEAKER Cannon. Socially and political.
" the affair marked somttiing of an
epoch, for not before In many years has
8 president entertained In honor of the
speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
Speaker Cannon WIS ntyer entertained
at the White House with al exc'u, lve
function during all of the seven yesrB OF
Presiden! Roosevelps oct uDsncy, and no
previous affair has been given In bis
honor by President TAFT,
Abou! so guests, nearly all of whom
were senators and members of the Fl ,uae,
accompanied by their wives, were pres
emit. Besides the speaker aud Miss Can.
mon, and the 90 or more invited guests,
The following house gu's.s were present:
Mrs Thomas K. Laughlip, a sister OF
Mrs. Taft; OoI. J. O. Hemphill, editor Of
the Richmond IVA. Times Dispatch, and
Hon. Job E. Hedges, Of New YORK.
The table decorations we're golden
ionquils aud maidenhajr ferns.
While more than 30 guests looked On
lau yhir ely ard applaIded, Speaker Gan.
nor tempted President TAFT into test OF
terpaicborean sgility. Blth stopped;
painting, when the trial was ended, but the
opinion was unanimous that the houors
on faucy steps were even. The dancing
followed the dinner. FolloSing the
dancing, the president led his men
guests to the smoking room on an upper
floor OF the White H,u'e, where an
iotimste talk was had, in which pa tissn
politics Is said to have had no place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
Held as an Accomplish:

Boston, Mssa., March, 4-Accu.cd
OF having aided George W. Coleman, 9
s12-Reek.tookkeeper of the National
City Bank of Cambridge, Msss, In
loo ting that institution OF neatly 1900.
600, Wilson Lockbart, Oolemsn's
chs ufsur, Intimate and subsiitat, In II g
bank was he'd t1day BY United States
Commissioner hayes in $50, 600 bail fer
trial.
L1ckhsr!, since bis arres', has stead
lily refused to admit any hing which
would throw ligh. on bis relations With
Coleman or 10 give any information SO
to how far he vas concerned In the dc.
talea!ion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
Crew of Steamship Rescued.

New Yors, March 4.-News OF the
rescue OF Captaio Serpe aud bis crew OF
4S men from tae steamer Korea, which
foundsred 10 mid occaD, reached the
Offices of the Anchor Line today from
the Caledonia, of that line, which re-
sponded 10 wireless dltt'esa CELL 1,em
the Korea on Tu sdsy and succeeded in
taxing eff csptan and crew Just before
the big vessel disappeared beneath The
WaVez;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

WITH 2v7 ues6, y persons injured
anu more missing, reports OF disasters
con j, II, 10 paur into Ssa tie from floods,
avslsnches, mine disasters and tain
wrecks 10 sill parts OF tie Pacific north
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

Rev. E B Bu,sell, who has ben
past,r OF Aqua Church, In 5 at I'd
cou ,ty, for nine 5esIs, preached bis ia e
we'll ssrmon on Sir dsy, and with his
family will move to Upper Vile in Hhere
he has accepted the rett)tship OF The
Episcopal Ohprsh al that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
DIED.

On THURSDAY, March S, 1910. at G.l5 a NJ,
at his residence, EOS north Pitt street,
ROBERT a. TRAvERs, aged Ga years.
Funeral from the residence Supd y afterr DON
at 8 O'Clock. Relatives and friends ara inVit'
ed to attsld,j
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
$3.50 each.

Women's Handmade French Combination
Suits drawers and corset cover or corset cover
and skirt. made of French nainsook. trim.
med > iih hand embroidery and good quality
valencienpes lace, in several attractive styles
end designs. Each ........ Si.95, $3.50 to $40
Women's White French Percale Long
Skirts, trimmed with ruifies and finished with
hand-embroidered scallops. Esch 80. ...Sl.T5
Third 6oor-1lth st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

west and Hea!he, conditions still threat
en- further fatalities. Wheat crops
worth hundreds of thousand, oil dollars
have been washed cut of fields and live
stock losses are enormous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
Today's Telegraphic News
Statewide Bill.

Especial dispatch to The Alexandria Gszette.1
Richmond, Va. March 4.-Senator Strobe
today charged the democratic majority with
responsibility for sny action that might &c
taken on his statewide enabling act. 1t ives
q hot speech. Unexpectedly the Senate
decided to take up the bill at four o'c ocE
aad to vote On it at p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
The Philadelphia Strike.


Philadelphia, March 1.-The City Of
Br, tierlY Love is talking of peace and
preparing for war. Philadelphia awoke
on the fonlteel th day of her street car
srike se,n,s 10 the knowledge that with
10 few hours shs would know which it
was to be. The earliest indications
favored the dove of peace, lht ugh there
we're good grounds for the war prepsra'
tons at the same time.
As yet the officials Of the company
have given no Indication OF their stand
and it is almost impossible to guess what
they will do, though thsy have thus far
stood stesdfast'y 10 their Determination
not 10 aibilra!e with the Il lioD.
Though seeking peace, the strike
leaders are making active preparations
for calling general strike at midnight
tonight. They declare 100000 mtn
will obey the call,
There we're q number of outbreaks
last night. At Main street and Wall
lane, in Manayuuk, an unknown map
leaped on a passing trolly car, seized q
rio! stick from Policeman William Hills,
and severely best up both Fl 'lls and
the motormap, Andrew Nichols. The
man escaped and while the car was
standing still, waiting fer the officer
who Eas searching fer his assallsnt, Il
was stoned by crowd which gstheret.
Two arrests were made.
A FraBkiord car was stoned 10 Ger.
mantown and q negro passenger injured.
II took the police reserves to dispsrse
the crowd that attacked cars q. Bristol
sud Richmond streets, 10 Brideburg.
Several beads were smashed and a mum
Der of arrests were made.
Philadelphia, March 4.-FolloWlng 9
conference b' tween Mayor Reytu:n,
Wick President Clarence Wolf, of the
Rapid Transit Company, City Solicitor
Gandell and Safety Director Clay, Re5
burn aud Wolf vent TO the Rapid Tran
sit OcupanS's general Offices, where 8
special session OF the directors is being
h'ld.
1t Is reported that The company Will
agree to the c; urt OF arbitration as pre-
vlded for In the law of 1893 without OF
posing the coEstitutionalIty of the law,
providing the court OF arbitration lie
asked for BY the strlkers as indiVldual'.
The company will fight to prevent
recognition of The union. 1t is not
thou yht, however, tbs strike leaders gill
atop now until they have secured union
recognition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

THE Virginia House of Dslegsl les
ac!ea sisely yest rasy in postponing ualil
Moudsy taking vote on the proposed
amendment to the federal constitution
giving the government the right to levy
and collec! tex On iacomes. Since the
measure has been so generally discussed
&. has been discovered thst a dangerous
fsst1,e is contsiued therein which Vir.
TALLY gives the government the power to
tax the people of the seversl states I'd
libitu y, which wen tlke from tbs states
the money which they 80 badly reee.
Slater rights are also struck 8
bad bloS 10 tae proposed smsndmer t
and further step ia made In the groWirg
republican idsa OF Ger t 'al government.
Between now aud Monday the legisls-
t,rs should study we'll the vfr.ous qaes-
tions involved in tie bill sud then be
careful how they vote Oh su;h a serious
mater.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
Victims Of Snow Size.

Victims OF Snow Sire.
Wellington, Wash, March As
the htu;s go by the horrors OF the dis
sater near Scenic, at the mouth OF the
Cascade tuaneI, Rhers a mighty
avalanche carried two heavy trains trom
the tracks OF the Great Northern Rail
way down into iths canyon hundreds of
feet below, grow.
Today i, ia certain 115 persons per-
ished. Others may be buried beneath
the frozen mass, but the officials who
have bean taking a Census OF the missing
declare this unlikely. ThirtJ.hVe bodies
have been recovered. Thirty.one base
been ide1t ied. Today they lie, side BY
side, ter darly wrapped In blankets walt
log the repairing Of the railway so that
they can be carried to places OF burial.
The work of recovering the bodies is
pitilullY slow owing to the nature OF the
slide, the enormous mass of earth, trees,
vegetation aud Snow being picked solid.
ly TO delt ex eediug fifty feet. Heavy
snow falling almost continually int 'erss
With the work OF the laborers and volun-
tsers who have focked here from every
part of the state.
The whole ma ks the worst tragedy In
the history of rsilroading In the NORTH
yer and 1t will be many weeks before
normal conditions can be restored.
Away scross the canyon the snow Is
piled up three hundred feet where 1t
broke against the mountain side, The
upper edge is strewn with timbers,
looking like wooded beach at low tide.
All hops for those In the Pullman cars
has been abandoned. 1t WAS at first
though that some might yet be alive
owing to the substantial construction OF
the csrB. bat as the digging proceeds it
becomes more and more plain that even
the giant steel mail cars could hardly be
powerful enough to Withstand the pres
sure and that they must have given way
before it like structures of tin.
San Francisco, March 4.-Thou,ands
of passengers, tons of mail, and freight
in uuestimated quantities which have
been tied up 10 snow drifts, narooned at
small stations, or blocked by wash t..
and landslides for several days, are be.
ginning to move again on the lines OF
the Southern Pacific, Nor hern Pacific,
Gcent Northern and Oregon Short Line
through Utah, Nevada and the north.
west.
Flood conditions through Nevada are
somewhat improved today, end this city.
which has been almost shut tff from
NAL Communication with the cast for
six day, g beginning to see some relief
from the ron pesiion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

Womeus French Handmade "Initialed"
Chemises, made of French nainsook. with
front neatly embroidered in floral sprays; fin
istel with scalloped edge and eyelets run
with ribbon. EACH. ..........."".Si.e5
Women's French Drawers, made of fine
nairsook, with hand.embroide!ed spliced ruff
hes. Pair.".....,.. ............ ..."..".". $l.OO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

Mp. JoHN u. ROCKEFELLER 10 prop
ab,v the most much.sbused man Of tRe
present day. When he attends church
aud ATTEMPT, to miugle and be friendly
with other man he is sui ject t, CRITICISM
"a ia also the case when he isolates DIE :
solf in his home. Should he attempt 10
pass ftoB, one city to another he Is way
laid By kodak .6ands. Even nis last
muni6csnee is made the subject OF caf;'
cslu,e aud his motive gu ssttoned. A
cotem porary publishes a picture today
representing the oil king giving a"sS
ashis loose change" He Is represented
az having one eye on his stacks OF eark
aoies and tee other on the eye OF needl,
standing nearby. The insituasion IS
mel and will not provoke as mary
niles as the designer imagines, cell
tsinly not from the many who are bur-
dsned with tusioess responsibilities and
the labor lie ctdsut to ret6ining money
honestly acquired. The Great Ieacnef
id make tie rich mans road into the
kingdom OF heaven as difficult as through
the eye OF needle, whatever. He may
have meat by tia. Squire of speech, as
some insis! that he was referring to 8
gate within q gate of the walls OF ancient
cltics. "a rich man shall hardly enter
into the kingdom of heaGep," ia Often
quoted By people who are miru' this
great passport through life and who
would sqasnder money With the recklest-
MSS of "Tiltlebat Titmt u e" In "TeD
Thousand Yesr" had they the oppoE-
tauity. There is another passage such
should take II themselves: "The love OF
money ia tie root OF all evil" There
are many vttaries of Msmmon who may
net be compelled to give an account OF
zeal talents bat who will enter the other
world followed by clouds of air castles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

The Love bill, better known through.
cut the 1t tie as III ouse Bill No. IS, Ii
practically dead. This is the measure
providing that no person can be eligible
ior The Office OF division school superiu'
.erdent unless he is q resident OF the
district to which he Is appointed. 1t hss
passed the House. Mr.. Love argued
bis bill yesterday before the Senate CON-
mittee On public institutions and e6uea.
ton, and that body passed IT by indsi.
u'tsly. 1t is altogether unlikely that it
will be reaurrected.
No single uttersuce on the floor OF
the Senate this session has received
more widespread notice than that of
Senator Early. ri am democrat,
and not a prohibitlonist. | prefer to
follow the lead OF the immortal Jeffsr
son rather than of the Auti-Ssloon
Lesgue." The Richmond Times Dis
psten says: Letters of appreciation
oil this eel timent have been received
oy the outspoken statesman represent
ing Jsferson's county from people In
many sections of the stste.
After another conference, the joint
subcommittee of the Senate and House
committees on roads and internal nay!.
CATION reported last night that no
settlement had been reached in the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac matter. The subcommittee met
again this morning at e:r5 o'clock
in the Office of the lieuteuant-gover-
nor.
No opposition was made to the employ
ers' liability bill when 1t was discussed
yesterday morning in the meeting OF
the House committee for courts of jus-
tice. This measure is designed to make
the Virginia law in this respect identi-
cal with the recent Federal statute
Street railways were excepted from its
provisions. Mention was made OF exemp.
ting lumber roa l., but twas decided
that this point ~'as already fully covered
by the term f'commea cariersr' SO 10