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Died

The little two year old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Reiger Of
Slide died Sunday night at ll:15
Of Diphtheria. She had been
complaining for several days,
but until four o'clock Sunday eve
ming she was not thought 10 be
dangerous. Medical aid was then
summoned bat she died shortly
after the physician arrived.
lnterment was made in the
Lubbock Cemetery Monday eve
ming The Avalanche joins with
the many friends 10 extending
sympathy 20 the beraaved.
The new residence of Geo. C..
Wo.fiorth on Broadway iust
south of the Sanitanum is as
Stunning stately proportion and
viii be- a very handsome build
iHg when completed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
HoMITzERs' ARMoRY.

look unfavorably on tax equalization.
The people of the commonwealth nave
the right TO demand that the burden
of taxation be. borne equally by ALL
ii is a notorious fact that there are
certain sections not paying their full
share of the burden. and the people
OF the whole State rightly want in
vestigation into sucn abuses and re-
sulting reform
Assembly Not Prodisal.
Senator ISeeaell, of Rockingham, de-
Tended inc bill. 1t was, he said, the
come up before the General Assembly.
He believed that IL contained the most
effective method that could be put
into effect before February /. He hurl-
ed back the assertion of Senator Noel
that this Assembly was prodigal with
| the money of the State. He challenE-
ed him to put his hand on a single
appropriation which was not a proper
approximation of the peoples money,
He pointed out the various progressive
measures of the Assembly, such as
schools and good roads, and he de-
clared that the money so expended was
| for the benefit not only of the coun-
| ties which bore their proper share OF
| taxation, but also for those who did
not. Senator Noel. said he, was shown
I by the record to have voted for all
these measures calling for large ex-
penditures of the States money.
i y
had SO voted, but i. was because he
had had no chance to hear the appro-
priation Hill read. In order to vote
for certain things. he had had to vote
for the general bin. which contained
matters that he did not favor.
But Senator Keezell. of Rockingham
thought the records would not bear
Senator Noel out. The Senator from
Lee had been familiar with the various
items that had gone together TO make
up the. general appropriation bill
Virginia. he said. "has set her fac,
to the rising sun. We have started
j, on an era of progressiveness that 4
would be t@wise to check He be
lieved in bringing, up the delinquent.
to the books. He had no sympathy 70,
communities that try TO evade thei
fair share of the public burden.
j, Senator Noel. OF Norfolk city moved
which was SO ordered
! On motion of Senator Sale. the Sen
) ate adjourned at 2:O7 O'Clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
H0NORS
STA TES OFFICIALS
(Contlnned dom First Page

Continued from First Page1
pleasant affair and with the joint scs-
sion in which. according to the pro-
uisions OF the Constitution Of the
United states. the election of Senator
Daniel was ratified and effective. The
House did practically nothing else
However, some important matters were
taken up in the Senate.
The bill employing Attorney General
William A. Anderson to continue to
prosecute the State debt litigation
went through without the usual com
mittee action and readings. The bill
increasins the number of aides on the
staff of the Governor was also passed.
OF more interest than anything else
in the days session was the effort of
the Senate Republicans to accuse the
Democratic party of extravaganza. The
! Senate had under consideration the
| Fletcher tax equalization bill. Sena-
tor Noel attacked 1t, calling 1t reyo-
| lutionary. and saying that IT put the
| tax affairs of the State in the hands OF
| a political oigarchy more conscience-
| less than that of the Car OF Russia.
Senator Keezell vigorously resented the
attack on the States financial man
agement. and hurled the accusation
| back at the Senator from Lee Sena-
tors Fletcher and Halsey also defended
the administration of affairs. The bill
went over.
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Investigation is almost at hand. With
In day o. two. IL is expected, MEM
bers OF the Legislature will Introduce
Joint resolutions providins for an i'm
4 mediate investigation, TO be made By
a joint committee.
The Halsey bin requiring the cleo
tion of State Corporation Commission
ers by popular vote was reported ia
I vorabiS. to the Senate,
] Ii seems likely that the McAlexander
/ bill providing for Republicans on cleo
toral boards will be favorably reported,
1t is understood that the Senator from
Franklin will withdraw the provision
| forbidding members OF party comnlt-
tees from serving as judges of election
] or as registrars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

committee OF seven members, three
from the senate and four from the
House, to invite the presence in the
cnamber OF Governor and Mrs. swan
son ana Lleutenant-Goyern and MIS-.
Elyson. Senator Echols thought It
might be best not to transact any
business in joint Assembly other tnan
that tor which 1t was called. and the
JOINT Assembly thereupon adjourned
sine die and the Page resolution was
adopted, the members all remaining III
their seats. The committee was named
as follows: For the Senate-Messrs
Ward. sale and Fletcher; foc the
House-Messrs Page. Spessard, Lewis
and Toney.
In few minutes the committee re-
appeared escorting the distinguished
guests, who were received by the AS
sembly standing. Mrs. swanson and
MI Page, Mrs. Illyson and Senator
Ward. the Governor, the Lieutenant
Governor and the committeeman en-
tered in the order named.
At the conclusion OF the informal
ceremonies, there was much DISPOSE
ton no the part of everybody to pay
their respects to the recipients OF the
presents. After few minutes a mo
ton to adjourn was made and carried
the House ending its days work at 1902
o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
House Bills
M Committee on FINANCE,

IN committee oi = H"uSc' la5t.-f
~, Mr. cooke: bill to impose license
tax on certain fishing devices in addition
ia that prescribed by law, and for the pro-
M COMMITTEES on schools and Colleges.
~, Mr. Throckmorton; 4 bin to amend
.,nd ro-enact section lii7 OF the Code or
Virginia, as heretofore amended. IN relation
"a thu powers and duties OF district school
.ho,rds and the cNpenses of school tvustoos,
10 Committee on General Laws.
By Mir. Johnson, of Russell: a bili 10
ornhibit the saie OF purchase of pistols In
tthis state and provide punishment therefor,
except under an order OF the circuit courts,
by Mr.. Lion: bill to amend and re-
enact SECTIONS 1918, 1919, 1870 ana lsss,
TO Committee on Courts OF Justice,
Nv Mir. Ayers A bill to amend and re-
ona,t section 1850 of the Code, as amended
nv an act as to time OF holding court,
fBy Mr White. A bill to regulate and de-
nne The liability OF common carriers for
injuries to their employees from nesllsenee,
ID BY MI. Jenntngsi A bill to amend and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
Senate Bills

BY Mr. Thornton: a bill to amend and
re-enact section a. chapter 1, of an act con-
corning public service corporations. approv-
ed January IS. 1904.
BY Mr.. Garrett: a bill to amend and re-
enact act to provide for the establish
ment of Libraries in the public schools of
the rural districts and to appropriate
money therefor, so as to extend It's proyis-
ions to the libraries OF city schools.
BY NJ Parsons: y bill to amend and re-
enact section 1868 of the Code as to the
times for holding regular terms OF the
courts In the several circuits. and giving
jurisdictions to courts during recess, whether
adjourned for the purpose OF opening or
holding another term or part or portion.
There, or otherwise, which the indges of the
circuits courts now have in vacation.
BY Mr.. Hart A bill directing the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth to purchase
copies of the Wlllams's Corporation Laws
of Virginia TO supply the courts and officers
of the Commonwealth.
BY MIR. Early: y bill to amend and re-
enact section 1853 of the Code OF Virginia
in relation to State deposisaries
BY Mt Holt A bill to authorize the cities
of this state to make additional allowance
or compensation to commissioners OF tne
revenue,
enact section dl9 of the Code of Virginia re-
lating to certain abstracts.
| BY Mr.. Harnlan: a bin TO amend and re-
enact section 1853 OF the Code OF Virginia
rela tive TO the compensation to officer OF
| Their persons for service IN certain cases
where no other compensation Ia provided.
BY Mr. Lesner; A bill to protect villages
| and Incorporated communities havins WIN
In defined boundaries population OF "
or more against the running at large o
| animals within the said boundaries and Z
authorize the Circuit court of the count.
in which such village or community Is 10
Gated to fix the boundaries thereof for tn
purpose aforesaid.
BY MIR. Halsey a bill to provide for tn
employment OF special counsel for the Com
al N m he
of West Virginia in the Supreme Court o
the United states.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
SEN TE

At 1l45 yesterday the Senate con-
Vcned. Favorable report was received
on the House bin providing for the an
ncxation of Manchester to Richmond,
and on the bill of Senator tIalsay to
provide for popular election of MEM
beers OF the State Corporation Commits
sion after 1919.
The Finance Committee reported a
bin calling for the employment of At
torneS-General William A. Anderson
as special counsel in the State debt
matter at a compensation of $4,000.
and. on motion of Senator Halsey. of
We're dispensed with and final assent
OF the Senate given to the bill.
The time having arrived for the
joint session with the House for tile
purpose of ratitying the election OF
Senator Daniel. the members of the
Senate proceeded to the hall of the
House of Delegates.
After returning to the Senate cham
Der. President Pro Tenn. Echols, OF
Stanton. took the chair.
Senator keezei presented resolu.
tion providing for the payment Of thu
mittee. IT was passed
a report was received from the STATE
much money would so to each count.
through which railroads pass. in cas-
the rolling stock We're taxed in pro
| portion to such counties, rather thar
Wholly at tne terminals.
Senator Strobe, of Amherst, move,
! that 900 copies of the report b
| printed.
Salary of Circuit Judges.
| Senator Sale, of Norfolk city callet
UP his bill providing that where sin
gle county constitutes an entire judi
| cial circuit the county may increase tn
| salary of it's circuit judge. he eA
/ planned that Norfolk would be the oni.
| city affected. Constitutional reading
was dispensed with, and the Bill p"
! on Its passage and carried.
| Senator Owen, of Prince EdWare
asked Immediate passage of the tfous
bill providing eight more colonies 70
the staff of the Governor.
Senator Keezell of Rockingham de
sired to ascertain If there were y, az an 9
provision in the bill requiring the colo
nels to be properly uniformed.
/, Senator Sale, of Norfolk city, In
i}formed the Senate that there was pro
Vision elsewhere In the military, law
for such uniforms, and jocoscly threat
entered court martial In case the uni
forms were not worn.
Senator Keezell, Of Rockingham
smilingly said that with the assuranc
lof the future Acknowledgement the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
HOUSE

The House of Delegates met nj 11.A5
yesterday, pursuant to resolution on
the previous day. After reception and
tea nn, 81 ,aeaae pills to committees
Navigation reported Senate hill No. /.
with the recommendation that If do
not pass, This bin makes changes in
the road 3.dr Avs ,syr, Of Augasta county
much as hereafter the titles OF bills
introduced viii be printed every day,
the titles Will not be read from the
clerks desk when presented.
When the hour Of noon arrived the
Byrd said: THE House Of Delegates
Will rise and receive the Senate of
Virginia" Lieutenant-G Governor ELY
son and Clerk Booker headed the mem
hers from iron th ne other tan end Of the Capt
! chairs prepared for them.
Mr. Ellyson presided over the joint
assembly Clerk Booker called the
roll of the Senate thirty-fve membera
call of the House, ninety were found
| to be present.
| The journals of both houses for the
preceding day were read. showing the
result of the balloting for United States
Daniel Elected.
Thereupon Lieutenant Governor El-
lyson announced that John sWarwlcl,
| Daniel had been elected to represon,
the state Of Virginia In the senate Of
the thu, United states for the term begin.
mig March !, 1911.
Mr.. Page. Of Hanover, arose to his
feet, and Mr. Byrd recognized "the
gentleman from Richmond CITY,, Mr.
Page responded, THE gentleman from
turnover you mean; hut it's the same
| thing,
.'slr speakerr 4 object" promptly re,
Amid general laughter the sneaker
said. Tho chair sustains the ohiectiol
Of the gentleman from Richmond city,
Mr.. Page moved the appoint ment q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
FOR KIDNEYS AND BLADDER

The following prescription is said to
pc the best obtainablc for derangcd
any good druggist onc-half ounce Mu
fax compound In original scaled pack
age, onc-half ounce fluid extract E,n-
Gnu, six ounces good. pure GIN Mix
ter each meal. (Bc sure 10 get the
genuine Murax compound In original
sealed packageD
This remedy should be taken at first
Sign OF kidney trouble. such as pains
In the back. frequent or highly. colored
'irination, scaldIng urine, rheumatic
pains in the joints, diinmed vision
pnnlness under the eyes. This allows
the Kidneys to nurif. tho blood prop
diabetes or dread BEight's disease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

enact section 24s5 OF the Code OF Virginia
In relation to contracts, deeds. etc, that
are void to creditors and purchasers. unless
recorded.
TO Joint Committee on Special, Private and
Local legislation
BY Mr.. Adams: A bill to amend and res
enact an act to provide for the improve
ment of public roads in Charlotte county
TO authorize the issuance of county bonds
for the purpose, and to apportion the pro-
ceeds OF said bonds among the severa!
magisterial dstrictsi and to provide for tho
authorization OF the issue of bonds by ar
election, approved March H. 1905 adding
thereto sections 12ia. lTiA and 17ia-A.
BY Mr.. Lucas: bill authorizing the sale
of certain church property in Lee county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
syrian confectloncrs Assign.

Especial to The s-Dtspateh,l
Lynchb,irg, Va, January 26.--Thomas
BROTHERS, ayriam confectioners. who
until recently operated three small es..
Establishments here, two of which closed
recently, assigned to-day for creditors.
The assets of the partnership are about
!. 81 600, and liabilities S2.500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

A prominent member OF each house,
Of the Legislature has in preparation
a Joint resolution providing for an i'm
mediate investigation of the affairs oil
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. TheI
investigation. II held, will be by joint
go thoroughly into every detail of the|
charges preferred against the presi-|
dent. The resolution will probably bel
presented within the next day or two.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

considerable interest was manifested
In Senator Carriers bill to allow fre1ghr
| trains to run on Sunday at the hear
| mo Yesterday afternoon. Representa-
t lives of the clergy fought the bill.
and railroad men and representatives
of the railroad fraternal organizations
advocated it. 1t was accorded faVor-5
able report by the Committee ON
Roads and Internal Navigation,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

enact the Federal employers liability
law in the State of Virginia will bel
had next Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. be-
fore the Senate Committee on Courts
of Justice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

The anti-plstol bill of Mr.. Johnson,
of Russell. was introduced in the Hoyse
Yesterday. 1t forhids the general sale
of pistols In this State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

used in coilrtrooms caused the pro-
posal In the House yesterday by Mr..
Jennings. of Lynchburg, Of a bill stat
Ing that in taking an oath the placing
OF the hand on the Bible should he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

e-enact section 17s of chapter 10 OF the code
of Virginia in relation to oaths and afrirma-
lions.
BY Mr.. Keyscr: a bill to relieve all IL
censed auotioneers and common criers
from serving grand and petit juries.
BY Mr.. White: A bill to amend and re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Senator's Fletcher. of Fauauier, and
Elan. of, Brunswick. returned to their
desks yesterday after a short absence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Immediately after the adiournmeelne
Of the House of Delegates to-day. the
Democratic caucus OF that body VIII
meet and nominate party candida,e
70 succeed the late P. r. Lipscomb.
Who died Tuesday at his home in Han
over county Two or three possible
candidates are mentioned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Much favorable comment has been
made on the speech delivered by Sena
tor Early, of Greene. in nominating
Senator Daniel for reelection. An I'M
mense cluster of carnations came to
the desk of Senator Early YESTERDAY;
and several kilograms We're received
by him. congratulating him on his ef-
fort. In his speech. which caught the
rapt attention of the Senate, senator
Early unfolded a vivid and touching
panorama of the life of the lame non
that is paying tribute to the genera
ton that was. The speech OF the mem
Der from Greene was surprisingly clio :
.quent, and many Senator's were visinly
touched by it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Annexation of Manchester to Rich
mond is favored by the Senate COM
mittee on City, County and Town Or
ganization. Tho House bill providing
for this contamination was reported
favorably yesterday morning by the
committee, and then was brought into
the Senate No opposition was mani.
tested at the hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Senator Lesner. of Norfolk city yes :;,
terday sent to the clerks desk MI
designed to protect villages and unln.
,corporated communities, having Witn nh
or more. against the running at large
of animals. Provision is made that
the Circuit Court of the county may
.flx boundaries for the purpose OF inc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Steam cars have to whistle before
thev go over crossings, but the electric
cn,. IA she's along with never n warning
as it whizzes over crossings. Senator
thornton. Of FAIRFAX, yesterday broughl
up a bill requiring the electric car 70
whistle or signal before going over
crossings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Under the present law. public
schools in the rural sections can have
libraries established, aided by the
State appropriation for that purpose.
Senator Garrett, OF Henry. seeks in a
new bill to let the Libraries of city
| schools avail themselves of the same
privilege.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
, sufficient to swear witness or Juror
, without requiring kissing the hook

In a bill offered in the House yes.
terday by Mr.. keyser, of Roanoke,
licensed auctioneers and common
criers are exempt from jury service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

How much does the Legislature
COST" asked visitor at the Capitol
Yesterday of a pessinistic member OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

"well.'' said the member, cit depends
on the way you look at 1t. Do you
mean tho amount the Legislature gets
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