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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
FLUvANNAMEMBER
Of HOUSE IS DEAD !. !
Stephen M. Shepherd Succumbs
to Stroke Of Paraly-
sis.
u FOR THREE MO NT.H.s
Was Successful Lawyer and
Popular LcgislatorBurial
Tomorrow.

Stephen NJ. Shepherd, the member OF
the Virginia House OF Delegates from
tho counties OF Fluvanna and Gooch-
land. died at noon yesterday at the
Virginia Hospital, after an illness OF
paralysis lasting for nearly three
months. Mr.. Shepherd was stricken at
his home at Palmyra on May 80, and
was removed to Richmond. An oper-
alton was performed at the hospital.
but the progress OF the disease was
rapid and all efforts to save his life
were unsuccessful.
Funeral services will be held at the
Afortuary Chapel In Hollywood Gene
terry Tomorrow morning at II o'clock
the burial to be In the family plot
in the cemetery. Rev. a. NJ. Pagett,
his pastor. will be the officiating
minister.
Mr.. Shepherd was born in Fluvannn
county on November 80, 1875, the cid
est son OF Mr. and Mrs. Shandy n.
Shepherd. He received his early edu-
cation in the public schools OF the
county. Entering upon his business
career. he became connected with the
late firm orc. III. Kent & Co., and.
upon It's failure. he was made re-
ceiyer and wound up its affairs sue
.cessfu1ly.
4
He then entered upon the study OF
law at Richmond College, completing
his course at the University OF Viz
GINA. Successfully passing the exam
ination for license. he located at Pal
myra his county seat, where he prac-
ticed until the beginning of his fatal
Illness.
At the election In November. 1903
Alr. Shepherd was elected to the House
Of Delegates, serving throughout the
session OF last winter. He paid close
attention to the business of the House
rarely missing a roll call. He was no
| fond of speaking and was apparentl,
Iof retiring disposition, but was mucf
| liked by those who made his acquatnt
ance.
/ Mr.. Shepherd was unmarried. He !:
survived by his parents, two brothers
A. T. Shepherd, of Richmond, and w
/ B. Shepherd, of Baltimore. and sis
| ter, Mrs. w. Writ Kent. of Fluvanns
/ county. The members OF his immedi
4 ate family were at his bedside at tn
time of his death.
Legislative Pallbenrers.
Committees from the Senate ant
A House Of Delegates were APPOINTED las
4 evening by Lieutenant-G Governor ELY
son and Speaker Byrd to attend tn
funeral as a mark Of respect Pc, from MI
act as honorary pallbearerss and ar
Us se eni B. watkins. T. Asnb
Wickham. E. c. Folkes and a. G. Har
man
James B. Casey and Clerk ohm v
4 Williams 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
TO HAVE BIG TIME
Postmasters VIII Get Royal Entertain--
ment Here Next Month.


ment Here Next Month.
Plans for the entertainment OF the
delegates to the convention of the Ma
tional Association Of Postmasters OF
the First Glass. which will be held in
Richmond on September 26 to. IS, have az,
gar Allan, Jr., said yesterday that the
list OF speakers and subjects will be
prepared in few days. 5s
1t has been arranged to give the
,postmasters an automobile ride around
the city, and to the Country Club Of
Virginia, where an al fresco luncheon
:. a BANQUET will be provided at the
Jefferson Hotel by the Clerks a carriers Is Is
to the loea3 sah receptloqa
o'clock. followed by an entertainment
by Polk Miller and his "Old South
sQuartette." {.
& I Governor. William Hodges Mann,
Mayor D. &c. Richardson and Henry
w. Wood, president Of the Chamber
OF Commerce. vii. deliver I'd dresses Of
by Edward NJ. Morgan, postmaster OF
New York. and prestd entsof the assoc
ria fior,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Virgyiilnr,iians at the Hotels

-Jefferson-W. B. Harris. Lynchpurs.
Murphy's-S. d. Trigg. AppomattoA,
w. a. Gray, Virginia; = G. Thomas,
@Lynchburg; r. E. Eraddock, Lyncn-
burg Hart E. Hankins, Houston; =. a. :.
Freeman, A1cKenney; Mrs !; =.
,Starke, Lawrenceyille; a. NJ Haii'
Newport News: w. H. Farrar, Lynch,
burg T. G. Hardy. 8Kenbridge' NJ. az
Mrs. r. E. bennington ROCKY Moun..
j. e. Harrison. Charlottesyiile; Es ad,s
Perkins, Roanoke; DIV. .. rke el.elt.
5Kenbridge: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Scols
and child. Burkeville; William =
Hatcher, Fork Union: James op'S ~
Roanoke; "A. L. Corbin, virginia Mt
and Mrs. o. L.. Allen. Walkers.
Richmond-W. E. Evans. DosWe1i !; Y, =.
a Watson, Lynchhurg; Mrs. ana MISS ,,|
cienanta Virginia.; Ben f. Massenglll.
ENoffolk Nv. Eggleston. Norfoik *.
IexinEton-C.T r. Matthew'S rglnla'
51osenh Baker. Lloyd's; j. =. harris lal.Es
warrenton; d. Hepburn At Ie n ~, =, u
vast 5Iynchburg r. T. Eastman, + ~ !lne
Hill:'L, s.. Young. Virginia y. =. wv "
ray, Norfolk; ]. s. t 81 '''' 81
sGoochland. -, I, !. eva 1,,r.
GILBERT mes a. !; DrGaK .a. !. +
gAla; q. Howard, 9 7in ~ 4, ~ :.
Christmas, Virginia; :. Gills,. = OF OF
eaii5:'st, ". Baker, Norfolk; George Fl,
Rnrk l a ~ G. Burke King William m
e - na%, "a 81. sharpe, Newport News;
1viIliaro Cheroch, Virginia; charles
corratt Cumberland; Mrs p. s. Jones
emde an Norfolk;fJ. p. Gillian, Frank
1l';e i. II. edwards. Franklin; y q @.
Davis, Virginia. I, =. ~. =, =
parlx-E L. Cherry. Norfolk y. s.
schenck, Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Uniforms for band.

New dress uniforms are being planned
for the band of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues Battalion. The men1-
bers of&the band now use the regular
service uniform Of the Blues. a blue
coat with black braid It Is the In
tention to give them coat and cape
resembling the full dress uniform Of
the rest of the command.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
MAN SUES MS SISTER.
Wants to Force Return Of His Daughter til
Homo In Country. i35G

Homo In Country.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l #
Leesburg. Va. August eoI-Charles c.
Page. OF lower I.oudoun, we'll known
farmer near Ashburn. has nlec against his
1,stsr Smpsonos
her to appear in the District Supreme!
Court In Washing tom, D. 1 CT on Monday, to-
show cause why she restrains the daugh-s
ter OF Page. aged fourteen years, from rs-i
turning ia her home & In Loudoun. sThs
girl recently went TO Washington on ..
visit to her aunt and became go fond OF
Washington life that when her father
sought her to return to his farm In Lou.
doun She refused. and with the consent OF
her aunt Ia now living IN the city.
Page claims the ri ght to force her&to res
turn by a writ Of habeas corpus. and suit
having been filed B his application Will be
vigorously contested BY lawyers for the
girl and her aunt. Mrs. shipman. Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
\. Speaks 10 Colored People.

President William James, M OF 81 the
statesboro, Ga, High School. "a coloredj
Institution Is In the city,Aand will de-
liver an address at the Third Street
A. NJ, E. Church Tonight. curious
feature about the institution over
which President James has 4su pc w sion
Statesboro lynching, whtch "a ttracted5
national attention some years ago. s.4.s#a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Touring, Party Returning Home. \

Samuel Fl. Bowman received a tele-
gram yesterda day advising that the
steamship Caledonia would dock this
morning at z If not prevented by fog.
The following Richmond passengers
are returning on this ship:
Miss Sallie G. Deane. Mrs. Frank H.
sDeane, Mrs. Preston Cooke. Miss Ber-
.nard Cooke. Miss Lille Kelm. Miss
Kate Meade. Miss Marianne Meade,
Miss Lou Belle Jones. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
ISM ll RUE.

that YOU would like to be strong and
Erobust have good appctite-.bei able to
enjoy life T hen you real ly ought to COM
i memo taking this absolutely pure
remedy. 81 5 s3 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

southern Railway Earnings.
Estimated earnings of the Southern
Railway system for the second week,
in August, i 81 70. Were: This year, ST.
os9,03a; last year, $1.O40.7o2: increase.
$4S,337 "A IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Blues Company Hikes

Company. A, OF the Blues. wentsfors Ell
hike down the Petersburg pike yes.
sterday afternoon. returning tos the ar-
3mory at night. Company did not
go out, the ground being regarded aal
too damp for camping. AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Back From Canada.

Back From Canada.
Lieutenant Ernest NJ. Hardy. Of Com.
pany B. First Virginia. who has spentI
several weeks with Mrs. Hardy and4
their little daughter fishing and stourinEt
In Canada, has returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

Mrs. IL "A. MCGOWAN, of 1880 Taylor
Street, left yesterday to visit Baltl-
more and GOrdonsVille.r yi{s l,g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

j. "a. Laid and family, Of 1241 Taylor
Street, left r edmond on Friday for a
visit to Cincinnati and other Western
eli les. ~ i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

Mrs. w. w. Robinson and son, East
ing, in Blacklist one, have returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

yesterday to visit Mrs. Frank A. Shersl
man, Of Schuyler. 5 q |
Mrs. Jennie Rice ana her nephew,
Master Harold Lawrence, who have \
been visiting, friends and relatives mi
King William county, have returnedA
home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

%, B. Proper is very Ill at the Yir-
3glnia Hospital. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
CALLED 10 LOUISVILLE
Church Hill Pastor Receives Invitation
q clx h rf.l1.

Church Hill Pastor Receives Invitation.
to Kentucky Church.
Rev. r 3. Eggleston. pastor of the
Twenty-sixth and Broad Streets. has
received call to the pastorate OF the
Etuart Robinson Memorial esbyterian
Church, Louisville, Ky. Mr.. EgEleston
has the call under advisement. and may
announce his decision to his congresa-
ton this morning. 81
Mr.. Eggleston came to Richmond
from Portsmouth seven or eight years
ago. having previously held pastorates
In Bedford City and Gordonsville Va.
The membership Of the Third Presby--
terrain Church has largely increased
during his pas orate. and several colo-
s MES have been set off as regular
preaching points
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

Ernest Staples, Of Manila, Philippine
Islands, has notified friends here Of his
safe arrival at Marsetlles. France Al
ter visiting Paris, Bremen, Antwerp
and London, he will sail for N ew IS ors,
reaching his home at HarrisonbursR
late In September. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. d. IT. Epson, Of Black
stone are spending several weeks at
Buffalo Lithla Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

Charles Davenport. who is spending
the summer with his family at the Old
Sweet Springs, was in Richmond yes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

George n. Keesee Is spending the
weekend at the Old Sweet Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

South Third Street, will leave on Sat-
9urflay for q visit to Atlantic City and
New York a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

4, IT. Thomas is confined to his home.
10 South Short Street. with typhoid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

Mrs. Mary n. Elicit, Of COS, North
Twenty third Street, accompanied pyi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

.Mr. stuart" concluded the state
chairman ~. s"has mapped out for him
self q great deal Of work. but he Is
in vigorous health and has the IN
sn,ration Of success. and think he
win be able to accomplish all he mas
undertaken. He thinks, his campaign
managers think, and feel certain.
that he viii represent the district IN
the next Congress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

House-John S. Harwood, Edwin p.
| Cox. ohm A. Curtis Charles 2. Wtngo.
LANES B. Casey and Clerk ohm w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

s-E. L. Cherry, Norfolk; q. g.
*, Norfolk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
BALLINGER.PINCHOr HrPORrS.
House Agricultural Committee NAY Not
Act Cpon Them.

WASHINGTON. Dec S-ThA ma IorItY
and minority reports Of IT," Falhnger-
Pinchot committee of invssri CATION will
not be acted upon by the House COMMITTEE
on Agriculture. 20 which they have h~en
referred. until after the Christmas hoh-
days at tho very earliest IndAai there
seems TO be excellent ground for IN. be-
lief that they will not ~ resurreCted AT
all but Will be permitted Ia shmber un-
disturbed 20 far as the committee itself
IL concerned
So FAR no member of ta.. Agriculture
Committee has been found vho can under
stand why the reports should hav" b., n
referred 10 tb" committee AZ all Tn"
only possible basis az reference lies III the
fact that the conservation question -
involved. They think the reports. mas
much As they were mad. bv a duly con
stituted committee of Congress. should
have been lefr 70 lie on The Sneaker
table
Meantime the Democrats 81 the House
supporting the minority views as 20 the
unrtness IT Secretary Of tho Interior
BaIins ger for public office. are endeavor!ng
TO think of some conN enient and efficient
manner Of bringing the controversy OF.
ticially before IN. House and andeavorinc
10 nave that body go on record a. opposed
10 the Secretary's retention in the pubic
service
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
SIZE GAVE BAD LITTLE CHEtkS.
Brnlab Lee or Coolidge Said to Have Got
Money From - Hotels.

A woman giving the nam~ Beulah Lee.
bur whose real narn~ the police say. -
Beulan Coolidge. was arrested nv Central
Ofsc~ detectives yesta<dsv On rhe COM
plant If J Ross Underwood II rhe
Aston House. who saws che obtained SIS
from him 90 worthless check She
came there ~ get 10 cashed. be said
and when they asked for Identification
abe mentioned 'he IA me II Or Farrtnst on.
The house physician. They cashed IL
II vas on the Eiverslis Bank She
closed out a small account ~ thai hank IN
March. laoa and has deposited nothing
since.
Charles Campbell counsel for the Hotel
Keepers Association. says that This Is one
Of rwenty-eight instances % which she
had got from s. 10 SIS from hotels IN
worthless checks. Among To. ola Cos which
are said 70 have suffered loss are 'hs
Imperial. the Seville Sherrvs. the Albauv
and the Hofhrsu Restaurant
Reulah Lee gives her age a. - She
lives az 'h~ Hotel Darlington. 10 TWENTY
seventh street. She said she was formerly
an actress Last Monday che Vas ar
raIgned IN The nIghr police court IN RI.
complaint ~ Mrs julia Koch Of 80 Sixth
avenue that she nod given hey bad
check for s. When the woman SAID u
was q mistake and paid Mrs Koch IS IN
cash Ma ylstrats Barlow ln' her &c
She was held IN $500 bail on the Aston
House charge. which she procured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
RIVER AND H4RBOR tOAGHrSs.
Champ Clark Arouses the Enthusiasm Uf
the More Than 3. coo DELEGATES.

WAsHTS6roS. Dec s-Represeuiative
Champ Clark Of Missouri aroused the
enthusiasm Of the more than 500 dele.
gates to the river and harhor Congress
TINS morning when he declared that the
House Of Representatives. was willing -
adopt a feasible. practicable. compre.
hensive scheme for the improvement 81
waterways OF the United States Mr.
Clark was introduced by Presldsnt Rams
dell as the next speaker Of the House of
representatives
Gov. Judson Harmon Of Ono. Brig
Gen. William II Bixby. chief OF the Unitad
States Engineer Corps. CLIFFORD Slfton.
chairman Of the Canadian Conservation
Commission. and Frederick \ pclano.
president of the Wssbash Railway Com.
psny. also maze addresses
II all the words that have been uttered
in the lasi nineteen years on the subject
of waterways could be- transmitted into
dollars. said Representative Clark. YOU
would have money enough 20 huli i
granite dixie on both sides ~ every river
IN the United States We all proiss. -
be In favor II river improvement and great
speeches have been made "A bout n. and vet
nobody seems TO have sens" enough to
devise an adequate. comprehensive -vS.
tenn II Improving our rivers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
WIFE SLAVE Law DEFE,rur.
Lawyers 10 Consress So, u MAJ Not stand
uhe Test Of the supreme Court

"AsHISoIoS. De- She crusade
started under the direction .: Attorney.
General Wlckersham - convict alleged
tratickers in white slaves. under u law
Of the last session Of Congress ~ vIav"i
askarce BY certain constitutional lawyers
IN the Senate and House Some Of tha
ablesr constitutional opponents N the
Senate ,nsisr tina. The Federal TO, ernrnen'
~ seeking 10 exercise police powers that
belong to 'he states when ~ officers
move in the courts 70 punish Offender,
~h0 carry women from one state ~ an
other for immoral purposes
They believe the Federal sta tIta ~ the
last session will be held to he 'iucon-tItrI.
rIonal " /, Is aver subjected - the acid
test Of the United States supreme Ccur'
IN as far a. ~ imposes a penalty g1ou IN
dividIals who carry women from onA
State 10 another for the purposes ~ ~
shaving them IN lives ot vice
Such practices cannot % CHASED as
interstate commerce. under The widest
latitude OF constliutlnaa! colsrrVcr0n
sad Sera tor who = recognized a. one
Of the ATTEST lawyers IN congress
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
No rnienis NJ Naval Vessels

VAsHrSGroN Tee The tender Dixie
and iea'rovcrs smith. FlussAr. Lsmson
and Preston have arrived ~ - FI-rs.
= "
The collier Vulcan has sailed from Cher.
hourE for Hampton Roads The collier Hsc.
to- fro0' RE- far Hampton Roads the
collier Alay FROM Ro.'on for Hsmn. N
Fslis me testroysT pavldIn. from New
Y"ra ward FOR Charleston the DESTROYER
Dr4v'on from New York ward FOR Harp
Ton Road the l;sr L"onIda- from Hamn-
ton Roads FOR Boston. the rug Rocket
from Washington for Norfolk me barrie
ships NIrn HSo'. Idaho MIsslssippi and
Vermont firn G-l"nseud for BrAst ard
the atf's-h..- Ge"T gia. Nsbr Aska Rhode
Island AID VIZ glnlA from Bret for Graves
end
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
SMITHSONIAN IASTITt TIO>


WAsHfNoroS. Dec s.-lsmes ). SheT-
man. Nice-Presideni nF the tnitsd states
was elected chancellor Of the Snit hSonian
Institution 70 succeed the late Chic.
Justice Fuller al the annual meeting 1T
the board Of regents held to-day. those
who attended the meeting ~ regents
were the Vice President. MI Justice
Harlan. Senators Cullom Lodge and
Bacon: Representatives Dalzell, Mann and
Howard; Or Andrew d. White. john Is
Henderson. Charles + Choate II and
the secretary. Or Charles r Nalco''
The secretary gave notification 10 the
board Of regents OF the presentation 10
the institution by Mrs. Z. H Hartman
Of valuable collection nj American
mammals, II was announced also rnar
Mrs. Hartman had provided a fund 10 be
used in the study Of American mammals
by DR.. c. Hart Merriam Of the Agricultural
Department
The regents were invited TO view an
exhibit OF SKINS and mounted nsnres
the African expedition headed nv COL.
Theodore Roosevelt The secretary an
nounced that the final reports IT me
work OF this expedition were IN prspaTa-
ton and would soon be ready
IL was announced also that a surveying
party from the Smithsonian would -
10 the Canal Zone very soon under rhe
Joint cooperation Of the Departments of
War and Navy and Agriculture 10 con-
d,fct a biological survey of the zone
The attention Of the regents vas called
10 the additions To the art collection
made chiefly BY William T Evans
Charles L. Freer. IL was announced. IL
now in the interior Of China collecting
objects OF rare value and interest for the
Freer collection. which will come To the
institution laYar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
sOSr or BATTLESHIES.
Japps SAYS We Can Build Them Cheaper
ami Faster Than Other Countries.

WAsHISGToN. Dec. s.-That the total
cost Of hattleships of the United States
Navy per ton Of displacement; is less than
that of foreign battleships is the principal
statement IN the annual report OF Wash
ington L. Caps. L. S n. former chief
Of the Bureau OF Construction and Repair,
which was made public to-day az the
Navy Department This showing is cs-
peclally notable. he says. because OF the
fact that higher wages are paid IN this
country The rapldlty of coast TuctIon.
he adds. AFRO compares favorably with
that OF foreign war vessels He add:
IL Is also worthy Of note that thi, do
creased time OF construction as been
btained conCurren'lv wit Il decrease
il the unit cost Of construction In fact
the total cost per ton displacement Of
hat'leships nuIl' bv contract for the
United States Navy within the PAST few
y,,irs has heen less than the total cost
r,er ton of displacement OF similar vessels
Quilt in foreign Countri 8. AID this in
spite Of the higher rates OF wages paid TO
workrnen ia United States shipyards
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
FTNNJNS GIVES NOTICE.
Informs the senai. In writing That He
WIZ Call u HIS Tarifr Resolution.


NAsHS6ToS. Doc In the Senate
to-day written notice AZ El-en by SEN
soY CummIns II Iowa that be would
caD up on the next legislative dav his
resolution 10 limit schedule consider
atom q tssif legislation The Curnmins
~ sad nlsnt. Which proposes REVISION of
.ns ;ATl. 1Ls schedule az a time. met
SitL oL.scson t-oal Senator Hale of Maine
-'hen ofe- I'd -o<terdav. and Tho writ
roo notice g.,Ac today vas for the pur-
poe Of coIn5yILg nth rule ~ Of the
sens,e which 'e9uIrsS thai such formal
notice be given IN anv contemplste5
change Of the rules Of The Senate
nenia! was made BY Senator CummIns
eha' ,he rulee II the senate required
writren notice for the consideration Of
hts resolution. and he respectfully offered
4 protest against the rulingsof the Vice.
President req llrlng such action by him
Senator tunm,ns announced tina, ne
you'd Epeaa IN supporr ~ his resolution
before u u called uP N the Ssnats
A lively fight Ii foresnado~ed over tn.
acrerized the proposed modification Of
,he Senate rules az revolutionary The
CONSERVATIVE Republican Senator's rIll
rrobably line up behind Mr. Hale and the
Indications are thar rhe Democrats rill
,lso oppose the resolution because rhev
would be practically a form 81 clorure
-hich the DernocrarIc Senator's have
always opposed II looks now Is II the
resolution was doomed 70 fail. and the
probability 10 thai ~ Will command only
ne votes II -ne lnsur gem Republicans
The -vo notifications Of tho rules
proposed by Senator run1rnins while
mineral 10 their spp!!carinn are Intended
" their author 70 mage II possible to
get prompt consideration IN tho senate
Tor tag.f bills ina, propose = revision Of
+, single schedule and 70 facilitate the
rsssage by cur'Ing of the right 70 amend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
COWuODORE BiRRl STATtE
John y Bowie 81 This Gin VIII Get the
Contr3c, 10 lie viii ,lodif, HiS Model

WASHINGTON. Dec At \ meeting u
the Barry statue commission held to.1s-
a resolution was adopted providing Tor
the award OF a contract for the statue -
Commodore John Barry 10 John = Boz
nj New York provided h. Will agree -
modity h.- mo("l IN ACCORDANCE With H.
suggest ion= ui m. FE.@ Ats Comm" s
and also On conI''ion thai the -vpA - n.
monument snail b" similar - thai Of M
Rochambeav statue IN Llfivat-e SlVi--
opposite the White HOUSE The Barr
statue will he placed ~ Inc -as- s3s y
Franklin square
II ,as also do ide4 - rlicA he sr,+I.
70 John Paul tones ~ the Toc' ~ FL
taen'h street m Potomac PARK T-a
Columbus statue -l!l b. placed N fn-
plaza IN front 81 he Union staten l.
will he modelled by Laredo TAT ~ -
cago