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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
FIVE CANDIDATES FOR
MAYOR OF WYTHEv|LLE

Especial to The Richmond vtrgintans)
WyTHEfILLE. VA. May es.--Thers
are hhe candidates for the once OF
mayor Of Wythsville. They are Messrs.
William b. Foster. for years clerk OF
Wythe County Court: II. NJ. Henser.
formerly states attorney for the coun-
ty; George s, sexton, Constable Robert
l. Jones and George w. white. The
election takGs place the second Tneaday
In June vie candidates for Town
Council, first ward, are DIR. William III.
Rihble. Jr., DIR. John r. Graham. Thorn
as c. Huffard. Robert Sayers, Jr., and
c. NJ Trinkle, and for the second ward,
Messrs. II. b, kegley, Charles "
browning. C. r. Sanders. William G.
Thomas and John b, Hurt. The new
charter provides for three councilmen
In each ward. Mfr Allen Brown was
a candidate for mayer, but he withdrew
as he has found an. u
as he has formed q partnership with
Mr. James ID. Johnston, of Roanoke.
and viii locate at nearisburg, in Giles
county. Mr.. Johnston's farmer home.
ana Will practice Law,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
COLONEL SHOWS
HAND IN LETTER
Endorses Fight of Insurgents on
- Cannon and Other Regular"
Leaders.
1S-AGAINST BALLINGER
Niil BE Guest of Honor at Ban
quet to be Given BY
Collier.

WASHINGTON II, -. May as
Al The Capitol to-day representative
oi the Cn4teu Tres. =, az snow IA let
ter just received from Theodore
R"ose yelt, pra ctieaIly endorsing the
hight against Speaker Cannon ana the
House organization. and inviting one
ef 4he most influential insurgents tn
meet him In New York immediately
after his arrival,
Coupled with this Iao comes the
announcement to-day on excellent Hu-
thority That Colonel Roosevelt has ar
ceptrd an invitation 10 be the guest
at honor st nanquet t. be given
j4ne 22 by Robert J. Collier. editor
ri Golfers Weekly, which has made
euFf bitter light against Secretary
t3aIiinger and has devoted many coll
pmns to criticism Of President Taft
for MIS- attitude in me BaIIinSer- Pm
Ch"t controversy.
The significance ~ these two indi-
cations as o. Colonel Roosevelts posi-.
tions to-day impressed itself deeply on
both Insurgents and regulars at the
Capitol. The letter In IN answer to
u nine page exposition ut the insur-
gent position sent by the Insurgents to
Colonel Roosevelt. There are but Ave
lines in Mr.. Roosevclts reply. He
SAYS in effect
''You know my views on the insur-
gent situation. They have not chang
sd since last talked with you. |
wish to sec you in New York imme-
diately after my arrival"
In explaining his understanding of
Colonel RuoseVelt's view, the recipient
of the letter said:
piea"fFnvc~ Present Leaders
t.ta L 81.
eHghly diSapproved Of the present
lttutfs in pueu NC senate and .luuse
b. fore h. loft here. He had every
reason 10 know that they We're not
only out of sympathy with his poll
cies. but that they had allowed them
selves TO become nut of touch with the
sentiments of te American public"
Il believe that he has no personal
objections To Speaker Cannon and
rather admires his courage but ne has
~ pt dly told me and my friends
that the methods used to preserve the
organizations Ia the house were relics
If Il buEs -rtcteH period IA American
politics ana should be eliminated
= am certain that Colonel Roose-
Welt approved of the tight on Speaker
Cannon: of the election Of the Bal
liager- Pinchpt investigating committee
and &C a free ana full discussion OF
the railroad bill in the house do
not know that he will. triticise those
who stood by the organization in these
l4Sshts hut there Is no question in my
mind that he viii endorse the action
of the house insurgents who have
made an open light on the old leaders
hat who have voted for all that was
good IN Presidents Taft's program
that Is all of the program which the
old guard would permit "A vote apen,n
Tho insurgents declare that Presi-
aent f@eat-Ft'tt- rtrrtrut1te'ffy has seen
many issues of Golfers Weekly since
he has been in Europe and, must
realize that 10y accepting the invita-
tion 10 dine with Robert j. Collier
he fs giving comfort 10 the friends and
alarm 10 the enemies OF Mfr.
PinChot.
The Roosevelt letter was written at
Dorchester House, Ambassador White
law Reds London home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
NEGRO ARRESTED FOR
CRUELTY TO HIS SON
Small Golored~ Youth .Mercilessly
g.
Thrashed and Manned by
Irate Parent.

Girls Brown. colored. was arrested
by the county authorities Saturday
for cruelty and numerically beating
HIS son. an under sized negro boy
eight years old
Brown lives near Glen Allen and
the offense was committed several
weeks ago. After thrashing his boy
in an inhuman manner, he had him
confined in jail on the charge of In
corrigihility. Deputy Sheriff Sydnor
detected the laceratad condition OF
the boys flesh and after some aues-
tioning arrived at the facts and sWorc
ont the warrant against the father.
He will be given a trial On Monda y
before Magistrate T. ]. Puryear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
PATTEN LOSES S5,OO0,000
END NOT YET IN SIGHT
Chicago Spectator Again Sus-
tains Crushing Blow When
Wheat Slump Continues.

CHICAGO. ILL, May 2s.--"Jim" Pat
ten, the big Chicago Epecuiaror sufrer-
er severe losses again to-day when the
wheat slump continued His actual
losses on the present campaign are es-
timate1 at from s2.000,000 to IS. 090. Vut
with the end not in sight
To-days market was chaotic. There
was heavy selling ard around the room
and the bear leaders predict that the
price OF wheat Will drop ten cents 1,
onshel before bottom quotations are
reached Most OF to-days selling was
by former bulls. Patten among them.
who sought To unload with as little
loss as possible. Patten had line .
September wheat on hand estimated at
between five and eight million bushels.
bid in at an average OF Io4. VA
market was under pressure all day
prices hardened at noon and from then
until the close support was IN evidence
on all violent breaks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
TROLLEY AND TRAIN
IN BIG SMASH-UP
Two Seriously Injured end Many
Others Hurt in Norfolk
Accident.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian,)
NORFOLK. VA. May 2s.---Two people
were seriously injured and half a dog
en- others slightly hurt when q Norfolk
and PORTSMOUTH traction company troll
Belt Line RAILROAD this morning.
The trotiy car WAS attempting 70
cross the Belt Line tracks near the car
barns on the Berkeley side OF the river
va. was seriousiy Injured aid was ear
ried from the wreck In an unconscious
condition to the home OF her sister, Mrs.
j. r. Jackson In South Norfolk. Mum
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
GOV. MANN SPEAKS
At SCHOOL RALLY
Senator John A. Lesner Also De-
livers Interesting Address III
Ocean View.

Especial 10 !Tha- Richmond 4..eIAAAn-4
NORFOLK, VA. May -s.-fioTer
nor William Hodges Mann delivered
an address al ocean View at noon Fri
day at the Second Annual Ednoa-
tianal Rally Day ef the puhtic schools
81 the Tanners Creek district OF Nor
totk county State senator John a.
Lesner also delivered an address a.
VIII the principals of the various
schools
A pleasing feature OF the days
exercises was the reception rendered
the governor this morning on his ar
rival at Ocean View. He was met at
the depot by all the school children
of the Tanners Creek district, who
formed line Oh each side and sang
songs as the chief executive of Viz
ginia walked to the Casino where the
exercises were held. The exerclaes he
gan prompt vat III o'clock and the
following program WAS rendered;
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Barrett. OF Fair
mount Park,
Opening remarks bs Senator John
A. Lasner. chairman OF Tanners Greek
school board.
Chorus by schools.
Remarks by Superintendent a. II.
Foreman.
Remarks by A, s. Strcud.
Music by band.
Introduction of the governor OF Viz
Address by Governor William
gtnta by Maurice &. Long,
Address by Governor William
Hodges Mann.
Chorus
Delivery of certificates of grad
uati0n.
Isrsef talks by school officials OF Nor
folk, Portsmouth Norfolk and Prin-
cess Anne counties.
Chorus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
IMPORTS OF RICHMOND
SHOW STEADY GROWTH

Receipts Of imports in Richmond
rOr UTE pTrs0nt month VIII exCEeu
$1,000. according To- statement
given out Saturday Al the Office OF Col
lector of Customs Arnold
During May large quantity of
Spanish wines have been brought to
Richmond This is accounted for by
the increased tariff, effective August
Z.
Among other things the following
imports have been received at this
port during May,
Filler and wrapper tobacco, clover
seed. veteh seed. garden seeds, lace
goods, whiskey. wines, gin, linen
thread, burlaps. chinaware. porcelain,
metal caps, for bottles, palms and
plants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
CAPTAIN William M. lawson.

Captain William M, Lawson, seven
ty years old, gallant Confederate
veteran. died Friday at the City Hos
pital- He vas enc of the aemhers of
the Fighting First Virginia Regl-
ment. and won rapid promotion for Elk
ceptional bravery. He lost AN arm at
Gettysburg during Pickett's famous
pany II.
His funeral viii take place Sunday
AFTERNOON from Biily's undertaking
apartments, Interment viii be in the
Picket Camp section of Hollywood
cemetery. The old First Virginia
Regiment Association win attend the
funeral.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
ESCAPING PRISONER
SHOT BY OFFICER
Making a Break for Liberty He
is Fired Upon and Fatally
Wounded.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.l
EMPoRIA, VA, May 2e.--James
Perry, negro convict sentenced to
work I'm the Norfolk chain gang for
Axe years, endeayored to make his
escape from the Norfolk county rock
quarry about three miles from En-
poria. TUESDAY, j. p. and ], A. Rag
ers. guards, fred on the fleeing negro
with their rifles: the ball of one of
the guns hit and killed the convict.
Mayor Everett held an inquest over
the body Wednesday, and II was deeid-
ed that the negro came to his death
by a shot from the gun Of ono of the
guards. The negro was of d desper-
ate character, and created considera BILE
disturbance on the Seaboard train not
long ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
BRIGHTEN HORSE
D0WS MAIN STREET.

4 horse hitched to a wagon belong
frightened at Fifth and Main streets
shortly after two o'clock Saturday at
terneon and AT bresk-neck speed dash
cd down Main turning oyer Two bug :
scattering pedestrians in every direc-
ton, until Ntrth was reached when the
animal slipped and plunged head nrst
against the curblng. Tho wagon was
broken In several places and the horse
was skinned up considerably. A negro
boy by the name OF Eddie Garter had
been delivering groceries and left the
horse united Several pedestrians had
narrow escapes from being run down
by the mad animal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
DEPUTY SHERIFF
Gets REVOLVERs
ssseapons of Eddie Fay and Little
Dick Harris Now Belong
10 Mr.. Svdnor

Deputy sheriff Sydnor Of the coun-
~, now has In his possession the
trustworthy weapons # the two nc
tDrioue yeggmen. Eddie Fay and lit
i 10 Dick" Harris, who robbed the
local post-offiee and were sentenced
To terms In the penitentiary
While prisoners at the county jan
the two rnen told SIR SYdnor that he
could have their revoiYerx II he could
get possession of them. Mr. Sydnor
went 10 the office OF Postmaster Ed
gSF Allan SataTda. informing and
came away with the valuable souye-
nirs In his pocket.
Eay.s Weapon MAS az -hlsea-st~e4,
while Harris Was nickel- plated. Both
we're IS caiibre revoivsrs If the
latest pattern and most dangerous
weapons In the hands az aiIch desper-
ase men MS the two pozt-oifiae' rob-
hers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
ed Travelling Expenses.

so much to cement the ties between
the different sections. bringing the ma
ton and the nations chief executive
in closer touch and sympathy one
with the other"
Augusta lis In the district of Repre-
sentative Hardwick democrat, Geor-
gia), who was one of the foremost OF
the minority In the attack on the $685.
600 appropriation for the president.
Brakemsn Killed by Train.
Especial to The Richmond virgintan.)
WINSTONeSALEM, " c., May Is
II. NJ. Ashburn, young white man OF
Mt Airy. was caught between two box
cars which he was trying to couple
near Pilot Mountain Wednesday night
and killed. hts body being badly man
gied He had been acting as brakeman
for the Southern for about ten days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
PROTEST INCREASE
IN RAILROAD RATES

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 2s.--A
food of kilograms reached the House
protesting against proposed Increases
IN railroad rates which become effective
June LIST. Nearly every member from
Iowa, Minnesota. Nebraska, Kansas
and other nearby States received tel
egrams declaring that the increases
would prove great Hardship 20 con
sumers hy Increasing the cost Of liy-
ing and seriously fnjuring business. AN
tho fact that II was the general hsaa
that the concerted raises by the raffa
roads constituted q violation Of the an
tl-trust law. and reqpAgtsd the con-
gressmen to intsreeda with the attor-
ney general and work for an injunct-
lon to retain the railroads
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
INSURANCE. MEN TRY
TO GET CONTINUANCE
[ Underwriters Association Officials
Under Indictment in Newport
News--Wnnt Case Postponed

Especial to The Richmond vtrginian }
NEWPORT NEWS VA, May 2S-
Messrs. W. K. Prescott and A. t. An
drews. OF Atlanta. President and Vice
President. respectively, OF the South
eastern Underwriters Association Mr..
l.. K Warren, Chairman of the virginia
Committee of Richmond; Mr.. T. II.
bers OF the committee are here to-day
cndeayoring as individuals under Ia
dictment, To arrange for a continuance
ef-tae- eaSs aga!a2t-thasn- which come
up In police court, June 8th. They are
charged with conspiring TO raise insur
ance rates against the property hold
ers of this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
SCHOOL FOR MUTES
ENDS IT'S SESSION
No Commencement Exercises in
Stanton Owing to Prevalence,
of Measles

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
STANTON, VA. May 3S.--The vtr-
ginia school for the deaf and the blind
has closed for the session. Thare was
no commencement exercises owing to
prevalence Of mee sles. Graduates are
MISS Virginia Harris. Locust Greek
Stephen Lindsay, OeaIa. Audrey Terry,
Richmond, Ira Brunk, County. Medal
lists are. Horton Barker, John Hunter,
Aubrey Terry and Stephen Lindsay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Atfempted E,lixht Faii.,

LONDON. May Is An unsuccessfuI
etfempt to siy across the English chan
rel from Dover was made this after
NOON by ffUn. Char1sE Stewart Rolls.
one OF the founders OF the Aaro Ciub
and prominent manufactures OF au-
tcmobiles. soon after he ascended a
defect Was discovered and he was
forced to come down. In landing hs
broke a stay wire and decided to post
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

ex1sfo1as people have done me a
@1t injustfce In thus giving pub
N$}kr 10 this matter before thorough
1rlrrxfigation could bring out the real
truth pf the CAGE
ar. stuart then told how he had
! o6xained copy Of the customs resu-
1akscns bearing Oh tire Gaze OF nom
srSHsdcnts through the American con-
H14ate i, Paris and at the American
express Ccrnnany's offfce There, ana
u hsW. 10 be irnsiy sure In the matter,
NJ had ohtained another regulation
!. ELL from 4las pnEser a board the Mall
. retania
s.if there has been any chanve Tn
tase regulatory concerning non-resi-
: 4H$H.....-- saAa-Aa.-,.tha consaIate at
Pnrfs would seem To have been the
3onicai place TO advice me Of such
ciange As II is. am entirely inne-
cent Of intent 20 defraud the gov
eminent and ] have already offered
~ pay all the customs dufiee nec%s-
aaa't see that anything re
nsains TO be faced but the unfortunate
paahlIcity.9
MT stusrt and his wife went up 10
the public stareS hnildipE late IN the
afternoon, ard Mr. Stuart began the
work IF sotag through her trunks
hIH the hear was 50 late that the task
@cenid net he Finished this afternoon.
Only Nisapprehcnsiou.
.sThere is no question ia this mat
ter, said neputy Surveyor smythe.
after the departure 81 Mr.. Stuart.
Mfr sttart being g resfGeni. makes
his family residents arse, and he Ia
hared under a fpisapprei, eHsion when
he believed that Mys. Stuart came an,
der the nonresident head. I cannot
undsrsta nd how II was that the purse-
az the Ms 3retpnia did not have a copy
Of the new regulations bearing g uthe
questien ~ non-residenfS
L. Wealth, Man,
y K -slettci stuart is - wealthy man
ffe is u nephrw 81 the late General
y. FL r.. stuart Che famous caValrg
leader IL the Confederate army Mrs.
Stnsrt had heen in Europe since tWn
years ago last March. So Colonel
Stuart said to-day. and during the
lass sixteen months she had been SO
seriously III that he had gone over
three times te ba with her. Colonel
and Mrs. Stuart. their eight year old
aaBsA&eH, et4eAFHess and maid took
massage on the Mauretapia at Liver
pool last Saturday,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
VOTE DOWN BILL ON
PRUSSIAN FRANCHISE
Measure, Cause Of Many Riots
Defeated Because Of Restrict
ing Provisions.

BERLIN. May as--The Unexpected
happened in the Prussian House Ut
- i5lries tD-d day shcn th@ ssIaD
,,H q Use bin. tho sauss "f rianN re-
cert riots "a Pr +s.3 ~ ,r4 son Isl
Il. restricted outrage provisions WAS
defeated
Immediately after the VOTE was an
nounced. Chancellor Be1hmann- Hnll-
veg. withdrew the measure.
Ta-s4as.A p@-te- - considered u great
victory for the radicals asd eoelalists-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Aged Mason Dies.

TRENTON n. j.. May 2s.--samueI
Bracket, for many years superinten-
dent of the Eagle Anvil Works and a
prominent member nf the Masonic
order. died this morning at his home
from infrmities Of age He was 90
years OF age. He Is survived By his
wife and four daughters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
CounelI Committees.

Il Following IL the schedule Of council
rommittee meetings for next week
II On tbe Pollock Wise investigation
AHd on printing and claims Monday
might al o'eloek
Il On markets Tuesday night at 7.3s
Nscieck; on streets at the Same hour
sA0sxr and second meeting OF the
G<Feet Cpmmittes st o,eioek.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
NEED NOT OPERATE
ON kAISER,S HAND
Malignant ibscess Result of In
sect's Sting is Kept Heavily
Bandaged.

BERLIN, May os.-Doctors an
nopnce to-day that II will not be nee
essary TO opcrGtc on he Kaisrr's right
hand on which an ahscess has formed,
resulting from the bite of an insect.
The hand is kept heavily handaged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
RETURNED MISSIONARIES
TO ADDRESS SOCIETY.

The Quarterly meeting or the wo-
nan's FereigH Missionary Society OF
which wiil be- held Friday afternoon At
t:So O'Clock In the Grace street Pres
byterian church. will be addressed by
Rev. Dr. Philip Francis Trice. of China.
here for years fnriough. They have
many friends In Richmond" who Will
be glad TO hear of their stay for sever
al days In this city. before going to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
POSTAL SERVICE
FOR NEW TRAINS

Especial 10 The Richmond rtrginian }
LyNCHRuRd, VA, May 2S,--It was
announced Friday that postal SER
vice will be Instituted on June Is on
numbers seven and eight, on the
Lynchburg- Richmond Norfolk ana
Western trains,
Il These trains were put on March list
and have been wetl-patroptged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Aatelst. wm Ran to HieAn.saa.

{HpecfRI to The RIchm0ud ViTEinian)
NORFOLK. VA. May 2&.-Ten mem
bers OF the Underwater Automobile AS
.sociation will take q run 70 Richmond
on June 10th Tho body decided at a
members 10 the state capital In their
autos and also rsmed committees 10
arrange for the annual outing the as-
sociatiou tenders the orphans 81 thie
city,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Major Kerry Harnex.

Major Henry Harvey, also of the
FIRST Virginia Regiment died on May
18th, III New York, He was a lieuten-
ant In Company u and later promoted
10 uuartermaster in North Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Small RIaln

A fire alarm WAS turned in Satur-
day morning from box No, 81. the fire
being at Nineteenth and = streets En-
gines Nos. ! and / and truck No. .
responded. The blaze was soon got
ten under control and put out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
POST AUTOISTS
REACH SCOTTSVILLE
Stop There for Lunch and Arrive
in Richmond Saturday
Afternoon.

Especial to The Riehmond ylrginian)
se0TTGViLLt.. VA. May e. the
Washinston Post endurance run began
20 arrive here at I;30 and Will make
Scottsvilie the noon stop. The cars
arc IN hne shape and VIII leave for
Richmond at 1880 The autoists are
receiving big reception here,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

The Washington autolsts reach Rich
mond Saturday afternoon Several
members OF the Richmond club meet
them on the way,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
lORRIM R DEMANDS
SENATORIAL PROBE
fcontinuel from First Rage !

h,,av viii understand mat the p,,bli-
a,stfa, ~ tha Ty,huna articI. s{grad
M, WAT d a Y,srt ~ q noiit,ca1 ,.a,,.
s,,,ra,s,. to dri,,f M. IN. ~ ,,,hIic ure
~ rs,t, ,,,e ,norl3a1I,- t.aranso I viii
80 - -. =, ,,.',t,;..,.,,r w. t,4rois
~ - -. - "a, 49,.
hass at....an,s.t,
nuNs.russ W. AZ, e..
tas tfte"iie' IN H'l '"I'p sy,t,'',+
aastaraiF ~Ai ~ ~. - 9"e i'',i'p
4 1fiefe wac never "A tliilt cInta t"t
haFe h'aat ''A p'a't " M ''le ttt.,itr
$40 secured lmmuhhF rom ihr'n"F
attacks by snrfehdefihg an" ""e"H''hb
It's willing slave
'When hecam" Interested IN The
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08

paper printed at the seat of govern
ment, turing the first " SEX in jan
uary 4 each year, and in the next
volume Of the acts of the legislature.
detailed statements of all moneys
drawn from the treasury during the
preceding year, for what purposes and
20 WHOM paid. and by what law au-
tnorizet and also of all moneys re:
celved, and by what authority ana
from wlom."
EFFErT. The Constitution requires
ths trenfurer to publish yearly a de-
Vailed 81 tement of the moneys drawn
from thH treasury during the preced-
ing year giving the names of the per-
sons to whom paid and the purposes
1or which 1T was expended. 1T also re-
auires AXE abatement of the names OF
the persons, and the sources, as to
money received, and in both cases q
statenent of the law under which pay
Inents were made, OF money paid INTO
the treasury. The effect OF TINS
amendment, If the same be adopted'
VIII be to repeal the section OF the
constitution mentioned and insofar re-
i!eve the treasurer from such publlca-
uon' This change In the Constitution
however, would not prevent the lestsla-
ture from hereafter directing by law
that such, or a different publication OF
the same OF other information should
DC made By the Treasurer.