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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
The Attack ON J.,e Lll,ls.

Kansas City, Mo-, March s.-Hcspit-
al authorities bsve given assurances
that Jere Lille, the millionaire banker
attacked and scsr!ied by John P. Gu 'ahy
in the la t sr's home early Snadsy, will
oe stle to go ID bis home t,dsy.
With the recovery OF Lillis assured,
inter- g! directs Itself toward Mrs. Oadahy
sho has aant Il rcsd that she will bring
90 sc!ior for divorce sgalr ). her husband
although abe will net live with him.
General John O. GOWN, Of Omaha,
fsther Of Mrs. Cudsby, Is It The Cndahy
home where his daughter hss -emsIndet
since the LIllis STAIR. Mra. Cadahy rs.
lated the story Of the attack to heT father
declaring a new automobile Vas the
drsct cause of the trouble, General
Gown asserts that Ills daughter ~ss
innocent of sny vrongduing. He ex
pressed the opinion tat JEALOUSY or the
part of Cudshy led to the attack.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
The sfrsst In Washington OF George

The arrsst in Washington OF George
#. pu'row on charge OF forgery sftords
an, tas. OF ject Lesson OF tie thu ughtless
meas aud cruelty OF some Of the younssers
of the present gentr ton. IuroS''
mother, Mrs. Mamie E. Du'row, vas
the complainant, together WITH tie
Washiogtoa Lean aud Trust COMPANY.
Mrs. Dusrox ssys, By reason of her son
forging her pane to several checks, ste
has been msda penuilesa. Datro|'s
at ,,ementis IS follow:
Well there's one thing about Il; | lure
did hsve one good time. | NIT cholu
gill chont three weeks ago and needed
snoney hssilg, as l wasn't working. She
likes chop tusy and taxicabs, and | felt
I would less III! If didn't furnish them
kssw my mother bad money in the
tras. company. aud | inflated her signs
surs TO q cacck fer SIS. Ihad no trouble
In getting the money. met my girl
stieud in Mes Yo,s, and we blew the
rnocey in. / came bsek TO Washing
ton and sieae5 more checks until there
was no mote money to the account In
toe bsnk. Loaf ca; With the girl, and
tbs next thing kuew was srre.t'd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Virginia News.

Dsp,sitors of the defunct Traders and
T,ucker's Bank oil Safiolk have sued the
directors.
Miss Mary Stewart McIlbany. daugh.
ter OF the late DR.. John MeIlhany, OF
Warrenton, died suddenly Sunday at
Shenandoah. at the TINS of her death
she was in charge of patient st Shen.
andoah.
The Is brakemen on the Danyil!e
aud Western RailHay who went out
on strike lsst week appear to have
lost out. All of thtir places bava BEN
filed and the trains ara running Oh
schedule time. A number of the old
men asked for their ,bs back yesterday,
but superintendent Parker refused.
DR.. Alexander J. BopduraDt, "A
years old, resident and native OF Buzz
ingham county, died at the Hygaia
Hospital 10 Lynchburg yesterday, where
he had been under Treatment for week
for appendicitis. This WAS Recurrence
of The disease, and when he was admit.
ted to the hospital week ago he was
too weak for an operstioD. DR.. B)n-
dnrart served 10 Mshone's brigade dur
ing the civil war.
According to statistics issues By the
state bureau of insurance yesterday, 49,
$50, 900 more OF insurance was written BY
legal reserve companies doing business
10 Virginia in 1909 than in 1908.
Total amount of insurance held by
these com p anies Is more than 5000, OOo,-
600. Insurance on lives OF citizens OF
Virginia increased more than SIS. no..
900 last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08

THE V:ygicls HUE last night re
ieeted by vote of 81 sgains. 81 the
propossti ameudmett to the federal coz
stitu:iou, |evying al income tax BY tie
United States government. This action
Is lsntemount to 40 ratification SO far ss
the psesel session of the legislature Is
conc rned, tbs denocr:t t, apparently be.
Ing scIidly lined up against such action.
W1i,e sor,e people are inclined to place
wrong cont oct on upon the action OF
ehs E>u'a of Delegates. g maj 1rlty OF
cha democratic voters of the s.st,, We
bsiie7s, spproge of the manner 10
which the matter has been disposed o..
Apa,s from the fact that the movement
contained a serpent which would have
placed a aaIttls upon ri cherished ideas
of stats's rights, the measure at the ex.
psnse Of the state wln'd have IL ymer ted
thu millions the present exlrayagant ad.
miolstratioa is spending on naval arma-
msut and which 1t is disposed to squsn.
der on ship subsidies, psusions, etc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Funeral of tie late Senator PIatt

New York, March S-Tna body Of
former Senator Thomas O. Plat, wbo
died Sunday, was token t, his. OLD
home iu O#ego, N. Y, this afternoon.
Funeral services wiil be held In the
Presbyterian Church there tomorrow
aud will be attended by tho New York
delegation In Congress, committee
from the state legislature, the republican
s:ste committee and III :dreds OF per-
sonsl friends Of The dead politician.
just before the body WAS taken to
the train today a prayer service Eas
held at the home of Ffalk a, Plat, on
west 18th street. 1t Wis ;ttn6ed,
only by the members Of tie 'smilr-
Up to the time this service wss began
the public wss permitted to view ths
body and hundreds who knew the old
La Tor in lie aVRiled themselves OF tho
cppor IL lity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Preparing Jeflsies for Fight,

Los Angeles, GAL, March 8.-Regular'
training for James J, fries will begin
April lst in preparation for The big bat
ils of July, according to an annt uact-
ment made today after conference with
Sam Berger and some of The men who
will be with him in the camp. The
training quarters will b, 10 the Sante
Cruz Mountains, some distance aouth of
San Francisco, and net far from the,
coast. Sam Berger, Farmer Burns sad
Bob Armstrong will open the csmP
With Jeff Frank Gotch and Jim Cor
be,r Will join the party early in
May. J.fnes today reiterated bis de-
nis tat there has been any difficulty
between him and Oorbet. aud insists
that be will have the assistance of the
former champion 10 training for the big
bout.
J:ffties Ia stil| doing preliminary
training here. He was on the roads fox
Smiles yesterday aud cooled { f by chq-
ping down eucalyptus tree which his
mother Hiehed to have removed FRI m
yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Charged with Throwing His Child in.
to Furnace.

Newark, N. J., March s.-Oa the
charge OF having thrown hiH 9montds
old child ipt) a furnace, John Pr far,
26 years CID, of Derby, Cum, has been
arrett,d In this city, after c; II ,try vide
search OF mora than three monthp. H.
is held at police headquarters for the
Derby authorities. The local detectives
had learned of Pieifle,'s presence In THE
city and wtre told that be VAS at place
In Washington street. The dst.ctivts
hurried int, sn automobile and caught
the man Just as he was coming ont of the
honse Pf fsr's wife is held 10 Darby,
OoD5., charged With aiding In The IL .
der OF the child. The murder occurred
In December last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Srlke Nearing an End.

PhiladelphIs, NJ arch S.-The fourth
day oil Philsdelphis's great general strike
was usbered in with absolute quiet aud
With blti aides, thru ugh claiming
victory, settling down to q waiting
game.
The eyes of the strikers aud OF the
employers are turned today toward New
Oas.le, where the State Federation Of
Labor is holding lis anr Il II convention Il
Has reported on good iu'hor't7 that
labor leaders, especially from the west.rn
districts of the state, would make q de-
t,rmined effort 10 put through Ieso.
lution calling for 81 t. vide strike to
enforce recognition of unionisms' de.
msnds in Philadelphia. As the Stat
Federation of Labor controls 300. DOC
strongly organized anion men, 1t va:
conceded that /! sach scion we're taken
the entire state would be In 81 industrisl
fermert.
Mayor Reytu,n announced today thai
In his opinion the strike vas over, and
that If Philadelphia, would stop talking
"strike" be was tu'e The city would
regain its normal conditions within 8
day or two.
The officials OF the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company announced today thai
they are running even more cara than
they did yesterday, when 1856 were
operated, within 200 OF norma. They
maintain their declaration Tat the
strike is "ended'' snd lhtt within 8
few days street csr facilities iu Pbila'
delphia will have become normal again.
It is noticeable that The cars are being
b. ter pat:onized, especially By women
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
New York Stock Market.

New York, March 8 There was de-
clded strength displayed at the opening
t,day, New York O.n!rsl leading. Erie
was also vsry etrong and q. tbs ED Of
the first fifteen mioutss The entire lii t
was booming. The up.ard movement
eontiru.d through. II The frat hour. The
t,sding element fought the saVsnce In
ell stocks ard we're helped for time by
prcfs-,sking sales, which esused irreg-
nlsrity tn: the demand for stocks was 80
inslstent tina! prices halted only mome:-
tarily.
Price movements in the late forenoon were
nirrow and consisted chiefly Of fractional
recessions. Amslgsmatsd Copper and Red
ding led the decline with reactions amount.
ing to point each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Protecting Caruso

New YORK, March S.-Whila Earlco
Oa,u,o 10 his hotel today protested to
feel confident that there is really nc
danger ofa b ack H and attack u pom him
self, all New York Is discussing the
elaborate police protection accorded The
Etalisn t.nor last night. From the no.
mo, / he left bis hotel en- rtn Q to Brook
Ign, where he sang the Iced in La Oio.
cscouds, u, I'll he re'urued ea,ly t:day,
he was always under guard. At the
Brooklyn Academy there were eighty
police SCI t cred through the theatre, hid
den inthe 1ings and a6out the build
ing. all prepared for an attack on the
Italian singer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
American Legation Stoned

Bogots, Colombia, March S-The
authorities are active today 10 trying to
ruu down the persons guilty of s,uuing
the American legation last night during
street. riot. The legation building
WAS but tie damaged and none of The
members of the legation wss Injured.
President Valencia has declared TIA! the
culprita will be punished.
The affair is supposed 10 be al echo
Of the il,~feeling eDgendered at tho time
the Uoit,d States tecogulzsd the indie.
pentence OF Panama, when the latter
seeded IRON Colombia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
HARGIS IN CELL.

Under ser ,nce to the penitentiary fol
life, Beach Easgis, 'conVi, I'D OF the NUT
der Of his fl tier, Jadge James hsrgis,
shs Brestbilt county, KY, fsud;st. vas
taken 10 tae Frankfort psn.tentiary late
yesterday.
Already In the psniteuliary at Frank
fol t and also serving life sentence IL
Cudis J,t', Beach Hargis's frat couair.
Jsts confessed t. The murder Of James B.
Ma-cum, the mountain laHyer. Mrs.
Marcam, the widow, recovered a ju ig.
ment OF S., 900 sgsi1st Judge Bargia far
causing the death of her husband, and
payment OF this vas one Of the las! acts
If Judge Rssgis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Killed by en- Explosion.

Hammond, Ind, March 1.-Two
men are believed to have been k lltd
and 81 jared, two ae.i u'ly, whea en-
explosion destroyed the American Maizs
Products Oom psny at Roby, near here,
early today. Tbs bla:t. is sald, was
caused by The heat from the kilns COM
ing 10 contact with t1e dost aud starch
In the dry room. When the h.s. shock
of the explosion was over, the workers
became panic stricken. For a time
escape seemed impossible. the men
being fenced in on eli sidss. The loss
is S25. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08

REV PERcIvAL 81. BARKER, pastor
of the Fiut Congreg, tional Church Ct
haywood ILL.,, has tried new plan to
raise money in his church. He has ap'
pointed f,e of the pfe;tie,t girls in the
congregation to act as 'ofiertory collec-
TORS" at the services the sIz Of the offer
ing Is ioit about double the usual amount.
There era few nickles and dimes 10 the
plst, the young men are digging up
ou,tters and balyes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Whereabouts unknown

Baltimore, Md, March 9.-Eforts to
locate young Priandef Knox, sou OF the
secretary OF state, end bis ytu1g bride.
Who were reported 10 have tipped Of
in B,ll!more, proved futile this morning.
Netaer c. I'D principal French, of The
Morris Heights school be ftuad In this
city. 1t 10 possible tat by a clever
ruse, young Knox left The Federal Ex~
press ct The Pennsylvania sti ton snd
was hurried srouud the corner t, the
Baltimore aud Ohio depot, where he
took train for the south.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
RELEASED ON Bail

Kan4as City, March 6.-Dr R
CLARK Hyde, indicted 10 connet on
E!ta the desths of Thomas Fl. swope,
and other members OF tie ) 8ope b: u'e.
hold, Sss released firm Jail a! doom
today on 500. 900 bond. II, is held
on the chzTge CT uIdar o. Dol. Swope
in the sum of $4,000; $50. 600 for
the n IL der OF Chrismsu SWope; 81. 600
on the charge of msusssugtt'r and
death of Moss Hnnton and $4,000 In
each of the eigh. alleged attempted
poisoning eases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
A Battle With Fire

New York, March g. A RVe-day coz,
tinuous battle with raging fire 10 The
coal bu 1kers OF the freight steamer
Msu lie, from Argentina 10 New York, is
told by the exhausted crew OF thf
steamer which arrived here Today. The
men worked In short shiiti in an inferno
Of heat and poisonous smoke dorirg al.
most the entire trip from the West lie.
dies, and tbough in coDstart danger Of
dest1 finally succeeded In renewing
enough of the coal from the bunkers &c
ID; t the fire turned itself out Without
more serious CONSEQUENCES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
TUESDAY EVENING. MAR. 8. 1910.
TIE House committee on interstate

TIE House committee on interstate
aid ioreign commerce seems TO have
ssgone insurgent" es regards the irta-
st,le commerce act, for it is slsshing
the measure witht ut mercy, nttRith-
sanding notes from the White House
direct and through Senator Aldricb,
that the president It'd the Dill
p3ssed exactly ss it came from The
hsnds OF Attorney d:neral Wicker
sham. Several relatively unimpor.
tsnt changes nevertheless were made
In ths bill BY the House commit
tee before yesterdays session.
But the climax OF insurgency was
reached at the session of tie committee
Yesterday, when provision OF the bill
which the president had declared OF
crucial Importance IS protection
for the minority stockholders OF certain
railroads was stricken Gu; by the over
wheImiDg ma ,r,tJ OF Is to l. The SOIL
tsry member who remained faith u 10
the administration WAS the putative fat1
of the bill, Represel t'tive Townsend.
The provision which was thus Slaughtered
ha, been known as one OF the wort1
nsnakes" in The messure, notWithstand
ipE the president, special indcfse'
meut of it, becs u,a 1t was regarded al
having been written 10 for the purpose o
segsiizipg TIE Hartman merger OF lbt
great lrarscon!ineussl lines In the wee
twas part of section II of the bill, !ht
o,tensiblo aim of that section beiog tt
prsyens consolidation of competing rail
road lines. Bat after making provision
svaips: tn,h consolids TOP, the section
goes on to provide "Tbas nothing IL
this section contained shall operate te
prevent any tu:h corporation which s.
the date of The passage of thia act o7ts
MT Iess thsn one half OF the Ell tire issue
aad outstanding capital stock of any
other railroad corporation from acqulr
Gag any of The remainder Of such ssocs
e.c. Before this "snake" was eliminate
nv aluo,t unanimc1s vote an; t1e!
amendment. to the section had beer
adopt,d on motion of Mr.. Russell, o
Texsg, which au t prove quit, as or
iectioaable to the Standardization. Til
amendment provides that 20 officer o
membss OF the board OF directors OF ont
Yailr0sd can serve as an officer or mem
FAR of .Ee board of directors OF com
netting line. When the amendment va
offered By Dir. Russell it WAS at ouc'
ssea tat it would serve to make coz
pIsisIy effective the provision OF the hrs'
oar. Of section -, forbiddiDg the cot
solid, troa o. competing lines. Mr.. Rus
oall gag able 10 SHOW that the amene
man. would have to be adopted II
wers sincerely intended 10 stop the coz
sroi of oae road OF compiling line
through the roundabout way OF dupl!
cate directors, and when Che committed
had to face 6 vate ! l members voted TO
Ehs amendment and fvo against 1t
These srs tho first substantial amend
ments of the Wickersham draft OF To
Bill which the committee has permitted
aud /. is possible tia! few other I'm
pora changes may be incorporated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Restrained from Collecting Fee

P t sburg, Penn, March S.-John B.
Gleason, Of New York, who was employ
cd as attorney tu'iug tho Harry K.
Tbaw murder trial 10 that city has been
rett aimed from proceeding with q tu
for $50, 900 for at rney fees which be
brought agGiatt Thsw, by a decision
banded down by Judge Ohsrlss T. hOr,
10 the United States District Oourl,
which became known stoday. The de-
cisIon was rendered on the grounds thai
the debt Is one which Thaw would be
discharged under the bankruptcy act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Miners ys, Operators

Cinciunsti, March 8.-Ths 6ght Of
thu coal miners OF Ohio, Indiana, Peon-
syl7aDia aud vest Pennsylvania ftr a
ten cents per ton II to In wages will be-
gin todsy when the conference opens
here between the miners and operators,
A lard fight over the demands is ex--
pected. The miners, in addition to the
ten cents raise, also Hsn! half holiday
on Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Death fran Needle Prick.

Spring de'd, Nsss., March S.-Mrs.
L H. Payne, SO, lea dead 10 Der home
here today as result OF slight wtuud by
9 needle on one OF her finger. A few
days ago while sewing, Mrs. Payne
punctured the skin Oh finger. She
though. nothing OF it at the time, but
the next day blood poisoning set il and
resulted in Gettb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Frozen to Death,

Aberdeen, 8. D., March s.-H addl. d
in The DO t I'm OF their sbandoned sleigh,
two women and G child we're tour d
frozaa to detita 10 st,udiug Rock res.
erva,inu, according to dispatch today.
Mrs. GLIDE Msjher, her mt taer.iE-lsw
and her one ysar-cld SOD, in trying t
drive to 8 nsighbors home, were over
taken By blizzard. They 'u;ned the
team loose and remsiue1 10 tie slaish to
walt for the )rm t, psss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Farmer Murdered

Richford, Vt, March s ~Mnrdersd
with an axe, tia msngled body CT
Albert Mercy, young farmer OF This
vicinity, has been found scsttered along
the Canadian Pacific Railroad tracks
on both sides of tina interns tiunsl bound
airy here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Today's Telegraphic News
House Refuses 10 Take Up Fill

1ouse EeTuSeB 10 lake Up Eli
Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.J
Richmond, Vs., March S.-By vote
OF 40 to A the II ,nse today refused 10
take up the strode Myers statewide
enabling act out Of Its order. This
meaps the iDal defeat OF the measrre, So
1t requires q two-lhirds vet, 10 take up q
bill out of Its order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08

DsaWite his denIals that be has come
10 Liverpool fnr business, James A. Pat
ten, the greet wheat msnipulator OF
Chicago, visited The cotton exchange to-
day and was slso In conference With q
number Of prominent cotton brokers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08

Manufacturers of automobile tires say that
the EnpreceG= ated high price of crude rubbe
hest grade of crude rubber was bought today
for ST. pound, the price doesn't 90 down
tires will cost ten per cent. more retail this
summer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
COURT OF APPEALS.

The following cssas were argued yes-
tsrday 10 the G. u. OF Appeals:
Copperlhite vs.. Loudoun NatioDa
Bsok, ct ais. fully argued and sub
milt,d.
Nolt)u h,ard OF Trade, by etc. w.
The Railroads; argued and suomltted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08

Frank Earle Crawford, for ten Yeas editor
of the st Paul Daily News, is cead In that
city from pulmoary trouble. BE Vas born IN
Parkersburg, Y, Va, in 1852
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08

Lsdies--For solid comfort, wear the
Rel Gross Shoe. John A. Marshall
& Bro, 422 King syssts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08

Edmond Woodside, an 18.Jear.old clers OF
the Schwarzehild and Sul9ergsF meat S san.
apo Nth 1900 Of the companyh money, Is IN
ths hands Of the Boston police,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
Spring and Summer
DRESS LINENS

a6in Blouse Linen 2Oc &c. &c., AGO. and Soc yard
81 and 80 inch Linen Crash 25c SOc AGO. snd 5Oc yard
36nch Linen Crash, 40c and f0c yard.
47iuch Linen Crash 75c s. 100, and S'.25 yard.
White Madras for shirng and waists 9 5Oc the yard
40-nch India Lin on, l5c, 18c, and zoe yard
Speea-?7uch Pure Linen natural color l5c the yard
Dotted Swiss fine and durable SOC the yard
Second hoor-1ltl st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08
DRY GOODS.
Woodward s. LOthrOp
New k-Washington-Paris
Mems Spring Underwear

White
Spring
Eausl WOOL
izs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-08

There is no further bar 10 the merger
OF the railroads which make up THE
Richmond, Fredericksburg and P, t1msc
system, 40 far as the House of Delegat {
cou,erced. The House passed rub.
stiluse offered for the original joint com.
mit!ee bill, allowing the reads 10 merge
With the approval OF the governor and
other Late officials, and providing that
after the merger the road shall incorpo-
rate On parity with all the other rail
ways of The state. Along With 1t WAS
paeaed the Coleman bill requ ring taie
road to surrender ti cid chartsr or e'ss
to comply with the provisions OF lie
charter, as to stopping Its trains when
demanded by liz patrons, with an amend
ment suspendiog it, operations until
November l nex. yea, 80 as to a!ltw
ample time to complete the merger.
Tht Hcu,e fixed tho express tsx g! SC,
which Is an iucrease Of 100 per cent.
The Senate made It $3.50, III the Rouse
committee listened to dusl appeal from
the Southern Express Company and re.
duced It to Sc mile.
The hltt;st 6ght OF the day vas on
the iosnrancs lax. As result, the tax
on life companies, if the Senate coucurs
In the House amendments, will be 40
per cert. on the gross receipie. On dre
insurance companies 1t will be ga per
cent. Exception is made from the latter.
When their gross receipts are not In ex-
c. So OF 500, 900 year they will continue
to pay the pesent rate o! l IA per
cent,
The automobile bill was psssed large.
~ as it came up from the Senate, ex-
cept that a tax was placed By tbs
con- mittee on garages, which had been
omi led in h, other body. A new
81 esd limit OF 20 mills, instead OF 10,
10 the county will be provided. The
tax i on autJs of less lh,n 20 tor e.
power Is TO be IS; from 90 to 40 horse.
power, $40; over As, to be SIS.
The H,use decided The. the ac'ual
session stal! end Saturday night, and
thst after thai data no bills shall pass
In either body.
The Hcuie then passed bill proVid-
log for remedy In the assessment OF lands
on which there are senior and Jnn!oE
grants, both owned by the same person.
The House last night voted da1n the
bill ratlfyiug the proposed s'xtee' I,
amendment TO The constitution OF the
United States by 81 to 80.
This ends the proposed income tax
matter go far 30 the present aasslQn Of the