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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
PROHIBITION BILL
.0EfERED IN SENATE

Continued From First Page)
x ruhlic Instruction md the Depart
merit of Agriculture are given quarters
sowhcre--the latter in the now state
library annex The resolution went to
committee.
Both houses agreed OH February 10
is a time limit for Introducing new
ills. with proyiso that tax measures
nay be presented after that date.
The bill Furnishing those who use pro-
ane language over n telephone was
lassed In the House after the Jail
cntence had hcen stricken out.
Among the new bills was one by Mr..
'cmnings apnropriating $4,000 for the
roposcd Gettysburg monument, ADOPT
ng the design approved by the COM
lission. The Fairgrounds bill provid-
ig public grounds for children in every
own or city OF more than 10000 reo-
lie. was also introduced by Mr. Jen-
inSs.
Mr. Throcknortop proposed q resolu-
ion asking the United states govern
rent for the services of an expert TO
Snnine the unproductiso iand". cs-
ecinily the swamp LANDS, of the state,
nd TO report where there exists latsis
Shich could be reclaimed and the prob
BILE cost.
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was after the coward and .blackguard

| was after the coward and .blnckguart
who would curse and abuse his enems
lat long range.
I! Mr.. HARDWOOD wanted to know wher,
| the evidence for conviction could be
obtained. Somebody suggested 1t could
be secured from the central operator
Mr.. Iarwood said central had no right
to know 1t. Mr. Fitzhush 1t seemed,
vas aiming moro especially at country
lines, for he said n string of women
would probably be listening at the con-
versation all along the line.
Mr.. Stubs said that no man can use
a telephone for three days without
"cussing." Hello he said. might be
cussing. After throwing bouquet at
the telephone girl he said he thought
the fine sufficient punishment.
!.r. Fit2hugh accepted the Evans
amendment. An amendment offered
by Mr., johnson. of Russell, providing
Jail sentence for the second ofrcnse,
was lost. The bill, as amended. was
passed by vote of s. to 3.
Minor Bills Passed.
The following House bills were then
passed:
To authorize the taxing of a new
svhool census whenever the boundaries
of a district are changed. Patron, Mr..
Brown.
To amend the charter of the town
of Gordonsville. Patron, air. Talia-
ferro.
To authorize the town of Clarktville
to purchase. cancel and retire out
standing bridge certificates secured on
the steel toll bridge across the Dan
and stanton Rivers. Patron. Mr.. Rob-
erts
To allow Incorporated towns to vote
OH the issuance of bonds by magiste-
rial districts for road purposes. Pa
tron. Mr.. Bell.
To authorize the city of Frederlcks-
burg to issue bonds to appropriate
$4,000 towards the State Female Nor
NAL School Patron, Mr.. Coleman.
To amend the charter of the town of
Eastville. Patron. Mr.. Fitzhugh.
To establish State Board of En-
balming.
At this point the last House bill on
third reading was reached. 1t pro-
vldes appropriations for the projected
Virginia Home and Industrial Schoo!
for Girls. When 1t was called Mr..
Cooke made a motion to adjourn. Mr..
Yarrell asked that the motion be with
drawn, saying that he wanted to make
motion on the succeeding bill, known
as the divorce bill. Mr.. Cooke with
drew. Mr.. Williams, OF Giles, arose and
said that he proposed to fight the
girls school bill, thus putting those
who wished to adjourn on notice that
a debate was ahead. Mr.. Cooke there
uopn renewed his motion, and at l:oo
the House adjourned.
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Here and I here
IN the Legislature

I "a few weeks ago, at country no.
tel in Virginia, had to use copy OF
The Times Dlspatch for a sheet" said
commercial traveller yesterday in the
committee meeting on the hotel Dill.
He said IL answered the purpose anu
kept him warm all right, but he pre-
fers sheets. OF course he had the ad-
vantage of being able to read his
sheet before arising In the morning,
but the disadvantage came in the
fact that It was the paper of tho day
before. which no had already read
Such conditions will not obtain much
longer in this State, IL tho House OF
Delegates and the Senate take the
same view of the bill as did the House
Committee on Counties, Cities and
Towns, for at the conclusion OF the
argument 1t decided unanimously to
report the bill.
The committee took two sessions at
the matter yesterday. The two morn
ing hours were consumed, and adj
1ournment was taken until 3:S0. Afy
Ter the committee rose at noon the
representatives of the drummers and
NOSE Of the hotels got togethr and
agreed upon bill which. it is under
stoou' Is satisfactory to both sides.
ii, "S SHectS Leaving.
At the final showdown the ninety
sx-inch sheet was on ton. with a con-
siderable sfrinkagc from the original
nine foot article. with which the fes-
i've travelling man had hoped to swathe
MS many FORM Former Delegate
featherston' of Campball county. rep
resehtlhg the drummers, denied to the
committee yesterday that the long
sheet was for his especial benefit. al
though he, measures seven feet from
the ground up His graphic descrip-
ton OF the tortures he suffers doubled
UP ~ Pullman berth, with ropes
Tying MS ankles and neck together,
orotsht tears from the eyes OF the
committee and doubtless did much to
hasteh inc conclusion of the whole
matter II was suggested that sys-
tenn ot buttons might enable the sleep
OF 10 hasten the flap OF the sheet to
the blanket
Safety and health arc the objects
most sought by tho hill, and to this
END there is to be provided means
OF escape from the bottom Of every
isntWell and way ltoTSget to said
poe'oi' Al rooms used by any per-
So au''ei'hG from an infectious, con-
.Ns'o"s OF communicable disease are
% DC thoroughly dlsinfected, and every
room Is to be disinfected once In six
.,ioh.hs, under the approval Of the
stats Board OF Health. This boards
' 'nspeotors VIII examine all hotels for
''oia''oAs OF the provisions of the bill
ole"n Towels Ahead.
Qua AN water II to- he properly
su"tueu, Bedding is to be Thoroughly
,a $500 enu sewage Is to be properly
, ,oaSt alter Last, but by no means
\ A.. : .ntrid
with a clean towel,
A"o ponIIace who ncglects to COMFY
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House Bulls
m commltter ON FINANCE.

| Nv Mr.. Bowman, of Roanoke: a bill t.
| amend aud rc-enact section i''-a OF cnaptei
% of tho Code of Virginia, rela,ihs TO as
| sessments OF lands, lots and interests there.
| in and Improvements thereon, as the same
| las been heretofore amended by chapter 3l9
| Acts of 1906.
| BY Mr. Jonnings A bill TO continue II
force and to again appropriate the $1,000
heretofore appropriated by an act APPROX
ed March ., 1908, entitled an act to MAKE
| an appropriation to provide lof the erection
of monument on the battlefield or Gottys
burg. Pa. to commemorate tho services o.
| Virginia troops in the battle on mat helC
| Ono part thereof having been expended VI
| to this timo); also to approve tue design OF
| the monument selected by the committee
| appointed under said act OF March .. 1908
| and to authorize and direct said committee
| to contract for the erection OF SAID monu-
mont; and to appropriate the furtnef sum
OF $4,000 for that purpose
To Committee on chesapeake and Its Irlbu-
tnrcs.
BY Mr.. Curtis: a bill to prohibit the
catching OF fish in certain waters TO DO
converted into fertilizer or oil.
To Committee on Roads and Internal Nnv-
CATION.
BY Mr.. Sydnor: bIi for the protection
OF public and the promotion OF safety In
the movement OF trains uy telegraph tcle-
phone and signal service.
To Committee for Courts of Justice.
BY Mr.. Johnson. of Russell: bill to
make certain oftenses felonles
BY AR. Cooke: a bill to prohibit persons
from marrying within two years after d.
vorce
TO Committee on Counties, Cities and Towns
BY Mr.. Jordan: A bill TO authorize and
empower tho board of supervisors of any
county in this State, in their discretion. 10
contribute and expeud annually out of tho
general county levy of the said county
sum of money for tho purpose of promot-
ing agriculture in said county
BY Mr.. Jennings. a bill TO provide for
public Fairgrounds in certain cities and
towns.
To Committee on Privileges and Elections.
BY Mr.. Throckmorton a bill to provide
for tho assessment and payment OF omitted
capitation taxes and of capitation taxes Of
persons who become OF asc after the lst
OF February In any year
To Committee on Federal Relations anu
Resolutions.
BY Mr. Throckmorton: n joint resolution
recurring our Congressman and senators TO
have the United States government send ak
ports to ascertain the number of unpro-
ductve acres OF land in the state. etc.
To Joint Committee on Special, Private and
Local Legislation.
BY Mr. Parr: A bill to further preserve
and protect the game in the county of
Patrick
BY Mr.. Grissby:> A bill to incorporate the
town OF Boyce, in the county o. Clarke.
To Committee on Officers and Offices ut tho
Capitol.
BY Mr.. Stratton: y Joint resolution as to
tho assignment of committee rooms to the
several State officers
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The
Sfeii1,zuay

Is to-day the only high-grade Piano
in the United States which is made
and controlled by the direct de
scendants of its original founders.
All the rest have been forced to
seek the alliance or amalgamation
with manufacturers Of cheap COM
mercial pianos.
Able to pursue its lofty ideal
unfettered by commercial exigen-
cies, the house of Steinway has ex-
erted all its energies in one direc-
ton, with the flattering result that
to-day the Steinway is proclaimed
everywhere
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Senate Bills

BY Mr. Holland: A bill to authorize an
executor or administrator OF deceased pe.,
son to execute on behalf OF such deceased
person a deed OF real estate sold by such
deceased person during his lifetime under
a written contract
BY Mr. Holland; A bill to authorize and
empower the board of supervisors OF any
county in this state. in their discretion, TO
contribute and expcnd annually out Of the
general county levy of the said county
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HOUSE

At the opening Of the House session
to-day Mr.. Stratton offered his resolu
ton regarding the assignment of Of
fices. 1t sets forth that whereas i.
was understood when the building of
tho library annex was ordered, the old
halls OF the Senate and House OF Dele
gates should be forever used by the
General Assembly, the Superintendent
of Public Instruction and the Commits
sioner of Agriculture should vacatc
their present offices. The Department
Of Public instruction is given the rooms
lately occupied by the Commissioner Of
Labor and Register of the Land Of
flee in the basement, and the Depart
ment of Agriculture the Offices on the
mezzanine floor of the ne whall of ex-
hibits. where the commissioner Is TO
have charge of the jamestown mineral
exhibit in addition to his preIen; mus
cum. The Commissioner of Labor Is
u be housed in the rooms until lately
the place of abode OF the state Iish-
way Commissioner and the Secretary
OF Virginia Military Records. Enc reso-
1 ferred 10 the Committee OH Public
| Property.
Limit for New Bills.
| The conference committee of the
two houses on the joint resolution as
| TO the time limit for the introduction
OF new bills was presented and agreed
! TO, 1t forbids the Introduction Of new
measures after February 10, except by
unanimous consent, but does not ap-
ply to measures affecting the finances
of the State. Tie amendment was
placed in the resolution for the pur-
post OF allowing tax bills to be Of
Tered II new sources of taxation
should be discovered.
The House bill appropriating certain
amounts for the care of Confederate
cemeteries having been amended in the
Senate Ply the addition OF certain sums.
the amendment was agreed to.
At the request of Mr.. Rev the House
took up House bill No. liz out of It's
order. 1t Provides for an enumera-
ton Of the Inhabitants of the city Of
Newport News. The purpose is to find
out ii there are sufficient people in
that city and in Elizabeth City coun-
~ to give them a separate judicial
circuit, so as to make circuit out
Of the counties of Accomac and North
ampton. A number of amendments
We're offered and discussed for the
purpose of having the city pay the
cost, amounting to about 500, instead
of the State. However, the amend
ments were lost and the bill passed.
Cursins Bill Amcnded.
Next came the antl-cusslng bill. Mr..
Evans withdrew his amendment of the
lay before, striking the word pro
,ane" from the bill but insisted upon
ais amendment eliminating the jail
sentence. He said he had heard the
ocst of men use protane language in
the best of company, and such man
might unconsclously use such language 4
over the telephone, and should not be
put in jail.
Mr.. F!tzhugh. the patron, said he
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The Standard
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And remember that when you
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money you paid for it after you
have used it almost a lifetime.
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rick of "aurance vile~ In Jail for 50

More light on the Senate and it's
proceedings" has been the cry for
some time with the members OF that
body. The recent renovation OF the
walls and ceiling of the Senate cham
Der made them much darker and less
able TO reflect light. so that .the light
has been pretty dim for dark days
and night Brighter lights have been
put in.
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port on the bin is the question of
money. On this point the committee
viii see Colonel Bowman and have Il
little talk with the urbauc but watch
full chairman of the Finance Commit
tee, who Is sercneiy perched on the
lid.
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with any of the provisions OF the act
is TO be fined not more than 500 or
imprisoned not exceeding thirty days.
Hotels Will pay the fees for inspec-
ton. which are small, and those fail
ing to pay are to be fined a small
amount.
The bill was asked for by tho Vir-
ginia Travellers Association, the United
Commercial Travellers and the Travel
ers' Protective Association. and has
now been agreed TO oy the Virginia
Hotel Association. The travelling men
at first got up bill which was found
to be too drastic, and their friends in
tho Legislature insisted upon new
measure. The patrons of the bill which
will be reportcdjto the House to-mor-
row and placed on the calendar are
Mr.. Harwood and DR.. II. L. Stephenson,
Of New Kent.
Mr.. Sydnor introduced in the House
yesterday the bill prohibiting the en-
ployment by railroads of telegraph OPP
orators, telephone opc,at or signal
service men under eighteen years Of
age and who have not served apprcn-
ticcships for at least six months. This
is to'add to the safety of the public.
Before the House committee Tor
Courts OF Justice yesterday appeared
Ex-Attorney- General Anderson, Judge
4el erly Crump and Judge Martin wiz
lianis, asking for the approval of the
hill providing for a revision OF the
Code of the State. Judge Williams's
bill is for the appointment of three
men by the Governor TO do the work,
while the resolutions presented by Ma
jor Anderson from the Virginia Bar
Association are for the election of
three men to be recommended by the
Supreme Court of Appeals. Major An
derson's idea was to get men who would
not only compile the laws. but would
revise them cut out repetitions, rcword
complex sections and generally make
the statutes more comprehensive, sub
ject to the approval OF the General
Assembly.
The committeeman feel that the
work should he done, and the only
thing in the way of a favorable re-
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senator strobe was in the chair for
period.
On motion OF Senator Holt, the SEN
ate adjourned at Ito o'clock.
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For the promotion of agriculture. Mr..
Jordan offered q bill in the House
authorizing the Board of Supervisors
of any county to appropriate out of
the general county levy not more than
$500 In any year to be expended in any
manner tending to improve agricul-
tural conditions.
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Resuming the combat as to which
committee the Statewide prohibition
bill should go. Senator Sale said 1t
dealt with an important subject mat
ter and should go through the regular
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

Mr.. Cooke, of Norfolk. presented a
bill making 1t unlawful. under a severe
penalty, for any citizen OF this State
to marry within two years after OBJ
tanning divorce In this or in any
other state.
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! G. Townes Rison, the bright and
handsome page from Pittsylvania, is q
pronounced ana open lobbyist against
the football bill fathered by Senator
Parks He was much agitated tho
other day lest the bill be rushed
through, and was equally relieved
when 1t was not. AS star right guard
on the Chatham eleven, he has no
desire to continue ~ the game at tho.
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Uniformity Of laws is tho great slo.
gan of the jnrists Of the country. ana
a conference is shortly to be held ioE
the purpose of recommending TO Inc
several States uniform laws and lesls-
lntlon, Senator Sale is patron or
bill authorizing three representatives
to be sent from the Commonwealth to
this conference. the expenses being
paid out OF the Treasury.
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Mr.. Jennings, in bill introduced
yesterday. ratified the selection OF a
design for the Gettysburg monument
by the commission. and appropriates
$4,000. OF which $4,000 was voted
by the last Legislature. for the pur-
pose of erecting the monument. The
money is made available after March
l. 1911.
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Norway Locals.

Norway, Nov. 15th-We are hav-
ing warm and pleasant weather at
present and hog killing is the cor
der of the day."
Mr. James S. Parler Of Charleston
is at home again for a short time
with his relatives. Mr.. Parler holds
q position with the Electric Railway
OF Charleston.
The cotton on the depot platform
caught afire:. on last Friday after
ternoon, but was soon put out by
the crowd that gathered when the
alarm was given. 1t happened that
no damages was done only to about
four bales of cotton, which was
slightly burned on the outside. The
origin of the fire In unknown.