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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-06

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als einmaliger Surhiidt pertb."
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am beiten, menn i6 nid)t IRE"
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rem Singen, begegnen lid b1nfig Die
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tiges ltrtbeil 81 bilben."
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ieien chit i'm 0ienite bes 3aren &c.
fpeien. Sic Daben iein @enie, feline
grobcn Gigenid,aitcn bepunoert?"
sd bewilnoerte ben Scrriher, Der
beinabe ollein Dem aaiIerreihe cine
nelle 8eitaltung CAB, Den Wann, Del.
len Grergie mo 9ebnrrlihfeit IN lpe.
nigell Snbren baS @erf bon Sabr.
buntocrten pollfiibrte. Cine genouerc
9efanntihait nit oieienl groBcn Bar.
barren Guperte ieood Die slrt bieier
REMEMBERING. Gas Stauncu blieb.
ober Die @d)htng idnpano. 8ie fam
man eillen Wonn ad)ten, pelfcr Der
Sflaue icincr eigencn Seioenihafter,
lit. bciien uld)loie 8rauiamfeit mp
gcmcine Togbcit Die Nlenidennatur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-06

gen gr5eueniiien. Gmpfangen Gin
meinen beiten 0unf unb Die Seriide.
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Den n%abeliegenoen Sdin, in Der Soft.
nung, Die Serrin BON ct. Igatbo
meroc lire MISUNDERSTANDING mad,
Der Tidtilng oes 9ories mieoer allf.
nebmen; er miinid)te cine 8clegen.
belt 81 finoen, iie nit Yater Waret
mo Sereia befanlt 81 MAIDEN. Sic
lhien ieOod) alle Suit atl SpaSier.
aeben perloren 81 baben. Seit benz
Gage, ba er in ct. Igatba an Wittag
gegeiien, iob er lie nidt ipieoer, noe.
Der I'M 8arten nod om Seniter.
GineS Worgens fam De GbambeQe
uno bat i'm, ieiner 5ofter einen DC,
Ilif 81 MAIDEN, obne iid) merfel 81
lalien, Dab ct i'm barllm eriltd)t
babe.
Wit groBem @ergniisen miiroe i'd
es tbun," ernioerte Der Sberit; al.
lein, i6 bin iibcrSeiigt, baB GSrait bon
Woloall tros ibrer srtigfeit geaer
mid es Iieber iiebt, menn i6 fern
bleibe."
Gs ipdre ibm iebr leio gepeIen,
bate Serr De Gbambelle ibm Dies an.
gegeben; benn er iebnte iif,, pieoer
einmlal in bem fleinen @obn5immer
BON ct. Agatba 81 iiten, Inn ben
ipehielnben Iusorud Der ieelenpoaen
3iige 5il beoba6tenb iino boralls 81
entnebmen, mie ieoer nelic 8egen.
itailb Der unterbaltlrng bon ibr allf.
genonmnen iperoe. Cine meibe sSas.
minbliitbe, umgeben bon 5artem
8riin, ibien linn Dos geeignete Sinn.
bib fiir Die Serrin bon ct. 9lgatba.
Sn friiberen Sabreu bate er lid,
emit banlit unterbalten, Ole ihere
3uriidbaltung zines prGdtiae II
@inObunoes 5u iiberipinbeu, zines
iener 5arten 8eidopfe, pelfe elmo
9iebfoiung fat eben 10 iebr fiirdten
ipie Die Yeitide. er erinnerte iif, pie
gliidlid es i'm gemaht hattie, als
Slora 5rnl eritenmal ii6 berablieb.
einen giiien aus ieiner Sdaio 81 neb,
men, uno oann Die idneetpeiBe Yfote
auf ieinen arm legte, gum 3eifeil,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-06

bab lie nod mebr baben mollen. CT
fonnte zines 2dfelns iif] uiht erneb.
rem iiber Die Nebnlid)feit 5piihen lei.
men bantalieen 9emiibungel, nm Die
9irnit Der pierfiiBigen Sh6nbeit rno
ieinen m%tnmebrigen SlnItrengrngen,
Die opeiBe Sallbe" Sutraulid 81 itim-
men. Is freute i'm, ais Serr DC
Gbdmbeae linn mntiuprtete: nWenn
Tie eillmol on aSbre @eiellidoit &C.
mobnt lit, miro lie Sreiioe baran fin.
ben. Sieleid)t bringen sic 6roit
bon Moloau baSu, nidt mebr oet
sansen Gag am Senlter 81 iisen ino
III Ole @egeno binalis5uid)alier, obne
lie Elm @ort Su ipredJen. SaBt lid
benm gar nifts fir ibre ltnterbal'
tllllg tbun?"
Sci Dem 2eben, bas man IN oe-
aolonie fiibrte, BON llnterbaltung re.
Den 5ll boren, mar etipns Heiies, uno
o'Iuban puBte niht gleib, pie er
bieie Srage beantportcn ionte. Hob
filr5em Hadoenfen inbeB iagte er:
o@em Srau BON Woloau fir Hatiir-
ihonbeiten Sinn bat, 10 fonnten mir
iie in meiner 9arfe nah ben Waiier.
fallen fabren, Die itromaufipGrts lie.
gen nnb bon ben Snoianern Winne.
Saba. Die rlahenoen @uiier," ge..
nannt merbcn. 8ieIleiht miiroe aud
cine Sammlung bon Sogeln ibr lin.
terbaltung %eepGbren. Gin 8osel.
baus lieBe iid su Ct. @gatba ohne
fbiele llmitanoe anlegen. ga iie aber
an 8lumen feline Sreiibe bat, mir.
ben au6 80eel ibr notwithstanding
fem 8ergniisen MAIDEN, uno ifone.
8egenoen mobl eben 10 penig."
.Sonit bate tie oo6 5reuoe nt
9fumen. Ihten sic MIR nidt oar.
auf, mas Tie iast; ih Iebe ia, oaB es
ibr 8ergniigen madyt, nenn sic ibr
einen Strau6 ihiden. Der Slid.
ben mir 9eitern BON Sbuen erbieltcn,
NOR iebr gut; es mar hire Wittags.
mobl5eit, uno lie beriiferte. nod
nihts 10 Suites lett unierer Mnfunit
periildt 5u baben. SD piinidte, tie
ginge 5upeilen ipa5ieren. 60 lange
mir in Dem beutid)en Sorie pobnteu,
ging lie 81 bel; MN aber bebaiptet
lie, bas @ebeu ermiibe tie"
.g9iiroe tie ipobl reiten?"
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+ ihSueu Gradbluunen hoben.
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Z. ihieneu sino hoben mir inns
= en~tIdbfo;5en in hie5er Miftlino
Z einen shtitf ,peiter al tb,lu.
= Wir bobeu Elm eioencs llebers
Z einfnmmen nit elmer fofbpIiSchen
= werJoosiir,no ~oetrntieu. neldhes
= ms ermi;oIiht her Wrrbreituuo
= outsr fotbnl;idher sfopeaeu r,uS
= Sr,9bI,moen oraseren Ior1dmlb
= q, Ieiitcn' Wir bobcn cine Musz
= mob[ bon beioubers iutereI,anten
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
Watching a Stomach
Digest Food
yyss the Means Whereby Science MAD
possible the Cure of Dyspepsia
u,r,,, package of Stunrt's Dyspepsl
- rablets sent Free.

rr,,, package of Stunrt's Dyspeps1
- Tablets sent Free.
The Able Spallanzani was the mrs
scientist to study systematlcaiy
chemical powers of the gaslric 1uaS1
but 1t was by the careIui anu tbs
,bn founaa ton Of our exact knoWleosI
~ its composition and action was ia !
paaunnont was an army surgeon,
oo,nd at an obscure military post
Michigan while it was yet ler s ~,
and was eal as tb ups sfom 1a rim in can
Alan oyageur-AleSis St MTu1
When the wound healed permanel|
onaninr wac left. by means OF WIZ
food Gould be placed in the !. stot ma;
and gastric juice taken from ON, u. J, !. :, a.
Beaumont made scien.tno "a wrol
hook, which to-day is RECOGNIZES
amona the classics of physiology
Rea1lmont blazed the way for otn1
scientists, so that to-day nisuIcii
knows what the stomach does w
FOOD and what food does to the stonI
Science also knows what the gastr
Juices are and how TO make theiti oe1
for the system.
Stuartrs dyspepsia Taplets' tnans1
to the poor army surgeon any ~ !
St. Martin, give man a means OF
costing food, replenishing the exnaas
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recting dyspeptic conditions OF
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stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are ma
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duced in concentrated form and n
tremendous power compressed into
tablet. These wonderful little disej
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
SENA1E

At the beginning of the session OF
the Senate yesterday communication
was received from the Legislature of
Maryland. inclosing a resolution ask
ing for conference between IegisIa-
tive committees from Maryland and
Virginia TO consider changes in the
oyster and fish laws of both states in
regard to the Potomoc River. 1t is
proposed that the two committees meet
at Annapolis as the guests of the state
of Maryland. The communication was
referred
Favorable reports were received on
the following bills: To permit water
pipes to be laid alongside of public
turnpikes; to provide for the taxation
of omitted lands: to distribute the re-
mainder of the Federal direct tax fund
now in the Treasury: to continue in
force the Gettysburg monument APP
preparation; to pay the claim of John
t. Phillips; to fin the compensation
relating to the hire of penitentiary
convicts; to establish the normal school
Mt Radford.
A voluminous petition for State
wide prohibition. signed by 5000 mem
bers of the Womens Christian Tenn
perance Union, was presented by Sem
ator Fletcher.
On motion of Senator Folkes, the
bill to pay the claim of the estate or
John Z. Phillips was taken up the con-
stitutional requirements as TO readings
dispensed with. and passed.
Tax Commission Bill.
Debate on the tax commission Din
being in order, Senator Lassiter wished
to amend the bill so as to provide ina !
the remuneration Of the expert should
not exceed $500 per month rms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
CHARTERS ny THE STATE.
several New Industrial Enterprises An
nounced In North Carolina.

TSpecial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Raleigh. n. c.. February 1.-THE 1so-
thermal Traction Company. of Ruther-
fordton, has been chartered with $780,
900 capital authorized, and $4,000 SUBJ
scribed. by X. S. Ilinch, j. +. lNleck, w.
A. Harrell and others, for constructing
an electric railway line from Ruther-
fordton to Gastona. a distance of fifty
miles and with authority to have
branch lines extending not exceedingly
fiftv miles from the home office.
a new cotton mill corporation for
Durham was chartered, with $4,000
capital authorized 1t is the Durham
Textile Mills Unc-, DIR. A. NJ. More,
Jno. Merrick and others benz the In
corporators. and general textile manu-
featuring the scope OF business speci-
fed.
Another important charter is TO the
Union Loan and Realty Company,
Charlotte. capital s150,000 authorized,
and $4,000 subscribed. by James w.
Pharr. NJ. E. Trotter, Jas. l.. DELANEY
and others. Other charters are to the
Plymouth Brick and Tile Manufactur-
ING Company, capital $4,000, by w. G;
Miller and others, and the Farmers
Produce Company, Caldwell county,
capital $4,000. by j. L.. Hayes and
others for mercantile business, at saw
Mills and other points in the county.
The Asheville Development company
has filed an amended charter chang-
ing the name to the North Carolina
Deyelopment Company, and making the
capital 100000, F. t. Merriweather
d. Harris and others being the lncor-
poratorS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
Senate Bills

By Mr.. sale: 4 bill TO allow the rosters
OF duly organized camps OF Confederate
veterans in the cities and counties of this
Commonwealth to be recorded in the clerks
Offices
BY Mr.. Thornton: A bill 10 provide for
compromise, settlement and relief of state
and county taxes and levies in certain cases.
and TO provide method and remedy there
for where grants OF land have been made
by the state or by Colonial Governors OF
Virginia prior to the organization of the
Commonwealth OF Virginia, and subsequent
grants were made which are contained part
~ or wholly within the boundaries of such
senior grants.
BY Mr.. owen: a bill to provide for the
examination and testing of dairy cattle for
controlling tuberculosis. and to appropriate
money for expenses thereof.
BY Mr.. Owen: a bill TO amend the charter
of the town OF Kenbridge, in the county OF
I,unenburg, approved March II, 1858.
BY Mr.. Gunter: A bill to amend and re-
Eenact sections l, and of chapter OF an
act entitled act to regulate the practice
of pharmacy and the composition. branding
possession. dispensing and sale OF drugs
poison and narcotics, and 10 add an inoe
pendent section. and to repeal certain eA:
listing acts in relation thereto, approved
March II. 1898.
BY Mr.. Strode: a bin to amend and re
enact section al3o of the Code OF Virginia. a
amended, in reference 10 the employment
OF convicts.
By Mr. Lesner: a bill to authorize thu
| Council OF the city of Portsmouth TO issu
! bonds TO build schoolhouses and for othe
| school purposes.
| BY Mr.. Hollands: a bill TO fix the weigh
| OF and regulate the trade in cornmeal.
| BY Mr.. Lincoln. \ bill to amend section
| 80 Of an act to provide new charter 10
| the city of Bristol. approved March H. 1905.
BY Mr. Ward: a bill to amend and re
1 enact section $3.50 OF the Code of Virginia II
relation to corporation courts OF cities o
| the first and second classes.
| BY Mr.. Ward: A bill to provide for sub
4 nfr ORG nj n
| manufacture ardent spirits to the qualihe
voters of counties. corporations and mas
| isrerla districts
/ BY Mr. Wickham: y bill to amend an
| re-enact section 81 of chapters of an &C
| sentitled an act concerning corporation:
| which became a law May II. 1908.
BY Mr.. Sale: a bill to amend sectio
! 1856 a of the Code of virginia OF 1904 IN re
| Ialion to the sale OF real estate held a
4 courtesy or as dover, ETC., SO as to provid
that in cases of infant remaindermen IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
HOUSE

In accordance With the decision of
the Committee on Agriculture and
Mining. the Throckmorton dairy bill
was reported to the House yesterday
without recommendation as to its pas
sage.
The Spessard bill abolishing exam
liners of record was reported from the
Committee on Finance with the recon-
mendation that 1t do not pass. NJ
Mr.. HARDWOOD arose to present Read
ing Clerk Harry B, Owen With a hund-
some silver loving cup, the sift OF
members Of the House, upon the occa-
sion OF his tlfty-siSth birthday. Mr.
HARDWOOD said that he liked lto see men
go around the world with Sunshine on
their faces, making the world better
In accepting the gift, which is suit.
ably inscribed. Mr.. Owen said that !
was just about the size of the hear'
that inspired the speech Of presents !'sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
GALLANT SOLDIER
HEARS. FINAL CALL
Major w. Gordon Anderson
Suddenly Stricken by
PARALYSIS.

From tho double effect OF a stroke
of paralysis and a severe fall, Major
.w,lltan Gordon Anderson died yester-
dav at noon at the residence of Major
John Blair Aarvie, 3o2 South Third
street. He was sixty-nine years OF
age.
He was a gallant Confederate sol
der. having. served through the entire
war. During the latter part OF the
struggle he was made colonel of the
t,tty-rourth Virginia Regiment. He
saw hard service in Tennessee and
Kentucky and fought with Forrest IN
his campaigns through the West
He leaves one brother, Joseph T.,
Anderson. OF Montgomery county, and
two sIsters-Mrs. John Blair Harvte,
of this city. and Mrs. Alfred j, Marye,
OF Shawsville. He was closely relat-
ed to former Attorney General Will
liam a. Anderson.
The body will leave here tonight
for Shawsville, where he will be
buried IT will be accompanied by Mr.
Parker, OF the Union Theological SEM
mary, who will conduct the services
The remains will be met at Christians
burg by the camp of Confederate Vet
Grams. OF which he was a member,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
RHEUMATISM
relief ana Cure Arc Two Different
Things.

Relief ana Cure Arc Two Different
Things.
rhere's no need to tell anout the
pains OF Rheumatisnl--eVery rheumatic
knows all about them. No disease is
more distressing-it affects Old ana
Young and all conditions OF mankind.
.poctors prescribe in vain--and the
thousand and one so-called remedies
do no more than temporarily relieve.
In the face of all these facts we
.oner DR.. Herndon's own prescription,
known as "Gypseys Gift" is an abso-
lue cure for rheumatism In any and
ali it's forms no matter II you're Just
feallnr its first twingcs. or II you have
suffered for years
me price OF "Gypsey,s Gift" is 81 a
pottle--the guarantee that goes with
a IS .pfain--a real. lasting cure or
your. money back without bubble or
question:.
The Read Drug and Chemical Co.,
which owns and controls "Gypsey's
34,tt," mas arranged with the Tragic
Drug Co.. SIT East Broad Street, to
supply this remarkable remedy IN
andryicinity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
H.|LL.|P.S CLAIM
MAY BE. PAID YET
Bill to Reimburse Heirs Of Con-
tractors Stands on Its
Merits in Senate.

Mere moral Glazing are not often re-
cognized by the General Assembly, but
II seems probable that upon the fa-
nous Phillips claim. the seal OF the
approval OF that body Will be laid af-
ter the delays and reverses of five ses-
sions. Reported by the Senate Finance
Committee yesterday morning, 1t was
taken up and given the final assent
or the upper house of the Legislature.
Alter tight of many years. by dint
OF perseverance, and hard work, Sen
ator Foikes has succeeded In convnc-
ing his colleagues OF the business Of
the claim
If there is such thing as a moral
lien. then that Is the proper term TO
attach to tile claim Phillips had
against certain buildings of the Uni
versity OF Virginia. In 1896, after the
fire at the university. the General As
eembly empowered the replacement of
the buildings destroyed. The contract
having been awarded TO Langley &, CO..
James f. Phillips. OF Richmond. was
awarded a subcontract for the plumb
ing ana steam heating and finished his
work. A year afterward Langley &:
Company failed. without having COM
lips s12.3s1.34.
Following the usual legal course.
Mr.. phillips filed a mechanics lien for
material furnished and work done
against tho buildings erected by the
bankrupt concern. After tedious liti-
CATION. the Supreme Court Of Appeals
held that az the property belonged 10
the state. no Hen was enforcible
against It. though otherwise the lien
was valid and just.
Recoyercd Only Part
After pe,i,ion!ng the General Assem-
bly, in 1903, $1,000 was recovered and
that alone saved Phillips from bank
ruptcy. Now. after seven years. his
estate is about to recover the remain
DER due.
ono Of the queerest things connected
with tho claim was the fact that the
authorities OF the University of Vir.
GINA are said to have GU, off two
sourcer OF security TO which Phillips
was entitled First. the bond giver
b. the Langley concern WAS based
upon worthless security. According
TO the last statement OF the architects
besldes IL per cent. of the contrac
price held in reserve. the Langley peo
pie were due si4.25o. which. II is al
legged. ms never been paid to any one
In addition to that the university re
.ceiyed as forfeit from 'he bankrup
COMPANY the building material left
some OF which belonged 10 Phillips
ms material mas been estimated t,
have been worth $4,000
nr. Phillips died some time ago. bu
sirs. Mary ~ philips. of Richmond
his we. has Kent faithfully prosecut
Ing the claim. 1T is her especial prid
tnat every cent due by Mr.. Phillips b.
reason OF the hardship worked on hir
by the bankruptcy OF the principa
contractors is being paid. The bill ha
never been assisted bv lobbyists. bu
has stood on It's mtr!ts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
Man disappears From Home.

TSpeCiAI TO The TIWeS, ITS lIUH'1!
washington. N. O. February L.
Quite sensation has been created ~.
the mysterious disappearance OF w
e. IT. Sanford, a sawyer OF the Eureka k.,
I,inher Company Nothing has been
heard from him since Monday morn,
ing, when he left his home on Secona,
Street. presumably to go TO work. ana
that was the last time his family saw
him. His disappearance cannot be ae-
counted for, as there WAS no occasion
for his leaving In this manner, and his
friends and immediate family are con
sid erabfy wrought up over the affair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18

In case his bill forbidding boards of
supervisors from prescribing the width
of tires does not go through, Mr..
Throck morton will urge the passage
of a measure he introduced yesterday:
1t makes the size of tires uniform all
over the State, embracing the standard
would be effective May 1. 1911 His
idea is that IL county passes such a
law. it would be made also to apply
to those who drive4in from other coun-
ties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
$1,000 FIRE In Newport News.

TSUGEldI :
Newport News, Va. February 17.7
During a bowling wind-storm to-nigh
fire of unknown origin destroyed
large frame building, occupied by
number OF negro families. at the TOD
of Jefferson Avenue. The departmer
had trouble preventing the blaa
sweeping the avenue. The loss vii
amount to about $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
CENSUS SHOWS DECLINE.


Especial to The Times pIispatch.l
Newnort News, Va, February lI.---
Enumerators appointed by the Corpor-
mort News for the use of the Legisla-
lure lure in connection With the consid-
Grafton OF proposed revision Of Ju-
.dicial circuits completed Their. work
Tonight, and showed that THIS city
the Federal census of 1900 city Of
metals declare that the census Is not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18

Railroads will have to tell the truth
about delayed trains VI n bill offered
by Mr.. Powers In the House becomes
a law. He would make all railroads
post at every station the true extent
of the delay of every train. This no.
tice is to make its appearance at least
half an hour before the time for ar
rival. a fine is imposed for each Of
fence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18
FINALLY AGREE ON
AUTOMOBILE TAX

CONTINUED From First Page.)
best to delay preparations FOR the bin
itself until the passage Of certain rev
cnue bills had been secured. so that
IT might be possible to calculate with
some degree of accuracy on the states
resources FOR the coming biennial
period.
Chairman Bowman Will be obliged
TO go to his home at Salem to-day. He
VIII return Monday morning, and IL is
probable that on that day the com
mittee will begin what Is the most
important work of the entire lcgisla-
tive session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18

for the city OF Bristol approved March II,
111s.
by Mr.. partor. a blu to authorize the
Council Of the city of Portsmouth 10 lssuc
bonds to build schoolliousos and for other
school purposes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18

courts msy order division and distribution.
OF tho money derived from sncli sale be-,
tween ne tenant and remainderrien. ac-
cordlng to the annuity table set forth in
section 22st of the code. when the amount
derived from such sale is less than si,om
nv MIR King: A bill to make appro-
priation for a replica OF the Houdon Statue
OF George washington. and to provide for
the appointment of a commission TO present
tho Same to the republic OF France.
Nv Mr. Watkins: A bill for the relief of
James L. sncad, of Chesterfield county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18

Appropriation for replica of the
Houdon statue of George Washington.
to be presented to the republic OF
France, is called for in a bill intro
duced yesterday by Senator king. a
commission TO effect this is to be ap-
pointed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-18

Reduction of time for good behavior
on the part of the convicts on the
public roads force who are jail men,
Is the proposition of Messrs. Clarke
and McRae. They would take off four
days in each month.