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Washington. D. G.. May S-rnvesti-
cation Of the American Sugar Refining
Company and all other concerns en-.
gagged in the manufacture or refining
OF sugar to ascertain whether or not
there have been violations OF the anti
trust law, was recommended to-day
BY the House Committee on Rules.
The resolution of inquiry, introduced
BY REPRESENTATIVE fiardwlck OF Gcora
giia. provides for a special committee OF
nine members ot9thc House. Chairman
Henry. OF the Rules Committee, expects
TO report 1t TO the House tomorrow.
The original resolution provides for
inquiry into the affairs of the American
Sugar Refining Company alone. but the
scope was broadened to include all SUI
gar manufacturers,
This empowers the committee to in
vcstisatc whether companies which are
not affiliated with the American COM
pany have violated the antitrust lawn
by restricting or destroying compete
tion or lave raised prices OF refined
sugar TO the consumer and decreased
prices of sugar cane or bects to the
producer. 93tJl5
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attitude OF this country toward the
Latin American republics In connec-
ton with the enforcement of the Mon
roe Doctrine, The resolution would
declare II to be the opinion OF tile
Senate that the United States has no
right or purpose to interfere with or
disturb the political integrity OF any
OF The independent republics OF the
Western hemisphere. or to assume nj
any time any political protectorato
over them. y second proposed declar-
alton reads in part:
While we reaffirm the Monroe Doc.
trine and announce our adherence
thereto. the United States hereby OF.
iers 10 these governments an assn:-
ancc and guarantee that their terri.
tory shall not DC usurpcd by tne l:n.t.l
States"
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COUNCIL VOTES TO
BUY FORD HOTEL
Continues From First Page.)


OF 800 per day to prevent interference
with home merchants by dealers dis.
playing goods at hotels and similar
places II was referred TO tho Ordir-
ance. Charter and Reform Committee.
The Finance Committee reported ap
ordinance liking tho scale of toll
charged the Virginia Railway anc
Power Company for cars on the Ninth
street bridge, at $1,000. Mr.. Lynch
called up similar matter reported
by the Committee on Streets. liking tho
charge at $4,000, in lieu. and tho
larger sum was adopted, after some
debate In which it was admitted that
the city assumed large risks by the
use OF the old bridge until the new
Mayo Bridge Is completed. after which
the Free Bridge Will have to be re-
placed. II was suggested that the
street car company. II the toll were
further Increased. would erect It's own
bridge AT the foot of Seventh street
on abutmenta already In place.
Engineers Department..
An ordinance reorsanizing the City
Engineers Office along tho lines re-
ported by tile Lynch subcommittee,
which made q careful invcstigation
some months ago. was adopted salient
changes arc that the City Engineer
Is given authority to appoint and
discharge HIS force. the Office of chief
clerk is created; the City Engineer and
all OF his appoiNtees to be citizens
OF Richmond"; the assistants and
clerks to give bond II required. ana
the salary OF the fourth assistant In
creased To si.75G per year. making 1T
in proportion to other salaries In the
Office
! resolution authorizing the CITY
Attorney TO acquire land to enlarge
Inc street Cleaning Department
stables was adopted without debate.
n but there was prolonged discussion OF
= resolution authorizing the Superin-
icndent OF street Cleaning 10 cxpcnd
SOP in trip to New York TO view
certain modern automobile street
sweeping machinery
az The paper had not hoen reported bv
Inc street Cleaning Committee nd sew
erai members thought.a machine should
DC brought here for TRIAL Mr.. Blake
eaid the appropriation should be made
large enough to take the whole com
inittcc to New York but Mr HIrsch-
berg waa opposed 10 further mnkets
AIR. berEusson aid the city needed
every modern appliance it could se.
cura TO Keep It's streets clean. and the
resolution was adopted, after a motion
TO refer 10 the Street Cleaning Commit
tee had been rejected.
An ordinance authorizing the assess
ment OF license tau against electric
lighting and power companies was
adopted. the maximum annual assess-
ment 10 be s1.Soo. An appropriation of
$4,000 was made to pay for rented cleo
'r!c lights, made necessary By delay in
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Farmers aInkc prote.4

Washington, May s.-Farmel from
the Canadian border States, supported
by farmers from States farther re-
moved from the international boundary
made their protest to-day to the SEN
ate finance Committee against the
canadian reciprocity bill. They were
preceded by delegation of nianufac-
turers Of hook paper who likewise OBJ
lected to the bill. REPRESENTATIVE OF
ne fariners from Illinois New Hainp.
sh,rc' New York, Missouri, West Viz
sinia and Michigan addressed tho com
htttee. Others Will appear Tomorrow.
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THE DISPATCH: RICHMOND VA TUESDAY MAYS 1911

mayor, who suspended the clerk. Sub
soquentiy the city was reimbursed for
tho full amount, and the clerk re-
signed. y Number OF other accounts,
Including all the cemeteries and SOW
eral Washington Ward Offices, tho Ac-
countant reported he had examined
ind found to be correct.
Collectors Books behind.
Under suspension of the rules
Chairman Pollard. OF the Finance
Committee, secured an appropriation
Of 5000 for expenses Of the CITY Col.
lector's Office for making out tax bills
and listing of same, TO be paid on
approval of the Committee on Finance
Mr.. Pollard stated that contrary to
statements of attorneys for the Gun
bingham family, little or no work had
been done OH this years tax bills, and
mat the time for their payment Was
last approaching. An emergency exist
Ing, the appropriation was ordered
without reference to any committee
by vote of 80 to o.
MT Ratcliffe asked why the Com
mlttee on Changes in tho Form OF Gov
ernment had rot been named. Presi-
cent Peters stated that the council
manic members OF the committee were
named two months ago. but that the
president of the Board of Aldermen
had never acted. The Sergeant.at-
Arms was Instructed to walt on MIR
Whittet and IL possible secure the
names OF his appointees. SO that the
committee might meet and organize.
InddOn Elected.
Mr. Richardson, on behalf Of the
Clay Ward delegation. presented tho
unanimous nomination of T. GRAY Had
don, clerk In the office of the Attor-
ney-General of Virginia, az mem
Der Of the Council for the unexpired
term or the late Charles Price Davis.
Mr. Haddon was unanimously elected.
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Washington. p. e.. May S.--"'rhere Is
law making II a criminal omcnsc ia
wiiinliy and knowingly obstruct The
mails, and think that law would he
applicable in the case OF strike In
tho railway mail service" declared
Second Assistant Postmaster General
stewart 10 the House Committee on
civil service to day, in explaining what
the Post office Department would do In
the event of wnlk-out BY the clerks.
who are seeking 20 establish their right
10 form u union.
Mr. stewart declared that a majority
OF tho 1900 mall clerks are satisfied
with present working conditions. .Trou-
BILE was being fomentcd no said. by -
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Has Power 10 Amend.

Washington. May S.--Prcsident Taft.
SOLICITOR General Lehman and Minor
NY Leader Mann, of the House, dis
cussed to-day the legality Of an amend :
ment by Congress OF the Cons titution
OF New Mexico and Arizona Demo.
cratic leaders propose to amend The
constitution of New Mexico and Re.
puolicans that OF arizona. III was
agreed that Congress had authorize ~
amend these Constitutions hut de.
ciarcd that rcsubmission OF them "a
amended by Congress, either to the
peo1le or constitutional convention
would be necessary
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TARIFF FREE list
PASSED BY HOUSE
Continued From First Page. )

result OF The recent census. and for
publicity Of campaign contributions
senator's La Toilette and Dillingham;
the Former chairman of the COMMITTEES
on Census, and the latter OF the Com
mittec on Privileges and Elections
promised TO call their committees to.
gether TO consider the two measures
The Virginia senator called attention
to the bare state OF tho Senate calen,
dar. and suggested that these two
questions should DO taken up before
consideration OF the tariff was begun.
MS the tariff would crowd everything
else aside. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09

Washington. ID. c., May S.--A monu..
mcnt to the memory OF Pocahontas. the
indian maid OF carly Virginia history,
is provided for In n bill introduced to-
day by Senator Martin, OF that State.
che Till provides that the tribute to
the guardian angel of tho carly whites.
mud later tho wife OF John noire. should
&c erected at Jamestown Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
GERMANY WARNS
.FRANCE0FDANGER
Hint From Berlin Expected to
Halt Advance Upon
Fec.

A Berlin May s.-Gcrmany has warned
France OF thc;dangerous consequences which
would BIO likely TO follow the occupation Of
the government has taken no step, though
watching DEVELOPMENTS in Morocco very
published this morning that Germany had
decided 10 send three cruisers 10 Moroccan
Wnters In order to display the nag at Casa
biancn. Rcbat, Mogndor and El-Araish.
In view OF tho hint from Berlin. II is bo-
iievcd here that tho French nyins column
from the southwest thnt has been hurryjng
thu capital l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
MRS. MACKsY FAILS TO
IDENTIFY HER Assam. M.

IsPHclal % The Times Dlspatch.l
hshinsion. y. C.. May S.-AIrs
monwcalth's attorney OF Alexandra
county has SO far Identified no ono n
the prison rs the man who attempted
an attack on her a few days ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09

Washington, ID. c., May S.-The nom.
nation of Herbert L. Faulkner as mar.
shal for the juneau district of Alaska,
held UP III the Senate judiciary Com
mlttee for year, was favorably acted
on to-day. The committee also decided
to report favorably on Alexander Rob.
ertson and Charles F.. Clcmons. the
former for chief justice or the Supreme
Court OF Hawaii. and the latter dis.
trlct judge In that Territory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09

Tang Ter. Morocco. MAX s.--The French.
British and Austrian consults received ad-
vices from Eek to-day. Tho messages are OF
pcsslnstic character.
other official courcra and this of ncws
agencies. which are expected. did not arrive
during the day.
4; The d!spe tches received state thnt Colonel
Brulard's relief expedition is still close to
I'll kitra, tho French advance being barely
thirty miles beyond Rabat. This column was
expected to roach FL Knitra on May /. and
to make the Intervening 100 mlleE to Fee
R forced marches. not later than last Sat
,rday, t-iis ii-1'ta
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ADJUSTMENTS

Academy of Muslc--"The Little IS-
COON"
night.
LubIn--Vaudcv vile.
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To Itcnasnre Me.irn.

Washington May S,--With view
10 rcassuring The people OF McNicc,
senator IshIney, OF Marylhnd, to-day
introduced a resolution defining the
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inquiry ApprnNcd.

few discharged clerks and asitators
outside the service. if G
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constituent which is the healing quality blood
property frequently destroyed blood
this vital ud not only loses its heal
on to wound ulcer the flesh
and the enages External applications
sore such treatment does affect the blood
I from washes saves etc cleansing soothing
into the and the impurities aud morbid matters
the
greatest Of all blood purifiers
but it restores the healing pasmic qualities promoting
quality for good health
bottom Of the permanent Book
Sores and Ulcers and medical
TyJFC cO TIatrT
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There .s s. nafs slnks .n rt. s..,.- n-sfs.a. and ra.sfra aara uas. f'sf 2 ..a.fn n. rf.fsfsas. sf t+fa.f ,l afs sna f ta#. ss..a cod saH. Co tf.f.sss affr,asfss 4aa sap..-araft asp.'a g.efs .s a.. .4af.-f s.az t.s rtnaug slnK tis .artIs snr u- st..I s.hs ths sfe.E ss,tahgs linz iAs is,sr1 ef rfa1e Ing. ard staldlng s., mote af lrrs 70 LoHf frHsf thsre Ia Klng 'rfn snH H.r great n.aI King 'pitnH lf .s psssibI.- lu theas days. ihshss 70 fhs IgsraIlzlng lnnurns-s Of "uf nuss ta consider auy member of thir royal family From lemDcratle s'andpolut and Da Judge l.n entirely nn t4a iudtEdaal mrrts as aH adjunct 'f modern zs.tsfs Thus Tor Instance a' may faFr ur KIuk Cotton and s.-.- aiat ts .z aaiHE 4t tH, pr,ssnt t4n. ta 'nuHs hIu ls tHe respect due s sovereign if ir Q real pleasure ta do H far v bounty s suu o Br gl.Aed as D sihKly attrlbutr tn.n King cai- isn. ar afr certain sIU au prssrnts 't.a ef fra or 'Er fasts iaush.ng on hls i,sns .pIrn'r lass be claim zpe-dil. sHagsH
 "la' la Is doing wrl for on. lhlng Ls Ia b.stanlng on every man. ""mau and child ln ,hs Emitted States ahnasIls uD less than siIty-hye yards "f .p.'n ,iofh. iAr product in zach 'aar "i iau slisilur- weighing 's"hts t.r ppundz Think pf that, Altogether thr iastYrs saiur sf these E'its iH 100000 Do0 Hr is giving each man and apman aud ,Aid lu th. init'd States n"t nuIy ngs yards mon. "f 'i'.ii iiau hs gave .ash uf thrm t-n yrats aK". but ihs sluth h. is giving tnsu nn~ ia a"rlh ahaui ,anis more h5 thr sard
 i'ui ihla is nHiy "n, ,iem iis ls an- nuaiis pTrArntiuE ibr people pf ths United stat.s nIih "srr zz U0a oOo f"uuds "f thrrad what iu ths world ia d"n. ~itE all "f t "nIg th- atalia- ii'lana ,an tclI bui thsrs "a enough of h q" wind afouHd ihs sl.b. nearly 900 iimra withYut mentioning ths nti.rr ''fi"ua auiei"a "f "oErn ,lplLlng. a
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Sf---,.- Sss-s.ss SIS c-s~rss ss Esys Fr-s; lS-S$ny.
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Aviator Atwood is nynE for fam, and gI"ry. Hs has ~oH thDusands b, competing H meet. and winning prizes but before he quits the gam. he wants to sin renosn
 There is saying among the "blrd men" that "It will get us one of these times s0 they hate to stick to the pro fessiDu that requires being on the wing most of ,he time
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-T1E GOV JUMPED OVER THE
 NoohH

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 The gfsduaI rss in pricss of meat nsahs thst ihs Ansrscsn p-yyls are d+fn4EdinE u-, much 0f this particular fa,'1 product ThSy must ease op to ailD@ 'hs supply O. sg,EaI the demand p'hsr"1ss ths Drio-s .Ii sJsf ss hlkt 'tai 4 .In Ds inmat-f1sl Co the ofg- naFs f~iD. .hsfLsf th- eya gsfnpz "ssf ih. mD,n or ths sun. in -ltsl-f ess-
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ABOUT OCTOBER 1s 19

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The S"stiis Star. ls sailing pretty "loar up The wiaa in its recent attack uD"n Judge usRford and the editor of That penny afternoon Aheet may ha ys Q" q" lime again Tor Us attack ur.an ihis very same judge
 if thr peopis are silh Ihs afternoon paper. and the judge Is la the wrong. having subjected himself to criticism like any other public oniciai the Star may sln out. otherwise some official on thaI publication ls liable Co be hitting the high place. la the n-af fuIun-.
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ss~s. ef Itts-n.y ., Nugget o%so.
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AT = the , Cs.ss stock C. hard ware cut to empty his ~srehoJss. O-her prices according to this scale
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in.Dfs fhay fOfes ths employees gf th' Hartman ksHrOao System into a siflEs nDt Tor D+,tsf .aKr but Co IT. and make the Orlciais 0f the read rseoEUIls the Federated Unions in stead Df local unions
 This commences to icyk ss If the snt"hs higher UD are going Co sbsorb ths s'nali or local unions. much th- ss fss as trusts. or companies are being absDri.sd by mergers
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sFNrSsss --g NAVE

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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-09-07

Count al Rosini, the Italian ambss-
Dador. IL at dinner with diplomats when
\ messenger summons him 20 the EN-
bassy. where = beautiful young woman
asks for ticket to the embassy ball
This ticket 10 made out in the name OF
Miss Isabel Thorne chief Campbell OF
.fhe secret service. and Mr. Grimm, his
Fhead detective. are warned that n plot t.
brewing IN Washington. and Grimm goes
% the state ball for Information. His at
tention Ia called 90 Miss Isabel Thorne
who with her companion. disappears. A
fhot 10 heard and Senior Alvarez Of the
Mexican legation, II found wounded
Grimm IL assured Miss Thorne did a. he
visits her, demanding knowledge Of the
Brsir. ard arrests Pietro Petrozlnni Miss
1horne visits an old bomb maker. and they
riscuss wonderful experiment i1fty
thousand dollars II stolen from the office
Of tenor RodrfGucE. the minister from
NtneGuela. ard while detectives are In
veetigatng the robbery Miss Thorne APP
pears as n guest OF tho legation Grimm
Accuee her OF the theft. the money Is
vestcfcd. but n new mystery occurs In
the disappearance % Monsieur Boisssg1r
the Fssnch ambassador. Elusive Miss
Thorne reappears bearing a letter which
states that the ambassador has been Md
raped 6rd Demanding ransom. The am
hsssador returus and again strangely dts
fppears. Later he r. rescued from an old
house IN the suburbs II in discovered
that I'ietro Petrozinni shot SenoT Alvarez
srt that he IL Prince d'AbrUSzi