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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
BIG MOTOR BOAT
MAY DEFEND CUP
.-~~--~-- -
NEW YORK PLANS CRAFT THAT
WILL HAVE TWO ENGINES OF
400 HORSE POWER.
NEW TYPE is POPULAR
COMBINATION OF SEA- COIN G
CRUISER AND PLEASURE BOAT
FINDS FAVOR AT INTERNA-
TroSAL EXHIBITION.

NEW YORK, March with the
International motor boat race for the
Harmsworth trophy assured, an in
,eresting announcement has been
made at the motor boat show in
Madison Square Garden. Albert e.
Smith, one of the directors OF the
Motor Boat Club of America, has
ordered a high speed boat. which
will be built as defender for the
cup. now held in this country. or at
least to start in the trial races. The
boat will be equipped with two 400
horsepower six-cyiinder gasolene ma
rine engines Of special design.
Mr.. Smith has been an enthusiasts
tic yachtsman for number OF years,
and last season successfully raced
the Edith ii, 24-foot Elko Elk
press tender, which won most of the
important races In her class, includ-
ing the international championship
trophy and the New York to Pough-
keepsie long distance race, 1872 miles,
in the fastest time ever made over
the course, Mr.. Smith steering and
handling the boat himself.
1t In the intention of Mr.. Sutphen
and Il. A. Riotto. who will give his
personal attention to the instaiia ton
of the power equipment. to have the
boat in the water by May l. so that
Mr.. Smith and his operators can get
the greatest amount of experience in
handling the craft before the inter
national trial races take place.
Local buyers In search of an outfit
that combines the comfort of sea-
going qualities and reliab ility OF a
cruiser with the pleasure OF. an open
boat, and at the same time provides
suitable protection In case OF sudden
storms incidental TO days cruise,
seem to have centered on a new type
Of day cruiser. 1t is 40 feet over all
ana has a beam of feet inches,
with n draft under a moderate load
tHg of feet. She r. built on the
lines designed by a well known naval
architect. finished In genuine Hon
duras mahogany. with panelied sides,
infaid with ebony and white holly
The equipment IL all that could be
desired. and includes electric lights
and n power air whistle, the pressure
for the latter being furnished by a
compressor mounted on the engine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
MALONEY DOES WELL
!. AGAINST PAL MOORE

NEW YORK. March 2.-'.Morc has
easy time whipping Tommy Maloney."
"Maloney proved too aggressive for
Pal Moore"
"Maloney Ii beaten by Moore on
points"
pal Moore slow Ia bout with Me-
loney."
''MAloney outhghts Moore"
"MAloney meets master"
These are headlines from six New
York newspapers Thursday on the
Noorc-Naloney bout at the Olympic.
The crowd was, ~ divided in their
opinion - the scribes. All agree,
however,. thst Moorerwas not up to his
Usual form-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
VIRGINIA FIVE WINS
FROM TARHEEL TEAM

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March
1.-The University of virginia's bas-
ketball team made 1t two straight
from the boys OF the University OF
North Carolina here Wednesday night.
The final score was % to IS. Neither
team displayed unusual form. The
score:
Virginia. Position. Carolina.
Rixey -. right forward 49,. Tiliett
(Giil, Betts)
Kearns. -. left forward 49,. Smith
(Churchman)
Jones. centre 80. Flrcn
fBertram, Cannon)
Cecil. ..... right guard ..... Long
(Driver)
Campbell. left guard go. Hanes
(Neff)
Goldsmith, 6; Rixey 2; Church.
man, i: Jones, /; Cecil. 8; Driver. L:
Campbell. /. Goals from foul--Ritch,
4; Rixey, s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
ARTIE HOFFMAN, OFF
TOJOIN THE CUBS

CHICAGO. March Ais Artie Hof-
man still In the holdout class? is the
question being asked by Chicago fans
following the outfielder's arrival late
yesterday. President Murphy Thurs
day asserted he had received no sign
ed contract.
Holman, however. leaves for West
Baden Thursday night, and 1t Is ex-
pected all differences Will be settled
by Chance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
CLEVELAND BOWLERS
LEAD AT BUFFALO
TEAM DOUBLES AND SINGLE
SCORES NOW HELD BY
OHIO TENPIN MEN.

BUFFALO. n. Y. March Bowl
ers from Niagara Falls, Fredonia and
Buffalo Occupied, the alleys In the n.
b. A. tournament Thursday. Cieve-
land pin knights hold the top places
In the three classes.
f.. r.. Greenfield, OF Cleveland.
Wednesday night jumped into the lead
in the individual class with a score
OF 643.
Rogers and Greenfield. of Cleve-
land. rolled 1,16< and now lead in
the doubles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
DUGAN RIDES FOR
4 PA[TRY $4,000
CRACK BELMONT JOCKEY FINDS
ANTT.RACTNG LEGISLATION
HAS CUT DOWN BIG FEES.

NEW YORK, March 2.---As proof
that anti-racing legislation has taken
winning jockeys out OF the nabob
class. the announcement Is made that
Eddie Dugan, one of the cieverest
riders in the country. has signed to
ride for August Belmont this year for
$4,000.
In the palmy days OF the racing
game such q rider as Dugan could
easily have commanded $4,000. Du-
gan viii leave Thursday for Garnet
=. C.. where .Belmont's string Is vim
tering.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
RUSHERS WIN GAME
OF INDOOR BASEBALL

The, Rushers defeated the Busters
at indoor baseball in the Y. NJ. c. A.
league game Wednesday night. The
score by innings: r. II.
Rushers ..........1 i o-s 13
Busters .......o1 0 22 0 1t 10
Summary: Two base hits--Gilliam,
Rufty, Robinson. Street. Struck out
BY Gillian. Is; by Street, 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
COULON AND CONLEY
RETURN MATCH OFF

NEW ORLEANS. LA, March a.
There will be no return match be-
tween Johnny Coulon and Frankie
Conley, according to announcements
here Thursday BY Pop Coulon.
There 10 possibility that the West
side Athletic Club here wfll secure
frankie Burns to meet Coulon here
at some future date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
HAMMOND COMES HIGH
nut WE MUST HAVE HIM.

LONDON, Mar. 2.--Houso rent OF
SIS, 900 will be one Of the items IN the
expense BILL OF John Hays Hammond.
American representative at the Coro-
nation OF King George. Hammond has
rented the house Of the late baroness
Burdett- Coutts. one OF the 'suhow" res
licences Of Piccadilly for the entire
Coronation season. Il 10 said he plans
an elaborate program OF social func-
tons while here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
FRANK GoTCH rs READY
TO WRESTIE BEST MAN

BUFFALO. N. r., March 2.--.I'n
wrestle the best Of the foreigners .
said Frank Gotch Thursday, answer
Ing the talk from Hackenschmidt.
zbysxko and others. The champion
viii meet Paul Schmidt. OF South AZ
RIGA. In q finish match at Convention
Hall Thursday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
MAKES NEW RECORD
IN "CHINNING" BAR

BOSTON. March 2.---Antoni Lewis.
OF the Brockton Y. NJ. C. A., team.
has Jumped into national prominence
through setting up a new record for
chinning the bar. Lewis chinned the
bar sixty-seven times in a test at the
Brockton gym. thereby SURPRISING the
old record made by 8. l.. Foster, OF
Cambridge. twenty-five years ago by
nine dips. 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02

ton Ward. which were adopted, hav-
ing been approved by the entire
Washington Ward delegation In the
Council. The proposition OF whether
to advertise for bids for erecting the
distribution system on the Southside
or, In view Of the trouble with Storms
& Co., TO have the superintendent hire
men and teams and supervise the
work. was referred to q subcommit-
tee. consisting of Messrs. Jones. Da-
Wis and Lumsden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02

Dorothy Campbell. twice champion
Of Great Britain and America. will try
for English golf honors again this
year. Dorothy should be polite and
give the other girls chance once in
while. mean old thing. Half of them
won't enter now that Dorothy has an
nounced she will play.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
Bowling Briefs

On the Newport alleys the Meat
Packers took two out OF three from
the Alcos, but neither team did any
sensational rolling. Jennings got a
210 string. and In the final frames
Gum put together ais. The score
and league standing:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
BID LANG AND LESTER
10 BOX IN AUSTRALIA

SEATTLE. WASH. March 2.--Jaok
Lester. Tommy Burns white mans
hope" has bsen matched to meet Bill
Lang Ia Australia April ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02

Schlechter. the Austrian, now leads
the masters in the San Sebastian tour
nament. He has won one more game
than Casablanca, but has lost one
more as well. Schlechter has won
four, lost two; Casa blanca, won three.
lost one. Marshall In third. with three
and two.
That will do very nicely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02

Matt Wells, who recently won
from Freddy WEIGH in England, box
ed several times on. this side of the
water. but failed to show much form.
He quit in a bout with Jim Howard.
the Chicago welterweight, claiming
that he was fouled. SO a New York
Sun writer says. He showed better
In the London competitions, however.
Probably WEIGH held him 50 cheap
and got what the Cossack who caught
a Tartar received, a surprise. The
Cossack caught a Tartar who has him
by the head is one translation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
Powerful Motor Boat Planned to Defend international Cup
ed their skill before Longwood
lawnful OF, spectators,

The club never had lease of the
grounds. and they are now for sale.
Harvard University In late years has
built one or two magnificent build
ings near the site of the famous old
tennis club. With its passing goes a
landmark Of the game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-02
ron RENT.

For rent in the Richmond virginian
want ads. will get you . tenant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
CONFERENCE ON
TREATY BEGUN
UNITED STATES AND CANADA
MAKING 4 DETERMINED EFF.
FORT TO EFFECT SUITABLE {
RECIPROCITY TREATY.

Washington, jan IA determined
effort to lay the foundation for a
reciprocity treaty between the United
States~ and Canada was begun today
when Secretary Knox, of the state le-
psftment. welcomed representatives
Of Canada There were six members
at the conference assembled in the
offices of the state department assign
ed to the negotiators, for, in additios
TO Chandler p. Anderson, Charles NJ.
Peter and John D. Osborne for the
United States, and w. S. Fielding
minister Of finance, and VIM. Patter
son, minister OF customs, ror Canada,
Secretary Knox himseir gave up his
afternon to the conference.
The indications are that the nego.
tiatiors will consume at least a week
There Is an enormous quantity Of de-
tail to be considered and the tariff
schedules Of both countries will he
subjected to a careful study.
The first conferences tasted twn
hours, and adjournment was taker
then until next Monday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
ILLINOIS STATE BAR
viii Discuss Proceedural Reform and
other Subjects at Seni-annual
Meeting in Springfield Feb. 5.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE Illinois State
Bar Association will hold a semi-an-
nual meeting at Springfield, ILL.,, on
Feb 16, 1911. The meeting will con
vene at 10 o'clock a. m. for the fur
ther consideration of Reform of Prac-
tee and Procedure in the Conrts.
The afternoon will be devoted to the
ceremonies attending the unveiling Of
the portraits of the ex-justices of the
supreme court in the supreme court
building. The meeting will close
with an informal reception and ban
quet at 6 o'clock p. m. The subject
of procedural reform is one Of great
interest, not only to all lawyers, bnt
is a matter which concerns every citi-
zen of the state. A good program IS
being arranged, and it is desired by
the officers Of the association to make
this a representative gathering OF
lawyers from all sections of Illinois
The general assembly will be in ses.
sion at the time of the meeting, and
the subject of Reform Of Practice and
Procedure in the Courts promises to
be one of the important subjects be-
fore the legislature at that time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
CARNEGIE Trust
CONF ANY CLOSED
ONE or BANKS ACROSS WHICH
ROBINS SHADOW HAS
FALLEN.
OFFICERS AREOPT|N|STIC
Declare the Bank VIII Pay Collar Fol
DoIIar--State Superintendent of
Banks is Not In
Charge.

New York, Jan. IA thirl hank
across which the shadow Of Joseph G..
ROBIN, the Indicted promoter. hal
fallen, closed it's doos $ today aud I
night the state suporirten 2ent ef
hanks is III possession OF the Cagnegie
Trust Company, an Institution with
wide southern and western af4lia
tions.
4 An application for the appointment
of a committee to take charge Of the
person and estate OF Robin was de-
MED his sister, DR. Louise Robino
witch today by Justice Goff in the
state supreme court.
The company was named the Off
cial depository OF federal receivers
and trustees of bankruptcy appointed
by the United States district court on
application OF Leslie NJ. Shaw, who
for period was ITS president, after
his resignation for the United States
treasury department.
A bond of s25,00O was given but
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
THE FINAL AGREEMENT
Reached Yesterday in Tennessee Leg.
slature-- Formal Procedure
viii Begin Monday.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. THE agree
ment between the factionst in the
legislature brought about today in.
sured the permanent and coDstitu-
tional organization of the house on
Monday The senate already being
organized there will be nothing to
prevent the regular procedure Of the
session.
What effect the harmony agree
ment will nave on the senatorial Sc
lection to succeed Senator Frazier is
problematical. To date there are on
ly two announced candidates in the
race, Former Governor Benton Nc
MILAN and Gen. Il. T. Fitzhugh, Of
Memphis. The latter announced his
candidacy today,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
ONE OIL MAN
KILLS ANOTHER
TRAGEDY IN HOTEL IN CANEY
KANsAS-TRoU5LE OVER A
LEASE TO VALUABLE OIL
LANDS THE CAUSE.

Canev, Kas., Jan IA. Q. Trus-
kett who shot and killed ]. e. S, Nee.
ly. a prom inent oil man, In the Palace
hotel here tnis morning, was ar
raigned before Justice Of the Peace
Nm. Lynn late today on a charge Of
murder in the first degree. He was
released on $25.000 bond urtil the
preliminary hearing Monday.
Both Truskett and Nicely were
wealthy. tho latter being president y
the Lima Trust Company, the WIGHT
IA Pine Line Company, and several
otter oil concerns. Enmity arose he
tween the two men some time ago
because Of lease 10 valuable OF
lands near Caney which both mon
claimed. Truskett met Neely IN the
lobby of the MOTEL today, and the
two went into an isolated room.
A moment later two shose were
hesrd. Nicely was dead when rickcd
up. rnuskett AT once surrendered
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
M'MURRAY CASE
IS BROUGHT UP
FORMER SENATOR LONG TELLS
or ARRANGEMENT III HAL
WITH INDIAN LAND LAWYER
OF OkLAH OMh.

Washington, Jan, 1.-Former Sena-
to Chester |, Long of Kansas tod the
special investigating committee y
the house this afternoon that he had
al arrangements with John f. MclMur-
ray, the Oklahoma Indian land lawyer
by which he was to receive an addi-
tion to his expense Of 10 per cent Of
the amount MeMurray received AS MS
fee in the Choctaw and Chickasaw
land cases.
Mr., Long said his connection with
the land cases was contingent upon
the approval by the government q
the contracts between McMurray anl
the Indians. He had represented Me-
Murray, he said, before the attorney
general and the secretary Of the III
terror.
McMnrray had contract with the
two triN&s concerning claims for Sc
gregated coal and asphalt lands, ana
individual contracts with members OF
the two tribes covering all theis
claims and including the socalleh
leased land district"
The so-called McMurray contracts
are supposed to involve fees OF about
s3,000,000 for McMnrray in case the
Indians rights to the. lands are fully
established.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08

there are now on deposit in the $780,
900 involved in compositions and set
Elements, all of which will be indeii'
nitely delayed
The city, which at one time had
$1,G<-,000 on deposit, still has $780,
900, secured by the individual bonds
Of the directors. The state has s39.'
COO on deposit, amply secured by sl0o.
600 bond
The future of the depositors and
stockholders will not be known until
the state superintendent makes pub
lic The report of his findings.
VIM V. Keener, one Of the dircc.
tors, and a member Of the firm OF
Kcener sand lewis, counsel for the
Company, said tonight;
'.Hanked ON what President Howell
saws, the con. n.paly viii ray dollar foi
dollar
President Joseph r. Howell, who
was Induced TO resign tac presidency
1 OF the Fourth National Bank OF Nash
vile, Tenn, to take charge OF the
| Carnegie Trust Company, thret
Imonths ago, was similarly optimistic
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08

Lees Summit, Mo-, Jan 7--Old res
idents of this little western Missouri
town are reteling since the death OF
Senator Stephen b. Elkins OF west
Virginia the story of the saving OF
Elkius life in civil war time by Cole
Younger former outlaw, who now
lives here near his birthplace Ell
kns and Younger grew up together
and were fast friends when the war
started Younger became member
of the Quantrill guerilla band in the
Confederate service. Elkins joined
the Union army. One day Elkins was
captured by some of QuantrlPs men
and taken before the blocdthirs'y
chief, who, as in the case Of all
prisoners, ordered that he be 'fakeh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
BOLD ROBBERY
AT CENIRAL|A
BANDIT SECURED $1o0-SHOT
PROPRIETOR FEED STORE
INJURED LATTER's WIFE
HEADED FOR CAIRO.
Special to The Bulletin.

Special to The Bulletin.
Centralia, ILL.,, Jan. IA lone high
wayman tonight held up Mrs. Albert
Rittinghouse, 55 years old in the office
of her husbands feed store here, Tho
man knocked her half unconscious to
the floor, and robbed the safe of one
hundred dollars
The woman struggled to her feet
then, and attempted to reach tho
telephone, but the robber pointed his
revolyersSin her face and kept her
away from the instrument.
Mr. Rittinghouse suddenly appeared
and the robber shot at him once, the
bullet taking effect In the face. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Rittingnouse are In Ia
serious condition, the woman suffcf-
Ing from nervous prostration.
The robber Is said to have boarded
a freight train on the Illinois Central.
bound south from here.
A man suspected Of being con-
panion of the robber said the nigh.
wayman was on his way to Cairo,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
AV|ATORS THRILL
SAN FRANCISCO
RIVALRY OF LATHAM AND RAD
LEY CAUSE SPECTACULAR
FLIGHTS.
TO THE GOLDEN GATE
Latham Hovers Like sHuge Gull Over
Portals Of the Pacific-Rad-
ley Flies Over Water
Front In EIerio,.

San Francisco, AIM Rivalry be
tween the English aviator, James Rad.
ley, and Hubert Latham, the French
man bird, was responsible for two
spectacular fights at the opening to
day of San Francisco, eight day ayia.
ton meet.
Not to ha outdone by Raley, who
in his Bleriot monoplane, gave the
city it's first aeroplane thrill by flying
from the grsiunds II miles south and
eircling over the ferry slip and the
Pacific cruiser fleet in the bay, Lath
am, a few minutes later after the
Englishman had returned to the avia
ton field. mounted his Antoinette
monoplane and headed for the Golden
Gate.
Radley contented himself with hov
ering over the water front and IL
rounding Goat Island, but Latham fol.
lowed the bay, passed the city an1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
REBELS SEIZE TRAIN
To PREVENT ITS USE
BY GENERAL NAVARRO

Chihuahua, Mexico, Jan. 7--PascneN
Orozco, insurrecto chieftain. to facily
tate his retreat to his true base n
the mountain, or for some other plf-
pose not known, seized train ON tie
Kansas City, Mexico and Oriente r5il-
road this. afternoon.
It is not improbable that the Tsbel
leaders, purpose in taking the train
was to prevent its possible nse by
Gen. Navarro. The seizure occurred
some distance outside Of Minaca.
which is now occupied by detach-
nent of federal troops. Orozco's ex'
plot marks the beginning OF the cam.
paign in the mountains.
Navarro has cleared the line OF the
Mexican Northwestern. The regular
passenger train made the trip from
this city TO Minaca today. and on
Monday will leave for Madero.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
SPECIAL TRAIN WRECKED
Was Bearing Body of Railroad Presi-
dents Mother to Aurora, iii.
Mo One Injured.

Roanoke, Va, Jan. 1.-THE special
train of President Johnson, OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad, which
left Roanoke this morning for Aurora,
H., carrying the body Of President
Jonnson's mother, who died here yes
terday, members Of the family and
friends, was wrecked near Kermit, w.
Va, small station on the Norfolk
and Western, this afternoon. No oae
was injured
The engine crashed into a larse
rock that had rolled from hillside
onto the track. The entire train, con
sisting of locomotive, three private
cars and baggage car were de
rallied.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-08
HO[TSLAW SENDS
/. NEW RESIGNATION
THIS TIME IN FORM or LETTER
T3 GOVERNOR DENEEN
YESTERDAY.
FIRST LEGALLY FAULTY
No Copy Having Been Filed With
County Clerk Of Marion County
investigators May Not
Consider II.

Springfield. JAN State Senator
D. w. HoltsIaw, who confessed iast
June to receiving $500 In connection
with the election. of Senator Lorimer
and at the same time tried unsrr-
cessfully to resign, has further in
volved his withdrawal from the uppe..
house Of the Illinois legislature.
He has written second resigna-
ticn, this time to Governor Denecn.
Announcement Of its receipt was
made today.
The first resignation was sent by
telegraph to Secretary Of State Rose
cn June third. and was declared To
be legally faulty. for d copy had noe
been flied with the county clerk dof
Marion county and forwarded to Gov.
Deneen.
Legal opinion differs ais to the sec
ond sent to the governor.
Members OF the senate inyestfgat-
ing committee. appointed under the
resolution a. Senator Daley, of Peo-
ria, to determine the status of Senator
Holtslaw's scat, declined to say what
they thought Of the second resigna
! ton. 1t was intinlated, however, that
| the committee would 60 aheaI w.sn
its work without giving special con-
sideration to it,
The second resignation was made
| BY letter, dated Iuka, ILL.,, January 4,
1t Is said that the Senator wished II
to become effective at once. An i'm
yestigation at Salem, the county seat,
OF Marion county, showed that no
copy had been fled with County Clerk
IL A. Branson Holtslaw, after he
| discovered that ne had not followed
the strict letter OF the law in his wire
resignation of June last. announced
Elnt he had .cnanged his mind AMI
would not resign.
| A certified copy OF this telegram 81
June 8. however, was transmitted to
the senate when it convened las;
| Wednesday, by Secretary of State
| James Al. Rose. II was read In con.
!. nection with statement made by
4 Lieutenant Governor oglesby, as pre-
siding offcsr OF the senate, who Or
n dered the clerk to pass the name OF
Holtslaw on the roll call.
Il Senator Holtslaw did not come to
Springfield for the opening Of tns
session. His second resignation wa'
written at Iuka Immediately follow
ing the introduction of theS DALEY
resolution and the appointment OF tnt
senatorial board OF inquiry.