The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

made to have IL passed Al the present
session. Some debate Is desired. and
we have much work TO do. But we eX-
pect to secure its enactment at tho
special session to come after the in
auXuratiOn." The bill would confer a
provisional government OF the Philip
pines at once. and pledges complete
Independence OF the archipelago within
eight years.
Senator claud. A. Swanson. Henry G..
Stuart and Congressman {. .. Carlin
were also with the Wilson party from
| Washington. Congressman IA. -. Flood
is on the reception committee. Presl-
dent William III. White, or the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. brought party
from Richmond on his private car. His
guests are Governor and Mrs. William
Hodges Mann. Lieutenant Governor J.
Taylor Ellyson. Arthur Glasgow. OF
IIchmond and London. John X. Branch.
OF Richmond, and Robert /. Parrish. OF
COvington. Guests of Lieutenent-Gov-
ernor JOSEPH +. Willard on his pri-
waite cas' Range" are as follows
! Richard Evelyn Byrd. J.. Tate irvine.
John Garland Pollard. Charles Y.
Meredith. John Stewart Bryan. 4. J.
Montague. r. Lynch Montague. Harry
! u. Smith. Jr.. and Alexander Forward.
Has Good Memory.
Governor Wilson has a good memory.
lie recalls his friends. lie remember
ed very well he said the work done
for him by Captain willard Speaker
Byrd and Mr.. Smith They are all
good fellows" ho commented.
Many a cord Of wood has gon. up
! In smoke IN Virginia t1-night. \ good
many cords were observed from the
| Wilson train. After darkness came on
they were pretty nearly continuous.
ked fire in abundance was purchased
/ by the people OF Charlottesville, and
| hundreds OF people there succeeded In
shaking hands with Governor Wilson.
No more stops were riade until
( stanton was reached. but the people
. were out any way. i band was wasted
al one point, for IL had no chance.
At Crozet the Governors salute OF
seventeen guns was fired with dyus-
mite Russell Bargamin. OF that. place.
boarded the. train at --harl prtesville
and told about the dynamite not guar
anteeing that IL would not be exploded
under the train But the story did not
not develop. 20 the disappointment Of
the newspaper representatives Green
wo ID. Alton. Basic City. Waynesboro
and Fishersvine had some people out
and some fires going and emitted some
yells
OF course there are people here with
memories Of the kind always produced
on such occasions. Lieutenant g over
nor Ell~sou duobts II there is another
person who ever before heard 4 Pres
ident speak ia stanton. He heard
Franklin Pierce address an audience
In 1855. ffty-eight years ago Inquiry
here Tonight from fifteen women pr
duced the unanimous report that they
could not remember the occa sion q
was TOO far away
II should not BE- forgotten. for the
fame % Stanton does not rest alone
upon Woodrow Wilson In the sane
year that witnessed the birth or the
distinguished citizen whe Is mere to-
night another noted Nirglnisn was
born on tlse opposite side OF the same
street ia this city. lie is no other than
State Senator Arthur 2. Harrnan. now
one Of the representatives from Rich
~ md &. the Legislature. He IS also
here for the occasion. and the honor -
almost too great for stanton 70 bear.