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MAINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT Is. lsi


Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, ner-
chandtse ana passengers. Oh Dominion Line
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Nortoik. met-
chandtse and passengers. Old Dominion Line:
steamer Aurora Furman, Petersburg ano
lanes River landings. merchandise ana pas
sengers Furman Line
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mes-
ehand;se and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Nortoik. mer'
chandise and passengers, oio DOMINION LIN.
rarres River landings. merchandise ana pas
ssn1sr. virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg any
James River landings. mercnanoise anu pas
senSere Furman Line.
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bales: 10 France. Se.s., bales: to the CONT
nsni. 1',2io bales: stock. 400 a23 bales.
Consolidated a, all ports-Net receipts
$50 bales: eXpor, 20 Great Britain. 81. i2i
bales: to France, S-.s2l bales: TO the CONT
nent. PISS bales
Tota! since September at all ports-Nst
receipts. 3s6..ii bales; export 10 Great
Britain. Io4,ss9 bales; TO France. H.4i4 bales:
20 the Continent. 7s.5os bales.
New Orleans La, September iS.-cotton
futures opened steady at a decline Of s
points on poor cables and bear;sh private
crop accounts. kilograms from South Tex
as stated that more cotton already has been
hnned in many sections than was raised
last year. Soon after the call the market
was 90 10 points down. Shorts took profits
AID the demand from this source was
heavy. Selling increased toward the middle
OF the morning. but trading was chiefly by
professionals. In the afternoon the market
was dull and easy. Spot cotton was quiet.
&c. off: middiing. llssc. Sales on the spot
rs bales and ie5 to arrive. Futures closed
steady al net decline OF iSg25 points
Closing bids: September. u.24: October.
Ii.22: December. I...; January. u.S: March,
-L5S. May. lit.
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soUTtIEN RAILWAY

FREAlEfl .-AARIER OF THE 6OU1H
Trstns Leave RlchmoAA-
R-Fcj!owtng schedule ngures publish
"A A information and not guAfantse1:
Ter the South-Dsily: SIZE n II Local
a.H A Il Express go r. 4 Dxprsss
Mn electric lighted Sleeping Car for AZ
anta and B.-rningham- HIS p. n ExDssaa
Wesk Day4: 400 p. ~ Local
YORK RIVER LINZ
a. p. N-DaLy.-ConnsctinS for Bait.
more Mon. wed and Friday. So 4 A-D1-
Nun- and 3:IS r. A.-Aon.. Wed ADD Fri
day-LooAo
Trains Arrive Riehmonl
From the south: S:te a II. SO A. n
q p. n. S.0 p. u. daily: i3:S IL Sun
Har- wed. ana Fri. as p. II II. suA
q = BURGESS. p. p. A..
N Z Aaia 81 Pnnns Aadtsoo m
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BOND LIST.

Aliis-Chalme-s IS CTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So.
American Tobacco Co. Ole IS (bid)..... ~.
American Tobacco Co old as Io!db-.-- I203x
At!at.c 'CcsSt Li.e st IS toid) ~
A--.C- =. Il ana y. &S ODD .5-.
\. :. L. COW. IS Gin Baltimore. asked IO3ls
Chesapeake and Ohio cow. s;zs... sss.
-lzzett ana Myers 5s-.---.----..--...---. SIS
L!ssett aad Myers IS did -2U5z
Lombard Company IS Odd 81.
LoT!..syG Com pAny IS toid) -.......-....- 1919.
Norfolk AID Western cow. - Odd .... 49,
Seaoosrd Air Line STAN ped IS CbidJ.... $50.
scaSos.G Ar Line adj ss........ ~.
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 7SI.
Southern Railway Is. .............T u.
Cl!tsd states Stee! nd 5s.............. Loo
REGISTERED Is. $50 (b!al I0Ils
L. : registered IS. I5l5 tb.dy ............. -02
Panama ne" Is Lo!cl .-..-.-.-.-.... 1913.
ES--Rrowa Bros cts lbd) ......... =
Ni.gia!a-Ca-. Chem IS: :. DID IS
sA-Ey. aaa Power Co IS tasked)...-.- e5ls
WABASH deb. as asked ................. :.
NabGs1-Pi;ts- Term 80 4s..- so-s
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RanrsaDS
Che.apeake & Ohio Railway

7:3OA.-Local-Dai!y--S Nsve
s:n A-Lccai-Daiiy-Chvt VILE. Ex Sun
ThurmoD4
. % A-Exprss0-Daily-N Old Point
10 90 A.-LocaI-Daty-Lehbg Lac G CerSs
sil 90 Noon-Express-Daity- OLD PIT
IS P.-Express-Daily. Gin. L Vile.
"A 20 P-ExLress-DaSiy-So n GsvA
y 90 p-LocAl-Oaily-N. Eswa. Cs6 Point
S.s P-Local-Ex. Sun--Gordonsv1lla
k.Is P-Local-Ex. 6un--LynchbufE-
q 20 P-LimiteA-Daiy-Ctn IT, Chicago
Ell "a p-Expseas-DAiy-C L'v1IIs.
ss:eepera frarior Can
rRAiNB ARRIVE RICHAOND-Loeai Aren
EAT; S:,S 4 ~. To p. II ThEeu1h from
E..t: 80 \ n, 1:0 p. II. S:0 p. Il LEGAL
TTom west: $40 A. H.. So1S A. Il. S9d
7:So p. II. Through: So n n. HIS 4
81 and 1:se p. II
James River Line: sS:1 \ LIZ go =. y
s.J1a.v czaept EundaS.
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Tazewell, Va, September 1S.-Tne
t<reat TazeweIl fair will commence
tomorrow. and Indications are that
the attendance and attractions Will be
beyond the average In every paIucn-
lar. Governor Mann's address on Weo-
nesday will draw large crowds from
adjoining counties.
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yellow, ssa zoe. oats-Nt. whI;e. SIC
S5isc. standard 33A q SAC.
Elsin. Ill. Septembe: IS.-The quotation
committee OF the Eigin Board OF Ira ie TO.
da! declared butter Arm q, sc.
Baltimore, Nd. September I6.-Wkcat-
Easy; contract. ei$c. Corn-Duli; contract.
ssc Oats-Good demand FOR contract a:
iokc. Rye-Moderaee demand: No wes:-
ern. .s9 Soc: No. nearby. car lots. 500 Sc.
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aeueh hound xyaSno schedulea 70 teoye Hienr
nosa 1Gliy: 80 Il 1-Ioess - 1osasoA
- p N-Geepers and coachso. AtIsesa.
1srmtashanr. savannah. Jacksonville I'm
n N-siSepers and coaches, JeckceoullN
u.x p. 1.-Slsepsrs sad coaches. Asseasa.
ssS.IS1 - srrfvS . Raehmoo1 1a11y:
r. n =, S:1 a H. So ?. u. So =. II
IOool
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

r.r-azo. September !s-waeat showed
sap.ezs to-day uBG~r ;he seish; "f his
.Frrease II ~. ~ Ole >Gppy The c,osc
vas rs--~g. at rrI.os vrrrt-g iro nSstUT-
Ea- riEhr's .sv~i 20 - 5".o-. Lsf's; r;aS-
~ .s.- cora rz-E.ag '-on rs % 20 -.
s- oats down So. 80 - &. zEa lows
s.-a IS sNFs-si-s > - -.'sr
.saG.as :g;arcs rs7zsa - follow.
Low gfHSs
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Rich-s.d ( Peasbur1 leeise Raiiua

car. leave Manchester. ssveoth ana Perry
s,reeta Tor PeteE0ourg:
a "a u, ~ l. n. = Z = Z 1
..s:S. 81, {. = y p. u
no p n. fes Gososer. u:oe midnight for
ca ieSve Pessrsburg. foot q 0ysamors
street., .or Xanchsster:
ss.N az ss7:A ~ S:A 81. sle:A u:0
~. NEE. 1:A IL. 3;N sA:H S:~ 50
~ az S:H ~le:lA U:O p. u
fDsaiy. except SUNDAYS and heiiAayA
scsrs:ss baggage and express
An IN from Petsssoure eoaAses With
cars for Richmee@
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c.. September lS--Spirits
Turpentine-Steady al s7Ac.: receipts %
casks. Ros;n-Steady at $So5s receipts S.
barrels Tar-Ftrm at 30. receipts bar
reIs. Crude Iurpentine-Firm at $-a2s q 4So:
receipts IS barrels
Savannah. Ga. September fe.-Turpentine-
Firm a, $40; sales LAST casks: receipts
,aI5 casks: shipments 4.sSs casks: took
ssIss casks. Rosin-Firm: sales 2.si2 bar
re,s: receipts 4,i42 barrels; shipments t,S2
barrels. stock l0s o2l barrels. Quote: B and
D. SS2S
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VIII Re Sent to Reformatory.

Especial to The I1mee-DiSpaln-i
Harrisonburg. Va. September ~
John Lehew. Grover Curry. Oscar ana
John Malone confessed to stealing three
gallons Of whiskey" from a southern
Railway car and will be sent TO the
reform school near Richmond fne
boys are ten t. fourteen years old.
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CATTLE MARKETS..

Chicago. September 1s--cattle-Reee!pts
% 600 head Market steady. Beeves, so-Iag
1855: Texas steers. SAFE @ $40; western steers.
IS T5as1S; stockers and feeders. 81 G..ia'
cows and heifers. s2soasoo; caves. ssa %.
HogsReceip,s 10000 head Market "eAH'
mostly loc lower. Light. SEES 4Sso' H!1eo.
xs,osasLS: heavy. S7ss9s1o: rough. ES9
Sos: pigs sa15as.iS; bulk Of sales. ssa
SIC. Sheep-Receipts 400 head. ma Sc
S.eady 70 Ioc lower. Native, $35oq l. %:
western, sase94ss: yearlinss. $40 So
Jambs. native. SASS Zs5: western. s. 93.o
New York September is-Beeves-Receipt
500 head Market irregular Steers, Sog
s.5: bulls. ss.5og5.z5: cows. s2Sgscc Calves
Receipts 2.72s head Market less active:
steady 10 shade lower. yeals. $Sg LOG;
culIs- s6Gs5o grassers and outternat!ks
sGe.@: led calves. ssa1a Sheep and
Lambs-Receipts $500 head sheep eas!sl
tamh. 55ch lower. Sheep. S-7oJAIa; cults
x.Oa2so: lambs s5adLIS: culls, $49a-S.
HossIReceipts ..Isa head: market uneven
at ss.5@.Ia: pigs S9A1a
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED By Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. va
Richmond. Va. September IS. 1919
ACrCAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
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Spanish.-Market steady. Farmers Spanish.
$; per bushel: No. Spanished. shelled. SIC.
per pound; No. Spanish, sheIied. SIC. per
pound. Observation-Disclosures quiet. Jumbos.
s*c per pound: fancy handpicked. 31c per
pound: extra prime. SIC: prime. Sc; ma
chine picked. sc. per pound: Smelling stock.
&C. per pound
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Quocscions Cor ia;erest-pay.ns bonds are
at = price 10 which inceres, must be added.
Income bonds aaa certificates Of indebted
GIsS are fat.
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ARo1U Tin tSTH EWORLD

or,oh~r ~ 1917. from Wv xOSk'
rSru:rv 1918. from san Francesca
=. sns steamship Cleveland (1s;o0e
,cn.s. ma dayG duration each etulos:
eoss $3.50 up. including All necsssaay
sX~enSes aboard and ashore. faitway'
hotel shore excursions. essr'sses'
eu,os IoWwAN,, rsassss AesuA
- = IeSo Ssvsee. 0SeSOsees V
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pcY GOODS Market

New York. September 6.-AaE orders
were lare In the leadin ssllia Aeneies and
converting houses handling cotton goods.
there Is considerable duplicating IN fail
lines. Wide prints are 6rmer. Yarns rule
arm, but quiet.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

By Richard W. Maury,
Stock and Bond Broker, Io-5 E. Main Street
Richmond. Va. September Is. El2.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond Va, September IS 13l..
Following are the quotations OF the Rtcn-
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1aoss-nressed age Sa,es.... q 1000
Load yous cars So that hay at doors rep
re..nts contents and thus avoid reflections
This marke, grades hay in accordance
with the Nat!ona! Hay Association.
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s. s<aIs7s ~ . hard. ssa sszc. csrn-Ne
2. SSssAc. Ne white, TeorAe. NJ
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAKKEr.
Richmond. Va. September 10. tSH
Following are the quotations on the hscD'
mord Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SHIPPING.
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salea Stock.

go Allis-Chalners .,..''...'.
yAnis-Chalmers. pia.'''''
100 Amalgsmated Copper 80
100 Amer. Ayr. Chem. com
500 Amer. Beet Sugar. COM
~. 40 American Can ..,'-'''.'''
;,cop American Can. D.
;s.o Amer. Car and FounarN,
Amer. Car and Foun'. pia
5.lsoA merican Cotton oil.
40 Am. Hide and Leather pr
sop American Linseed OH
$50 American Locomotive ''
Amer. Lccom btiNe. plu'''
so Amer. Malt 90, pfd $3.50
200 American smelling 49,.
Amer. Snuf Co, COM
American sugar .,.....'''
iU3 Amer. Tel. and Tel. O.
20 American Tobacco. con-
900 American Tobacco. piu''
800 Anaconda Copper ..''.'''
1880 Atcn.son .....-.....'. ..'''''
Atlantic Coast Line......
4. { l.. OF Connecticut.
100 Baltimore and Ohio.
600 Retnlt hern steel. COM.
Bethlehem steel pfd..'..
s.anO British Amer. Tpb. CO..
100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
400 Central Leather. COM
1850 Canadian Pacific ...,......
1850 Chesapeake and ONO
2na Chicago Great Western
100 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
is Crucible Steel Cor. com.
o. Cruc:hle Steel. pfd........
Chicago and Northwest.
400 Colorado Fuel and iron
ColorI do and southern
Zoe Cons olidated Gas .........
100 Delaware and Hudson.
Den and Rio Gran. com.
Den. and Rio Gran. Dtd'
$50 Di.tiiicrs' Sc. Cor....'..
400 Erie Observation-Disclosures.
800 Erie. LIST pfd. ..............
S7i Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
Geo. w. Helme Tob. Co.
500 General Electric ....
200 Great Northern. ptd......
$40 Great Northern Ore cts
100 Illinois Central .........
2.eHo 1nterboro-Met. .......-....
400 Interboro-Met.. pfd.
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ya-Cs- Chem o:d. ,. c......-eo 1-s 1T
Va Building and Loan Co..-...IV0 10
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. September IS. 1872
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-15
TAF rs FAv0R|TE
IN UGLY LIGHT
LETTER OF cLERk SHOWING RAY
uP Is AGAIN MADE
PUBLIC.
CHARGES ARE SERIOUS
ARMY OFFICER SAID TO HAVE
RUINED HOME PAYMAs-
TER-TAF-T PROTECTS
CHARGES ARE SERIOUS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The now
famous letter written by heart
broken paymaster's clerk. to Paymas-
ter General Charles whipple. plead
ing that his home be protected against
invasion by Major Bercham X. Ray.
President Taft's unrulv. and. It - al
legged, INSCRIPTIONS army favorite,
was produced In evidence before the
House COMMITTEES on Expenditures ir
the War Department today.
In his letter. the clerk recites Ia
pathetic detail that hh wife and him,
self had nursed both Major and Mrs.
Ra-- through serious Illness: had given
up their homo to them; that he had
even endangered his ofllciai position
to protect the major from political
enemies. That in return for his self
sacrifice and loyalty Ray, by threats
and false representation. had first
frightened and then won th4 conn.
1encs Of his wtfas ..'' Y
Following tho submission Of this
letter In evidence and tho letter writ
ten by General A. l.. Miles, suggesting
that Major Ray be 4iAd BY court
martial. was read to the committee on
expenditures.
President Taft refused 70 consent
to such trial. Under the patrona9e
OF his powerful chief. moving from
city to city. practically e be sees At.
.TCentfnned o. escond pa9e,l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-15
Tells OF His Part in Rail
reading Schiff's Valet
to Penitentiary
GRAND JURY MINUTES
NOW MADE PUBLIC
Nothing in the Record Show
ing the Crime of Bur-
glary in First De-
gree Committed

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-One more
obstacle between Foulke Emgle Brandt
and freedom was cleared away TO-DAY
when Detective Lieutenant Joseph d.
Woodbridge went before tho grand
jury and confessed that the report he
made ON Brandt. showing that he had
criminal record. and upon which
Judge Rosalsky has admitted that he
based his decision In sending the for
mer valet Of Mortimer l. Schin to
prison for thirty years was framed
up" and that 20 far ~ no knew Brandt
had no criminal record.
Woodbridge. looking hagxard and
pale, and. clinging to- the rail to keep
from coHapsing. explained that he had
been unable to sleep for days. and
that he finally decide 70 ten his own
part In 'railroading" Brandt.
He said his report on Brandt had
been obtained from an employment
agency.
was there anything said At the EN-
was q criminal?" he was asked.
mo, nothing he replied.
The confession OF Woodbridge adds
m Important link to tbs chain Of EVIL
Idenc4 f0r ed blyj nistriet Attorney
Whitman and Brandt's lawyers TO
show that the valet was sent 70 prison
through conspiracy. Prominent offl-
cials are said to b implicated by
woodbridge IN = written statement
which he aligned for tho district at
tornAy &C the .koncIusion OF hts testi-
mony. Another. important link was the
discovery Of q letter written by How
ard 8. Cans. counsel Tor Mortimer L.
- 9Coa1ln1eA - second paga.l
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CASES
FALLING !! IAR0uGA
COURT GIVES TnEEDOM TO i've
AND ORDERS DisxIssALs
10 FoLLok.

vITERBo. TTALY. Feb l$.--1ntense
excitement was caused here today by
the release Of Frauccsco Desidert6 and
Antonio Psrcuosc. two Of the Camor-
rists. who have been on trial ter the
murder Of 0ennarro Cueccoao and HE
wife. Both prisoners wArs alleged to
have been present In ~ Ada tavern
In Isagnoli on May 20. 1890, when tho
crimes were plotted.
In ordering their release the court
held that they could mot b kept IN
prison longer ~ they had already
served the maximum sentence pEostd-
ed for their alleged Ofkenso-
For the same reason seven moro
CAm0frista are to be released tomcr-
row and thirteen on Friday.
Tho action Of the court has aroused
public Indignation 70 : high pitch Tho
prevailing opinion seems 20 b that
the release Of tho prisoners accused
Of only minor parts IN the tragedy
;realiy foreshaAosws the is1tanaa4n xs~
lease 6x the entirS band s : S e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-15
BODY
Fur Byrd BILL
Directors Want Tax Inequal-
tiles in Commonwealth
Removed
Mr.. BYRD SPEAKS AT
MEETING OF BOARD
Report Of COMMITTEES On Leg.
islation Favoring Bill Is
Unanimously
Adopted

q q H
The board Of directors Of IN Cham
ber 81 CommxscA n nestiAg bed
yesterday ntaeenoons end0r1ed "
strong terms the AyTa tan Commiaston
Dsn "A eApseas06 n 6foAAlix emDnAtsc
terms, di6approva1 q The Waite seSre-
The mattsr came sbseors ths direc-
tors In the form of. = report Of tbs
COMMITTEES On LegiaiatAon.A which had
ben dtrectsd.to lock inIo the tciAave
merits O6 til tHo bills, repreeenta-
bill, IL enacted in4p lqw, would operAfA
greatly 10 the disadvantage Of Rick
mond and ths ether ctuee q s
Adopes llssoastssas.
The board unanimouss- adopted the
foiiowing resolutions offered BY John
::.Ths Richmond Chamber Of Com
merce having carefully constdereA thA
act entitled = bin to estahliah : etate
Tax Commission. etc. 10 nrmly. Of the
opinion that the measure = one az the
greatest moment TO the welfare Alld
progress. Of the Commonwealth o.
Virginia Under the present sysaem
greo dtveste6 at the proper eeAtEel
Of the sub1ects Of tAxati0n-the ~,
OF the SUBJECTS OF taxation-the an
seasment on lands ana personal prop
efty being left without proper supee-
viston and guidance to the commits
sl0nefs OF towns. cities and counties.
A. q consequence Of this, In many
instances. the subjects OF taxation are
tan rate u uniform the localities
whore guch characterization u made.
escape thedr just Dfoportton Of taxes
FIR fhA 1uDnorf or the ROvornment.
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.EXPECT 4 RUSH
OF Bills TODAY
Last Day on Which General
Measures May Be
introduced =
|ANTI-MILITARF
BILL is DEAD
Spessard Measure Killed in
Committee Dispensaries
in Bad Repute Bond Is
sue for Pensions Invalid

Today II the 1t "a which th<
legislative bill-factofy nnaS operate
on full time. In accoedASak5s with tn
joint resolution pa11e peveral dAya
ago by the HOUSE aAA 4enasA
!. And the bIll-r1ceRNkNloD on the
desks OF tho clerks 0c the Senate
and House will be fun IN the time
those bodies adjourn this afternoOn
Knowing that tho tine was short
the members yesterday put In over
time on bills and introduced 4 great
number aiong every line cf legisla-
ton.
Altar today no bills may be intro
duced except such - have 10 do with
cal In their effect. This will greatly
aid the overworked committees and
clerks.
Military hin DeaA.
The .'threw-dQwn" received by the
Spessafd bill looking to cutting II,
half the military appropriations Of
the State was one OF the features Of
the day yesterday. The matter wns
given = public hearing yesterday
morning before the House Finance
Committee. Of which Mr.. gpAG4Afd
himself u Z member. AdjutAnt Gem
eral Sale and q number Of the com.
missioned ofiicers OF tho State militia
were before the committee and made
strong speeches against such treat
ment Of the military arm of the State.
1t was spojnte1 out that the virginia
troops were increaaing IN eflciency.
ana were the only defsnse Of The
State against any considerable dis
9ument the committee postponed tho
NIL AfnNAtv WAieh - the MALTA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-15
LABOR MEN N
Twenty C|T|E
UNDER ARR6|||
One Indictment Charges II
ticipation in Gigantic
Dynamite Plot 8;
THREE LAWS ARE ca
VIOLATED BY Az
Forty-Six Charges Are Z
cluded in Bill and Cover
Period Dating Back B
to 1906 a
MEN UNDER ARREST.

lives In Chicago; headquarters I'll
Indianapolis.
John t. Butler, Buffalo, -;
vice. president. ss
Herbert 5. Hockin, Dctfuo
ary.treasurcr. sg
Michael J. Young, Boston, me1ss
bcr executive board and pFGGs
dent Boston local union, No. I. vi
Richard Fl. Houlthan, ChicaG
financial secretary Iron Wosbeeo
local Union No. 1.
G. Z. Dowd, RochegteF, eoEs
ncr national organizer IntcsuA~S
tional 1achinlsts' Union.
Franck G. Webb, New Y0g1k
former member National lroM
Workerss executive hoard.
Henry ". LciGle&cr. 0enlEss
formerly member executive boaE43
formerly Of Pittsburg, now p<oues
dent Denver Iron Workers. Uu1r0s
No. ~. III
John II. Barry, 81. Louis, To-
mcr member executive bOaxx
Daniel J. Brophy, New 1Ne9
former member executive 6oo4 v
Michael J. Cunnanc, Fhtl ~
phia, business agent. b0cA1 uN9es
James Cooncy, Chicago -
ness agent local union.
william 3. Redtn. MilWomo
business agent local una0n.
Paul j. MoEFin, 81. LOui4 -
ness agent local union.
Peter J. Smith, Cleveland, -
ness seeut local nni0n. 49, Il
". j. lscCaan. Kannas GeHs
hnsinesa agent IssaS -un6ss1s
N11c3AuGo y. x1uN6sous I'm!
fornssr 1sasiness ae9ns io6a1 49,
now agent Scranton OcaUN1
Labor Unson.
John n. Carroll, trun Wde1ES
ayreetpd n9 EyRsrusA
Edward e. Philips. 6yracm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. local unleu
Fred sherman, IndianApoz
business agent local union.
r a.. W Resey. CiwcsNMn4E
fne,mner husineas AGENT Inklfae
nolls ln<,al union. SA
Jawcs Il. Raw, Pecria, N
x,resafaent yocnD union.
p.frick j. Farrell, New y0rls
iron worker.
Edward Clark, Cmc1nnn1
former delcsate. Il i.
Daniel Buckley. Davenport. H.
hustress ascent.
AIbrrt Brown. Kansas C1lY,E
Edwnrd Srnythe. Peoria, H.
1,usluess agent.
Andrew J. Kayanauxlb. aS39o.s
~ - Snrsnrl9eld. nj. !!
III financial secretary
union.
Herman q. ScifYert, arrested ~
Milwaukee,, sss IS
George Anderson, CIeve1aH
irx,n worker. known A. .sNlpue
William Shurc. or Sclln 4
(hicnrn iron yvOrker.
Jau,cs Couxhlin, ChicaeO, ifofE
wdrker. IA
Charles wachtincister. D.
frnlt. ht,sjne@s agent.
Fred Mooney. iron worker. 49,
rcseetI n Duvuth. MINI, ss|
frank =. Mummy. Dcfruit
fness aren't. M
anurrron p Meadosa. Irf1a
anoiis. h,ysiness agent di11sI1I
Nr,s,nTsr ). fntrr1.saff,daa .Hr61I 1lII31 r.
hooei ~ Carncnttrs ana Jolsl Il
ch.rses M PENN. AaseS
arrnt ana serretarv az the N1l
ns-r,niis Builtlinr Trader CO.. n
- N ~
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Feb ii
M rred IN one police indtct
,ith participation tn a xtssntto
or the Illegal interstate trang6G
ON ~ dvram,,e and nifro-e1rce1
fty-four members Of orsanjsed
,nishf AIRS planning the moyef3
I,,st Is made before fsrsis sss
nee in the United States IT,
,onrt here March IL. when tlb1S
: arrairned. The men. tn1iS =
wenty cities. were all arroG12
NJ Indictment. whose charxaoS
orty- EIGHT specific eases sc
r nsnortatfon. Thirty-one o4lse
9ii.' toachinx On other pnss
he conspiracy. are stiii secYS
noueh the general charges IT,