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Friday, March
I supply at Fort Davis is tbe only
Waabington, March 9.—A resolution able supply.
and a bill designed to cure tha delect*
Washington, March 7. — The issu
President Roosevelt pointed ont in the involved in the controversy over the
Tillman-GiUeepie reeolation for the in­ pending railroad rate bill were squarely
vestigation by the Interstate Commerce presented to the senate today in the
«ommiesion of railroad discrimination speech of Clapp, one of the Republi­
and monopolies wars introduced today cans supporting the measure without
in the house. The raaolation was in­ amendment, and by resultant remarks
troduced by Representative Townsend, from Bailey and Tillman, who are sup­
of Michigan, and the bill by Represent­ posed to represent the views of the
ative Gillespie, of Texas. Townsend’s Democrats.
resolution provides an appropriation of
Aldrich, Foraker, Crane and other
#50,000 to carry on the investigation, Republicans, who are seeking to amend
and tbe Gillespie bill makes an appro­ tbe bill so as to provide for Judicial
priation of $100,000 for tbe same pur­ review of orders of the Interstate Com
pose.
meroe commission, took tbe position
March
9.
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Washington,
5:45 p. m. tbe senate passed a bill for demonstrated that the friends of the
tbe admission of a new state to be measure are divided and that the bill
called Oklahoma and to be composed of should not be accepted in its present
the Territory of Oklahoma and Indian form.
Territory. I t was the bouse Joint
tOesday, March 8.
statehood bill with all the provisions
Washington, March 6.— The house
relating to Arisona and New Mexioo began its session today by passing with­
stricken out. Tbe motion to strike out out discussion or opposition a bill for
was made by Barrows, and it was car­ the rlief of tobacco growers by permit­
ried by the close vote of 37 to 35, after ting them to sell leaf tobacco without
having been lost by the still closer vote paying the tax of 6 cento a pound here­
of 35 to 36.
tofore charged. Tbe rest of the day
Immediately after tbe disposal of was devoted to tariff discussion, the In­
the statehood bill the house railroad dian appropriation bill being the ve­
rate bill was made tbe unfinished busi­ hicle to carry tbe debate.
ness, but, as the senate adjouned over
Saturday and Sunday, the actual for­
Washington, March 6.—The question
mal consideration of the measure will of the enlargement of the medical de­
not begin until Monday.
partment of the army occupied the ma­
jor portion of .the time of the senate
Thursday, March 8.
today. The question arose in connec­
Washington, March.8. — Today af­ tion with the consideration of a bill for
forded tbe last opportunity tdr general tbe displacement of contract surgons by'
debate on tbe statehood bill, and the physicians who shall be given the rank
session was devoted to that order of of army officers in the reorganisation of
business. Starting with a speech by the medical corps. Hale criticised the
McCnmber, which began a few minutes bill as an entering wedge for an in­
after 11 o'clock, there was no cessation crease of the army, and as a part of a
in the speaking until adjournment. general plan of the general staff, which
Tbe whole time was occupied by three he charged with a purpose to increase
senators, Beveridge, McCnmber and the army’s importance, In his remarks
Patterson, the former supporting and the senaotr said tbe general staff was
tbe latter two opposing it. Beveridge disposed to encourage an invasion of
contended, that, while Arisona and China. Career and Gal linger spoke in
New Mexico were unprepared for sep­ somewhat the same vein of objection,
arate statehood, it was unjust to keep while the bill was defended by Warren,
them out of the Union as one state. Blackburn and other senators. The bill
He took the ground against the Foraker was not disposed of.
amendment, which allows each terri­
Monday, March 5.
tory to vote separately on the question
of Jointure. McCnmber opposed even
Washington, March 5. — President
the joining of Oklahoma ami Indian Roosevelt sent a message to congress
Territory, and Patterson held that Ari­ today, accompanying plans for coast
sona and New Mexico should be ad­ defense prepared by a Joint board of
mitted as separate states.
army and navy oflleers, in which he
Tbe senate will begin voting on the emphasises the necessity for further de­
amendments to the bill at 4 p. m. to­ fenses rand reviews the history of the
morrow, and tbe final vote will be defensive works in this country. The
taken before adjournment for tbe day. president calls special attention to the
Beveridge will have the hour between recommendation of the board that the
11 and 13 o’clock in which to conclude entrance to Chesapeake bey be added
to the list of places in the United
his speech.
States to be defended. He says the
Washington, March 8. — The bouse insular possessions cannot be longer
today passed the Indian appropriation neglected if the United States desires
bill and then proceeded to tangle itself to hold them. Defenses are recom
np over tbe bill to abolish the grade of mended for Manila bay, Pearl harbor.
lieutenant general in the army. The Guantanamso, Guam, Ban Juan and
result waa an adjournment for lack of a Honolulu, because of their strategic
quorum after members had been locked Situation. Defenses are recommended
in the hall for half an bear and the for the entrances to the Panama canal.
eergeant-at-arms had been scurrying to
Washington, March 6. — In the sen­
the various hotels in search of mem­
bers. The vote to consider the bill ate today, Nelson continued the discus­
showed an overwhelming sentiment in sion of the statehood bill, urging the
its favor, and, as it is the pending bnsi- passage of the measure as reported
ners under call of committee, it will from the committee on territories. Tbe
probably be reached and passed in due remainder of the session was devoted
to tbe passage of the bills on the calen­
c o u r s e . ______
dar, ameng them being one providing
Wednesday, March 7. /
for compulsory education in the Dis­
Washington, March 7. — President trict of Columbia and another regarding
Roosevelt today sent a menage to con­ the selection of officers in the revenue
gress announcing his signature to the cutter service. Two others of import­
joint resolution recently passed in­ ance to tbe West were:
structing tbe Interstate Commerce
Providing for the issuance of patents
commission to make examination into for lands to Indians on the Colville
the subject of railroad discrimination«» reservation, state of Washington, un­
and monopolies in coal and oil.
He der tbe Moecs agreement of July 7,
says frankly that he ha« signed it with 1883.
To confer jurisdiction upon tbe Cir
hesitation, because it may achieve lit­
cnit court for the Ninth circuit to de­
tle or nothing. _____
termine in equity tbe rights of Amer­
Washington, March 7.—With six set ican citisens under the award of the
speeches and permission to print two Behring eea arbitration at Paris, and
others in tbe Record, none of which to render judgment thereon.
were on the same subject, the bouse
Washington, March 5. — Legislation
today closed general debate on the In­
dian appropriation bill, and tomorrow by unanimous consent and under sus­
will take that measure up for amend­ pension of the rules occupied the'stten-
tion of the bouse and resulted in the
ment.
Before the house took up the Indian passage of several bills, some of consid­
bill, Capron (Rep., R. I.) secured the erable importance. The adoption of a
passage of a Joint resolution permitting resulotion of inquiry as to whether
the sale of government coal at Fort any criminal prosecutions have been
Davis, Alaska, to the citisens of Nome. begun against individuals in the North­
The situation in Alaska prompting the ern Securities company furnished, the
legislation waa indicated by Secretory text for a speech of criticism by Will­
Taft recently that there is an absolute iams, the Democratic leader, directed
coal famine in Nome. The cold weath­ against tbe administration. Brief an­
er closed navigation before the coal swers were made by Jenkins, of Wis­
ships arrived, and the government’s consin, and Groevenor, of Ohio.
Hermann as a Plagiarist.
Washington, March 7.— Representa­
tive Hermann, probably in a fit of ab-
eentmindednees, today introdned an­
other Joint resolution, proposing an
amenmdent to the constitution provid­
ing for the election of United States
senators by direct vote of tbe people.
This is the second time this session be
has introduced this resolution, and in
each instance be offered resolutions
that had previously been introduced by
other members, running his pen
through the name of the original au­
thor and Writing his own.
Teat Vota on Philippines.
Washington, March 6. — Senator
Lodge, chairman of the committtee on
Philippinee, has decided to make a mo­
tion that tha senate discharge the com­
mittee from farther consideration of
the tariff bill and It be token np for
consideration. Under the rnlee a mo­
tion of this character is debatable. The
senator proposes to make an argument
in favor of the bill and ask that action
be taken by the senate concerning it
He does not ihtend, however, to preci­
pe te a continuation until after tha
statehood bill has been disposed of. ;
Justice to Seized 8eaters.
Washington, March 78.— The senate
today passed senator Fulton’s bill per­
mitting owners of American sealing
vessels seised in Behring sea by Amer­
ican revenue cutters to bring suit to re­
cover on losses sustained, This bill, if
p need by the house, will put Ameri­
'1 can sealers on the oame basis as for­
eigners who suffered from like seisuree
or as American sailors whose ships
were seised by the Russian govern­
ment.
Prospects Are Not Bright.
Washington, March 6.—A conference
regarding tha statehood hill, now pend-
Log,in the senate, waa bald at tha white
house this afternoon, the parties to it
being, besides the president. Senators
Long of Kansas, Burkett of Nebraska
and Warren of Wyoming, all supporters
of the measure. It is conceded that the
prospects for tbe enactment of the meas­
ure into law are not bright, and the
conference waa held for tha purpose of
considering manna to save tha bill.
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