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Chairs alrs decision deci Mr M Becklns R kl si5d If IfMr IfMr I
Mr Hoar did so sohe he rve QUld call c ll him himMr ilmMr m mlr
Mr lr Hoar to to the ohairMr chairMr chain chainMr
Mr Aldrich called a page and told tdldhint t toldhtni ld ldItlrn
hint loud loudctough enough for or all to hear to ask askPresident askPrrsIden t l lPrrsIden
PrrsIden pro tent tern Foe to return to tothe tolh tothE
the lh chair halr Mr Frye who was with withPresident withPreslden withPr
Pr President IdentRoosovolt Roosevelt at the time Ii Iiinediatel Im Immediately hnlnediatel ¬
mediately lnediatel returned to the chamber and andtook andtook 1111took
took the ohatr ohatrJust ohairJust ohatrJust
Just thn thlna a message messa e from the Presi President Presld President ¬
dent d nt of the United States was received receivedMr receledMr receivedMr
Mr Fn6 FO glancing up and andnot riot recog recognizing reaognhlnl rognizing ¬
nizing the theP Presidents sldents assistant Secre Secretary ecre ecretot ecretal7 ¬
tary tot announced A 4 message from the theHouse ilieHouse theHouse
House ot Representatives Senators Senatorssmiled Senatorssmiled enators enatorsmIIed
smiled and Mr Frye made prompt cor correction correction correction ¬
rection rectionMr rectionMr rectionMr
Mr Allison asked unanimous consent consentthat consentthat consentthat
that Mr Gorman be granted the floor to toconclude toconclude toconclUde
conclude his remarks There was no noobjection noobjection noobjecUon
objection and the Maryland Senator Senatorspoko Senatorspoko Senntorspoke
spoko at length In criticism of extrav cxtravagance extravagance cxtraaaance ¬
agance and corruption In the depart departments departments departments
ments and a general denunciation qf qfthe otth ofthe
the th dominant domlnnntpollUcal political party partyNothing partyNothing partyNOthing
Nothing Accomplished AccomplishedMr Accompl Accomp1fs1 Accomp1fs1Mr s1l s1lMr
Mr Gorman declared de lared the Senate was wasadjourning wasldJcurnlng wastidjcurning
adjourning at an unusual time In detcrence det deference deterence ¬
erence apparently to some outside In Influence Influence influence ¬
fluence having accomplished nothing nothingexcept nothingexcept nothingexcept
except the pasag passage of the necessary necessar appropriation ap appropriation appropriation ¬
propriation bills billsMr billaMt bt1lsMr
Mr Allison followed Mr Gorman and andridiculed andridiculed andridiculed
ridiculed the statements made by Mr MrGorman MrGorman dr drGerman
Gorman and Mr Culbcrson He said saidhe saldhe saidhe
he was wa surprised at first but on re reflection retIe reflection ¬
flection tIe tlon was not surprised that the theheritage theTexas theTexas
Texas Senator had not reterred to the theherf theherlthge
heritage herf ige left by b the Cleveland Clevell i1d d Administration Adminis Adm1nlstratlon Adrxdnlstratlon ¬
tratlon as ft a burden for Mcjiiniey to tocarry toc1rr tocarrr
carry c1rr
Diplomatic Visitors VisitorsWhile VisitorsVhlle VisitorsWhile
While Mr Gorman and Mr Allisonwere Allisonwere Allison AlUsonwere
were speaking Speak ng they had In their audi axidlence audience audience
ence In the Diplomatic Dlplomapc8nIf gallery the Chi Chinese Chinese Chines ¬
nese nes minister Sir Chentung Chent ng LiangCheng Liang Llnf1gCheng LiangCheng
Cheng and thePe tlie thePruvian P ruvlan minister SenorDon Senor SenorDon SenorDon
Don Manuel AlvarezCalderon escorting escortingthe escortingthe escortingthe
the new minister fulnlst r from Bolivia BoliviaFrom BoliviaFrom BoliviaFrom
From the House of Representatives Representativescame Represent lves lvescarne
came Speaker Cannon and the House Housecommittee Housecommittee Housecommittee
committee to wait on tho th President in incompany Incompany incompany
company with a like committee from the theSenate theSenate theSenate
Senate The House members were ere Rep Representative Reprefien RepresentUres ¬
resentative refien the Payne of New York and andHemenway amIHemenway andHemenway
Hemenway of Indiana Republicans and andJOhn amIJ andJohn
JOhn J hn Sharp Williams Wl1l1amsot of Mississippi the theminority themmorlty theminority
minority leader leaderIn lenderIn eaderIn
In accordance with a resolution presenled pre presented prosented ¬
sented by Mr Allison the President pro protern prot protern
tern t < m designated Mr Hale and Mr Cockrell Cock Cockrell Cockre1l10Tepresent
rell re1l10Tepresent to torepresent represent the Senate Mr Allison Allisonwas Allisonwas Allisonwas
was excused from serving on hte h1 ht own ownreauest ownrequest ownrequest
request In order that he might con continue continue continue ¬
tinue his speech speechContinuing1 speechConUnulpg speechContinuing
Continuing his speech Mr Allison de declared declred doclired ¬
clared the th expenses of this thts Government Governmentwere Governmentwere Governmentwere
were In reality less men thei those oC oCThe o oot ofotler
ot otler er D patiqns tlqn tlqnThe S S
The Presidents Answer AnswerRetuVdlnsJrpm AnswerRetuh11Dgfrpm AnswerRetutiiIngrpm
RetuVdlnsJrpm th theyistt < ylslt IsI tp tptte tpttedent 4he 11 Presi President Pr sl sldent ¬
dent Mr HlUe Hll and nd MrrQpckrj 1otr epctr Gpcrl > li took lookplacee tookplaces ook ookplaee
places In th the c mentor nt ntOr r alslevand tBls tl > andtheJpr andtheJprmer and the thefpr thefprrner Jpr Jprxner
xner addressed the Chair He said
The President Is pleased to say 15D he hehas e ehas j jhas
has no further communication to tomate tomac tomaic
maicMr mate mateMr mac macMr
Mr Cuyaerson Cu erson engaged In several col colloquies colloquies cottoqules ¬
loquies with Sir Allison In argument argumentabout argumentabout argumentabout
about the financial policy of the Repub Republican Republican Republican ¬
lican party part Mr Aldrich followed In Incidentally Incidentally Incidentally ¬
cidentally making response to the at attacks attaQkS attaqk ¬
tacks taqk from Democratic D mocraUc Senators SenatorsShortly SenqtorsShortly SenztorsShortly
Shortly after 1 oclOck oCl o lQck ck Mrs 1 > lrs Roose RooseveltJs Rooswlt1S Roos Roosvclj
veltJs vclj Bister IsteT lsJ < < r Miss Carow and a d Theodore TheodoreJrjf Theoojrejr
Jrjf jr pamelnto the Senators Senat S nathrs rs reserved reservedgallery l ibservedgallery served servedgallery
gallery and occupied seats In the Presi Presidents Presloents Presidents ¬
dents new newC ew ewr
4 4Gormans
r Gormans GoI nans Prediction PredictionMr p PctoMr ed cti n nIr
Mr Ir GOrman G I n charged that the expend expenditures expendItures expenditures ¬
itures for the next fiscal year Includingthe Including Includingthe Includtngthe
the Panama Canal payments will ex exceed exceed exceed ¬
ceed the Governments income incomeSle Income IncomeRe Income5je
Sle declared the majority loaders had hadtfecllned hadIned had4elIned
tfecllned Ined to take up the tariff because becausethis bccausthis becausethis
this Is a a Presidential year yearIt year1t ear earoIt
oIt It Is for that reason and Its wise wisepolitically wisepolltlcalh wIsepolitIcally
politically but nevertheless the respon responsibility responI responslbflity ¬
sibility I mty Is on you he said He even evenpredicted even evenpredicted evenpredicted
predicted the Republican R publlcnn party will be bein beIn bein
in office offlco four years ears more He declared declaredthere declaredthere declaredthere
there was itS small chanbe of o3r Mr 1 > t Al Aldrlch AldrIch AlS ¬
S drIch denying these things as to con convince conlncEs coniInco ¬
vince lncEs his colleagues colll es Vof of t his going toJa to toJapan toJapan
Japan Ja an to rule rulethere there ad a he rules here hereMr hereMr hereMr
Mr Gorman Gorrnanipredicted predicted theono the ono great greatquestion greatquestion gratquestion
question In the next election will be bewhether bewhether bewhether
whether we shall restrain the power powerwhich powerwhIch powerwhich
which the Executive has taken in rncent rc rccent re recent ¬
cent years yearsThe yearsThe ears earsThe
The Senator Is getting off the ques question questlon questlon ¬
tlon Interrupted Mr Aldrich AldrlchOh AldrichOh
Oh no replied Mr Gorman oThe oTheSenator The TheSenator TheSenator
Senator wishes to divert me Into some somebyway somebyway somebyway
byway bywayThe bywayThe
The Maryland Senator declared the theExecutive theExecuUe theEecuUve
Executive had become an emperor a adictator adIctltor adIctator
dictator and that practically all the thelegislation thelEgislAtion theegIsl
legislation egIsl tion of the session had been to toward towaro toward ¬
ward that end endMr end1t1r endMr
Mr Aldrich paid a high tribute t6 the theRoosevelt thrPres1dent thePresident
President and andsa1dno said no one pad iad J sqrved sqrvedsodhsciehtkrnsly ed eds
s sodhsciehtkrnsly sc1ehU usly arid wellll8Presfdent wellll8PresfdentR well asPresident asPresidentRoseve1t
Roosevelt R Roseve1tAt < X ev t tAt v vAt >
At 1J25 i oclodk oclo kon on motion of at Senator SenatorPenrose SenatorPenrose SenatorPenrose
Penrose the Senate went into executive executivecession executlvJ5esslon executiveess1on
cession ess1on ess1onS
S S In Executive xecuUve Session SessionAfter SessionAttor SessionAiter
After ten minutes in executive sessionthe session sessionthe SC5slonthe
the doors were reopened and an some gen general general genoral ¬
eral business taken up Mr Clay of ofGeorgia ofGeorgia ofGeorgia
Georgia was then recognized recog tlzcd and re toquested n nquested requested
quested another executive session ses don ai
h huii h An shqa bct hf r At At
another th er executive executivesession executivesession
session was ordered and the galleries gallerieswere gallerieswere gallerieswere
were cleared clearedMrs clearedMrs clearedS
S Mrs Roosevelt a a Spectator SpectatorShortly Spectatorfhortt Spectatorshortly
Shortly fhortt after 1 oclock Mrs Roosevslt Roosevsltentered Roos BO v v2lt v2ltentered lt ltcutcred
entered the Presidents pew in the theSon theSonators TheSonatoa5 Son Sonatora
atora atoa5 r reserved 6er eerve4 gallery She S W v sr s ac accompanied 010 010lompanled acS ¬
S companied by Theodore Jrahd jr ana Hermit HermitRoosevelt KermitRuosevelt KermttRuosee1t
Roosevelt RooseveltAfter RuoseveltAfter S SAfter >
After a time they were joined by Miss MissKean 111S8Rean Miss1en
Kean the New Jersey Senators enators slater sisterwho slaterwhw slstorwhu
who had been witnessing the floor pro proceedings proceedings proceedings ¬
ceedings for some time timeThanks tlme tlmeThanks tinfThanks
Thanks to t to Presiding Officer OfficerThe OfficerThe OdicerThe
The eeoond short shortexocuWe executive cession cessionended sessIonended osslonende
ended ende at 162 1 1S p In mImmediately InImmediately inImzdIateIy
Immediately on coming Into opJn op < m sesal ses session sessl ¬
sion sl n Mr lr Gorman as floor lloorleader loader of the theminority theminority theminority
minority proposed propo proposjd the usual resolution resolutionof Tt olullon olullonor
of thanks to the th presiding oBcor for forthe torth or orthe
the th courteous p purteouq urteou dignfledand abe be man znanoar manner an anner
ner inwhfch In htbh Mr Fri had presided presidedover pr prsIdodover sldod sldodovor
over the SenateS Senate SenateMr SenateMr
S Mr Elkins who was in the chair tem temporarily temporarily tomporarily ¬
porarily promptly declared d lared the motlen motlencarried motlencarried motioncarried
carried and relinquished the gavel to toMr toMr toMr
Mr Frye S
The
Senators This expression expr sslon of f your yourconfidence yourconildence our ourconrldenc8
confidence In tme is very gratifying tlt lrtg to tome tome tome
me Yeur kind consideration and nfl uniform unltorm nflfornt ¬
form courtesy courtes have made the office of ofPresident otPreslc1ent ofPresident
President of the Senateeasy Senate easy and andmoet andmoetagreoabl andmostagreeabl moat moatagreeabl
agreeabl agreeablI
I wish to congratulate you on this thisearly thisearly thisearly
early termination termlnaUon of this shiaseaelon session sesal n and I Iwish Iwish Iwish
wish to each of you a vacation va ltion which whichhall whlchahall whichihall
ahall hall be full of pleasure and profit both bothto bothto bothto
to mind and body bodyThe bodyThe bodyThe
The presiding officers remarks were weregreeted wareITQeted weregreeted
greeted with applause from romSenatorH romSenatorHAtter Senators SenatorsAfter SenatorsAfter
After a few minutes pause without the thetransaction thetraJ1SflCtlon thetransaction
transaction of any business the hands handsof handsof handsof
of the clock pointed directly to 1 oclock oclockand oclockand ocIokand
and President pro tern Frye declared declaredthe declar declaredthe d dthe
the Senate adjourned without day dayUNITED dayUNITEO dayUNITED
UNITED STATES TO LEAD LEADRepresentative LEADMOVE LEAOMOVE
MOVE FOR AIIB1T8AT1OReprpeutative ARBITRATION ARBITRATIONRe
Representative Re r se1ta ve Bartholdt Introduces IntroducesResolution IntroducesResolution IntroducesRs
Resolution Rs lut1bn Inviting Other Ifations IfationstoSake llationst IationstoTake
toSake t a Action i n TQwar Tqwadeace TqwadeaceRepresentative Q fd P eace eaceRepresentative ac acRepresentative
Representative Bartholdt Barthol t Rep Mo Motpday Mot1day Motpday
tpday introduced a a concurrent resolu resolution resolutien resolutien ¬
tien inviting Inviting the civilized nations ot otthe titth utthe
the th world to participate in ah arbitra arbitration arblllhtlon arbItviS ¬
S tion conference The resolution re lution road readJWhereas roadWhereas roadWhereas
JWhereas Whereas enlightened public opinion opinionarid opinionnri opinionaTh
arid nri aTh the spirit of a republican republlcanlnsUtuUons republlcanlnsUtuUonsUkad Institutions Institutionslilta institutions1tka
lilta Ukad demand mand that differences betweeC
rations should be adjudicated d and set settled settled settIed ¬
tled In the tsame snme mannot as DS odl disputes disputesbetween dipUtusbetween putus putushetween
between Individuals IndfvldunLc are adjudicated adjudicatednamely adjud adjudcated adjudcatediiamoly caied caiednam
namely nam l by b the arbitrament of courts courtsIn cour courIn courtsin
In accordance with recognized principles prlnclpelio
01 o law and and4iWhiJreas andVlt andVlwreas
4iWhiJreas Vlt Vlwreas reas the Government of the theIgnited thpVnlted theUnIted
Ignited States has always recognized recognizedthe recogmzedthe
the principle of intenmtionnl arbitra arbitration arbitz arbitztion ¬ I Itlon
tion and should therefore take the Iedin lend lendin leodin
in a diplomatic effort to ogecure secure its unl unlvtrsal unltr unltral
vtrsal tr tral al application u pllcntlon therefore th r Cdt be beIt beItUesolvcd It ItResolved ItResolved
Resolved by b the Mouse o ut < itepresen itepresentatives Jtellresentnt1es itepresentztlives
tatives the theScnnte Senate concurring That tue tuePresident t11ernsldent tuerrtsident
President be requested to invite the thegovernments thegovernments thegovernments
governments of the civilized nations to tosend tosend tosend
send representatives to an international internationalconference Internationalconference internntionatconference
conference to be held at a time and andr nlldfhce atdyiqce
r fhce luce to be agreed upon by b the several severalsoernments eeral eeralgo everalso
It Itshall It8hnll Itshall
soernments go ernmonts and whose purpose
shall be to devise plans looking to the thenegotiation thentgoUallm thenegotiatLn
negotiation of arbitration treaties treatiesteen bs bstueen b btetn
teen the United States and the dif differ dt dttlunt dlcrcnt ¬
fer tlunt crcnt tnt nations and also to discuss the theadvisability LhtftdlsabllIty theadvisability =
advisability of and if possible agreeupon agree agreeupon aglU3upon
upon a gradual reduction of arma armament armament armament ¬
ment mentDH mentDR mentiliL
DH DR COM DEFENDS DEFENDSBishop DEFENDSALASKAN DFEW DFEWAA8ANOISSION
AA8ANOISSION AA8ANOISSIONBishop ALASKAN Gnt MISSION MISSIONBishop
Bishop Challenges Ch I1enges Proof P Jf of of Reflections Reflectionson
on Integrity and Causes Causes Sensa Sensation Sensation Sensation ¬
tion at Halifax HalifaxHALIFAX HaJifaxllALIFJLX HalifaxHALIFAX
HALIFAX N No S April Aprll2SA 28 28A A sensa sensation sensation sensation ¬
tion occurred at the dinner given ghE by bytheSt b btheSt bythe5L
theSt George Soclett Society t which J h formerBishop former formerBishop f rmer rmerBishop
Bishop Courtney Courtne lOW rector re tor of St StJames StJamos StJames
James Church New York was the chief chiefguest chlelguest cilofguest
guest guestAlie guestThe S
The Alie uuuiiaiuu occasion ws > v ta s t give given > viii bY bythe uj the v vof remarks remarksof
of the Rev Re W JI J Armitage of 0 Halifax Halifaxwhjj HalifaxhQ HalIfax1ii
whjj 1ii hQ was speaking to the toast The TheLand TheLand TheLand
Land We Ye Live In Mr r Armltage re reflected retIected to toflectod ¬
flected caustically on Lord Alyerstone Alyerstoneand AlycJstonoand Alvestoneand
and on the lack of an open mind on the thepart thepart thepart
part of the American Amer1 an commissioners on onthe onthe onthe
the Alaska boundary arbitration arbitrationBishop arbitrationBishop I
Bishop Courtney with emphasis replied repliedhe repliedhe repliedhe
he could not allow the Rev Rc Mr Arml Armltages Armitages j jtuges
tages remarks to go unchallenged unchall < nged Dr DrCourtney DrCourtne DrCourtney
Courtney Courtne said he believed bell end the result ofthe of ofthe ofLhe
the award would be In the true interest interestof Interetot
of Canada and had been be n made by men menwho me mewho menwho
who were just and would do only whatwas what whatwas whatwas
was right rightEllhu rightElihu rightElihu
Elihu Root one ot the UnltedStates UnltedStatescommissioners United States Statescommissioners Statescommissioners
commissioners was an a intimate friend friendhe friendhe friendbe
he said and a man of the greatest In Integrity integrlty Integrity ¬
tegrity and the soul of f honor Dr DrCourtney DrCourtne DrCourtney
Courtney added ndd d he coulH c ulil not sit still stillwithout sUllwithout stillwithout
without defending English justice and andAmerican andAmerican andAmerican
American honesty
MR FITZPATRICK IN INBETTER INBETTER INS
S BETTER CONDITIONThe CONDITION CONDITIPNThe
The condition of Representative Mor Morgan Morgun Ior Iorgan ¬
gan C FitzpatrIck of Tennessee e who whosuffered whosuttered whosuffered
suffered two attacks of epilepsy at the theCapitol theCapitol theCapitol
Capitol last night and who was sent to tothe tothe tothe
the Emergency Hospital Hosplt l Is Improved Improvedtoday Improvedtoda Improvedtoday
today toda todaHis todayHIs
His Illness is inot considered serious seriousand seriousand seriousand
and the attending attend Inot ng pnyslcians look for forPENSION torhls forhis
his rec recovery ery after a Test ot n few days daysPENSION daysPENSION
PENSION CLERK PRESENTED PRESENTEDWITH PRESENTEDWITH PRESENTEDWITH
WITH HANDSOME WATCH WATCHThe WATCHThe WATCHThe
The members of the Committee on In Invalid Invalid Invalid ¬
valid Pensions of the House today pre presented preHerman prosented ¬
sented Herman Gauss the pension clerkwho clerk clerkwho clerkwho
who is detailed to the committee to as assist asslst asslst ¬
slst In the preparation of pension cases caseswith caseswith caseswith
with a a handsome gold watch and chain chainas chainas chainas
as a testimonial of ot their appreciation of ofhis othIs ofhis
his services servicesMATTE servicesMATTE servIcesMATTE
MATTE OF PURE PUREGOLD PUREGOLDFOR PUREGOLDFOR GOLD GOLDFOR
FOR JOHN M THURSTON THURSTONExSenator THURSTONExSenator THURSTONExSenator
ExSenator John M Thurston has re received received recelved ¬
ceived a a gift of an SOOounce matte of ofpure otpure ofpure
pure gold the product of a a mine InNicaragua In InNicaragua InIcaragua
Nicaragua NicaraguaSenator NicaraguaSenator IcaraguaSenator
Senator Thurston Is counsel for James JamesDeltrlck JamesDeitrick JamesDeitrick
Deitrick who has a concession of 2000000 200000Gacres 2000000acres 2000000acres
acres of land and other rights in Nicar Nicaragua Nicaragua Nicaragna ¬
agua When hen Mr Deitrick came to the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States a short while ago he hebrought hebrought hebrought
brought the matte to the Senator SenatorThe SennorThe SenaorThe
The brick Is a a months cleanup of a atwentystamp atwentystamp atwentystamp
twentystamp mill and Is Isalued valued at
116000 516000The 116000The 116000The
The Deltrlck concession is under the themanagement themanagement themarittgement
management of James Deltrlck and andfinanced andfinanced andfinanced
financed by b Pittsburg capitalists capitalistsIn
In company with Robert 3 Brown BrownexSenator BrownexSenator BrownexSenator
exSenator Thurston will leave Wash Washington Washington V sh shInglon
ington next nexlweck week for Sonora Mexico to togo togo
go over the Yaqul Copper Companys Companysmines Companysmines Companysmines
mines of which he Is vice president and andgeneral andgeneral andgeneral
general counsel The trip will IncludeI Include
I a journey down the Yaqui River In a arow arow arow
row boat from the mines to the Gulf Gulfof Gul Gulot Gulfof
of California a distance of 180 miles
MINISTER GETS RESPITE RESPITEFROM RESPITEFROM RESPITEFROMREVOLUTIONISTS
FROM FROMREVOLUTIONISTS FROMREVOLUTIONISTSMr REVOLUTIONISTS REVOLUTIONISTSMr
Mr Powell the United States min minister minIster mm mmister ¬
ister to Haiti and the thecharge charge daffaires daffairesat datIalr datIalrat
at Santo Domingo has has gone to Port Portau Portau Portau
au Prince Haiti on a a short leave of ofabsence atabsence ofabsence
absence granted him by the State De Department Department Do Dopartment ¬
partment He has been beonlnSanto In Santo T Do Domlngo Dor Dormingo > o omlngo
mlngo since the outbreaK of the revo revolution reoluUon revolutlon ¬
lution lutionCALL S
CALL CALLIT CALLIT CALLIT
IT COMES
Every firstclass hotel has hasGrapeNuts hasGrapeNuts hasGrapeNuis
GrapeNuts inthe in the kitchen kit hen for forguests forg forguests
guests g esi that WILL WiILJ vulLL HAVE A VE IT ITIt ITIt ITIt
It is sometimes left off themenu the themenu themenu
menu for it costs something somethingand somethingand somethingand
and the theproprieorhad proprietor proprieo had ratherserve rather ratherserve ratherserve
serve some less known food foodthat foodthat foodthat
that is given to him freefor free freefor freefor
for the privilege of being beingnamed beingnamed beingnamed
named on the menu menuHowever menu menuHowever mnuHowever
However if one likes likesG lik likesG s sG
G r ra a p eN u t ts s predigested predigesteqfood predigestedfood predigestedfood
food and values values the feeling feelingof
of strong vigorous life thatcomes that thatcomes thatcomes
comes with its use usecall call and andit andt andit
t
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NIBHT BHT SE SEgSION SEgSIONS ION IONOF
S IF THE HOUSE HOIKMerrymaking HOUSEMerrYli HOUSEMerryinakiiig
Merrymaking MerrYli ukin of Members Membersin lembersi
in i Cloakrooms nCloakloOnlSTHEROLL CloakroomsTHE Oloa1rooiiisTHEROLL
THE THEROLL ROLL CALL AND QUORUM QUORUMLittlefield QUORUMLittlefield QUORUMLittlefield
Littlefield and Williams Measure Lanceson Lances Lanceson Lanceon
on Tariff TariffTwo Two Able Speeches Speecheson Sp eches echeson
on the Subject SubjectSThe SubjectThe SubjectThe
The flrst night session of the Fifty FlftyelRhth Fltt Fltteighth Fiftyeighth
eighth Congress Congress was held last night In Inthe Inthe litthe
the Senate It lasted until shortly after afterU afterU
U oclock but In the House Hous H I was pro prolonged prolonged prolonged ¬
longed until 1 oclock this morning oraIng and andwas andWas andwas
was attended with much hilarity on the thepart thepart thepart
part of the members many manyo of whom whomgathered whomgathered whomgathered
gathered In Intl the e cloakrooms wing danc danced danced danced ¬
ed and told stories while the few who whoremained whoremaIned
remained upon the floor answered roll rollcalls roll9Blls rollcalls
calls 9Blls and followed the run of oCrouUne oCrouUnebusiness routine routinebusiness routinebusIness
business
I When the merrymakers were needed neededto neededto neededto
to respond to their names in order to tomake tomake tomake
make a quorum Quorumth the doors of the th smokIngroom smokIng smoking1room smokln smoklnroom
room flew fie open and the thcmernbers members poured pouredforth pouretlorth pouredforth
forth like boys coming from school In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the cloak room the utmost good nature natureprevailed natureprevailed natureprevailed
prevailed but on 01 the floor tIoorthere there was an anoccasional anoccasional anoccs1onal
occasional clash A fight was precipi precipitated precipitated precipttated ¬
tated at midnight which kept the House Housein Housefn Housein
in session for an hour longer longerMr longerMr longerMr
Mr Mandell Rep Re Rei3 Wyo sought to toagree toagree toagree
agree to a Senate amendment to a Housebill House Housebill Housebill
bill to open up the Wind IndRler River Indian Indianreservatlon Indianreservation j jreservation
reservation In Wyoming The Senate Senateamendment Senateamendment j jamendment
amendment strtlck stntckout out the provision torequire to torequire torequire
require the consent of the Indians ImllnnsFitzgerald IndiansFitz IndiansFitzgerald
Fitzgerald Fitz eraId Protests ProtestsMr ProtestsMr
Mr 1 > r Fitzgerald Dem N Yj Y protested protestedvigorously protestedvigorously protestedvigorously
vigorously against this raised the th ques question questlon question ¬
tion of consideration and fought the theproposition theproposlllon theproposition
proposition for an hour during which whichthe whlchthe whichthe
the Republicans had great dlmcultln dlmcultlnmalntatnlng difficulty in inmaintaining Inmaintaining
maintaining a quorum so that they theycould th theycould y ycould
could take a nrecess recess until 1050 this tJlI morn morning mornIng morning ¬
ing rather than in the absence of ofquorum 8 8qqorum aqqorum
qqorum be forced to adjourn until 1nt1112 12 today to today today ¬
day and thus prolong the session and andthe andthe andthe
the time t me of final adjournment a Jlurnm nt for sev tre ev ¬
hours a
quorum was found by counting the theSpeaker thoSpeaker theSpeaker
Speaker and one Democrat who was de declared declnred dedared ¬
dared to be present but who wo did not notvote notvote notvote
vote voteAt voteAt voteAt
At 1 oclock Jt t was clear that there therevns therev therewan
v wan no quorum and when Mr r fllondell fllondellabandoned 1Iondellabandoned Mondellabandoned
abandoned for the night the considera consideration conslderatlon consideration ¬
tion of the measure qnd Mr Payne mov moved mo motd moved ¬
ed to take tnk a recess r ress s Mr Fitzgerald F1tz > rald re renewed re renewed renewed ¬
newed the point of Ot110 no quorum but bullater bullaterwithdrew later laterwithdrew laterwithdrew
withdrew It In I order orcrjhat or < r Jhat the House Housemight Housemight Housemight
might meet at 1030 Instead ot 12 oclock oclocktoday oclo oclopk oclopktoday k ktoda
today todayThroughout toda todaThroughout todayThroughout
Throughout the night session of the theHouse theHouse theHouse
House which began at 9 oclock there therewere there1oore thereWore
were repeated roll calls so many m n in infact Intact infact
fact that together with all the other otherreading otherreading otherreading
reading necessary the reading clerk clerkbecame clerkbecame clerkbecame
became hoarse and was relieved In the tficlast tliclast thelast
last roll call by Representative Vreeland Vreelandof Vreelandot
of New York who distinguished himself himselfin hlmseltIn
in that capacity capacityShipping capacltShipping capacityShipping
Shipping to Philippines PhilippinesThe PhilippinesThe
The major portion of the time not con consumed con consumed consumed ¬
sumed by roll calls was devoted to con consideration conslderaUon consideratJon ¬
sideration of the bill providing that thatGovernment t thatGovernment at atGovernment
Government supplies for the Philippines Philippinesmust Phlllppinesmustobe Philippinesmust
must mustobe be shipped shIppedinAinericaq kin InAmerlcan American bottoms bottomsMr bottoms1Ir bottomsMr
Mr Lucking Dem Mich opposed opp sed the themeasure themeaSUre themeasure
measure and Representative Grosvenor GrosveriorRep GrosvenorRep GrosvenorRep
Rep Ohio advocated Its passage It Itwent 1twent Itwent
went through by a astrict strict party vote voteThe voteThe ote oteThe
The afternoon session was character characterized characterIzed characterized ¬
ized by a lively tariff debate between betweenRepresentative betwetnRepresentative betweenRepresentative
Representative Llttlefleld Rep Me Meand Meand Meand
and Representative Williams Dem DemMiss DemMiss DemMiss
Miss the former taking the side of otprotection ofprotection ofprotection
protection and the latter speaking forrevision for forrevision torrevision
revision of the tariff The T e debate was wasof wasot wasof
of a high order and not not contaminated contaminatedwith contaminatedwith contaminatedwith
with personalities as was the Dalzell DalzellCockran DalzeUCockran DaizeliCockrait
Cockran discussion d cue810n of the day before beforeMr betoreMr beforeMr
Mr Llttlefleld made an especially strong strongtariff strongtariff
tariff argument In fact the ablest whlrlf whlrlfhas whlrirhaset whleahas
has haset yet been b n made this session on ot op the theRepublican lli lliRepublkan thRepublican
Republican side s1dofthe ofihe chamber cbamtrerU cbamtrerUwas It Itwas Itwas
was stronger than the speech of Mr MrDalzell MrDalzell
Dalzell of the day before upon the thesame thesa thesame
same sa me topic Mr lr Llttlefleld LItt1 field admitted admittedhowever admittedhowever admittedhowever
1 however amid Democratic applause applausethat applausethat applausethat
that he would remove the tariff from fromtrustmade tromtrustmade fromtrustmade
trustmade goods where It was clearly clearlydemonstrated clearlydemonltrsted clearlydemonstrated
demonstrated that by b reason of the thetariff thetarltf thetariff
tariff itself Itsel a manufacturer was enabled enabledto
to sell his goods cheaper abroad than thanat thanat thanat
at home he would reduce the tariff tarltIto tarltItothat to tothat tothat
that extent extentMr extentMr extentMr
Mr Williams replied with a vigorous vigorousspeech vigorousspeech vigorousspeech
speech In which he hi set forth the Demo Democratic Democratic Democratic ¬
cratic position on this question
GUESTS GU STS OF U S OFFICERS OFFICERSDr
Dr Amador President Pre ldent of the Panama Panamarepublic P Panamarepublic nama namarepublic
republic and the members of his cabi cabinet cabinet cabinet ¬
net were the guests of the officers of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the United States cruiser Newark at atluncheon atluncheon atluncheon
luncheon yesterday on board the vessel vesselat vesselat vesselat S
at Panama
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GRAFTON W Yo Vat Va April 28 2STen 2STenthousand 25Tenthousand Teh Tehthousand
thousand veterans and visitors ace here heretoday h htoday f ftda
today tda to attend the unveiling unellIn of the th6monument th thmonumtnterected themonument
monument monumtnterected erected to the memory mo o1 P PBally ot otBalb ofBally
Bally Brown the first soldier killed klll d In Inthe Ihthe inthe
the civil war warThe warThe warTht
The shaft a handsome granite affair ftffalrIs rtIalrfR affairIs
Is situated In the National Cemetery at atthis atthis atthis
this place It was built by funds raised raisedby raisedb raisedby
by b the local Grand Army Post PostShortly PostShortly ost ostShortly
Shortly fitter after the first shot was fired firedat tIredat fIredat
at Sumter a company of Unionists was wasformed WitSformed wasformed
formed here while the Confederates Confeder tes
organized at Fetterman a mile awayBad away awlyBnd awityBad
Bad blood Immediately existed and fre frequent frequent frequent ¬
quent fistfights took place placeBrown placeBrown placeBrown
Brown while drunk one night en encountered encountered encountered ¬ I
countered John J hn Kelly I ell a Rebel picket picketHe picketHe picketHe
He refused to halt when hen ordered andfired and andfired nndfirEd
fired at Kelly KE > lly with a revolver revolv r Kelly Kellywith Kellywith Kellywith
with an old musket loaded with slugs slugsreturned slugsrHurned slugsreturned
returned the nre piercing Brown Brownthrough lirOWllthrough Brownthrough
through the heart heartThe heartThe heartThe
The ceremonies < today were presided presidedover presld presidCdover d dover
over by b Judge John Mason of Fairmont Fairmonta
a former formerUnion Union privatellELM private privateHELEN privateHELEN
HELEN LIGHTFOOT WIFE
OF DEM REABU1 REABU1Pretty
Pretty Wedding in All Souls Church ChurchBridal ChurchBridal ChurchBridal
Bridal Trip Will Extend tp tc St StLouis StLouis StLouis
Louis and British Columbia ColumbiaOne ColumbiaI ColumbiaOne
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One Oneot of the theprettlest prettiest weddings of this thisseason thisseason
I season and of more than ordinary ordlrial local
was that at
last ast evening when Miss Helen Maud Maudliightfoot 10l MaudLightfoot Ud UdLightfoot
Lightfoot and DeWitt Lee Reaburn Reaburnvere Reaburnweremarrled fleaburnwere
weremarrled were married The church was W artlstl artlstlaly artlstlcaly artlsticaly
caly aly decorated tall white pillars capped cappedAlth cappedwith cappedwith
with ferns marking the pews pews occupiedby occupied occupiedby occupiedby
by relatives and a splendid arrange arrangement arrangement arrangemont ¬
ment of white blossoms against a green greenbackground gre grednbackground n nba
ba background lqround forming the scheme of ar arrangement arrangement arrangement ¬
rangementThe rangement rangementThe S
The bride Is the daughter of Mr and andMrs and1trsJ andMrs
Mrs 1trsJ J J Lightfoot old residents re ld ntsot ntsotVashlnlton of ofWashington ofWashington
Washington and the father escorted escortedthe escortedthe escortedthe
the bride to the altar Miss Mamie MamieWhelpley MamieVhelple MamieWhelpley
Whelpley Vhelple Lightfoot sister of the bride bridewas bddewas bridewas
was maid of honor and her only at attendant attendant attendant ¬
tendant tendantThe tendantThe tendantThe
The bridal robe was an exceedingly exceedinglygraceful exceed1nglygraceful exceedinglygraceful
graceful imported affair of satin atln and andlace tnd tndlace nd ndlace
lace and was partially partial covered by b a atulle iltulle atulle
tulle veil 011 fastened with orange blos bloseoms blos60ms bioscorns
corns A A diamond sunburst the gift gltoC gltoCth glftofthe of ofthe
the th groom and nd pearls were the orna ornaments ornaments ornaments ¬
ments worn w rn and a shower sh show w r bouquet of ofBride ifBride jf jfBride
Bride roses completed the toiletThe tolletThe toilet LoiletThe
The maid of honor wore a a gown of ofpale olpale ofpale
pale yelrow almost covered with a trim trlirimlng trimming triMming
ming of lace and carried yellow enowand enowandwhite and andwhite andwhite
white flowers Mrs Lightfoot mother motherof moth mother motherof i iot
of the bride wore a most attractive attractivetoilet attractivetoilet attractivetoilet
toilet of cream white lace over lavender lavenderand lavenderondcarrtcd lavenderand
and ondcarrtcd carried violets violetsMr violetsMr Iolcts IolctsMr
Mr Reaburn had as best man Ernest ErnestHamilton ErnestHamilton ErnestHamilton
Hamilton and the ushers who seatedthe seated seatedthe seatedI
I the 500 guests were ere headed by J Jerome JeromeLightfoot JeromeI JeromeLightfoot
Lightfoot brother of the bride brideThe brideThe brideThe
I The other ushers were Thomas Riggs
Jr Pearson
Barnard Barn rd and Mr Gerdine Rev Re Dr DrUlysses DrUlsses DrUlysses
Ulysses G B Pierce performed the theceremony theceremon theceremony
ceremony ceremon and John Porter Lawrence Lawrencea
a 5 friend frizid5ofthe of ofthe ahe the brid brldf1 brideook < took theplace thcplaceot thcplaceotthereg of ofthe 1 1the
the thereg regular lar organist A reception for forthe torthe forthe
the bridal party and relatives at the thehome thehome thehome
home of the brfde followed the church churchwedding churchweddIng churchwedding
wedding The house was wa beautifully beauUfuU1 beauUfuU1decorated beautifullydecorated I Idecorated
decorated In yellow enow and white spring springblossoms springblossoms 1 1blossoms
blossoms blossomsMr blossomsMr i iMr
Mr and Mrs Reaburn left town last lastnight i inight j jnight
night for an extended bridal Journey Journeywhich journeywhich journeywhich
which Includes a visit to St Louis for forthe forthe I Ithe
the opening of the exposition a visit In InOhio inOhio I IOhl
Ohio Ohl another another in San Francisco a trip tripto tn tnto
to dregon Oregon and a Bummer summer In British BritishColumbia BrltlshColumbia Bnitis BnitisColumbia
Columbia Mr Reaburn comes of a awellknown awellknown awellknown
wellknown Virginia family tamll and Is a amember am amemter
member m memter m er of the Geolpglcal Survey
SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICESBYRON NOTZCE5BYRON NOTICESBYRON
BYRON ZOTTOLI doing business un under under Under ¬
der the name of Byron Zottoll stone stonecarving stonecarving stonecaning
carving and modeling mod ling have by mutual mutualagreement mutualagreement mutunlagreemcnt
agreement decided to dissolve partner partnership partnership partnership ¬
ship The public will please take notice noticeapStSt noticeapZt3t noticeap2i3t
apStSt ANTHONY M 1 > 1 ZOTTOLI ZOTTOLLTO ZOTTOLITO ZOTTOLITO
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CONCERNThat CONCERNThatmy That Thatmy
my wife M A Obormeyer has left nor norbed h hrbed r rbed
bed and board and that I will not be re responsible te telI td tdsponaiblo ¬
sponsible lI > onslble for any debts contracted by byher b bher biher
her CHAS F OBERMEYER ap273Tt ap273TtSPECIAL ap27o1t ap27o1tSPECIAL apZT4tSPECIAL
SPECIAL NOTICE NOTICEThe Tho annual meet meStIng me meetlag t tIng
Ing of the stockholders of the CriBwell CriBwellChemical CriswellChemical CrIawoIlChemical
Chemical Company of Washington D DC DC DC
C will bo held at the companys compans of offices ottIces offices ¬
fices 1905 7th st nw on THURSDAY THURSDAYMAY TH THURSDAYMAY eRSDA Y YMAY
MAY 5 1 19M M at 7 OCLOCK P M Books Booksfor Bookstor Booksfor
for the transfer of stock will be closed closedon cloledon closedon
on May 4 1904 C B RHEEM RHEEMap2510texSu RHEEMnp2510texSu RHEEMap2SIOtexSu
ap2510texSu Secretary SecretarySPECIAL SecretarySPECIAL SecretarySPECIAL
SPECIAL AND A D LEGAL NOTICES NOTICESHerman NOTICESHerman NOTICESHerman
Herman E Gasch of Gasch Bros and andHarry andHart andHarry
Harry Hart C Birge secretary Riggs Fire FireInsurance Fir FirInsurance FireInsurance
Insurance Co hereby give notice of oftheir ottheir oftheir
their copartnership under the firm firmname tI firmname rm rmname
name of Gasch Binge in the real es estate estate estate ¬
tate and insurance business businessReal businessReal businessReal
Real Estate offices 1326 N Y ave nw nwInsurance nwInsurance nwInsurance
Insurance offices 70S 14th st nw nwResident nwR nwResident
R Resident 8ldent Manager Managrs GermanAmerican GermanAmericanIns
Ins Co HERMAN E GASCH GASCHap247t GASCHap27t GASCHap27t
ap27t HARRY C BIRGE BIRGEIONSULT BInGECONSULT BIRGEC
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the eyes ect Our OPTOMETRIST OPTO IETnIST will examine Jour soureyes Joureyes joure
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case give the bearing ot If the law on it andadvise and andadvtao anI anIadlso
advise the best course to pursue pursueAppointments pursuoppolntments pursueAppointments
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Senators Spooner Alger and Gallingei GallingetArgue GallingeiArgue Ga11icgelrgue
Argue rgue Against Continuation of ofBitter ofBitter ofBitter
Bitter Fighti Fight FightSince
1 Since JUldnlght midnight last night It has beenkii been beenKnown beente
Known te kii vonth wn that t tfeo tij President would recede recedefromhis rece recedeho e etrot
fromhis trot ho tn his attitude attttudeoC of Insisting on action actionjjpqh a c tion tiontt4ii ion ion1ran
jjpqh the Cfum CfumnomlnnUoniie Cfurn nomination > He still stillfe sUllr stillf
r fe f 4In is as strongly str r lY as ever but after a atwp at1 atw9
twp t1 j hours conference last night with withSenators withi1lit withentttora
Senators i1lit r Spooner Alger and Gallingrer GallingervhOcalled Gallingrerwho Ga1l1nlerHo
who vhOcalled Ho called upon him immediately Immedln ly after afterthe afterthe i
the adjournment of the executive exeatI ss sea1ioit ssl es esfcjoh
fcjoh l 1 It was given put st that thathe he would not notpress nltt wtpresit
press t s the th nomination at atthls this time to an anextent unextent anextent
extent to embarrass the members of 0 TheSdhttte the theB theSlhli
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Xhe pfhet rhe political situation was squarelypitt squarely squarelyput squarelYpilt
put to t the Pre Pr > Ident by his distinguished distinguishedcallers distinguishedcull
callers cull r t and tlfo t1 thi argument was made that thatthe 1ntth tnntthe
the th nomination or one negro however howevermuch howeerntUch howevermuch
much might be Involved was not of ofequal otI ofequal
equal uallm importance Or nce with the conditions the theVarious theatIous thearlous
Various atIous Senators will have to face In Inthelrarespectlve tntheir intheirrepective
thelrarespectlve their respectlve States and that It was wasthe wasthe wasthep
the thep part p rt of t wisdom to allow a final ad adjournment adjournmentto adjourninentto ¬
journment journmentto to take tak place at once Party Partyleaders Partyleaders Partyleaders
leaders now have no fear of an extra extrasession extraseslliort extraseStion
sessionSANTO seStionSANTODOMINGO session seslliortSANTO
SANTO SANTODOMINGO DOMINGO WILL WILLCHOOSE WILLCHOOSE WILLCHOOSE
CHOOSE A PRESIDENT PRESIDENTDispatches PRESIDENTDISpatches PRESIDENTDispatches
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nounce rtoUric ft call has been Issued for or n ngeneral ng ageneral
g general nernl election In the Domlnlcair Domlnlcaiare re republic repliblic ¬
public late this month to choosi Ch008 a apresident aprealdmt apO5idOnt
president
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know This Is my way of gaining your interest interestOthers interestOthers InterestOthers
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all goods stored with United States StatesStorage Stat StatStotage StatesStorage
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