Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-07-14
FlFTY-FiFTH CONGRESS-.


lNtraorainarN session
WASnlNC1oN. July 6-SENArr- S~,,,,,
Allison. IN charge OF the tarin b!.. ar,r.,,,-...
snortiy before ths Adjournment Monday p.vht
that as 70 agreement had been reached Cor =
maj vote on the tarir BIN he would ask the
senate 70 ren In Ia session Tuesday nicht. Al
least untn the bul was reported from COM
mittce % the whole to the senate This me-,
ises test endurance. unless tac upposi-
zion 10 the bill give way. NJ Aui.on'S state
tneht was made after another further EFFORT
10 nave n time uNec for the vote In some re-
spcets the senate made good progress Mon
Gay disposing Of tWo i'm portant amendments
mat placing a stamp tax being agreed 10
with htt4e or no opposition. and without the
toTmaIlty OF vote, while the Spooncr amend.
ulent proposing tariff investigation WAS
"lthdra"n after protracted struggle
housh-Ihe house by a party vote without
uAhsactlng any business took a recess until
"euhesuay TO De ready for the tarir bill IL
competed before then by the senate
wAsHiNGroS, July 5-SENArE-The nn,l
vote on the tariff bin will be taken in the sen
ate before adjournment Wednesday, a definite
agreement assentcd 70 by all artles having
hecn reached at The close OF the bate Tues
Jay. Inc agrecment Is as follows: That de-
pate on the tarir bin shall proceed
under the hve-minute rule after one
IN wednesday and that the fnal
vote on the bin shall be taken before ad tourn-
ueh' ednesday. Mr.. Allison did not ask
mat the houg for the vote be set being con-
tent with the positive agreement that II
a
should be some time Wednesday The ltu,ita-
tion OF speeches after pm TO i've minute.
viii br'ng the debate within narrow limits
lhc announcement BY the vice president that
the agreement perfected led To n
general exchange OF CONGRATULATIONS amonr
senators During the day the anti trust oueS-
ton was debated Al length and Mr. Pettus'
amendment on the subject was defea ted "a =,
% Mr Allen (Neh) again offered the amend
mcnt Tor scent bounty on beet sugar II
Ieu 10 lively and some what personal speeches
rom tho tNo Nebraska senators. after which
the Allen amendment was tabled--ST To g--tb,
populists and silver republicans bcing ~
only ones recorded against the action To table
NAsHINCroN. July s-SINArE a Vote
OF : TO . the tarid bin was passe- la tho
senate shortly before five O clock "Wednesday
Inc vote IN detail follows Ncas-Aui,on.
BAKER. burrows, Carter. Clark tul.ouI p1vi.
Deboe, E!SinS Fairbanks. Foraker C,lin,-
err Hale, Hanna, Hawlcy Jones tNevS
Loge, Mcbride. McHcnry, McMtuin. ARntlc
mason Morrill,. Nelson, Pcurosc Perkins
/ Platt oct Platt ~. ". Pritchard Prortor
/ quay Seawcl. Shoup Spooncr Ware, Ncl-
| InEton Wetmore Wilson's Nays-Bacon
Bate Berry, Canery Cannon Chiffon.
Gay tocirelL Faulkner. Cray.
/ Harris uas Jonas (Arll. kenny Lind
/ say Mallory. Martin, Mills, Mitchell Nor
| gan fasco, Pcttus. Rlwlins Roach Turner
! iurpie Vest WGlthail whito--as Tho SEN
/ ate conicrces on the tariff hin are eight in
number ana are as follows Allison AIdrich
I }. Jones
| tArk }, Vest and White
| HoUsE-The house Wednesday by u, 10 loi
adjourned until Thursday Mr. Mcmillan
! Nienr TENN sought TO pass the Cuban bel
! -'Eerehcy resolution under suspension OF the
] rules but the speaker blAndly ignored him
anu recognized MIR. Dingley to move IN ad-
/ JOurnmenL
NAsHiNGTOS July -SENATE-The session
! OF the senate Thursday was uueveutful the
/ ueho'ehey appropriation bill being considered
| throughout tie day Among its provisions is
one accepting the invitation OF France to mar
| tlclpate IN the Paris exposition OF 1900 The
| Dill was not completed when they adjourned
| During the day, MIR Berry (ArlS) offered a
| resolution requesting the pro sideut 20 dema nd
! OF Spain the release OF Oua Melton one OF
/ the Competitors prisoners The resolution
lations.
HoUsE-Thc house Thursday sent the tariff
! bl.l 10 conference Chairman Diuglcy PAYNE
! q. ". palzeil pa) Hopkins tn) ana
| Grosvenor CO.., republicans and Bailey
/ TEX, Mcmillan (TenrD and wbcc,c- Az
! democrats. were appointed couferces The
proceedings were ia no wise sensational
! ms action was taken By means
OF special order brought in
! from the committee on rules Tn,
minority made no objection To f. but protest.
ed because the ma Jority refused in advance
/ 10 enter into an agreement as 10 the length OF
/ time 10 be allow, FOR debate when the OH is
\ - i'tN'" 'A' D. I'd but cOLleTeeH Inc house
| spent the afternoon under the spcclal
order adopted last week U-,enlpy a.
euiosies on tho life and public serv-
ices OF Judge Holman Those who paid
tribute 10 the memory OF their dep,rteJ
colleague who began his service in the house
50 years ago, were Messrs steel Gnd1 Rich
ardson TENN Zenor GndD Henderson (IaI
/ cummings O.. " DE Almond (Mo). Cannon
ClLl' Savers CTe1) Miers undD. McMiIlin
CIenn), Cromwell 90, Hunter am Robin-
son und j. Lamb IN CTcY), Clarke (No). Coz
tIenn) }, Wheeler (Aia). and Catchinp.
tMIssJ AT p m. as a further mark OF re-
spect, the house adjourned
WAsHGNGToN. July 10 -SENATP-Tbo se,-
ate met Friday under the depressing influence
/ OF the death o' Senator Harris OF Tennessee.
VINO ha> been one OF the consnicuous
figures ia the upper house OF CONGRESS
Tor over twenty years. The desk no
occupied 50 long was no. draped "a tho
senate had as yet no cial knowledge Of hi.
leMl'e. lev Mr. Johnston. tho ohapIain Of
the senate. IN his Invocation refer-ed frcl-
iHEIy 20 the loss the senate had sustaf,ed
am spoke Of his rugged honesty Ms m
SNer'lhg attachment 10 hts political prtu-
c'pIes' rs opposition 20 all he copsIdercl
wrong his devotion 10 his state and his scry
ice 70 tne nation After the iourp,I ma
Deer read senator Bate CcnuD ruade thc an.
uouhcemcnt Of the death ~ his collc,vue In
aoins 50 ne pnid high tribute 10 INC mem
orr OF the distinguished dead Tho senate
OUT OF respect 20 the memory ofthe dead sc--
Itor' adjourned committee to attend rb.
funeral was appointed