The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-23

| the cbjeC ten raised by senators on the
! floor OF the senate today.
| \ debate enSGed, which was largely
technical in character. relating 20 the eff
feet OF securing as compared TO washing
the shriakage entailed. etc. in which
| Messrs Gray, Warren, Mantle and
Stewart and Jones (Ark) participated
| Mr.. Jones said that ne had estimated
| that free raw wool and 40 per cent av-
erage rate on manufactured woolens
wJuld save to the people OF the country
$50. 100000 every year. And this sche-
dula placed the WOOL rates higher than
ever. making the most iniquitious bur-
den OF taxation ever conceived.
Mr.. Warren Wyo) spoke briefly
against some ''glaringly" Measurements
against the bill.
Before the vote was taken. Mr. ALI
son yielded 70 appeals and specified all
changes contemplated by the committee
throughout the schedule. These, in adj
dition 10 the proposed changes on first
and second class woods, are Al follows
A substitute modifying paragraph 35e; a
m0iificat ton Of paragraph 800. making
the rates 20 cents on waste. % cents on
shOddy, and 20 cents on other waste;
paragraph 364 changed by emitting
'skirting' in two places; paragraph 365
amended by striking out plain" in re-
erence 10 fiannels and accepting the
nJIse clause "for underwear" also
striking out all fannels than piain:" in
paragraph 366 (women's dress goods. in
creasing the rate from 1-2 20 IL cents
and the rate Of ID 70 . 1-2 cents per
square yard; in paragraph 3s7 tdress
goods increasing The rate from 2 20 10
IL cents per square yard; in paragraph
3eS tready made clo;hing) reducing the
ad valo-em provision from 50 70 IS per
cent. and substituting four timess'' for
-four and a half times" In reference 70
the specific duty; in paragraph $50. re-
duciag the ad valorem from 50 % IS per
cent; in paragraph 81 Cvelvs; carpets.
increasing the rate from oto s. cents
per square yard. in paragraph s72
brussels carpets increasing ne rate
from "A 20 - cents per square yard; ia
paragraph 373 Cvelve; and tapestry car
pecs). increasing me -zte rom 20 % Il
cents per square yard: IL paragraph 374
tapestry Brussels carpets). increasing
the rate from 3 % - cents per square
yard: IN paragraph 37S - inserting a
substitute making q uniform rate % "a
cents per square foot and 20 per cent al
vzloren Oh Oriental. Berlin s1d SIM
lar ugs and carpets. Paragraphs not
specified remain unchanged.
Mr.. AIlison's Amendment % paragraph
353 <as then agreed %. zs-2s.
Mr.. Mantle Offered q substitute to-
paragraph 355. providing nat he eg;y
On irsi and second class wool. vsszsd.
shaH Be :xice .has o. 1nxasaei. and o.
f-s:. and third ciass wool. secured.
th-ee time. ne duty On The unsecured
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ceptAi tentatively nat part o. re
amendment referring % frs, sna second
class wool EssheG
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