The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-07-13
After Annexation.

about the year 1902, for instance, the
Congressional Record will have pages
like this:
Mr.. de la Encarnacion Of Borneo-
rise to a point of order. The dwarf
son of a pig from Humaryaan in vio-
lation of the dignity of this house
has appeared here in the costume of
his own country so accursed, consist
ing of an anointment of betel nut oil
and leather string, and l submit,
Mr.. President
The remainder of the remarks OF
Mr.. de la Encarnacion were inaudi-
bic, the gentleman from Bumayaan
having 1T this point driven a war
seear through his liver. The gentle
man IN Sorneo having been re.
moved, ti4. house proceeded with
USFIE1sHED BUSINESS.
Beirg H. R., No. 1927, ,632. (Mr.
Toyaoas Of Palawan.)
Mr.. Toyabas--Mr. Speaker
The Speaker Are the official ste
nographers and Interpreters OF the
Tiagan language present?
The stenographe-s and interpret
ers being present, Mr.. Toyabas pro
ceeded.
This is joint resolution, Mr..
Speaker, for the relief Of the starv-
ing inhabitants of the interior OF
Mindanao. The Introduction OF mod
ern fire arms has caused the virtual
extinction of the Visaya tribe on
which my unfortunate constituency
chiefly depended for meat. Stats
tics gathered in 1897 showed that the
supply Of Visayas at that time in
owns and villages, to say nothing OF
scattered herds, was sufficient to keep
IS amply supplied with human food
for II 0 years. Since our people were
supplied with repeating rifles, how
ever, and the Visayas developed a
tendency to vote the opposition tick
ct we have found it impossible to
prevent indiscrininate slaughter for
purposes of sport. The supply is
now exhausted, l know of instances
within my own knowledge, Mr..
Speaker, of families reared IN the
lap of luxury who never knew the
taste of any human flesh, but that OF
the Youngest and tenderest culled
Visayas who are today reduced to
the degrading necessity Of feeding
on the meat of animals. This JOINT
resolution provides for the annual
expectation to the island of Mlnda-
mao Of negro and Chinese immigrants
sufficient for food purposes
Mr.. Wun Lung Of Pangasinan-Mr.
Sneaker 7 DrOteSt-
The Speaker-Does the gentleman
from Palawan (Mr. Toyaoas) yield?
Nr. Cuffee Sancho Pedro OF Jlgu-
ami, Cuba. Lemme git at dat hall
nigger horse thief
The Sergeant at Arms here inter
cepted Mr.. Sancho Pedro who was
advancing upon Mr.. Toyabas with
an open razor.
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
Mr. Mentrida of Bohol-Mr. Speak
er, rise to a question of personal
privilege. =,
The Speaker-The gentleman will
state his question of privilege.
[tr. Mentrida-1t is my privilege to
inform this house that the baboon-
faced dog who desecrated so much
this honse as representative from the
most Infamous Island of the Babu-
yanes (great laughter) having bolted
the party caucus and refused to vote
for the rivers and harbors bill "a. b.
No. 1928, ,342) providing for harbors
and inland navigation on each one
of our glorious and fertile 1,4OO isl
ands, this morning had him led out
on the grounds in rear Of the white
house and shot. daughter and ap-
plause on the Republican side.
The Speaker-Do l understand the
gentleman to move that the gentle
man from Babuyanes be excused
from further attendance on the ses-
sions of this house?
Mr.. Mentrida-That is right.
The house without division voted
to excuse the gentleman from Babu-
yanes.
The remainder of the remarks of
Mr.. Toyabas will appear hereafter,
the Pampango stenographer having
left the house to attend an uprising.
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bv Mr.. Parrattan of Sugut-Bill
(H. b. 1929 ,99Y for the suppression
of volcanoes.
BY Mr.. Bantayan of Cantanduanes
Bill (H. B. 7,114,4 ,444). Bill for the
encouragement of revolutions for the
amusement of the people.
By Mr.. Aluhijid of Cattabato. Bill
Oh. B. 3,411,S1D to require each of
the forty-tive languages and dialects
spoken in the PHILIPPINE Islands to be
taught in the public schools OF the
United States.
BY Mr.. Johnston Of South Carolina
Bill (H. B. H. for the free and un-
limited coinage of silver at IL to l.
Greenville News.