The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-15
INVESTIGATED.
the Lodge RssO'
|. After Debate
Lsco DEFENDS HIMSELF
| n..,t Out to Lobbyists
\ Claim Agents.
|,ssRICAN BANK BILL

.,.,on was Manifested to
=. notably by Senator's
teller and Bncon'
June IA bill to author
~ for enlisted men and ap-
officers of the United States
ssed.
called up a joint resolution
house yesterday approprlat-
. pay the Boring sea award
4 was agreed to-
oassed authorizing the presi'
...,a Lieutenant Commander
,vo. now on the retired list,
nuander in the retired list
commander Brown was one
n the Samoan disaster.
]. resolution directing tha
,lttee to inquire into the dis
H. money paid 10 the Metho'
= =.
!, church, South, for It's pook
!, was laid before the senate,
y ,Fla.) took the door.
lrse OF a oeiense Oh MS posi-
natter Mr. pasco deciar.d he
az an agent IN deceNILs the
,rsed yesterday by ar. Chano-
se feared that the oisclosu' es
nIpg the disposal OF the money
,bey mad not been established
until that was done 1t would
N congress even TO CONSIDER
/, should take.
IA now" said he, ascertain
his case. And / think. tco,
bbljgat!on upon the high church
n conduct an investigation OIL
Il some of It's officials, and
u,erest belief that they will
s,ton as viii place them and
IN the proper light
der again disclaimed any in
oIns injustice or Of injuring the
Ar. Pasco.
10 lAla.) did not approve the
Although he proposed TO vote
ssld that only today he found
bad been lobbitd through con
hoaey Paid to the heirs Of John
the lobyist received 90 per cent
h tRep., MessO, author OF tn,
replied that ne had not tn,
idea Of rejecting upon tn
which he had the highest re
desired the exposure of the de
be made because of the futur
exposure might do. He regard
b paid as a Just one and had n
deavoring to secure its repay
pointed out the fact that had hi.
10 the claim been adopte
ave cut off powerful lobbyis
ted q scandal. He hoped tina
committee, after considering tn
would bring in the draft of
which would put an end abso
% work Of lobbyists and CLAIM
uSiilon the resolution was the,
W TO provide a home for age
eolored people was passed.
bck the bill for the organ,za
PM. American bank was lal,
senate and Mr.. Pettus Gala.
position to the granting of tn
Barter.
such Institutions as this wer
70 stimulate such gamblin
as those which had recent
Vhlcago, where 1t is made i'm
.ae poor to secure bread. not
tae abundance OF wheat.
q the Chicago transaction. NJ,
ne thanked God that the per
gone where no ought. to 60.
s @auea reply to some of tn
S... .pus advanced bv Mr.. Pet
uIaSer' in charge of the hi,
~, ~. authorities to show that
~. ax the property of Fedora
&. ssa !. y Is In the hands OF indi
b s.,'u a In the various State,
i Avn ar, Foraker said the com
Ss s.sa relations had most care
~; .s'ed all phases Of ali ones
s ~ On The bill and had unanj
rss, nsa IL in the belief that
es'ient measure.
~ N V mere an amendment to N
= mat the proposed bank IS sb "a
pans, more than = pc
n, we on the amendment NJ
NJ Up Presented an argumen, :"
sark' v Sn'.i maintained that tt
d would not relieve the al,
~ doing business viii WITH s um,
| d, Asm se This failure 70 9o ss
| ~ Of banking facilities WAS i1 n.
|Fedit. 'he Dill much as NJ
10 - reply, cited addition,
lad s snnS, of his contentio'
|s;,s ssnt into exe cut s1n sass,,'