The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

reported, there viii IL 4 redue,,oa " Mn \,
hsfF iaK 70 eliza. The pre.ent Is, !. !
~ hafrt'. with a 7 ~ per cent rebate /.
sllee' - that ihe reduction @ill ~ }
esais PER barrel Chairman PAYNE q
called meeting Of the fuIl way. ~
i,'eAns nonainittee Coz tomorrow 10 eonside
ths bill. = '''''
Aenlisets o. the Ways and means eor,
hliiiee estimate the aggEegala redaetion
q The bill ~ framed Al $4,000 eco. m
IesineiioH on beer. II Is nndefstood 4 I,
~ 2, pr eent, instead Of ] ~. The D
~ eaht tehaIs % ~ Ier larel would /.
~ erHis, making the new tax sisO.
An International ehea match Is bein,
Plasned BY colleges d England and Amer
itm.
fAr pension rolls are Increasing. as IN,
s.aldisss wldoas arr taking advantage o
iAs new lAs.
In she Hssse.
Washington. De-. A.--IAe rolIesii Of IN,
hsaas shONed that 2Ts memben had =
sPnnded 70 sheir names. The speaker m
hoanoea . quorum present and that III,
hoass ass ready tos BUSINESS. The nsu
HAeinbsrs ssFe aMoFp In.
TAs speakg sppoiaiaA Asa.ra Payne q
AsS York, 0nosreneF u 0hlo and Rich
afisen u Tennessee 70 JOIN the oommiits.
y the ssusls TO notify the president thai
eangTss sac ready 10 receive any CON
manicailsa iIom him.
Mr. keos's bill foF the EeosganiEatioa u
Ihs army Was ihsFodnrrd b. Chairman
linil q ths hoass military COMMITTEES and
ialnsaalsieiy referred 10 that ooanmittae
Nosk % tAs biil has bern In progress and
lAe measure is nor practically oOmpleisd
ard ready 70 b. Rportaa
Ihs dIsg hiil al the sesalon lnirodaaei
II ths hoaaa u representatives nas By
Representative cspmp Of Indiana 'inAkinR
an aps.0ftinameni al representative in con.
gsess andeF the last sensaG~
Il ptpFides a. lnrrease q memb@rnhLF
ilnan ssl h sdS. Ths toiiosiRg states gaia
u representation Arkansas /. coiorAda
I, cahlosnia !, Connacsirat !, FlaridA !,
ililnnis :. Massachusetts, /, Alinnasssa !,
AiIsAcaFs I. Mes jersey :. New York 3
NeSth Dakota I. nsnnsylSsnis 2. Tsxss 2
WaaAiagtas !. West YiEginia /. rhs I'D
lsMlng states loset Kansas 4. L1suiaiAhl
{. Mi~ssiFsa :, NeasAaka l. North Caro-.
Ian I. s.ath caFoaina !. viFKinia !.
synpathS t0r o~~ I,aaL
A re~oiaIi0a 10 leAalf a sx,Presldeni
KTpgsf uas introaacsd In The Aoass By
Representative Fitzgerald " MasAaeha'
vita II F.rslsas
~Mhsrsas. Tie heFoic struggle naaAs b.
~ Ross Espahlirs 70 nlAintaln ihsir "a.
'ssrnre has SKcilrd tho sympalhy u ths
: hois uosil. tbrrstoTs. b. IL
~kssrased. That ths effort u Psui kTn.
pr 10 eAtain ths assistance oi the ciyl
ind naliaas 81 the uusid In securing pcacs
I'D pespsF teruas u srstismsai between
lfrsl ilEtiain and ths Boef rrPahlis n d.
.xsving u Tia taatae and sympathy u ihs
Asarrsaan Psopia-
sirFsr.raiative ealnzE Tuesday IniTo.
lassa IN ths hoare ths following resala,
inn.
-whasaa. he var in eoaih Africa Ia.
Issraaaiea into Feieniiees and RUTHLESS
II brave pcoPls. aghiing
" iissir hasnea and hbsftyy
~ResalVra, That the eangrrss Al ths
Tnltra ksaisa protests In The naHss q hn-
ilaully and civilization against q c,plin,
,aaes u : war sAtrh eugxagcs The Ieei.
nes q 81 Alrsty boring peopls. and
Resolved. That The Coagrcss Of shs
rnilsd states. bssng conmitt-d 10 Tia
principles u artitraiioa lut the settlement
4 lassSna,ianal aisPaias, aTES- upon tho
sesuamsas II bet majesty The utslaan Of
adopting this polsey loT The pufpose d
.soppihx The awful alrodlies nos going
% in Soash Africa
waxhinsinu. IsS. s.--whsn the haasy
nat "Wednesday the speaker anRaam ~
that hv had q communication from thu
family 81 Nr. Isoaiells Of Maine rS-iRninF
BE J.asi,ioa a. chairman Of The comm,,,c.
On naval Affairs
Nc. IialErll u Pennsylvania, from u,
runnnistes On rules. presented PcaA
order ios ths hnass 10 inneliatels bsgu
ihp consideration q the army reNRansSA
tina hlli No 1iHe wss srs iOt a vote %
The useasurN.
IAs resolution was adopted. II was a.
rangra that general debate should run 70
iOar hours, tWo hour on q side, and TIA
then the bili shoulA ~ considered undo
the I've minute rule Mr. Huh oPcned ID
debate.
Mr.. nall ridiCalcd The charges mad
during the rvCvnt campaign by the Ops
sl,ion 10 the stiect that the Republican
party desired 10 ioisl uPOa the cOaniT.
. ervat standing army.
Mr.. Cochran 81 Missouri declared y
army that marched on the face Of n
earth could accomplish the sabjugasion {
the rhiiipp,aes Mr. kleheSE Of Tcx1
and Mr.. McCleIhnd Of New York Oppose
the bill.
Something Of q sensation was create
daring deasie this aitrnoon On the arm
Inn N the house BY Nj. Mccall Of Mass
lchusrtts, who delivered an hours spceC
in opposition TO the bill. He criticize,
sune q the technical tratnres Of the b'
lchafrine that The oreanisatiOn ProPce'
vas not economical. IN that II enn'et
lplatcd the same number Of officers J
an army Of 5000 a. for an army OF iO'
Un lie was especially severe upon !
proposition 10 lodge In the president
an time unless congress acted to
{ l@nsnty the power 10 double the strrng
lot the army at will, Hut it was agar
!. The policy Of retaining the Phil'ppin
|. and Ire Inauguration Of colonial Pol''
4 that he opened all his batteries Aernb
!. IssteameA into the hoos ircm the clos
4 poms when Il bcCame ncised about u
lar. Mccall was speaking. and hs'e'
II with great eagensse 10 bis speech