The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-09


nv authorized to produce by contract al
NOR OF the best quality for any or all YES
sels above referred to, provided that susn
contracts can be made at a price "hlea
now, in his judgment, b reasonable anu
equitable, but in case he Is unable 10 'iaN'
contracts for armor under the above con
ditlons he Is hereby authorized and HAFee''
ed to procure site for and to erect tns''-
ON A factory for the manufacture OF arh'o'
and the sum OF 100000 is hereby aPP'o-
priated toward the erection OF said lac
tory" -,
The Penrose armOr plate amen linsh'
WAS carried by a vote vi - t. 20.
Senator Chandler, from the commit lee
on privileges and elections, presenter "
supplemental report ON the case oil senator
Clark of Montana, replying to the '''i'
lures upon the committee made by SENATOR
Clark in speech and also to the MINORITY
report. With reference TO Clark state
ments the committee says:
The distinct criticism made by senator
Clark ON May Is OF the report OF the CON.
mittee are not serious N their character
and it is Fortunate they were made Or
cause they may be taken as being among
criticisms with the party most At inter
est can claim can justly he made ln'
correctness OF all other statements made
BY the committee not criticised by SENATOR
Clark may be taken TO be admitted .!
him."
Senator Chandler asserted that - al
as Senator Clark was concerned, tArfe was
no refusal to summon any witnesses "Aol
his counsel insisted upon OBTAINING
When the senate convened at IL " ei1ea
| Thursday the conterer7 ON the naval apr"
priation bill wete still IN 'e7''on y
agreement had been reached b., the rDn
ierees and none Wa, immediately 10 ''eAt
| Tn motion uf senator tUckreil the 'vn
ate began the consideration Of Pfi'aIr trh
sion balls the agreement bsing e. eon'rir
all Of the unJb,ectrd hou'r p~n'ioh uali
OFT the calendar,
Forty eight hou.e pension balls "rH
passed They will be- ,tnt 10 The prr7tdsn
for bis signature.
| When the senate reconsrned At II
senator Hale reported 4 further Disagree
n,ent on the naval appropriation 5ll an
moved that the senate insist upon 1t
Amendment. The report AMI motion "rs
agreed To.
The senate then took a recess unII
o'clock.
After passing the bill amending the ic
incorporating the supreme lud&s q
Knight. of Pythia,, further rrcvea ana
) O'Clock va. taken.
The president arrived al the senAtr 4
$40 p. III.
| Washington. June The confrr~er q
the naval Appropriation bill nave lsrsslr
10 report disagreement iItrr a 's-n.on D.
two hours. The cunIrrrr- express cont
denee, however, 81 being able Do eunriusl
the controversy Il iaOJhrr meeting i. ID
dered. The conference developed the t,p
that the representatives, ol blth hou'
we're willing to make neutral ruiRve+stst
and IN reality an agreement pragticalI
was reached though il vas lr,tds,i
first report disagreement 20 both nou'
in order to test The feeling
| The agreement eliminated the intie
coast work, fvnhnr~ survey, 60 the Jrsi
eliminates all reference ~ Lakes anal
"hydrugrsphic survey, Aui rrlucr. q
$4,000 appropriated BY the 'snItr amen
mrnt to SJOtaO The Amrndnri.f
agreed upon Nil read a, iollp~.,
For ocvan survey, including the wlts
Of tuba aud the Philippians arehtprllg
but not the coast thereof aud tor ans pu
chase vi nAutlcIl books enLrt, anal al
ing directions and freight anal rVpr-
charges on same, EjOWO
This - a compromise in all r~~p.-rt
The original pros, VISION IN the house b
Was for ocran survey, oaly Iad u Al
proPriated slDOOo.
This settlement D. .ial 20 b, ,Itl,flrtor
to the superintendent If III, ouist anil =
Odetic survey
Washington, june The frat .rsstu
of the Fifty .iyth congress iaIJururd
) p IN.