Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-02-08

" '"S 'SeHdte W. II
arose to question of privilege a -,
ly attacked the British Cow Yo au0
the British yice-consul at Manu- u4a
because Of an interview in :" N.Y. "a
vice-consul had assailed Mr. Mug uaq
the position he had taken in ' Is
the Transvaal republic in is "'at
Great Britain. Mr.. Hoar tbo "%
consuls purported remarks s
that it ought to be inyestig,ta,
Government, but he deprecated :.
tack upon Great Britain, N,
sharply arraigned the British co,
his utterances against Uptod \
Senator, and believed it ought M. y
to be passed. Mr.. TilIman dpis,
forceful and characteristic snaorb
Philippine question, in which h.
tanned that this Government m,E
tend to the Filipinos the right Il
themselves, the United States rp,.
them against the aggression Of @bs
tons. Twenty-thrce pension NN
passed. The House passed tba \
resolution to investigate Secrp,,,r
which the committee on rules rpco,,
ed should be sent to the ways and
committee
On Tuesday in the Senate Mn I
ed giving cannon from cupboot
vile to City of Nashville. Mr. NJ
resolution directing rules commira
consider plan for enlargement Of chi
or for transacting other than IcgJs
business elsewhere was agreed IA
Pettigrew's resolution concerning Il,
an treaty was referred to comm,h
foreign relations. Mr.. Bacon spoipl
hours in support Of his Philippine M
tons. Bill granting pension Of ii
month to mother of late Flag Lquts
Brumby was passed. W. v SuHh F
Senator from Mississippi was svon
In the House resolutions calling On
retaries of War and Navy for revgt
expenditures on account of TRANSPORTS
of troops to Philippines from MAJ
1898, to Nov. l, 1899, were adopted
authorizing acceptance of site for
tary post near Des Moines, Iowa
passed. Committee decided to rem
river and harbor bill this session.
In the Senate on "Wednesday dt
ordinarily calm and dignifed, burst
passionate utterances and bitter red
nations. Senators hurled denundt
at one another until the audience
cred with excitement. Mr.. PettsN
sought to have read a resolution enn
ing a document written by Emilio \
naldo upon the Filipino insurrectM
containing his version Of the ALLEGED
ignition of the Filipino republic by
miral Dewey. Senator Lodge pFots
against printing the document in
form, and read a letter from Adm
Dewey, in which that portion Of
naldo's statement relating to the ADM
was denounced as a tissue Of falSels
Nearly the entire morning hour
Senate on Thursday was occupied
Mr.. Allen in discussing the report ON
rotary Gage concerning his transact
with the National City Bank Of
York. Mr.. Allen claimed Mr.. Cages
ply had not been sufficient. Mr. M
delivered an extended speech II 0R
ton to the pending financial meas
Bills were passed to reimburse Wyol
for money expended in protecuns
Yellowstone National Park and
large the powers of the ChoctaV
homa and Gulf Railroad. In the n
debate on the Indian appropriate
took a wide range, the feature ~
strong speech in favor of eXpaSOp
Mr.. Sibley Dem, Pa. The co1H'
report on the urgent deficiency V~
adopted. 1t was only parlla
ment. Two items were sui ID up
One of these-the appropriation l@
public building at Kansas CFI
agreed to, and the House stlI4 lSSu4
on it's disagreement to the appFOrA
of $4,000 for the Observation -"
eclipse of the sun next May, aS
had been given the Smithsonian luz
ton for the same purpose es
In the Senate on Friday all Vu oil
Pettigrew to discuss 'H' h
pine question was of no aVail' 40
met by point Of order winch 'V o.,
from the floor. He had so''eh : %
far as to charge that the great S %I
If the country would not publish u, M
concerning the Philippine wal ,utm
1uently he offered another reSOl" Sa,,
which he will speak next week, arab ~"
Allen concluded his speech III s NJ
nent of Secretary Gage because c;.r RI
with the Natlonal OIE nj
Of New York. He had pre'iO S.. an
luced a resolution providing ~ T,s,s
vestigation by the Senate OF 'nt ~ ,ops
Department, but objection " ~
ration sent it over until next T ,1sny
ourned until Monday. In the r no,,tl
lay was 1 devoted to the Indian apgp
ion bill. When the approp'l "Fon
indian schools was reached d" ~ If NJ
naucurated by Mr.. tltzsef"lu tbp
York to permit the Secretar! ,I S for
.erior to contract with schools .,bs of
EDUCATION of Indian children M sdd
Government lacks facilities scboob
,riation is made for contrac' ,TS,ppt
his bill. 1t is claimed that sipo ,un
liam school facilities are lna hls rst
IN evening session pension. ~ O'L If 20 4
,e considered, but the polp' a, % Dasd
.um was raised and none "' held
No session of the Senate aleed St the M
Saturday. The House paSSs ras siS
appropriation bill. 1t s~tirulars
lmended in unimportant ps :s If nar
to revive the pollt SooIs fd
contracts with religious sew Which
.dueation of Indian children EN- ts S sore
,een gradually abandoned BY vt 'Df failed
men during the last five , YEAH fbe pnet