Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
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cussion lasting more than two hours
the Senate to-day o~rced +, Tho ,,r,
resolutions offered yesterday by Mr.
Bacon (Gcorcia) calling ,,non tho Sec
,ctorv of N-,r fo,. ;,f,.,,
ihc oIloyoncn ,,eaa ~, 49, 49," "
.,t,.;a, 49, ~ - 81. my 'i'iNeis
tha SIM. nxn,n,;.a -, ,'i,; 80 "'tu
t,.rs onnina,ros 49, 80 ,,,', 49, 49,
ror ,ban, srha ,Ia,,n,n ,o,,.
ron~o rr,.,- S,rntt,.. ,ttai
II f'' Wv Il"
copsi1,,o,io, Of ~, ouo
r.s,,,,,ad a,I NJ, p,,Esi w ..S
for,,in r'.,d 49, ~ Ca.i-
hin to Al, C,,,,,,s .,ni,s, -,
IN cnrnta ,1,,SIr ,nn G,',o 80 go Ia
nni,',,n,'t 'H' WV '''' "P-
,,' ~
iioN or INQolhA'
Mr.. Jones (Arkansas) offered and Sc
cured the adop;ion of a resolution di-
rcctinc the Attorney Conceal 10 ..sapd
to the Senate a statement of the action
taken pv him i'm the cnse Of .Iorpn t,rmz
a resident OF Porto Rico, alleged to
nave been brought into this country
states: and whai stems If nnv have
been taken or are in contcmnlaIion
The said Jorge Cruz mr. thn nnrt,.
S''"S'"S A't4i a'''p NtS cHileu SNdNcS'
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS CRIT
lCISED.
Whom ,ho ,vo ,ros,,n,ior,, offaro1 IA.
Mr.. Bacon Yesterday were laid befors
tha e,cr,ta no .sanior Snr,to, fro,,,
South DsEot, daiiyn,.,,, - ]i,nr.,t,r
istir od,lrres IN s,nno,.t ~ ~, rasnI',
lions No c,i,ic'lnI ,,iro,.n',,i,. ,to
.,,,.,,r,,,, ,,,Il 81. 40 5,i;Ni
Wnr DensrtnSnn, i, ,ss,,o,',a 80 i,is
rasn,i,lin,s. n,s5nt,inin,r ,h.i,. 80 ~,
co,,,,,i.,,o ~. ,,;f,r,,, NV
~, ,rio,, ci,.'i,,,, 80 ~ Mn;
t,,.v 90 w ,,,,,i,.iit," ~ ~
ctn;..,,,.rtt ~ 49," Sr,',S ''tc
to-. .r'rl,,as ,',',,.,,,''', :, no,
49, 81 - niid
nv tho ssnat. wn,,iS i've i"r,ishnd i ~
die tiroc "o''''' Nc i"' i'''''ieN III
NJ, r,,,o, &c >,ou.,
~ ~, "a '''' ~
vostiSatcd. said that additional sala-
riea had not been granted to army Off
GERS IN service in Cuba or in Porto
Rico. When the United States assumed
the functions Of government in Cuba
and in Porto ,fdco army officers were
assigned to pegform civil as well as mil
iiary duties. Hhcse officers, Mr.. Carter
said. were thrust into positions where
their expenses necessarily were consid-
erably increased
AN I4xprA%AT1ON
He -lnstancc1- The case o. an officer of
MS own acquaintance, who found 1t
impossible TO meet his additional neces-
saly expenses ont or his regular pay.
He. therefore. asked 10 be relieved from
duty in Cuba, or be siven an allowance
OF expenses. lie was given an allow
ance. OF Sl,SOO "a year, because the See
rotary OF War and the President felt
that the officer ought not virtually tol
BE- fined for the performance OF duties
tn which he wps assigned
- NJ ,i ''.l,',m S'sssSteV una. II misht
we're answered before entering upon n
disrIssinn Of thnm
I'VE, on the other side" ssid he
want to know something on this cues
ton. and have not hpd the advantage
OF informatin from the War Depart
ment"
MIR pAf~o\y,s rr>,ApKs
,,r paoan ,na a.,,,,1n 80 ~,
~. NJ, na e,,. .nY au.Hor oil the reso-
~ ,.iei'. d, So,,ie
- -. ~, ''' '"c 'Pl,'s'
,,,h dish,, nc ,lS,iIi' vo"lu cot.cc'
,,,rairnJ ia 80, ti, ~ MS UNI
C,bn "a. la az 'a, ,o ,ne ne, ,eNr,Irs oi
,,o,ye,. '''' ''e''
H. H.. noi,,o,I "a ,,,. 80 , 80 -,
United States ,eynresslv forhids thn o Nv
inr ~ 80. Of. 49,, 80 Az s
eompensaii6n aha Ss their airy res a"'p pay