The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-08

armor plate matter had been settled.
.urha Senat tor mea u.s. said Mr.. Bacon,
of Georgia, ..t1at the House has accepted
the Senate's surrender
MIR Bacon contended that the Senate
5conferees' position would be made
Stranger nv not asking another confer
ences Mr.. Hale modified his motion so
"a not 10 request a further conference.
THE renort and mo ton were agreed to.
AR Pettns offered resolution declaring
that the appropriations for the naval SER
vice made for the present fiscal year
should be continued, so far as applicable
for the ensuing fiscal year. 1t was per-
mitted to remain on the tab.e Inc
senate then took a recess until 2 o'clock.
a. . o'clcck the Senate reconvened. a
hi, amending the act Incorporating the
ssS,,nrsr,a odge of the Knights of
Pythias was passed. Shortly afterward
another recess was taken until 3 o'clocN.
Then the news that the House had con-
Cured in the Senate naval amendments,
thus passing the bill, was received with
qualification.
Ri1,s donatine condemned cannon to the
sons or Veterans and paying for corn
seized by troops during the civil war were
pa ssed
The adjournment resolution was then
passed.
Mr.. Lindsay, of Kentucky, resented the
attack made in the House last night by
Mr.. Cannon on Commander Io1o' CAieA "
tho photographic Bureau.
"Renor,s of the proceedings OF this Con-
gress.', said Mr.. Lindsay, 'impute false
hood to Commander Todd. l submit to
any gentleman whether Todd was guilty
of falsehood. prevaricaton or want OF
candor"
Mr.. Lodge made statement to show
that the attack upon Commander Todd had
been made in an effort 10 break down one
of the government surveys that another
might be built up. He declared the effort
reflected no credit upon those responsible
for it.
Mr.. Chandler, in concurring with the
remarks of Mr.. Lodge. expressed tbs hope
that Congress soon would deal effectually
with the various surveys of the govern
1nent. He thought Commander Todd mad
violated the naval regulations IN sending
out his letter, but that ne mad sulerea
enough he was assured
PRESIDENT NOTIFIED.
Messrs Allison and Cockrell We're named
as committee to notify the President
that the Senate was ready to adjourn.
and in a few minutes reported that the
President had no further communications
to make and that he extended to Con-
gress his fluctuations on the great amount
OF work accomplished
L..
derins the Senate's thanks to Nj. Frye
for the dignifed, impartial and courteous
manner with which he has presided 1t
was adopted unanimously
Mr.. Frye spoke of the uniform kindness
of the members toward nm, making ms
duty pleasure, not task, ana hoped
our dear Lord viii permit you all to meet
here in the Chamber next December.
prolonged applause).
Precisely at O'Clock the gavel fell and
the session was at an. end.
As the people were streaming from the
galleries, 1ne-looking gray-haIred man
rose in the gentemen's gallery, and rails
ing his hat high above his head and look
ing upward. shouted: "A message from
the Great White Throne. Jesus is COM
ing soon" He is the same man who, at
the conclusion OF the Grant ceremonies
in the House Of Representa- ives a short
time ago, made a similar demonstration. :