The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-08

and beware of frauds, iu1ita-
tons and substitutes.
except the consideration OF appropriation
bills
81 will say to the senator" suggested
Mr. Allison, ''that that motion Is unnec-
essary. Either he or I will object TO the
transaction of any other business"
Mr.. Cullom asked TO make q report on
bill making additional amendments TO
the car coupler law, but Mr.. Sullivan OBJ
jected amid laughter.
Mr.. Beverage Qnd) asked for a con-
siderationr of a joint resolution to donate
a condemned cannon to the Sons OF Vet
Grams.
81 object" shouted Mr.. Sullivan.
ST would like TO know" inquired Mr..
Pettigrew, 'if that resolution has any
reference TO the chairman of the COM
mittee on appropriations Of the house Of
representatives"
The laughter which this sally created
gradually swelled into applause as the
full significance OF it fell upon the audit
ors.
In a facetious speech Mr.. Wolcott with
drew his objection to Mr.. Beveridge's
measure The latter was passed, as also
was the bill called up by Mr.. Sullivan to
pay for corn seized by troops during the
civil war.
Mr. Allison called from the table the
resolution providing for the final ad-
journment of congress, and after il had
been amended so as 10 provide for adj
Journment today at 5 o'clock. it was
passed.
Mr.. Lindsay CKy.) resented the attack
made in the house last night by Mr.. Can
non upon Commander Todd, chief of the
photographic bureau of the navy de-
partment. He said that the letter sent
out by Commander Todd in support Of
the naval photographic survey might
have been intended to influence legisla-
ton, but the trouble with Mr. Cannon
was that the letter stated truths The
official reports of the proceedings OF this
congress- said Mr.. Lindsay. ''impute
falsehoods to Commander Todd. I sub
nit to any gentleman whether Mr.. Todd
was guilty of falsehood or want CT can
dor II anybody is TO be charged 1t Is
not Chapman c. Todd I make this
statement so that in the record the anti
dote may go with the poison"
Mr.. Lodge made statement TO show
that the attack upon Commander Todd
had been made in an effort to break down
one Of the government surveys that an
other might be built up. He declared
the effort reflected no credit upon those
responsible for IT, Mr.. Chandler in con-
curing in the remarks of Mr.. Lodge
said that he thought Commander Todd
had violated the naval regulations in
sending out his letter, but that he had
suffered enough. hoped the secretary
Of the navy would relieve the commander
from suspension.
A recess was then taken until 4:30
O'Clock when the chair announced his
signature to the naval appropriation bill
and various other measures The usual
resolution was adopted for a committee
to inform the president that congress was
prepared to adjourn unless he had some
further business TO propose. Messrs. Al
Iison and CcckreIl were named "a the
senate committee In a few minutes the
committee reported that they had waited
upon the president; that he extended TO
congress his Fluctuations on the great
amount Of work accomplished in 50 short
2 time. and replied that he had no fur
Their communications 10 make.
Mr.. CockrelI CMo) then said II afforded
him a great deal Of pleasure TO offer the
following resolution:
"Tbat the thanks OF the senate are
hereby rendered - oncrabie William p
Frye for the dignined. impartial and
courteous manner in which ne has pre-
sided over its deliberat tons during the
present session"
Mr. Carter. IN the chair. submitted the
resolution to the senate and it was unan-
imously adopted
or resur1ing the chair. Mr.. Frye. ad-
dressing the senate in acknowledgment
OF the compliment paid him. said: "seua-
tors. 7 appreciate very highly the ex-
preston Of your confidence and approval.
but I think I should THINK you. rather
than you me Your Uniform kindness %
me has made the duty of presiding over
your deliberations a pleasure. not task
I wish You agreeable AMI safe journeys
70 your homes and hope that or dear Lord
will permit you ail-us ALTO meet here
in the chamber next Decsulber-' pro
IonzeA applause o. the floor ana IN the
galleries)
A Few minutes stiIl remained before the
hour % final adjournment and fneE were
passed ty the senators IN chatting and =
extending mutual feIic!tations- As ths
bsg clock over ths main entrance irii-
Gated : O'Clock. the presidents Eavel fe-l.
and Mr.. Frye declared the senate al
5ourned sire de
As the people were streaming f-0n iho
galleries. a Sne-Ipoki1g. gray-hairss nan
a-oze n the ge-flenozu's gallery and.
raising his hzs hiTh above his bead ard
boxing upward. sf1gaes-5;
F" r-ezszs from the great white tsr7o-e'
Jesus - coming sos1
. Is the sane nan WHO. - Re ooros7-
ssoa &C The Grant ce-esnoatss II tie
ts,r,se - Representatives = shoTs tiEne ag5.
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