The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-28
P'll|EDNGS N CONGRESS
zNN aACoN RESOLUTIONS PASS
sE*Nenes ts Allowances Made 40
HeFs tn cuba and PusEtS hiso-
|4<S<hi hIiis Pass-The Quay Case
esss eS the House.



fNE HI1lnti0ns offered by Senator Bacon,
<.'|I&4 opOn the secretary Of war Tor in
fSa8kzth a. ~ the allowances made "a
Ns, &fheers stationed In Cuba and
NN't Rico and the sums expended in
|N &'Hg quarters, squiPages aud Other
81. NIeners for them. The debate took
Fsngs. many senators participating
NH ~ extended discussion u the sub
4[< EanAEoF Piatt Ut cOnnsctieut eK-
INa he Opinioa that it would be found
2&&8 ~ OlFesT had received an additional
f&I<I| AiloA snces probably had bosn
m&I NIL 10 deemed such allowances as
IA proper Me pointed out that
&Mn Has not nos and probably never
WN16 ~ q part VI the United States.
$4,000 hAeUh, the suIhOT Vi the tesolu'
hi0NN Aieeassed them Al some leagIh. lie
N|1KHaSd slTongly from tho proposition
fN1I - Pges.aeHl ,Oaid coolest aud Dis
asnNA n1cosding 10 his uaIeAlEAinsI iudg'
8NEfs ~ resources VI Cuba he did nOt
NM Itak nalsmssed PS~sT.
NAA NssoinliOnS seIs agreed To without
fIl|1l24
"A Ill Increasing tho limit 81 cost foF
fAN f6sAsills. Colo. pubic building 10
4IIx4 NAA pASsai S,on after the SeaAis
01AKeNs1
AZ - request OF Senator callotn the
e14IM41ln report GA the HAaa llAn eiSii
MAAINNsnnG Laii NAs lad J~lOsp the ssn
80 n Was disagspsd 1" Ani Hs~ e1H
fll1Na4 snausslsd. s<aasSEs Cullen. Aor'
ms3 aNd Ozark VI Wyoming I'saRs aAHled
g e1SflseSA
afor JONES oI ATkAAAAS offered AID
Sa he AdoPIsoa VI . FSsoiaI'OH -
ea1.fI1g he sIIoTnHy gsnsTAl 10 sad 10
NAa aEna1e . slAssmenI VI lhs aetiua iAAsn
W ksM 10 his eass u C~oFgs NFass. 100
1.rI e rarIto REQ. alleged 10 have bssH
&k intS Lhas poaaiGy under cub
fffd1 = labor All shat steps have bSrn
laAta - are IN contemplation looking 20
lngs agAlAAG iAs sid 0~o'gs CFaSs
~ ~ rnFty bfsHE,Ag BAN into Tao Cnit~i
III QnAy resolution was iakea up and
st11 Pss kihs spoke in tA'05 OF the SsA'
laR Nc. Quay as q srAAinE iTom fsun
H1I54NIa on tho spPoialmsni u ;hs goN
0No De- aid be ~As ao' srtaia''d BY
aa0n.lag lhlA poaagsoa BY Hss'e personal
n|ISs1 but THAI be uss controlled By
a. Nv and the oonsiitu,ion.
FaHIBr CAandisF. from The senate o'tn
m||fs& - pst,ilsEss and s9"s'ions, M"ndsy
nHAN.Ilea to tho s~na,s The report iron
tktf ennaillr- Ia No oAa~ II SsnA0E Claik
q Neahna. The FsPoSi sA comparatively
1sI&i. eesprtnR oaly at'oai Is pages OF
nlIat mastsF Il dn~s not tsAsArss the
l1.|lay. ba, slnPly P'vsrais The Ind
inAA 81 ehs cosHmi,scO sHi sis rvasias tot
a. ksNfsa.
Ia NnAing Of the COMMITTEES ss that the
a,4tIan 10 the sxnatr u WilliAa A, Clark
a 1|niana uas null and vusd on Aecsani
AZ &aFsas and eoTTups FTAcsicss by his
aftHH md the violation Of the las 81
1|laIana a-aaiAg and pUnishiHg crime
naiaAt thr cl@ctiss traBOhtscA In Sis~
~ ~ anding The coulTalsteS reports AMI
nl.AMinonaly rccoma'snds the adoption b!
~ naaals OF tho following resolution;
zsaltsd. Tat William n Ozark waa
NN MAAAN Ata3 NNsNt NS~A"' >" N%H ."
~ 4tnAts 81 the UaiteI states by the
I1RsluFs Of the state Of Montana"
Xl8 eommits~c aays the direct violation
- E1aTk and his curmnitses and agents Of
~ aSosiaions of the Montana sANa ate OF
~ Nlat Importance in eoanOction With tho
t111IHaloas reached by the oommittrs.
K5Nyd UnAcom, the United states
41alsa daifAires a. Cons;Antihopls. has
nah.lt The state department that the
NlIiAinA minister Il foreign affairs has In
r431 the ambassador that the porte vii
M1I Eaise the tariff dutisa without PREV
CO.. &Hfeemsnt With the powers
INk hnal debate in the senate on h'
atse 81 Hon. NJ. 8. Quay began at u
n'GIEe& Tuesday. Notwithstanding the
tcN tlaiivsly early hour Of meeting. q
MfNA number Of senators were presen,
u11A Ne session opened and many people
Ntlk b the galleries.
49&olu,iun offered last week by Ssna
~ EalbeTsan VAS passed.
blil authorizing the secretary Of wal
y Hake regulations governing the run
Ming q loose logs. steamboats, and raft
in #EtAin rivers was passed.
~ consideration Of the Quay case wal
I1aA sesamed.
EAalor Psnrose continued his argu
mont
HtluF McCumbeT delivered a carefully
I|IE@Iea constitutional speech in oppoSi
ABA b The seating Of Quay.
q - extended argument Senator Lind
~ resented legal and constitutional
80 why, In his opinion, Mr.. Quay
..& rot to be seated.
! majority Of one vote Mr.. Quay
N aolared not entitled 10 q seat In tn,
IIE4I4
VILLAIN A. Clark Of Montana will re
.|&N Nc seat In the United States cen
a. Il may he held until later In tn
.A "a, but II will be handed In befor
a. mate has acted upos the report Of TN
ao0Mlttee on privileges and elections, de
1'AI|ne that he was not duly and legal!
I|0@|sd.
\ known that Senator Clark ha
&Itst 10 the conclusion that the most dig
0'|21 course for him TO pursue is 10 with
kI8H gracefully and to 60 before the pec
~ b his state with q request that the.
4Ss him 9 vote Of coincidence and agall
I&A1 him TO Washington.
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