Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-09

on account of having been bi';.n By
mad dogs.
Still, Mr.. Gsllinger said be did not be-
lieve . word of il.
"Do you speak as o physician or
SenstoI?" asked Mr.. Wolcott.
Both" replied Mr.. Gsllinger.
Mr.. Bacon stated that he lost seyen
head Of cattle and Q fine mare-all bi,.
ten by mad dogs.
Here the discussion ended and rou.
tine business Was resumed.
Mr.. Chandler tried to secure unsni.
nous Consent for Q vote on the QUAY
case next Saturday q Sd. 10. Obiec.
ton was made by Mr.. Burrows. Then
Mr.. Aldrich suggested two weeks from
tomorrow at O'Clock. Mr.. Burrows
said an absent Senator would return
tomorrow, and wired be wished 10 he
present before an agreement was reach.
ed.
Mr.. Jones objected, saying one DAYS
delay would make no great differenc
Mr.. Chandler save notice be would
tomorrow renew the request of Dir.
Aldrich that Tuesds', April "a, at 4
O'Clock, the vo.e on 'he QIay case D.
taken
Mr.. Burrows said that would suit
him and added that he had q list Of 10 or
IL Senators who wished 10 speak.
Mr.. Stewart the ght tie Quay oppo-
nenis bad been fighting for Gela, and DE-
clsred Mr.. Burrows and others had not
kept faith.
The general belief at this writing s
that time for a vote will be fixed to-
morrow unless new troubles arise.
At the conclusion Of the discussion on
the Quay case, considerst OF be L..
dian appropriation bill was resumed.
A vote on the Jones amendment pre-
viding that the Secretary OF the Interior
may make contracts with the present
contract schools for the education of H.
dian children during the fiscal year enc.
ing June 80, 1901, resulted 10 lis defeat
DO vote Of 80 10 l6.
Mr.. Penr0se introduced q bill 10 aid
in maintaining the gold standard, to
provide free coinage for coins OF small
denominations.
Mr.. McComas introduced q bill d.
rectir s the Secretary OF the Treasury
to pay to the Baltimore & OHIO Rail
road Co. $9l 300, allowed by the Court
of Claims for transportation of officers
and soldiers of the United States and
munitions of war for the United States
during the late rebellion.
Mr.. Cockrell gave notice he would
call up ct one o'clock tomorrow the re-
solutions in memory of the late Repr,-
sentative Bland OF Missouri.
Mr.. Burrows will speak Wednesday
10 opposition to the seating of Mr..
Quay.
The House passed bill giving per.
sion OF IS month to ell pensionsble
survivors of the Mexican war. whether
they we're on the rolls or not at the
time of the passage of the original
Mexican pension Act 10 1898.
The agricultural appropriation bill
was then taken up. The bill car les an
appropriation Of a, l16 800. being 1890.
778 10 excess of the scs of last year.
Chairman Wadsworth, of the asricul-
tural committee, made q short state
ment of the contents of the bill ard
then Mr.. Shattuc took advantage of the
freedom Of general debate 10 make 8
political speech upholding the policy OF
the Admin strati1n 10 the islands oh
tanned from Spain, and proceeded 10
denounce Edward Atkinson as the high
priest of the reasonable propaganda
circulating seditious literature in the
Philippines. Atkinson's ancestors. he
said, had fought, bled. and held Office
on the wrond side ia the revolutionary
war. Theodore Senior and Theodore Ju.
niorwere as IL fam Gus among tue patriots
OF that day as Edward was now. He
caused much amusement in the Hou:e
by his sarcastic illusions to Mr.. Akin.
sons efforts to induce the working
people OF New EDgland to live on ~
cents day. Mr.. Shsttuo thought biz
"science of nutrition" would do TIM
Filipin0s more good than his treason
able utterance because 1t would teach
them how TO live on wind and husbaud
their resources, thus prolooepg their
insurection against the United States"
"Of all asses the intellectual one has
the loudest and most senorous Bray"
said Mr.. Shattuc in conclusion.
Mr.. Bailey believed that but for toe
encouragement extended by some
people in the United States the Philip
pine rebellion" would now have been
stopped and hundreds OF lives OF brave
Americans saved.
Mr.. Bell said that Mckinley would
not have been elected the last time bus
for the use of an enormous corruption
fund. He did not believe he would he
elected again.
Mr.. Gaines denounced the republicans fox
their attitude towards Porto Bico and HcKln-
ley for having apparently abandoned his p''
sition that it was our plain duty" to give irce
trade between that Island and this country.
The International Journal Of Etnics, q
quarterly, for April, has been received
from Its publishers, at 1906 Arch street,
Philadelphia. Its contents are: The
Nature and Significance OF MonOpolie7
and Trusts, by Richard 7. Ely, Univ r
sity Of Wisconsin The Ethics OF Expal
sion. by q. II. Powers, Cornell Uniyer-
si'y; The Ethics of our Philippine
Policy, by Herbert Welsh, Phisdel-
pbia ladies and GeDtlemeO," by