Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-01-25

ne senate spent most of tn i.
day in debate on various pb NY
lutions. Opening speech ma a
Bacon. Mr.. Pettigrew o ~'s
speech begun last week vSaaa
lacking the administrator S u.
replied, scoring Dakota SeD,t,,
sideration of financial bill tbpn
Mr.. Rawlins spoke in oppositia a
ure. In the House Mr.. Ca,os
from committee on approprstrs
ed urgent deficiency appropd,sI
and gave notice he would cal
consideration Tuesday. Resonts
ed calling upon Secretary of S,%
formation relative to status Of N
between Great Britain and
States which prevented Urita
from building, arming or m,,l
more than one war vessel rnr
lakes. Rest of day devoted h
GRAFTON of District of Column,
The Senate on Tuesday recpjyaI
ton from Mr.. CulIom. signed N
colored persons in Illinois, aShI
gressional action to protect Dqr,
lynching. BY a vote Of Il to MI
the table Mr.. Pettigrew's ameDh|
Mr.. Hoar's Philippine rpsolutm
for the instructions to the peace n
sion. Heard Mr.. McLaurin in On,
to the financial bill and in alve
comforting authority upon State n
issue circulating notes. The Ba|
voted the day to debate on The N
propriating SlJ0.000 for rural nd
delivery contained in the urgent n
cy bill, and listened to an attack III
tary Gage by Mr.. Richardson Of 4
see and his defense by Mr.. ngj
Illinois.
The Senate agreed on Wedles|
take final vote on gold standaME|
Is. Passed Mr.. Hoar's resolutl
quiry regarding conduct of PhiEpl
as substitute for similar pending
tons. Adopted resolution Offered
Hale as TO seizure of -four hV BIt}
thorities, but only after spirited
and after resolution had been nd
amended. The House decided BY
174 to 1873 that census bill ppr|
Mr.. Hopkins Ull.l was privileged
Barney (Wis.), from the commit
appropriations, reported pension AZ
alton bill. Passed urgency dal
bill.
The Senate on Thursday listels
speech by Mr.. Wellington agalnsA
nent retention of the PHILIPPINES
a continuation by Mr.. Teller Of 4
tack on the financial bill. Res|
resolution from Mr.. Ross decIi1
favor of creating a separate soVa1
department to take charge Of ale
dependencies. The House paSa|
ate bill extending power Of dlNl
the census after rejecting ane1
opposed by labor unions autlollj
rector to contract for extra pEllu4|
private contractors.
On Friday the Senate listenedv1
passioned speech by Mr.. Haze
he said he believed nine-tenlh
American people were in sympa'I|
the Beers in their war with uiFa
ain. Passed Mr.. Aliens resoup
quiring of the President whetnPD|
resentative of the Transvaa 1@D1
had applied for recognition, anu
it had been granted or denlea'
to a speech by Mr.. Morgan InvHl
to the financial bill. The pens%s
priation bill, carrying Sl4o'-fS'
passed by the House. Ii was
vehicle Of an attack upon ,s
sioner of pensions by Mr. Ou, ",
Kan.), who was seconded y! ~.
and Mr.. Norton of Ohio and MI
son of Indiana and other NOF'H',
ocrats. The commissioner "'S
by a score of members Ifon
of the house. A rider was p%
bill by unanimous consent ' tr
the commissioner in MS We
withhold the fees of attorneys@
in pension cases where ne ~ orp,,tI
that the attorneys had not pI. ,ga,
cases under their persona, ~. I@ h
A bill was passed to extenu w ",,s
the completion of a of'use Ma
Missouri river at st. ChaFlts'
The Senate held no session horr
day. The House spent an no ,I
posing of bills favorably repvi .a,
those passed being the measp'II ~
the League Island and N Il tnte,
docks of stone instead OF ll D.s
norris on the Roberts case n
ceived. An hour was Rppa0
nouncing eulogies on the la'e s, I
tive Danford of Ohio. A rts
adopted calling for lD0lnnnsrtusd
possession of the War Dep Si
tive fvsst to the power canal qro"n'"
Rapids, Lake Superior