The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
THE LIQELIEST DAY
OF The SESSION
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what saw here or outside
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saw if any more. answered Mr.. Steele.
hotIy.
Mr. Steele manifested some disposition
TO cross the chamber, while Mr. Sulzer
shook his index finger defantly.
The vote was l7-=0 that the circumstances
be reported to the House The House
then rose from committee, and the chair
man reported to the speaker that an
| infringement of the rules had occurred,
| and that scandaious letter had been IN
troduced into the House proceedings.
The speaker, first put the question Oh
| passing the diplomatic and consular APP
| preparation Dill. ana TINS was passed VIII
| out opposition. Inc minority pioihpNS
| sought to adjourn IN order TO prevent . LUZ :
tnsr actioli ~ eAoulStls tns -
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| tbF Ass"clatea res
| WASHINGTON, rep. n.-ShortiS aver
the Senate convened lo-oaS tiie Nd a.
| bill was passed ne shipp'hs piil
was then kept before the SENATE ouii"s
the remainder OIL I'ie sessioi
Mr.. Caffery, OF LOUISIANA occupied ,he
| floor throughout inc SESSION. Imposition
! senators made the point OF no uaoFu'ii
| several times ana cemahaeo d ron eau
| Finally TINS ore" out d WARNING !ioi'i WI :
| Frye, chairman OF the committee Oh
| Commerce. that II senators desired q
! river and harbor bill to be reported at
this session they had better not interrupt
| the committee having the measure under
| consideration Even after that there was
a call of the Senate.
| Mr. Cafferv had not concluded his
| eneecb when. after having spoken for
nearly six hours. he Welded the floor for
an executive session.
APNOR PLATE
rna naval contemplation bill was then
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