Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-22

~ He'a . uay occurred. Early IN u
pa ''Isa,,' ,he consideration OF a. a,
ey' ' aai,u' 10 the deficiency apPr ' pr
'n'ap ~,l 10 prevent haains at ,la ,n' o sec
saoh s si,, ~ Mr.. Hepburn Of Iowa we" u1 Sc
vl 'ona,'' strong language WINE ne,I" M
@''d ,na AGAINST the practice Of ha nlns
charging iaso " and oppression formed D. !,
Of tyranny ls,.ar. q ia the army and navy "a a.
The oi nss1em nj was responsible ioI 'n'
thsI l'aa y aaiors to enlist in the navy nav;
Iia,9l "a are number Of deserle[ G l ,Sa
and ne la'sN Moreover he alleged Una u 4,
tie aIIny .. .,ood BY each other Wily ..l, - -
u ouyS' i've vessels Of me nav =, ' IN.
tNeaN,'u' civil war had with one eSS,P'
since YAK Ni' with slight punishment !,
i!en ss c'IVon Of illinois and Mr.. psy
ION Of West Virginia Warmly
he navy caused by Mr., Hepburn
Inc 'Ii lever was mild compared
a,s he row which was t Hlcns Yi,. ap COM U
VIA VIZ. M Mems in the bill for extra t, con-
Eas , sSI 10 employees Of the House'
\. .' Snsmoye Of Arkants exposed the
" p 'sat one OF the employees OF me
~. while occupying one poS'.lol,
-, iawlng salary for aholheri a'lu
W. ,,s adherence between the salaries
l w bs made up in one of the Items
. Ky \, S Isa to general ventilation OF the
last, ,as affairs of the House, during
ssI'. Mr. haley Of Texas declared that
sa' .,,na,ion was a scandal upon the
inlsrrIty Of the House ne charged
, ~, ,Ss,e were employees Of the House
,s" were dividing their salaries win
o,t,r who performed no work. ana
challenged any one on the other sac
"a Ssnr HE allegations, He offered to
vro5nts sworn testimony in substantial
,ion ii ME- charges II an investigating
committee were appointed, 1t was eS-
rIalnei by Mr., Joy Of Missouri ana
other, that there was no law concern.
Isg employes Of the House. Mr., Bailey
offered resolution for the appointment
Of an investigating committee, when
was referred 10 the committee on rules
Immediately after the reading OF the
Journal the House went into committee
Of the whole and resumed consideration
Of the general deficiency appropriation
bll The point Of order against Mr.
shermans amendment 10 prevent haz-
r. at the naval academy al Annapolis,
which was pending when the House ad-
journed yesterday, was passed over
temporarily.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Mudd, Mr.,
Sherman modified the amendment so as
i 70 make cadet dismissed on account
Of hazing Ineligible for reappolntment
IS a cadet al Annapolis or West Point,
: Mr. Sherman said his only object was
70 effectively abolish hazing at the
naval academy as he believed the ac-
ton Of The House had stopped the prac-
a dee al West Point
n Mr. Grosrenor Of Ohio said he did not
K think a young man who might have
been guilty Of the practice Of hazlng
should be declared forever from aspir-
ING 70 the dignity Of being a soldier OF
TIE United States. The highest crime I'm
tne calendar was treason Yet men who
had fought four years against the flag
Of The United States were on the rolls
q The army as brlgadler and major
\ gensias-as loyal men as ever lived
oead.i should be forever branded He
Favored ne Sherman proposition as II
Nss proposed 10 amend Il.
MI Wheeler of Kentucky did not he
hs'e ne ltasure to repress bazInp
tn9gh Ntoo nrsh While he believed
Pu9e ssAllutnt should have weight IN
rssauN d dld not believe a passing
ssp'agon should govern in legislation
hs Iasind 10 the crusade against Roh,
as Ilah and to the events that
sas e0sir.ng in Kansas under the
mssnlp N misguided. historical
r ..-a ~ as evidences Of public sentl-
,, =. ihspoam Of Iowa followed and
~, go. W. q sensation, He recalled the
, t.s' 's,I snen The Booz case first at
' ne.El lns attention Of the country The
's...lysnillleldsnt Of the military acaSemv
i.S s.. lulO PRINT TO declare that hazing
49,, my wy W. az West Point. Yet the COM
Ma Sal l0und forty-one cases where
s s--,, G.a'slnen had been called ouf IN
s sassss % brutal prize. fights When ho
sy ,l1''a nat he moved "a certain
cSTi,, S's'e punishment" for the
:, ~. anl orowbeating Of the young-
f,a., ~ ia, 4, the academies he was
wv NV gllh a round Of applause
nv VIZ H.. ar' Hepburn asked, twas tho
cOpsls r,ss,.lnent 5000 men short of Ifs
t.. as, ,Sjnenig Why had there been 4 o0s
NJ ' WV ron the army? 3eca,tse
VIZ ~ Ien were American citIzens ,"use
,y,s, r " serve under men "schonIed in
\, ao,t and oppression" These oflicers
I hsvsp S " said, stood by each other
q 49,, ~ ~ my pocket" he said go NE;
!, ,,s'nly'ilve vessels OF ths 1rni W.,
hi, Va SaSI away upon the rocks or
|tt ~ !, y, Incompetent officers since tbe
| IN sbi,s '"s clVll war. In many eases
In a., ,su were totally DESTROYED hnt
| ~. %, ssolilary exception their bIo,b bo.
Ia, ," NY .he commanders of Win
/ 49, r. punishment. The seyeres, ~, n,,r
BAL nnic'ed was suspension D ~
b s Z NJ anna public opinion com
|'rnni s,lnsl who loses his shin 10
|us M suicide. Here, when a 9 9hipp 70 ~
Eesl1rdy ana becomes a total Sup ,o. -
hi NY y done. ] want 10 sa g'"' as ioss,
Ej,.S IAN punishment for bsSira ', ,S
|, q ANY, ny uie custom Of hazing are nn'
rnlsSD Ss, ,and troops or sailors a, 80 IN an.
Fsrs lnsor W., and our BOYS will not
s-s , ,ai men reared in the p, w',, iiot
n q tyranny ua'nhaole atmot-
p favored ''sr lnquirlng IL Mr. Hen.
! als,,t. ne latter replied, 81, ' u ,.i
Pslt ibe i prank II you or 7 have no,
2, 10 coa academy for an upper r,sss
Prize ,or ~ him to perform ne r
tAldsS' an an upper classman I, '' IL nai
X on, a p' s,l for upper classmen 10y W.
slnt a 'cS sSlle,e to beat a new bo "
u Y T, that is a tsionwT.o 70 indulge in
,Nch sven, ne , recalled the ida, 20 va Mr.,
lnnioS sp s.S over Samoa, wre ,,ia, wave I'VE
AIDA sIu bleaching the Ys,t tGe
y saliorss lying uhg tribute to the A qli',I
IA t saSSaled. rb re'O 5sn.l had rarely
s'o0gh tb SeG ~. lost in new sen' ne ne
f,'ts. = NJ use o. imperfect "a so.1 ana
'S;.y.nce to had been t caused We
', y. l,st q n Ssp ,eg,lyins CAV. A..
,T1gihy period SIa' casualties covering
th ,.og ~ how unms, r.,.
S ns NJ p ava It's differences. o es.
alnss in ss,s The Record tbe nrS