Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-21
House Opposed to Memorial
Bridge Project.
DIFFERS WITH SENATE
MR.. GRoSVENOR ENDEAVORS TO
EFFECT AGREEMENT.
Partial Conference Report on Sundry
Civil Bill Adopted-Philippine
Bill Taken UP.

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at III O'Clock today Mr.. Hull. chairman OF
the committee or military affairs called
UP the conference report on the Military
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MI RAY Na) MI clayton (Ala) and
MIR. Mann C1ll1 criticised the action of the
House coufsrees in agreeing tn tho in
cr.axs ir tho nur,ber Of c,dst. =. W.,
Point proposed nv The Senate. Mr. Mann
said that recently the number of cadets
had been increased 100 The increased
me- r1bershfp OF the House would further
Increase the cadets thirty. and now il
was proposed t. increase that number still
further He did not believe We should
leeisIats il, -. direction Of a ore,t In
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thai ,.[,ic, c,s. anr,,aII,, e,, non
t.pl bef,r.. the Snanisb war nov costs an
nuaIiy Sl2JUuJ. Iep
Mr. Hull and Mr.. Parker IN. j. defended
the conference report. arguing that the in
CfeaS" was necessary in order properly to
officer the army.
Mr.. Clayton demanded a division on the
adoption of the report and no quorum APP
bearing. call of the House was ordered
After the roll had been called. Mr.. Rich
ardsOn. the democratic leader grew i'm
patient over the fact that no announce
ment Of the state of the vote was made
beyond the fact that no quorum had re-
Sppntpt. and there rather SnarD
exchange between him and the Speaker
over the requirements of the rules in the
premises
Mr. CLAYTON finally moved TO adjourn but
a second fafIed-3j to SIS After waiting
twenty minutes a quorum appeared and
the conference report was adopted-SS to
81
The Sundry Civil Bill
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MI NdHiio'' 'iii' Sdiled UP INC Noiihe'
ence report upon the sundry civil Dill
Mr. Cannon explained that the agree
N ont was only martial OF the s65tIOO0
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had been agreed 10 by the conferees. leav-
ing items carrying 81 .2S3 900 still in con-
trnversy.
The report was agreed to without d.
yisi,r
rl n;.1 p,;5 pro,.,+
Inc oheAhoi ioi OiiuSo AoJeS''
Mr.. Cannon moved disagreement ana
asked for further conference.
NJ, ,....,,, ,,r,o,,,a5 q saDor.te vote
,co hat-o he Sanate npoo
t.,l g. . ,a-,oriaI hri5ya o,.er tho Pc
$3.50 NJ. r.,,-a .o r,9otion u.as MAI
~ En,,sa ,,,,I,,r in the senate amendment
witch r,rn,.iI.s Sion an for mans and Iiu,its
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6hate 80, 81 a,nn5,nant was limited to
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Mr. Grosvenor began the debate with
60. III. rilis. itn1d he nrna.idod for of
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Republic at its forthcoming encampment
here could participate in It's commencement
M, vi ~ sI''i ti''i te4u.u ms tiihe W
sitt,1, a bssr a 1i,-a@ nT,estior befora S,nr-
gress for fifteen wears During this time
the successive Secretaries of war had
made strnrg recommendations for the con
structfor Of The bridge nv the government
Nr Stssla off Indiana interrnpted to ask
II the propositIon during all this time had
beer for the government to build the bridge
NJ Rfxry repIied that this was the case
The government owned both The District
sDn-oe Oh ~ rho bridge and also the Airing
Ton erd
Arlington. he said. was the nations came-
g., IT, hrfs<,a Us a nscsssitY ana he
So. +, - ~ ba ,ns5a a nat;nSsI mano-
rial "a The nations dead
Nv Enhirsou nf Indiana irteriec,ed tho
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49, in IN v.ay Of mpnoriais than anS
s.ti,,, ,f ,ba ..,,,r,r1
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of Mir Rix.y.
Mr. t,ixav tbar tool, I'M tho pacassity for
~ bri5,s 70 ,cc ,r,,,odat. tho tr,ra, ~
ArIfng-nn TraI-aI Vas not nronerlv accom-,
Innda7sd nv the Inng brfdga which could
.cco-n,1o5.. L,~J;i,e - r. ,,arsn,s H..
g.. Ni,' - t,,. -. IA , - IT,
A5ue,,,Jct hridss nv Sac,ared vas NOT
Ia-,'s a,,i2ti ' ''ai'u' was 'o'
e'"dSs a''ii'o'e'
Mr.. McRae'S Opposition.
NJ ucpaa -, .-ta,sos s,oLa for s,,a
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sround that Ire sundry civil Dill was no
p '1I ',i' orlIse appfopiiatlon ne
s.-..r,.., d., 80, - aouo,,,,,,. -,
81 -. Ill, -, -. - 800 H.
appsal4d ~ his danocratic colleagues 70
vote against the motion to concur in the
Senate amendment
III "a'IH VI ii'liiola aiso 'Pposeu tne
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committee. Of which he was q member He
ridiculed the idea that the bridge was a
memorial proposition. 1t was an attempt &c
soldiers To promote a virginia real estate
scheme.
MI Rixey asked how Mr.. Mann account
GU i'i re StI"ns fes1 ml 'iohs VI 'ie
Mr. Nam dcrisrad tbat no had pever hal
his attention called to any recommendation
for this particular scheme.
"htn ne had conciuoed Mr; drOSFenor
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