Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-26
CHAFFEE IS ATTACKED
Senator Iawlins Denounces Him for
His Philippine Policy.
GOES STILL FURTHER
lie Says the United States VIII Reap
q Whirlwind OF Nisfortunes for
lis Philippine Policy-The
Oleomargarine Bill.

Washington. April 25.-Mr. Rawlini
OF Utah concluded his speech in oppo
sition to the Philippines government
bill Thursday. He was particularly Sc
we're In his denunciation Of Genera
Chaffee for the orders he had ISSUED
in carrying out the policy OF the gov
ernment. He declared the United
States would reap whirlwind OF mis-
fortunes and disaster as a result OF IL
policy in the Philippine Islands.
After routine business. bill was
presented from the judiciary commit
tee and passed providing that certain
clerical defects in naturalization case,
in territorial courts that have gone out
az existence may be remedled on proper
hearings.
Bills were passed as follows:
To provide for :he purchase OF a site
and the erection OF public building
thereon In the city OF Washington. 10
be used for a hall OF records. and indi.
eating an appropriation Of $1,000 0Oc
for the purpose.
Bill authorizing an increase OF pen.
sions In cases Involving total deaf
ness; authorizing cities and towns IN
Indian Territory OF 20o9 population OF
more TO Issue bonds and borrow money
for the construction OF wa;erworks.
the building OF school houses. etc.
Bin authorizing the construction Of
a railroad bridge across Pearl river by
the Mississippi Midland Railroad com
pany.
Bill authorizing the Shreveport
Bridge and Terminal company 70 con.
struct bridge across Red river near
La
BIN authorizing the appointment Of
4 commission 10 distribute $500 600 Of
the funds Of the choctaw and Chlcka.
saw nations OF Ineiahs @rnong indsssai !
OF those nations
Thirty-slx private pension bills.
The house sent the oleomargarine
,lll to conference after agreeing 70 the
Ienate amendments. with some modlfi.
'atlons suggested by the agricultural
The opponents OF the
offered number Of amend
nents. the principal Of which designed
o place renovated butter on the same
ooting with oleomargarine. but they
we're overwhelmingly voted down. Mr..
Fox Of Mississippi made an exhaustive
peech in defense OF the suffrage clause
4 the Mississippi constitution.
Mr.. Goldf0gle OF New York. al the
pening Of the house. In a personal ex-
lanatlon. denied the charges that the
Few York delegation had been dere-
let In the matter OF pressing the New
'ork postofiice bill.
The house then resumed consldera.
Ion OF the senate amendments 10 the
leomargarine bill. All the amend.
lents offered by the opponents OF the
III were TeJtcten, ara tne SENATE
mendments. with such amendments
D those amendments as we're proposed
Y the majority OF the agricultural
were adopted.
Al the conclusion OF the consIdera.
on OF the senate amendments, the bill
-as sent back 10 further conference,
nd the house went into committee OF
he whole and took up the agricultural
bill.
Mr.. Wadsworth OF New York made a
rlef statement OF the contents OF the
IN. which he explained carried s.. 49,
70. an increase Of s576.l5O over the
irrent law. The largest increases
ere those for the weather bureau and
he bureau OF plant Industry. each
bout 100000.