Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-02-07
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY

The day in the SeDato ~.
apart to pay tribute IN a. q'y
Mr., Mcmillan. At the co ,ry ny
routine business Mr.. R In.sla
called up the resolutions rs1.s.
late colleague and paid ~ ,' as.
ute =! to his memory, Then a, i''l N
Senators spoke: Allison n 1ae
rell Wo0, Morgan (AIa.I P,,
Hale (Maine), Foster G,,i ',G NJ
H. W arren (Wyo), GalInga~' 1s \
Lodge NIass.), Perkins '' irss
Gs' o., Bacon (Gal, Fairb,,,.
Depew On. W, and Alger ' Ga
the absence Of Speaker Hn Dr'
Dalzell (Pa.( presided in Tho T,as
report of the memorial of ~ il,S
Red Cross Society, Sent ~
Thursday, was ordered print.3
ecutive document. The Hor,a /
ceeded to the consideration =
claims bills. A large n~nS,.
passed in committee of the w6os
The greater part of the fin.
Senate Saturday was devoted i
cises in connection with the ~
from the State of Maryland Al
of Charles Carroll and Job, II
which will henceforth stand m /
Hall at the national capitoI ,
of bills were passed. incIudins Il,
bill providing for the creation a /
eral staff of the army. The n
bill was not considered, but f
place on the calendar. 4 HonI
was passed appropriating SSaI
Improvement and care of "Cms
Mound" in Oakwoods Cemee
cago. After three hours of sml
bate upon the postoffcc appm
bill, which was made notable BY |
i'll favor of tariff reform NJ
Williams, Of Mississippi, who 4 /
didate for the Democratic loaded
the next House. the House SIM
public business and listened ia M
dresses by Mr.. Pearre of Narva
DalZell of Pennsylvania, and Mr. n
of Maryland, on the life and publ
vices of Charles Carroll of ClI
and John Hanson, two signeD
Declaration Of Independence. whs
ues have been erected by tie N
Maryland in Statuary Hail. Resi- /
also were adopted formally acsr
statues on behalf of the governing
Memorial session for the late I
ter James Mcmillan, of lIch! !
held by the House on Sunday
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The Senate on Monday had M
appropriation bill under conSieH
was about to be passed when MIL k
of Alabama, requested that It
to permit some amendments
fered. The statehood bill Was
short time, and MeSSS. Ban
Quarles spoke in opposition toll
House passed about forty bills
suspension of the rules. The D
portant of them was a bill to aN
a resumption of the ncsota'M'
Great Britain fer the prcScryaJ@
Alaskan fur seals and to give the
tary of the Treasury AUTHORITY
dus vivendi is not concluded pf@
opening of the pclagic sealing seas
wear. to exterminatc the seal herd
Pribylov Islands, except lOw
and 1000 males. The Senate
propriating $1,500,000 for new
ment of Agriculture building was
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On Tuesday the Senate passed
objection or discussion the hia"
further regulate railroad trasr
The army appropriation BILL VIII.
over at the request OF Mr. Iul
passed. The provision eSta.M
general staff was eliminated I
independent measure, identical I'D
visions with the general stan a
the army bill, was passed ~'g
been reconsidered 10 perm" u, @1
poration Of an amendment oy N.
placing the chief of staff eS'.oa
der the direction of the ITc5O
Quarles continued his %%G r.. II,
sitiop to the statehood bill ID
for two hours and han ''u
ending, The House spent PA
the whole day on claims w, VI,
over from the previous week Me- NJ.
the floor leader Of the majOl"&
them all, but succeeded III G .'. nj
three bills. After the . c-a Ja5,p
were disposed of, general & 21''r "A
s s0 and Mr.. RobJ (Alo! ~
the House on the trust question
'NO -; /
r, +no Senate "Wednesday M
nn tnG fine report of the conis5
the diplomatic and consular a'
ton titH bill, which was agreed a 10.
p pas age o. Por 1ri4 The former
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