Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-22
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biltIlia pJnol eVa
Morran's resolution calIirg q. @"pe,
ney General for informot,n' VI Tie I'd
tract for the purchase Of J FL, "' tie
referred. In executiv. sess; ,r cIpds
nation Of W. ID. Crnm to bo ~" Tue NJ
customs at Charleston, s e ''''cte
ana went over out Of cony;1 a. canP
Mr.. Tillman, who was unai Liberation
because CT illness. A ros" 't 70 W
adopted authorizing the Iowora r'I'n
crnment dams in the Illinois ~. ,as Nv
Senate accepted the invit,t;on' ,V
the opening of the worlds s.i "'s
vided for representation. ' m nl
passed the Philippine bill by ~ !.
100 TO 1913, w. A. Smith ., w, w
voting with the Democrats ~las
bate Mr.. Williams of Illipois " =, o'
great scandals from the od,oin;..n sls
the measure. A resolution "a %''l
4. w. Symons of'the cncinoo n'p'R
the army TO serve rs conspltinn |F
on internal Improvement in tIs S W.
New York was passed after Mt ,H
sition by several members "
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The closing hour of the soc,;,,
Senate Friday was enlivened bra
by Mr.. Bailey on the subioc, !,
service, In plain terms he deeI,.,,
self against the ''iridesccpt J,, s
civil service and avowed Aimset'%.
man. Mr.. Hale spoke in sc,oas
much that Mr.. Bailey said I'M, y
that Congress could not be in,s
change the law even Though ,ms,.
that it should be changed. N, Paw.
canal bill occupied the main nr'"
the day and was passed witbn Gsi,'
1t was amended so that an yhss'
other compensation fixed by Az ,,r,
sion shall be subject to the ,n,rvl
the President. The postofice sa,s,
ton bill was referred to a cats,
committee. The House passed tho y,
bill ordering the lowering of te en-,
river tunnels. Consideration Of M
eral deficiency bin was resumed s5s
Presidents recent pension order wo
tackled by Mr.. Underwood CAMl
The entire day in the Senate &ha
was given to the consideration Of
for the modification Of the a:ler
with the Indians Of the DcyiNs Iah,
ervation in North Dakota for ,dc Sd,
their lands. McsSrS. Dubois and nj
opposed the bill because it dill mol
vide for the acquisition Of the nA
the reservation under the homestead
and il was defended ny NCSSN
hrough, McCumber and Others "
cis;on was reached. Mr. NOgMa
up his resolution for the ljSchn
the committee on intorocemc VI
from consideration of 4 reSoMt@
uuiry concerning the Panama coa
troluced recently, but his rcsoMa
voted down. y partial report i@
conference on the naval appmta
bill was received and further c1Ia
ordered. The routine work on "a
raj deficiency bill was nearly H4
in the House. Preceding tbs M
trict of Columbia was lcElSIa@if
several minor matters. The a@
the session was speech OF cHlcN
"rhcodore Roosevelt, the ECW
Presidential Candidate" BY NJ
son (Tenn.l. A bill was pasS''
date certain homestead entries a'
tend the time to make tina! pFo0ND
on.
The Senate Monday contInAe w.
Grafton Of the sundry civil app'O@
bill. but did not conclude It, w.
bills were passed. Mr. po''n"
duced n resolution directing IH
tary Of Commerce and LaooI ~"
report showing comparisons OF d ,%
nendent interpretations since l'"
the so. called trusts and eo'"O|'s
House passed the last Of the %vE
of the government, the genera W., M
appropriation measure al'y' IA
session. which lasted untl' 'l'u vt A
The contest was a party one C .
ficiency appropriation for pGDS'O M.
the democrats ineffectively u%
amend by Incorporating as a IaD~ ,
cent executive age disability pT%I
der. They finally secured ,. " W. "a n
ter the Speaker had decli il,o,,nd
nize Mr.. Moon. who had 'l'.'' h,l
measure. but when the vo'' s,s@l
taken all further opposition, , 'y'c 81
the bin was passed, Mr.. h'y ,,5,,sa
e onc psit ' bill was accepted v,J =
CNEIuStpLl 'A'' rnnnTl
;oct;on The conference Fep" ,,,
army appropriation bill WIS 10
In the Senate Tuesday a. rn,
presented II memorial from oy rt'
State missionaries asking a." III, M
say .Lo conditions in then "
Hone dne "' The army appropriation 81,
passed. The sundry CIV CIV. al If oai'
up. involving the queS''o"'. If oac'
" "on",,iit rooms. One proy's " b,
nm addition to the east FROM M o@,,,dt
toll and another was ior a" hniIdja.
ate office and committee u, D4' by NJ
former provision was io ,I;tiop rod
con, who declared an a' ,,'as opps
sacrilege, and the lat,e, , y scpara'
Mr.. Berry, who said a a. s q sdtf
would be extravagant. r ps g pass
vote Of 147 to 104 the h ,oautebcoi !
bin providing for join, . S'" udf
dian territory and okIa , ., s.raai
n name Of Oklahoma, and . Of N ot ~
New Mexico under the n i,n; decdf
~" ,1,.,,... of Mississippi nd