Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-27
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Observation-Disclosures

va tI features Of the case and ~ "
OF the twelve articles of imn ala q
was adopted and ordered ron rIlpsachnt
Senate. The charges of Nj ;n to
made IN connection with tba na'
of 1896 and 1904 were revived tfsnRg
in the Senate by Mr.. Stone vi rpF
IN support of his resolution nro "49 Spo
an investigation of the charges ''' Ts
with much freedom the nomos ma, n ne u
dent Roosevelt, Judge Parker ~. =, III
man Cortelyou, and again ralo tu1 CAa
legations that Mr.. Cortelyou ho ,Su Ne
information secured by him as s assd
of Commerce and Labor to So ~ "eCfea
from the trusts. The discnssia' Noa
statehood bill continued, 'u q
In the Senate Thursday tbo In
the relief of American suffarors " UI
seizure of fur sealing vessels uiO'
bated, but no action was toLon ""
statehood bill was taken m on,
Stone, speaking against the moos uu
cupied the time until adionrrm.a'S
the House consideration of tho a."
preparation bill was completed A
sition to abolish the Porto Rican raG u.
was defeated, 80 to At, after dobs,
which Commissioner Degetau of tE..
and made his maiden speech M,
vision for the army transport sarvin,
retained in spite of a vigorous ottasl
Mr.. Humphrey of washington wbo
the service was rotten and noti%
disgrace. Feb. II was fixed as tbo i.
for the acceptance of the Franco, ~
lard statue from the State of JlTroi,
bill was passed extending the pytr,1@
laws of the United States to tho pSS
pines. The Senate amendments "a n
bill transferring jurisdiction of tGa I
est reserves from the Interior TO tDn n
ricultural Department were copcnrral /
and the bill was sent to conference
-
A memorial from the Legislatu,o
New Mexico protesting against the MN
of that Territory with Arizona and III
ing admission as a separate State VI
presented in the Senate FRIDAY MI
bill to indemnify American owners
seized fur sealing vessels was liscuyl
by Messrs. Fulton and Pettus, mt Il
conclusion was reached. Messrs BpI
rows and Bailey were appointed qHal
to count the electoral vote. The aatI
hood bill was taken up and Messw Nd
Creary and Bate opposed it on ID
ground that the Territories objected \
union. The army appropriation bill rI
passed by the House after the adoption
POI to so, of an amendment proyif!
that retired army officers assigned to til
militia shall not receive any pay Or al
lowances additional to their pay as n
tired officers where such pay and allow
ances exceed those of a major. Meas
Gaines of West Virginia and Russell i
Texas were appointed telers to couu
the electoral vote. Feb - was set a
the date for the acceptance Of statues .
Samuel Houston and Stephen B. ABti
from the State Of Texas.
In the Senate Saturday a resohti0
authorizing the Committee on lntCstat
Commerce to sit during sessions Of tn
Senate to take testimony en- the rat
question was adopted. A resolution AZ
cepting from the State of Kansas
statue of John J. ingalls, was adoph
after addresses by MeSsrS, Long Allison
Cockrell, German, Spooner, Daniel 1
Plat of Connecticut, eulogjzing the fd
mer Senator. A bill authorizing the col
struction of a bridge across the Al&ou
River at YanktOn, S. d., was paSSa
Notification of the appointment OF u
House managers to conduct the lmp@a
ment trial of Judge SWayne was Feca'
ed, and the response was made tlaI u
Senate was ready to proceed VIII u
case. The Notifications appropriate
bill was taken up. The District Of ',
l,lmEia appropriation bill was rep@1
The Indian appropriation bill was iaAS
up. Inc appropriation for pubic sCa ~
was increased from SlOOOOO to Sl0"v"
Mr.. Stephens of Texas said more lnl
100000 of trust funds Of the lAaIa.
had been paid to the komall Vauy.
Church during the last year Tor SuggA
of mission schools, and propoSel
amendment to prevent the use OIL SU
funds in this way in the future Ou IT,
was ruled out on point OF oFdeL, -
bill was then passed. Speaker ' i,,
announced the appointment OF h'a
managers to present the SWAMI IL, ~
neachment case to the Senate. EAG'I !,
i'm honor of the memory OF Jon" 60, :, :,
gals occupied the time until au'''
ment.
Mr.. Beveridge made announcer ~ 'i b,r
tual effort in the Senate Monu05 to,m
a time fixed for voting on the Ssr ,nrI
bill. The opposing Senators "eI' o un
ing to vote on the bill until the 1' ~m
ments are disposed of, and Mr.. b 'a ,5s
would not consent to vote III - Il
without an agreement eXteNol's ro,r;
bill itself. The Notifications "r ltioe ii
ton bill was passed after feJ ,ri,;on (
amendment to strike out the prov Tmra
insular Notifications. Winthrop ,,or9 i
Crane of Massachusetts was sn srG
A joint resolution oppropfla,'r af tbe
to pay the necessary expenses % The s.
augural ceremonies was passed 1.,1 'b 70 j
sion of the House was deyo ,s tbe Di
consideration of bills reIa'iIi-, .,r N. !
trict of Columbia. MI p PAM taken Of
moved that an adjournmeh' I " in Il
of respect to the RuSSI&li' ~" nnIr afrD
St. Petersburg riots, but lHe y,;:mn,,seIf ii