The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-13
,]OVER THE
'5EAT|NG BILL
n Sims Said Should
I ded to Include
Chasers."
KENNSlUtANlA
slDED on ALL SIDES
n Iowa Also Speaks
Dping Post, but
|ure Is Lost.

Feb. l2.-The House
With the whipping post
n,ers and then laid 1t upon
lively disposing OF ii by
n The most impassioned
F, nessure was delivered by
~. who depleted the bru-
nan who would beat his
rrd that 10 be whipped
nuaie punishment.
rcned the discussion with
n In favor OF the bill
y osIng speeches partook OF
Adams received more
! hecausc he Is a bachelor.
She Bill Passed.
ding the return OF freight
= Iesed, also a measure re-
u procedure. The rebate
a1f when d rebate has been
fuilty knowledge IL is a
e and double the amount
!. led by the recipient and
: y amount is 10 go 10 the
Interest was manifested
ccck called up the bill TO
i,lrty lashes w1Ie-beaters in
~ Columbia. Mr Adams
S1f the bill, was heard tnlr-
: \ times he was importuned
= tstlons. but positively de-
. 1errupted, and began with
/ le Icvity with which the
sn treated.
lent Favors 1t.
sIIdent Roosevelt and the
: Inmbia officials were in
the bill and II was only
With the character OF
rnent which sent flowers
- cell who opposed IT,
Police OF Washington, he
nd 5oS wlfe-beatlngs In the
N Adequate punishment.
be provided. Mr. Adams
VI advocate the whipping
ted In Delaware.
kun at Adams.
!, TEX lnterJected the
-Nl was not class legisla-
ri laughed as Mr.. Adams
Interruptcd. Pr. Wach-
HAT II the bill passed the
I|TF had a very good whip
q Baltimore city Jail which
Md buy at q bargain. In
Hh. II had been used but
lTomen Of Maryland don't
~ more than the men"
: lhe gentleman get his In
Eej Mr. Adams.
replied Mr.. Wachter. and
tan In Baltimore. U,auGh-
7snn). opposing the bill.
V would get one vote only
y The President. he said.
Increased punishment for
dding. but he is a year |
u his last message said
He made the further
report Of the local Chief |
lfated that "common-law
er females" received most
Ito Wife Chasers.
as suggested We amend the
% wife chascrs' " ne de-
II don't know whom that |
Laughter.)
lles Ar. Stanley (EyD made !
and incidentally took Mr. |
Tor never marrying.
(Ienn.) asked what the |
"a do II he were TO witness
iling his wife.
ptnd." replied Mr. Stanley.
fnd and upon the wife, if
FADED. even my Southern
not tempt me TO Inter-
~ Over the Bill.
'l9t Cio) offered several
phe TO put upon the rack
" non.support Of his fam
wiie-desertcr should be
ta-not tongs. another pen,
~ over p years old who
wife. and provides thai
70 the pillory, and after
ne sui refuses. he shall
We stake. These amend
Selsed with hilarity.
- created much merrl-
an amendment provId-
'8s '8'snment of women who are
~. commonly called hell
zn =. oe ducked in the Po-
\ 'esS than five nor more
ms amendment ex-
hssdent, members OF his
rssoi OF the Senate and
na) took the floor ,r
vi after an attempt had
|, ta.end the time of debate
\; ~ds stated many gentle
ePeak Mr Payne re-
-s.:.i,lslon. Mr.. Hepburn dc.
'pn which the bill sought
se'ious and dIsgracefui
r Them Brutes.
(, ssISle iS to find an adcoua,o
.ne sfe ''brutcs" who Md
hss ihe N the District Hc
.i&sh & PHI WAS not going to
|hs ~ 10 Teoukc the levity
|nsns ns'ternot TO administer
rnat t had been received
A Una maj the bill be laid
n mo,c ,otc by roll-can was
Of S',UV.,on. ,V1 which was car.
-" TO 60. Thus defeating
4 uel tba being demanded, tho
W. n'e recovery of unlawful
psss taken up. II was IA
dlkcr IN II