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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-24
HONE FROM THE CAMP,
Militia Return From Ten
Days Outing.
Rad one SHAM BATTLE.
Time Not So Strenuous As
Two Years Ago.

AWV 4Sno AkVs
/. The. military encampment a,
American lake, Wash, is over and
the national guard organizations oi
the Pacific northwest are once
more at home and the citizen sol
diers are again pursuing their usual
peaceful vocations. The regulars,
however, will remain in camp mn.
til Oct. IS, when they will also
strike their tents and return to their
respective posts within the confines
Of the department.
Company e. the Rathdrum or
ganization of the national guard Of
Idaho arrived home at 1880,
Tuesday night. c company Of
Standpoint, returned home on the
same train. These two compa nies
were the last of the Idaho regiment
to leave Tacoma, the southern
companies having returned home
via Portland, Ore, where they
were given few hours off for sight
seeing while E and c companies
spent Monday in Tacoma and
Seattle. The Idaho regiment
went into camp near Murray on
Monday, Aug. I3, broke camp at
4 o'clock Sunday morning, Aug. 1o,
and was finally relieved from duty
after the exercises at the review
that day. The regiment was camp
ed about a quarter OF mile north
OF where it camped in 1904. Some
regulars Of all arms, and the Ore
gon militia were camped at the
same place. At another point
some miles distant were camped
other bodies of regulars and the
national guards of Montana and
Washington. In all 10, 900 troops
participated in the encampment
and we're present at the review
which was witnessed by several
thousand people who came out to
Murray from Tacoma and Seattle
for that purpose.
Each regiment had its military
band present SO that the camps
did not want for good music. The
camp was not conducted in the
strenuous manner which character
lied the encampment Of two years
ago when on every day but two or
three during period of two weeks
the troops marched out to sham
battle in an almost continuous
series OF problems. Only one sham
battle took place during the en-
campmenl just closed, and in that
E company was the only part Of
the Idaho regiment that came in
to action. Many of the boys were
disappointed at SO little fighting,
yet all enjoyed the camp and army
life very much, the opportunities
for enjoyment being really better
than they were during the encamp.
ment in 1904.
The men got considerable time
off when they visited the Sonnd or
nearby camps. They behaved
well and invariably strove to ac.
quit themselves with credit when
at drill, and presented a good ap-
pearance at battalion and regi-
mental .nianeuvers, winning the
compliments OF the Tacoma and
Seattle papers as well as their own
chaplain and regimental officers.
j - Do,oo ooha III
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-24

TO CURE a GOLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
me Tablets. Druggists refund
money II i, fails to cure. e. w.
Groves signature Is on each box. 25c.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-24
Land Open for Filing.

The following townships were
pened for filing at the U S. Land
Office, III Occur d'Alene ON Aug. %:
TIP 48 n. REV B. M. port. hitherto unsurvd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
While She suffepet Priest" Pray
ed at Bedside.
CITY TAKES CHARGE Of CASE
Follower Of. Strange Cult .Earccp TO
Submit to Medical Attention as Her
Ncighbors Could Not Put Up win
Her Hcart.Rcnding Screams.
(Hy Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. ILLS March J.-rhc
city health department is Justified in
forcibly interfering in cases D. en-
extreme sickness where the services
OF physician are refused by relatives
Of the invalid, according to an opin-
ion rendered today by Corporation
Counsel Lewis.
Since the Advent Of John Alexander
Dowic in Chicago many cases of this
nature have been brought To the no.
ticc uf the city authorities but no
definite action has ever been taken
until today, when prayer, instead Of
surgery or medicine was used In the
treatment Of Mrs. Ella Turner SIS
Addison avenue a believer in Dowic's
teachings.
The woman had been suffering far
more than twcnty-four hours auh her
life was in imminent peril as her con,
dition called for an Immediate opera.
ton. Instead of calling Il physician,
the woman's husband and relatives aD.
pealcd to Ovcrsccr N0!iva, Of Zion
City. who sent one OF his deacons TO
pray for the patient.
The woman's cries Of pain attracted
a neishbur. who repartcd the case %
the police. The police al once al.
viscd tho health department, Health
Commissioner Charles j. Whacn -.
cured from Corporation Counsel Lew
is an opinion that the health depart,
ment was Justified iii interfering in
such extreme cases and sent physi-
clan to attend the woman. ana her
Suffering was SIOpnGtl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
NEWPORT NEWS VA, TUESDAY, MARCH 6. 1906.

canal port. exclusive Of the cost Of
land is si,SS7,GS2
Ihc recommendation of the Enid
cot hoard for the defense of home
ports has been revised and the fol.
lowing recommended: Kenncbcc river.
Portland. Portsmouth. Boston. New
Bedford. Narrasansc,t bay. Eastern
entrance to Long Island Sound. east.
crn and southern entrances to New
York, Delaware bay. Baltimore. en-.
trance to chesapeake Bay. Hampton
Roads, Potomac river. Cape Fear rlv-
or Charleston. Savannah. Key West
Pensacola Mobile Bay, Mississippi
river. Galveston. San Diego. Colnn,-
hia river, Puget Sound, Lake Ports.
kiska Island
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
GREAT BRITAIN BACKS REPUBLIC
Russians Suggest That France and
Spain Be Allowed to Control tile
Police Department Of the Bcnialitcd
coun,ry-nmerican Keep Out Of
the ROW.
Uy Associated I'ress.)

M-GhCIIlAS, SPAIN. March g.
The Moroccan conference today was
marked by an unexpected aud import.
ant move on The part OF the Russian
delegates who laid before The con.
ference IN exposition of the police
question.
The document which infinitely goes
over the existing situations In Mo.
rocco aud the position of the vari.
oilS powers, concludes with an argu.
mcnt for the proposition that France
and Spain are the most tit to be
trusted with Tic task Of controlling
The police force which is about to be
created.
The British, Spanish and Portuguese
delegates expressed their concurrence
In the Russian views. Italy, how.
ever. though inclined to favor The
scheme, reserved final approval.
American Delegate Neutral.
Count Won Tattcnbach. the junior
German delegate, Henry White, the
chief OF. The American delegation, aud
The delegates Of other neutral pow
crs. did not express their views
Discussion Of definite police pro.
pcsals was postponed until Thursday,
while The bank project will be ar.
gucd' iii WGlnus1dg:, &
The French and British delegates
To The conference regard today's cx-
prcssions from The Mediterranean
powers rs likely 10 exert great in.
ilncmcc on the final vote Of the nr,-
trails relative to the policing OF Mo
rocco
Germany Blocks Proposals.
An official communication that Herr
Won liadowiiz, lie first German dele.
gate admitted that of necessity the
police force must be organized by
the Sultan; but lie claimed that
there should be participation by all
the powers represented at the con
ference. The German delegates con
tcntion therefore. is directly opposed
TO the Russian suggestion.
~ Revolt. the senior French dele
gate expressed frances Willingness
to accept the Russian suggestion
The Spanish delegates strongly sup
ported joint Spanish and French con,
troll.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
NEGRO STARTS FIGHT
FOR SEAT IN CONGRESS
Lawyer for the Plaintiff Charges
That Mob Violence Was Used
10 Encompass Defeat,
ELECTION LAWS ARE ATTACKED

tr:y Associated prcsu.)

WASHINGTON. y. G.. March -
House elections committee No. | be-
gan hearings in the Lcgarc-Prioleau
election contest for the seat in the
House from the First South Carolina
district.
lanes II stewart. attorney for
Aaron IL. Prioleau. the negro who
il attempting 10 unscat the present
representative. George s. l.cgare,
opened the case with review of tho
charges against I.crarcs campaign
managers. He allcE Il that the system
81 voting was illegal; that legal bal
lots were kept from he ballot boxes
and that the South Carolina consilu
ticn of 1895 limiting the right OF sui
ira.c was unconstitutional
" Stewart denied The allegation Of Lc.
;,arc's supporters that PriUlcau w;tS
not the regular nominee Of the ltcpub.
licans and charged that an attempt
was made to mob Priolcau because
he announced himself as n candidate
for Congress. He also charged that
PIi@lcau. who was a mail clerk, had to
shut himself in mail car to avoid
The mob at Eutawvillc. S. c., and
was falsely charged with robbing the
mails and convicted
T. a. Holman and NJ f,utlcdgc
Rivers, appeared for Lcgarc. Mr.
Holman defended the South Carolina,
constitution, saying 1T contains an cda.
calional qualification for voters.
which is enforced against blacks and
whites alike. ::
y. Mr. Rivers denounced as absurd the
charge that an attempt was made to
mob Priolcau anu said it was based
merely ON hcarsay. Re reviewed the
prosecution Of Priolcan for robbing
the mails and said he was convicted
by jury on which two negroes sat
This conviction. lie said. would cX-
plain the small vote for Priolcau.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
scAoongR's crew SAVED.
Men on tho Dccring Rcccucd off Cape
Charles During Storm.
(Isy hSgncIuir1 prcaa / 5#

a ~ S'l'
Charles During Storm
Cry Associated Prcss)
PHILADELPHIA. PA, March s.
CaHain Carnage and the crew ur
eight men of the schooner John S.
Dccring, which sailed from Whining.
ton. y. c.. for New York, and which
was abandoned in sinking condi
lion on March l. arrived here today
on the schooner Alicia II. Crosby
from bridgeport. The latter took the
men from the sinking schooner OFF
Cape Charles.
Tic Dccring. which was caught in
The recent heavy storm, was water
logged ana had the forcnlast and mz.
zcnmast carried away.
Captain Carnage and his crew made
gallant fight to keep the vessel
aIloat, but they were almost TX
lausted when the schooner Crosby
sailed up and the men were taken
OFT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
800 LOST IN A STORM.
Fishermen and Families hdrift on Ice
Flocs in Baltic.

Ky Aasuclainu presai
IiHLSINGFORS, March F'.II is
feared that eight hundred fishermen
with their families who are on the
ice in the Guif Of Finland are
doomed Ia perish
a fortnight ago about one thous-
and persons were fishing of the east
land when the ice parted and was
driven by a storm into the Baltic
Sea. later the ice split, the wind
changed TO east and yesterday il
hoe on which there were two hundred
persons came ashore at Frederick,
sham. The fate Of the others is IN
known.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
Rich Men Escape Punishmcnt.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March s.
Legislation by unanimous consent.
amh under suspension uf The rulcs,
occupied the attention of the House
today and resulted in the passage Of
many bills.
The adoption Of a resolution of in
uuiry as to whether or not criminal
prosecutions have been begun against
individuals in the Northern Securities
Company. furnished the text for Il
speech OF criticism by Mr.. Williams
The Democratic leader, directed.
against the administration.
Administration Defended.
Brief answers were made by MIR.
Jenkins. OF Wisconsin. and Mr.. Gros-
venor, of Ohio. MIR. Jenkins said that
the statute of limitation had run
against any action that might be taken
in this case and that any effort at
prosecution would he useless.
Mr. Williams dwClt upon the grow.
ing difficulty nf impcachlng public
officials for MOI performing their full
duty in executing the laws, and IN
that connection the wholesome inflI,,
rncr injuries by Congress might have
lie spoke nf the difficulty of prose.
cutting the rich.
Chicken Feed to &c Coined.
Bills were passed increasing from
$4,000 to S20o.n00 the sum available
&c supply metal for the coinage Of
nickcls and pennies, and providing
that these ccirs may hereafter be
made in the mints at Denver. San
Francisco and New Orleans. as well
at present in Philadelphia. Also pro
viding for delegate to Congress from
Alaska.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
...I. = = -
STREET CAR CUT IN TWO.
Four Occupants Arc Thrown FIFTY
Feet by the Locomotive.
(By AssOciated Prcss.l

AKRON, o., March 5.-An Eric pas.
scngcr train hit a street car at the
East Exchange street crossing in the
heart of the city tonight
The street car was cut in Two and
the four occupants were thrown ff-
ty feet. but none was fatally hurt.
VIM. n. Meckcr, tho motorman, was
badly hurt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
SHOT AT The GLAZE.
Miner Too Sleepy to Get Out Of Bed
So RE Was Burned.

Bl.UEFrBlD, w VA. March a..
Fire destroyed few store rooms.
saloon and many shacks ut Norwood
Sunday. The fire was started by an
exploding lamp, a miner whose name
Is unknown. shooting at it rather
than get out of bed and M. it out.
The man was bnrurd to death. The
loss Is $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
SIXTEEN DANCERS BURNED.
Merry Pleasure Seekers Meet Tragic
End in italian City.

FLORENCE. March at Tie vii
lasc of Fucccchio twenty-ihrcc miles
west OF florence. Il house where a
dance was in progress tonight tool;
fire In the panic among the guests
which cnsncd, the floor gave way and
sixteen persons persisted while many
others were injured
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
THREE MEN BURNED.
Engineer, Fireman and Brakeman
Arc Killed in Wreck.
(BY AssncialCl Prcss.l

FAIIeMONT, w. VA, March 81
Baltimore & Ohio officials hero late
tonight were told by company's wire
that a freight engine at Smithfcld,
on the short limo division had turned
over aud that the engineer. fireman
and brakeman were burned to death
under the engine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
King Edward in Paris.
ny Associated Press,

-|T- Y TT 1fS"rIUT"tetI TVSS. \ -------
PARIS. FRANCE. March 5.Klng
Edward, OF England arrived here.
The arrival of King Edward attracts
comment IN connection with tho Al.
seciras conference as boing II timely
rea'lirmation of the AngloFrench
agreement,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
FORTS MUST Be BUILT
TO PROTECT AMERICA
President Urges Congress to Ap-
pFopPiale Money 50 as 10
Defend Country.
WORKS FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY
Millions arc Needed to Finish Eorti
nca'ions already started and to
Protect nsuIar Possessions from
the Nations Of the World That May
Declare War.
tny Assurialcd Press. }

WhSlllNGrON. y, c., March b..
President Roosevelt sen, message
to Congress Today accompanying
plans for coast defense prepared by
a join, board of army and navy Of
ficers in which he emphasized the
necessity for further dcrcnscs and re-
views The history Of defensive works
in this country.
The President calls especial attcn,
lion 10 The recommendation Of the
board hat tic entrance to Chcsa-
peakc Bay bc added to tho list OF
places in the United States to be de-
tended. He says the insular posses.
sions cannot he longer neglected i!
The United States desires to hold
them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
AMERICANS Quick at Sports.
Try AssOrlnted press. !

OXfOltD.ENG.. March 5-Amerl
can Rhodes scholars captured three
firsts and one second In the Oxford
field sports to-day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
FULLER SNAKE" BILL
PASSED BY THE HOUSE
Act Prohibits The RedIsIPiclIng Of
my City ID Tho State with
ii Five Years.
EUROPEAN PAUPERs NOT WANTED
not r'yH, on tic Immigration Meas
ure Dcve'opes in tic Assembly
Dame Rumor Gives Gu, tho Find
'ngs Of the Corporation commis-
soin inquiry a, Hichsnond.
tSIMclnl 10 Daily Prcss.l

+ RICHMOND, VA. March 5.-Thr
House OF Delegates passed The Fuller
bill today This bill prohibits tic
rcdistricling Of any city in the State
Tor period Of five years. and has
been bitterly fought by the majority
faction of Norfolk by whom it was
dubbed the snake" bill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
ate concurrcd in the liousc amend
mcnts by a vote Of ~ to l3.
Voting Trust" Bill Passed.

The amendment 10 The Voting
trust bill which became law with.
out the signature OF Governor Mon.
tasuc in 1909. after having passed
both houses CT the General Assem-
bly,. was again taken up in tic Sen
ate today.
Senator Strobe. of Amherst. made Il
brief speech in which he supported
'.ic Phlcgar bill and in opposition
To the Scars's amendment.
The Senate refused. by viva vucc
vote. 20 adopt the Sears substitute.
aud the bill was cngrosscd.
Senator phlcgar then moved THAI
thu bill be put ON It's passage. and il.
was passed by Il unanimous vote.
Appropriations Agreed To.
Senator Wickham. iron, tile confer
oncc committee on the disagreement
between tho House and Senate on
the general appropriation bll today
presented The report Of the commit.
tee.
The committee had followed The
policy Of give and take" in reaching
It's conclusions, and after a brief cx.
PLANTATION by Senator Wickham tho
report WAS adopted by unanimous
vote.
Dame Rumor on Findings
"ccnsnrc OF Judge Beverly r.
Crnmp for in,iscrctiun in subscribing
Tor share of stock in a company
intended 70 Ito business before the
State corporation commission
"Ccnsurc Of Major Alexander S.
I.anicr for promoting Il company
which WAS I" do business before the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
Three Investigations Ordered.

Delegate Byrd called up his rcso-
luton prevailing for an investigation
of the cost OF public school books
i'll The state ami it was adopted by
the House,
The resolution providing for an in
vcsiigation Of the affairs of the East
crn hospita! for tile insane was al
so adopted by the House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
Statehood Bill Discussed.


WASHINGTON, y. c.. March s.
~ the Senate today MIR. Nelson con
tinucd the discussion Of the statehood
bill, urging the passage Of the meas
nrc AS reported from the committee on
territories.
LeWes May Mark Graves.
x WASHINGTON, y. c., March s.
SECRETARY Taft has under considcra
ton The selection of commissioner
to visit northern cemeteries and idcn-
tify and care for the graves of Con
fcderate soldiers. The choice appears
I" be between Former Representative
Shelley. of Alabama William p Wood
OF North Carolina. and Or. r. II
LcweS, of Virginia
Democratic Campaign Committee
WASHINGTON, d. c., March s.
The Democratic congressional cam
paign committee is now fully made up.
The Virginia representatives arc Scna-
tor Thomas S Martin and Represent.
alive Southall, of the Fourth Dis.
trlct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
H7zing Inquiry Started.

The Legislative committee appoint
cd to Investigate the conditions sur.
rounding the dismissal OF cadet Chris.
tian fronll The corps OF cadets at the
MISUNDERSTANDING Institute, 81. at
l'lacksburg. sat tonight when The
hearing was 10 have commenced.
Senator John w Daniel, Of Lynch
burg. was present, representing Ca
Diet Christian.
The shcarng. was ppslponcds until
Wednesday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
Where forts Arc Needed.

Dcfcnscs arc recommended for Ma
Mia Bay, Pearl llarbor. Guantanamo
Galn, San Juan. Honolulu and the
entrances to the Panama Canal The
aPisYldcnt says:
"'fhe necessity for a complete am!
adequate system or coast defense Is
greater today than 20 years ago. for
the increased wealth of the country
offers more tempting inducements to
attack. and il hostile feet can reach
our coast fn.iaImuch shorter. ;JSefon
Of time.
The fact that we now have navy
does not in any wise diminish the
importance of coast dcfenscs; on H.
contrary that fact emphasizes their
value and necessity for their con
strnciion. 1t is an accepted naval
maxim thar Il navy can be used tc
strategic advantage only when acting
on the offensive and ii Can be frcA
tn so operate only after our coast
defense is reasonably secure and so
recognized by the country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
Fifty Millions Needed.

In his letter transmitting the report
of the board 10 the President, Sccrc-
iary Taft says that the board est
mates the cost of completing the de
lenses at *5o,S79.399 or s22,S9G,6OG
less than the sum proposed by the
Endicott board
The estimates for the ports added
since the Endicott board made its re.
EJrt, including Chesapeake Bay, are
as follows:
Eastern entrance to Long Island
Sound. including s2,9i5, 557 already cx.
pended, $S.02l,2G3; Port Royal, al
ready expended, sl32,1Ol; Tampa. in.
Guiding s704,aS7 already expended.
$l,210577; Puget Sound, including
si2S09l5 already expended s9,S0O.-
26i; Chesapeake Bay s6,l02.7i.
InsuIar Possessions Expensive.
The amount so far appropriated and
allotted is s72,750.5S3 He estimates
the cost for the defense Of the in.
sular possessions. including the naval
bases and coaling stations at Sl9,
S73S95 In addition to the s2,25d 800
already appropriated. The cstimateJ
cost for the defense Of the istllmian
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
Why the Japs Won.

Il was due to the securely defend
ed conditions Of the Japanese Forts
that the Japanese fleet was free to
sneak out and watch its proper OBJ.
jcctivc-the Russian tleet-withou:
fear of interruption or recall to guard
its home ports against raids by the
Nladvcstok squadron. This. one OF
The most valuable lessons ul the lat3
war in the East. is worthy Of serious
consideration by our country with lis
extensive coast line. its many import
ami harbOrs and its many wealthy
manufacturing coast cities
'''rbe security aud protection of
our interests require The completion
Of the ilcfenscs of our coast aud the,
accompanying plan merits and should
receive the generous support Of the
Congress"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-06
1 No Room For Paupcrs Here.

Wednesday.
No Room For Paupcrs Here.
Delegate G. T.. T. Lame today had
read to The House petition signed
by scvcnty-cight citizens Of Mathews
county. protesting against the labor
immigration bill inspired by The State
commissioner OF labor. The bill asks
an appropriation of $4,000 10 be used
in stimulating tile immigration of-i1H,
ropcan farm labOrcrs to Virginia. The
petitioners declare their conviction
that the projected movement would
have no better effect than to import
foreign paupcrs and a class of labor
altogether undesirable.
Delegate Pcyton. of Richmond.
spoke for the Jill He denied tia,
the immigrants would be OF the
criminal and paupcr classes Of the En-.
ropean cities. He suggested an
amendment to the bill which would
call for the selection Of farm abDrcrs
exclusively. Flo said that desirable
farm labor could be obtained in the
agricultural districts of England anh
Germany for the asking, If the money
to pay the passage OF the tillcrs Of
The soil across the ocean were avail.
able.
Mr.. Lane characterized the pro
posed appropriation as fund for
junkeling and pleasure trips.
New judicial Circuits Ordered.
Senate bill ii5. 10 amend ana re
enact section 1867 of the code" so
as TO create i've new judicial circuits.
was called UP in tho House
The bill was defeated last Salur-
day by q fraction of one vote, four.
fifth of The vote cast being necessary
for It's passage under tho emergency
clause. The vote was RECONSTRUCTED.
it will be recalled, and the bill was
left on its passage.
No time was lost in getting final ac-
tion on the bill today and it was
rasscd by il vote of Is ayes to 25
noes.
It's passage by this vote was secured
By striking out the emergency clause
the advocates of tho bill prcferring
this course 10 taking any further
risk
Delegate Early, Of the House, today
communicated to the Senate the pas
sage of the bill No. 145. providing for
the creation Of twcnty-nine circuits.
The House added the Twcnly-ninth
circuit by making Amherst Nelson,
buckingham and FIuvanna the coun
ties to constitute the circuit
The motions TO commit and for con
ference were rejected and the Sen