New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

or bonds or who use or solicit passes from pre-
siding in cases under the proposed law.
Il have some respect for the judiciary" said Mr..
Hale, and moved 20 lay the amendment on the
table. The motion prevailed, 30 TO q. Messrs.
Gallinger. La Toilette and McCumber voting with
the Democrats in opposition.
Senator Simmons presented another amendment,
saying that he did only for the purpose Of maxi
not been Improved and that every efoTt had M BEEN
made IN the Senate 20 emascuate that measure.
striction upon the Suspension of the orders Of the
then withdrew his amendment AA0
An amendment was offered by Senator McLaurin
prohibiting judges holding railroad stock from sit-
PGce Fss Of molten P to- t9 lay S he table able senatoF
Judge would sit in a case when he is partner in
He aded E@ Gne s S5 ns SO oa IS IS subess o %
peachment:" He then moved TO lay The amendment
The Allison court review amendment was adopted
without division, as amended The provision reads:
The venue Of suits brought in any Of the circuit
annul or suspend any order or reqqirsrneat OF the
against whom such order or requirement may have
been made has Its principal operating Office and
promugaled and il the order Or requirement has
the district where any one Of said carriers has its
principal operating Offices and Il the carrier has its
luEmba. then the venue shall. be in the district
diction to hear and deternne Such suits Is berebv
vested in such courts.
Senator Bacon's court review amendment and his
impounding provision were offered and disagreed to-
act TO he-rings on applications for a preliminary
injunction EJ was adopted. Next was offered the
W[P56a WReh had been ADOPTED MS senator oveT@a1
for noce to 6e avss ms r S o
injunction, but 1t was disagreed 70.
PROvIso ALSO CARRIED
Senator Bailey spoke the Allison proviso. which
he declared was recognition at last by the Repub-
Hoo -Nrv AH,A1
ance Of injunctions under certain conditions for
days at least. He demanded the rollcall on the
proviso. 1t was adopted, 7S to g. The three mega
tive votes were Clarke. Of Arkansas; Morgan and
Pettus. The proviso adopted follows
Provided, that no Injunction interIocutory order
ment Of an order of the commission shall be granted
notice to the n0n M GsS thnn ay s % a
from any lnterioeutory or9er or decree granting
only to the Supreme Court Of the United States
within days om the ah4y us1 o sudS BE 6n or6e
or decree and it shall take precedence in the Ap-
Of like character and criminal causes
The final Allison amendment, which struck ont a
few lines at the end Of the section and was purely
formal, was agreed to- This completed the adop-
ton Of the compromise proposition submitted by
Mr. Allison relating solely to the court features
OF the bill.
Senator CulbersOn moved Section Of the bill ex
tending the time for the fling Of complaints for
oyer,charges from two to three years At the sug-
gestlon Of Senator Dolliver he changed the amend
ment SO that accrued claims may be brought within
three years. The amendment then adoDted
Senator Daniel offered an amendment recurring.
tat the courts be supplied with the records Of
cases taken up from the Interstate Commerce Com
mission t and this was the pending amendment when
Senator Tillman moved that when the Senate ad-
gourn II be until 10 o'clock on Monday FIe said
ne intended TO follow that with motion 10 vote ON
me Dill before the adjournment Monday Sen
aIor HaIe objected on the ground that such an
agreement might preclude consideration of Sectio1
q which creates the tribunal that is to aiminister
the provisions of the bill He said he desired ~
provide for well paid. intelligent commission and
WouI9 consent to no agreement to vote unIii Sec
HIr. Nelson moved to change the time until II
carried. ~ '4'0 AI'uoh