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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-19
Senate Amendments.

The bill was amended by the senate so
as to give the United States circuit courts
jurisdiction to entertain suits brought 10
annuI or change the orders of the com
mission and TO provide against the grant
ing Of inteTlOcUtory DEGREES without the
hearing and making appeals from such
orders direct to the supreme court
Other provisions extend the definition
Of the word railroad so as TO make II
include switches, spurs, tracks. terminal
facilities, freight depOts, yards and
grounds. and defines the word 'transpOr-
tatiOn' so as to make it. embrace cars and
other facilities for shipment or carriage
irrespective of ownership or Of any
contract the intention being to make
the railroads responsible for all special
car service. It is made the duty Of car
rieTs to furnish special car service upon
REASONABLE request
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-19
Result of Roll Call.

The roll call resulted in the passage of
the bill by q vote Of Z TO 8. as follows;
Yeas-Alger, Alice, Allison. Ankeny, Ba-
con, Bailey, Berry, Beveridse, Black
burn, Brandegse, Buckley, Burkett,
Burnham. Carmack, Carter Clapp, Clark,
Of Montana, Clark of Wyoming, Clarke
Of Arkansas, Clay. Crane. CuibeTsOn, CuI-
lom. Daniel Dick. Dillingham;. Dolliver.
Dryden. Elkins. Flint. Foster. Frazier.
FRYE, Fulton, Gallinger, GearIn, Hale,
Hansbrough Hemenway, Hopkins, Kean,
Knox. LaFOlIette. LatimeT. Lodge Long,
McCreaTv. McCumber. McEnery, Nc
Laurin, Mallory. Martin, Willard, Nelson,
Newlands, Nixon, Overman, PenrOse.
Perkins, Piles. Rayner, Scott, Simmons,
SmOOt SDOOner. Stone Taliaferro, Teller,
TilIman, Warner, WetmOre-n.
Navs-F OTaker, Morgan. Pettus-3.
The absentees were Messrs. Aldrich.
Burrows. Burton. Depew. Dubois, Gam
BILE German. Hepburn. Kittredge, Money.
Patterson, Platt, Proctor, Sutherland and
Warren
It was 4:53 D. m when the chair an
nOunced the result and eight minutes aft
erward the senate adjourned until Mon
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-19
Mail Service Legal.

Another provision renders the service
Of the orders Of the commission through
the mails and provides that these orders
shall take effect thirty days after ser
vice unless suspended or modified by the
commission or suspended or set aside by
the courts. A penalty of 5000 for each
Offense in disObedience of the order is i'm
posed, and the penalty is TO accumulate
at the rate Of 5000 a day in case of con-
tinuOus violation. Orders other than
those for money payments are to be en-
forced by the federal courts through
writs of mandamus or injunction. and in
case Of appeal to the supreme court these
cases are to be given preference over all
others except these Of a criminal char
aCJeT-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-19
Imperial Reply.

The Associated Press is informed to-
night that the Imperial reply. which will
be delivered through the medium Of q
speech by Premier Goremykin proba bly,
President Mouromtseff has been received
at PeterhOf viii, as already predicted, be
temperate and deliberate. seeking to avoid
occasion Of rupture but on the other hand
not cOnCealing the emperOT's view that
parliament in many respects has attempt
ed to infrings the imperial preTOgative.
calm refusal Other suggestions viii be
accepted wholly or in part. while other
parts the emperor will regard simply as
declarations Of the policy of parliament
which do not require imperial COnsidera-
ton until presented in the regular course
Of legislation
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Views Of Mr.. LaFoIIette.

Senator LaFolIette took issue with Mr.
Delivers contention that the pending bill
was a compliance with the president S
commentators, saying that the con-
traTy was true and that 1t did not con-
tain provisions that would enable the in
terstate commerce commission TO ascer-
tain what are either just or reasonable
rates. He also deprecated the idea of
making it ., party question. ut may
be done here but not in the country at
large" he said You cannot divide the
people at large on the question to
whether the railroads shall serve the
people equitably and justly"
Speaking Of the defeat of his own
amendments ne said: They were voted
down by Republican colleagues who had
been lined up under the leadership Of
New England senator's"
He cortended that the addition Of his
amendments would have strengthened
the measure and they should have been
accepted. He then entered upon an ar
gument against decentralization. and
said that so long as it was permitted the
question would remain a live issue. TT
will not be possible to keep it within the
closed doors Of the committee rOOm,' he
said in goucIuEicu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-19
Cannot Discuss Address.

. There is no intimation on the court side
that this invitation is connected with the
request for an audience. The parliament
airy leaders on the other hand consider
the failure to include the other deputies
who were instructed to accompany PTesi-
dent MoUrOmtsOff renders il out of the
question for the president Of the lower
house TO discuss the address even iHfor-
mally. The following day is Sunday and
hence NJ. MOuTOmtseff is not likely to be
given an audience before Monday.
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Note From Dubois,

The consideration of the bill was con-
cluded with the reading of d brief state
meut from Senator Dubois, absent be
cause of illness to the effect that he de-
sired to be recorded as favorable TO its
passaEe-
After the last of the general speeches
on the rate bill had been heard, Senator
Frye who occupied the chair. was
prompt in putting the bill to q vote.
Let US have the ayes and noes was
heard from a dozen senators. A roll call
vas ordered There was an unusual at
tendance and the voting proceeded with
exceptional rapidity. Explanation was
made on behalf Of all the ahsentees that
if present their votes would be in the af-
al
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AWAITING REPLY
FROM THE CAR
Anxious Moments for the Lead
erS of the New Russian
Parliament.
DEMAND FOR AMNESTY
MATTER RESTS SOLELY WITH
NICHOLAS.

St Petersburg. May 19.-The issue Of the
first encounter between the monarch and
the representatives of the people hangs
for the moment in the balance. Though
the representative chamber of parliament
and the council Of the empire adopted ad-
dresses in reply to the speech from the
throne no answer has been given to either
address and none is expected before Mon
day President AIOUTOmtseff, who had
hoped TO obtain an audience Of Emperor
Nicholas today for the presentation Of the
address Of the lower house, received in
stead an invitation TO a gala birthday
luncheon at PeteThOf tomorrow, an Off
Ctal function to which no other high funC-
ttOnarles have been hidden
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Foraker in Last Ditch.

Senator Foraker said that there were
some sections that he would like to see
enacted into law, and that if he could
vote upon those sections as such he
would be relieved of great perpleXity. He.
however, had an Interchangeable opinion on
the right Of congress to enter upon the
rate-making power. and could not secure
MS own assent to cast an affirmative
vote for the measure as a whole. Hence,
though he stood alone he meant to cast
his vote against the bill, knowing that
If he voted alone he had support in the
real convictions Of many other senators.
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dent" he concluded. he will be remem-
bered as the fearless leader who. without
regard to personal comfort or regard for
consequences, has taken up these great
questions and secured their enactment
into law"
TelIer's Opinion.
Senator Teller expressed the opinion
that the bill as amended by the senate
was a much better measure than when il
came to the senate He expressed re-
greet that there had been an effort to give
the bill a partisan colOring, and denied
the right Of the president to cali senators
or members to the White House and in
struct or request them how to conduct
themselves He would, however, give the
president credit for giving life to the
measure, for without that initiative he
did not believe the Republican party
would have permitted the passage of the
measure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-19

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Gcrcinigtc Sangcr uur Baltimore.

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SllpN 'lAANjSll AH'NlNNH' NNH ~
felt pcr0et 0icic Yro3eiie Die Gruits
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-16
Portates Court Items.

Five men were taken from Portales
Saturday to serve terms in the Terri
torial ~penitentiary, in addition to E.
L. Price, who was aiken there for
s~afe-keeping. All five of the %sentenc-
ed men were from the floating popu-
lation of the Texico neighborhood-
VIM. Walker pleaded guilty to
drawing deadly weapon and was gil
ven one year
Jese E. West, pleaded guilty to
charge of stealing mules, given three
years a fine of $500.
VIM. Malone. tried and found gull
ty of larceny, two years.
Oliver Lavell, tried and found gull
.ty of larceny, three years.
Six minor criminal cases were dis
posed of.
Nelse Curtis, a prominent citizen,
was tried n found guilty of receiv-
ing stolen property and fined $500
and costs. Bud Stewart, aged IA,
pleaded guilty to the charge of Iarce-
ny and was sentenced to one veal in
Jail. His sentence was suspended du-
ring good behavior on account of his
age.
Twenty-three civil cases were dis
posed of. The grand jury reported
% indictments me II no bills.