The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
DRT TO PUSH
RADE ABROAD
)reign Feeling Dying
|but Agents Alert
ENTS ON HEPBURN BILL
fy Root GOeS 10 RIO JdnelrO
bly To Be Present al Pan.
American Conference
boon BILL GONE TO CONFERENCE

SAtchood bill has gone 10 con
There was a strong show Of
,,cc to submitting Il 10 confer
40. but now Il u out Of the
the time being and Il remains
|,cn whether the House in the
b have the tcmcrity 10 dcfy the
and the obvious wishes Of the
Of Arizona and probably the
ty in New Mexico.
the talk that has been made
The immincnce of an outbreak In
and the necessity of Immediately
D. wanhip Andemcrgcncy troops
iar East. seems 10 be dying
] Reports have reached the state
fimcnt that The anti.forcign fcrl.
\ dying down ard that the boycott
10 fall By its own weight The
department has Withdrawn the
ships that il had sent 10 North
waters and the bulk Of the
|1can feet is now Al Shanghai and
kward The ag0ts Of the State
rtmcni Nc alert and not ap, 10 be-
} mapping. ioT ;hosgh The sa,isos
resent ispromisinF. acalm in China
pcntly preludcs the bursting of the
storm
b government Is making more
N than ever % push American
} ahuai and the latest move has
hIIl introduced by Senator Over.
to CRATE a presidential commits.
% study the needs ~ the cotton
p in the Ear Fast This plan has
j. presented 90 the secretary II
ncrcr and labor Vho approved II In
ntcnt bat suggested that as The
rtmcnt already had the organiEa.
completed Tor such WORK Il was
s 90 ~ 90 the expense ~ cquip
O. special commission. Consc.
'.y somc cotton experts may be-
'u study market conditions. ard
have been arrangements made
ri 20 40 ~ the great milling
rc samples of the clothes and
100 most in demand IN the Eastern
seq These exhibits are algrbdy
prepared by the dcpartmcn, and
br sent out 10 the milling centres
Dos country ~ rapidly as possiblc
ralor nllman says the debate W.
atr bll will last 81, weeks more
That the Hepburn bill will 10 mate
amended before Il passes the
'r senator Deliver ,ays that the
RlII bo passed without amendment
.hc debate will not last norc than
rrh or ten day longer Anyone
interested can draw their own
.ton, from these diverse views.
.ho rate the debate is now pro.
.nr and from tho number n scna
Vh' siill want 10 speak. Il looks a.
rh senator rllmans forecast
10 hr more nearly correct Of
,g gi' s impossible 90 tcll what ma,
fr to the rate hill and the friends
uiImais arr trying hari 60 put
.Hp hole In it that will render
proposed legislation uf uo cIrct
Do 1u by aid that ,i ibc hlll gee
White HOUSE ir such shape Us to
uv,' with the president approval
900 veto it as surely as be- can sign
.Rn name and will call an extra
BON TO thrvsh out The whole matter
o but it Is hardly to be- supposed
oven the enemies u fair lcgisla.
will go 90 such lengths and there
ways In the background the fear as
'ior T,lIman hluntly put it when he
That II the present congress could
turn out a fair rate legislation hill,
Icoplc would see to Il tha, the mex,
.rcs' was composed NJ men whu
b differently minded.
.crything has been pruvisionall,
ngcd Tor Secretary Roct's trip ID
lanriro In July Nominally be- is
p present at the Fan American con.
nee. bot in reality Il Is understood
be will be- charged with n mission
he brazilian government for III,
hl'sh'ng oi what amounts to an