The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

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N Ys Jun food isslslation, and When
III RI nv we're appflscd of the fact that tlielt
SS S6feS<htatiy6 In Congress was the real
a$ the patlitof The measure there !,
NJ sgHrS i,ieettnGa and resolutions other
Ss E istfiets In illinois md Indiana also TOOK
Sg 1hS Ifaaftnr Is ana began to kiidle fires
#} 6hasf Tie objecting Speaker. Final tie the
tf1elted The opposi Ion Of the spenakk;ear
YIN III ttb eleventh hour ri reeu 70 ley
sssst mn n6mtnttteA report the Senate g4 oil.
SBs ny stn ted was almost
N yotld rocosni tlon. owing to the short
lk1iiiie Remaining to wind up legislal tom It
expected that the Senate Will not dis Z
A SsrsuS ID the conference report
sssRss,sss Remarkable Situation.
HE agricultural npproprlat ton BILL, con.
astaining the provision for inspec ton OF a.,
meat products entering into INT te any
SS;fofeirt, commerce.. Is III tho most ret
$EEssmhrkable situation that q bill has been gel,
" I'M for many years. Senator Hale, !. q q
q kXfatne, one Of the veterans OF ne sen,
snfe ssnid this afternoon he recalled o ~
u so1h mn afice IN his entire legislative en-
IN Ina fIence OF Bills being IN sinllial,
"A nUntlition.9 N II \. III, ~,
a strhe House conferces on the Diil WI ~
yield TO the Senate conterees ~, ~ H.
gspection on the packers, th ,,s ~ - ~.
hallow the conference cofnnit.ee ~ .or,,,,t
hs!port disagreement, they not y -
sssS q report of agreement 4. Il ~
ssItirthe rinore, Mr.. Wndsworth, OF .ttne
ye&Hose cot,ferees, told the other members
MOI the Committee OF Conference To-Day
athnt he and his associates woulu -
- All legislation on the subject pelore senes
ifatsSwoult accept the Senate nniendinenl !,
otf,t- cf1a
sis fnanfcrees i. made statement on the ftoor
ES A tl,c Senate this afternoon, g ving 4the
fa tsSnreroing facts. He said he could NOT
y sns,te h report, which could be done only
n No. authorization OF the committee. lte
.jscoultl only make a statement (,
Il Mr.. Hopkins. Of Illinois, tried 70 i cai!
sE ~ Proctor to order for deta'ling Wn .l
Sssg kAd occurred int the committee, but me
ES Old yermonter did not appesar tto :, !ie =,
ashamed Of himself for having Si N4s'.t,a
s3S q rule, and proceeded to say tina. ing
VI senpte corferees had behaved II, "a most
sft .mlahle n1nnner., He confessed he uid
ssasS Enots know what should te the procedure
u ir9S yiaw Of the extraordinary situatlon
FER des,lltory debate, which indicated
E that all the Senators were at sea us ~ -
gIfha method Of procedure, the advice OF
FL eenn tor Hale that the Senators Steep
5toyer5 the q subject, lest something ius1ls
US Be said or done, was adopt eei. 4, :, s,
II Mr.. EWndsw WORTH chairman OF the HouseS
n IA rricultural Committee, one OF the con
III sarees was an Interested listener to the !
sgs discussion. He Is the authot OF the SUP 1l
III atitute for y the Beveridge anne Moment
pntiing the cost Of the inspection. on the ne
81 government which was adopted BY t ING
~ House. . Senator Tillman said Stanoa1rd
Oil was at work in the Conference Com
n, tee on the rate bill. He Will proba ply
co,,1,i cav. wi III euuully
Vi rood rea son, apparently-tha the beef
!!$s fri,st ha Y finger IN the pie which mas
ss$ been baked in the room OF the cohferees
8snn& the meat inspection BILL . NJ.
S1Tha conference on the railroad rn to Dill
n tonight resulted in no agreement on
ssss that nea sure. S5 "a u. Z. ], !, VI
TIE discussion made It clear that the
~ paas provs sion, which Is to be perfected
s$ss forE tho nction5 Of tho committee to-nlor-g
II row morning. will follow closely the lines
s5S &c the original Senate amendment on Y t Hatt
S$ 81 LIect. 1t will name certain classes
Is 81 persons who may receive pn sses,s anu anu
nv clide all others. There is also ground
the pred ton that the pipe llAilc
.sS Xrnendnents will; be reported exactly. as
VA Fl swns 9il, tile last conference report; that
sg9 n, the phrase 3''common carriers VIII
N N I've lplace to the word railroads.
s,,he effect OF this will be to permit
sSsSi IA lines to transport the product owned
SsssjbyE the owners Of the pipe line.
s'1 SBi. Sac on Springs Surprise. ss I'M
S1alsing the " administration Senators
ny N surprise Senator 5a con-
lnS executive session ofathe Sena te g. dihy,S
Y ioye, 4tlnt tho Senate agree to vote on
MI liz :Sailto Domingo treaty on December
$sl7th. at the next session - Con gress.
ssSThis rs the treaty under which the United
I'M sta tes Sund ertates to collectBnnd dispurse
n tho customs Of the Dominican Republic
SgIor the payment of It's debts. Efforts
e extending over two sessions OF Congress,
II fave been made BY Republican Senators
sE to ratlf the treaty, but DelTocratlc&o Ppo-{
IA sition has prevented. II
gssa Senator Bacon explained 3tLAs4tho adj
ADMINISTRATION is now endcavor'ng TO carry
out tie provisions Of the treaty without
authority, and that 1t would Re bettor to
ss4$,either give this authority orr end ;i the
Sspresent state OF affairs. he did no dis
aSc1ose9the number OF votes he had against
1.-the treaty, hut his confident manned ln no
85cated that the treaty would be reJec1t 4- q
|S1fBit were brought ton vote. BE-, 55
|IsgI The treaty between the United States
and the powers Of Europe In IS :ation 70
Morocco, which was negotiated as sthe
result Of the Algeciras conference, also
goes over. 1t will be reported TO the
|.$Senatc at the first meeting OF the Foreign
|1SRelntions Committee next December ana
voted on not later than December 18th.
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