Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-03
,c,,o,s and vanquished in Late
''' election Congratulate and
sympathlze.
NEGRO TROOPS CASE IS UP.
s,,,tor Foraker Will Introduce
resolution Calling on Pres'-
dent for Information.
.,.o Of slmpllhcd spelling In Con-
~" sre..ional Record VIII Receive
Attention of Congress

,u,o, Doc. s.--Victors ana
..s,'asned foe gathered in the ha,,
'e' ~ house today TO eonsra'o'aeo
u y. .nathlze with one another over
ind , s''"v Of the November ballot,
''y Tho crowds camo early ana WIZ
~" .,scjs gayel fell at II o'eiocN
,as a were, damned with salls
~ y,s..ed women which added nue. a
tho picturesqueness OF .,'o
rhe appearance Of speak
scene, ono %9 Mas the signal Tor
T a,,gy round of appiause
Ea, ,S members and the gallery
XXI, ,iSirb lasted until he brought .s in
s, down convening the last sN'''V''
ts s,hs Fifty.ninth Congress-
,nmedlaiely following inc pray
=, tbe chaplain the roll was eaieu
By states 49,. a. Il understood,
!, decided 10 offer in the senate eat
M Week a resolution Of inquiry iIi'o
n. 1smmIssal from the army oI
,a,sion OF the Twenty-fifth uhlleu
49, infantry (coloredl, as "A result
o@ w. shooting up" OF Brownsville
%,, ~. an the night Of Aug. 10 last
l'S M .snator's resolution Will request
a., .,sslEent or the war department
srnlsh the senate With all the
s.ts IN the case, recalling ospeclaily
Ny eyldence upon which the cfuer
~ dismissal was based. The pur-
ro,e N asking for the date Is 10 per-
nit A clear Judgment whether an IN
astica has been done amy of the mcm-
IN of the dlsgracod Organization
The question has been raised whether
Jsmlssal without honor" which the
mIored men suffered, does not de-
pdye them Illegally OF military rights,
such as pensions, admission TO SOL
ttrs homes, etc.
The question OF spelling undoubtedly
VII receive attention at the HANDS oS
Cwgress this week. The Subcommittee
dlhe house committee on appropria-
s@ which provided the executive ana
nata appropria ton bill. Will report
ihst measure TO the full committee to-
daJ NTH the old farm OF spelling re-
tlined and IL win be for the committed
70 decide whether the simpliiied SPELL
Ing method shall be used. There is 4
| visibility that the Congressional Rec
al Will contain both styles Of spelling.
representative Charles Lands. chair
ian OF the house committee on print
hg In discussing the question said:
The Congressional Record Will con-
thule TO be printed as heretofore,
mean that the slmpliiied spelling rules
will not apply to the Record, Of course.
| h feprnting the presidents message
d the Record the slmplifled spelling
9ns that appear In the document Will
BE- printed but otherwise the Record
1 viii continue TO be the same old FASH
| ened ffeslde companion as Of yore.'
The friends OF the ship subsidy bill
are msstent that that measure re-
olye consideration at this session, Tho
hi Is still IN committee In the house,
bu; It's friends think they Will be able
10 get Il out In due season and have
heonslde!ed.
Speaker Cannon and many other
Nomlnent members OF the house ar
WE'D at the Capitol long before the
Httlns Of the house and engaged in
aEunlon and informal discussion of
FeAAle issues which will occupy
nN'ugh attention.
h.apanese situation was discussed
sah generally by the members and
" opinion was expressed freely that
nsires affecting the Japanese may
FnIoduced In the house at any dime.
representative Kahn al California
Aa he does not think the California
cessation viii take immediate steps 10
lNA any legislation affecting Japa-
W. lie said that the California dele
tNlon probably will hold a meeting
sAAn TWO weeks for the discussion OF
NY SITUATION and doubtless will act as
UNI IN case decision Is reached 20
wy NE passage OF any special meas
w, Twp Japanese exclusion bills. one
Y representative Mckinley of Callfor-
~, and the other by Representative
| Congress
representative Needham of Califor-
~ vas the first member OF the dele
ssuon nom that state 10 reach the
ssp',el Mr.. Needham Is not from the
~ francisco district. and consequent
10Y N close touch with the sltua-
'e ~ ~ mat city arising from the ex-
ss s'vn OF japanese from the public
~, syos attended by white children. He
s S1, however that he believes the pres
NJ agitation viii gradually die out, and
un VIII quietly settle itself.
lonortog Wv '''e "uJou''eu unu'
I've house adjourned at 1888 p. m.