The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-08-06

A.ANhenetatuw viii Hemain WEEK
2fi'iThosisryI Duty does Up Frrommf '
MO- Ito !. Per cens:T,TT|T-
,9ti1 frr-7T Ill ri .o,7suTR
g, Washingtq.-TneA Payne-Aldrich
sMisn .htlfSs complete. G. W. 4
An agreement on all disputed points
was reached and the .c%onferees' report
signed by the Republican conferees
1t will go to the house and be voted
son BY that body Saturday. The senate
VIII sopA Monday begin consideration
of the 'meas1fe as agreed to by the
conferees-- The senate session may
consume all of next week.
Halted blythe mandate of President
'Tat6 TIN tariff conferees were com
PEELED TO turn back and revise their
sSIates on @upber and gaoves.'a,g ~
'NVKheR IN cepfesees fixed lumber
AND glove rates by shading very
N8htly the higher rates on each. they
fMAt9 so certain that the president
Sagchd fSgssnt t6the arrangement that
SH9fsses ,Ysge sent to the Denocratic
.Renberfs' of.the Conference committee
ME- pVsaAtt6 apbfroottee6 Or disapptoVe
<d9Me suafbrrnea report 9rofu 6 III
2aene ryf3AiantsE had, atbsr5 idess tt4af
MsSasef 9hhaeRR Vefy! forcib1y Ii Il 4 lettteaf!!
&Assaiar thkF rl6anbep 1shaip mN ID
sakSe than MISREPRESENTATION tqr
sTQyEh with the differentials fixed by
se1at9'UoRR finished idmbaefii He de-
.sfRfed. BED that the sehAtei FatesfionI
4s9ggeso iRAiAahD afe5tha saut&oasithe
1afsaeY, Eates ans, much less thar tRRe
hQlse rates, would have to be adopted
IEMdefhd obtain his ENDORSEMENT. .
r5<Speefisd Hides sonIHree Liss. %
>sIhe pgggsidaHt Palsos specified that
-1iAIss must go on the free list and the
sho1se rates on boots and shoes and
+>Sther manufactures of leather must
DE lredpeed Hosiery, too, ~he,thoaght
.,,ehoHld be reduced below the house
rates, which are advanced over fthe!
rDiheley duties. f.&1
Ut wasE4ot~ until the democratic
<H1e1Rbers had assembled that the
White House communication was re-
~~cefpedSHf the conference chamber.
When Senator Aldrich read the presi->
dents message he called his Republi-
can associates to an adjoining room.
The contents of the letter weresdis-
'1cus9ed>sanF it was decided that the
Af%pinority should be. informed that the
conferaRce~report- had mot been Id
essanced TO a stage were it could be
submitted to them for their Judgment.
y After the Democrats reached the
Eaeorridorfi ~ outside q the = conference
.s1chamber they held a little conference
opf theirGown. Representative Champ
Clark of Missouri was called back to
Ss5he chamber; He was given a copy of
4tAe bill as the conferees intend to re-
Yort it, except for the schedules dis
Alssed by th~e-ptesiaeht in the letter
The Democrats then went into session..
AsHe sWfndfftE mefhbsrsswefs in the
conference chamber less than an hour
Representative Griggs said that if the
fReVhbHcapss would consent to put cot
ton Ebaggih&zon the free. list his as
kociates &oald2show great celerityA in
bringing the conference report to
a vote. Many of the conferees were
disposed to grant this request, but
Representative Mccall of Mas.
sachusetts protested vigorously on
the ground that it would injure the
manufacture of his state. which turn
out cotton bagging. So emphatic were
his objections that 1t was seer that an
agreement would be delayed if such
action were attempted.
q: faAII Seek a "Finai Word" II
The Republican members continued
in ession after the Democrats left the
chamber: There followed one Of the
Busiest scenes witnessed about the
corridors Of the senate office building
during the, three weeks the bill has
been in conference. SURVIVING to and
from the chamber were senator's and
members of the house, vying with re
pfesentattxesf of special interests to
get a final word" with the conferee.
Late in the day Represeatati9e
Eerdney and Calderhead went to the
White House and from there TO tfespf- |
fee of Speaker Cannon and then back
to- the conference chamber. Later they
COMPREHENSIVE a-numbef-of North.
western senators who were interested
in. the lHmber question After their
activities without the conference
reow. Speaker Cannon hurried to the
conference room.
Speaker Cannon has been one Of the
chief supporters of the house sratesren
Tries to Wipe o1t Family.
Hannibal, Mo.-Charles Beasley,, q
barber, Slot ana killed his 3.yeaarlold
daugtte4s; shot his Wits and then /
q buiidR ,ithrouggh'l HIS sbb rain. me
tragedy's6setdrred at the hone a7aoff
Alonzo Paulliam, where the wife and
daughktf: had. goned ffor 9pprSo 5tsc1ol
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