The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-06

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vsqs-Bl5rich. Borah, Bourne, =
4p-s5Isv. Brandegee, Brown, Bulke- =
- Hgrkatt, Durham, Burrows, =
Burton, Carter, Clark CWyoo}).' 7
LCmne. Crawford, Cullom' curtis,
ma Flint. Frye. Gamble. Guggen- =
Elm. Hale, Hepburn, johnson, =
I--se Eeau. Lodge, LOrimer, Nc
T-rbar. oliver Page, PenrOses y
Perkins. Piles. Root Scott, Smith =
arsf4 Smo0t, Stephenson, Suther- =
i--I Warmer WetmOTe-4L =
Nsvs-BaCOn, Bailey Bankhead, =
psvarf5ze. BristOw, Chamberlain, y
' Tapp. Clay, CulDersOn, Cummins, =
tDqrf5I. Dolliver, Fletcher, Foster, =
: WeTaurin Martin, Nelson, New =
! lands. Overman, Paynter, Rayner, :
SFivaIv simmons, Smith (A1d), =
smith IS. c.. Stone, TaliaferrO-3L :
\ Tra pairs ON the bill were as fol- =
I lows those for it being first men :
I toned. Briggs with Johnson, Dill :
frgHau with TiIlman, Gali.nger ,
with TAYLOR, Nixon with owen, Z
4 PferqrTzon with Clarke q rk-(. y
Warren with Money, McEnery with =
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Washington. Aug. 5.-The tariff has
r.s0 revised and the extraordinary ses-
sion or congress has been brought TO a
ss4 Both houses adjourned sine die
..r.rHr at o'clock tonight. That is
ia. tm. entered upon the journals, but
ash. matter of fact the house adjourned
ar --, n. and the senate at 5-5S p m.
-a. closing hours were embarrassing
The revision had been according to the
lsr.s ef some and with the hearty
.srHusaL of others. and the last Two
q aar D E| "a
-h. senate iu expressing their sausfac-
tim 1r dissatisfaction. The conference
rr.rt Was agreed to by the senate, A
a 90 at ? ID. u. and soon afterWard
.mcu-r5nt resolution making certain
Gangs iu the leather schedule was
a1f b- both houses.
Taft at the Capitol.
President Taft arrived at the. capitol
aHE u. m and entered the presidents
r His appearance there the lfsJ
.. slac. b1iug president caused con-
e-.ssmHn TO form in line to DE received
H- him There was constant process
sr1 ar ulndShakius statesmen through
te presto uts room from tne time OF
BIS arrival until His departure at 5;50
et-a- AZ six minutes past the Payne
ai.f uI aE the measure viii be known,
u-s laid before the president. lie picked
ed 81 pan s-furlld by Chairman Payne,
v.Iet had been used by both the vice
Hr5.el. and she speaker In signing the
al and attached his signature
itr writing William H. Taft the
PRESIDENT added. Signed five minutes
after o'clock, August 9Th, 1873. w
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Cabinet Officers Present.
WITH the president at the time were
Secretary Knox. Secretary MacNeagh,
Artou.. General Wickcrsham, POstmas-
--- General Hitchcock, Secretary NaseL
Secretary Wilson Senator AldTiCh, Rep
reseutatira Payne and many others Of
the senate and house
AS the senator's filed into the room
Tie president had some thing of per
5llGI nature Co say to each. ana good
nature appeared to be overlooking. Sen
at7r TsHaIarro of Florida, in rather a
FaUUve tone, said.
sir. President. surely YOU are not go
Ing ,0 Eu that bill with that pineapple
Paragraph i'm it?'
DE referred 10 the fact that he had
gotten the duty increased on DlneapplcS
10 The senate, but the advance was elm
mated I'm conference.
"Wrat would you have me do? Shall
] strike out pineapples altogether or Just
write il q rate to suit YOU asked MT
-alL laughingly.
Jocular Remarks.
A short time arterward Senator F1etch-
G of rlJrIla was telling the president
goodbye. The Flcriddn was dismissed
with a Goodbye, old pineapples- Take
care OF yourself"
The president tried to mollify Senator
warren Tor his disappointment over Tree
hides. and greeted Senator Hepburn, who
sail ou the floor today that no rate IN
the bin was too high TO suit him, with
a Flow are you, old high tariff
When the committees Of the senate and
mouse. appointed to inform the president
mat The Extraordinary session was ready
20 adjourn, called at the presidents room,
lhe bin had not been signed.
Well, 7 have not signed the bill yet
sLg the president. DO you think tnat
ous1t to adjourn congress. before
sign it2f
The announcement had been made by
ait. Adrlch on the theory that nothing
stood Iu the way OF adjournment. There
having been a great deal of talk about
l-e possibility of q veto, everybody IN
,a7 room thought Of the significance OF
NE Presidents jocular query
.15r-&tl15ly 40 not hastily r1e e2liSS
-ae bib before the president was due
90 Dir. Pavue's desire personally TO con-
frI The document to the president.
After attaching his name to the gen
e-a- tariff bill Mr.. Taft signed the Phil
FIDe tariff bill
The president picked up a mother-Of-
pearl pen which had been sent him from
sAe Philippine islands to be used in sign
--- ms measure. He wrote his name
WIN a flourish which was not in evidence
wen le signed the general tariff Dill
--a president left the capitol at 300 TO