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i . - V 5ME Morning Veil vii RALEIGH,' N. C, SATU R DAY, JANUARY 19;-1901; No 50 11 jo Secure Four Months Schools in Every County FINE LEGAL ARGUMENT On Rights of Married Women -Henderson Bill Defeated, Avcock Visits the Senate ' Measures Passed. ii Lengthy Debate Matter of Law tiui legal argument, partaci ;l number of the best law- I ize Ashe county to levy a. special tax. Committee on . Counties, Cities and Towns. On motion of Senator Henderson. S. B.": 49 (Senator London's libel law bill) was oraerea to be printed. Senator Vanh was . ajdded tto the Com-, ittee on Propositions and Grievances, on . motion - of Sena tor Ward. i Bills Passed . j The calendar was then taken up and the following bills disposed of: j S.-B. 55, ii. B. 51, authoriaing town i of Rocky Mount to issue bond for mu-j uiV'ipai improvements. - xraseeu ana or dered enrolled: I S. B. 97,- to incorporate the town of; . ' Aased and seat CONVICTS ON ROADS SR. 146, empowerinj the Committee UUI1 1 ,w 1 w WM ,,vri,w on Public Roads to employ a stenogra- - : pher and typewriter. Passed and r sent! ; to House. I . S. B. 54. H. B,. 86, changing time of Wine ton IntmdllCeS a Bill holding Superior Court of McDowell ' VVH151UII IIIU UUUCUJ a Ulil county- I'assea nnal reading ana ordered enrolled. S. B. 31. to allow the commissioners of Wilson county to Issue bonds (to the! extent or $.ig,uuu) to improve county courthouse, etc! " Passed second reading and replaced "on calendar, under the rule. J S. B. 35, in relation to the saw-mill in dustry of Watauga county, i'assea ana sent to House. V . B. 45, to prevent hunting on the lands of another without consent of own- Providing that Counties Shall Work Their Convicts. Dog Bill is Up Today er in Washington county, was next taken , 0 , -i nwhw tn rtisnosition to add terday. Save, for an argument -on a who are members of ; a number of counties to the bur, it was matter of law. which could naraiy De va one of the principal recommitted (for that purpose) to the exciting or sensational, little was utle ! IL Bl-llTfVhrreldef of Nannie H, one to attract public attention, i Pnrhnim - n. schoolteacher of Granville " Bigger things are dn prospect today. . ;:1 reported fully below, county. Amended by stnKing outline por QQstance, fthe .ri:i:ed. .he discussion was fJZrt coming up, ought to pass. It" would take a. great j many fees from lawyers, out would oe of benefit 'to the people. - ; Mr. - Baldwin of Forsyth said he was opposed to the bill. He was opposed to executors or administrators handling itrust funds. . A trustee very often had no estate at all. and anybody,' on his dea'th," if this bill passed, coul adminis- iter and have the handling of large tunas Oxor ci hvtaouti being responsiWe" at' all. UVCI a Mr. Simms of Wake said if a-person was incompetent to discharge the duties of the trust, as Mr. -- Baldwin,- suggested, the court, oii motion, could remove him. Mr. Simms offered anamenamejit, tnat applicaition for foreclosure- of trust must be made in writing by the creditor. This was accepted. ' - ': v Mr. Graham offered, to amend by add to the Simms amendment "and written request of "debtor." ' Mr. Allen ofWayne. said this amend ment would simply destroy the bill," be causeino debtor would ever write a re quest to have himself sold out- , He de clared that !the bill was a good one, and badly neexled. ' ; . Mr. Graham said (this amendment was for the purpose of allowing a debtor to have a say-so as to who should execute a deed of 'trust, as he had originally when it was executed. - . Mr. Smith of. G-ates apDroved the amendment, and said for a long fame the law had allowed administrators and executors of deceased mortgagees to f oie close, and he " had nefei' heard of any hardship and oppression, but the:pro vision had saved, much eost and iitiga ition. This bill, he said, ds very import ant and necessary, and ought to pass without this nullifying atnendnrenit. - Mr. Allen of Wayne called the previous question. Mr. Graham called for the ayes and noes on his amendment. The amendment was defeasted--ayes 35, noes ! 58. The bill then passed its second IBS 1 1! . . . " . . - --w 1 Senator Cockrell Asks an Em harassing Question ARMY BILL PASSED little opposition. vosieruay in ux: upt'i.-j. M.eral Assembly. bill placing a tax on wii onr- iinf si vnr!lKl and instructive, and the (.laim. Passed and seut to House for report, provided tne oouy aoes nai aa- readmg by a vote of-69 to 22. On the 1. J r. A t. i.nt-n in mtiV if th& ft Tin 1 ViPl'Sfl 1 V Of !iK4i-rl rooinir th a VlT 11 ' Wfl 51 XS SS&d With 1 1 . y -. ni;u i5 i cluiucu utitr , tuutiu i iriivr ii& uiuciiuuivuv. - juulu u vwwi - , v - " I 0,1 r. ..rmn nl tn. t-Wa . miallfirntinn OT . . . .,-rnnt bill introduced was onsle?te just 'Vf the "ace. I Mr. Winston of Bertie introduced an , i- Travis, appropriating (Kequires that they shall take oath, be- important bill yesterday, whicn pro ir ovidiii " four-months fore clerk of court, within thirty days vides that the coun"ti'es tin the State " . o i ' after term besrins: if not, election to be ,,t, . ounty in ine crtautr. . lnsafWi-. r tn Honse. "a" l9V .." " . S. B..J13, for the reuei or esamanina j -"" -v'u"v-", T.yon of Wilkes county, a schoolteacher. 'also made that they work the public The bill provides that all con- are sentenced to serve iterms Passed and ordered of ten years and under shall be sent to , .v.- uv.ln.dav ax 12 o'clock; enrolled. ' , . ' (these county 'farms for the purpose of S. B. 102, H. B. 1UU, for tne prorec- the bill will be found recoil Senator Brown, designed j P- ,tQ repeai chapter .TI ,o sale of cigarettes m; 154, Acts 18D9,. anent "wild animals in ViCts wn0 was made -the special : Graham county Consideration ot Bill Rcqnlrlns Intro trodiictlon of All Bills la Dnpllcwte The bill to facilitate' the businsss of the General Assembly, - which, was in troduced by Mr." Whitaker of Forsyth, and .which is known as ii. B. 3b, was reported by Mr. Connor of Wilson, chair man of the Committee on Rules. The bill which was printed, is as follows: The General Assembly of" North Caro lina do enact: Section 1. Petitions, memorials, remon- tr foreclose a trust aeea. ine oiu wan v:n i f ftna mt-.v ho vl- vos.!ul T 1 u. n, Birauee, uui . uu cCwn.-v - ,.: ta lenrolieil. ts "eoa.u "1l " " f deoosited at any time during the seshun : fiovernor AycccR paia us, . P 11 nu " i in a box to be known as the Bll box, . !-.,,.,. inc. Ki-1aT-rcitiin shnvincs in same. ! of interest were intro- impi-oving the county roads. . TlOn (I lIVf-MWK III L1UJ WUUl. V" i , . 1 1. vA to nvttinsr and sale of wild cherry ! A bill tnat resulted in quite a lengxny , -A r iaed their final j trees six months in year, on account of debate was the one allowing executors 1 k 1 4 f hi- 1 n Li m ,t ii,v v. 11 l ..... ..v m auuumoviuLvihi 1 of felled trees, etc.). Passed and ordered to foreclose a trust deed. The bill w TO PRINT ALL BILLS mw Smith formallv an- j etc.). was. after several amendments had . j: , , 1 -1 - . J .1 I u,,tntiaa W. 1 h prvsenc-e to cne presiums ,.'. . ... , Ti,o Senate, whereupon the s V ,1 wo to their feet and re ;, ,' inline -while his Excellency i 10 the president's desk and ii.e v-roffered hand of the Lieu - r Uovernor, who invited him to mi the floor of the SemCte,, amid '..' . use of Senators and visitors ;T'''u lobbies and balconies. 1: was a pretty little -incident and p;; .ink evidenced the unbounded popu- ,,f ithe new cnier lagrsiraTue. 1wpii ordered addinc other counties, re committed with the idea of reporting a broader bill covering sawdust from saw mllls, etc. ' ... . S. Jfc. 117, for tne reiier or ciern 01 niNY bills pass hocse The Proceedings Yesterday-Action en a Number of Bills t r . 11 .1 .V.,. U' mica 4-r but replaced. on caienuar, uyuu vujuVu, . .. . in. Kipsfdnif. lt IU11U icouiug. A Little Repartee T.Hlav .being the. wmversary ;pf the Wh of ien. Robert E". Lee, "the session I v Senate will probably be a brief - I. will meet at 11 o'clock, however, ..-n.' badness in view will be trans anal The ijroceedings of yesterday i'.;..'.v. Pvrjriona were nresereted as follows: By Mr. Spainhour of Burke A peti- Ttothol Kn ntist S. B. 09. proTiding that D. W ortaing-; church, Burbe county. , ton of Wilson, be, exempted from tne s Bv Mr. Daughtridge of Edgecombe -A law preventing' a Justice "of the peace j petition from citizens of that county to from - practicing law, .passed af leriiBeBd.U&apt rA irn'.fhA.' stock law. ' ?SLla--a n By Mr. Oaither of Catawba A peti- im 11 1 H 1 11 i 1111 1 x -A . & m Proceediogi la tall Sour, to called to order at It o'clock by l.icutfnnnt Governor Turner.' P:.,wi by Ii?v. A.- Y. turus oi me t''.B--':vs:a;ioial Church. ; Tv'tit !'.: tMv presented as follows: Rv r Scott: From .citizens of Ala nu:w (ountv. against sale of liquor ,, ru-,. miles of Bethany Church. Pr-vn.-tli.tr and Grievances Committee. Rv Mr. .lamt's: From citizens of 1 1 tt tx-rm. asking that cotton weighers be Frv.id'Ml for Trreenville, Pitt county. l.av,-s of absence were' granted till M.ml.iy to Senators McNeill and Cal- H.r-' its from various committees were r.r. iv, ,! iind bills placed on the calendar. New Bills Tr,. fallowing bills were introduced: Hv Mr. Ward: S. B. 132, to amend .-.,,-' ,-, -J222 of the" Code, in regard to aiiri.-uitural fairs. Committee on Agn- ' ' k'H Mr. Fousheee: S. B. 133, to amend ' ,m 4:,5 of the Code, as to cinl pro-'--! ii!v in jtidgments, etc. Judiciary Com iii'ur, . Also S. B. 134, to amend section Uor, ,,f th Code, in reference to sur I'bis r intestate's estates after payment i in,ts. u-. Judiciary Committee. Also !. R. 135. to- '.-egulate the sate of per Mii:l i-roperty by administrators. Judl- nny Cummittee. , .. I'.y Mr.-Crisp: ?'. B. 136, to place Eh ( rri fiin on the pension roll. Pensions (.'"ti'iuittee. , .. Hv Mr. Arrington: S. B. 137, relating f tiie death penalty. Judiciary Com-Siitv-'. , Rv ir a,,- s Tt 138. to place A. Lassiter on the pension roll. Com- niiit;-.. on Pensions. . - , R v Mr. McAllister: S. B. 139, to amend : ti'.n 1026 of (the Code. Judiciary, Com- "kV Mr. Marshall: S. B. 140, for the i ii"f of W. F. Wells, a Confederate vj'-if.an of SuriT county. Committee on Bv'tlr. Smith: S. B. 141, in telation ;n graduated tax on charters of cor ".r,i ions. Judiciary Committee. Also P.. 142, providing for tbJe printing of the Acts of the General Assembly. 1 not see any reason tor such a law; the; Ry r Spainhour A petition from general la,w is right and it should apply "citizens of Burke county, asking that to all, said he. Then we nave a case iniv. T. Dale's pension be increased, which we dont even know whether the j Mr. Watts of Iredell asked for leave of absence for Mr. StubDS 01 iuarun mau we are asked to empower to prac tice law has ever taken a law course, etc. iin-Kl Monilnv. Mr. Pearson of Craven and Mr. Mor- McIowell were also granted he can perform of tne peace u m, itle main aisle of the hall, so as to cut sire or me uar uuu ui.tci,5 i. , ff . , . .lrauhif wa adopted. . . j r - .1.1. ; ( 1 ' . which shall bo under the immeiiati rharce of the clerk, and "which shall b? kept securely locked until aJ biLs so de posited are removed by hhn, or try a deputy clerk authorized by him. Every bid shall' be in duplicate and botn shall be endorsed with a statement of tn title, -accompanied by the riame of the member introducing it.! ? ' f Sec. 2. At the close of; each day's session ar bills so deposited shad oe handed by the clerk to the speaker or presiding officer: for his examination, a fter due record nas been ratreiLJa-'-a f book: kept for that purpo&etrpon; the House or Senate being reconvenitiU "i? presiding officer shall announce t :e in troduction of all Bills tnus receiveu oj him for their first reading, and there UDon shall refer them to the appropiiite committees. The presiding officer, with out objection, may order such bills. as are of 41 public nature to be printed. Sec. 3. Bills shall be printed or writ ton in a leeible hand, without material erasure of interlineation, on r.ot. le s than one sheet of paper, with suitab'.eJ margins and spaces between the several sections, dates and numbers being wr.t ten in words at lengtu. Sec, 4. All bills and joint resolutions reported affirmatively shall te placed on the tiles and calendars in their oraer, and when printed shall b? placed 011 the members' desks. ' Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of the clerks of boih Houses of the General Assembly to have the jouinals and cal endars of both Houses, pi intvd dai.y, ri r.infp, n podt of -cacti 01 tne Congress be sufficient for our needs 15.C00 for eoast defense, , 5,00p in Alaska and the balance on the frontier would be ample. He did not know where, the men would come from. With all the war feeling men did not seem inclined to enlist. He declared that it was true that the army; should be increased to keej pace with the navy. The lighting of this country, would be done on the sea and not on t Lu J and. He would vote for this bill, however, because he feared its defeat might result in disastrous consequences to our arms in the Philippines. ; Mr. Spooner (Republican) of Wisconsin argued against the prohibition amend mnts siiL'L'Psti-d bv Mr. Galiiimrer. as they were not to protect the army. He hoped that Congress would-be prepared some tmie to legislate ioc- iuw x uunr pine Islands. ' , "When?" Mr. Hale asked in an under- Senator Gallinger Wants to,t(q- do not undertake to say when we ' Jwill be ready to legislate for the Philip- . Abolish American Gin Mills ,JSrS& ;i - - wfe shall have senlt ithere a Joint eom- !n Manila ' h nn AM fit mitte of both houses to. investigate the 111 muiiiiu - r- .situation of the neome and the form of government that may be adapted 10 them. Thait we hare not done. "Will we do it?'; Mr. Hale asked. "I hope so," Mr. Spooner ; replied. "When?" asked Mr. Hale. iir 1 1 1 z. r. ,. . -r " to vTV., Vitt Son. J- nope we will proviue tor l, iui, Washington, Jan. 13.When the Sen !gM- ,irr..liedi "before this session nto mnvAiipd todav Mr. Lodge of Massa- comes to an end. 1 have endeavored to - -i-j ii... -i,.5oi nf ii5a oronose a resolution of . that kind, and cnuseiis presenu ,endeavor to -do go if nobody elac colleague, .Mr. lloar, wno was eiecveu . recently for' a term of six years, - begin- "It ought to be done, ' Mr. Hal re- Mr the fifth election of Mr. Hoar to the Sen Spooner assented. "Congress ought to ate. With the expiration of his present Know tne exact 8ituaTiou.nu.ew term he will have served twenty-four , t the 'course of Mr. Sooonor's remark's i a ; ithe discussion shifted mto the-Question years iu iub uu.. f ua narr r,,.;,ll frvv 't.hlf. tkrw sw When consideration of the Army Be- , naiTO reoimenia of Filipinos (half organization bill was resumed Mr; : Gal- the regular raites). Mr. Spooner and S ' Wh, oHrp.tsed the Mr. Dani'el favored putting the Fnapmo linger of ew Hampshire addressed tne soldiere on-an equality , with the, Aineri- Senate in support of his amendment cajl soijirers, while Mr-Hale suggested . .. a nionnto .thnr tho advuntnffe would be largely in providing lor a prepei f thi Filininna. : who would run rank", for the, veterinarians of the army nQ rigk from tne dbnate, which was so and for a chief veterinarian who should fatal to Americans. - , ana ior a e 0toru r Mr. Tillman wanted tto know whether, have the rank of major and be attacn- .f pay -q Fi)lipillos were cut one-half, ed to the quartermaster generals depait- their pensions would also . be cut down ment in the Wa Department. i'debotthf vKgclosed 'at 4 o'clock Mr. Gallinger also vigorously advo- the voting on the bill and ,the amend- cated his amendment providing for the ments was begun. ut , ,. a(, n on the amendment offered by Mr. Mallory revocation of all licenses granted to . vriiin ito ?ti-ikf mit the section which American saloons in the Philippines and autQOrizcs the President to maintain the ITIlf III17IHP Ml Two Cadets Who Have Been Through It CAPLES GOT An Upper Class Man Tackled a Plebe Who Was on His Muscle Where 'Commit teemen Differed New York Jan. 18. Cadet Douglas MacArthur, who yesterday strenuously, denied havins had i convulsions or hys terics on the occasion when he was ycio- lently exercised during the summer en campment of 1899 at the West Point Military Academy, , was called again by the congressional investigating commit tee when tne inquiry was resumed this morning. Young MacArthur is ' not a strong looking lad He is pale and auy thing but robust, and at times ; he ; is troubled with a short, nervous cough. Mr. Wanger questioned the witness to day arid in reply to a series of questions MacArthur said: '. , , - ' "My health, appearance and nervous temperament are now about as they were in the summer .of 199. The day on which the exercising occurrsd was ex ceedingly warm, and I was feeUng more prostrated than usual. ' : "Who directed you to go to the tent on the evening in question?", , . "Cadet Dockery, sir." providing against the manuiaeture, army at its maximum strength as hxed you say the '.soiree' at which you and tf.lc or importation of beer.wines or dis- by this act duriug-the presenrexigenes-es ! other fourth class men w re exer tilled liquors in. the Fhiiippiues He the s tnld the record showed tntie nau uieu wusiwb-uij M".4j'" v c?r" ' - .. . rlrane- the export of li- The ment was reectedyeas 2b, and Barry, yoa y, were quors. from the United States to tue next vote was on the amendment the men who, led. in the hozmg? 'Philippine, since, .the Amencan occupa- offiered hy Mr. Money of Mississippi, j "Yes, sir."-.. n tiou. For the four months last past of that the act hall not continue in force "And they went from one tent to the Mhieh there was a record, liquors to ionger than the first of July, 1903, and , ,,, , the atnount of $300,337 had been ex- that then the -strength the army snail . gir It was about dusk- when I norted from this country 10 vue. . j. amy . u icum. "".rrv-r -r. portations to tne iwauuB. - - - i amendment to insert a new section pro-j MacArthur . always saia ; ?- "What is the;; necessity for -this legis- vidin? that' ten , day's after ,W4 , crampsM ; when desc rlbin his !ation''indnired -Mr.l; Cockrell of Mis- ; biU sna.n have become. a law th'e-Pi-esl- after! the hating.' a:d his. lit anc '. r-.j-j. v... .um n!ph:e wof Senator wooaaru: auu leave of absence, on State history. Mr. Worthmgtou was a , Mr i)aush:tridge of Edgecombe, chair practicing lawyer before you ever open-lman of the Committee on Agriculture, ed Blackstone. He was solicitor of our asked unanimous consent to place the iudicial district for years nn office, bin placing a license tax on dogs on which he filled with credit to himself the calendar. There was no objection and the State. Moreover, he was once! and the bill took its place on the eaten chairman of the judiciary committee ; dau Da htrid chairman of the while ii member of the Legislature. Law-; Connnitree on Education, asked that two yer, indeed! He is a veteran in that , niinjred copies of the bill introduced honorable calling, and this bill is not by Mr. McLean, providing for "the manu desiened to "licence" him to practice ! facture of fertilizers by the State, be law at all, but simply to arrange so tnat iprmren. xne um wa- le can perform the duties of a jus'.ice , ti. . yu, "xaZ, stion and de-lrms to nave poruvs f"rH desks of the members. Tha public print er shall use the same forms 10 the aour nals, after being corrected for tlu; usual issues thereof, without aduitioual charge for type composition. Mr. Connor stated that the co nm t tee considered the bill of such iipo t anee that it had been, decided to have the bill printed. it was sent to the House without prejudice. Mr. Co v nor said .it was the idea of the committee to have the members discuss tae b.ll and then re-refer it. He said there were many excellent features - cf the v.:n nni onmo nn which he wjs co .bt- S. B. 59, to supply Jones county with j"1' 62 H B. 189 amendng chapter j especially that requiring the inira- f hills m dUDlicate. 'l 1, 1. I jJI S 1 1 L xot, mvv iiii,ainru I, v i . an unfavorable report, ana, on motion without surrendering altogether the right to practice law--in cases in which he has not been concerned as a magistrate, of course. Mr. Gudger- than recalled the name of the distinguished moredly, and added hered when he came to h;s f.Uudg rs) j rjl ,,h.nnm,nher. oassed its second country in the mountains to recuperate iradjng. Mr. Carraway urged 1 thr adop- ie resolution, mt. u'uiam iu ught to le refeiTed to the Com i Finance by reason of the fact frnm i'urv duty. Passed and sent to the Ithat there was opposition to its passage, from jary Quiy.. " The bjn Was given to ithe Finance Com- iiouse, Mt f!nrr.'twav of Ienoir created a laugh in speaking to this bill. He said; "I heartily favor this measure.- My head is a target for the cold air, I get a shot every few minutes. I hope the centleman erod-hu- resolution will be adopted.". . tnat h tnen remtm on Roads and Turnpikes to me to h s (Gudg .r') iwnn.n-nw. nassed its second after experiencing on auara i m ueanu ition of tJ in Senator WToodard's sickly section, etc. ihe bill o t 114 a .Tomnt trnin disnrt.rhrra ! mitt" 01 .mission was in charge of affaire in theaanj.i)y.-sti,ifcing.ont the age limit for islands. ! volunteer omcers . to oe.e-amiiaru .. us Mr Lodge, chairman of the Philippine examining beards for the' grades of cap Committee, said that with American oe- -tain or first or second Ik n tenants, and cupation of the' Philippines o volunteer. American bar rooms had been estab-. yho before' April, -1898, jished and licensed m Manila. ihey m flS tQ piVe them tr0;right to appear had done and were doing infinite harm, f01. .examination. .Agreed. to. more harm; in his opinion, to the armjsj Mr. Gallinger moved to amend by than to the native inhabitants, as the ; inserting a provis-ion , revoking and an Filininos. like other tropical people, were gulling liquor licenses ;in the Philippine xeinpeidve. -. , ''; nv t-Wo -f ' hrter. ! wine .or dis- went to the tent. The irnzwg soiree lasted over an hour." , MacArthur always saU , mu cuiar con .uon erro.'fi of rinblr' usod. the; w.ird "coTVva'sion.V You found r, nether cadet ia a. taiitv, "condition some' time ,-at?i ward dr-. no necessity, as the pow. uder dS- ingbeencampmont?; ; ' , ;, the saloons were established iLv. the Llz piUiiitie ..Islands .except ' ',Yes,' sir; I found pafet'Murphy in' a. a nds could destroy them. He felt at .was forthe pacification thereof, and asserts' -h'ad way,, unable to; control himself ahd time for Congress to assert . its authority. de'terminatioh. when that H accom- j helped hiino the sink."' ' ' '' In ooposiug the amendment as to the. pihtd, to leave", the "government, and ; ..rjij you report the fact of your being veterinarians Mr. Proctor said the Miii- control of the islands to its people. Tie-j n8J5ei' fr-""'" "!,p""-J ",it """"'ast, iko oUt. i , -k .wss'j: hi- said, to embark upon legislation ioi jected veas 24, nays-4L . the commaifdaut." the Philippines now wnen me ian , . Ml. McComas of Maryland moved to i "Did you testify V . .. . - "?vo, sir; I availed myseit ox my priv. iloge under the 1 regulations of not -an swering questions."-.' ' - "Was there any good reason for youp declining?" " '..--' '. "None, more than that I did not care . to go any further into the matter," wasV tl- 'y. ' - . " - . Were you ever hazed aaln i aKec: i Mr. Perkins of California opposed the tilled spirft. Kejecred yeas 23; nays 43. amendment of 31 r. Gallinger and uiged , Mr Lodge offeretl a similar amendment that the whole, matter be left to .the.as to 'importation or sale,, of -liquor ex Taft Commission. ' !cept for medical purposes and it was re in onnoidW the amendment Mr. Car vectcd' by a similar vote. . ' , tei of Montana, urgod tnat congress. neWwtt nnon'what was at best only par- tial and imperiect Knowieue .w . cit Supreme Court reports. Passed and s?nt to the House, MV f f B. 12' being on its second reading 1)1 J. ai. crvnu HUU Ijiun i- Tt 85 amending section 8 of chap-jof Mr. Rountree of ew Hanover, Va oT.'l'n Acts 1899, in regard to ac-i'laid on the !table. lhe bill had passed lAo-nl nrocesses. i'assea ano House. ' A Lively Ieal Discussion S B. 29, amendatory of section 1831 32 of the Code, giving the husband tne same power now given the wife by jaw to convey 'property (of UJs own) when wife becomes incapacitated in law, by reason of insanity, or in case of aban- ww-nrtt tasen up. ihs'um regulate special proceedings, was laid on the table, having been accompanied by an unfavorable report from the Ju diciary Committee. A LEGAL DEBATE IN HOUSE Argument Over Bill Relating to De eeadHlortsa;e and Trntee The bill amending section 1270 of the - Code, relating to deceased mortgagees x -w I i hi t iwnir i win iuliuuulh jj , . , . ... ' of Cabarrus county. Committee on ven-t iUC"uV" "iru k,on vnvnWv r- after -a Kmgrny debate, in which the t hvM M , . T , 1 I 1 I Ml 1 I I II.' I U V . - a. I . -a v.- ihp Judicinrv Commit e, i-j -ir. iravis: . . i, w piwi-iw- ymwu V t n d Tiut "'i: -months scnoois in eAfry wuui. N'-ith Carolina. Commiitteo on Educa- Mr. Whitaker ofsForsytn, the author of the bill, explained its features. II? clearly stated that the pouting of tue journal each day would enable niemb r to keep up with bills and that th? print ing of the journal eac- day woull entail little additional cost on the fct-te, as the forms could bs used for printing the legislative journals. Mr. Whitaker s-il that the printing of tne .journals da.i y would enable the members of the Legis lature to get the legiil itiva jo :rn 1-s within tvw weeks of the General Assem bly. . Mr. Carraway of this bill is misleadm entitled an act to of the Legislature Prirate Bill Day in the Honi Washinffton': Jan. l8.Thls fwa.,' pri- uation in . the Philippines, ought not to 'rate-bill day dn the House of Pvepresenta enact sucli; legislatiou, "ill-considered tives. Kef ore thQ regular order was f(nd not naseed upon by any committee," demanded, some minor business was as thnj proposed The pro here tracgby presented, Mr. Carter urgeo was one mmfnway -of Tn. simply to Interfere with a town council ; diana in the chair), for 'the consideration in Manila and it was inconsistent w.tn of Dins on ifhs urivate calendar. The the importance of the great Philippine mst bill-on the calendar was -the bill iwoblm. It was unwise, inopportune to refer to the court oi ciaim we I'lam on. ior me or xne wncani t-iatup ue. vus u'w"" Gcuc i:ni imnrnrtent in - his ODlUi Congress thus' to commit the govern- Engine Company, arising out of the de i.,onrebs wu lino, nnir lav of the government m furnishing at- mcnt to any psmcn at line PO-cy, . the NeW York, Columbia, Mas especially when that legislation m satbu.setts and Indiana.' It was agi-eed, lroposed in the rorm or an.auienumeiit howeveiv that other bills to issue dupli hastily drawn. - cata checks and bonds for lo&t ordinals It was evident that Congress had not should-tako precedence. ; These-were or lvached a conclusion as to what extent dered favorably, reported. . it would exercise legislative authority- Th- Cramp bill was -then taken up. il ... u TnL.ino- ' Mr. Thropp of. Pennsylvania, who was iSlr, aownev oc .nnesoia u. its previous history. It has No,, sir; T to say that iur. arar nu u vu,. been before 'several Congresses,; and from ) ftoi. ternary cogency, hu. . ucmmiua time to tllVJ3 nas passed one or xne w j gimiiar answ the incapacity, inapmuue .anu.uureai.i- house, rue claims aggresai 4,ou.,-rr. f f ness OI th Aujsniaii uuupiess tvj ucai j.r. oiuguaui ui vuuoj . v-,w ... of the bill. "No. "sir."', :; , I "Was it because you obeyed, all the commands of -the-upper class men. "1 was no more submissive than the other -fourth class. men.'' . "Then perhaps you gave no more of fenseV" . , " .. ' ' . " ' ; - - ' "I don't rfemember having given : an offense the first tiro.'' ' ... j . 1 "Is that so? Then you were hazed foff nothing?" said the general. . , "Yes, sir."- ' " :. .. "When a cadet is called out alter a re fusal to comply with the r.'q-iirements of an upper class man and b.3 fig its , once, does that settle it? I mean is he hazed or made to, fight apain?.'-' "It does not settle it, tirl They, are hazed and inayhave to fiht again 1 knew one who had to fight twice.'' "Who is he?' . - " . ,"Cadet Colley, of my clrss, sir." Judare Smith handed the witness a list " ! of the names of the cadets . who, accord ing to the several , witnesses examined previously, had ,bem engaged in f st fights. '.i...'"-" ' "Can you add any to that - list -of ' . cannot." said MecArthur scanning, the papsr. He gate a er when asked, adi to rms of ha?m or exercising , on which the. committee has now fifty- t. rnn tpp r-iiiiiiMHAiu jivuivuia - c . i - iv- . of Lenoir,: The title "V .."rter'ret.liedhat the best pos- MrKobb, of Mmsoupi.; who a inem-, nine ' (r it Rhnnl bp . . V ., - si' br of ithe Committee on taims, opxjoscu i iouds. iMi-.niuui was iu-u v;ttv g. it snouiu ce s bla evidence of-the . capacity of Con- pf1 ,',ue HV" ,,,, akwinn tli. j rA wmsN n. Ml.. r.tad tue.b.iMness t0 legislate wisely for.. -tha Phil p- i. . Mni.vtt(.t with tha CramuS' : .iih '... w Tn,i ly Mr. Burroughs: S.JB. 14&, for. tne '-i-f of L. Wilkerson. Committee on 1 '.'!! slniik y .Mr, Alexander: . xv. inuu6 , . romni t1. . rupioyment of stenographer and , wno opposed 1Qn5.nt1.,. .. J . . . . -i itac vr, J'tlia munis Of the 1,111 IT - I'ewriter ov tn-e two vuiuu""" y : cnsBeu , , th i' nblic Koads. By consent, placed on the . stitutional and legal snmu ,.o.uw - - i 3ided an Present , i i. ...j. 1 n . f : . .... -i. m," v ;n .tiioti urnR Introduced by Sen- anu iruait-ra, pu u an 01 ui.-j reauings, The bill (which was introjm.ru " , .. insathv dphnt. in - whi,.t. tVi t le legal members of the House participated. ! tn hVrp' JJ! The measure i S. B. 27, H. B. 195. It that .prevail here VOtc U tUUJ .w!.. C-iA" v v. v wiwi Ll U3 UCCT Cf 1. UC i - 1 , , , , ' VUUijv 1- l""""'! , - - , . -.A-- the minority put up a stiir ngoi ceased trustee 'To toreclose a trust deed-, air. wranor 01 , u peace had been resroreu in me isiauus. r xuriner Vis f rvniri nr inm- " Mmn of 1897iwhan he was a fourth xne uiim j j it. tk maoanva woe, ,.v. Ki.. u i.:n ), fn oiin to tho ram-v'tp v 1 mt.i x- v,yn nnnn.-il ' iwnt from evcrv clai.m for loss or dam- camp oi iwjndu oe was a lourtu 1 J httnllV 111 Ua.ai V- : 1 UC luvunuiv .3 J C JUlirU I VIH .1 111 V 11V ' Itlll LC 1L1V.1I.I.U a -. -" " - - 11 P If. I i I lin UL It tCt V llklUlU V I ' 1 ' ' - - - . j.1 lslate at ail m -ie should te maue onflwuuui, ux v ? fOPma of hazing and asked th witnerS llv sticceede' Thfl first attack vnon the bi 1 was Mr. Connor on behalf of the , Judiciary This w ir hT 'sraitor 'MorfFOU, one of the Committee It was opposed by Mr. Gra- to the ! madl hl . ?5n?w ;SirrV Comm.tte,s ham ,of Granville, who said the W1H . ably hv Connor on behalf of the Judiciary This was aereed to the and the - went committee for consideration. n . c tfei? nam 01 rranvine, wno said tne bill members of the -Jndu w, conra i . would put dcbtor the.mercy of o rn- an anscrupuious creditor in many in m a co i J .. . C't (ill - v o , .Mr. Connor of Wilson spoke in advo cacy of the hill. H; said that most deeds wwe now -JakiiHc: the place ef mortgages, ma inp present law of the Code, con- Mr. WKIOS oi, ...gmia ,,:,:' W Mon nf the man rfrrtnospd amenilment.- ' b'cl ev-ing age susluiuu u, v -r " .1 v"""" Caicb knew of about forty of tbess SEW BILL FOUR IN the, Proposed umeu.v u.u,x rernment's failure to .furnish armor. Congress onguin.Mi.io. uuusuaKt w mntPrial. The government held the . rtrma w;n!r nraoticed whon K wan in -c).nr,to n.f P i Imo'.ntt ....v. -. tIJ i ' ! - At. i tatc to . , , coctractcK- receipt m. iuu- ! his mebe year. ! Islands whap iney .wusut iu unu,.iuua Mr K:tee: or Indiana inierpos-w -tu you were hazed yourself bv moflt of ' tnC gUlSC Ut Jliyvv-MMo "- Jim.inuu aSK HlltlUCl 'm '"'l' - . under duress, Hv Mr. Stringfield: S. B. 147, to place - - .-Ji it was a good argument n pvusiuu r . h. had lis C-n.rct nittpo on i'e-nsions. ajjo o. x. , ' 'Vl:.lr'r. kr. ! i lYreman and others on pension Also S. B. l.roviding for furnishing a poster, senate. 'aid w jfa wife be- 1 comes temporarily demented for e acti(m tQ snbstUu thirty days, say, the hHsband c n go " Ir Britain of Kai . , t . . . a , t. a ,,,,, . i i, , ii- ;!iiiiiirrao- rn f pas uus. t "" - If.. -. t ., . CS T 11Q frvT- tJlA " .i'i-. xtrougnton: o. xj. -wt ' iohtj ,. nrnnerT- .f fir raid McCarthy. Committee ; k and dispose of his pro?";' . . bill, on the around that an uiLjKjninhlona ".... lu i wuio. x. .a,niin nir ,., , . - . iv jonic i Ai.iirniHint: ons. . . i !, Anient. W u"v , .. .... vluvl "um piuc-ure mmsvu- w W. -.--., . x 11 kucnniiiin & a v -w-- iij.Aii.t-T auuiiui.Li zii 111- itir 1 1 ih 1111 rim!-.H en .... -- of the fioor aDd T '" I"v;felon. after the de.th if An ct -oppotottas W. 8. Us, and W. '"e ? - : 4 f ?dermj a s'rs.jnrr aRi ,,oy instlces of me peacf m "00,r i ;.; s-- s-if j-sk a trustee. - . ! u tj "?: -r- t TTjivab of rhnthnm ' I'Oi gel these methods hr 1897"- . "Yes, sir." ., . - ; ; .. - "How many forms were in eviAjnait during the following summer?'' . "Approximately the game; sir,". I . , ....-, : , " M'oropi ifttions, ' . u . r. 'r- . a n -isn tr. nmend . ... ,n , ... . T4;-i'anr Pm- assume that - all husbands are ' (Continued onjxth Page.) Durnose - : I Mr. Wright 05 oTjan said' the fJU "1 exercised, braced and rave" tofclCO i ior luiu u utvau.-i; u; wjiu f i 'UJ null KiiT i uo noi oeiievty it,- -iv.. , .thinz better. He thought A.nX understand how any gentle- Ct0 tH?e"-.wa 'OTK- TJ Air- Hnrac hofham . ... . . miv - . - - ll "I IK Vfill EUOW IJSPUT tlfVJI . -u, . "-o- vuui- 1, ot the areument that tne army snouia man osi this noor can oeueve u. , appoint tices of tho pce Jccording to the increase of ridiculous," , , I ims iowdsuip. vUauiam w.u.j. ' ,i.t wm fallacious. ,' - I Mr. uaireu rnuyvBia . 254-By Mr- Hayes ,of Chatham ;,-"rrn .side form the emergen- (Continued oT Fifth P.ge.) - t, in the Wppinei 30,000 "men would (Continued en Igecoad Fage.) ' 'Did yon know Oscar L. Booal: "Yea. sir." . "Di you know Cadet Pegranat ( Continued bn Second Psrt&-J3 - !."'.'ru. .-' - - " :' - r ' ' 1-y Mr. Michael: S. B. 151, to uther- r- !