Long Debates Promised

Washington, JanuaTy 17.- The Haraiian annex&ttaa treaty wiii this vr,-k agam occivpy the major portion t the time of the aenate. ir appears mprobable, how.-ver, that the uv.-n.v vlü be taken up today. Tlu-iv s lu.iuimoi.s agreement to vote on fhe aimigratlon bilí during tliat day aud - altogether probajWe tha1 this ?ote vil! be preceded by some discussion ■ merits bf the bilí. ï]1(, frIends 'f Ui" im-.-isuiv are confident of ík 'Jisaage, bu; they are not very hopeul f getting it through wdttoui furher debate. Senator Woleott has given notice tf is intentioa to address the seuate fonday whcn he will make a report ie transactions otf the recent' inl!""'11 bimetallic commission. Mr '" has never givec extended ublic utteranee concesraing thc coailission's work and bhere is very geninterest manlfeeted as to the '■ h" may pureue in nía speech " Moaday.