The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-13
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Hoods Pills net easily yet effectively.
nap At 2 In the afternoon he was back In
the chamber responding to his name on roll
call and looking al bright rs the Senators who
had been IN bed all night
There was n little misundersta nding between
the silver Democrats and the silver Republi-
cans as to whether It would be necessary for
them to remain on deck oil the timo. As the
result OF this the majority OF the silver Rerub-
leans went home last night. while the silver
Democrats remained. Messrs. Stewart, Toller.
Wolcott Pefler. Jones. and others who are yet
on the programme for long speeches. slept
during the night in order to he fresh for to-
| day siege. but rs n rule the democrats re
manned on hand. Along toward morning Mr.
| Voorhees, was allowed to take refreshing nap
for three or four hours the understa ding be-
! ing that he would not he disturbed in
response to tho demands for a quorum. His
| colleagues saw to it that there were enough
present without him. But even after this rest
Mr.. voorhees, looked very much worn out this
morning. Tho electric bell system OF the Som
| ate was responsible for much OF the inability
| OF Senators to rest. There is in every room,
connected with the Senate wing Of the Capitol
an electric bell. which sounds with n
loud nSise whSneEcr tho button under old
means vote; two II call Of the Senate; three.
an an executive session !; four. adjournment: and
! senators have been drcadinG during the test
OF cndurnnce. and 1t became SO annoying to
| aroused by tho awful sounds thai some OF the
Senator'S got ahead Of the, electric system last
no sound a, all. and thus tho OCCUPANT! OF tho
room SLEPT on peacefully, while their less
the summons. senator Wolcott found even a
snrer way than this of insurine "a nap, lie
hpfDrn
posted on The door this typewriter notice:
U>rin >rArrs StS,rp. Oct ~.
don interfere with It in any Wy. EGr, o. WoLro1T
The public look with great astonishment
OF freeze out and even high public officials
seem Mt n loss TO account for such an undiSni-
The See al 0eeG Se
anu >enens IRON Watching the scenes on the
in the gallery, At ) o'clock tits AFTERNOON.
when tt" general domornlzat ion was, at its
Of tho supreme Court visited the cham Der. but
the condition OF affairs there seemed to give
such shock TO their ideas Of dignity ami
decorum that they remained lust one m oment.
and then slipped quietly out the side door, as If
senate. This afternoon. after Senator Martin
had been talking five or siX hoUrs. s. nntor
longer. so he went into the cloak room. got u
bundle Of newspapers. rolled them into IA nil
lnw. and returned to tho, Senate chamber.
Then with true Senatorial courtesy. lie re-
Guested two members OF the House to vacate
one of the sofas on which they were sitting.
and. placing his improvised pillow on the arm
OF the sofa. he stretched himself out at full
lenEth fora nuiet nap.
durance was Mr. Gibson OF Mary md. who has
been quite III for week. and only came to the
cncc to make a quorum for repeal During
f ten night n s Eoe ne Ta to re-
Michigan was another senator not we'll a6ie to
withstand this strain lie was badly injured
in in. Chicago Gag about week nGo by Icing struck
for the same reason that Mr.. Gibson came to
the Senate chamber. Senator sherman. who
was In his seat to-day. and look cd as II he
was able despite HE age. to stand good long
senators Hill and Murphy remained ut their
posts Throughout the night and fur into the
laid down forest until after o'clock this after
noon. The senior Senator was the first to sue
at about o'clock lie cur I lin ' np on ma
lounge In dark corner OF the Democratio
cloak room o, and covered hs head with news
him. vigorously putting at n cigar. and pre-
vented the deputy sergeant-at- Arms from
mtted that #, the strain was rather severe. and
gallery who gave the diEniiled senators a
She appeared in the gallery at an early hour
lite ana tnG there
today. 1t first 1t was supposed TINT she was as
interested in senator Aliens speech. but as |
s
CURIOSITY among, Senator's and others about |
ths Senate chamber. Early this morning she |
turned. and remained there until late this |
afternoon She was dressed neatly. had an in
simply exercising woman s privilege Of And
ipG out what was goinG on; ,,
Senator from Massachusetts,, was SHARPLY |
repTimanled BY some OF the advocates OF re-
vote on the Ieiier ameni ment was take" Mn this
morning The Senator defended his action by
which te ind rest and as he had re eGn
consIantIy on duty until daylight he felt il his
s oher 'sh G4
likewise. hence he docs not repToach himself
the Sts had az.
a .ss e 81 simply 70 crafty the Personal de-
There WAS much anxiety on the part Of GER
t T;na opponents Of repeal this afternoon when
ardent repealsr and he has Frequently advo-
vote. The opposition were apprehensivs that
ne might resort to extreme measures in the in
any S Wo visited to
Vice President Stevenson gave the assurance.
oSt fSc t luos Graz wSsd sm
MOI. concerning Senator Grny's occupancy
81 h.t the ne, eh inr arose from cqnyersation
Senators. one OF them an ardent repeater. who
said that he wished eN-Czar Tom Reed was
hours. claiming that he would soon force a
vote Another Senator remarked that Senator
presiding; Thus speculation In that direction
and i was said that Senator Mills
had volunteered to lrinG the question to a
vote II called npon 10 preside during the alb
sence OF the Vice-Presiient. In opposition TO
Tue latIer proposition It was sugsested that