Evening journal., 1899-03-13
DEMOCRATS
VOTE FOR
ADDICKS
Three Went Over to the
Gas Man To-day.
CAUSED A GREAT SENSATION
Balloting for a Senator Wakes
Fast and Furious.
ROSE LEADS MOVE TO SEPARATE

ROSE LEADS MOVE TO SEPARATE
BUT THE UNION REPUBLICANS
EiAHlN THE MOTION EvHRY
TIME -BOTH REGULARS AND
rllM0uRlA1s VOTE FOR FHRsr
cNE THEM ANoTHER. BUT rHB
ADDlCI1S MEN ARE FOR AID
Dicks FlRaT LAST AND AIIUnHE
TIME.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal
Dover. March l3.-l1.3s a. m.-The
State House is crowded to-day. over
500 political leadens being here from
ain ever the state.
state Detectives Mdvey and Witsil
are here, President salmons having
Wired for them. NO trouble is an
ic,pated, however. as the crowd is a
good-natured one. AS far as possible
lhe crowd is kept of the floor Of the
House.
WILL BE NO SENATOR.
1here will be no senator elected.
Ewing, Regular Republican. has
pledged himself not to vote for Ad-
dicks.
Senator Alice told Mayor McDear OF
Wilmington, THAT he and the other
Addioks men would never vote for
anybody but Addlcls.
Representative Davis, Of Milford, one
OF the Addicks men. credited with hav-
ing leanings toward Anthony Higgins.
declares positively that the Union Re
publicans will never leave Addiclxs.
Rumors of Democrats and Regulars
uniting on Levi c. Bird cannot be
traced to am authentic source.
The Addicks men held a conference
this morning and decided to stick to
Addlclas TO the end.
The Democrats cauoussed this morn
ing and decided to support Willard
Saulsbury and John Blggs.
Senator Farlow refused to go into
the caucue, and two or three OF the
Democrats did not commit themselves
TO either Sau,sbury or Blggs. but may
vote for them.
George Gray was dropped, his ap-
pointment as judge being assured.
Senators all bought pinks and smi,ax
wore them into the joint session. The
House was fairly crowded. but few wo-
men were among the members.
The roll, upon being called, showed
Representative Piliing to be the only
absentee.
On the first ballet taken today, which
lmade 100 in an. Senator Farlow, Demo
crat, caused a big sensation by voting
for Addiol1s.
Senator Pyle. by mistake voted for
Anthony Higgins. but quickly changed
his vote to salisbury This caused q
big laugh.
Representative King, a'eo a Demo
crat. voted for Addlcl1s. Both he and
Senator Farlow are from Laurel.
ONE HUNDRED BALLOTS.
The one hundredth ballot resulte'
thus: Addiclks, 20; Higgins, 10; Du
Pont. W-a8tomus); Salisbury, II
Gray, G; Biggs, /.
Representative Rcse then movel
e that the two houses separate. Yea
Q and nays were called for, and the vot
S to separate was lost by vote Of fort,
to ten.
On the one hundred and first ballot
= Clark. Democrat, caused another sen
T sation by voting for Addicl1s. Tn
; talot Was as follows:
Addicks, 21; Higgins, 3; Gray 4
= B.gee. IA; DUPONT, 8.
s The vote of Clark for Addicks wa
e greeted with Kisses.
If Representative Rose made anoth'
Ie effort to separate His Motion, how
lr ever, was list by a vote OF 81 to l3.
~ The one hundred and second ballot
20 Addicks, 21: Willis, Z; Gray, 16; Hi
he gins, 3; Biggs, 2; DUPONT, !.
S. It is rumored now C12.54 p. m) thl
three more Democrats will go to Az
dicks
ID ANOTHER MOVIE TO SEPARATE
to Senator Meredith made a motion
GO separate, and II was lost. Senat
,s shakespeare moved to take a rece
of until 1.3O for dinner. This motion W
A. also lost. The vote was 10 to 81.
4 Representative Rose moved to Ia
no a recess until 28O. Senator Aiiee o
ii iected. The chair ordered another b'