Evening journal., 1899-01-06
PYLE ON PROCEDURE
Senate Passes a Day Rsceiv-
ing Instructors.
NEWS NOTES FROM TIE oAPITol


AMONG THE DELEGATION.
stan Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover, Jan. 6.-There was no session
of the House yesterday morning
Regular Republicans. Union Re
pubgcans and Democrats spent
the hours in conferrng and out
lining their course Of action when the
balloting for speaker should be re.
sumed in the afternoon.
It was 11.4O O'Clock when the Senate
met. There was really no occasion for
It meeting then. for the deadlock in
the Republican Houne paralyzed is
work.
When the roll was called Senator
Abbott was looking over the many new
ara pretty things IN his desk. He had
net answered to roll-call before, and
when the clerk called out Mr.. Alb
b9G" it took him by surprise, and for
a few seconds he did not know what
the call meant. He gazed confusedly
. around, but at Tact tumhged gracefully
to the situation and answered Pres
entl"
President Salmons LETT the chair for
D a few minutes and Senator Farlow took
The chair until he returned, but no
knotty questions OF parliamentary pro.
cedure were raised to embarrass him.
After President Salmom returned to
the chair Senator Moore offered the fcl
lowing resolution:
"That st is the sense Of this body that
: the senior senator shall devote TIE time
| going to Waste while waiting for the
= organization of the House, to al ad.
drers OF instruction concerning the
methods Of practical legislation
Il was adopted. Senator Pyle then
? took the floor and delivered an address
O on parliamentary procedure, which
+ wns listened to with much interest, es-
pccially by the new members. He rec
commended duplicate notices tnat the
members might keep their own Jour
y nais straight ps 90 numbers of the bills
: and also many ether things practical ia
/ their effect
4. THE RIGHT AND THE LETT
iAlt nAuNt NtnaAAlb lhNt an nttNANfN
their eeats, To the right Of the speak
er are the eight Democrats; to his left
the eight Republicans, the division be-.
ms equal with THE desk of the Evening
!. Journal reporter between the ends OF
=, he lines
AL the afternoon session of the Sen,
, ate. which began at 4 o'clock, Senator
3. Pyle resumed and concluded his ad-
}; dress on parliamentary procedure
Senator BLhkely offered a resolution
- OF thanks, which was adopted after
" Senator Abbott had expressed his ap-
= probation Of the senior senator's ex
NJ Position.
+ LEGISLATION FROM SUSSEX.
IN Several important bills viii come il
, through the Sussex county delegation
- One Of them will be for Levy Cour
a and financial reform.
g AN INCONSISTENT CONTENTION.
II "They object to TheGdure F. Clarl
) for speaker of the. House on the grount
that he is a railroad man and repre-
e sentative of railroad interests" said
,r man to the Evening Journal CORE
y, spondent yesterday "He has net
u share Of railroad stock. while MI
- AMAANt AllN AuA4Lhn NAnWANhAt "
4; speaker, is president Of the nationa
0; bank at Harrington and a Delawar
os railroad stoclSholder."
BILL FOR UNION PRINTERS.
b.. Representative Rose, Of New Casti
county, will introduce a bin providin
u that all state printing shall bear tn
II Typographical Union label. Il is back
I'd ed by the labor union interests OF Wi
q mington for the benefit Of the unio
!. newspapers and job Offices. The no
- tice is here. but the bill has yet Z
" come. 1t will undoubtedly be oppose
H. bitterly by the nOn-union papers an
ei job offices OF Wilmington and by al
q. newspapers down the state. where tn
No typographical Union is practically a
80 unknown agent
LONGER TIME FOR MEALS.
" Representative Frizzel. OF Christian
0- hundred. will figure in Ehe present ees
C. sion as the champion Of the rights G
ID. electric railway mOtormen and cOndmS
rd tors. In a few days he VIII introduc
N. a bill compelling all electric railway
to give their mOtOrmen and conductor
at least half an hour for meals II
ne sayF that under presens conditions
ne vogue i'm Wilmington the men hay
el. but a ten-minute lay-over for Dime
!, and if their cans happen TO be late th
r, elapsed time is taken of the ten mir
~ utes allowed. Senator Knox is also a
advocate of such a measure.
M Ex-Governor Charleg c. Stockley, {
he Goorgetown, spent an hour or two j
,r. the State House yesterday afternoon.
Legislators have received from 81
us perinsendent Hlnckcr pamphlet copt,
as CT the nah biennial report Of the Boar
tc Of Trustees Of the Delaware State Ho'
IN. p-tll al FarnhuTst.
nj LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
Ice John p. Hudson. one Of the Unio
Republican leaders Of Duck Greek huI
dred, was down yesterday in an effo
NJ % ease the situation.
10y Thomas Toy, Of Rising Sun. was
IL STATE House visitor yesterday afte
,+b noon.
~ Among the Nilmingtoniars notice
H-' In and qh71rf fhn Sfafn ITouea va-fpr1 a