Evening journal., 1901-03-09


IA Somabody attempted to pull Repre-
sentative Chandler down to his chair.
lie only succeeded in pulling his collar
and neclItie on.
"shoot him! Stab himl" Kissed an
chandler.
They ought to shoot" said Harry
p Joslyn, q young barrister of VII
mington, a defeated Addlcks candidate
fer representative, who never hurt
anything or anybody in his life.
President Pro TEN. Ellison came
: back and roasted Senator Groves for
his indecent actions
If a blow had been sruck then a riot
would have besn precipitabed, and
somebody would have been hurt.
) Senator Groves. still mad and tear
lful, rolled his big bulk over to the Sen
lGte chamber and renewed his attack
on President Pro TEN. Ellison. The
! hot words sizzled through his blonde
Imustache.
President Pro TEN. Ellison called
him down in short order.
Senator McNulty, Democrat. de-
nounced Groves to his teeth for his
b indecency and discOurtesy.
This was resented by Senator Groves
: as the unwarranted intervention OF a
democrat. With lachrymose glObules
lglistening on MS flOrld cheeks. he con,
tinued to talk and weep, and the
lgrOundhog prophecy of wet Spring
, seemed about TO be realized.
Senator Groves intimated that he and
r Senator McNulty might go together
, The latter expressed his perfect will
lingneEs for an encounter.
Senator Alice int6rvened and pre-
vented the catastrophe.
' After his Mysteries had passed Of
Senator Groves made apologies to b0tf
president Pro Tenn. Ellison and Senator
: lMcNulty. The former accepted then
q with poor grace.
Don't forget yourself again." h
!. said, derisively, and the fearful sena
Itor hunted more fruitful pastures.
But Senator Groves had kicked owe
the Addicks bucket One OF tn
dreams Of the Addicks people has beel
q THAT in a few weeks the Regular RePuh
licans would repent and relent, anl
, that an extra session would elect Du
Pont and Addicli3. They had dependei
on Ellison, Chandler, HOdgsCn ant
I Finn to turn this trick for them. Tha
= dream is over, Ellison and Chandle
= and their colleagues would not vote 70
!. Addicks for any consideration now
and no extra session viii be called.
The Addicks people are sick, sor
and dispirited. They are making al
= sorts OF threats which they may re
gret in cooler moments.
The Regular Republicans and Demo
Gratis are jubilant, especially the for
liner, who won their fight against fear
10 ~ CT hn sari
ganization.
= When Governor Hum was asked
y he would can an extra session, he sal
that he would not
He also said he would not appoint J
y Edward Addicks United States senator
> because Chairman Hanna, Of the Ma
ssltional Republican Committee had toll
him that even should he appoint Nj
I. Addicks, the United States Senat
. would never seat him.
>, Now the Addicksites are lining n
TO defeat the Republican ticket in VIII
. lmingbon at the June election, and tn
= fight between the contending force
will go on until that election has besl
held and decided
TALLEY TOOK ALLIES BREATH
Senator Knox was opposed to th
l. DLdlt utAtitANtn BAils anu Willie IL wa
n being voted on in the State Senate yes
ar terday he left the chamber, not carin
Id to rcord his vote against it, il being
ID party measure.
After the vote had been taken, an
L. the bill passed, Senator Alice strutte
IT, out in the lobby like a lii
n, tie bantam and. approaching
3. Shurter. Colonel DuPOnt's secre
he tGry: Thomas J. Talley, a wealth
'r wholesale lumber merchant and prom
nent Regular Republican, and Jane
d, P. Ratledge, a Higgins-Addicksit'
ic said grandiloquently
ne "This is the last time Sam Knox vii
IN ever come back here. It's his last tri
es TO the Legislature-voting with Demo
Gratis all the time.
OF Mr. Tal,ey jumped at him like
~ mastiff at a little terrier.
What in the HI do you kno'
-, about whether Sam Knox will com
back again or not?" he demanded.
III want you to understand that ! live i
!, his district. and that l know that h
will come back if he wants to-
=, He took the wind out Of Senate
Allee's sails by his vehement positive
ness. and the little Dover statesma
~ dropped the subject, and hunted
more friendly atmosphere.
,s Afterwards Mr. Talley remarked ths
n Senator Knox received more majorit
n than Senator Alice did votes.
nd COULDN'T EVEN GET FARLOW.
Addicks did not even get the vote {
Senator Farlow. Democrat. who vote
- for him two years ago. He voted fc
60 Kenney for the long term and Saul!
! bury for the short term and serve
Gu notice on the Democrats that he woul
81, assist them and the Regular Republ
cans to effect a separation of the tw
=, houses whenever they wanted mis- vot
Is ROOTERS ON THE GROUND.
elk A special train OF four cars. loade
with Addicks 'rooters" from WHINING