The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-22

|tion this morning when the bill was
brought up. After receiving its first
Ircading Senator Knox moved that under
Suspension of rules the bill be passed.
MIR. Alice rising to his feet said '"There
seems to be some doubt as to my at
|titude toward this bill and I'll endeavor
[to explain. To pass bill as important
k.ls this is Il gross violation of the rules,
1Iind should be allowed to go to the proper
Committee. | am in fgayor of it and will
rote for it but | do not believe in max
ng rules and then paying no attention
% theni.'
A EVERY member in the Senate agreed
with MIR. Alice and President Cannon
referred il to the committee on appropri-
ntions.
Il Mr.. pennewill gave notice of an act
% proyide voters assistants at the gem
raj elections. This bill will provide
onp felt want in Delaware. as many
" otes were thrown ont mt each election
M,ecnuse of some trivial mistake. Ihls
ks NOT n partisan measure but one that
,pplies TO all political factions and
S.reeds.
M Mr.. Clements introduced a bill pro-
f. yiding for the abolishment Of the pillory.
MIR. Clements is backed up in this move
X biz almost every citizen in the State.
The bill to empower the recorder OF
8 .lccds TO make new indicices for Kent
.ounty passed the Senate this morning
ms was the House joint resolution tc
kauthorize the printing of 1000 copies OF
Ethe report Of the State Board of Edu
#cation.
W There was no change in the ballotini
3 today for United States Senators as th'
Xfollowing result will show:
For j. Edward Addicks-Messrs. Ab
bott. Alice. Blakely. Brasure. Pennewill
Aron. CIendnniel Ewing Hope, Layton
Long, Moore. Prettyman, White am
NIcCommons-15. AIr. Short absent)
2& For II. II. Kenney-Messrs. Clements
n harrington, Hart, Maull McNults
N 5kSlnuphter. Wright. Gooden. Hardest'
&IIenrn. IIealy. IIolcomb, Hutchinson
35Aionaghan. Pepper, Ralph. Shallcros 81
Warren West, Wrlght-z
AMsAIr. Farlow not present at JOINT SCI
siOn.1 81, M,
For Henry A. du Pont-Messrs, Ell
X son. Knox. Chandler, Clark, Finn, Ill
rhens. Hodgson, Pilling-S.
For William $. Hilles-Messrs, Daye
=lnd Groves.
For Levi G. Bird-Mr. Robertson
For William g. Spruance-Mr. ba
W nard--1.
The second ballot for the short Ter
resulted in the Union Republicans stai'
ing solid for Addicks and the Den
Gratis for salisbury.
M Messrs. Groves, Knox. Mcfnfial
M Ellison. Chandler. Clark, fihh, H',
,n. Uodgson. Pilling, Robertson vot
M for Charles +. Richards. making
W total of II: while Mr.. Dayett cast
*UX IJiIlne and Mr. Il;
M nard gave his to Benjamin Nields.
Notices were given in the House t
warming by Mr.. Robertson of an act
amend chapter 273. volume 21, Laws
~ Delaware. providing general corpo
M tion law.
M Mr.. Kitchen gave notice OF an act
repeal section Q. chapter 555. volume
Laws of Delaware, in relation to sore
III saloon windows. This provides I
the screens in saloon windows pe
lowed to be closed all the time IL
owner DESIRES instead of being compe
TO throw them open on Sunday.
Mr.. Aron gave notice of an act to
vent the marriage of degenerates.
act provides that persons either pm!
ally or mentally unfit shall not recei
license to marry and hereafter all
sons desiring the joys of matrimt
Hiss must first secure Il physicians G
ficatc. No penalty will he attached
the minister who defies this law.
Mr.. White gave notice of an at
permit the town of Milford to fun
sewer bonds.
M Notice was given by Mr.. Moore
H% art TO prevent the catching of carp i
& Delaware Bay or its tributaries d
M the months of June. July and An
W This is n good measure MS the ca
M rapidly becoming extinct. 1t is
largely as food fish,
Notice was given by Mr.. Hitch
an act to provide for the creation
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