The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-29
SENATE is
ORGANIZING
Young Republicans Assume
the Names of Law Makers.
HANNA, TLLMAN AND REST
Find Judgement With Certain
Wichita Citizens.

The Young Mems Republican club a
its meeting last night organized Uni
ted States Senate" and elected a ''presi
dent of the United States" There was
e good number present and more enthu-
siasm has never been displayed. If any
thing can. this surely means that the
senate" viii be a great success.
The names OF the senators from the
different states were put on slips of pa
pers and then drawn by the members
present. w H. Isely of Fairmount was
elected president of the senate by accla-
nation. His name is Frye.
When the incongruity Of the Wichita
mems natures and characters compared
with the characters Of the senator's
whom they represent is brought before
1he mind, the situations possible and
probable can be appreciated.
This viii be comprehended more fully
on the reading Of the following list of
NVichitans, now members Of the senate:
Fred Bell, Ellzins Of ". Va. Rep; E. Y.
Welch. Jones of Ark. Dem; Judge Har-
vey. Hoar Of Mass. Rep; Earl Blake,
Lodge OF Mass. Rep. c. y. Latham.
Lindsey Of Ky. Dem; ". c Smoke,
Hale OF Maine, Rep; Geo A. Clark, Dan
3els OF Va, Dem; w. II. DERRICK. Mar
tin Of Va, Dem; Or. !. NJ. Jacobs, Pen
oyer Of Pa. Rep: Everett Alexander
Cullom Of H.. Rep; J. i. GilchrisS,
5Iooney of Miss, Dem; c. I. Reed Nc
Emery OF Louisiana, Dem; r B. Isely,
Gallniger of y. H, Rep; E. l. Foulke,
Kean of n. j., Rep. A. J. Adams, Ma
son CT H., Rep; Ezra Beard, Hawiey Of
Conn, Rep; c. D. Fazel, McMilen of
Mich, Rep; O. ". Good, Culberson Of
Tex, Dem; r. y. Cherry, Clay Of Ca,
Dem; NJ J. Sweet, McCumber of y. D.,
Rep; B. Kellar, Beverage of Indiana,
Rep; Jas. Comfy jr., Gamble Of S. D..
s. S. Hawks, Perkins of Calf. Rep;
Paul Brown, Morgan of Ala, Dem; J.
J. Leland. McComas of Nd, -????--;
Claude Stanley, HeitfeId of Idaho; ed.
Dnl. McLaurin of S. c.. Dem; J. L Nc
Pherson, Mark Hanna Of Ohio. Rep;
Jas Mcpherson. Mcbride Of ore; and
John Beard Tnlmaa Of s c.. Dem.
As soon as the senate was organized,
the two sides held caucuses. They then
took different parts Of the chamber.
After much preliminary scraping, the
president pro TEN was authorized to
make temporary appointments which he
di das follows. Chaplin. Gerald Woke;
chief clerk. Prof Fazel: sergeant at
arms, Tom: Voss and reading clerk, Ev-
erett Alexander.
Senator Kean OF New Jersey then in
PRODUCED bill authorizing the president
Of the nited States TO order out 10000
men more or less to make an attack on
Hackerman's Island. aided with as many
"schooncrs' as is usually" necessary
in the occupation of the island. 1t took
about forty speeches. motions. moves
10 adjourn" of the Democratic side and
thrice as much laughter TO set the read
ing OF the bill. After nearly every sena-
tor then had had his say, the bill was
referred to the military committee II
may be said here that the Democrat tie
side OF the house demeaned itself in a
very unseemly manner. which called
forth repeated reprimands from the
chair.
The next meeting, two weeks from last
night, VIII be held in the council cham
bers. II as much good. wholesome fun
can be gotten out of every future meet