Evening journal., 1903-01-21
First Joint Ballot Today
Results As Did the Bal
IOtine in Two Houses
Yesterday
House Passes Measure
Prohibiting the Use of
West Ninth Street by
Trolley Company
Democrats

L1OAlCy OOIipdHy
Dover. Jan. 21.-The Delaware sena-
torial deadlock is on. The first ballot
in the joint ASSEMBLY" for United
States senators was taken shortly after
noon today. The result of the vote
was just the same as that of yesterday
Senator Ellison nresided over the joint
session, and asked that there be no
unusual demonstration on the part of
the members. The vote follows:
Long term DuPont-Aspril, BAN
croft, Derrickson. Eastburn. Finn,
Price, Tyre, Sparks. Stirling and Presi-
dent Pro TEN EllisOn-10.
Addicks,-Allee, BTasure. COnnor,
Groves, ID. o. Moore. r.. c. Moore. Pen
newill, Austin, Bennett. Frazier, Geh-
man, Jones, Lawson. Lingo. Messick,
Newton, Powell, Purnell, Townsend,
Warren and Speaker Anthony-21.
Kenney-Senators Clement. Harring-
ton. Jefferson Latta. McNulty Smith,
Wright. Allen, Buckmaster. Connolly,
Lowe, Monaghan. Morrison, Paradee,
Rose. .Thompson-21.
Short term: Higgins-SpaIlzs, Stirl-
ing, President Pro TEN Ellison. Aspril
Bancroft. DerrickeOn. Eastburn, Finn,
Price. Tyre--l0.
Addicks-Aree. BrasMe. Connor,
Groves, d. o. Moore. T. c. Moore. Pen
neyyia, Austin, Bennett. Frazier, Geh-
man, Lawson. Lingo. Messick. Newton,
Powell, Jones. Townsend. Warren. and
Speaker Anthony-21.
Sanlsbury-S Senators Clement, Harring-
toll. Jefferson. I-atta. McNulty. Smith,
Wright ALLEN. Buckmaster. Connolly,
Cook, Gooden. Hart. Holcomb. Hughea
Lowe. Monaena Morrison. Paradee,
Rose. Thompson-27.
T. Coleman DuPont-Senator Groves,
Representative JCles-2.
Prohibitionists Aroused.
It was reDog,cd this morning that
some liquor men in Wilmington had
planned to send whiskey and beer to
the State House. This reached the ears
OF some Of the Prohibitionists in Dover
and the most radical ones advocated
the breaking open OF the casks and
boxes as soon as the goods are unloadec
and scattering the contents in the
street
Important Bill Passed.
One important bill was passed in tbs
House this morning. 1t prohibits thS
laying of street car tracks in Wesi
Ninth street. Wilmington.
STILL HOPE of coalition
All hope Of coalition is no
gone. senator McNulty, for tn,
Democrats, this morning presented the
"a n 10.
quest of the Regulars for more time t1
consider the coalition proposition h'
told the Republicans that as far as The
original proposition was concerned, NJ
extension of time would be given H'
added however, that If at any time il
the future the Regulars had six mel
who would vote for a Democrat, thu
Democrats would be glad TO hear from
them and their proposition would b.
considered.
In relation to the action Of th'
Democrats, Representative Flinn said
Il think the Democrats are unfair. wa
have not had time TO consult our con
gtituents or otherwise consider IN
proposition.
The AddicKs people have advocates
another deal to prevent a coalition be
tween Regulars and Democrats. The.
are having their agents in three State
write letters and send kilograms TO IN
Regulars, pleading with them not U
vote with Democrats TO fill senatona
vacancies.
The letters and kilograms have Dee
coming in for two days. One receive
this morning was signed by John Nv
Mccormick, Baltimore Md lie al
vances various reason why this shoul
not be done. The burden of his praye
is that the worst Republican is bette
than the best Democrat. All OF IN
men who received letters say they q
not know Mccormick.
Democratic members received letter
dated in Philadelphia, asking them nc
TO vote for Kenney. The letters rt
hearse the Dover Bank scandal
Although. there was large crow
present. there was an absence of Res
e ular leaders. Neither Henry B. ThomI
son. Congressman Ball nor Geners
Wilson were present. The joint Dal-'
1ras the sole topic of conversation
The interview of former Senator HIS
gins cleared up what has seemed
5 some to be cloudy sky regarding IN
possible Regular-Addicks deal. Whil
there were all sorts OF rumors yestel
M day. there were none today
4 In his opening prayer the chapaai