The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

play and Mr. barr IL AT the bottom 81 IT,
Don't the twin lamps % this refined com
munity shine upon the PalafoS~s. who
have seen many a man put to sleep 10y
some Mexican herb or other in the Wild
old days. They were bound he shouldn't
speak. that's nat Bu, there - more and
worse. feel IL. know It from what you
saw IN Mr.. Darr's Office
4 feel Il and know IL too. agreed bit
terly. but cant prove y Even should
confess my burglarious entry. which
at once would discreSii Whaiever said.
what could ! saw That ! had seen Mr..
barr writing m longhand' That | had
found an old letter from Mr.. Gizer set up
IN his desk like copy Preposterous.
Mr. Gizer himself would be the FIRST TO
repudiate such suspicious. own.
Susanne, m stumped'
AT least YOU can fight for time. time.
which that learned Bolus claims will
bring a speedy cure You must see Mr..
Armand: he II good and true. II a coah-
ton was able to order unlimited debate
on the irrigation bill for to-day IL ought
"a be able to postposs debate until some
other day. MIR. Gizer must have his
chance
Accordingly I saw Mr. Armand on the
floor Of the House just before noon and
explained the situation To him.
4 thought those fellows looked unduly
complaisant after their repulse Of yester-
day he said with a glance TO where
Ar.ene Palafox. Mr. barr and MIR Philby.
the saueaky voiccd leader Of the regulars.
were whispering and chuck ling apart.
IN do the best I can. Bunum; the chances
are We couldn't 10 more than report con
alteration Of the bill and no resolution
thereon AZ tho end OF the day
But. confound Il. it won't be the same.
Look at the gallery. the best people IN
town filing IL TO the rail. Look AZ half
the senate over there in the Cherokee
Strip Thsre In no time like the present:
the American people have no Use for q
warmed over dish.
A ~ O'Clock struck ! scurried from the
floor and took my place behind the screen
on the extreme right by the grace Of my
! friend the doorkeeper. The House truly
presented an impressive scene. a. 70
/ always does when debate rises To the
height Of patriotic -tate-manship. IL was
! known that MIR. Gizsr would speak words
| Of moment. and those who wished well
| OF their country were present
There were others too. his political
opponents. the fetIdal clans that had
l rallied 70 tho support OF MhFcNs Eeyt1uu.
! From them came the same complainant
! impression 30 noticeable in che little
/ group Of reg,IlnrN Mr.. Armand had pointed
! out. Not only u wouldn't be Mr.. Gizer's
dny, but IL would be- their day. My friend
! the doorkespsr With hts trained sense Of
observation felt the same impression.
/ There's someehin' brewin' undeTn@at'
Bun. . be whispered. Il know. 40 you say.
| Your old man 10 laid up temporary. hut
thim geszsrs look a. II they had him down
| and out
All. vol. II soOn became clear that
| these seoret hopea were not III founded
| Directly after the journal had been APP
/ proved the Speaker laid a communication
before the HOUSE. which the clerk then
read a. follows:
sra: ! do hereby resign - Representative
| in Congress from the ThiTt eighth Con-
! Rreaa district OG New York the same
| 70 take eject nc once.
Vas COHTLANDT GiyEE.
For a mOneut the House gasped a.
| gasped. with stupefaction and dismay
Then MIR. Philhy rose 90 HIS feet and adj
dressed the Chair.
I mir. Speaker he squsaked \ desire
only &c cay. and I am SURE I echo the
ardent wiah Of every honest American.
that 80 uaay every dstRAceor % our superb