The evening world., 1911-02-11
END Of DEADLOCK
MAY Be ARRANGED
BEFORE MONDAY
Gov. Dix and G.. F. Murphy
Expected to Have Confer
ences With Mayor Gaynor.
SHEEHAN IS HERE, TOO.
Tammany Boss Believed to BE
Seeking to Have Him
Quit the Race.
SHEEHAN IS HERE, TOO.

The activities in the fight OF william
?. sheehan for election TO the United
states Senate were transferred to-day
from Albany 10 this city. Gov. Dix Is
In town. nearly all the Democratic meni-
bers OF the Legislature are here. Mr.
Sheehan is buslly engaged in consulting
with his friends. and Charles h. Murphy
Is trying to find his way out Of the hole
In which the Insurgents have placed hin.
Although both Mr.. Murphy and Go,.
Dix deny that they have an appoint
n<nt to meet and consult with Mayor
esynor. 1t is the general belief in Dem
ocratic circles that Il conference be-
tween the three will be held before the
Governor returns to Albany. The
Mayor. IL Is understood, fears that the
delay in choosing a United States Sem
stor VIII have "A damaging effect upon
the party in this state, and he is par
ticularly anxious to have n harmonious
democracy In the field FOR the national
campaign o, 1912.
Dix Out in an Auto.
The Governor remained in his room
at the Waldorf until nearly noon. So
Ear as could be learned he received no
callers. lie left the hotel in a Dix
Limousine car which had been waiting
for him for two hours.
The Governor" explained h!s secre-
isry. John Mason, is going for a LONG
ride through the parks. lie
may go as far as the Bronx Park Zoo,
and will be gone unt!l la;e IN the after.
noon
The. automobile watch the Governor
10 engaged looked to be capable Of
making the run out to ST. James, l.. l..
and back before late In the afternoon.
Mayor Gaynor is al hts home in St.
James.
Mr.. Murphy. when he talked to the
Tammany leaders at the W!gwam VS.
terday. announced his intention of be-
Ing at his desk this morning. He had
not made his appearance up TO noon.
Nobody seemed to be able 10 locate
MIN. 1t was said he had engagements
which were keeping him busy uptown.
The Murphy programme a. at pres
ent rrang will Keep the Tammany
boss In New York during the early part
OF next week. Certain influential gem
tiemen who are backing the candidacy
OF William +. Sheehan will have to he
seen. II is believed that Murphy w!ll
try to persuade them 10 induce Shes-
han W withdraw.
Some Talk Of Dix.
Republican upstate leaders who came
to town yesterday 20 attend John J..
l.yons's entertainment at the Palm Gar
den did a lot OF talking around the
hotels to-day about job A. Dix being
the dark horse candidate for the United
States senate. Two or three OF the Re-
publicans who are supposed to know al!
about what Is going on In Albany de-
clare that Sheehan will pull out and
Dix will be put ia before tho end of mex,
week.
The gossip Is that the Governors wife
Is DESTROYS OF going TO Washington.
Should the Governor be elected to the
Senate he could retain his present posi-
ton until sworn in Oh tho assembling
OF the next Congress. But the posst
billy of an extra session which would
require his presence In Washington dur
ing the summer would ON him to
resign.
Lleut.-Gov. Conway would succeed
him. Mr.. Conway is not on terms o.
any kind NJ friendship with Tammany
Hall and Charles F.. Murphy would al
most as soon see william X. Hears;
In the executive chair as Mr.. Conway.
Only fourteen votes were cast to-day
In the twenty-second Joint ballot in Al
bany,