The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-27

cation to-day indicated that Murphy had "seen light
BEA RST DELEGATES LOSE.
After the South Dakota ended the Roger Sullivan dele
CATION from Illinois seated to the disgust of Hearst Permanent
organization of the convention effected after the delegates from the
Philippine Islands had been gently but firmly pushed OF the eonven
ton the ground that they do not represent part of the United States
according to decision Of tic Supreme Court.
Senator Ollie James of Kentucky the Permanent Chairman escorted
10 the platform by Senator Bankhead Congressman Hughes OF New
Jersey Senator Pomerene of Ohio and Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston was
introduced gracefully by Judge Parker and at once began the delivery OF
speech that keynote got the entire asnbage
going Senator James huge with huge voice. Byaneque
bald head and round pleasing face typical Southern orator
Chairman concluded Senator Robert La Toilette
of Washington accompanied ny ladies' made his the stair
way leading the platform Ne had reached hall way up when
Representative Palmer Pennsylvania moved adjournment until
O'Clock tonight Senator La Toilette turned and edged his way 10 the
recognized only Wasngonns present Those
with him Mr. Frederick Bates Miss Mildred Dunn and
Mrs David Thompson Of Washington.
The Of the candidates for the nomination will be presented
10 the convention at to-nights session.
GREAT TUMULT ON FLOOR.
Before the ballot taken great mu interrupted the convent
ton this afternoon during the debate the report Of the Credentials
COMMITTEE involving the seating of contesng Clark and Wilson dele
gates from South Dakota The Wilson adherenS started the demon
sac and the Clark Underwood and other factions not to be oudone
took the upoar became general floor and galleries stand
ing chairs and yelling madly.
Theodore Bell of California speaking for the Clark delegates
when demonstration began Bell contsaded that the rights Of the
people State should be protected He declared that there was mol
question that the CLARK mad the majority in the primaries and charged
The Wilson with having sod to sharp practices to defeat Clark
Bell alleged that three placed alleged Clark ticket
in South Dakota who never existed"
"They Does Of the Wilson movement" shouted Bell
anger up the New Jersey delegation and there
of "Tl the TRUTH from various parts of the hail.
Bell tried TO continue his speech but dozen men their
various parts of the house demanding that he yield to questions
Gov Of Mississippi got the attention of Bell and demanded
ibid the Democrats South Dakota the
pimaris"
They did, and majority declared favor of Champ Clark"
Al this moment there flashed the west gallery hundreds Of
Mhoaph Of the New Jersey Governor the bearers of which waved
them wildly Like white and black line of Wilson pictures
appeared clear Down the floor among delegates
flags and which had been concealed spg into and
waived o wilson boomers complete CONTROL but for long
CLARK: BOOMERS AT IT.
The Clark boomers who had been saving up for huah their
own jumped into the ring with their flags and banners and pictures and
Immense mtoored banner showing atocous picture Mis-
souan carried through hall by wildly excited parsan
who had most OF their Clothes ripped of in the Of their travels
The Underwood Baldwin and Harmon crowds edged their way the
game get,a little cheering while the cheering good
picture climb up into tho
press section. police
2o Chairman Parker began strenuous efforts que the
readily eat down
galleries refused
shc
yrass Missouri his chair
holding aloi the until
An nngalant policeman forced her to take
delegates audience
twenty mnutes
WAS resumed hi, speech lie said
Everybody the
Yes Pat Calhoun dos came yell from the the
eehsr side cane cry Of;
Sit down. Southern iawyerl"
The ordered the police ntsrrupe but
to End
The discussion then call was begun
VOTE OF ILLINOIS AND NEW YORK.
al
IN OF the adoption
gates keeping close watch the the beehive. IN
Charles nppuded announced this, Nav vs
css 70 votes Tor the Wilson explanation was not long in
connanG Charles NJ Buge Of
Conmitse committee for m.
.'uaon did the member Of the Tn. State
sassesticus indosed the mcmbes
The report the minority Of the Credentials sdop
ten amounting another Bryan victory " 10y