The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-04-16
Phones >cws To wife.

Phones >cwS to wife.
A. ;hc senator lifted tho receiver TO
AIS ear and heard the anxious query
rom th. other end of the line he cN-
claimed with enough force to l,o heard
outside tn, booth: II have been on
oncratod.
Alouo IN HE hooth, he gave way to his
feelings and listened IN tears tu the
joyful Response uf the wife who had
shared with INN the u'NictH and fear
that the verdict would Ice other than "A
,iudication.
EruShin- IN" tears from Nis rcddcncd
cNrs tn, senator left n" booth and I'M
moi'at"ll cngacrd iu conversation
agH.u Wi1 his counsel and a few Of
his tri"nd~.
Gov Sul2"r and Attorney General
Carmudy. both "f whom figured proml-
rcuty la tA" cl,o and who first made
puhlic the accusations of Kendall. re.
fused q, mako any comment upon the
action of tn" Senate.
The dty was one uf surprises. There
W. continual changing of feeling. II
had bccu known that until Monday the
opinion wI- that Tia" senator was inno-
ccut. hut when senator Brown. Rcplih-
lican leader. announced that he was
convinced of Stjwclrs guilt oven the
Scnator'- friends conceded things
looked black fnr him.
when the ScnHt" mot this morning
Senator Thompson VI Niagara attempted
to pass q resolution in favor Of having
u moro c"mplet" hearing of the charges.
hut this WAS defeated At o'clock,
when th" Scndt" met To consider the
St!lW"u case a. q special order, there
was Stll IN" uud"rcurrent of feeling
against Stilw"il. and this did not de-
crease when uuscl for the senator and
tho Judiciary Committee. which con-
Quoted tho hearing summed up the
Case before the full senate.
1t WIS expected that Il vote would he
reached lat" in the afternoon and Scua-
tor Stj'Wrll himself did not enter the
Scnut" uutl near = "'clucl< lie said
he had understood tina, the summing up
had been deferred uutil "Wednesday and
had not started from New York until
hc was Informed ~ the contrary.
When A,torney-Gcnoral tarmody
concluded tho senator arose and asked
to hc pr"mit'cd to make a half hour
speech IN his own behalf. There was
confusion for a moment and then it
was agreed to recess uui.l $50 to-
nic't and then let the Senator talk. the
vote I" Ice taken Immediately after
ward
The mos, rah.d of Senator Stilwoil's
opponents were illkoi iu by either
Senator Stilwc' or his friends during
thc r"c,s> and l"furc tho Senate rc-
CONVENED. which Was nearly O'Clock.
Rc,cr>ion Of Feeling.
Whom Lieu. .-t;oy. Clynn rapped rDr
cricr II vas gpparcn, tina, there had
horu .r,th.r r,y,r-i,u of feeling and
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IN 1Htp
As Senator St,lWclI rose in his scat
and began (" talk conversation halted.
u" argued ana pleaded fnr three quar-
tors Of an hour aud for Just that length
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any testimony that - materially Affected
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