The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-05
SOME INDOOR VIEWS
At Washington, ODlaihS IL =
NE instantaneous Method
scgyEs IL THE wHlTE HOUSE
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PresIA-nf's Prints
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as no-n-- aFsry EsI; Just give
hlu this card. aa5 hs I'll" This shoft
. dialogue took Place Il 01s q TIE vat
i.- roo-s a. the White Ho1ss ieT
days 40 between : slight, uno5trusiTs'
z.hsr tinid-IooEiug gsatisuaa ard
rpo-tlT. rel isd-zo-s rightly stated,
. oTs-ss5-srd somewhat ovs-5sarl1z
nsEro. Artaz- Sla,os usher . Co-o1si
LAao.L
COMPELLED 20 submit 70 a1othsr care
n scrr.izy from top 10 toe, tie sP-
sieznt to- audience i eon5sscsnciDgly
.os5 % take : seat IN TIE genera wait
i1E rocn. whs-C ne En5s he : -: .O-i-
iz-y N Ms request Although bit 10
En-tae ko-r Of opening the
building 70 he pUb,ie-theTe are
already more than score Of
PEOPLE waiting % lay their wants
and wishes before the grest private
secretary. Eita perhaps : lingering hope
% bsfnE ultimate ' admitted TO the
u-ssi1s-t- The electric oel sounds
Eith Ehfr ana VIII Al ewes are
directed 20 TIE EEh-. swinging screen
door. through tcs snail aperture the
clumsy finger % the fat negro com
nandingiy bsckOus, and me looking.
grav-hszdsd gentleman. whose appear
ance prCno1uces hin nan o. high
social standing. jumps from his seat
with the agility Of. young steer. and,
I boEIng IS Il grateful 70 the negro !
admitted 70 the once OF t5e P :.
Who = this inst coming up the lev
s.ers leading from he hall INTO the
waiting rcOmg Head erect, looking
a.Out Eish the confidence o. a man
Z eel knowing rs own worth. The corners
7 Of his uOiute1. waved mustache TUNED
/ up somewhat dehzutiy. the sharp pierre
ing EYES looking With 8 sort OF humor-
Gus twinkle. E-oll beneath wrl.-shzpsd
E forehead. iezr-sssiy into the world On
/ entering the room be czrelsssiy pushes
I back the thick, cur y hair, already
/ somewhat streeksd with gray 4 snsiy
I propOrtCnsd. manly figure, dressed
T scrupuio1sly. Yet without any sign o.
dudIsluess. II finest black oToecciotr,
I The patent leather boots covering a
rather srist cratic foot such l. the
face and figure o-Ce seen. ziEzvs =
{ mem bersd. Of Joseph keppler. OF Puck
I Scarcely seated, and dropping Degii-
gently his card into his high
six hat. be is shown, with eL-
/ cep.ionsi prOmplitude and courtesy,
b. Arthur Sinous 20 the brary
used BY the President for his CTiva e
Office. Puck Is well-knowI a. the
White House and a great personal
friend Of the President. The sketch
block and in water CO or box uncer
his arm are proof that he Is here on
business. Yes. the ds-ileator q the
tatoOe4 man j. great power, AID has
70 be handled with Kid gloves.
If the Colonel can't see me this
morning ! shall walt no longer Did
You hand him my card
Let me see; what was your name
Yes: walk right into the Co,onel' :
Office and take 2 seat. De VII De there
directly
Here on cOucbes and chairs placed
against The walls are sitting several
people waiting most Of iheE are &C
1uain tacces o. the Colonel. enjoying
the privilege OF free entrance at al
times. Two OF them I recognized a.
! once. sitting together, deeply engaged
in conversation; the one 8 tall hand
some man OF dark complexion, Je'
black hair, mustache and well-trimmed
side vhiskers. Is ". SIahlue ker. Jr
! .
the New York Representatives 70 Con
gress. The other, with that sharp
timely cut Roman nose, cold, psnslrat
ing gray ewes and sarcastic lines vel
defined from the nOstrils down 10 Ii,
corners Of the severe, firm mouth, j
the correspondent OF the New Eorl
World, Who, without dread. fearlessly
signs his sometimes scolrging articles
IT. c. Crawford.
Just then a side door opens snC
smilinsly e1ters Col. Lamont. Thi
slight. very fair and not particularly
striking person, dressed in = tightly
buttoned and tight fitting frock Goa
and pantaloons OF a gray material, j
the great private secretary. And s.
. he enters, with his quick, nciseless, ye
quite round head-sparseiy cOvereS
with thin, smooth, fair kair-bent ex
pectantly forward; the mouth mad
quite invisible by q thin. stiff and pro
truding red mustsche; the small, rest
less, gray eyes; the continual smile
occasionally rubbing the thin. whit
, hands with their sharply pointed finger
quickly glancing round the room
slightly bowling 20 the right and left il
recognizing familiar faces. What
: capital listener and what a guarded AM
= careful speaker is this all-poveriu
; secretary
II was Just q glimpse I obtained, bu
Z quite long enough fOr an instsntare
: Gus exposure. securing a picture o
: Grover Cleveland at his desk. Tn
: library Is an leliptic shaped room i
> the second story. above and Of III
: same dimensions as the blue room; !
: is not only the most pleasantly situa.
ted apartment but bears II contrast I
z the others a look Of comfortable gran
: deur. although its decorations, furni
ture and fixtures are, with the excep
: ton Of q really magnificent chandelie
BY no means fitting IN size and char
acter. This Is indeed 3 fine room an
: he view from its windows charming
: the massive pillars supporting the Toe
of the veranda II front Of them form
ing q frame for this beautiful picture
y Far in the distance the blue hills {
Virginia, the broad. smooth, windin
stream of the Potomac as 3 middl
1 distance. and seemingly rising out {
its waters that unique and grand stru'
g ture, the Washington monument. 10:
ing IT'S point in the seeiing cloud:
= the beautifully kept park surroundin
-. the executive manson forming u