Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08
DR.. MARY AND BELYA
AL About Dr.. Mary Walker
and BelVa Lockwood.
1 BR.GSI LEIIER FROM our sEB


Jos Warren.
Special cor,e~l loai.neeot tl... lltssfts Hrfttn.
WAsHiysr0N. H. e. Dee S. 1850 ia is
nov reported ihst The District Commission
err have about the same opinion of Use
average yencity of tAe newspapers as that
entertained 5Y the President iAey are re-
specially advised to loss no time ia worry
ins about tie newspapers. but TO 80 ahead
and attend - the public business Just 81
they would II there Was not printing pres
| IN the country they are iufol tlat
| while tAe newspapers may not always Tell
the truth they help 20 keep the public
| blood ia circulation. The Comm. ssloner>
have not set found suitable and compe-
tent person for the position ~ >lpeFinlend-
ent Of Police and the people are waiting
with almost bIeAthless anxiety for their
decision. tie office beng regarded
| here au Important one.
4 great many persons hsye been nomi-
mated hv citizens wise OF otnerwi So.
anxious 10 he useful A great dea. oi ad-
vice las been voluntarily and gfafg'ionsiy
| Oiie-ei % the Commission, rs somehow
people appear 20 forget the very sensible in
junction Of a venerable sage "i. oaIei4i
abou, giving advice nct asked icg wise
| man don need it. and q fool iEH H.' fftf
r.' Perhaps the "Gogern0is are WAITING
/ for the members 0i Congress o. come auu
agree upon a candidate No ONE has vtn-
tured % suggest the name OF Her Excel
/ lencv, Belva A. Lockwood, q e!;zen oi
! credit and renovn.
Dr. Mary Walker has dropped out 0f
sight. probably gone 10 some more con-
| genial locality, here she can attract more
attention and gather in more dimes than
she can here. rle succeeded IN making
an eve-sOre and a terrible "10Te
Of herself in tai, city. Her abb
sence has afforded great relief
1 TO the long suiiellug patient ladies who
were compelled 10 look upon and recognize
her IS Il woman conspicuous and notorious
only by reason of her audacity and peril
| nacty. The doctor was for sometime q
| clerk in the Pension office. bat a restless
| uneasy and very troublesome one, nothing
| could 20 right where She was. She was
| continually complaining of something or
| against somebody and She had % go
| she affects 20 know all about every body ana
| everything She has made more Senator
| Representatives and officials tired listeL-
ing to her complaints and exposi;ions OF
| affairs, public and private, than any other
woman living today All because she was
the world renowned and Only DO ctOr Mary
| Walker Many time have | seen her
dressed in her long coat and pants oil black
with a high silk hat upon her dimiuutye
head, walking out by the street car track IN
| Pennsylv2nia-ave.. holding handkerchief
TO her nose to avoid the cigar smoke OF the
Sidewalk Ostensibly but really ia all prob
ability to attract attention OF strangers
Aunt Belya Lockwood viii have 20 ex-
cuse me for speaking of her IN the same
letter in which ! refer to the doctor. | in
tended no disrespect. Really there is moth
ing in common between the two women
Mrs Lockwood is an attorney and coun-
selOr at-law in good standing in the courts
here, she Is, so to speak, selfmade
woman and Is entitled TO a good deal Of
credit f0r the energy and pluck she has ex-
hiblted IN cOntending against odds and OBJ
staCles in her upward career. She has been
shrewc and cunning enough 10 work "A
great deal OF advertising from the American
press, ana has managed 20 keep herself be-
fore the people continually. Many 10
doubt imagine that she IS a great and
wonderful person learned and able lawyer
! and statesW0man. and al that. whereas. in
| truth and intact. she j. not anything oi tie
kind. Mrs lockwood g candidacy in lss &
for the Presidency. vas one Of the most
ridiculous pieces of humbuggery eyer in-
vented and Yet II Was money ia her pocket
ani she will not refuse 20 be Candidate
| in l~>- # she can get somebody % insist
that is the genera impression among those
who know the old lady who. laugh very
heartily at those people who follow her and
support her.
Contrary 10 expectations and predictions
the Michigan Senators have not yet arrived
In the city. Senator Conger is taking a
very lively personal interest n business ol
importance away from the Capital and
Senator Palmer is probably assisting hIs
wife in her preparations for a Winter ir
Europe The senator viii share his c.e-4n'
brown stone front mansion or h--sf. n. ~
, during the coming session with his warm
friends, Senator and iirs Manderson. ol
Nebraska. Visitors may always expect g
cordial welcome there.
General Cgicheon is the only representa-
tive of orr State here yet. II he scents
the coming battle ~ al he does ID
from alar. the distance is toe
great. perhaps, TO "iend the enchauf
ment yet. If there are millions Ia tha'
senatorshio Gen. Cufchecn wiz not be there
Joseph Warren agcd seveuty-EVe years
grand nephew - the general Of ths SANE
, name of famous Bunker Hill, died las
y ednes lay ghf as bis residence on tapt
TAI H.li Nr Warren has been p clerk ir
t1e pension Office Cor several years he wa
long ime prominent newspaper uar
connected % Detroit with fhc 0.l
and a Bay city with The Irtfae ,here