The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17

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such purpose n The fiity.f,rstp Congress- ~
JUDGE LANE OF ILLlNoIa
h h. Es sSSms' T. SEsr ta sss
Of Illinois. Mr. Jane. like Judge Hayes, land:
che . ss S SsG Am. A sf s
the last. Tsis Is his third term n CONGRESS:
Ssh ha t sSss "n %stcS
losing bill 1T When Convinced q ts Justice lie
hs face asapa all s penfS;S n
Committed on Invalid pensi9ns In the last
asass PRESENT on FRIDAY
voted TO pension legislation; and always called
the hour when the time allotted for the con-
sideration OF bills had passed.
TRUE PALMETTO REPRESENTATIVE.
The. Committee on Patents is the twenty.
seventh on tho list, Its Chairman is George
aud honest. and makes speeches that toaoh
,ns In b. ;hsr ST.
na lis yoee 1 as Ms srly Ills
euments. Once CONVINCED that he, is right.
Som .n eoscn force SesSsr qi Ss h
ssrothers Shnracteristiss No man uses The
SS! ssd tSs ;S nothing os oft when he
Born il South Garolins, he received. an
ward snts1r hut Ga ns
HE aea aw S e shf b Gs
sssend hss sHea u ana After
war he oscsme a cotton planter In tie
State Legislature. He was elected to the State
Constitutional Convention under the recon-
AfterWard Rs became State Senator, under
the now Constitntion. He was candidate fo r..
sss tie ssss ST and hoSs s
Tie Committee on Elections reported in
HsSe oa r to ads on tse mr.
seventh Eonsress he I,st, t S bis seat y.
Gen ,smnlis; Mr. Tillman was member Of
tRs 9e Re a IL ssg t md
Chairman Of that committees: He usually
attention but the admiration Of the House.
ne et e e sS %s
be proud OF him.
THE HEAD OF INVALID PENSIONS.
The new. Chairman Of the Committee on In
man. rather thin. with prominent cheekbones.
He has a good voice and can talk to the ppr.
pose when necessary. There is more routine
enss s0S s hi SSse Hs than nasSo o5
SSsis% % : sSs Committee e on Invalid Ef Pen;
the people. Born in Butler county. Pa. lie
keepsie. During the war he was member Of
the Forty eighth Pennsy!vania Regiment. and
be
teers: When the war closed he went West;
raiIE sea, enPloyee, until he began reading law
Il DefG s ts the nsns
Court Of that State. He edited and pub
sixteen volumes OF the Indiana reports. In the
but was defeated. Aiteward he lived two
years in Texas Returning to Hoosierdom., he
@ The f ns% as
Tom Reed ed placed hin on the Committee on
ely MADE him f its He
Springer man IN the fight for the Speakership.
Springer column melted away.
WILLIAM PITT fEssENpEN's DOUBLE
is Robert T. G. Wilson s Of Missouri. He has
P
who die1 toW WI the end e shs !, Tiftisth cqn
ward lie read law and like, Martin. located in
where hs hf for
Democratic member Of the frst General As
Missouri. and was elected to the iegis!ature
and made Speaker Of the House. Mr. Wilson
hHs sess 9ss 1na n
earnest and active supporter Of Gen. Hatch.
With his leader he landed in the Crisp camp
MAIDS p Ss 3 q tS$ ON E ESsa
es Of
SIGNS should not be cnoniounded with the Com
orss It has bs Mhs DISMISS
as compared with Mr.. Martins committee.
4 BUM FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
the Committee on Claims. II IS usually
'amin T. BUM t Of o North Carolina Bum IN s IS
hearty. strong-imbed southerner.. with a
4ss HI M n o blue rR s snS IS
e at sSnd tho and rmy Why 4
sSn Virginia. He was wounded at Getty sburr.
oeesed JOHN nt %ichos s an ndepenGsnt Demo
=. IN q Tie iast House quaint Laid Lev Ct ohan-
tee on Claims. Under him Mr. Dunn served
his apprenticeship on that committee. Ho is
industrious and .eminently practical. He has
aud plainly ns any man in the House. He has
committee in WHICH these qualifications arc
most important. Claims against the Govern
n men 4, are not usually regarded with favor hy
under the, lend OF tho cheese. parers Of the
House it is more than likely to be rejected.
With Bum mt the head Of the committee.
those who havo honest claims against the
ton OF their merits In the lmmittee and
clear enunciation Of them in the House.
FRANK BELTZHoovER.
The Committee on War Claims is another
Beltzhoover OF Pennsylvania. Mr.. BetZhoover
Is ~ sharp-foatured gentleman OF nervous san
guinc temperament with broad forehead.
bright eyes. u little straight brown hair ard
Venetian beard. IL belonged t. McM,lin,s
bly,. no man better than hn understands tho
claims arising from the battle OF Gettysburg
The battle was fought IN his district. He
served il the ,Fortty-sixth and Forty seeyenth
The General had preceded him in Congress
and succeeded him In the Forty-e ghth. After
serving two tprms. MniSh huS upuin been