The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-04
pIrVlUS AND POLITICS.
wyt7uTR NOT CONDUCIVE TO
-gyutrpINESS or POLITICIANS.
.c.,-ooc jim scores chief Of Division
nr ais pis'ric'-Mr' swanson "'''''"
Of Mere, The Applicants
Turs BuurAu. BarLrY BUuptNd.
WnmNGqoN May 3, 1898.

,....,i.,t v..s a dcsoiatc one tn wash
f.- th. people who are Temporal
L ,.a-te8 from lone ard loved ones.
although uptown the bright lights
-... from D. thousand hospitable dwell
n. hotels. the abode of strangers
t....d travellers. presented scene
., ... cherries ana Jniuvitng.
r...... uued floor of the metropolitan
.i. -.Isf,rus pools from the dripping
.~.r.n.s and unprotected rubber coats
..f ...ru,1e4 even under The half suiIi-
.., n..ts. as the mirror yields In fan
collection ile brief and vacillatug
20 tle Mckerlng candle.
. oleaing of thc door lct in "A raw
.f y,Iod chat was hurleucd with
r.lna mists OF midnight. and the
..-.- rain was dreary accompaHi-
- t. tle melancholy cadence OF the
-..rs s.eu-. banging shutters aud
..-tH.. 0t tu roofs.
number of NiWinians We're gathered
r. room of Ga congressman, whose
. lra alue-ine glass and blazing
..s lI...I.4 tte shiyering cortempia-
.. .f tUe prevailing inclemcncy of the
..t Their stories gradually withdrew
rn current politics to personal eNpe-
. and when Wit was brightest and
..r. >.onai cares iost iu genial com
.I ...... ... .,.,.f.rf .,t Candolnb-
r.u .,a ea,r.a Wise vas
,. t4,oi.tr. Tb. ovon-
a. 3gisc cotid nor
1,. l.. ,.r..s,rt win
,,'..t...,'r % t,..t
r. rr..f doctrines of Democracy ] had
Dam reading Greciou history. and was
-..l..I noticed n biz re1-readed
.,'...r.. 49,
,. ,,. rr..ti,, me Jn5re talked
o. it. frUft4rt vrav and pafd no
....s e.t.,vc ,ybo was getting me
... ..I .r1 drfrrfuinal to
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TO. ...i,. ..,,,.. ,,,. t,i-r to efaok and
,t., I, ,..,ir- tt. .u.i4l fritutas to
., .,-. 20 .r1 af,.r s,,.,}in.-
... minutes INV ral-hr.d,1 victim be-
. tts Noise demonstrations on mo.
.r..t here NV friend cried III you
~ 80 sto,. ,tet tr.,i0, ,l,i win break
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, ,b. Cr..,., e,~.,abol5e ana wore
...,tr, tb. f,,fi.bt n. h..in rheir ot-
t.E vhen s1id.niv I'M. Grecian ass
I...r his lratirr arJ .t..r n.l in terror
f-.m the strange aud unolruIv sounds
rI. CONGREGATION .H..r.l.t ha .1lJ "8nd
D. tl.urtf f.I ..ttf.t u,, man Inn
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fn.r. do au fhe tslkine DE- wanted 30
without further r,but..f
There WAS quite l9tre delegation Of
lraniaus at the Interior Department
f. morning iu The interests of I4r. Frank
r..u. Hester. of Alexandria. who is I'm
....lnt Tor th- chief of division OF tba
H s-rt.. iH thaf d.parfu.nf I.r
Hester is "a r.une man. and i4 now e,o-
f m the medical division of this
s.f0r Unfon and Represcntatives
,.n Marshall and Swanson. als7.
a..-lfiYu oft about twenty gentlemen
rm Alexandria. headed bv Mavor Henry
...u-.
l...r..er-9n Marshall was as smiling
-.. r.r..r. aS "a h.v with his nrst uair
~ boots. and we'll he had occasion to
~ h. scored t,co r..,l arnot,,tneote to,
..l I.rl.l The brst chief of division
r-f.. l..r. rf-ar a., tte etata
r.. MON ,., hand .re tl,a ,,.., OHIO gro
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1893 ,"-.,s 7'' ". -" 'H' opp.4"l-
''I' Nnluh lo-'' OF 9'"'I
N'.HNI or DIVISION Ait the Ahft--