Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
IN THE HOTEL oonRrpoKs.

IN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS.
"As she was not fairy ana h.a . a., ~h,,h
rivaled in size the digit OF my nAnnesale. ..,a
Walter z. Corbet, OF Macon, Ca, United Stats.
marshal for the southern district Of tina, stat.
TO TIE srsR representative AZ the Fbbitt I'm.
morning. ''when she hauled OF and hit me with
all her might in the mouth felt H. Blu, INV
esteem ard consideration Tor the sex. Of course.
prevented any like exhibition Of istic proves
on my part
AS a rule women do not engage in illicf. die
filling. When they do il is to take advantage
of their sex and they distin for q brother or
husband. No jury in Georgia will eonvlct.
woman OF Illicit liquor manufacture aud they
therefore screen their male relatives.
'one OF the most memorable raids ever
made Vas In Taylor county. The old man had
tiye daughters, two Of whom were quite pretty.
when we drove up we we're met by a bull dog
ss big as calf A few blows with a fence rail
settled him. In an Grbor not far from the
house Was one Of the daughters. She was sub
lect To eplleptic fits. Our arrival produoed
one. The other girls were down AZ The ,,,s-
tihefN M the edge ot the swami. We wont
aown there. three OF MS. They set upon us and
iSf lev minutes there was fun. Maidens Of
tnsir eahoer who can handle a hoe pillow or
way they swore at US struck rs .cr.,ch.s ~
tore Us and bit for few moynents noaia
have been amusing 10 a casual SPECTATOR. bat IN
was certainly trying 90 our feelings However.
We subdued them and sootheJ thero r.s,u,i
the epiIeptic sister from her ~. des,royea ths
distlllery, conhscated the whisky and left M
We didn't arrest them. for ii Womb have h..n
worse than useless and the father, as a han
pened, was away
They promised solemulv never "a make
another drop Of moonshine whisky but went -,
work the next day and raided them again
about three months afterward though hi, I'm.
they didn fight, and I have been recently in
FORMED That they are still at work These five
Amazons OF TAYLOR county. I understand on
tered into an agreement among thems.lv,s M,
70 marry, but 70 make whisky as close corpor-
alton OF five. don't see how the two pre,tx
girls could have made this resolve A. soon n.
lneA "a" as one of the elder girls called out in
shrlll. high voice. 'Revnews' which a IN.
word OF warning among moonshiners and viii
yulsions."
oh! was simply infatuated with her. said
the Princess kaiulani to THE srAR representa-
tive at the Arlington last evening. Eve ouly
saw Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland for few moment.
IN the blue room. you know, but her loyeliness
VIII be indelllby impressed upon me-
''she is very beautiful, but all beautiful
women are not sweet. you know But Mrs
Cleveland isboth beautiful and sweet. I have
fallen in love with her. II isn't often, YOU
know. that women fall in love with each other,
Us generally with the other sex but I think
| Mrs. Cleveland too charming for ANYTHING
''She IL so graceful her wavs are so winning
I her Voice ~ 20 soft and sweet and she has ,uch
lovely manner that puts you right al ease
with her at once. Mr.. Cleveland too. was very
entertaining. but he wasn't nearly so nice =.
I v
we didn't see Baby Ruth. 81 whom have
heard so much and whom ! should have been
so delighted 10 see. but our visit was most
pleasant and one ever TO be remembered by
me-"
Il am glad 10 learn" said Congressman
Conn Of the thirteenth Indiana district. 'sthst
the report that Mr.. Cleveland had decided To
discriminate against editors is not true Nv
district is an agricultural district largely. I
canvassed it very thoroughly and was brought
IN contact with the editors OF the local rural
press. No class Of men do more in a campsieu
to further the interests Of their party than do
editors and newspaper men. This is particu-
larry true OF the country editor. Their circu-
latior Is small, they work very hard and they
hight their battles as il the fate Of the nation
and their own lives depended upon the success
/ OF their candidntes. They are certainly deserve
| ing of reward and should be the sery last class
OF recipients for presidential favor who should
be Disseminated against"
| Col. Conn is probably the only Concrese,rar
who ever made a campaign and got fat on Al,
| There has been q good deal said and written
about the 'faugues of the CAMPAIGN"
Although he made a very accurate canvass
| through a large territory, and while nearly
everybody else was suffering from overwork,
| wear and tear and general political debility.
Col Conn gained twelve pounds and came one
of the campaign fresh aud rosy THr srAa
representative asked him how he did IT,
simplicity ITSELF" he responded sTn the
| first place didn't cross any political bridges
until came to them; didn't worry. Then
! had man accompany me 60 do the talking.
and TO .stsve of visitors and people with ares
to grind SO used to 60 In and take long
| sleeps and maps after my travels and let him do
the talking for me. It's a great scheme and I
commend il TO men who have congressional
| aspirations, for every man I met during the
campaign looked weary and worn and run
down"
| "As q result OF the bitter strife betwesn
| Carter Harrison and Mr.. Hessing in the pri-
maries to secure the nomination Of the mayor
atty in Chicago" said William T. Baker, ex-
president Of the worlds fair commission and a
present one Of the directors and member Of tho
executive committee, to The STAR representa-
tive at the Arlington, blessing has boited and
| taken with him considerable strength. An
effort has been made 10 organize this opposi-
| ton in concert with other citizens into citi-
zens' movement, but at the present time NO
| definite results have matured.
This movement is backed and indorsed By
some Of the best men Of both parties who do
not believe in Carter Harrison partisan gov
eminent OF the municipality. This feeling ID.
in fact, very strong. The citizens movement,
however, should unite upon some candidate
| who would be acceptable aud who would re-
ceive general support without further delay.
The opposition to Harrison may be understood
| when IL is considered that the entire pres Of
Chicago. with the exception OF his own organ,
il against him and fighting him deter
| minedly.
III the meeting for which call was issued
| be held in time and it accomplishes its purposs
| the citizens movement will be materially
strengthened. The republicans have been very
much encouraged and urged TO make .
straight party nomination, because Of the In
| ability of the citizens TO unite upon somebody
who would be generally acceptable. but II Il
still hoped that the republicans will indorss The
candidate named by the citizens party.
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