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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

vgBir elamben ni6t, baB ir9enb Elm
midtises Clement Der republifanil6en
9artei irgenbmo in bieiem 2anbe bic
Non,ination bes Sen. 9arrilon i'm Sabre
1896 miinl6t. gr tuar 14on oas erfe
Wtal cine Mrt .barf borle", oa leine Gans
bioatur bur6 ben &iidtritt glaine's gu
@ese sebra9t murbe lotpie bur6 ben
0erratb elmer aroben Mn5abl 9berman=
Mnbdnser. 8rdlioentldafts Nomino-
tionen, pel1e su bielem greis gefauft
tperben, liub semohnlid i6le6te &apital-
anlaeen fiir bic sGartei eelpelen, meld)e
tie poGSosen bat. Seine @ieoernomi=
nation i'm Sable 1896 mar ni6t le:nen
eisenen 8erbienl item 5usui9reiben, ions
bern Der fDrperliden Dinfdlliafeit
8laine's nnb ber seiltisen S6wd6e BON
per16iebenen Der Blaine'iden 8orfdm=
pier. Sarrilon's 81 B"
ober YeriDn1idfeit TT nj d 8
porb anben mas g men ge=
minnt. Gin She'll Der uMpatbie",
mel1e bic &epublifaner Dor sipei Sabren
beiiel, mos ben 6eblern oes Gonsrelles
beisumeiIen, aber Elm bebeutenber Sbeil
bapon fam auf bas Gonto bes ganbioa=
ten lelbt. Sic fleinli6en 9 Wor=
mrtbeile, Die Se1bit u9t I'm B
bic aIlsemeine 8ei4rantt=
beit, mel9e elm Verbalten
i'm Yr61ibenten mt Tenn
seihneten unb mel6e bic 8emii=
bungen Der portei ibn wieber3umdblen,
ernitli9 beeintrd9tisten, miirben in ets
mem sueiten Sernin li6 mod idlimmer
unb ausseiprodener seitalten bur@ bas
8emubtlein, bab er auber bom Bereib
,peiterer Belobnuns ooer 8eitrofuns lei.
Wir iinb seiponnt baranf. mann oer
&f sesen Som &eeo beginner wirb.
Nas ben bidfellisen Ntat. Auap, Der ia
au@ grdiibentidaftsalpiran 1T, betrifft
10 fann mon 1i9, Denn einn,al bic Batz
terien sesen i'm aufsefabren peroen,
auf unsemein intereliante Gntbuuunsen
sefaBt MAIDEN. SIM uebrigen lit otele
3pei Sabre por Der Nomination aufses
fiibrte &abbaleeret eine 59ma6 fir
bic amerifani19e Station. @as ion bas
erit tperben, tpenn mir einige Monote
Dor oer gntl9eiouns iteben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

- 9ab ber Me&inlep- -8ubm raus-
1pielt", lit aud bic Nnlidt ber tpobl-
unterridteten unb conlerpatipen rgpes
ming Yoit" BON New Dorf. Das 8latt
idreibt bariiber rDie 9o4Soq 2eute
in ber republifanil6en Yartei batten es
fiir aussema9t sebalten, bab bic idle9s
ten 3eiten einen nmi9muns Der 0ffent=
liden Meinuns gu ibren @uniten ber=
beifiibrten unb bic grtpdbluns Mc&in=
len's als bes Yartei=ganoibaten in,
Sabre 1896 li9erten. 9lber ipdbrenb
bes peri fOiienen Monats bat es li9 er=
tpielen, baB iie bic Str6muns mibbeuten
unb oab Die seoriidte @el6dftslase nur
bic 5timmuns gu @unlten niebriser
3Ole peritdrft. Sas bemerfensmertbelte
3ei6en Der 3eit lit bic &epolte gesen
McRimleD's Sarifioeen in ieinem eisenen
Staate".
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

mar unb in Wtarion Dor mebr als slpei'
Sabren furirt tpurbe. Ct perT6erte
mid, baB ct ME ieitber au9 nur bas
gerin9ite @erlansen nod aleoboliiden
Getrdnfen irgenb tpelder Mrt gebabt
babe unb erfldrt meiter, baB er
ME l9limme Tolsen bon biele
Sur perIpiirt babe unb 9unberte
BON Yatienten femme, tpelde in ben ner-
idieoenen Reelep=Snitituten einen Sur,
ius bur9maGten NIT gang benIelben &e=
1ultaten.
Gum @9luB mp6te ih nod Iasen,.
bah i'd jebt fe1t an bic &eelep Sur
CLAUDE uno nur jebem Srinfer ben &atb.
seben fann, ii6 berlelben Su ,lnter5ieben..
Sd bin feit iiberseust, baB er i'm pous
item Gimme oes Werfes furirt iperben.
lpirb, tpte i9on Saulenbe burd bic Gnt5
beduns pon Dr. 9eslie 6. &eelep, bie=.
fem vsroben Wobltbater Der Menldheit"
tuie 9tobert Sn9er1oll i'm nit 3edt,
nennt, fllrirt tpurben. Sebe 6amiIie, il,
tpelder Elm Weitslieb nit Der Srinf=.
Wfanie bebaftet 1T, 1ollte ben Yatienten
(benn bas 1T er) nod Dem Snititut
16iden, mo- man ni6ts unperluht lallen
iuirb, leine @elinnung gu dnbern unb.
ibm oieie bDie @ewobnbei absusemO Obnen
uno mieber aug ibm gu MAIDEN, ,pofiir
er BON Soft beitimmt mar, etn sanser
Ntann NIT freiem 98ilen unb bellem
@etit, ber ieinen 0ermanoten urb ben
Beamten Der Nnitalt bantbar lit, bur9
oeren 8emiibuneen ct ii6 ielbf unb ber
Welt i'm Masemeinen tuieoer suriidsesee
ben lpurbe. 4
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

beut5nta9e leoenfalls Ell, 9e1abrltbes
&el9dft, an ber Spibe elmer gtation s,l
iteben. Die Welt mimmelt BON Snbibi=
buen bic bic grmorbuns zines Staats=
oberbauptes fir eine 8asateae balten
unb feinen llnterlhieb MAIDEN 5uilden
einem sefr0nten 9errider nno einem
Yrdl libenten i'm Grad. Belonbers Die
romanil1en 2dnber linb BON Der repolu=
tiondren Minirarbeit berartis unters
miiblt, baB Der Musbru9 zines all9emei=
men 9eyencarnepals nit Dpnamit9efnat=
ter uno Yetroleumbranb nur eine Traae
Der 3eit lit.
Giner 8eitimmuns BET fransDliI6en
Contribution se,ndB merben li6 @enat
uno Oeputirtenfammer ON oritten Sage
nod Dem Sobe bes Yrd1 d1ioenten, ollo am
Wlitttpp6, gu elmer gemeinl do ftliaer
Sibune perlamme In, Inn einen Sta6fol=
aer su er,pdblen. Sic beiben berporra=
senbiten @anbibaten linb Galimir Yerier
nel6er neulih leine 3elisnation als
9remier einrei9te, unb Der iebise Yre=
nlier 9upup. Soffentlib miro unite,
benz ginbrud Der Die 9anie cipiliIirte
Wel! nit Srauer erfiillenben Weorbtbat
bic @abl obne &ubei it0runsen poriiber=
oeben. Bei benz leibenlboitli9en Sem.
permanent Der 6ran5plen wiirbe cine Wers
l9leppuns Der @abl pielleidt etne ent=
lebIi1e &rilis, in mel9er oues brunte,
uno trunter seben piirbe, beraufbe=
1hmDren.
Marie 6rancois 5abi Garnot tpurbe
am II. Nusuit 1887 gu 2imoses gebo=
rem. Ct ltubirte oas Sn9enieurfa6 uni
leiitete bierin Gorsiigli6es. SIN beutld.
frans0iif6en &riese NOR ct prdfeft i'm
0epartement Seine inferieure unb er=
bielt ben Muftras, bic rationale 0ertbei-
oisun9 in Der Normanbie gu organiiiren
Na6 Mbldlub oes Baiienitiuitanoe
tuurbe er in bic gfationalperl lammlunQ
se,pdblt. 1876 selanste er in bic Se=
putirtenfammer uno sebDrte au ben 1868,
bic eesen ben Staatsitreib nom 16
Mai 1877 proteltirten, als bas Wlinl=
fterium 8rpelie bic &e9ierung ben
Monar6ilten in bic Sdnoe gu Ipielen
1u6te.
gr mar in ben Sabren 1883 uno 1884
0i3eprdlibent Der &ammer, Biz er am G.
Npril 1886 i'm Minil lterium 8rilion mie=
ber bic Dtfentli9en 9lrbeiten unb am 16
Mpril bic 6inansen iibernobm, bic er in
benz folsenben Miniiterium 6repcinet Biz
3. Oe5ember 1886 bebielt.
Na9 Dem &udtritt @repp's BON be,
prdl lioentldoft, tpurbe neben Jerrp uni
6repctnet lofort Garnot als &anoiba1
aufseite1t. Gleid i'm eriten Wabl=
sanse, 3. De5ember 1887, erbielt Gar.
mot bic meilten 5timmen uno in be,
enseren Wabl brans er nit GIG bon
S27 Stimmen Der &ammermitglieoe,
burh.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

banfen, ols Galifornien. Srobbem fiis=
ten Die Gepublif6ner BON Galifornien
ibrer Ylattform foleenbe Ylanfe elm:
yOaB bic @inmanberung BON allen
Mrbeitern aug alien 9dnbern perboten
tperben ipu, BON alien Nrbeitern pobl=
perltanben, BON 9anopertern ebenio tpie
BON 5onblansern, skilled" unb Gun
skilled, obne INTERRUPTED. Benn es
auf bic Galifornier anfomn,t, 10 merben
bic Shore Der Ser. Staaten seidloilen
perben sesen ale ausldnbil6en @aaren
unb eeeen alle ausldnbil9en Mrbeiter.
Musldnber nit piel @elb 1oQen tpobl
Md sugelallen tperben."
Daau bemerft Der vMnseiser oes
@eifens":
vSo bel9loHen BON Der republitani=
l9en Yartei in einem Staate, oer erit
lett penis rnebr als etnem Wfen19en=
alter Der Union ansebOrt, einem Staate,
in mel9em bic sroBe Mebrsabl Der 8e=
pDlteruns ni9t i'm Staate, lonbern auss
wdrts geboren lit. Die @erbannune
Der g6ineien baben bic galifornier
bur9seiesi-nun molten lie Elm @bina
aug ben Ser. Staaten MAIDEN unb alle
Musldnber NIT 6inefi6en @eleben ferne
balten.
@ir fDnnen nidt slauben, bab eine
10 bur9 unb bur9 reactiondre partei
iber bic Wtebrbeit Der Stimmgeber in
galifornien perfiist, aber ibre Be-
i4liille spingen jebenfaQs gu benz
traurisen Sdluile, baB ben Calf for-
niiden 8ubns cine 4eriobe bes Ra'
beniammer=glenbs sefolet unb oab Ga
lifornien, emit bas eriebnte Yaraoies,
BON Der ginuanberuns semieben merben
| iplte".
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

= SIM IA. gonsreBoiitritt nominirten
bic &epublifaner Bel Der 235. Nbitims
rnuns Ct = Staotsienator @infielo g.
Rerr bon &i1Ianb County. Ser Oii itritt
beitebt aus ben Counties 2orain, 9uron,
Miblanb, Weorrotp, Mi9lanb unb &nor.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

= Muf Der in 3anespile in unlerem
Staate absebaltenen republifanil9en
gongreBconpentipn murbe Elm Nntrag.
Mc&inlep als Observation-Disclosures
gu inboiiiren. prompt i'm &eIolutionseo=
mite abQemurfit.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

- 9ie 9at6'ide Mnti Option Bin
tpurbe am Greitas i'm &eprdientanten=
bouie nit 149 se9en 81 Stimmen pol
iirt. Dte Bin 1T sesen bic Speculation
in @etreibe seri9tet, mirb aber pobl
ibren 3med pollitGnbig perfeblen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28
eyn ben republifani1hen @ei6'

Sn ben republitani1hen @ei9en
sdbrt es sepaltis. Gs nimmt mod 3mei
Sabre bis CUR repub!itanil6en Nationals
conpention uno bod uirb Der &f I'm
bic Yrdibentldaits Domination lhor
jest nit elmer Grbitteruns sefiibrt. tpelde
ni9t mebr ld6n it, unb bic mOslider=
,peiie mod Elm babes Dubenb @uiteaus
an bic OberfldAe brinst Nud @arfielo
fiel ia bielem milben &f um bic
Beute sum Spfer. Sic republitaniiden
Yarteileiter baben es lid nun einmal in
ben &opf gelebt, baB an einem Sieee
Der Nartei in 1895 ni9t su s,peifeln lit.
Mus bieier 9ertrauenslelisfeit entlprinet
oenn aud, Die @utb nit luelber Die Or=
gore oieIes ober jenes 9ieblingslcbnes
pom 2eoer 5ieben. Gs lieb lid erwar-
ten, baB nanbem mon McRinlep in Den
lebten Wphsn an 3euge seflidt, auN
bic iibrieeu gewerber ibre Wilher be-
fommem lpiirben. Ser ct. 2onsler
,Globe Nempfrat", befanntlib eines Der
einflubreitbiten republifanilhen Blatter
bes Meitens, bat benn aaf bereits ben
Mnfang gemndt nit einem giftigen Mn.
fan se0en 9nrriion. Sn elmer ieinsr
Ieten anln)kyn i&rfibt boz @latt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

- Oie &epublifaner bon alabama
perlansen in ibrer plattform, bob ieoer
Ginpanberer elm Ropfselo BON $500 bel
ber 2anbung gable. -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

- Ser populiitil9e Senator gllen
batbem republifaniIden 5enator Gbano=
ler in Der Sibuns bonn q. Stunt einen
r59weinebunb" an ben &opf setporfen.
9ie 2eute l9einen ii4 au fennen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28
Mc&inlep ober bielmebr bic mil

- Mfc&inlep ooer pielmebr bic nit
ibm operirenbenG Gabrifanten, Sruits unb
Monopole, tuollten auf benz amerifani=
16en Gontinente eine inbultriele 8 e j.
pot tie einfibren. Blaine, Der bamals
Staatsntiniiter unb Siibrer ber republic
faniI6en Bartei mar, tparnte persebli9
gegen bic unsebeuerli9feiten bes neuen
Sarif's unb nur na9 laneem gemiben
gelang es ibm in elfter 5tunoe, oab Dem
Mc&inlep @eiebe Die &eciprocitdts=
glau1el angebdnst wuroe.
Wie piel unredt bur9 bic McRinlep-
@eIebe benz amerifani19en 0oIfe unb
fremben Nationen susefiist purbe uno
tpie piel l1nbeil Blaine our9 bic Geci=
proeitdts=G Glauiel absemenoet bat, bas
uirb mobl ME p0lIig flar selest uno be-
meHen merben f6nnen, aber 10 piel lit
bemielen iinb 1T erft jebt uieber bur1
bic 3udertruit Gntbiillunsen gu Sage
eeforbert iporben, bab bic repubIi. i.
anii4e partei bas Gritseburts=
re9t bes an1erifanii9en 8oltes an bic
36llner unb Monopoliiten peri9a-
9ert bat. (SQs. Stss)
- Col. Gonser bon Mfron, tpel9er
neuli9 bic Bombe in bas McRinlep=
Qaqer mari erfldrte unter Mnberm j:
sd bin gu einem 1od3ollner er3osen
iporben; aber i1 babe grfabrungen ee=
ma1t, tbel1e fneine Mnli9ten total per=
dnbert boben. Die repubIifanil9e Yar-
tel tritt fir ben Sdub5o0 elm. Das
Qanb bot unter benz 2ebteren proiperirt !;
aIlein je meter bas 9anb iorti6reitet,
befto meniger bebarf es bes 5hnb3oles.
Wenn bic republifaniide 8ortei ii9 i'm
Sabre 1896 auf bic MeRinlep 8iu ltel-
len pollte, 10 piiroe bas einfad glei9.
bebeuteno nit Selbltmoro lein. Muber
ben 9ruits siebt es in ben Ser. @taas
ten faum einen Jabrifanten ober Rauf=
mann, in be1en SntereHe es ldse, bic
soblrei1en llneeredtisfeiten Der Mac-
2inlep Bin aufreht 3u erbolten. ."-Das
lit nun gerooe ni6ts Neues, benn bic
bemofratil1e Prelie bat. abgeleben bon
ber ongebli9en Vrosperitdt, bic Der
/. G4ubsoa bernorbrinsen loa, idon felt
Sabren bafjelbe selost, aber redt fnter-
eifant lit es bod, tuenn elm 10 berporra=
Qenber Hepublifaner ME gonger jebt
berartise Qlniidten iiber bic MeRinlep
BID ansipri9t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

- Ser srobe Musfanb Der Roblen~
srdber bat s,pei Weonate seoauert uno
einen Werluit BON ettpa $20,O0O,OOO
perurIu9t; bapon fallen rei4li4 $12,=
100000 auf bic Mrbetter.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

- SIN 1S. gonereBbiitritt, tpelder
aus ben Counties Mustinsum, @uern-
iep, Noble, Walbinston unb Wtorsan
beitebt, murbe gonsreb &eprdientant
Ban Noorbis ppn ben8epublifanern tpie=
bernpminirt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

- Senator Mlbrid, Der sroBe S9us-
aolner, bdlt es nit benz 3udertruit It. neil
bic 0irma au ipelder er sebDrt, 81, ,50O,=
600 bonn 3udertruit pumpte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

- @arfielb's S9tpieserlobn, Iein
friiberer pripat Sefretdr 9tanlep
Bromn, bot bic Sabre ber cine @6reis
beritele sueiter &lalie in Waibinston
befIeibet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28

gu oIelen 9olonlen. 'pDDon 1ns=
manio uno glsu= Seelanb Snlcln lmh,
fommt nod ous SerritDril,m Jlprb
9iuitralisn nnh eiu 3leil Der sSniel ylen
Guinea. Ser @einnimt llmfang 1T
iiber 3 Otinicnen Guaorat= Weifen rt!1
me6r als Miliipnen Ginpphner.
(Yhila. Sem.
- Megen Rinbsmorbs 1T in Braui,=
i4meig bic unberebeliAte Suianaa so.
sbirsi 5lifa 9pbe perurtbeilt porbeli.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-28
- Das Staatsoberseridt bat ii4 big
3un "a. Septerber pertagt.

Gine republifani1de Staatscon=
tion na9 ber anbern ldliebt li4 ben
Silberleuten an.
The morning call., 1894-01-28
THE BLUE LIGHT,
COulter's Great Marine
Painting.
A NOBLY CONCEIVED SUBJECT
1t Tells Its Tale of the Sea With
Much POwer-H. K. Boomers
Work.

When a ship or schooner, barge or
steamer. is introduced on one OF Mr.. Coul-
rer's canvases - and he very rarely is
wooed from the sea to the land-be sure il
is correctly drawn, and has the right poise
or set in the water. and will neither cap
size with its roll nor be blown off the rise
of a wave. The standing rigging is all in
place; the running cordage, however CON-
plicaied, is knowingly made fast or reeved
tn rough the blocks; the masts and spars
are in true positions and relationship.
and the whole depicted creation is sucn as
would satisfy sailors eye, which is as
critical In details as drill sergeant's in
spectioE of soldiers uniform. Long be-
fore he began to paint Mr.. Coulter knew a
ship from the truck to the keel. had been
round the globe in clippers, and taken his
trick at the helm with the rest of his
watch. He went to sea very little lad,
for he was A. B. (able seaman) when he
was II, and very soon after he came to
manhood he had had enough of blue
water, salt pork, weavilly biscuit, pea
SOUP and bo'sun's language and arriving
in San Francisco Bay dropped anchor and
cruised no more.
1t is a short cut to paintng-to the
knowledge that you have talent or are
only wasting time-to get some painter 10
tell you what tricks of the brush and
valette he knows. BY and by, if you sue
coed, you have caught so and SOS manner,
or belong to particular school, and criti-
ciZe rival styles with dispassionate scorn.
The morning call., 1894-01-28

Senate and they form one Of the busiest
parts Of the Capitol building. 1t takes
about thirty employees to run them. You
see white-aprOned, white-capped men
everywhere, and there are cooks and dish
washers. oyster Shuckers and bakers,
making up corps large enough to run
a big summer hotel The main room
of the kitchen prOper is fifteen feet wide
By 100 feet long. 1t contains two ranges,
each big enough TO roast an OK, and
it has patent steamers and baking ma
chimes here and there about it. In one
corner is the biggest soup pot IN Washing
ton. It will hold abont two bushels Ct
liquid and it is the size of the largest
apple-butter kettle. 1t is made of the
brightest of red copper and II is used for
keeping the stock for the making of the
soup. NiCkel-plated steam pipes run
through il and the liquid is always hot. A
little further over there is a copper pot of
about half this size, heated in the same
way, in which the Gran berry sauce and
apple sauce which is eaten by These Sena-
tors is cooked. aud near this is patent
turkey rooster. It would make your
mouth water TO know just how good The
turkeys cooked by this process are. They
are roasted by steam. and the rooster Is a
double iron box about as big as the aver
age dry-go0ds DOx, within the walls Of
which steam is conducted by nickel-plated
pipes, thoroughly roasting the mallard
ducks and the 20-pound turkeys which are
laid away within it.
Another feature Of this kitchen is the
grill. 1t is gridiron 80 large that you
could lay the largest sheep upon it and
broil it. This rests over a bed of Ted-hot
charcoal, and the fire is such that the
steak or chops can be we'll done In five
minutes. The grill is Kept going about
siS hours day, and the juicy meat which
comes from it has made most of the gray
matter which you will fnd in the alleged
The morning call., 1894-01-28
CAPITOL COOKING.
Where Food for the Sem
ators Is Prepared.
STATESMEN AT LUNCHEON.
The Good Things Provided to
Tempt the Senatorial
Appetite.
Jan. %.

~
Congress wants new Kitchens a colll-
mittee of the House has been appointed TO
Investigate the matter, and the members
are by no means satisfied with the dark
rooms and old-fashioned COOKING utensils
with which the basemen: oil that PARK OIL
the Capitol is furnished. The restaurants
of Congress do as big business as any
hieh-toned eaunG-houses in the United
States. Nearly q thousand people are fed
daily at the tables of the House restaurant.
and fully 500 have their stomaches tickled
nv the sppetizlng viands dished up in the
restaurant of the Senate. The Senate of
ths United States recently put in new
Kitchens. and there is no club house in the
world that has better culinary apparatus
Our greatest statesmen are more particular
as TO their bills of fare than they are as TO
the bills before Congress. They want all
the latest frills in the fashion of their
dishes. and they use everything
that modern invention can supply
to help them in their cooking. / have
spent some time this week in sampling the
good things of the restaurants and have
made study of the Senate kitchens. The
latter cannot but be interesting to the
women of the United States. They are
away down under the ground. You go
through winding stairwayS into the sub
basement of the Capitol. \ gu take Sab
bath days journey through gloomy cor
ridOrs, and you finally find yourself in a
suite OF bright rooms lighted entirely from
the top and f1oored, walled and ceiled with
the cleanest Of white tiles.
These rooms are vaulted. They are the
kitchens, storerOoms and bakeries of the
The morning call., 1894-01-28

much at time, and becoming confused
and baffled by the succession of million
fold changes. The painter can but
give one set Of changes, and
then his scale of motion stands
still. Look at it long enough and
nature on the tides surface. and color
utterly indefnable is perpetualiy SWIM
ming before the eye. The color Is Infinite
IN blended complexity. AS the waves tilt
up or sink the hues are flashed from the
sky, the horizon, the zenith, from the blue.
from the orange of sunrise or sunset. from
clouds, from the solar beams direct, or
pencils of light through riffs in the strata.
Hues also come from the waves themselves,
and in Shoal water from the light reflected
by the bottom, which communicates
greenlsh tinge. There are also translucent
rays shooting through the cFests, and the
very air which churns up the foam on the
surface and beneath modi6es the color.
Objects on the surface, by cutting off the
hight Of the sky, are outlined in irregular
splashes on broken water. and fully on
still water. There may even be shadows
on muddy water and on the bottom OF
shallow clear water.
The artist may well be In despair when
he drinks in the scene OF water in motion
and sums up the slender range of his
palette. The best he can do is to seize an
average group of forms, and Impart as
much chr0matlc vibration as his wits can
devise by cunning harmOnizing of tints In
]uXtapOsitiOn and dextrous brush work.
\ the best he is conventional, whether he
has the mosaic minuteness and glittering
iridescence of Brett or the broad, fash
ing strokes of Colin Hunter or Edwin
Ellis. In landscape all the herbs of the
field or the foiaged bOughs of the forest
may be expressed truthfully, and the sky
may move and palpitate in depth and
mystery, but moving water, alas, is apollo
getc in pigments.
Nevertheless there are degrees of success
as well as examples of conspicuous fail.
ure. As sailor, Mr.. Coulter has famili-
arity with the sea, and constant observa-
ton to guide him in FORMS and in some of
his work he is remarkably realistic, es-
Decially in quiet. unobtrusive effects.
Scores of his subjects have been drawn
from San Francisco Bay, which with its
shipping and islands and environment of
hills may be considered marine painters
paradise. We have not the buildings of
Venice, but the lateen-sailed boats of our
fishermen sufficiently suggest the Adriatic,
and hay barges. full-rigged ships under
sail or drying their canvas, schoOners, tug
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finest OF damask cloths on chairs of oak,
cushioned with green leather. Their
dishes are china and their forks are of
silver The most of them prefer steel
knives, and silver is only used for the
cutting of fruit. The common dining
room is apart from that used by the
Senators, and there is pie and oyster
counter presided over by walters. AT
these the statesmen now and then take a
snack, but the most or them are GOOD
livers. and they take full meal at noon
every day of the year.
1t is funny to watch the meat and to see
Upon what meat these our Caesars feed
that they NAV grow so great" Take Don
Cameron. He looks like dyspe tic, and
az he sits in the Senate be chews his red
mustache as if he were hungry. He is as
lean as rail, and you would never sup
pose that he was one of the biggest eaters
of the Capitol. He likes rich food, and he
washes his lunch down every day with a
pint of champagne. One of his favOrite
dishes is calves liver aud bacon. and he
smacks his lips three times A week over a
cnaflng-disn stew. Senator Stewart of
Nevada is another man who is fond of
chating-dish stew, and there is a bakers
dozen of Senators who think that oysters
served in this way form a dish for the
gods. Senator Stewart cooks his oysters
himself. He calls for a dozen of the finest
selects, and these are brought to him at
the table and a chafing dish is set before
him. There is no water used The Oys-
ters are stewed ir their own liquor in a
large glass of the best sherry wine, ana.
in addition. he puts in a big lump of but
ter and the yolks of two eggs, and then
salts and peppers to taste. 1t is one of the
richest dishes known to public men ana
is very productive Of govt. Senator Stew
art drinks no wine with his meals, but he
now and then has a bottle OF beer. He is
not very Particular bout his surroundings,
but he likes to do his own cooking.
Senator Hawley knows what is good,
but he usually taxes a light lunch. His
favOrite dish is chicken SOUP, and after
this he has a piece of apple pie and glass
of milk If he has a friend with HIM he
spreads himself out over the whole bill Of
fare. but when alone his lunch is a light
one. Senator Sherman is another pie-eat
His favorites are apple and cCstErd, and
he always takes glass of milk with his
lunch. Senator FRYE lunches on apple pie
and cup OF tea. PETER of Kansas con-