The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

has been suggested that II the Pr I lo',nr
we're 10 appoint a judge VINO i',u , rrt
married il would be putuhs "a node
,pon bachelorhood winch 49, coun-
badly for the home interests u
try. ,..u,o II Fuller was
.,,.od bv President Cleveland I'D iooo'
- a mansion on the corner oil Ele"
- stroet and Massachusetts "nenL'
:. a., oce Of the largest houses i'll 60
- md II would be an easy INNS
-, ,,ourself in IL. From the o"'s'uN
4, attracts the visitors gaze 49, II
-,-,ccr.tic and exclusive appearance ~
"a. the rooms are monsters bNciS -
an the ground floor could he nSeu -,
t.u roor,. and all are furnished IN oar n
N-,o,,s1 ,anestries and hangings' heaNS
,.el,,ot and turkish carpets cover ''s
door and when you walk the ohlS
YOU hear is your own rustic. r,,stice,s
ON the next floor is the Chlel 'u9'
library; and il is py far the iaIse9 " ~
most luxurious of any ipr"Is =. tas
Justices of the Supreme Court 81 mas
80 Y,{,dovs and you could easily d.
,fde II IN into five very comiot'dO'e
roome Judge Fullers desk faces thiee
,,.trdoUy and shining across II slde"lse
49, three more. The desk Itself is Il
long aat topped desk. The top Is usuaHy
Uttered with papers and a STACK vi US"
hooks. Between the windows ana III Ou'u
every available wall space are DOCK cases
euad with precious volumes And over
The door as you enter is life sized por-
fratt OF the late Judge Blatchtord-
Tho Chief Justices working companion
ts a bir green parrot, Laura. Laura si's
I'm A big cage IN an alcove back OF tne
Judges desk and converses WIN MN III
Snanish. for she speaks Engish sIoW.E'
When I was there the judge sald 10 the
uarrot Good morning In English ana
Miss Laura hesitated few minutes,
.,.ke5 iif her eve in meditation, scratched
her head and then suddenly said WY
good morning" adding in Spanish mat
She would ike TO have her morning Guy
~ coffee
Iydee Fuller has eight children. seven
daughters and one son. Three OF the
dsYrbters are married. one is still in
school and the other three are reco6'
rizsd bellies OF their set The son is the
hahy ~ the family He is only thirteen
and goes 10 school.
Judge George Shiras. appointed by Har-
rsln. IN '92 is one Of the most pleasing
gentlemen YOU will meet IN life time.
Judge Shiras has a magnificent suite OF
apartments in the Arlington hotel on
me thrd floor. comprising seven rooms.
Ttore e fine reception room, beaut-
tg large parlor overlooking the park;
hen there are the judges sleeping room'
bic study his library and two rooms
Sacred 20 Mrs Shiras. All are furnished
R'h things picked up in travel.
IN ne Judges library there is an enor-
nous easy chair in which, he saws, he
,ases solid comfort The judge loves his
nome so we'll that even when Mrs Shiras
goes 20 Sow York or south for long
'''' you ind him in his library-in the
easy chair
The Judge IS a believer I'm the home.
speaking ~ o. he said: do I believe In
Young mans marrying? Indeed, / do
ana ] think young men do not marry
carry enough. II is all foolishness 10 wait
uhui they have enough money TO get
married upon. Let them get married and
w'f vii soon save money. Young men
would have more money today IL they
got married and had something 10 save
money Tor. instead Of going out nights
ana spending what little they can spare
got married at twenty-six, and II I
had 10 DO 1t over / would marry at
."eh'y, Tor ] have spent thirty-six very
happy years with my family"
The judge has two sons. both 3racticing
Jaw IN Pittsburg, and he is very p.cpd
of being the grandfather Of a youlg msn
80 kits. The child IS George ShiIas
ihfd. And until the death las. sumner
oi Judge Stiras' father he was George
Shiras, fouru-. The Judge says tina. no
l1i me does not meet his ideas Of home:
20 he Is negotiating for handsome house
.h the fashionable part of Washington,
mo which he moves this spriag.
Judge Horace Grey lives On large
Stuare house on ] street. Outside II IN
PAIN but inside 1t Is all luxury, even
10 the Buttons who greets you NJ YOU
enter the big door. On the grolnd IL or
are three mammoth parlors. and you get
s s Impression Of ferns and rich furniture.
me judges library is up one fight or
stairs, but no interviewer has ever had
we pleasure Of seeing II or Gesc1ring
us contents
VIII be interesting 10 know ;nat the
..case Is thought to be the largest man in
aShington. lie stands over six s6tt.
,hree' and he is as broad as a .oor. In
'~Vl 'As judge is larger than his official