The herald., 1895-11-24
AN INTERESTING QUARTET

and as a whole, they are an uncertain
lot and nav devel 'p ecce ntricities which
will kesp the veterans in sad state Of
worriment.
OF the 1872 new men only q are Dem o.
Gratis, and the Republican majority will
be made up of 1876 youngsters and LOG
veterans. The old-timers among the
Democratic mem bers are enjoying the
melancholy thought that notwithstanding
their reduced numbers they will be able
to have plenty % fun with the raw re-
Cruits on the opposing sIue.
AS a result OF SO many accidents being
in the house. there are some curious men
among thsm, and In the coming ,essiOn
they will De sure to attract considerable
attention.
For instance, the First district Of Nav
Hampshire sends Salvation army
Cyrus A. Subway. Sulloway il biz,
brswHv man, and in the aid days could
held his end up in still heht with
charming ease. II will not do fJr the
veteran 10 take too many liberties with
him. He IS an able lawyer and is we'll
up in parliamentary rulings.
He was born in Grafton, N. H., fifty.
FIVE ytars ago and praotised law in Man
che ter for thirty-One years. He has been
a Greenb ,cker, Democrat and Republi
can. and several times represented his
district in the state legislature. MIR. Sui.
loway va, formally = rapid liver and OK
pert at the game Of poker. Ten years ago
he became converted and Joined the Sal
walton army. His tall form was often
seen walking In their PROFESSIONS and his
stro ,oic heard chanting their tunes.
About two yea-s ago he made profou d
sensation by marrying Matte Il. Webste =,
salvation Iasse.
Tex 5 8. nds from the Tenth district
Miles Grow ley, young man who does
not know much about leg station, but is
a sure to t,ke gnoi care Of his constiiu-
ents AS n man skilled in the intricacies
OF legislation. He has served ons term
in the Tcxa. house of representatives and
two TENS in the senate, and is very
popular man. He Is 80 years old aud was
bon in SION.
W thai Or wiley is sensible man and
abb TO take care OF himself IN any COM
pany, for b. his been cowboy aud boss
stevedorr, fireman ami political boss of
man, dad men" in the Lone Star state.
He succeeds Buck Kilsore. who kicked
in the door of the house during the
Fifty second congress.
u. Fra Haley, from the Ninth In
diam str ct, is the los-cabin man of
the / f,-fourth. He was b IN thirty
Nv years ago amid the forests of Cham
pa gn county. THis was a sparsely settled
sect on and his parents were very or.
They had no neigh pors nearer than four
miles. When years Old his father pur.
ch IS d History of the Civil War, and
form this the boy learn, to read.
Poverty ana an invalid father called
up,n FIR INK at the aga of lo 10 help the
mo her earn the living. To add to n is
fortune tn S mother became blind when
tn boy was but IA years oil |. and thus
tha entr- support Of the family WIS
thrown up,n HIM. He saved WOO for
living, tau hi school and finally entered
up,n the practice # law, which in time
vi I'd d him a goo income. He mar
red when 10 ind has served in tho Indi-
ana lie islalure.
harris n n. Atwood, from the Tenth
district, Massach: cts, will DO the artis-
tic meIa ber. Hs is y clever architect,
having adoi ted that business In prefer
ence to the more uncertain ere Of raint.
inp. He 10 also . skillful politician. He
! but so years Of age and a native Of
Veimo I.
II - was sduu ted at THE Charlsstown
putlic schools. Grad from the
Phil ps songol in 1877, be entered tho
law office Of Dir. Godfrey Morse and Mr..
John r. Billiard. studying architecture
at the same time. In 1885 he opened an
afF1r. in Rostcr and in Nav. 1898. hs wa-