New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-03
CHAT ABOUT PROMINENT MEN.

Senator Thomas H. Carter of Montana. is an out.
and-out Reed man now that ex-President Harrison
has Withdrawn from the race for the Presidenua
nomination. During a recent visit TO New-York he
was asked why he supported Reed so strongly. In
explanation he said that his reasons dated back
some years. Then he was candidate Tor C9 W,
burrows. Reed and other prominent Republicans
TO come over into Macedonia and help MIN. ING
Carter several times and Carter elected When
he took his seat In the House he was strongly uise0
to vote for M'Kinley for Speaker against Heeo:
This he refused to do and he says now that he ID
for Reed for all time
Senator John NJ Thurston. Of Nebraska, Is doing
some energetic work for Mckinley. He was IN
New-York long ago and said then that' "nhe
the favorite scheme was being WORKED IN Ne
braska Mckinley really the choice OF tho
people He made some bitter remarks ABOUT =
presidential trust composed Of the politica bosses
of the country who opposed Mckinley; a stoIy ~
r rsse is to told by politician who talked with the
senator when he was in the city recently senator
sNad about MAi the General Man
derson The Senator replied: Manderson Is p GOO
dene but he is nothing than fayori.e son"
who do you think will get the nomination.
"McR i aueried his interlOcutor' who was
We'll" said Mr.. Thurston. dryiy' i always INV
to be on the winning side
Every one has heard Of the Chinaman VINO raw
"a snowstorm for the first time and took the wnite
flakes for starch but this is not nearly as iaus"-
able as the experience OF guest at the ho'eI
brunswick yesterday. He Is Rudolfo Saiazar' or
Venezuela He comes from the high vahey OF 'ne
Orinoco where snow is unknown. He has been IN
the CITY only a short time. and complained around
the hotel bitterly about the cold. he wore iu's
enouph 10 clothe a Russian Grand Duke, hugged
tho steam heater and anxousy inquired how long
che thing would last. When he awoke Yesterday
morning AMI glanced out or his WINDOW ne So
an ejaculation OF wonder. The window Sill tne
house tops the trees and everything In sight weIe
literally buried beneath clingng erm.ns ryo ~
lie raised his window and grasped nan1Lui y.
snow and tasted IT, He said arerwaro that W
had expected 70 find some nayor 10 II. IN al n m,
life OF fory-three years he had never seen snow
storm He had read what snow was. out NO oescrIp-
ton could convey 10 him the beauty OF the scene
He came downstairs fairly into1icateo VIII ~ u
light He hunted up the manager and aske9 NUN
TO explain the phenomenon men ne 30. 1000
will freeze in my mouth prefer the pains anu 81"
of the Orinoco: but this IS superb
There is a man uptown who Is cherishing grudss
against Governor Griggs. of New-Jersey. or rather
was until Yesterday Governor Griggs has been
the guest at many banquets and receptions ooth IN
New-York and New-Jersey. The man In question.
among Others met Mr. Griggs at dinner At the
Waldorf In shaking hands with him the Governor
languidly gave his left hand and made no apology
The aggrieved man was telling OF TINS yesterday
and making a sarcastic comment about II wren
some one quietly told him that the Governor has
tent that his right arm was practically useless:
This settled the matter and now to this mans mind
the reputation OF New-Jerseys Governor as
thorough gentleman IL restored