The sun., 1897-03-14
Parker Of New Jersey cam. in during the day to

Parker Of New Jersey came In during the day 10
pay his respects-at feast, 80 he says This /.
once yesterday and again to-day.
Chairman Powers OF the House Pacific Rail-
shook hands with the President. Vermont pat.
ronage, for 9 wonder. was not talksdof. =.
Pettas and col. Dick Bright, sergeant.st. Arm; ;
OF the Senate; were % some oi tn the Dem9crattc Den
came In just before noon. Representatives Hill
OF Connecticut was another Visitor. Repre-
sentative Stone OF Pennsylvania came to recon-
mend constituent for local Post Office.
Representative Quigg was with the President
cago. candidate for Minister to Belgium and,
with the assist lance OF Thomas n. Reed. will prob
ABLY get the place came TO present his successor.
resentatiye Foss. one Of the youngest. handsonl-
est, and braniest members In Congress, came 10
ask the appointment OF Mr.. T. A. Drwesse OF
chicago to SOME foreign consulate. Mr.. Foss
will probably succeed In having Mr.. Dewesse ap-
pointed. as he has indicated an intention OF ask
ing but few fsyors from the President, although
he was one OF his warmest supporters In the past
Ex. Representative Henderson OF Illinois. who
has become quite a familiar figure about the
White House, was on deck again this morning
gan. Mr henderson served in Congress with
President Mckinney" Indeed; he came to Con
sftcrwar1. Mr. henderson served @ anu nearly ety
twenty years in Congress. and when be was
and a clear conscience. He would like some
good joo under the present Administration, and
As usual at IL o'clock. the door leading to the
Presidents room was thrown open for several
gathered to .hake bis hand More than % a
hundred people came for this purpose. and it
was after 1880 when the last man departed. and
the President hied himself away from the throng
In the afternoon several distinguished callers
appeared on the scene. Sir Julian Psuncetote.
who put his nose in the door this morning only
to be told that the President was head over heels
with business. came again in the afternoon and
TO make arrangements for the reception OF the
ladies OF the Diplomatic Corps.
senator sherman was another one of the after
noon callers He came in the morning. also. but
spent only moment and made AN .appointment
several minutes with the President. Secretary
OF ar Aiser was another OF the Cabinet callers
yesterday, again found himself inside the ESecu-
tive Mansion this afternoon. The President re-
ceived him cordially and the two we're together
about twenty minutes. Mr.. Miller said his
mission was purely a business one and had no
bearing on political matters.
senator WOlcott came bustling mp the stairs
and several prominent politicians we're waiting
outside To see the President when he came ia,
had been waiting several minutes. The Colo
RADIO senator was with the President twenty
minutes. He departed in the same hurried and
bu-inesslike manner.
Col. A. Z. Buck, the Republican boss OF
with Major Hanson OF the same state. After
waiting several minutes. and being sde.tracked
by senator Wolcott, they were ushered into the
private secretary's room. where they remained
another half hour before seeing the President.
john ". Foster saw the President by appoint
ment. He denies the report that he is to be ap-
pointed Minister to China. John Hay. who u
scheduled to d!splace Ambassador Bay vas
an afternoon caller. Ex-senator Don Cameron
was also with the President moment. He says
he wants no Office, foreign or domestic. Senator
Cockrell OF Missouri. odd Garden sass Cox
rell he il called lin MEZouri,' saw the
President for a moment. senator Burrows OF
Michigan was visitor. as was Ben Butterworth
OF Ohio and Representatives Harmer of Penn
sylvania and Watson OF Ohio. The Hon. III, W.
Corbett, who has been appointed senator from
Oregon 10 succeed Mitchell, shook the Presi-
dents hand.
Al 3 o'c!ock President Mckinley had his pie
ture taken by local photographer who came 10
the White House with his camera. The picture
wus taken with the President seated az his desk,
in his famous pose, with one leg crossed over the
other.
There was no general afternoon reception to-
day, a. Saturday has been taken from the list:
50 ~ soon as the picture WAS taken the Presi-
dent retired to the family portion OF the
Mansion.