The evening times., 1900-10-22

Some have aspired TO higher honors and
will be found sitting in TIE Senate others
I have had similar aspirations, but have
| been less successful and will be found at
| their homes; some failed to receive the
nomination. and others have retired vol
UNFAIRLY. The latter class is the smallest
in number. BY far the majority of those
retiring are men whose position in the
House has been inconspicuous. to say the
least. but q handful viii be greatly miss
ed. Those who are members OF the pres
ent House and who are not candidates for
reelection are:
Alabama-Jesse stanings, Willis Brewer. and
! Joseph Wheeler
Ark4nSas-Willam L. Terry.
| California;. A Barlan1, Marion Devries, Rus
! sell j. Waters.
Idaho-Edgar Wilson
nliroia-lhomas Cusack, William Ella Will
iaus.
Irdiana-George ". Faris.
| Iowa.. r. Lane, Smith McPherson, j. T.
Kansas-willis J. Bailey, E r. Ridgely.
Kentucky-oscar Turner. a. 5, Berry, Juae W
| Gale, George C. Gilbert, T. y. Fitzpatrick.
MaTyIand-W. R. Baker.
Massachusetts-G. ". Weymouth, John T. 1tz-
| gerald, Charles F. Sprague.
Nichigan-W. 5. Mesick
! Aiississip sippi-John N. Allen, Thomas C. Catch
ings. Patrick Henry.
| Missouri-Charles I. Pearce.
| Montana-Al6rrU J. Campbell
Nebraska-R d. Sutherland.
New Hampshire-F. G. Clarke.
! New York-ToWnserd ScUddeT, Mitchell May
! Daniel j. Riordan, T. J. Bradley, J. NJ Levy, W.
A Chanler. J. q. UndcrhiA, \. Y. 5. Coehrane,
/ J. NJ. Z. O'GTady.
North CaroIin3-George Henry White, J. W
| Atwater r.. Z. Liuney.
North Dakots-B- f. SpaldiHg-
Ohio-J L. Brenner, David Meekison. Seth W
Brown ". L. Weaver. Archibald i-y5rand- W ).
Z Af-Tls., ,.-aI n Ia lirae
! Pennsylvania. H. Barber, Horace B. Packer,
E. S. Ziegler. J. E. Thropp
South Carolina -S.anyarHe Wilson James Nor
south Dakota-R. ]. Gamble.
/ Tennessee-Nichoias Nichols Cox, L. W Car
---TS.s: TeEas-Jozeph W Bailey, R b. Hawley.
Eermont-H. H. Powers
Virginia-Julian QuarIes.
West Nirginia-R. II. FIeer.
| Observation-Disclosures Stewart.
Among the more conspicuous Of these
men are Representatives Bailey OF Texas,
! Doliiver Of Iowa. Wheeler Of Alabama,
! Carmack of Tennessee, GTOut OF Vermont,
Allen and Catchings of Mississippi, and
Berry Of Kentucky. OF these Doll4ver has
been appointed Senator from Iowa, Bailey,
ii is said, Will be elected TO take the seat
of Senator Chiffon. and CaTmaek has won
in the primaries for the seat OF senator
TurIey General Wheeler is a brigadisr
general of tae United States Army retir-
ed, and Representative Freer is candi-
date for Attorney General of West Nir-
ginia.
Some very desirable committee places
viii be rendered vacant by the retirement
Of the Representatives mentioned. Rep
Iresentatiye Baker of Maryland is third on
the Republican side ii the Committee en-
| Agriculture White of North Carolina IS
fifth, and Bailey CT Kansas sixth The
two ranking members of the minority on
the Committee en- Alcoholic Liquor TTaf-
dc are Oscar Turner of Kentucky and Bar
Der Of Pennsylvania. both of whom retire.
The Committee On Appropriations loses
GrOut of Vermont and Allen of Mississ-
ippi Colonel Cox of Tennessee is the
ranking member OF the minority on tie
COMMITTEES on Banking and Currency or
which Lane of Iowa and Stailings of Ala
bama are also members. Their retirement
viii place DTigg5 of New York in line for
the chairmanship in case the House should
be Democratic. Wilson OF South Carolina
leaves the Committee on Census; Pearce.
OF Missouri is the second Republican on
the Committee on Claims. Oh which COM
mtttee are also Thropp Of Pennsylvania,
Bailey Of Kansas UnderhiH OF New York.
and Phillips of Ohio. O'Grady of New
York and Waters of California, viii be
missing from the Committee on Coinage
Weights and Measures. as will Ridgely,
the ranking Democrat; Sutherland OF Ne
n
The District IF Columbia Committee viii
lose Sprague of Massachusetts and White
| Of North Carolina, and the Committee on
| Education Thomas Cusack of Illinois.
| Powers. Phillips. and Zeigler leave the
Committee on Election Of President and
Vice President, and Representative Linney
that on Elections Committee No. l; WeaY-
| er retires from the Craftsmanship OF Elec-
| tions Committee No 2 and Mesick from
Elections Committee No. 3. along with A.
| V S. Cochrane and George ". Faris, 1eav-
ing Roberts Of Massachusetts the ranking
| member on the Republican side. Baker of
! Maryland relinquishes the Craftsmanship
of the Committee on Enrolled Bills, which
| also loses Wilson of South Carolina. The
Craftsmanship OF the Committees on Ex-
penditures in the Department of Justice,
Navy Department, War Department, and
Expenditures on Public Buildings will be
| vacated by Messrs DoIIiYer Stewart
Grout, and Gamble; Mr.. Brown leaves a
| vacancy on the Committee on Foreign Af-
fairs. as does Mr.. Scudder and Mr.. Berry
Mr. Baker retires from the Committee on
Immigration and Naturalization; Messrs-
| Stewart, Packer, Gamble, and Wilson of
Idaho from the Committee on Indian At
fairs Messrs. Brewer and Carmack from
the Committee on Indian Affairs; Messrs.
Barham and Hawley from the Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce; Mr..
Cochrane from the Committee on Invalid
| Pensions; Messrs. Barham, Phillips, and
Sutherland from the Committee on Irri-
CATION of Arid Lands; = Messrs. Kerr.
Freer, and Terry from the Committee on
Judiciary, Mr. Terry's retirement leaving
| Mr. DeArmond CT Missouri the ranking
| Democratic member and in line for the
Craftsmanship of this important commit
tee; Mr. Riordan leaves the Committee on
| Labor; Messrs. Allen and Brewer the Com
| mittee on Levees and improvements of the
Mississippi; Mr.. Powers the Committee on
Library; Mr.. Faris retires from the chair
manship OF the Committee on Manufac-
lures taking with him Mr.. Baker, the
| ranking Republican member, Mr.. Thropp,
and Mr. Underhill-
The Committee On Merchant Marine and
| Fisheries will need a number ef new
members, as Fitzgerald Ct Massachusetts,
| the ranking Democrat; De VrieS, next on
| the list: William A. Chanler and Ly-
| brand all retire and Representative DAILY
of New Jersey has recently died Mr.
Barham leaves the Chairmanship of the
| Committee on Mileage; Mr. Cox the Com
Inittee on Military Affairs; Mr., Turner
the Committee on Militia: Messrs. Gam
BILE and Wilson of Idaho that on Mines
and Mining; HawIey that on Naval Af-
fairs; MIR Powers the Craftsmanship OF
the Committee On Pacific Railroads
Messrs. Brown, Thropp, and Qusr1es aIso
| retiring; Mr. Kerr vacates the Chairman
ship of the Committee on Patents and
; Messrs. Freer, O'Grady and Fitzpatrick
. also retire; Mr.. Stallings is the ranking
Democrat of the Committee on Pensions