The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-28
IN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS


Governor Pingree, of Michigan, was at
the Arlington last night on business with
the Interior Department relating to the
protection of the rights of the Cheboygan
I,d;.,, II. - ,,.,, so;x.d
~ -AA'S my ""
ny spectators. lie was seizeu py throhs
of Michigan men and kept busy replying
to greetings during the evening He re-
fused to saw awning for publication. but
stated briefly that his visit had no politi
cal Significance. that be had not called on
III. pros;don+ o,d ,b,+ bo no. ,,Ie.sed IN
no hack In Tho c,n;,,, The coming of
Mr. Pipyree nj THE tim. 10 REGARDED ms
sion;Gcont h,, ,oii,;o;a,. r.ho tno, him
and IL ,,..s oi,;n,ad .na,,,a ~. hots, Iob-
~. ,,". ~ .. a.nu ~. ,,oroJ,
oa,n ' ~, ~ '"e 49, -, "a. 80 ;ndo,
W .ne sl'y W sno" ms ,,oh;r.
r. =. y. ,'i -. 1,"'.c.l. p;.rr.a said
10 ie.a.eu ,ha' "o'eino, ~
ne "ouid hoia ms nose "hiie he 'o'eu '"e
hepupiicah ticket.
Rev. d. y. Tiebon. chaplain OF the navy
~, ,..;.. -
about a week.
-
~ don't know how Kansas ever got
dubbed the .'rrasshopper" State" said
Charles B. Murray. of Topeka at the Ra
leigh last p;pbt ..Jt is n certainty that
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- -. NV M , me
- ,it,o ~. III. =, .I. 3; 1Is
80. -. ". - az 70.
ton. u,ithn,,t ,,,,,o,, disondor - 80.
Ne. COW live ,hnn,,.h s.,a 80 49,,
~ T., iuut y.
Ian,. II. o".s SUI" we nase Is .na'
1a. ,,n.ii ,,o. ", m,. na,e " ,eha,n so1n
hot Ear.., 10 o,,;to Iri,,o,.,I ra. III :
ba,.. nanam,I,. - du,'e =. :. a. anu va
rrair;a sa,,a. -. , .ue nv NV
ia.',n , ssno'ncis ''e, witch .ne ms
80. 80 ,.o,. A al, @ s. =. ,... "
ia: ~; sva VII nee Ia, liei viii us ran.
49,, ne laiieu olu sisn' Kansas Vi
thing of the nast' One dav last August
1 saw wagon headed west from Topeka
ana the owner had evidently had his fill
OF the Sunfiower State. On one side OF
the wagon, in big letters. was Kansas
On the other side, in even bigger letters.
was forget It.
.
.Do Won know tb,t n wac ;,vt oro hun
H., --N-
aie" years az" 'nis "eeh "heh Sohsress
hrst convened IN Washington, said
George C. Melict of Philadelphia at the
p,c.s loo, NIGHT .1 h,,o hoo, r,,d;,
nm on tho ,n,1ter ,,t.,y hoca,,s, ssrara1
of nv ancestors came over bers wben
the executive dpnartments were moved
b.ro hc,rJ W. n,d o,ara,,n.har III
~, h.,, - ~. n,.;,e -: IN
,,o,,t, -, NJ. 49,, - =, 49,.
ton on .rhnrsda,, The ho;na " ronarS
80 linz ..ro,iai ,r;n NJ 80, ,rand
So, - ~, - 60 So.
,oa5 r. f ~, VIM, -,
800 ""u.e .ne o.i nv"
~ ,, ~. e m ~ Tue U.s.
a,',.;, -. az 10
w. .oons i" ."e '.'e' H.
ihii'gs nave chansed since .hen' ana IL Is
now now :, Du' d iour -hour Trip 10 'he quaker
lily
iheie 10 d great hsht vi pet"eeh rep
resentative Burton and Senator Hanna"
said G. n Clarke Cincinnati LAWYER at
the sborebam last nipb. "purtop b.s
cnenIv and aboveboard as oood Re-
nnhIiran ap,ounned himself as ,o,inst
H,nna,s not CHR srhs;dy hill .nJ 10
tberatora IN ,;no ~ ~ n'aa,;nn ora
ne has o,.en darad to Gov th,t he viii
against it. Now. this is open rebellion.
ana Mark has already threatened to Pun
90 80 "a 70 H. mas o..aar I'M. mn, -
Hanna has whipped his forces into line
and now proposes to defeat the Rivers
and Harbors Appropriation bill unless
Burton votes for The Ship Subsidy steal
Burton being Cha irman Of the Rivers
and Harbors Committee, is up against 1t,
but threatens TO show up the Republican
boss If he defeats a deserving measure
We in Cincinnati do not care much either
way. but in Cleveland the people are hot,
as their harbor needs about 100000 10
make business good. II the election vas
held tomorrow the Democrats would sweep
northern Ohio and ali because Of this
threat. Hanna will be boycotted il he
tries to defeat the Rivers and HarboTs
bill. Nearly every big city in the coun-
try has an interest in the measure, and
their Representatives Will fight any OPP