The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-06

OF any man in the country who has been
and is more consistent Democrat than
William \. Clark, and have never heard
OF more bitter contest against a man
than that put IN by Marcus DAILY. The
whole animus resulted from Days fear
of Mr.. Clark, who was the only man dnr-
ing enough TO break up the political oil
garchy which has damned the State for
years. / sincerely hope that the Senate
will do justice and seat Mr.. Clark After
that is done We may get a chance to show
that Montana is for the man who stood
for the people against DAILY
Matthew Stanley Quay dropped into
Chamberlin's last night and appeared TO
be in no very congenial mood.
Il don't mind the truth said he. when
asked to talk for publication. but detest
being lied about. A Philadelphia paper this
! morning prints a long article charging me
with having used up 247 telegraph franks
in one day for the purpose OF securing
Blair county, Pa, in my favor. and further
| stating that l charged up these message
| to the contingency fund. l brand this as
an untruth.
mo. have no doubt but that | will he
seated. am not in the least troubled over
the outcome Of my case"
Col. W. d. Mann. OF New York. is at the
Normandie for a few days. Colonel Mann,
who is the publisher of a flourishing New
York periodical, is well known in this city.
While Senator Hanna passed through the
| rotunda of the Arlington last night a guest
noticed that large gold nugget danged
from the watch chain carried by the junior
| Senator from Ohio, and after admiring the
I
garding it. That charm was presented 10
! Mr.. Hanna by an Ohio man many years
ago." said one OF the Senator's friends. 1T
was given in return for very kindly act
| performed when the donor was in hard
| luck. II is the genuine stun, and as tine
| as can be mined anywhere. and as far as |
can Judge there is enough gold there TO
| produce at least six $50 notes. Senator
| Hanna will never go hungry while he wears
! that charm"
Prof. J. W. jerks, OF Cornell University
IS at the Neillngton rom ithaca ~. H.
ana VIII remain mere during tne winter
, s,oL 20 ra,.fsinc tosti,,,ony
Gen. J. p. S. Goblin. OF Lebanon: Pa, Is
-
partlneht business DeherAi nopin mas coni-
manu- Oh Tue rtnns!i' ,Nheiona, HIalu
anu reports sPleuuiu grown anu ue' cup
1hent IN that organizations
Charles T. Lowndes. son OF Governor
Lowndes Of Maryland, is at the Raleigh
from Cumberland. Nd. Mr.. Lowndes is
here on pleasure trip and viii remain
until Monday.
one OF the most interesting characters
IN the world Is 10 visit the United states
next month; sai1 "; !, purIei,' 1l an
hist Pope of japan. who has never before
left the sacred precincts of his temple He
is Chief Preiate of the House of Hong Wan
and is s,,nnoeaJ IN no ;nfaltibIc Tbo nom
here ~ HE sect have raised 500 non Won
ahout S2-5 oo0 a,d ba viii rnalre The ;o,,r.
No., q, GO r-i,h Iaran ratjn,,s So,,n,
'A-- 20 W @
ne arr - hsie anu you ought u Keep III
e'e 0u' 'o' Aiiiii
We are slow in Old QuakertoWn, hut
We always manage to lead the rest OF the
country, said a. u. Hart OF Phiiadel-
phia, at the Riggs last night. While you
folk are quarreling and gossiping about
this twentieth century conundrum, here is
the way we do it. These celluloid buttons
cost only nickel each, and you can save
SO per day In tins and bother by wearing |
one on each side of your vest, as / do. !
You see one reads. Yes, this is the TWEEN
tieth century while the other states No; |
it's the same old century vet II your |
friends are still waiting for the twentieth |
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