The leader., 1901-02-13
WASHINGTON [
A Tender Hearted Ofncii
Girls Applauded--,ff
JeGersons IN
Especial conssponder

the W mite House ana ut|
justice. 1t was the freed
band that she wanted. !
was innocent, she told all
so good to her. Governn
has pushed her along fro
to another, and everywh|
told nothing could be don
sorrowful face wet wit
made one more effort al
House. In broken Engll|
told her story to a Whit
cial and begged for her HI
II am sorry, madam"
cial, "but you will have
papers to the departmeI|
The president never al
first"
She broke down and
sobs, heard by many wi
said she had been to TIL
and had been told that
be done for her there.
She continued to plead
sobs, but seeing no hope
At the head of the stair
ped and again gave way
Charles G. Dawes, th|
of the currency, walked
ed by the poor woman's
tened to her story.
"Come to my Office"
and she went there frC
House. If there is any
pardon, Mr.. Dawes will
for humanity's sake.
Baratz, and her husband
ratz, is serving a year
the Hudson county On j.
distilling. He was a i
United States, served i
pines, came back from
year ago and married
man who is working sol
freedom. lie was a ped
wife declares lie is sufl|
offense of another.
Then the Girls Ap|
The urgent deficiency
bill, carrying an approp|
600 to continue the worl
ing records of the gener
was called up in the hou|
cent afternoon by Reprea|
dy of Massachusetts an
came up by unanimous
Moody explaining that il
~ the bill should becomd|
next day. There was no
On this expeditions ri
bill there was a unique
in the gallery. Two YOU
ting side by side in the
the members broke into
plause. At that time thu
the sole occupants, and ST
ping from above attractC|
ton on the floor. Every
to a laugh, and the 81
have been among the EN-
cd on the work, FASTENED
ed at the publicity they
upon themselves. The e.
the floor followed the
spectators to the gallery
a moment there was emf
of business.
Mixed the Jeffers
In one of the Hobbies o
an oil painting of Tho
The little card attached
simply says Jefferson
count for the remarkabl
q giddy and gushing 20
party of young ladies to
showing the sights of tn
"This," he said, point
ture of the smooth faced
Joseph jefferson taken
of Bob Acres. You se,|
tune is the kind the ger
wear in the time of Boil
portrait is considered al
1t was placed here becd
son is the greatest Ame1
ooh, yes" chimed
Hasn't he got q lovely
ways did like Joe JeffC
are so glad to have seer
And still in blissful
party moved off to dis
markable things.
Would Revive Grade
raj.
Secretary Long has W
the chairmen of the &C
val committees calling
various recommendatid
ton in the interest of
tanned in his last ann
urging their favorable
congress. In particula|
the revival of the grade
of the navy, presumab|
to the promotion of
Sampson to that grad
which would be to ma
ond ranking officer in t
raj Dewey being his on|
A PaIeface Bras
Chief Rolling Bear, WI
Grove, Ky, to "the mi
Washington" states Il
leader of a brass Land
palefaces. Mr.. Bear sa
attend the inauguratio|
Mckinley with his bal
. the mayor" to inform l
he should apply for an
!, that occasion. The
! which was delivered
) commission, will be rel
; to Chairman Edison of
! committee.
! The galleries of cong
! 10 resemble the orches|
! theater in the evening.
; much due to the bright
! tunes of numerous bri
|, fact that nearly all thu
!, their hats. II is a new
; galleries, but it is oni
! the sessions of the sena|
/ of an afternoon tea.
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