The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-10
IN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS.

| duStrlal commission Sterday said at the
Raleigh last night: @Carter Harrison $
term as mayor OF Chicago will expire next
April. He expects to be reelected but
don't think he will be. Commissioner
Bodenwick and Maynard Harlan. son OF
Justice Harlan of the Supreme Court, are
very prominently mentioned for candi-
dates on the independent ticket. l think
they are both good and able men Har-
rison is under the impression that he had
the labor vote with him at the last cleo
ton. This is not So however. His chief
support was the element that approved OF
the favorable stand he had taken toward
the granting of franchises to street car
concerns. | don't think that Harrison is
such very clever man. Business in Chi
cago at present is a little dull on account
of the late building trades strike"
we have men at the head of public az
fairs in our state who understand the re-
sponsibility of their positions thoroughly. -
said R. Henry Hopkins. of Lansing. Mich.
at the Normandie last night Let me
| illustrate my assertion and | know you
will agree with me. The school board of
Huron township got together and raised
| 800 to fight the collection OF note of
! $50 which was endorsed by the members
| of the board in payment for set of
charts which a smooth Chicago agent
| talked them into buying. The charts were
never delivered, the agent can't be To-
Gated, but Bellerville bank holds the
note. All right, isn't it?
James E. Richardson, of Montana, is
registered at the Ebbitt. Speaking of the
| Senatorial situation. he said last night:
There is absolutely no telling what the
| outcome will be. A few days ago no one
would have imagined that Thomas Cruise,
the Helena banker. would show up In the
contest. Yet he received seventeen votes
on Monday. Everybody thought last week
that Frank was the coming man. yet the
highest number of votes he received last
week was twenty-five, aad this week his
vote has dropped down to thirteen
rather think the contest will daily along
until close to the end OF the session.
Montana. under normal conditions, is
Republican, and ! believe the next State
election will show this to be correct. AS
for the next national election, the result
will depend entirely upon the policies to be
pursued by the national party leaders. II
these are wise and for the good of the
country. there is no reason why President
McKinley's successor should not be Re-
publican"
"The area of sugar beet culture will be
largely increased in Utah County" said
n porsons 90 Col, I.Lo ci,r n, Wi
lard's last night, 'and the erection of a
crushing plant at Payson or Spanish Fork
will increase the interest in that part Of
the country in beet culture. With crush
ing plant as mentioned the price OF oeets
',l WI Nc - 80 at,,
az Ihe ~ s.-ip1' ' 80
peopie are erea. ueal more prosPeious
tnah they were petole cue sueA, iiuustiy
began ana more new puiidinss nave gone
up there within the iast year tlah ever DC
iore' ana that no joke.
Rafael de SaIizares. of the City of Mexico.
is reyis,sred at tho ARLINGTON Sneakiry
:, 1910, a., ,,or,,. -. 81, To-, ,;rh,
a,arnr on.a.n.,aS "a oaa,,a, - 49,
and The heft Of f1js al nresent annears
to be moving south of the national capt.
tai for Investment In coffee. sugar, min
ing, manufacturing. etc. Eisnt years ago
there were twenty4thrse textile factories
IN Mexico, now there are over ioo. IL IS
WondeTtuiiy growing country ana |, is
reassurihg 10 know, ehat tne man VINO.
II Is popuiarly supposed, Will succeed
DidI III TIC piSeHons! wan soH rue III
the same eniighteheo pohcy. ne IS zen
erai Reyes formerly Governor Oh NueVa
Leon, ana now secretary OF war
$3.50
"The trouble with our wheat and -four
In wasbineto, state ia tho difS.uItv We
-. -.
nave III hhu'ns "'''oinA io' e"i "
Asiate and other ports SAID A. J. All
bright, of Spokane. at the Shoreham last |
night. THE increase in production and |
output has far exceeded the increase in |
the capacity of ocean carriage, and 1t |
must give marked impetus TO the ship |
ehcy mas run up 'he reign chai yes wen
90 mo on eour Vessels on the paciec |
are going to do big and profitable bust |
ness for many years TO come.
Said Judge Thomas J. Phillips, of Ida
no. at Chamberln's last night: Dubois |
nIaved roval hand and won He bepan
IT. .,,,.., "a .s,,o,,.. 80.
ia 'ne pi ma 'eS anu WIZ Aeu
up through the conventions until ne had
a majority OF the legislators piedged-and
pledged to Keep L don't suppose there
was ever one senatorial election In a
hundred like this. AT the same time. no
money was used There might have been
LEGISLATOR mere ana there open to that
KIND or persuasion, but TX there were, they
did not dare show their hands. good
many Democrats would have preferred
Steunenberg for Senator; but the agree