Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-25
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

K Wheeler. who has become known
through the country through calling
| Prince Henry that little Dutchman'
| in a speech on the floor of the House.
unsuccessfully contested for the seat
in the Senate now occupied by Sena
tor Deboe, but was defeated easily by
James b. McCreary. Wheeler is sc
anxious now for Joe Blackburns seat
that he has decided not to run for Con.
gress again. thinking that. by remain
ing at home. he can advance his
chances. Representative Smith OF
Kentucky has also not given up his
Senatorial ambitions and will probably
contest with Wheeler for Blackburn's
seat. Then Representative Allen OF
Kentucky is ambitious to be Governor
of Kentucky. and is not daunted by the
candidacy of Henry Watterson of the
Louisville Courier-Journal.
After PIatt's Seat.
In New York Governor Odell, who
used to be a member of the House;
Chairman Payne OF the Ways and
Means Committee; Representative
Sherman and Representative Ray,
each of whom holds an important
craftsmanship would like to get Sen
ator T. c. Platt's shoes II the odd
man" determines not to run again him.
self. In Missouri Representative D'
Almond, who is one of the Democratic
House leaders, is putting forth every
energy to get the seat now occupied
so ably by Senator Vest. Representa-
tive Champ Clark also wanted thai
seat. but withdrew when he found how
| lie
In Illinois Senator Mason's seat IL
eagerly sought by Representative Hit
chairman of the Committee on Foreign
: Affairs; by Representative Joe Can
/ non, chairman of the Committee OF
: Appropriations. and Representative
Hopkins. chairman d the Census Com
q mittee and member OF the Ways AM
q Means. This same seat is sought 70
q by Charles G. Dawes, who was an int
V mate friend of the late President an,
. Controller of the Currency. a position
& he resigned in order to promote hi
II Senatorial ambitions. Senator Masol
, intends to hold that seat himself
}. possible.
o Dick Is Ambitious.
o In South Carolina Representativ,
/, Talbert. who has been here for almos
Q ten years, wants to be Governor, ant
O Representative I.atimer has his eye
, on Senator McLaurin's seat. In Ohlt
!. Representative Charles Dick, who wa
Y close to Mckinley. and chairman of tn,
q Ohio Republican Committee each tim,
Il Mr.. Mckinley ran for Governor, would
a be glad to succeed Mr.. Hanna shoult
: the latter determine to retire, and. II
o order to be in the line Of promotion
n would not be unwilling to become Gov
N ernor OF the. Buckeye State. Repre-
sentative Taylor of Ohio, chairman O
the Committee on Elections. No. |, |
also a Gubernatorial candidate. 1
=, Maryland, Representative Mudd want
y to get Senator McComas' seat II til
o. latter concludes not to run again O
y, cannot be reelected.
- Aspiration Of Newlands.
u Representative Newlands Of Nevad
"a has covetous eyes on seat now o,
~ cupied by Senator John =. Jones, br
" while Nevada elects a Democrat
Congress II is not quite ready to sen
!, a Democratic Senator to Washington
10 Representative Moody Of Massach
m sets, one of the ablest Of the youn
S men in the House, does not openly a
:, nit that he has any ambition outsid
~ OF the House, yet he has been vel
40 favorably considered for Secretary
~ the Navy, and is mentioned vel
90 strongly as a possibility for the SCI
a. on the Supreme Court bench now file
-, by Justice Gray. OF Massachusett
No who was recently stricken with paral
". sis.
S Thus 1t goes-and It Is human n
10 ture-the politician no sooner reach'
~, one position than he seeks another
hs and every man in the House would
nj glad to go to the Senate II he could
NV Albert Halstead in Brooklyn Standar
H. Union.