The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09

IN I0eSe warm days lne senate looks
shabbier than ever, and even the house
is losing some of its trimness and dash.
The adoption of the eXtravagant Pan
versaI carelessness. McLaurin OF
pugilistic fame, is CARRIED In innocent
white from the tip of his round
crowned Panama 10 the arch of his
aristocratic foot He waves a tremen-
dous fan Of palm leaf and thanks his
lucky stars that with his lost political
prestige goes the necessity of more
hot summer sessions in Washington.
Senator Warren ploWs about in an
Old serge suit that has been worn thin
in many campaigns. In spite Of the
warm weather. he works the same old
hours. beginning before breakfast, and
winding up In the wee sma' hours of
the following day. He takes his meals
at any time, in any place, and usually
ne finds a cOngenial soul TO help him
through the deadly task. His favorite
breakfast room just now is the cafe
of the congressional library, from
which one gets a superb view Of the
river and the city. The other morn
ing when the waiter brought his
change back, the senator picked up
the dollar bill and looked over his
glasses at the half dollar and two quar-
ters. Nov. Ephraim," he said, sol
EMMY. why did you bring me that
change instead of the two bills?" The
darkie rolled his eyes sl1yWard for in
spiratiOn and evidently got il, for he
replied most piously, Well, sab, an
though de Lawd ioveth a cheahful
givah." And he got his tip as he knew
he would.
The Philippine speech delivered by
Representative ShafrOth Of Colorado
is being printed in various out of the
way corners Of the earth. Mr. Shat
roth recently received a copy of d pa
per called the Hindu published in
India, which contained several col
umns Of his Philippine bill speech
printed on the first page in Ttahc type
and with big scare heads, which would
have done credit TO any New York
yellow journal The speech has also
been printed in the Manila papers.
Burrows Of Michigan has dOnned lin
en- Everybody knows what that
means-the last resource Of a tortured
mind and body. It is one Of the real
/ dear constituent garments, and
would win the vote Of the most obsti-
nate celery raiser in Kalamazoo. For
all that, however, II IS not 10 De COM
pared with Tillman's warm weather
outfit. The gentleman Of pitchfork
fame wears the coolest and shabbiest
of serge trousers. low shoes, and a
sort of black briliantine dusteT that
envelopes his spare figure in a kind
Z Of room fOr-tWo style. With this finn
sy upper garment there is, of eouyse,
no short coat But Senator Hannas
blue shirt is the prize taker. 1t Is of
a deep sea shade. and the senator be-
| ing inclined TO cOrpulency, looks like
! beautiful blue Atlantic City wave
as ne comes rolling down the capitol
corridors.
/ The president pro TEN Of the senate,
/ Mr.. Frye Of Maine. wears the cOstliest
piece of headgear IN the capitol. It's
I the softest Panama. and was given to
him By a friend. 1t came without a
band. and Senator Frye sent it 20 his
halter TO have one put on. The man
! returned il, saying that il was too good
+ a hat TO be punched fun OF holes for
/ the sake Of putting a black ribbon
about IL. He valued il at si00. Never
! theless, the senator wanted the band,