New-York tribune., 1903-04-05

ference in physical make up between city men and
Il should like to know very much.' answered
Mr.. Stevens. leaning back IN his chair 10 make way
We'll It's Just the difference between your order
and mine and the police captain @ & &PGe6 e6d az tee @
at the bowl of mush and milk which was steamng
before the 1 Franklin C0u6fy city
man and the upstate man" retorted Mr. Stevens,
robet al5H of Amber colored liquid
foth nearly sopped over and then dt69 t6e
the editor, with emphasis. is the dif1erence IN III
needs the Country man at times to lead him,
The pure beer advocate did not learn u1Ii UNI LIE IIe
ginger ale.
Some of the members of the Assembly the other
day thought from the nervous actions of Assem-
blynan Frederick Z. Wood. of the XNIst District
Of New-York that a pickpocket sneak thief had
been operating in the Capitol. Mr. Wood was run
ming up and down the asles of the Assembly cham
Der. saying 10 himself and TO every one
whom he met:
Where's my hat? What's become OF my nat:
Have you seen my hat?"
At last the cIoakroom attendant answered Mr..
Woods inquiries by saying;
'I think Assemblyman Mccarthy has got your
hat
iwhat did you say? Eugene ]. Mccarthy. OF
Neu,-York or John j. Mccarthy, Of Troy?' asked
Mr. Wood anxiously.
Eugene" replied the attendant. The Tam
many member from the XXIIId District, who saved
the life of a companion in the Alps, when the COM
panion falling over a precipce and
But Mr. Wood did not wait to hear detailed
account of Mr. McCarthy's heroic feat He was OF
on the chase again. AT last ne caught sight of the
right Mccarthy. and brought him to a standsun
! by saying:
| See here. have you been running off with my
| hat?'
| Didn't know as 1 was" said the Morningside
| Heights Assemblyman. he held up mis- headgeaT
/ Within the was found the name Wood but 1t
| was that of halter
| Jean l. Burnett the Assemblyman from ontario
| County, who lives at Canandaigua, who regards
his fellow townsman, Senator Raines, as the para
| gon of politicians. and who Is the chairman OF
the Committee Cities this session, has recently
| discovered that his first name has been t"ls'eu
into his surname. Mr.. Burnett in former sessions
has introduced a great many rural bills, togetler
| with few affecting railroads and corporations
and it caused some surprise this year when ne
fathered several In the interests OF dooF.
Thus one Monday night session, an upstate
associate on seeing the Ontario member dressed in
, a Prince Albert coat with white stock, trousers
creased to a razor edge and patent leather shoes.
| said:
hear now as you er putting in bills for the labor
| ing man but you don't look like a walkn delegit
| Never mind his clothes said James T. Rogers,
| the Republican leader as he arrested an expansive
smile Since he introduced those labor bills. we
! call him Blue Jeans just the same
| The occupant of the extreme right seat in the
front row of the Senate this year is Senator Edwin
Bailey ir. of Patchogue. Long Island Mr. Bailey
is a Democrat, and little hard of hearing though
feu, of his associates are aware of the fact. Oc-
| casfonaIly he will nudge his colleague Senator
| Luke A. Keenan,, of Long Island City, who sits
| cheek by jowl to him his right to ask about
the drift of the debate. and then, rising 10 his
| feet he will hurl a few arguments at the Repuol-
| cans which show how well Mr.. keenan, has an
| swered his inquiry.
| A Democrat and a Republican member of the
| upper house happened to be talking about the way
| Senator Bailey had stopped bird bill and finally
| let q hy away from him. when the Republican
| said
well it good bill. and We did right when