New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
NOTES Of THE CAPITAL.
lay TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNF.

washington. February i.
SMILES TURNED TO TEARS.-Washington Is
the Mecca OF newly welded couples and the halls
and corridors Of the public buildings are con-
stantly thronged with the happy pairs ftttie
story significant in its is told OF one o. these
bridal parties which visited the Library OF Coh-
gress Yesterday. Wandering into the Pe'iouitf'
reading ROOM they carefully looked over me
rewerapc. flies until they found their home paper.
4 local sheet from the smaller towns OK
Virginia First they read the account OF 'le "eo-
ding. pushing the papers until they f4acheu
tilat date. Then they chattGd the mistakes IL
cont tainod. and the bride hushed hecoW'usN dt
III" glowing description of her beauty As 'neE
turned 60 away the bride. apparently as an
afterthoueht turned back and started to teoN over
the later papers on the same file. suddenly tne a.
tendaDts who watching her with appTeciattlEe t
band caught her as she about 10 Idll. otlI'
which had been TORI from the ale as she stag
FeJ n & she S9 pgPted 2pi TotGe ne on home peas
After they had gone attendant picked 6r up d .nG
read short paragraph explaining the little scene,
It read IT is with regret that we earn o1 1tar @
was married on saturday to Nj. ". Mr. and MIS-
W are, spending their honeymoon in NaSulHS'''i-
DAVID HARIrArs DEACoN.-Some of the new
appointees 10 fat biilets in the government ser
begin to look about for horses and carriages aS
soon they arrive here. and sometimes theN az
fooled II is striking a frafl point in human 'a '''
to expect man with good article in The morse
line 70 date the animals weak spots, '|ol
long ago a TO Washington to assume
fair salaried office. and he an enthusiast II
good horsefesh. So he set inquiries on foot ana
interested number of his friends in his quest::
Soon he picked out what he thought tne me- r6}ns iGS
the animal among other things asked II me me
horse had any kicking prochytieS 70 wInch iaend e
and the animal installed in its quarters, A
few days elapsed and the eoachmar con had tried
too often to its hind feet IN SHOWING iIe j
Gignrapntii5i ii 6SrTied iG to the u dealer
Il thought you told me my horse didn Kick
7 did was the answer. os.,,
into the middle Of week ,,on.
We'll, now answered the dealer. ~ never knew knew
that there horse ia kick. out he just wees mp once
SENATOR QUAY AND AN INDIAN.-Senator
Quay. Uho is renowned in Washington for his
silence is reported to have made many tr'enoS
among the Indians by this quality In Florioa
where the Senator has little lodge. he mas Tor
neIghbors remnants of the warlke Seminole ha'lon'
who have never yielded TO the white man. some
time ago Senator Quay decided that he wanted to
ma ke present chief of the tribe, and before
stating for the South puFehsased to
his savage friend on his arrival in & htoriaa, @ Was
the fahf r q The indian who
sented the apparent effort to corrHPt him. M, ex
planned the Pennsylvania, in surprise II m Hot IN
f9e Fga gqn he indian compromised in truly
lean fashion by naming an Indian who Wo4id iag pay
Senator QUAY 81 for the weapon In this faSfloh
the rife reached it's proper destination and honor
was maintained on both sides nut wnaIeFef con
cession there came from the Senator
OUTFIT FOR THE SOLDIERS.-When Uncle
Sam decides supply his soldiers with new out
fit the order gives would stdgger several of the
largest esta hshments in the country. He is about
to place an order for S750W0 worth and the hsures
for the various articles are correspondence large
The list of supplies includes 12G00 regulation cam
n M mir Hf hpaI
30 900 pairs of cotton flannel drawers. 100000 cotton
undershirts with coarettes 2e0o pairs black calf
skin shoes 100000 yards olive drab lasting 222e05
Yards olive drab worsted shirting hannel, 9,t1
dress caps, pattern 5.0Jc yards l.. { cap cloth
125O0 forage caps old style; 100000 gilt collar ofna-
ments 10000 dull finish bronze collar ornaments