The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12

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Predicate steatson With Tie fs0sw1ne
The Jedess made : strong csmpeiGs to
get the LsGislat,tfe to raise thSar sa!AnO.
The bill met with great Opposition. Juoes
Fuller who had no small political tnnv-
i He vas n met * By one * the leaders q tie
How about this thinss' said TIE Judss.
Judge. said the otbsr politician 4revsT,
III Ss:r drH .Sad The You cs:d an ~sns
sThe heii II ain't!' exclsimed the Judge,
who felt deeply on the subject why ANT
no DG ySs ~ .ed gu r., ss.p:is:s q;
the Judges up to the figure you want the
people win turn around and elect real
lawyers to the BENCH
The point OF the story Ia that the Judge
dropped the amendment AT once.
When the President goes through q crowd
a peculiar mania for touching h1 clothing
Is sometimes developed among the women-
The hands reach out from al ades and
q Ss s The ss. aacs s 70 dodge e.
own account he would be fondled over like
prize pony at every nesting place. a.,
lady not 9 member Of the divorce col.
FOR him. She was shouidersd %. but re-
AZ last, lust a. the President stepped
into his carriage she put . akinny CLAW
over Senator Kittredge's shoulder ana
slapped the President vigorously on the
The President never glanced around;
There had been no visible evideuce that
hs had noticed his pursuer. But he turned
to Senator Kttredge and Whispered IN ms
grimmeet way:
I'm Il. Senator.
One Of tho press association oorrespond-
ents was proudly displaying to = pon ,Ssyr
day the somewhat elaborate outfit which
be had purchased In the East for We during
the two weeks loaf q QnnAbar. Thsy
never said . word until he brought out
10y sy'y y sr Of I'M :Sns TSsn s:S
Bullock couldn't stand Il any longsr.
Those arc nns.. sAid he. With mild en-.
thueiasm. 'Whsrs're you going TO use
emf a.. ..,,,a-
That's too bad said Seth. with real
CONCERN In bis voios.
You know there's snow out thsrsf'
inquired re p!ainsman'
sWhy,' said Seth, still - solsmn - IN
overfed steer. .thsy'll get wet
And hs passed back toward the President's
car.
sConeressman,' said . constituent OF
the Hon. Jim Tawney. who had bson Per.
mitted 70 ret aboard the train for the run
from La Crosse TO wincns, past The 10y
wooded islands Of the upper Miaeas<ppi.
there's one question ! am moved 70 ssk
(which ISL said the oongrsssmAn.
that paws FOR III thisf 10 waved his hard
at tho Offering luxury Of the dininS car
and the sood thin6s which were sprsed
out before the travellers who were o. their
iuncheons. That's what ! want 10 know.
well, I tell you ssid the Congressman.
Il think We do; but I'm swieged II know
just how
Chicago did not attain great popularity
With the great mass Of the msmberehtF
OF the Presidential party. They said that
they didn't understand the Chicago oods
For instance. one OF them was entering
the Auditorium on Thursday night vhen
4 large, rod-faoed prominent c3uDsu who
was at the door reached out and grabbed
him and shook him violently. Il
who are your demanded the red.faoed
man what are you doing In hefef'
Il an q member Of the Preeldsn ttAl parry,
aid the young man, with mesknsss-
sOh, he'll roared the Chicago man. 60
on In Go on, But YOU'RE not any momb9
II The party Just he sAme.