Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-25

t,midly might be heard. Senator Fairbanks
was declared the most reckless and radical
In his utterances and Fourth Assistant Post
master General Bristow the greatest con-
| ciliator in public life
Bulletins of events TRANSPORTING elsewhere
were posted in the rear Of the hall during
the evening. Some Of them were:
Cold wave for the Hearst boom.
German boom shifting and variable.
Parker boom in area of high pressure.
Roosevelt boom generally fair with local
disturbances in New York and Illinois.
Washington, April 23.-Secretary Moody
D. A. r. congress. A panic was narrowly
averted.
Des Moines. Iowa, April 12.-Republican
Leaders have agreed to on no sonton
that the state be allowed to name his sue
cessor In the cabinet.
Senator Allison was the hero Of the even
ing. IN a short speech Mr.. Justice Harlan
paid tribute to the wise craftsmanship OF
the Iowa senator, comparing his work OF
cancellation and compromise to that or
Washington and Madison in the early times
Later in the evening tie Gridlron singers
gave a topical song dedicated to Senator
Allison and addressing him as you Wise
Old OWL"
The Guests Of the Club.
The guests of the club were: Robert
Adams, representative from Pennsylvania;
Eugene E. Allies, Washington, D. c.; Mil
ton E. Allies, Washington, D. c.; Nelson w.
Aldrich. senator from Rhode Island: VIII
liam p. Allison, senator from Iowa; Robert
r. Armstrong, assistant secretary OF the
treasury: Alfred E. Bates, major general,
u. s. army; William H. Bayly, Washington
D. c.; Dr. J. w. Bayne, Washington, u. u;
J. Adam Bede, representative from Minne-
sofa; NJ. p. Benton. represen.a.N, ', from
D. c.; Royal B. Bradford. captain, U. s.
navy; David ]. Brewer, associate justice
United States Supreme Court; Joseph l..
Bristow, fourth assistant postmaster gen
eral: DR. c. w Brown, Washington, u. e.;
Barry Buckley, Washington, d. c.; An
drew 8. Burt, brigadier general, U: =
army; Archibald w. Butt, captain, y. 8
army; Joseph c. Cannon, Speaker, House
of Representatives; Otto Carmichael Bos-
ton Herald; w. H. Common, Associated
Press. Philadelphia; George R. Cornwall
New York: Shelby M. Cullom. senator from
Illinois; Francis w. Cushman representa-
tive from Washington; John Dalzell, rep
resentative from Pennsylvania: Hopewen
n. Darneille Washington, d. c.; John G.
Davidson. Washington. D. G: Lewis ).
Davis, Washington. D; G.: w. Riiey Deepie
from Ohio; Jonathan P. Dolliyer, senator
from Iowa; John Joy Edison, Washington
d. C.: Clarence r. Edwards. colonel, u g.
army; ]. H. Edwards, Washlngton .,l d. e.;
ISOLATION; Charles w. Fairbanks. senator
from indiana; Reginald A. Fessenden.
washington, D. c.. James e. Fitch. Wash
ington. D. c.: Michael Gavin. I'd, New
York: Henry Gannett, Washington, D. G.;
George Gibson, Washington. D. c.. J. T.
Granger, Washington, d. G.; Charles II.
Grasty, Baltimore News; Griffin Haistead'
Washington. D. c.; John M Harlan, asso.
ciate justice of the. United States Supreme
Court; Samuel Hart, Washington, u. C.i
James Hay, representative from Virginia;
James A. Hemenway. representative from
ton. D. C.: Samuel Hill. Seattle. Washing
ton; DR.. Warner Holt. Washington, d. C.;
Albert H. Howe. New York; w H. Hunt
governor of Porto Rico; w. n. Hunter
Washington Post; Charles NJ. Irelan, Wash
ington, b. c.; Wilbur s. Johnson, Newark,
N. j.; Eldridge e. Jordan, Washington, ID.
c.; D. J. Kaufman. Washington. u. e; 3.
H. Kaufman, Washington Star; John
Kean, senator from New Jersey; Alfred B.
Kittredge, senator from South Dakota;
John T. Knapp, lieutenant commander, U.
s. NJ; Charles B. Lands. representative
from Indiana; r ~ Lindsay Kansas CITY
Star; Charles Linkins. Washington, D. c.;
william c.. Lowering, representative from
Massachusetts; James H. Maddy, Balti-
more and Ohio railroad; Frank o. Maxson,
commander, u. s. N: Chas. e. Magoon. Ne
braska; N. Allen Merritt, Washington. d.
c.: Jos. H. Willard, senator from Nebraska;
William Henry Moody, Secretary of the
Navy; John H. Moore, Washington, d. CT;
Brooks 8. Morgan, Southern railway; Ed
ward Lind Morse Washington. D. c.: Lee
B. Mosher, Washington, D. c.; Major Chas
Newbold (retired), U. s. A; Robert H.
Patchin, New York Herald; Samuel L. Pow
ers, representative from Massachusetts,;
Robert c. Proctor. Quincy, Mass; w Har-
riraan Rapley, Washington, d. c.; A. L.
Reed Atlantic Coast Line railroad; Elmer
Roberts, Associated Press, Berlin, Germany;
Geo. E. Roberts, director of the mint; w. F.
Roberts Washington, d. c.; DIR. Sterling
RUM, Washington. D. c.; Col. r. G. Ruth
erford (retired), U. s. Al Grant 3. Schley.