Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-10
tainted It is right that there should be
aeainSt this universal lnQlCl-

tainted. 1t is right that there shouid De
some protest against this universal inolct,
ment for one propose to have some hama
in a rightful presentation of the matter
Mr. Smith was given three cheers
Representative Babcock was called Tor
and was greeted with the warmest possi-
BILE reception. He referred to the Chart
able characteristics of the host and OF the
many kind deeds for which he is known
He thought it was well that Mr.. Smith had
sounded the Keynote of decency' IN MS
remark.
Tributes to MI. Cornell.
Representative Dalzell regarded it as a
disgrace that such sentiments about the
House of Representatives should be spread
broadcast on such fiimsy pretext. He con-
cluded with tribute to the life work Oh
the host of the evening, who, he said, rep
resented that class of good Americans In
whose hands the government Will always
be secure. Mr.. Connell had, he said, be-
gun life by going down into coal mines as
a miner, with a pick on his shoulder, and
by his sturdy qualities he won MS way 10
the honorable position he now occupies He
had risen from driver boy to owner OF
mines.
Representative Kline, the only democrat
of Pennsylvania, referred to himself as the
personification of the unit rule. He joined
in words of high compliment for the host
although he was not of his politics, and he
acknowledged that in being given the seat
in the House the will of the people was
being carried out
The Guests.
Those present at the dinner were the fol-
lowing:
Representative A. F. Acheson, Reprssen-
tative H. c. Adams. Representative Robert
Adams, jr Representative Amos L. Allen,
Col. w. r. Andrews. Representative Arthur
L. Bates, Representative ]. w. Babcock.
Representative Charles L. Bartlett, Mr.. G.
K Bergman, Representative j. A. Beidler,
Representative Lewis e. Better, Repre-
sentative B. P. Birdsall. Representative H.
H. Bingham. Mr.. Samuel G. Blythe, Mr.
Arthur Blanchard. Representative George
NJ Bowers. Mr.. George ]. Brennan. Rep
resentative Walter P. Brownlow. Repre-
sentative E. ]. Burkett. Mr.. j. p. Burg,
Representative George A. Castor, Repre-
sentative II. Burd Cassel. Col Henry Cas-
son, Mr.. Chas. w. Campbell, Maj. John M
Carson, Mr.. Otto Carmichael. Mr.. James
A. Campbell, Representative ]. G. Cannon,
Representative ]. P. Conner, Representa-
tive Allen F. Cooper. Representative E. ID.
Crumpacker. Representative Charles Cur
sentative A. B. Darragh, Representative
John Dalzell. Representative D. A. De
Almond, Representative Elias Deemer.
Representative M. E. Driscoll. Gen. w. w.
Dudley Mr. II. Clay Evans. Mr.. Frederick
w. Fieitz, Representative George 4. Foss,
Representative Joseph w. Fordney, Mr..
Thomas H. Garvin. Representative c. H.
Grosvenor. Representative d. Linn Gooch,
Mr.. Isaac Pregg. Representative Joseph v.
Graft, Representative Kittredge Haskins,
Mr. L. N. Hammerling. Mr.. Albert Hal
stead, Mr.. f. 3. Hardenbergh. Representa-
tive ]. A. Hemenway. Mr.. e. s. Henry.
Mr.. A. E. Heiss. Mr.. Thomas Hodge, Rep
resentative George F. Huff, Mr.. r. III. iIol-
gate Representative Joseph T. Johnson,
Mr. w. p. Kellogg. Mr.. James Kennedy.
Mr.. Charles E. Kern. Representative M. c. l..
Kline, Senator A. B. Kittredge, Represen-
tative John F. Lacey, Representative D. F.
Lafean Representative Charles B. Lands,
Representative George s. Legare, Mr.. w.
s. Leib, Mr.. Frank Lord, Representative
H. c. Loudenslager, Representative James
r. Mann, Mr.. F. A. McLain former Rep
preventative Alexander Mcdowell, Repre-
sentative Samuel w. Mccall, Mr.. N. o.
Messenger Mr.. Charles w. Metzgar Mr..
Norman Allen Merritt, Mr.. L. T. Kitchener,
Representative F. w. Mondell, Prof. Willis
L. Moore, Mr.. H. B. Nesbitt Representa-
tive Jesse Overstreet. Representative
Representative Serene E. Payne, Senator
Boies Penrose, Mr.. c. c. Randolph, Mr.. H.
G. Rask, Delegate B. s. Rodey, Repre-
sentative J.H. Shull, Representative William
Alden Smith, Mr.. ]. Henry Small, Mr.. Ed.
B. Smith, former Postmaster General
Charles Emory Smith, DR.. z. 7. Sewers,
Representative George N. Southwick Mr.
Maurice Splain. Mr.. L. w. Strayer, Repre-
sentative John A. Sterling, Representative
J. A. Tawney, Representative Oscar w.