The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
|[BREAk-UP
i THE SESSION
,snsrl Free to Break
s-Their Families Are
Hon1sward Bound
kIeH1 AND MUSIC
n 1AE BARE-ARM GIRL
and FareweIIs and the
Gtions Of Efferyescent
Spirits.

MNGTONr '"i'
rn, Everybody whisked
somewhere else during the
,.vs and Washington is down
Zones In the way of popula-
chen the flag doesn't ny over
y, and the flag doesn't Hy
~ White House, that's the tlm9
md skidooing. a few stray,
coneressmen still linger In
lar midst, but for the mosa
boys have fled.
IKE ranks yocally and vaude-
.ss mighty Solons of the Ma
,nsrious bursts of melody, like
tcys 1t was good TO hear
yoth clings to men so long.
,son the handsome whip
Nsra sang Dixie solo out
nm book, and the way the
No side plunged into the
as enough 10 make even the
rise up and take notice. Rebel
! iuierspersed with happy hull
while John Browns Body
,,iumphant paean on both sides
irately, and the long metre
4 eushed forth with gusto. OF
+.l1b Kentucky Home" and
Jolly Good Fellow" ;lnd
IA NV Maryland" and all the
4 tbe fond old tunes. came in
attention, even the galleries
;s and Norris Sheppard, the
4 little chap from Texas, with
fsly good voice. started a sur
"a on the Everybody Works
.bsr' basis, which hulnorousfy
all "Uncle Joe's' exploits TO
Kinds, clerk and prompter at
.axer's desk, the power behind
.e, the expert parliamentarian
BEEN personally conducting on
a 0. 7. congressional proceed
h nnce Tom Reed WAS in the
Dsar me, dear me. how boys
boys, even when they are IS.
d 10!
.5cdy's little girl or boy gaIu-
rehscked upon the floor OF the
! bat last informal night, and
upon papas' knees and scram-
Fvlgn their desks, while things
|aIhng for the Senate to get
Men, moist and melting,
g rs far as possible the low
/ feeves OF the women in tho
y by pushing their coat sleeves
|kelr shoulders and exposing q
Cense of lingerie. Even Uncle
ELI, IN the chair, sported a sort
D. devised Peters Pants"
> quote a colored friend. with
8 ccat showed up to the elbow
i htshirted arms coquettishly
~ In cloakrooms and commit
. all coats were wiped off the
nhiarchal Gen. Grosvenor was
Firp In virgin, Immaculate
John Wesley Gaines was stun
bng, pale blue necktie. Other
3 In his toilet for the finals
Me linen trousers and a cream
mat
'anee, the splendid young Ken
and A. o. Stanley, the burn
p orator from tho Blue Grass
yora black polonaises over
Ihs President himself. at his
10 the capitol to sign things.
snless and freshly laundered
pet girl graduate In chastc
IN as he sat In his private
the north end OF the build
custodian of this room. very
y, will Indicate to you tho
chair upon which President
sat at his last visit TO the
The chair is only a fat red
onf, exactly like all its fell
y there's a secret, sacred mark
ior the care-taker's own iden-
Which he holds lnvfolate.
sas a charming sentiment in
nnetlcal unanimity with which
House. after the first session
finy-ninth Congress WAS de-
apurned, burst into the gall
ay, Goodnight, Ladies'" with
9 pathos on the Were going
leave you now"
the moon was shining glorl-
Vn such a night as this did
lAfenzo" do a few amorous
end on such a night as this.
p1essly for the interchange Of
,ows, did moro than one, Just
sd young Congressman steal
INC lady Of his dreams, who,
snd bare-aymed. had been
MN from the gallery, and
Hncer shadows of the marble
ol the capitol, where he prom
true for at least four months
One almost listened for
ungales In the grove Of mag
nsuous with the fragrance of
white, waxen blossoms,
n below. The fountains made
splash In the midnight moon
ne monument loomed mistily.
pound the enchanted picture
aver band. Far overhead, "up
s world so high, like q dia-
tne sky" the light In the
me dome. a signal of a night
lst yet cxunguished. cleaned
ea, Cyclopean. The contours
'p.enoid edifice. whose crown
j Amelia A-~eI -.