The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
HEARD AT HOTELS.


the seat Of Mr Willard in March. is at
the Raleigh and with him IS Mr.. ". T.
Thompson, the attorney general Of that
State
Mr.. Brown comes TO take a place IN the
greatest deliberative body Of the world
under the Happiest auspices, for he com
.maEds the unlimited confidence and good
will Of his people. his election having
been ii fact. direct expression Of the
choice Of Nebraska voters. as he was
nominated in the State Republican con
vention and voted for along with the
other Republican candidates. The Sena-
tor-elect is in the prime Of life, being
only forty four years old, and. judging
from his good-natured visage and easy
bearing. he is pred!sposed to look on the
bright side Of existence. His hair and
eyes are dark, and he is OF rather Totund
build and medium height Mr. Brown
was born in Iowa, but has lived in Ne
braska since 1855. During his term as at
toTney general he made a name for his
vigorous conduct Of his Office. especially
in relation to the celebrated tax suits
brought against several Of the big rail-
way corporations. The cases were de-
cided in favor Of the State in the United
states District Court at Omaha, and were
appealed by the companies TO the United
states Supreme Court. which is the cause
OF the presence here Of Messrs. Brown
and Thompson. Mr Brown took the Do
sition that there would be no remedy
from local corporation evils until the rail-
E.-E-r
stringent regulations, and until they had
been driven out Of politics in Nebraska.
having too long been dominant there
through the political influence they had
been accustomed To exert. He was in
favor, among other things. Of a state rail-
way commission and the abolition Of
passes, all Of which has come about
Asked as to his estimate Of ". J. Bryan.
Mr. Brown said
MY personal relations with Col. Bryan
are very friendly, and it viii not do 20
think that he is a back number on the
contrary. he is very much alive, and is
stronger with his adneTents to-day in
Nebraska than ever before. He IS 10
longer as / think, enamored of the idea
OF being President, az least he does not
long so keenly for il as in former days.
Col Bryan viii always have q big follow
ing and yet IL must be remembered that
he IS weightier with the people on every
other day OF the year than election day"
In the old days at Nome" said Mr..
Richard Ryan. the weII-ku0wn Alaskan.
at the New Willard, there was very
popular young lawyer whose only weak
ness was an occasional f0ndness for get
ting on a spree.
"One night he accumulated q heavy lag.
and some Of the festive gang that were
with him, falling TO induce him 10 90
home in the small hours. in passing by
the morgue concluded il would be a fine
place for the young attorney TO sober
up in, so they carried him inside and
deposited him on "a slab in Near proximity
TO three beings that were sleeping their
last sleep. Being very drunk. the disciple
Of Blackstone took but little note OF his
surroundings and soon dropped into pro-
found slUmber. Early the next day the
perpetrators Of the deed feeling some re-
morse. went to the dead house 70 take
their comrade of TO "a good breakfast.
With great trouble they succeeded n
arousing him, but he fatty declined at
first 20 go with them unless the other
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present lie has been a model Of temper
ance-
mere . d u-leI' connection between
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4d'eiy P4sFaiIlAS ana lhe frequency OF
railway disasters, said Capt. Charles
Vivian, OF New York, az the Raleigh
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ruinous consequences. In fine. bright
weather. when the men are in the pink
Of physical trim, the number OF bad ac-
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