The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
stephenson of wisconsIp.

StepnemaOm OH Wt3tOusfu.
 Isaac Stephenson, the new Senator from Wisconsin. ranks up high in age, having recently celebrated his Slst birthday. He comes in as the success sor of Mir. Spooner who became dis- gusted with the factional fights and the fierce opposition of the political hosts led by Senator La Toilette. and resigned his seat.
 Senator Teller of Colorado. mas
 rounded out 77 years, but Is sun m
 good physical trim and capable or do-
 ing heavy work.
 Senator Frye of Maine. is in his T7th
 year. He does not look his age by ten
 years. He is chairman of the Com merce Committee which looks out for
 the rivers and harbors. and is an en- thusiastic champion of the proposed ship
 subsidy scheme.
 Senator Hale of Maine is n. Senator Proctor of Vermont is seven tyssix. In the business world he's vir- tualiy the head of the marble trust. For years he has been chairman of the
 Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry. \
 Senator Piatt of New York Is in the 18th year of his age. His legs are so weak that he cannot walk. but his brain seems to be unusually active for one of his physical ailments. And this foxy politician is still regarded as a force in Empire state politics who | has to be reckoned with by the young CT men recently put to, the front py the Federal and State administrations. Senator Chauncey M Depew Is few | months past 73. He has recovered his | health.
 During the present your four Sena- | tors became seventy years Of age | They are Messrs. McEnery of Louisiana GalIinger, of New Hampshire; Burrows | of Michigan: and Bulkeley of Con- | necticut.
 Ages of Senators. | Senators whose ages range between | sixty and seventy years are; ferkihs | of California. 6s: Dupont. Of Delaware. | 69; Taliaferro, of Florida, 50; Bacon ot | Georgia, 6s; Hopkins of Illinois, 0l; l Mccreary of Kentucky. 69; Foster of | Louisiana, 6S: Nelson of Minnesota, c4, Money of Mississippi, 6S; Warner Of l Missouri. 67; Burnham of New Hamp
 shire. 63; Foraker. of Ohio. 6l; Aldricn
 of Rhode Island. 66; Tillman of soutn | Carolina, 60: Dillingham; of vermont, e4: Daniel of Virginia, 65; Martin or | Virginia, 60; Ankeney of Washington. ea. EIkins of west Virginia, 66; Scott
 of west Virginia, 65 and Warren or | wyoming, 63. ......
 Senators between fifty and sixty ars of age are: Clarke of Arkansas. sa: Mallory of Florida. 59; Clay or l Georgia, 64; Hepburn of Idaho. Do: Paynter of Kentucky. 52; Rayner or | Maryland. b7: Lodge of Massachusetts. RI. Crane of Massachusetts, 54; Clapp | of Minnesota, 56: McLaurin of Missis- sinpi. 59; Stone of Missouri, 59; Carter l of Montana, 53; Newlands of Nevada. 5e. Kean of New Jersey, 55 simmons | of North Carolina, 53; Fulton of oregon s4. Knox of Pennsylvania, 54; Latimer of South Carolina. 56; Gamble of south | Dakota, 56 Taylor of Tennessee, o', Culberton of Texas, 52; La Toilette or
 Wisconsin. 52; and Clark of Wyoming 56.
 Senators under 50-years of age are: Flint of California 45: Brandegee or | Connecticut, 43; Borah of Idaho. 4f: | Reveridge of Indiana, 45; Hemenway or Indiana, AT; Deliver of Iowa, 4S; Long | of Kansas a7: Curtis of 'Kansas. ~;
 McCumber of North Dakota. 49; DICK
 of Ohio, 4s; Bourne of oregon. 4s; Pen
 rose of Pennsylvania, AT; Kittredge Of South Dakota, 46; Frazier of Tennes-
 see. 49; Smith of Michigan. IS; Dixon
 of Montana, 70: Prrkett of Nebraska. | 40: Nixon of Nevada. 47: Bailey Of
 Texas, A; Shoot of Utah. 45; Suther-
 land of Utah, 45; and Pile of Washing | ton, 49.