Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-09
ALL WASHINGTON IS
VERY BADLY
MISSED
BUILDING OPERATIONS
DlSTURBS THE SCENERY
No One Is Complaining Because
Present Disorder Means Flu
ture Beauty and Comfort for
All Time 10 Come,

Especial Correspondence horninK JoaroalA
Washington. Dee. 5.-A member OF
congress reaching Washington for the
opening Of the session might we'll have
imagined hat the capital had been
visited by a tornado. In the first
place. ali railroad trains now enter
the new $4,000. 600 Union station.
and the station Is far from competed
Al about the huge structure are
sc%affolding. great piles Of stone and
timber. streets torn up and general
chaos. The promise Is held out that
some day there will be beauty and
convenience. but nov. aside from the
beauty Of the station building itself,
there II neither.
Nothing could well he more incon-
vcnient than the accommodations to-
day for the travelling public into and
u Of the national capital owing TO
the neglect % congress at It's last ses-
sion 10 pass the necessary legislation,
the street ears have not yet been al
lowed 20 run 10 the station. and the
nearest ear IL three blocks away. The
sidewalks leading across what some
day viii be the grand plaza, are Of old
bricks and badly tsrn up When the
weather Is dry passing vehicles raise
great clouds OF dust. when II rains
everybody wades In mud.
Even at the capitol Itself the states
men found disorder. The magnificent
marble office buildings for the senate
and house are nearing completion.
They are To be connected with the
capitol building by tunnels. through
which will be operated electric tram
ways, The tunnel on the house side
has been completed. but that from the
north end OF the capitol to the senate
office building IL under way. and as
" IL Of open-cut construction. senators
find themselves almost barred from
tho senate chamber,
Strange as 4 may seem, however. 1
there is no complaint OF this condition
from senator's and representatives. In
contemplation Of the magnificent lux
ury which al no distant day VIII be
theirs, the national lawmakers are
content To put "a with temporary In
conYeniences The house office build
ing. II Is announced. viii be ready for
occupancy some time during the pres
ent session Of congress. The office
building for senators will be oomplet-
ed a year later. When they are Tone
no parliamentary body In the world
VIII be so comfortably and So Ia I'd
somely housed,
With the arrival ln town Of cor
grcss. " nay be said that the cnm-
paign for control Of the next house Of
representative already is under way
republican congressional COM
paign committee has a suite or rooms
IN the Metropolitan bank building. a :
marble structure. which has ,
been completed on Fifteenth :
street. opposite the treasury. Secre- ,
tarN Elmer Dover, Of the republican .
committee. has his offices ian q.
the same building. and there viii be A.,
closer cooperation between the two
committees Than IN past campaigns. d
The last congressional campaign was .
, sort OF u "fIurrah for Roosevelt" nf- =
TAR, most OF the republicans depend .
upon the popularity IT the presl- "
lent To eleet them. In the next COM
paign the republican members have
no assurance that this Influence can
De- used TO carry the election. Most 7
them have assumed that the prcsi- y
will not b" "A candidate again. I
me II he Il they fear that he viii be u
taking care ~ himself. on that
the congressional committee
VIII have some real work before &
q retain control OF The house for the {
'epublican party. b
when Speaker Cannon makes up a
lis list Of committees, the exigencies h
y the compalgn viii not be forgotten p
representative Lo%udenslagcr. Of New i
Icrsoy secretary Of the congressional o
'onimittce, has had several confer "a
noes with the speaker. and Is under U
TODD 10 have secured from Mr.. Can ~
a promise that the necessity of 10
,uttlng on good committees repub- II
members from close districts al
WI be remembered h
Washington. Baltimore. Richmond e
other adjacent cities are getting a p
Ati"hal reputation for the difficult al
which their housewives exnerI- IN
nee in adjusting the servant problem
.ust now they are facing a new phase
y lhif NcNed question The cult %
a. the seventh Day Adventists. M
t. responsible Tor his latest trouble "a
ne creed. being novel. appeals 10 the M
.egro IKE sugar TO a flN They have 81
'ccome converted in droves. Now. 81
very second housekeepcr Is iu despair Il
"chusc the cook. the housemaid. the O
otchman. the bell boy and even mo X
eneral utility servant. where there 3. o
az one Ia the family. decamp ever, O.
fldaY evening and are seen no more ~
ntii sunday morning They dispisy
~ the zeal ~ the ucuphNte. and Dr.
ne mistress demonstrates. they de-.
Iare that 10 che objects TO their reil- ri
Ion they must look up other places q
= a rule. this frightens the house y
NRNNH AINM MfNN nMNMnNN ~
oes the work and the heaviest work q
7 the week. at that while the cool v
ets on her unery and hles her of 20 Il
hurch. l.
2 negro servant pred0minates In "a
~tshlnginn and DO b. almost impossi- "a
ie r. obtain any other variety. The "
'reigh contingent and The millionaire ~
inter colony 40 The capital have cone J.
iertd The problem rs sending fo -
YORK and elsewhere fnr Ger ~
ans swc4cs aud Huns But the mid. n
j. class generally dependent on the =
inietratloue uf one servant. feels al.
nsiile toward rhe Seventh Day Adj
'ntists az The medieval Catholics for
cri2 did toward the Jew The vital d..
iestion asked Boz Washington ana
altlmorc homes when "a new servant =,
hired lr NOT about honesty. sobrietN
industry, hut a. 90 the religions -.
'ocliFiiies 81 the applicant. ms
Give Him n Scdatise.
Our esteemed brother down the w
~ a have had d bad case ~ tor I.