The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-24

/ - Fl the once OF FlIsL As
- sistant Postmaster
! R67aQanWFLlHQY General, but he de-
clined. An euthusi-
astic and crafty politician, he has figured
! In the councils Of the Republican National
/ Committee. being member of the executive
committee during the campaign of 1904.
Having served as lieutenant colonel OF the
| Illinois National Guard Representative
/ Lowden is familiar with the needs Of the
State militia, and as member Of the Com
Imtttae on Militia of the House, their re-
/ quirements are looked after by him. When
elected 10 Congress. he resigned as presi-
( dent of the Pullman Loan and Savings
/ Bank, though still acting as director.
|
! Raymond Beverage Morgan. secretary 10
/ Senator Burkett and an all-around good
/ fellow. has a brother up I'm Alaska hunt
/ ing gold, and finding some, too. accord
/ ing to his reports. The other day Secre-
/ tary Morgan received through the mails
a beautiful ivory napkin ring. engraved
upon which was the initial of the re-
cipients last name and the name Of the
/ town al which the brother is located
n
and an amateur zo0l0gist who dropped
/ in shortly after it arrived suggested that
/ il must be part Of the tusk of a mastO-
| DON Mr.. Morgan is waiting patiently for
/ a history Of the gift. however, before he
commits himself 90 this view.
Senator Beveridge, Of Indiana, dropped
| IN 10 see friend. also an Indianian. one
night this week and found there another
I Hoosier, who was, as it proved, once "a
/ schoolmate Of the Senator They got 10
/ discussing old times and old friends, and
I the time passed very pleasantly.
Finally, in walked a friend Of the
/ friends friend. also from Indiana who
was duly introduced 20 the Senator. And
/ the newcomer turned toward three other
men, who had followed him. and, calling
them severaIly by name. presented them
20 Mr. Beveridge adding "Au from In
diana. Senator
well" said the Senator when he had
/ shaken hands all around this looks like
I a delegatiou-or has Indiana moved down
I 10 Washington"
T Col Alexander Mcdowell. clerk Of the
/ House. is one of the best mixers around
the Capitol Ills friends are numbered
on both sides Of the big building The
clerk mas been there ever since the Fifty
. fourth Congress. and with the expiration
~ ,,is C,ncraes he vir have serys5
/ ,,.,-..., ,-,.-- H.. 70 q. -stf,.. of penn
,,-l,.arf.. t5s,-,,,s, -r ono time ~, l,fs 1ff.
a1Ite4 a., .co,,,rr,. ,,ey,s,s-,ar fa lo-sf7-
/ ers himself eligible To- be- cIassed with the
newspaper men.
Il didn't make anything on the paper
/ he says. but ] dld have TOT OK lUH
/ win IL ......,
. -, 80 ia . So. $500, u.
/ ~ ratpf9-7ra edition mar a91 he oarris5
about In pocket. The result has been
that his Office has been flooded with mem
/ bers OF Congress. as Well as outsiders
who have heard about the book
/ Cars+o, ys-irfsr, ,rFo, er-itr c-s,-,,5
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I 'E '''l' '-'I's "''' 10 F'''S'oH Ne-sJ"
I AioTich. lie explained privately that the
Senator from Rhode Island was not the
beneficiary. but the bin was for the re-
/ lief of a farmer near Grand Rapids.
7 introduced another bill recently for
/ Rapids said the Senator from Michigan
\ es' TAN. STOUT CORES F'leeht OF one oil
'l'' p''sa D'' saus on .He senate sue Oh
me oapl'o' GOT " sPeo''l permit 10 laAe
MS YOUNG SON 'i''o 'Hs reserved sdileIS
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VI '1I'0'' years are ue''i''u 'l0'" '"1
s"''ei'ss as rue because ui,S are
deemed likely To disturbed the Staid quiet
I Of that austere body by making in
! genUous remarks out loud. But the news
paper man was sure his bouncing boy
uorId not nfebebavs so the narn,ft
nc .,-.r..4
-.
i'- osil''o,s i'"u 'aNsI .-e.i $50 ana
D't SessIoH i.au osell oIeHeu' M"'H l"g
scIIoo entered the e"aiIloe' ana started
Io"diu i.'S Jess III iloHI on '"e zee
lesiutHt IoS'' uliI i.elg "1S ".," o,l.eU
qulet III the chaiilDeI. Suuue'ly Tue BOY
spled the stai"aI' form Oh pa'eI laIili'ias'
piL 81. .','''' l55I.'s
/ En-, ~o-,arJ- .,,,5tt,1o - ,,,oe+ ror,s ,f +lo
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