The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-05


template how many votes that rrita.
bic remark cost the real Mckinley.
Fooled Even the Rough Riders
Col Roosevelt has several doubles
bearing q striking resemblance to him.
One OF these, James ID. Naher, deputy
clerk Of the United states Supreme
Court, has been continually annoyed
by persons mistaklng him for the eS
President. At one time man followed
him and friend from New York to
Brooklyn to ask him for q governmen
berth. And the game sort of troubles
nave come to another Roosevelt
counterpart. f. G. Huddleston. of Los
| Angeles, who has not only the same
| keen, penetrating eyes, the same de.
sermined jaw and tho same broad
brow Of the ex-President, but also tho
same stature and general build. His
business carries him a great deal into
Il Arizona, where he is repeatedly held
Up by cowboys who served in tho
Roosevelt Rough Riders This ia
surely a good test. Nobody knows
Roosevelt SO well as Rough Rider.
| Perhaps the most striking case OF
doubles who are not related is that of
William Jennings Bryan and Charles
3. Hanford. the actor. Continually In
the course of his many travels Mr..
Hanford is buttonholed by friends and
admirers Of the Democratic leader.
| President Cleveland's counterpart
was Walter Fl. French, Of Massact,,-
sets, file clerk Of the House of Repre-
sentatives, who used to enjoy fooling
the street crowds by wearing clothing
like that Of the Chief Executive. as
we'll as by initiating his facial ex-
pressons and mannerisms
| Senator Cullom has long been FAM
Il nf ii fall
| lilinoisan, Uncle joe Cannon, and
Abraham Lincoln, the resemblance to
the latter having been more striking
| before the venerable Senator became
so gray. To- day he probably looks
about as the martyr President woulG
have at the age of eighty. The like.
ness was SO remarkable a generation
ago that the Senator's enemies some
times accused him of arranging his
aress and htrsute adornnents so as 10
intensity It,
Another Lincoln double is DR. A D
Pardon Of Washington, and the martyr
president himself appreciated the re-.
semblance.
II you lived down in Kentucky" he
once told the doctor, you and I would
pass for father and son. Just wait
until you are as old as am and yo,,
VIII be just as homely."
The Most Perfect Resemblance.
me most perfect resemblance be.
tween any two OF our public men is
aiioouotedly that between the two
. erick D. The accompanying picture
VIII pass for either OF them, and even
ailer studying It long while you
cannot make up your mind which it
represents, the father or the son, and
you may nave to appeal to the text
OF this article TO learn that 1t is the
: latter.
y The double of Tom Reed and Henry
clay SIT in the House of Representa-.
: t1ves. These are Edwin DENLY. O,
S Detroit, who bears striking likeness
r TO the earlier pictures of the Maine
G car, and William Sulzer, Talnmany
}, members from New York, who. in re-
a ply to a sarcastic speech by an oppo.
!. ncnt who twitted him OF his resen,.
i, blance to the great Kentuckian, re-
d piled: i cannat prevent the news
papers from comparing me with othe,
e great men,
Senator Dick. of Ohio. has doubl.
N Emil Sauer, who often gives re
A citals in this country. and who is cour,
musician to the Kings of Saxony, Rou-
mania and Bulgaria ana Senator La
I follette, the Wisconsin Insurgent, has
4 another self in a patent medicine mag
nate, whose picture, with hand up
raised, is well known to the public
And this resemblance was Indirectly
b referred to some time ago In sarcas-
tice speech which Senator Penrose. o,
4 I PennsylVanta made at the expense OF
the little 1nsurgent chieftain
j Representative Junius Kahn of CALI
fornia. and Fra Ebert Hubbard, the
j Roycrofter, are nearly as much alike
4 IN facial appearance as the traditional
pair OF black-eved peas.
u James G. Blaine had counterpart,
in John L. Smithmeyer, the architect
Of the Library of Congress. who died
4 only lately. The likeness between
n them was very striking, and one see
\ ing them together would have thought
q them twin brothers, as was the cas-,
I also with the late Senator Hoar, Of
n Massachusetts,, and his exact double
VI Denman Tompson. the veteran actor
u who. It tho age of seventy six, is still
"A delighting American audiences.
n Mark Tsrnln's Counterpart.
III A conspicuous figure in the street!
n of Washington is Mark Twain
n double" James II. Kelley, publ
"A lecturer who has been repeatedly ap
preached by persons appealing to hir
to settle their argument as to wheth
err he was the great hurnorist or no.
time ago In one of the galleries Q
4 Congress. and so far away from HON
rs as Portugal he has been the centre {
lH curious street crowds who hay
N recognized" him.
n Since detectives have more occaslo
RI than any one else for travelling in III
I guise of others, 1t may be to the a,
Aa vantage of the chiefs of the two gres
sleuthing Offices Of the government TIL,
IA they have doubles. Some day. when
may be necessary for one of them
} ] assume anothers role in life. he ma
"a find it easy TO play that of his cou,
N terpart. In the case Of John e.. Wiki
IN head of the secret service. howeve
4 this role would be an expensive one
| play consistently, for his double
Id I4arz Anderson, the nlultimillionail
III society man of Washington and Bosto
Isl The resemblance between these tvs
TX gentlemen Is so striking that the Pres
dents secretary, Mr. Carpenter, who
ri thrown in great deal with both
them, the other day addressed NJ
I Wilkie as Mr.. Anderson" A few weel
ago the writer had occasion to use
portrait OF Chief Stanley ]. Finch, OF til