The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
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Among the measures which the New Hampshire
man has advocated in congress Tor the pettefihs
of things on earth are measures INTENDED 10 30
cure nroper care for the insane, to prevent the
docking Of horses tails to prevent cruelty TO ali
animals to provide for delinquent ana aepehoen'
children. to train women nurses for the navy
and TO condemn unsanitary buildings. NIX "A%
lnger Ia a strong man with SOFT hear|
1t was said more than once that eena'o'
Mathew Stanley Quay OF Pennsylvania mao 40"
drops OF the Indians in his veins II So hl'
Mood told IN one instance at any rate. for when
Mr. Ouay was Ill almost unto death he reused
h,mse,f from his body WEAKNESS and MADE
sneech IN behalf of the Delaware Indians Whlcn
with its elouuencs held the senate and the gaf
leries chained for too brief quarter OF an houf'
No one knew that Keystone Quay could Dc 30
eloquent In less than two months alter '''
delivery of the speech he was dead. pu1 before
ha died knowledge came to him that his eloquence
had brought accomplishment ana tnat the Deie
ware Indians in whom he was lnteresleo haa
received from congress sum or money WHICH
had been due them for years, out which .ne1
had made vain attempts to secure up TO the ulne
that a sick mans plea succeeded In rignuns =
wrong
There is some fun In the senate on occasion
Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota once said
"Damn" openly. 1t slipped out before ne was
aware of II, and no sooner had 1t put IN an ap-
pearance than the Minnesota senator put ana
nassed resolution OF censure OF himsen py
himself.
This little matter Of mild swear word from
the Inns OF Mr. Nelson received good dear o.
comment at the time that the word piumpso
out of his mouth, but almost simultaneously VILE
It's utterance there was colloquy between sena
tors Daniel of Virginia and Gallinger OF new
Hampshire, which was tribe more SHOCKING
senatorialiy speaking. than several damns'
Senator Gallinger, the moral mainstay OF tn'
senate was trying to get his colleagues to agree
10 change the name of ,fadison street IN "ssu
iprton to Church street. A part OF Madison sree
was known as Samson street. Senator DAME
did not like the idea of dropping the Virgin
nres,dant.s name even for the pious name .
"church" 30 he objected He asked his Ne
, Hampshre brother about the matter and iearne
! that there was six other Madison streets
Washington, and finding from this that virgin
, pride might be appeased In the nomenclatu'
matter, Daniel asked why the whole sire
, couldn't be called Samson.
. 81 don't know that ought to tell the reas'
Q publicly" said GaIlinger, but Samson, TOT VINO
( the street was named was fine man ana
= rort of Samoan street now has on It many Il
|. resorts" go,
. II take IT," said Senator Daniel quickly, tn
q nv colleague has this information at nrst name
n The Virginia senator only meant the thing
A gentle lest but Jacob Gallinser, who ls W
- rock IN the steadfastness Of his morality. v
rather upset. The senate changed the name
n. the street so quickly that the proceedings TAI
"a outran the hands of the stenosraphers, the
dent was closed and Gallinger's blush led