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force of setting a nail and pounding it New Mexico Speaker Cannon and Sen- ¬ satisfied with him Mr Shonts retained NEW BLOOD IN SENATE gently day by day year by year till he THE ISTHMIAN CANAL ¬ ME got ators Frye Halefrnd Blackburn were his Presidency of the Clover Leaf Rail How the Deaf it in to the head Curtis is not a members of tW House when he was road which the President did not alto ¬ full blooded Indian as has been said He declined a third election to Con ¬ gether approve Furthermore Mr but is thi son of the late Capt Curtis gress from New Mexico He was a Chief Shontss idea of digging the canal seem ¬ Are -- Engineer Sfaontss Resignation Wel Made That August Body Undergoing Some Striking Changes Result a veteran of the war of the rebellion member tlR Republican ed Washington to Hear an Indian of National to be a life of ease in and mother His mothers Committee for 121 years from 1875 to comedHe was Not Wholly Satisfac- ¬ for the Commission Chairman with cf the Elections So Far 1S87 and he conducted the Blaine cam- ¬ plenty of society for his wife and yuSSer from defective hearing paign In 1884 tory to the President and Secretary write to GEO P WAY of Detroit who Tiln 192 he was made daughters Mrs Shonts and the two lor twenty flve years was so deaf Secretary of Wan by President Harri- ¬ Misses Shonts from Europe a no was Dractlrtiiv it t that Taft Fnjineer Stevens More Accept ¬ returned son serving In thaiCabinet to the close few months ago with a great flourish clal Intercourse with his rellow men After the 4th of March next the haps he lsnot an orator but the peo- ¬ of the Harrisono Administration In family was After years of experimenting In able Mr Olivers Bid and Mis Asso- ¬ and apparently some of the order to United States Senate will scarcely know ple of Kentucky loved and love him 1S94 he was elected Senator and has responsible for the story that President relieve nis own case Itself ami will hae to take a day oil He la simply the representative of the served continuously since ciations Roosevelt had wanted them to come to Sir Way discovered ana acquainted own per- ¬ older Idea going down before the new tho principle of THE set with its Down in Texaa Senator Bailey is Washington for a Winter of social gayc WAY EAR DRUMS sonnel To begin with It will have idea fighting for his dibnor and his political tics Those who know President Roose- ¬ To day with a pair more young uioou tnat is more men Senator Dubois has made a great life against as -- charrsr serious s those Affairs Washington velt are well aware that that sort of of these drums In his lingering about the half century and fight In Idaho and been defeated by which sent thea brilliant Senator Bur-¬ at are rapidly advertising at his expenso would be ears Mr Way can even vi iuvv it in eurs umu uur ueiurc in the Mormon Church his friends insist ton of Kansaso to a cell He converging into a broad and deep but hear low whispers felons quiet is anything but agreeable to hlln Its hltory Mr Borah who conies to succeed him has been triumphantly re elected in current There less agitation Chairman Shonts was plainly deter- ¬ The WAY EAR In the second place there will be but is a young lawyer credited with no face ot the charges must on the surface Jerhaps the rapids DRUMS are rnadu but remain have mined not to go to the Isthmus to live from a peculiarly sen ¬ Inconsiderable powers of oratory and In the Lone Star State to fight all been passed The shaking of ¬ it out fists over He preferred that Chief Engineer John sitized material mold with the backing of the interests that having declared that unless he s the Brownsville nffray has drudg- ¬ audi- ¬ ceased The - F Stevens should attend to the ed to fit In the have been opposed to the Dubois view cleared to tho satisfaction of all he President has been stutfy- ery and make the dirt fly The Chair ¬ tory canal and axe en- ¬ - of politics will resign the honors just fur- ¬ tirely Invisible v - x conferred man could occupy the mahogany On tTi Another Harvard man comes to the As as ¬ tt far settled the Senate will nished offices in Washington to advan Drum Is a resilient rtna by National legislature in Jonathan stand as follows tage and keep in touch with the War curve rlntr formed the Is Massaclu- - Just before the Drum tapers to a Bourne He a native of Russell A Alger Mich Rep suc- ¬ Department and the White House Ho point This absolutely prevents the setts and an alumnus of Harvard and ceeded by William Alden Smith Rep could head the organization and look drum collapsing In the ear Yet these incidntally has been a member of the J Frank Allee Del Rep succeeded after the administration of affairs Let Drums are so soft and pliable that they old liw firm that has tent four of its by Harry A Richardson Rep do the construction work As cannot injure the most delicate ear pas ¬ members to the Senate Mitchell others sage Augustus O Bacon Ga Dcm suc- ¬ the organization and administration you Simon Gearin nnd Pounie The firm ceeds himself work was completed there seem- ¬ Remember ar not askrd to take has continuous though its title about any treatment you run no risk of been Joseph W Bailey Tex Dcm suc- ¬ ed little more for Mr Shonts to do and using something which might leave you has i hinged cession in doubt accordingly his resignation came at an worse than before Its use You are sim ¬ Norris Brown who will come from Joseph H Berry Ark Dem suc- ¬ opportune time He is to have charge ply asked to Investigate a mechanical Nebraska is one of the young men of ceeded by Jefferson Davis Dem of the Ryan Bclmont interborough device perfected after years of study by the new crop of Senator1- - He has been ¬ a deaf man who by his own skill and J S C Blackburn Ky Dem succeed- ¬ roads in New York City and will prob- research now hears perfectly lAttorney General of Nebraska and in ed by Thomas H Paynter Dem ably be an acceptable man in that nau lo prosecute casea If you have any trouble with your lilac cipiruy Henry E Burnham N H Rep suc ¬ place He give3 up a 30000 salary as hearing write Mr Way tell him against the railroads to collect in Chairman and he receives from your the by ceeds himself what cause of deafness and how Ions created taxes levied against them Alfred W Benson Kan Rep suc the interborough organization is not you have been deaf Address your let ¬ the State He may be called a product SENATOR SIMON GUGGENHEIM ceeded by Charles Curtis Rep known Presumably it is as much as he ters to GEORGE P WAY 117 Majestic of the Bryan regime for while he is a Edward W Carmack Tcnn Dem has been getting from the Government Building Detroit Michigan riBBHK JP Republican jet he conies as the rep years ago mother who died onlv a few succeeded by Robert L Taylor Dem Chief Knclnrcr Steven resentative of the radical wis one of the treaty Indians of the w imam a t lark Mont Dem suc Republicanism whose beginnings Kaw or Kansas tribe named Julie ceeded by Joseph M Dixon Dem Chief Engineer Stevens will succeed of fraud in connection with harbar in Nebraska dated from the rise of Pappenheiin and her name appears on W Murray Crane Mass Rep suc Mr Shonts as Chairman and head man work at Savannah Ga The case was Bryan to influence He was nominated the treaty Washington knows little him a notable one It was years before the between the United States ceeds himself but about Government get by the State Republican convention last Government and that tribe of Indians Shelby M Cullon 111 Rep succeeds except that he Is a determined and like could Gaynor and Summer over Senator J H Millard they up new an efficient man and been ap j Greene back from Canada whither they made when took their himself wise has uuu jieu whom he will succeed reservation in Indian Tenitory Sena ¬ Jonathan P Dolllver Iowa Rep plying himself on the Isthmus Wheth- ¬ The fiery voung Hotspur of the Ten tor Curtis and all his children hold succeeds himself er he has the capacity to direct the Mr Oliver must associate himself with Independent ¬ nessee mountains Carmack goes down lands in hcveialty witii the Kaw tribe John V Drjden N J Rep succcS execution of the great project is un ¬ contractors at an ear before Fiddling Bob Taylor He U because of their Indian blood sion in doubt known here but undoubtedly he is as ly date and form a 5000000 corpora ¬ one once J tion for the work At SENATOR WILLIAM E BORAH of the Tijlor brothers who Cnitfs is a KansaA product He was Fred T Dubois Idaho Dem suc- - capable In that direction as Mr Shonts least J150000tf ran against t ach othT for Goernor of born in Topeka on 2 1S00 by Rep ever was and more likely to be sue must be paid In cash and 1500001 Jan Ills ceeded William E Borah more - Tennessee Parniaek can talk most only education he received in Topekn 15 Ara cessful because he resided on the must be in the form- of solvent two Democrats In the Senate who hail eloquently logi Stephen KIklns W Rep suc has subscriptions and ¬ and for his kind of a He earned his lirst money riding race Isthmus long time and has compre the other 2000000 from Northern State These are Tel- convincingly party ceeds himself SENATOR WM ALDEN SMITH a may be devoted securing cian niot for his horses at Conntv fairs and later as a Murphy Foster La Dcm sue- - hensive knowledge of affairs connected to a bond ler of Colorado and Nixon of Nevada He used to Mush around in the House J If Mr Oliver succeeds with his plana Four States have Democratic Senators hack driver in Topekn coeds himself ing the contracts with the canal work while a member there and got tln ¬ canal with Secretary for digging the canal he will likely be- ¬ now who will be succeeded by Republi- ¬ But when he was driving a hack in William P Frve Maine Rep suc- They reputation for being fearless when it tiny Taft have agreed to award the Contractor Oliver come quite as famous in future genera- ¬ cans Of the 30 Senators who retire the time Cuitis was sttidving law ceeds himself contract Tho Congress is grinding was simply sheer aiulrclty for hi in night suc- ¬ tions as any other man connected with March 4 at least 11 will be succeeded the and it was thus that he Robert J Gamble S D Rep away on big ¬ It has already been announced that bump of reverence is lacking and lie appropriation bills authoriz- the digging the canal construction He has figured by entirely new men and all very young Recording Angel fitted himself for admission to the bar ceeds himself ing the taking of many millions from contract for the canal will very low men would tackle the anJ in 1881 Three vcars later in 1884 he M Gearin Ore Dcm succeed- ¬ be awarded to W Oliver of Tennes- ¬ his bid for the administration fo ce him to proe that he had his rei John the Treasury The Senate or House has J of the work having been 675 per cent -- 4 was elected County Attorney on tlu ed by Bourne Rpp see but the partner whom he choso After March the youngest Senator Jonathan a little quarrel occasionally but on the in of the C03t of work WH1 be William E Borah of Idaho Republican anti Prohibition platform Anselm J McLaurin Miss Dem everybody very tha whereas th 1 whole is busy This next by parties having Who is 38 years present He has served 2 years in Congress succeeds himself bid the facilities old At that short session of three montlis will prob- ¬ J for Distinction is held by Senator Elmer He conies to the Senate as the cor ¬ Thomas S Martin Va Dem suc- ¬ the undertaking and the capital to J ably appropriate close to a billion of back up their efforts was 12 4 per cent is past poration repiesentalive of one of the ceeds himself ¬ Burkett of Nebraska who just the peoples money It takes consider- by MacArthur GIllespie ¬ J9 - Joseph M Dixon of Montana is strongest anti corporation States in the Joseph H Millard Neb Rep suc- ¬ away the combina able time to vote that amount tion This combination has had its rep- - five months older than Senator Bur ¬ Union Ills course here will be watched ceeded by Morris Broun Rep There has been peace around the Norris Brown will with the moie interest because of hi T Morgan Ala Dem succeeds resentatlves here ever since the bids kett who come 1NMKh John White House of late The lawgivers were opened and they have asserted from Nebraska Cl only 43 and Jeffer- ¬ political relations at home himself are going there on frequent It is probable that no man ever had Nelson Minn Rep succeeds errands that it would be Impossible to build the son Davis ArJransas Is about the Knute but these are not often of great impor- - canal as cheaply as Mr Oliver thinks same age tKTHam Alden Smith who more or stronger politica enemies than himself tance There good lie won M are but few offices he could do it However Mr Oliver Is Euccccds the late Senator Alger is com it- BBBBBBBnHwV Curtis had and jot over all Thomas Patterson Colo Dcm vX y - - now to bestow The President to ¬ Kfe i V in likes regarded as a very shrewd and success- paratiely vcg and Chas Curtis of das BMite1 vte and the end had all for his fi lends sucefceded by Simon Guggenheim Repj keep in touch with what is going on showing how cunningly he lia3 been vi v u at ful contractor He has a lot of his own Kansas is in the same class Fttiniiolil Simmons Dem the Capitol and accordingly he liLes I money ¬ manipulate con- ¬ in and does not have to pay per- Speaking of Curtis reminds me ot 2B able to and harmonie succeeds himself talk with Senators por- - and members a centages to ¬ tending elements within his party Cur ¬ Benjamin R S Dem banks and bankers If ha the fact that he is the first Ameri- Tillman C tion of every morning J is one In public succeeds in meeting the Governments can to sit in the United States Senate tis of the best mixers succeeds himself A notable matter of the last few days requirements undertaking though body is long pabt cen- ¬ iue lo dcy and an all around good fel- ¬ Francis E Warren Wyo Rep stic for the Job that its - aaaaaaaaaBW3Baaaaaaaaal has been the resignation of Theodore he will have about as big a task on his tury mark VMSaaaaaaaaaal low cceds himself P Shonts as Chairman of the Isthmian i iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBP-- MBJfc v 411111111111H hands next eight or 10 years Two men in Sen- ¬ sr Colorado sends in place of Patterson George AVetmorc R I Rep suc- - for the of the richest the P Canal Commission His resignation has that any man ever had He will work ate Senator Clark and Senator Alger 4 Simon Guggenheim a Republican He cession in doubt been accepted by the President to taki j is one of the famous seven Gugge l of course under the directions of Chiei retired of their own volition Both JHMHBH effect March 4 In accepting it th Engineer Stevens prepare re heim brothers who control the Amer- ¬ who will the could have been elected but both Iirnrij- - Full President bestowed a lot of pleasan estimates and the specifications for tha were tired of political life and wanted ican Smelting and Refining Company lna words upon He is millions the retiring Chairma work The Government will furnish at rest The grim reaper took one befor worth and has been R E DriggMarietta O wants to which was quite In contrast with sliKinaE3hhhhY3ik--lh- large portion of plant together he found the coveted rest and Senator working with his money and his sa- - know the whereabouts of David P the with years scoring John F Wallace received whc i a lot of material and will pay for tha Alger went over to the silent majority voire falre for it is said to make Murphy of the 39th III He was last he suddenly quit the job of Commission labor The contractor simply takes out last week Each is succeeded by a himself a Senator He is personally seen at the battle of Drewrys Bluff Chairman But as has been pointed percentage of money expended popular In ¬ a the as man much his junior in years and both Colorado where he has been where he was trying to get into a hol- out In many quarters the President remuneration his own efforts have had experience in the lower looking after the concerns of the smel- ¬ log could not as the log was for and low but and Secretary Taft did not want Mr outlay I House ter trust for vcars The Colorado Leg ¬ already full Any information of him Wallace to leave his place While there -- Two fine representatives of the old 1 islature declined to look into the meth or the log will be thankfully received have been no official utterances on the Send la the Komea ods by which he secured election of his Drigg5 Souths idea of statesmanship arc re by Comrade subject it is certain enough that Mr F G Charles 121st Pa Washington tired in Berrjjof Arkansas and Black ¬ supporters to the Assembly despite di resignation was welcomed He Kentucky rect charges he made rcmarkablv Shontss Borough Pa thinks it would be a good burn of both Confederate that On ltltle Hound Top certainly was not urged to stay idea comrades all over coun-¬ veterans They are veterans more- ¬ generous contributions to the campaign for the the many Republican Hamilton Carteth MIddlevIIle Mich Mr Shunts n DUnppolntmcnt try to send In lists of the veterans la over Blackburn being at present leader funds of candidates regiment neighborhood to The National minority on Sen- ¬ Ho is a business man of experi thlnksthat his the 140th N All in ail Mr Shonts has been a dis ¬ their of the Democratic the SENATOR CHARLES CURTIS wide Y with HasletUs Battery are entitled Tribune which should publish about a ate floor Uerry has only one leg he ence and one of the men whom Wash ¬ appointment in his capacity as Chair ¬ SENATOR HARRY A RICHARDSON ords straight and then dispute ington expects to do some things to the credltOf being the first on the man Isthmian Canal Commission column a week of them This would ba left the other at Corinth Miss them worth hold- ¬ of the greatest In enabling Ar-- Judge in crest at Little Round Top and of impression bidding M Bangs of the assistance Buf the modern Democracy of till they were brought before the while the social line ing He did not make the right the Anson of New veterans to find old comrades kansas preferred Jefferson Davis and ment Spat J lddling Bob will no Senator Guggenheim has severed all it until the end of tho battle in Washington His friends have pro- ¬ York formerly a resident of Fayette their he was selected to the Senate over Ber- ¬ make as much stir unless he brings connections with every business inter ¬ claimed ids abilities and sung his ville N Y will not be allowed to share ry after an animated canvass Joe his fiddle into the Senate Chamber but est he ever had and declares that lie Ciid io Him 17 llrttrr praises Secretary Taft however early the work with him That is because 5th Iowa Cav f BJackburn went down before Judge he will probqbly do as much work as comes to the United States Senate un- ¬ Chas Baxter Co K 7th N Y H A decided that there was something lack-¬ the President and Secretary Taft have Solon Steere Asherville Kan says Paynter as his colleague McCrcary Carmack did hampered hv business ties of any kind Delmar N Y says he has a coin dated ing in Mr Shonts when it came to such become convinced that Mr Bangs is that the 5th Iowa Cav did not go with has recently been defeated by Gov J Curtis of Kansas who succeeds the Senator Elkins WVa was 1779 which is 17 years earlier than a titanic job as the digging of the canal not capable for such an undertaking Sherman to the sea but was sent back C W Beckham who was selected at the G A R veteran Judge Ienon who for a third term Senator Elkins has Frank Joness coin Comrade Baxter The Chairman certainly did not enjoy Furthermore they are not pleased at to Nashville to help take care of Hood primary in the State last Summer and for a brief period succeeded the unfor- ¬ been known to the country for more has been a subscriber to The National the full confidence of the Secretary of the close association there has been be ¬ The 5th Iowa Inf was consolidated will come to the Senate in 1903 Joe tunate Senator Uurton who succeeded than 30 years He served in the 43d Tribune for over 28 years and could War and there were evidences that tween the Bangs and Gaynor families into two companies and put into the 5th Blackburn is not a scholar and per- - 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