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LUNCHEONS, LIQUID AND OTHERWISE
Temporary Popularity
Restaurant Visit from W. C. T. U
Scares the Speaker
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Washington. May i The Gridiron
Club once described Congress as being
two debating societies which hold
f (n til over two unlicensed canteens.
1ti definition Is In a measure highly
appropriate It might be added, how
ever that for B0eral hours each day
tin so two debating Bocktles hold ses
sion In these same unlicensed can
teens, for much legislation Is launch
ed with the aid of bonis of milk or
Domethlng stronger.
Morning prncr Is over. The House
end Senate calendars rustle In tho Presidential receptions Tho Scnato
lands ot the lawmakcis, nnd the lislnurnnt fills rapidly nfter 2 o'clock,
dishes (.latter In the two unlicensed .Certain Senators arc favorites, and a
canteens under the legislative halls, niembtr of the Commltteo on Rules,
Woo betide the new member who, under which the conduct of tho res-
chooses tnat time to bore the nsscm-
i .
ll with his maiden speech on "Why
llovcrnmcnt Clerks Should Hac I.on
gci Hours " There is a mighty plead
or Inside numerous frock coats which
urges "for thy stomnih's sake " An
l.nmnculate New Yorker starts tho
exodus New Yorkers . nvc tho lunch-
crn habit bad A hungry Missouri.
follows to support his falling strength
until the dinner hour which lias some-
low gotten down Into the tnlt of the
duj since he came down to Washing-
tu:i Jolly "Sam" Powers Is ocr rea-
iv for a light collation, as they say up1
In Massachusetts and his disappear-,t'nt
ance f i oni tho Chnmbci Is suggestive
The exodus becomes general and
flnall) drags Into Its wake the "new
man's" only listener, a Member who
lias reached a sort of sophomore stage. I
He finds the House restaurant crowd
rd to its, capacity. l"en (Tic ladies'
dining room is full, and Representa
i',j Ncwlnnds, who refuses to cnt any.
whtre else, Is taking the last seat in
the "Members' room." The Congres
slonal soph sidles up to tho buffet and
tiles to makn bclicvo that he has justj
a moment for a bite, while all tho
t'nio, deep down In his soul, he knows
that luncheon Is lust as much nn
event of tho day as the Chaplain's
opening prncr or tho evening adjourn-
n.ent. lie forgctH to Hustle bacx be-
cause a wllcy "old iimcr" gets him In-
forested In reciprocity Tor Cuba nnd
a bottle' o7 seltzer thals mixing up
with 'something else. When ho does
remember that his country will go to
the demnltlon bow-wows If ho Is not
upstairs to savo it, he leases convinc
ed that beet sugar can be best protect
, d by free trndc for Cuha nnd wonders
what the d 1 the gentleman fiom
Mississippi meant -y suggesting the
abolishment m that comcnlcnt buffet
Ii tho Capitol.
I'rom 11 a in until the House nd-
jnurns theio Is a constant stream of
Members, employees and lsltors lour-
IT. In and out of tho Tiouso lestnur-
ant Some twenty ono black waiters
rnt.li Ifack and forth under tho watch
lul eye of Mr. Cflilln himself, who,
whether drinking "how" with a Con
gii Hainan, ro speaking a word to a
pretty woman, sees everything. "He
trust just coin money," sold a com j
Hiorclnl visitor one day. When an ex
clamation of this kind reaches Mr.
Coffin, he Is wont to i email;: "Hut j on
ought to boo tho off da) a, tho recessos
onil tho adjournments, and tho sum
mer vacation and the pay roll! Why,
there's the chief nnd his assistant, sec
ond assistant, tlurii assistant, fourth
a:slstant, scullion , two oystcrmm,
dishwashers, expert glass washers.
Ills fliigcis give nut as ho goes on to
enumerate waiters, barkeepers, etc,
cc. 'The wholo cluck for that room
v on't amount to six dollars," and ho
Indicates with a tragic sweep
of tho
hnul a room filled with venerable
Mi rubers eating bread and milk,
the very cntrnnce, the Watchdog
the Treasury Is finishing n bowl
At
of
of
mush and milk
Of course, wo mako
up for It In hero where the Congress
i.ien bring their guests, and then, jou
know, a Member always spreads him
6tlt on a constituent."
Hut the Ilouso and Scnato restaur
ants are losing money, As n proof of
this Messrs. Pago and Coffin aro ngl
ti.tlng tho question of a Government
establishment. They propose that the
Government shall undertake the whole
enterprise, retaining them to nmnngo
it on a fair salary, and serving pat
rons at cost prices, Tho latter stlpu
Intion would doubtless Incroaso tho
Itipularity of these dining rooms to
rn undesirable extent, nnd would
probably necessitate a limitation of
it.tlr privileges to Members and their
wumzj
of Milk Diet in Senate
OF TI1E SUNDAY BULLETIN.
quests nnd employes. There Is also
a public moral side to this question,
Hon can Untie Sam aBsumo the role
of drink mixer for his legislators? Ho
Will afford n new theme for tho carica
turist when he becomes a barkccpci.
But how about the thirsty Senator?
There lins been much buttoning of
fictk conts during the "morning hour.
In the committee rooms the tinkle ot
telephone calls lias been continuous
ljiigagoments to lunch with Senators
tuc us much sought as tickets to
.trurnnt falls, can hnvo anjthlng ho
wants, though It takes n culinary mlr
i le to secure It
t unchenn Is a serious feature of the
legislative day. Senators make regu
l.ir appointments with each other to
ei mums a lilt or Insldo pontics or a
party Issue at lunth. Members ot dif-
fnont political faiths, tf'io rant at each
other within the Senate Chamber, bury
tkilr differences when tho restaurant
Is reached, anil fraternize oer plo and
milk, or I.jnn IIaen Hays, as the sou-
sin warrants.
Constituents nie tickled into for-
adherence li an Invitation to
take luncheon with their Senators.
llicy go home nnd tell about the big
men thc saw, and what they ate, and
how "TTie Scnatoi knows "em all."
It Is Interesting We may not real-
ire ii, put, noncstiy, we ime some
cither men In the north wing ot the
Cnpltol. One sees them more nearly
from an adjoining tablo than from
tht galleries, and liiey seem more
themselves, ofteh quite jolly and hu
man. And the things they cat
A group of Senators wcro seated
nnout the long table in the Senators'
room of the restaurant the other day
paitaklnc of a luRTTi of which milk
sitmcd to be the principal part. One
Sjnntoi was eating a milk oyster stew,
uuotner una an order of milk toast, a
third had an apple dumpling and
cream, his neighbor had a modest
bowl of bread and milk, nnd a fifth
wnc eating pumpkin pic nnd milk,
Along cdme Senator Clnrk of Monta-
nn who, after glancing at tho various
lunches said "Well, I guess I wl.i
luvo a milk lunch, too. Bring mo an
cider of crackers and milk," said he
calling to a waiter. He whispered to
th.? waiter as the latter went out nnd
ar(ompaning the order of crackers
I nnd milk were two bottles ot chnm
pug no which the Montana statesman
offered ns a treat to his companions.
The wine wns consumed, but only tho
rljsiclaus who weio called to subduo
the commotion caused by tho mtxturo
cf milk and champagne can properly
nlirst to the success or failure ot this
.ni titular lunch. Mr. Pago was asked
If this was not rather a unlnuo comlil
nation for a lunch.
"Yes, It Is rather odd," said he, "but
not so funny as some lunches I havo
seived at tho Capitol.
"What was tho strangest lunch ou
icniembcr?"
"Well, I guess that tho dish that
Congressman Grout of Vermont ubciI
to onkr Is about as unique as any I
have pver known. Ho would order
inw ojstcrs, and sprinkle them with
imvdt'rcd sugar."
Welsh rarebits are not an unusual
Of lltacy of some of tho Senators. IYob-
I mil iiivy iiiuutju tlicm uu mu UUHl
, means
or formication ngalnst thn
spi'cclies they
subsequently havo to
.listen to.
It Is no small undertaking to pro
vide meals for the thousand Members
of Congress and employees, and tho
other thousands of visitors who dally
fill tho Cnpltol.
Some jears ago the
rrstaurants In the Capitol wore con
ducted on a very small scale. Tho
Lnuse restaurant consisted of a littlo
' nolo In tho wall" just oft the hall of
tho house, which at that time was In
Mlmt Is now Statuary Hall. At this
HMIe lunch counter, for It was nothing
ilkt homo made pies, ginger hread
and doughnuts wore sold, nnd ns bov-
hit c irrvnt of l'ftriilv mil Is f Hp
'id lie ' Pin' tit upTe V nlliers. Cv
Ii I I ii M ? '' n, onlv ; u
v I i-, A I Ires
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BR.IX
JSI S20.00
iSOT BELT f0r
rh Or $. Vi lm Flfrfic "Melt
Ith uv &,; "'n-nrv ' cmrantrnl
pop 'WS ll tl, .tir,itle proper
' of the Ivr hel'. nn nlJ h
'n furs in I IniEc. ' It elves a ven
crages the Members had the choice of
frrsh milK, uuucrmiiK or a very gooa
brand of whisky, which was dispensed
from good old fashioned biack bottles
and In generous glasses. When tho
south wing ot tho Capitol was complet
ed, tho littlo lunch counter expanded
into one good sized room In the base
ment. There were no tables, and ll was tho
custom for the Members to send their
messengers from the committee rooms
to tho restaurant and havo the refresh
ments carried to them. This plan was
found to be Inndcquato, and finally,
about thirty years ago, additional
rooms wcro given, nnd tho House res
taurant expanded Into Its present slzo,
consisting of a largo general room for
Members of Congress, a smaller room
for Members when accompanied by la
dies, a general ladles' and gentlemen's
room for the public, nnd a long narrow
r.iim with n lunch counter and small
tables. Underneath are tho kitchens
r.iu storerooms. On the Senate side
the restaurant facilities consist of
thteo roomB ono for tho general pub
lic the other two for Members ot Con
Riess. In U1080 rooms tho tables
langcd along tho east side ot tho hall
are for Ihe IleprescntnUvcs, and tho
o'l.crs for tho Senators. Tho Scnato
restaurant has been in tho charge of
r.no man, Mr. l'nge, for the past seven
teen cnrs. He knows the likes nnd
dislikes of every Senator and nearly
f very Member of tho Ilouso of Repre
sentatives. Ho lias been a host to
moro great men than any other Indl
vidua! In tho United States. Uvcry In
auguration Day he serves tho Initial
lunch to tho new President. On theso
( rnslons tho room used is that of tho
Committee on Military Affairs. A few
11 onths ago, Prlnco Henry look "a
hiic at a buffet lunch contrived by tho
1 ninngcr ot CV Sennto restaurant.
On this occasion tho Meteor Itosc
inndo Its first appearance In Washing
ton.
The question of tho sale of liquor In
t'lf Cnpltol restaurant has been n llvo
tmc for many jears Of course, tbcro
la no license fee. Tho salo of liquor
In Odv eminent buildings Is prohibited
by a general law. but under tho peat
lint condition of affairs existing In
Washington this law seems to havo no
elect In Its application to the Capitol
building Once a spasm of reform
cr red Congress. A resolution provid
ing that the salo of liquor In the Cap
t'ol should cease was Introduced, and
n kind of fever for gallery play look
insrcBslon of the House, and, to tho
In. nor of the Honorable Members, tho
trbolutlon wns adopted. They consol
ed thcmselvcB with ttio expectation
tlat tho Senate would defeat the tcb
o'utlon. hut tho Senate grew virtuous,
itnA again ttie cas had It. Attractlvo
lottlcs of wlno nnd beer lined tho
Bhclves of the Senate and Ilouso buf
fets, but a tantalus thirst tormented
Ccngrcss. Tfie second Day of the new
rlmo found Senntors and Represent
atives with noses tucked Inside of a
sherry glass, but Inhaling the Booth
In? aroma of old rjc. wTille their c)cs
watched for tho ominous shadow of
tho Sergeant at-Arms or tho Capitol
I ( lice. Tho shadow of the Sergeant
foon poisoned the Imblblngs ot all
Stnntofs. That officer has charge of
the enforcement of Senate regulations
in the cast wing ot flic Capitol and Is
1 eld In awo by the "greybeards." nut
under the floor of tho Ilouso thorp Is
n msteilous inlluenio which causes
Hie Capitol policemen promenading
through the lower corridors to reason
tl t'Bly: "Tho Honornblo Members of
the Committee on Public Buildings
mid Grounds whom I sec lu loving con
ference with '.Mhmlo TnIor' Is respon
sible for thnt rulo to tho effect that
'Mimle' Is foiblildcn tho promises ot
Gi vcrnment buildings. If he's going
tc cncoitrago Miss Taj lor In this way,
I cun't ho held to account for her."
Occasionally tho W. C. T. U.
swoops down on the Capitol, anu then
for an hour or so there Is a drouth In
tho restaurants. One special raid Is
umembered with glee by tho Ilouso.
frpialier Heed was not considered a
"(ii inking man." his dally potation bo
ln only about "a pint. Tho visiting
ttinpernnce delegation found tho
Speaker In his prlvato room nnd his
MHptlon of Ihem Indicated that ho
a as In tho proper spirit ot indignation
ai'Unst the law breakcis. "It Is lm
lubslblc, ladles. What, you tell mo
that tho) aro selling liquor downstairs!
1 tliall havo It stopped at once. It Is
ngalnst tho law." This with a ro
boi'ndlng bang of tho call hell. The
11 1 sscnger responded ns If sent up by
piitumatlc pressure, and was almost
galvanized by tho order to "Go down
in medlatcl and stop all liquor sell
'ng." Then tho ladles were most pro
fusely thanked for calling tho matter
to Mr. Itces attontlon, and ho gra
rlousUpromlsed to keep an oyo on tho
nffulr. An hour later genial Tom
rif.il rolled Into tho Houso restaurant
nnd several thirsty Members Joined
1 lm In celebrating tho end ot the
Inur's drouth. Thoro Is no doubt tnat
Bpeiiltor Henderson will follow the
Picccdent set by Speaker Heed In this
mutter as woll as In tho enforcement
or other rules of tho Ilouso should tho
W C T U cnll upon him.
There Is another source from which
hi' dry ones get n periodical senro.
1 his Is the Mourner who at stated In
to'tnls cries "Wolf" for nn ulterior
pi'iposo This tmfrrrtunatn legislator
linn n prohibition county In his ion
rtltuenry, nnd Just before election ho
HiKIph It under the chin with n bill to
nbiilish tho Cnpltol gin shop But tho
ibor fnco which ho wears on theso oc
cm Ions Is duo to llio fear that ho may
be taken seriously by his colleagues
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rather than any Heartfelt dlsappioval
of his own.
Ho has been heard from this ses
sion. Ho hnB Introduced a bill which
Is now before tho Houso Committee
on Public Ilulldlngs and Grounds pro-
tiding thnt hereafter It shall be unlaw
ful lor nny person or persons to sell,
dlrpenso or otherwise dispose of lntox
katlng llipioiu of any kind or any com-
1 omul or preparation thereof, either
on tho Capitol building, in the District
of Columbia, or upon any part of tho
public ground upon which said, build.
Ing Is situate. Violation of tho propos
ed act Is to bo deemed a misdemeanor,
ana the criminal courts ot tho District
of Columbia aro to have jurisdiction
It Is entirely safe to predict that this
b'U will not bo made Into a law at
Inis session of Congress. It will con
tinuo as at present to repose peaceful
ly In the ample pigeon holes of tho
I ubllc Ilulldlngs and Grounds Com
irlttce, whoio many similar bills pre
t'ously Introduced havo round a quiet
glare. J. A. IinKCKONS.
HILO RIFLEMEN,
Hllo, May 8 Last Sunday morning,
tho Company I) boys christened their
pcm 200 nrds targets. Somo little
tioulito a as experienced In sotting tho
sights for proper range The best
sroies mado wcro thoso of John Hep
ring, 34, and J. D Easton, 33. Tho
statement mado laBt week that tho
mngo was near tho ponder magazine
was a mistake. Tho range Is coma
4i yards from tho magazine and near
tht onarnntlno station. Herald.
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AND DUILDERS.
Elilattet Furntibtd
p. o. Hot ice
Fred Harrison,
CONTRACTOR AMI
BUILDER
Tel. Main 1S3.
Jobbing promptly attend! t.
BUILDING MATERIALS
OK ALL K1NDB.
Dealers in Lumber and Coal.
Allen 5fc Robinson,
Queen Street, Honolulu.
II. P. BERTELMAN'S
Carpenter Shop
18 - MOVDD
To rear ot old stand. Kntranc
Kins street Orders left at either oaoa
or office at John Nott'a store, Klza
street, will receive prompt attention.
M. Phillips & Co.
Wholeatia Importers and Jobber.
European and American Dry Goods
Fort and Quean Sta
H. Hackfeid& Co., Ltd.
General Commission Agents.
Cor. Fort and Quean Streeta, Honolulu.
DECKER, FERNANDES & CO.
Real Estate Agents.
fVe also make a specialty ot enlarging
Photograph"
RENT8 COLLECTED.
Office, tor. South and King Streeti.
P. O. Dqx 321: 'Phono 252 Main.
B. BERGERSEN,
ho old Sewing Machine Agent, Is still
n business at 942 BETHEL 8TREET,
Honolulu.
Stock on Hand Standard, Domes
tic, National, Seamstress, New Home,
Household, Expert and VlneJex.
Call and see. Try and buy.
J. Al. KANEAKUA,
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR A'r
NOTARY PUDLIl
LAW,
Offlea BrtSal 8t Near h Pottofflce,
Madame A. Sclioellkupf,
FROM PARIS.
WILL TEACH FRENCH
n classes or private lessons.
Residence Extension of Hotel 8t,
pp. Adventlst Chi'-;h.
A. 0. WALL, D.D.8.
0. E. WALL, D.D.S.
DENTISTS.
Lore Building, Fort Street
Hours. 9 to 4. Teleohone Main 12f
All Lovers oi the Sport
are requested to register their
Stato or Territory at the
Honolulu Bowling Parlors
Motor Carriage and Machine
COMPANY.
REPAIR AND BUILD
ALL KINDS OF : :
MACHINERY
Safe Work of All Kinds.
Typewriter, Phonographs,
Etc, Etc, Repaired.
UNION STREET, near Hotel.
Phone Blue 721. P. O, box 112.
J. W
8CHOENINQ, Manager.
OFF FOR EUROPE.
Hllo, May 9. 12. Wery and family
lenvo on tho Tails of Clde for a six
months' trip In Europe Thoy proceed
ni once to Ilnissols tho old home of
Mi Wery, where his father Is still liv
ing. They will bo homo by November.
Ml Wery bus been In tho Islands for
t'venty-four years and has prospered In
Luclness Ho has not seen his birth
llrco for twenty-nine ears. Tribune.
