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Friends of many hundreds and the;
keen appreciation of thousands more
wero voiced in many phrases by elo
quent tongues that spoko Thursday
evening at tho banquet tendered at
the Paxton to Richard L. Metcalfe,
editor of the "World-Herald.
It was tho farewell dinner given
Mr. Metclilfo in recognition of his
departures from Omaha to become a
resident of Lincoln, whero ho takes
the position of associate editor of
The Commoner, with W. J. Bryan,
leaving the World-Herald, of which
he has been the editor for the past ten
years, and with which he has been
connected since 1888.
It was at once the most representa
tive and tho most cosmopolitan ban-
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DR. BYE. g?;XlKama$Clty.Mi.
binding tho cards boro the words,
"Metcalfe Goodbye."
It was 9 o'clock when tho guests
wero seated at tho long tables that
filled tho grcr.t timing ball, and It was
five hours later when tho speeches
of those who wero called upon wero
concluded.
C. J. Symth presided as toastmas-
ter, and those who spoko wero
Rev. John Williams, Samuel Rees,
General C. - H. Mandcrson, Edward
Rosowater, T. J. Mahoney, B. A. Ben
son, R. 0. Craven, Rev. P. P. Mc
Carthy, William Kenriedy, I. J. Dunn,
G. M. Hitchcock T. J. Nolan and Mr.
Metcalfe.
Many and beautiful were the trib
utes paid to tho honored guest, and
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We have many letters from these satisfied
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quet ever tendered in this city. Cov
ers were laid for 150, and it was nec
essary at the last moment to make
additional arangements for unexpect
ed guests. The genuineness of the
prevailing atmosphere was frequent
ly remarked, and there was constant
ly in evidence a sense of personal loss
that could not be concealed.
There was an utter absence of par
tisanship or politics, and the occasion
was devoted wholly to the expression
of appreciation of the work that Mr.
Metcalfe has done in a newspaper
capacity, and of the esteem in which
he has been held by his fellows as a
man.
The sentiment of the evening was
well expressed by the words on the
beautiful gold watch presented to
him:
Presented to Richard L. Met
calfe, by the citizens of Omaha
in token of their appreciation of
his ability as an editor,, and of
their high regard for him as a
man. April 27, 1905.
The menu cards were exceptionally
neat affairs and bore on the reverse
cover a picture of Mr. Metcalfe taken
when 8 years of age. The ribbons
the assemblage testified its entire a?
proval of the sentiments expressed by
spontaneous and insistent applause.
The toastmaster introduced the
post-prandial portion of the program
after a two-hour discussion of an
elaborate menu. He said:
No Differences Here
"If it is fortunate that we are not
agreed on everything, it Is equally
fortunate that we are agreed on some
things. We differ as to the best policy
to be pursued by tho government;
whether a protective tariff is wise or
unwise ', whether gold alone or gold
and silver should constitute the stand
ard of value; whether railroad rates
should be regulated by the people or
by the railroads themselves in fact,
some here are known to differ as to
which route leada to eternal happi
ness, and I have no doubt that we
would have no difficulty tonight in
eliciting a vigorous polemical discus
sion between some of the gentlemen
whose names grace our toast list.
"But whatever our differences may
be with respect to such matters, we
are all united in deepest respect for
the man who never deserts a friend or
fails to find joy in the laughter of lit-
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