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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-10-18
Minor low. Happenings.

V1tANh I1OMONOSs u tcH-yeHT.oIu DOy, ulCu
ut Red Oak while undergoing u surgical
operation for q disease of the bone. The
physicians are said TO have made u mistake
in diagnosing the case and will in nil proba-
bility be prosecuted for malpractice.
Two huge syrup watts in the glucose works
at Marshalltown crushed through the top
floor Of the building and fell to the ground
floor. badly injuring two employees named
Allen and Anderson. The weight was too
heavy for the structure to stand the strain.
SEVERAL fatal cases of diphtllcria have oc-
cured near Burlington recently.
The Iowa Woman Suffrage association
will hold It's eighteenth annual convention
in Oskaloosa. October 80 and 81 and No.
vember 1, 1889.
PRoF. HINRIcH's daughter runs the Iowa
weather station at Iowa City since her
father went to st. Louis to take a professor
ship in a college there.
The skeleton OF u man was found in tho
mud bottom of Pratt lake and ia supposed
be that Of a young man who disappeared
from Lakeville about twelve years ago.
An American eagle measuring nine feet
from tip to tip of wings was shot by John
Ellis. near Muscatlne.
"GYp" RYAN. alias Whalen. one of the re-
Gently escaped robbers from the Waterloo
jail. is said to be wanted in Chicago in con-
nection with the Smell murder case.
SINCE the opening of the hospital for
the insane at Independence in 1873 there
have been 1897 admissions. The total
number Of deaths from the beginning was
72s.
AMAN in Jefferson county found an old
deserted we'll full Of honey. The bees had
attached their combs to the plank covering
and the deposit hung down into the well
I'VE feet.
TN colfax miners are out o. astrtks.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-10-18
NORTHWESTERN BRIEFS.
The ohicla, Count in South Dakota.

The official coun of the recent election in
South Dakota is complete. and the result is
as follows: Total vote of the state. 75,747.
For governor. Mellette. 1929; Mcclure,
(dem.). 23.441; for lieutenant governor.
Fletcher. 1850; Pratt. DENY. 22.561; for
secretary of state. Ringslud, q. 727; Peemil-
Ter. (dcm.). q. SS9: for auditor. Taylor, 3.G7s;
Horton. (demJ. q. $40: for treasurer. Smith,
53.S54; Hill. (dem.). 22.G53: for representa-
tive in congress. Clifford. 54.145: Picker,
53.257; Jeffries (den.) 90. $40: Booth (dem.),
22.l57. For the constitution. 76.4lI: against
S.247. For prohibition. 39.5O9: against. 81. 45G.
for minority representation. 23.3O9: against.
1887. For capital. Pierre. 27,O96; Huron,
1874; Watertown. 1870: Sioux Falls. ii. 753;
Mitchell. 1916; Chamberlain. 2.414.
Dakota Dots.
INDIANS set fire to the prairie near MAN.
dan. s. D.. and it took the entire force of
men working in the Northern Pacific shops
at that place to preserve them from being
burned down. A small piece of timber was
destroyed.
The annual farmers institute will be held
at tho agricultural college in Bookings
from December 8 to 13 inclusive.
PARTIES interested in the brewing bust
ness in Yankton are said to be purchasing
land on the Nebraska side of the river OPP
posite Yankton.
AFRAScH1sE has been granted for a motor
line from Pierre to Farm island. This island
is situated several miles below the city and
was donated by the terms of the Sioux bill
to the city of Pierre to be used us public
park.
Work has been commenced on the co.
ment works at Yankton.
The loss from prairie fires in Mclean
county will reach S1OO, 600.
H. F. MCCLURE had his arm crushed in a
thrashing machine ut Alpena.
Iowa cattle and hog buyers are purchase
ing large numbers Of stock in Huron and
vicinity.
AFLocK of sen gulls are spending a vaca-
tion at the lakes in the vicinity of James,
town.
FALL RIVER is the only county in the
Black Hills that voted for prohibition. Civ
ing q majority of ~.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-10-18

Therefore hath thy servant found in his
heart to pray. It wa revelation that stimu.
lated David hero to this prayer. God re-
yea!ed to him the precious promise. I will
build thee an house," On the basis OF that
discovery he began at once to pray. This
Is what the Bible is for. L. teaches us the
ground ofprayer. We would not have heart
for prayer were il not for the voice that
speaks encouragingly to us in tie world.
Perhaps the mails brought you the other
day q British pamphlet which bears on its
ttle- page. List Of names Of persons In the
ertyin England" There follows u thousand
or more names; The person who finds his
full and undoubted designation there, will
be very likely to sit down and communicate
with the barrister In London who claims to
this slgniiacance Of prayer. Gods list Of
persons for whom gifts wait IL sent forth IN
his word. "Whosoever will" tells the wide-
y $50, Of its sweep, That cal! e . summons
thy servant found it In his heartto pray this
prayer unto thee"
Next Iesson--sin. Forgiveness sud
Pence Pc. ~: I'LL. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20
ES EL.MAS BARAT0.
lfEClS1s Dk "A DvCfKllk ClIyfNll
ssMpwssts per- 81 P@Hrs Ripa.6a.

Tsxto para las EscuelAs Dc 10 Isl,
do Puerto-kico seghn Decreto d.
Kxcm0. 3 Limo. 6r. Obispe do esll
Dlocesls II. Juan Antonio tulg on ID
Dc Ulciembre de lSsO,y pubhcado er
81 bsIstss EeIss'astscs on l.: do Kners
dc 1881, que dice as1.
"Oessaado tacilltar, seGtn % impol'
tanciA rsqu,ers, II adquislcion del Ua-
teclsmo de IN Uoctrina Urlstlana { tod
clase do personss, venimos On dsclara,
tAmbien dc tsxto para lA Di6ceGis 81
antigu0 y popular Uatecismo del r,
kipa:da que 4 pssar do 90 rsdueido 70:
ldmen, comprenGe en sus ssncilias y
concisas pEeEuntas y rsspusstAA 10 On.
Ina t0dR do u engsnAlkA cAt6lica; rou-
nIendo II YES lA lnmensa vsntAlR de
Astar por su tn6mo prscio L alcAnce de-
% tAmlliAa pebres.
PBaHo.-8 ehavos uno, 36 cts. deceA
M J $3.50 cts. srassa.
80 vsnds On Ia AAfRsKTA, ALMAcnN
DnPAfal 7 LrsszRfA del BolzEm Ma.
eANz1L Fortals4a "a, , On L. de d. Josf
GoNxALzA foAT, Fortalsxa 81. t
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LyVsstJ'sS<JsstoV'c1<Js3JsI.V y
::LlCoRpgBREA::
Vegeta1 F:
} 0R. GONZALEZ
ODE LA HABANA) :
ODE LA HABANA)

Ounce Amos de exito y mas :
de 6etenta Mil enfermos cura- Z
dos, algunos de una manera pro- Z
digiosa, son la mejor prueba para {
& demostrar que Ell LicOr BNZs0- !;
x s1s4cO de BreG UegetGL del
z DIR. GO9s%SsZe% es Ell que mejor
3 combate los Catarros cr6nicoS, (
Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
= abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis y
dem8s Afecciones del tubo respi- :
q ratoric. Preserva de la Tisis, es 9
dtil en- los Catarros de Ia vejiga, 4
Z purifca la sangre de sus malos =
e humores y tiene una aceion tonica =
q sobre todo ell ORGANISING, de tai =
H suerte que con su uso Sc abre ell
II apetito = Sc engorda. =
~ Los enfermos cansados de tomar {
81 otras medicinas han reeurrido al 3
II LicOs' de Bre0 de Con
Enzex, y su benefco inhujo han
recuperado el don mas prscioso de
Ia vida, que es la salud. 3
81 Ell pdblico no debe confundir el
e LicOs' de Bs.e0 de GO9s- 3
H0Eex, con otros compuestos que s
30 anuncian con nombres pare
cidos y que no son mas que imita-
{, clones sin efcacia. :
sssssSss>~srssSs
H LicO1. de BTeO se Vende q
en- todGs las BoticGs acreditGdas
de lds Ilas de Cuba Y 4
Puerto Rioo y IA Rep.i6lSea Dc M6rieO.
De venta en- Ia Farma-
cia de s
- r GutIlermsty. sn1
0OSs1eoeseOoss %
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Imprenta del "Bolotin." !"

AM eAOAU0 uO4 uU40U1us
Sc acaban de recibir en- esta I'm.
prenta los artdculos siguientes:
Elegantes pesa- -cartas.
RELOJES de pared y desperta-
6ores de 10 diferentes classes.
ESFERAS con cfrculos de metal.
OARTERAS para documentos.
LAPIOES mercantilee.
PLUMAG de orc.
LAPIOES de idem.
BSOBIBAN1AS elegantes de s
uB0s.
OARPETAS de mule y tafilete:
PLUMAS-fuentes.
|, PAPELERAS de varias clases.
MARCOS para retratos.
REGULEZ. - Ret6riCa v Pos
tiea.
SENET. - Geometria analfica,
OOMELERAN..-Gram6tica Gas.
tellana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20
AMIGOS DE .TODOS
PlLDVRAS HOLLOWAY.

Alilonss de Psrsonss, en- todas las parties
mando, reC0misndan dichas Pildora1 oono
ns1or rcstauratve dc la salad Qas 20 oonooe
elias DURAN todas Las afecoionss del ooraa6u
del higsdo, del sstomago, ds los rinonss
100 l0tsstlnos, = rOmGeysn Il acrimonia 10
natsisnola y 10 oardiaiEia, sxpHisando do 10
sAngrs toda tmpsrssa, tofsals0isndo compile
samsnts sl Estsina Rsrvsos0 y dARde m Eo"s
~dahis IL erKanlsAoion ksnsraL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20
BlBAlWTRVA
DE COMERCIANTE.

RISTORIA DEL OOMEROIO DO
das Las naciones, desds Los tiempss masrs
motos hasta nuestros dias por MS. 6eAsvS
uAducida del francis por l0s alumRos Dc ID
clase Do este idioma establecids en- 81 Ate'
RsO xssaasM d Madrid, y publicada 4 OK.
Donsas De 10 migma asoclaCion.
Dos tomos gruesos, pasta espahola, "a
en- IL Imprenta del B0lofiR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20

LaOIENOLA DE TENEDURIA DE
MBROS d npli6cada por Ii aplicaoion dc
ana regla Ii sallble para aCertar el dsudol
= q aOreedoi, acompahada de numerosoa
sjSmplos Do ckloulos merCantiles, por G
j. Marsh, traduoido de Ia 90: ediCion In
slssa pOr A. G. Beck, bajo Ia immediate
snpsoOi6n del autor. Un tomo elegante'
msnte enOuadernado Ss-sS, on Ia I'm
del HOIettM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20
lGUlS MINERILES
DE BONNEFONT.
KkhAKTIALES DIX ROSSIERES,

Aguasigaseoas sodca clacicas
aeas ligeramente ferruginosas.
Esa las de todas axuas mnerae,
nauaes Muy agradabes pada pueden beber puras On
comas mezcdas vno Los pncpos aguas han
sdo motive que Academia de Medicna
mende Las ropedadee dc elias benehcosas los paise,
cados han Waldo medaa Exposici6n
l883-84.
Muy titles tempo epldemico como preservstvo do Ia,
intermediates ocasi0nadas Las aguas ordinarias.
Reemplasan las aguas de Vichy todas sus apica
iones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20

Este maravilloso pGlsame sana infaIlblsmsn
to las hsridas andgaas, Lao llagas, y ios male
dc plsrnas y dc psOho. Por msdlo Dc "a inRaen
! Ola ias alosras vlralsntas tomAR may peonto
IN Aspsoso OonvaIseAsute y dssaparsOsn.. ja.
UAs dsla, este angasnto fsrrlgslants, do prol
dsclr ana CARA psrtsota do les atsocisnss Do 40
, mlsi, les Sonsnpados, las sosss ei rsamats
MO, aaR Ouando 10 Ia apelsdo On vaRo 70
dos loSaemas rsmsdios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20
IIBROS

LIBROS
rec'bidos por eI 1Itimo ".
por-correo ep Ia Imprenta
TIL. !,
rereda. Los Hombrcs de md
2 tomos. y A.@s
i, tassa. asscieh.-Hl MArtir del e5lso,A
Uodigo Penal Militar.
narioJ. 'O9vO@e
Ca V3satanos.-Tenedurfa de libro.
'4ula del Oomercio = de Ia banSs. @
1NOvELAS DE PEREZ 49,
,UUO1ss'-!Ms,emorias ,U1 5 =, 7, deun Oortesano a
1910, III Grande Oriente' Al 49,. ~ y
4e q Aez Un Voluntario reaiisfa.
Los Apost6licos, Juan Msrtfn
Hmpecinado, Los Oien mil hfio. M - ).
san Luis, Un faccioso m3a III % 80 -
9e n':, Juno, Batalla de los ArsniIes'
nailen, Al equipaje del Rev ~
H.apoleon :. en- Ohamartfn, Ri "a S3
Marao MARX, J 81 2 de Mayo, Gerona. Tra. -
ialgar, q La segunda casaca, ~ a.. a..
g e oe CARLOS ~, O&diz, Zamraroos...-. ~ 90
h,3hl@aento, s,h;ae hl DR.. Oenteno, Lo Pro.
alDldo, : La Fontana de orc. nI
amigo Manso, Dofa Perfects. Gio. 4.
na Fortunate y Jacinta. IA "a =.
In. - Ac0''iis'1oQee
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COKTkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL

Juego complete de Libros ARE
sIAdos 4 los formularios publica.
dos por el Gobierno General.
Impresos de todas classes para
;os Municipios.
De venta en- Ia Imprenta del
BoLXTN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "B0LETIN NERCANTu, y

Hin esta secci6n de Ia casa, montada ~.
tOdOs los eiementOs necesarios v provIsta ~. =.
materiales de primera cEase, sc bacen e,,.,.a -
dernaciones en- holandesa, cartons. nasta s- es-
pamela, piel de 'evante con relieves. fndo ne..
fecto y q precios reducides. pol-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
WELLINGTON COUNTY, OHIO WEDNESDAY ooroBERz ssa
cake at Mr.. Fenwick' IS.

cake at Mr.. Fenwick's.
On Friday evening the Baptists hold a
BOX Social" at the Parsonage to which
everybody is cordially invited.
DR.. W. r. Elder and wife, from Tene
Haute, were calling on friends here Satur-
day. We are always glad to see them.
Mrs. ]. O. Lang from Pennsylvania, has
been visiting her mother Mrs. Hart, and
leaves for visit in Texas next Monday
morning.
Mrs. Hazelton has been staying with a
sister in LaGrange for some time as her
health is very poor, but she is home now
for short time.
DR.. Lee from Akron, was in town hut
ing two or three days last week. Also
friends Of Elmer Wadsworth from Akron,
came out to see him and have good
hunt. The game In this section consists of
squirrels,
Grace West and her mother were visit
ing In town few days.
The dust cap party was we'll attended,
the house being full and all report jolly
time.
Mrs. VIM. Haskin spent the past two
weeks at Brooklyn, with niece very sick
with typhoid fever, getting better now.
Minnie Dirlam is visiting in Clyde.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
ROCHESTER,.

OepL. oU, oJ.
Rochester turned out twelve TO McKin-
leys speech at New London last Monday
evening. All we're well pleased with, and
some said il was the best speech they had
ever listened to.
HIP. Lewis died Sept. Sat the residence
Of his daughter Mrs. Frank Cmpbell, at
the age Of 81 years. He was born in 1902
at Kent, Putnam Co., MY. The remains
we're taken TO Elyria.
The house belonging TO ]. T. Sheets, on
Main ST., is being improved
John Skees, who, has been visiting
friends IN Michigan has returned. While
in Michigan, Mr.. Skees met and talked with
the brother of the late President Garfield,
who, although very good man, Mr.. Skees
thinks would have to go very long way
to begin to rival his illustrious brother In
ability.
0E. johnson has about finished his
new house.
Verne, son OF Mr.. Kelchun,, while
playing around cider mill, had his finger
caught and crushed between two wheels.
Rev. Geo. Knapp is attending the North
Ohio Methodist conference at Sandusky.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
Glorious Brewster"

One of the features of the county fair
which attracted attention, ana commanded
the admiration of the large crowd present
Saturday afternoon, was the exhibition
trot by Brewster" the handsome stallion
owned by Finch, Lord q Nelson, Of this
city. Brewster" is a great favorite, and
justly so, of all who know him. He IS an
ideal animal-a beauty in every sense OF
the word and possessing qualities which
place him in the front rank Of the most
famous horses In the west. In the exhi-
bition trot Saturday fine performance
was anticipated, and when the beautiful
animal came upon the track his appearance
was the signal for applause from his many
admirers Brewster" seemed to under
stand what was expected of him for never
before did he move with prouder step.
He was driven by Mr.. Thos. Drew, and
without any apparent effort he trotted
half mile in ll5ll, "a 2;31 gait) quarter
In thirly-five seconds, Ia 2:2O gait,) and
came down the home stretch at az :16 gait.
This remarkable feat astonished all who
witnessed it, and none were more greatly
surprised thin the horsemen around the
judges stand who, though expecting
fine exhibition, " ere not prepared for any
thing quite so grand as that. And that
Brewster" though previously having
male record of 2:se, should have made
such fast time without having been trained
this year, is indeed remarkable. As many
of our readers knew he has made the
season at the fair grounds in this city. and
no attempt has been made 10 1T him for
the track. We doubt he has an equal
In the west, and certainly Burlingame is
Justly proud In the possession Of so flne q
specimen Of horse-nesh. Long live
Brewster and may he ever belong ID
Burliugame Usage County Chronicle.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
PITTsFIELD.

OOPs' wv OS'
Mrs. Kinesbury our postmistress, who
has been for a long time very anxious to
be relieved Of the onerous duties of the
office, has at length been somewhat re-
leved by the appointment of a successor
in the person of Mr.. Clarence s. Sheldon
to the post. He will enter upon his
duties as soon as his commission arrives
hehaying boughta building and will move
it onto site on the east side of the road
opposite the preseut postoffice building
Mr.. William Jordon from Michigan, is
on visit to his son, mother, brother and
sisters.
Mr., Frank Sheffield has gone home
from visit to Northern New York, the
Province of Ontario, Canada, and Detroit,
Michigan, having Travelled completely
round Lake Erie. "No place like home"
Rev. U. Richards has returned from Con-
ference and is his own successor, on this
circuit.
There has been some mean skulking,
petty theiving in our place last week, U.
RichArdspumptibsm Quinuss hsyebeen
stolen and IT,, cup carried off from the
town pump at the center.
Mrs. W. Silic and Mrs. r. Fulton are
very sick.
Wheat sowing and corn cutting pretty
we'll along.
Roads somewhat muddy. NJ.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
THE NEWS
a. Gathered hv Our Social calGlls,siasA.
All About the Happenings and Special
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
SULLIVAN.

SULLIVAN.
Sept, 80, 1880.
Mr.. Geo. McConnell's family has beer
having serious time with milk sickness
to which their part of town will likely
always be subject We are glad to hear
that at present writing they are all Inn
proving.
Mrs. VIM. Goodyear has gone to Michi'
gan to visit her mother and other relatives
Mrs. Dora Longwood, of Michigan, is
visiting here.
Mrs. Gorham and Kitty Herrick, Of
Cleveland, were here last week visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Charlotte Adams, of Connecticut,
is here looking up old friends.
The Misses Maud and May Mann spent
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week at
Geo. Mann's Of Ruggles.
P. W. Frink spent the most of last week
in Elyria with his children.
Willie BEEN has gone to Hiram to
school. Success 10 you, Willie.
Miss @. Pritchard and Louise Campbell
90 TO Bethany this week.
The Rev. Streator will leave for Royal
ton in about three weeks.
The friends Of Mrs Streator made a
surprise party for her on Wednesday even
ing, 1t being her birthday. About twenty
five were present The rain deferred
many, out Of town.
Mrs. Diantha Clark is very sick. Her
disease is progressive paralysis.
We are sorry to hear that we are to lose
Edgar Rogers from our town, as he has
recently purchased handsome village
property in Troy, and on account Of poor
health will rent his farm and 60 there.
Quite good many went TO Ashland on
Saturday to attend the yearly meeting OF
the Disciples Of the 9th district. 81
Mrs. Hartwell, Of Cleveland, also Mrs
Ed. Frink, Of Elyria, were In town ovel
Sunday. fsar Duo.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
A. M. FITCH, Clothier.
Next to Otterbacher's. WELLINGTON.
Next to Savings Bank, ELYRIA.

tween Litchfeld and Spencer boys.
Score, II to % in favor Of Spencer.
j. W. Freeman has gone to Ann Arbor,
Mich, TO attend school.
Mr.. Brighten spent Saturday and Sun.
day at f. Grissinger's.
Mr.. Allis, wife and daughter from
Chatham, visited at ]. G. Murray's Satur-
day.
Misses SADIE and Nan Mccoy of Pen.
field, were the guests of W. D. 0rr's over
Sunday,
N. II. Huffman and family started
Tuesday, the oath for Kansas and Iowa, to
visit friends and relatives
Miss Stella Krebbs from Penfeld was
the guest Of Z. Krebbs over Sunday.
Miss Greenfield and friend from Nor
walk b. visiting at B. Odell's.
j. NJ. Seaton and family have gone to
Pennsylvania, where he expects to attend
school.
A county sunday school convention will
be held at Spencer, the 9th and 10th of
October. GLADYS
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
BRIGHTON.

Sept. 30, 80.
The political campaign was to have
been opened by our Prohibition friends
on wednesday evening September 25, by u
speech. The speaker was on hand but the
audience failed to appear, so the speech
was postponed TO an indefinite future.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. s. Griggs are visiting
In Michigan.
Mrs. Ruth Decker, Of Elyria, spent the
Sabbath in town.
Married on Sept oath, at Elyria. Mr..
John Caswell to Miss Alice Peek all Of
Brighton.
Mr.. d. NJ. Hall and wife, Dell johnson
and wife and Mr.. o. M. Gillett and wife
attended the county fair at Elyra last
week.
Mrs. George Knapp spent the Sabbath
In Rochester. NEWS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-02
NO. 40.
Washington Letter.
lFrom our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Sent 27 1oSl

HAohlnOIONs Oept ~, 1903.
The President and Mrs. Harrison re-
turned 10 Washington this afternoon. This
time they have come to stay. aud the
White House again becomes the center
ofpublic interest, The real work Of the
administration will now begin in earnest.
Tomorrow meeting of the cabinet will
be held to discuss number of important
matters, not the least OF which will be
who is to succeed Corporal Tauner as
Commissioner o: pensions.
The Presiden, already has his message
to Congress skeiched in outline. The
details will OF course require many con
sultaiions with the members of his
cabinet and the party leaders. q
Representative Beh. Butterworth the
popular son Of Ohio, who has lust re-
turned from trip to Europe, was given
a welcome home tonight that must have
warmed his big heart to its innermost parts.
at least three thousand people took part
In the reception which was held in the
old skating rink. Hon. s. s. shellabareer
delivered the address Of welcome and a
number of other gentlemen, including
Senator Sherman, made short speeches
The reply of Mr.. Butterwoith was a gem
In Its way, and could have been made by
few men so we'll. Mr.. Butterworth will
take the stump in Ohio for Governor
Foraker in few days. The reception
was held under the auspices OF the Ohio
Republican Association of this city.
Senator Sherman is urging the appoint.
ment Of ex-representaiive Brown, of Ohio
as Commissioner of pensions He told
Secretary NobleI that the resignation OF
Mr.Tanner, owing to the peculiar and some
what mysterious circumstances attending
1t, was doing the party much harm in
Ohio, and that he thought the appoint
ment of Mr.. Brown would be the best
means Of restoring good feeling among
the Ohio veterans.
Almost quorum of the Senate has been
in Washington during this week. The
majority Of the Senators were only here
for day or two, rs they return from
their summer vacation, and had little 10
say on political matters. At least dozen
OF the shrewdest newspaper men in town
successfully tackled Senator Quay for an
interview but ths junior Senator from The
Keystone State knocked them out In one.
two, three order without the slightest
tumble. There are few men in public
life harder to interview than Mr.. QUAY.
and yet no man is easier to approach.
Secretary Window has asked for and re.
ceived the resignation of ]. X. Kimball.
Director Of the Mint, and Col. Switzler
Commissioner of Statistics. Mr.. E. o.
Leech, who has been In the Office for a
number Of years, and who Is now acting
Director of the Mint,wil assume that office
October 10, when Mr.. Kimbalrs resigna-
ton takes effect. The presence in
washington Of Mr.. Joseph Nimmo, whom
Mr. Switzler succeeded early In the Cleye.
land administration, makes it generally
believed that he is 10 take his old place.
Every Congressman who favors some
other city as the place for holding the
American Exposition in 1902 has Wash.
ington for asecond choice, which makes
it certain that Washington will be se-
lected.