Mohave County miner., 1890-01-25
wAsuIxeres lErrU.
corrsspondsnes OF rns ,tssss.

Corrsspondsnes OF THs Mtxss.
WARRINGTON. Jan. 18th, 1890.
The representatives oi New York snt
Chicago are rival candidates ios tn
Wosld's Fair addressed the Quadri. Cen
tennial Committee In the Senate recep
ton room on Saturday. Tho last Of tn,
New York people had arrived at 8 A. N.
and when oil were together, the delega
ton was one Of iine appearance and 70
preventative of iabulous wealth. Tha
room vas far TOO small 10 accommodate
the crowds of spectators. Chauncey N
Depew spoke hrst, and was frequently ap
plauded from the time he arose until b.
concluded. His argument was based
upon the position Of New York ~ the &C
knowledged metropolis Of the United
States and the fact that . large number
Of people would Be able to 80 the Fair d
. smaller expense than il it was located
anywhere else in the country. He VA
followed by Bourke Cochran and he by
Warner Miller, in short speeches.
Mayor Creieher presented Chicago'a
claims, foremost being The statement
that Chicsgo's selection was asked by six.
teen states Of the Northwest. Thos. 8
Bryan rcpresentsd the claim that The far
men Of the country were agreed upon
Chicago. Z. T. Jeffery spoke Of the a.
nancial backing Chicago would give the
Fair and Of the transportation facilities
possessed by the Lake City. A report Of
the Senate Committee il expected thia
week.
The residence recently completed for
Senator Sawyer is one Of the most unique
Of tho many unusual houses built here in
the last few years. The site Is very COM
manding and Ii on the most aristocratic
circle on Connecticut Avenue. The large,
square oak-panneled hall ends at q recep-
tim room in satin wool, the walls Of u
delicate salmon pink, with deep frieze
Of lavishly scattered roses, strewn as II
blown by the wind. The ceiling Of satin
wood is ornamenied with a rose in the
center OF each panel. Above the mante!
is figure emblematic Of spring and
roses.
Beyond this charming room Is a small
Ter reception room, hung In birds-esg
blue satin damask. with wide irieze Of
blue and gold. Next h the dining room
in dark oak. The friexe IL rather start
ling--perhaps unpleasantlyso Peaca,ks
with wide spread tails. stalking through
gardens Of roses, attended by cupids and
butterflies, ara perhaps too gorgeous for
the heavy oak. The ball room Il not yet
finished. The oak stairway Is the only
one Of Moorish design in the city. Each
bedroom il Of . different color. delicate
tints prevailing. Senator Sswyer's study
is in highly polished oak, ceiling. walls
and Ill. The furniture Ii In leather,
while on either side Of the great open fire
place project oaken settlers.
Already the growing over the selfish
ness Of Congressman has commenced.
This time it is occasioned by the refusal
of Eastern members to vote for the irriga-
ton Of arid Western plains OH the ground
tina. their constituents are not interested
in il. The only way relief for the West
ern farmers can be secured No far ~ irri-
cation 10 concerned, seems to be by the
old way Of trading votes. The western
mon must come to this solution Of their
troubles and make the best bargins pos
sible.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Hon. William D. Kelley, Of Pennsyl-
vania, were held In the hall Of the House
Of Representatives, on Saturday. Long
before the hour ret for the commence
ment Of the ceremonies the galleries were
filed with spectators, TO not q few Of
whom the event partook Of the nature Of
. personal bereavement. At the hour
Of noon vice-President Morton, who
headed the Senatorial delegation in at
tendance, took his seat by t.ie side OF
Speaker Reed. Mrs. Harrison was 10 the
executive gallery. accompanied by Nr.
and Mrs. Halford.
Amid solemn hush the magnificent
cAsket was slowly borne down the aisle
the deceased had trod % often during over
quarter Of century, and was deposited
on the sable covered bier in front Of
the clerks desk. Tho widow and two
sons and daughter and several grand
children followed the remains. The
Episcopal service for the dead was read
by Rev. DR.. Butler, and prayer was Of
fered by Rev. DR.. Cuthbart. After tho
benediction the body was again taken up.
The committee Of escort and the family
accompanied the remains TO Philadelphia
where the services were held.
Advice 70 Mothers.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething, ID the prescription OF
one Of the best female nurses and physi-
clans in the United States, and has been
Al T.