The evening times., 1895-09-17
Points About pilgrims.

siessrs. Tnomas r. Gaffey, and John 1.
Hayes, of Lynn, Mass; A. B. Berry, of
Newark; A. Hawkins. of Geneva, N. Y;
Writ Howe, of New Orleans, and Howard
Henderson, Chicago travelling man, are
| ut Willard's.
/ Among the guests at the Riggs House
are Mr.. J. W. Judd, of Salt Lake City;
Mr.. w. N. Newton, of New York; Mr.. A.
| e. Hancock, of r Richmond, Va; Messrs. E.
]. and Clemont TObin, and W. Newton, OF
San Francisco, and Mr.. 8. II. Lawrence, of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. .Teachoutanddaughte
of Fort Worth. Tex; Mr.. ]. Wilson, Pax
ton. of Philadelphia, and Lieut.. Charles
H. Clark, of the Ordnance Department, u.
"A, are among the Ebbitt's latest arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Doremus. OF Peneco, H.,
and Mr.. Henry Picking, of New York, are
stopping at Pages.
soTse recent arrivals at the shorcham arc
Mr.. Frank Fitz Hugh, OF New Orleans;
Mrs. j. Levine and Miss r. E. Levine, of
New York; Mr.. F. Colt johnson, of New
4Oih MI. .. w WlkCs Vi
Memphis; Col. A. Is. Hart, a prominent New
Yorker; Senator Charles H. Gibson, OF
Easton, Nd; Mr.. John Hayes and family,
OF Boston; Mr.. Charles Straus and Misses
Rena and Fanny Henly, of Cincinnati.
Messrs ". andN. W. Voakes, of Liverpool,
England, and Mr.. John Paul Bocock, Of
New York, are ChamberlaiD's guests.
The Arlington is host to the following
persons Mr.. n. Warren, of Cincinnati: Rep
reseDtative Paul J. Sorg and Miss Ada Sorg,
OF MiddletowD, Ohio; Mr.. Henry Wilkens
and wife, of Bremen; Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
o. Thomas, of New Orleans: Mr.. l.. ID.
Colony and wife, of Keene, N. H.; Mr..
R. H. Van Voorliss and Mr.. A A. Van
Voorhis and wife, OF Sacramento, Cal,
and Messrs. Emery n. Downs and A. r.
Hart OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. James ]. Nelson and Representative
elect E. s. Minor, OF the Eighth Wisconsin
district, are STOP: s2 at the Normant:le
Mr.. Nelson Is commissioner OF immigration
in Wisconsin, an office created by the las.
State legislature. He is Scandinavian
by birth. Both gentlemen are on their way
to Atlanta, to attend the opening of the
Atlanta Exposition, and they Will tour as
far West as California before returning
home.
Mr.. George s. King, travelling man OF
Altoona, Pa, who is stepping at the Ebbitt.
said:
'The platform adopted by the Democrats
at the State convention at Wiliamsport
was a good one, and may well be COM
mended to ot.ser State conventions.
THE iron industry Is the staple one Of
the Keystone State. and her leading indus
tries were supposed TO depend on high pro-
lection for their prosperity. In the plat
form adopted ii was stated that the gloomy
predictions by the Republicans that the
iron and steel business would suffer by re-
ducing the tariff has been contradicted
by their present Unprecedented prosperity
and that is right
This fact VIII have its effect on dimin-
ishing the Republican majority to such an
extent that it may land on the other eide
of the political ledger"
Mr.. Frank 3. Weeks, commissioner for
he State of Connecticut at the Cotton
States and International Exposition, stop
ped at the A rlington yesterday, en- route
to Atlanta.
Il am going to the site of the exposition"
said he, '.for the purpose of getting the |
Nate exhibit properly placed and to ar |
range for the coming of the Governor of |
We will have q State exhibit |
TO be Droud Of"