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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-08-15
Dress Made of Cigar Ribbons.

Nine. Ida Lane Ney of Vienna has
discovered a new use for cigar rib
bons For the past five years she has
collected the narroW, yellow bits Of silk
used in tying cigars together, and to
each Of these she has Joined q strip
Of black dress silk of equal length and
width. Lately she found that the piece
Of goods was large enough to make d
dress, and acted accordingly. There are
5000 cigar ribbons in the dress.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
TWO AUT0PsIES HELD.
"he "t 'hc Ecircni For The sick az,
ca" on ShicId'S Street.,

w i. 1"slin. vino was l,nocl,a,,
Gown 10y q buggy at city Han ayenua
3'.,, Az n'I"hhy street Saturday night. the
NI3yt"liH "i which were given in Sunds "
s.hSIEian. died at the Retrcai Tor ibn
2'vh sunday night about . o'clock a..
never reEained consciousness m. ni
nee are looking for tho &C upants OF In.
'"Stt'H, w" nroV" OF l"piliy
"uclen h% Dr James = Blddicl,. in ~.
p'SStHer ~ t"roners Charters ana NSv.-
CON Wh"n II va, found th:l DEAN ,s
SHi,Ea from concUssicn of th, brain III.
| SNu,l 'rlns ii"|turcd ana the brain
cl"ttcd with bload. y Jury vj.v.ad ~
remains ana adjournci oya, ,i,,,ii
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
THE GALLANT FOURTH
Under Command Of Col. C. A, Nash, In AZ
laDta, and Receiving Marked Attention.
CROWDS GATHER TO SEE THE ylRGINIAaS
Chc Boys Presented a SoldierIy Atps
p"nruncc and Made ~ Most Eayor.
"h'c Impression welcomed to the
CitJ by the Governor of Georgia
ANA Every Attention shown Them,

atlanta, Ga, oct. 2l.-(Special )--The
gallant Fourth Regiment of Virginia.
under command of Colonel g. a. Nash.
arrived IN the city yesterday afternoon
"i''r dcliEhtlul trip from Norfolk,
over the SeahOUrd Air Line. The spe-
Cial train on which the troops came was
"a charge of Mr.. Y. j. Anderson and
w Brown Jr.. OF Norfolk. and made
IN" tlip IN the remarkable short time
Ii SiM'c"n hours and forty minutes
niShl COMPANIES, including the Lee
titles. Guy Guards and Jackson Light
infantry. Of Norfolk, and the following
members of Colonel Nash's staff. came
WIN the regiment: Lieutenant Colonel
tarry Hodges, Captain ~ W. Tomlin.
NaJ"r l. '3i'ls"'y, Captain w. w.
'GV Capt2i'' T J Nottingham, Cap
tam Nat luirrS'. Captain George M.
Reynolds. The soldier boys' were en-
Enthusiastically welcomed hy several
tnousand people. who had gathered at
III" depot and lined the sidewalks. all
mL'Sl"uS TO get n ltol5 at the +. It. v.
rue Suidi"riy appearance of the reei-
u'h' ana the beautiful music of the
Naval Post Band made most favor
.ipi" IMPRESSION on the crowd Several
t"cnl military organizations met the
'"EinHnl ht tho PcaChtrce Inn. EIab-
orat" preparations have hegu made for
INC observance Uf Virginia Day at the
exposition Tomorrow. Tile address of
welcome viii be made by Governor At
hi'"oh oi GrorGin. and responded TO hy
Governor oFcrrall. Other spcnkers
VIII b" made ond the day vii! hn a.
gala ono. Colonel Nash is nccnrrnnicd
" ms W'l', son. Albert, and daughter,
Miss Emma. CAPTAIN I}urruss Is ac-
""nrmnicd by his wife Miss Mlr.ue-
fIt"' ana young son The Norfolk i,,ys
are taking In the town and are having
q -I"rIoua time The Naval Post Band
Sertnaded Governor O'repran at his
q
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
Arrested last Ni.lif.

The slate at the station Eous, last
gEht inalcaicd an unusually large
docket IN tn" Police Court this laoiu-
lnE many jIunks and trivial offenders
being entered up
AGHie" NHumo employed as a
sh"ll"r al Clovcland's oyster housr w.
arrested by Deputy Constable Manning
charged hy Mary j George. colnrcd. of
n" loi Nicholson street. with stealth.
!rom hcr a 10. of tools and houscnnl,
furniture. valued at S5.25. lie was loci,-
"a uu for a healing
Frank Reid. colorcd. was charged I'm
a warrant. with having fraudul,ntiy
obtained from sam Crutc the sum or
$4."u al "a game OF cards. Onicer Burn
nam found Frank and run him I'm.
Thomas Nixon. OF No T. Nat,nnaI
lane. was arrested by Oificcr " ,lson. ON
complaint OF Jane Belle. a ucigLhor
who charged that Nixon came to hpr
mouse tresspAssing on her premises.
ana by threats frightening her as she
was never before frightened Nixon.
when brought In. looked as IL he was
the frightened one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
SPECIAL SALE.
'ionhs. Cape. aud Chi,dren.s CJon,,.
and Jackets.

our buyer has just ic.urncl from
tour among the New Turl, cloak
factories. and 10y a dilgent usc of SPOT
caSh secured some of the greatest bar
nave determined to close out thnsr
goods quick. SO have marked them
AT The greatest Bargain Prices over
heard ot SO carly in the Cloak season.
Tho goods are wei made, latest style
out with the new Mandolin and Melon
sleeves now so popular.
stylish Cloth, Cheyiot. Boucle, ana
heaver Jackets, from $3.50 TO $3.50
eaCh biz range to choose from.
Fin" cloth Beaver. aud PoI,c,e
Capes, from $50 10 $40 each.
Finc Plush ana Imitation Seal Capes
S To- SIS each. Great values.
Fine Fur Capcs 81, $40. $l250.
y large limo OF Misses ana Children';
Garments, all marked at lowest cash
prices LEVY BROTHERS.
Ia Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
THE DOINGS OF HYMEK.
Many Tarrinacs hooked for tae Pres
ent SrrI, in Norfolk.

Many marriages are booEed for this
Week in Norfolk. he number OF nun
tial knots tu be tied numlcru4 as high
as five on Wednesday. Last night thor,
were two-hoth in the First ward.
! ne first was that oi MI .Iamos CrOs-
by ana Miss Amelia Daniels at the
residence oi the brides parents N.
1870 Charlotte street at S:@D o'clock.
R"v Father John DohcriV, Of St
Mary's Catholic Church, performed the
ceremony. In the presence of a few
friends Of the contracting parties \
reception was rendered the courl" at
'.d0 o'clock ana the bride received a
numher OF handsome presents
y $50 o'clock last night Rev. W Y
fud2r Il -. of Cumberland stree, NJ.
+. church, Joined ia holy natrimony
Mr Josiah r. Jones ANA Miss Daisy
Mccoy. daughter "f Mr ana Mrs.
james L. MCCny. at their family rayi-
ncncc. No. 2ol chapel street The
bride, Who was altired i'm "a M.at. travel
ling costume, was attended hy MISS
H"Ssic McI.aan. with Miss Irene Akin.
"i Richm"nd. as flower girl Sir Alfred
West wa" best man.
An elaborate supper followed tn.
ceremony and at midnigh, the aappl,
couple lett for Atlanta aud tho Sor!ih
Tie hrid" was The recipient OF many
very handsome presents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
Ratification NLnctin.-

The Third Ward Permanent Demo
cratic Club met in its hall. No. Is
Jane" street, last night, and passed
resolutions endorsing and ratifying
the Democratic nominations made at
the late primary. and also calling at
t"htlon of the next members of the
Legislature to amendments of the me-
ch1nics' lien law, favoring such
changes as 90 insure equal justice to all
therein Interested. The membership
the club was largely increased.
The Stoncwall Democratic Club will
ratify AT their new clubhouse on
Church street tomorrow night The
clubs campaign band will be pres
ent and speeches will he made by the
candidates and others
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
sew SORTS. ladies, Misses ara CniI.
drrn hobby Dress Goods. Silks.
Sc!Nci". BHtt0us. New Ncsfin.s
aud k5etricIi EcniNcrs. Enn,s

Nobby plaids in dress goods and silks.
new coats FOR ladies. misses' ana chill
dren, the very latest in veilings. Ostrich
feather bras, buttons for coats and
dresses
Great value in white drab and black
cofsctS, worth I5c.. our price SOC.
Bargains in ladies' and gets handker-
chiefs.
Another lot OF underwear at half the
former price. Be sure and give us a
call. X. y. SAUNDERS
No. 172 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
MORE TALK THAN FIGHT.
After Wordy WrnuaIc the Fis.,,
Declared on.

Declared on
Hot Springs, Ark. oct 9l.-At a con
ference between the Florida Athletic
l"r otcialS ANA managers OF Corhctt
ANA fit2simmOns. the club asked Tor n
post poncm"nt Of III" contest to NovrOl.
hrr llih Brady agreed 10 this, but IN
ian stcadfastly refused to concIr.
ihcie WaS'a Wordy WrunElc ana i,,nIlv
ne club declared the light of. Brady
lhrn announced that Curbctt was ur,.-
pared To iiEht any man IN tho world up
November lith, Robert i'ltHsimuou;
preferred, the man to Ice named with.
IN tW"nty-tuut hours
~ thc conclusion "f the talk. Martin
Julan fitzsinmunS manager said:
I did all could TO make a salts
factory aitanScincnl but tho Curbct,
h"opi" would not listen TO reason. Of
Ieitd to let f'it2simmOus fight Curl.tt
!" nfiNni" Tor the side bet. but they
would not agree To It, They wanted a
p"S' hphrm"nt I" November litE. which
was merely another way Of say ing that
'h'N dld not want To nrhl at all OF
cnl!lS" declined To- listen tu the uropo-
Siti'.t. NvnhiE nud his crowd trir,I
'i"f hcst 1" lob us but We would not
brady on tho other hand cba,.c.
'h'tt Julian nultcd and that hc woulS
h"t nave agreed to anything "cxccnt
a titIr Ia tn" whole state of Arknnsny
with Governor ClnrItr',; ofIru ,i,
i'm as he cXnrcssc, II W. ''ce y
Ncndig Announced that a.. ,.,
inatoh Hct"r Mahcr against Corha,t rnr
81, O0u '"t
Thc outcome of the nuddlc cannot
d. i"ret"ld. but it looks as though there
WI sun be fight of some kind ON
November lith
Hot SPRINGS A,It o,, %,
hgmm,t's cnrin 80, @ t,No Ma
uiunshr mnr,in. t,., ,,ii.t' ~ ''.H'v" Chihi-
Fit2stInfn,,,,. "r,W'th "rnrit and
.n,.,h a,I 49, suspended between
-, IN,
.,pr,,,,,.,t ~ NV" Nlhieuc club In
.,j ,rf 80, '', '"i Ie'l mas been dcclar-
rnsnI tn rnntd,,, ~, W = llIS!inhonS' re
tvyo, Ur.I..t mi i"$t p"hcment or
ula,,. tn .uh.,It b"Sition mas been
Nustrnliun ,o ,,,,, 'vi Mah'i Tor IN"
ON NuyrluI', li,I, ,",l't' IN the ring
,yonfupIiv l, w Nuvh "a' as may
inc, |Ei'," npHn. Thcr" is
aim,nuus vhn ,t' ~ mat tlt2-
oyruiur hy yyir, LILY advised this
nuaIN co,is.mi +, ,,nt M SITUATION may
lrlorida lnrii oud ,"Li,,, -, ~, Ni'N" pi inc
iu Iy thr rrrrce,,,t t.,;N WI, SVHcufitd
| "a lato hour tn-ni,,t,, y" w "Ih'i' At
received from CnI,,,,. ~ VI" idu pt"n
II wJs "a mn. nTt,',. 49, -
| conference i'm t,, rri,.'' ,'"Nh When lhc
| Arliurtop IIn,.i H., ,,,, "liC" oi the
Stewart. Ioc V.nIIr 49,, i.shISH' L1Ah
OF the Floridu AtbIrtic C,,', ?i'rt
BRADY r"prpsnrtiu,. I,n,ha, y.
ser Julian. mnnn,c,. ~ ~, .a,'- go: VI ma
Was called or bv Tho iSI,,i, $
club because of .JlI,r's d,i,i;!.. - ~ Ic Z
~" men must light to a nnish o., 'ttd,. t,,'.
3lst rnr purse of $iI Geo .,. no., ~, .'iI
gH m -. . A..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

During their brief sojourn in this
vicinity Mrs. George Gordon. of this
city, had the pleasure OF entertaining
for Il few hours at Virginia Beach, Miss
Emma Thompson ana friends from Ten
ncssee. Miss Thompson. ii will be re-
mem bcred is the young lady who
christened the gunhoat Nashville at
Newport News on Saturday last. The
party was a delightful one, and the
visitors greatly enjoyed themselves.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
OF ADMIRAL KIRKLAND
A Sensation in Naval Circles Caused by the
Admiral BSiRs Ordered Home.
COMMODORE SELFRlDGE SUCCEEDS RIM


Washington. u. G. oct 2i-A scnsa-
by the announcement that hear Nd-
miral William y Kirkland. commando
inE the European naval station Of the
United States. had hrvn detached from
DUTY aud ordered home
1t is expected that Admiral Kirkland
viii npplN at once to b" placed uu the
retired list, Commodore Thomas q.
Seitriigc. Lr. win succeed him as con-
mRnding officer OF tho i.uropcdn sta
tion.
For some time past it has been ru-
mored that Secretary Herbert was not
pleased With the conduct OF Ndmirsl
Nikiand DiSSa tisimctiuu was first
caused 10y tn" action OF the Admiral
IN sending letter of Uuugruululiun
OH his election to President Faurn. of
France. Secretary lIcrboIt con.,ru,J
ihis as entirely wrong. holding that th"
"lhclai position of the Admiral r.i,r--
Srnting tn" dignity of the United states
Navy IN l-urop"nu waters. prcrliidra
him from making any comment what
ever with reference to UolitiC. ana gcnt
q letter If r"primaud. Admiral Kirk
iahd was not slow to respond ana he.
dlu 80 by appealing to ia" pr.si,i,ut IL,
'Ncirulo Secretary Il"rbcrH structures
"n his conduct. He ciui,uod ian ms ry.t,
n"i, ,nSc. That h" had known lrvsri,rr
tane personally p and hal merely COM
graduated him in n personal cuuacitv
ana not as AN officer oG tn" I'uit,d
o'",'H navy * not known what
a.i9h m" President took in the mat
,'' "ui tht detachment of the Admiral
lhhirai"S that tho Secretary was sus-
tanned 10y hlr Cleveland
Admiral kirkland nNt cam, inf,
i'""'IN notice through q newspaper ia
,,I.ioW IN Whith u" mAd" somewhat IN
,,,,ulr ,"lll llillrhlS on the character OF
t''i i'l'Si"hhr'%s In syria. whittier
~ u"" uroh !" SlNc them protection
,,,',., VI. armenian troubles This
n,',,.. '@'.' 1" in1 uplicc oi the NavN
ny Il protest irnm rriEiou8
Ini,ir., a. -, iI ''""I"H. shortly fol
tf,n -. .,. '''' ''''tSr "i HlSSdt lslHc-
iu In. ,i,., ''i".tlN' rom Il 'td pl"'n
suItrd Nm I,,c,.. ''' huiu,i"I mao M
i,.,.inr tb, r,,,t,.t, t,' 'u''.nr' "l o'ir"rt :
III, I5i.I c.,,,.I 'na h' ne "p"hinE OF
land v..,s in o,,, S~H.ti"' MIX
States f.., VI '"e h''"d
IT was nl,ip,.J I,,. ,l. ,i,.,,
while stnu.iiu,, ,,i,S tn',fI,.ih IN"
ana a :,ruu, of Mn. 'si 49, ~ N''.ii"
IIn,tr, J.rE ,r ,I,.. n |"l.'la on IN"
cisco tho Ndn,i,ai t','n,.d "I'' ran, ran,
ordered him brIn,y in 3, L,,,s,,, !n" i
insulting manner Lnc,,,s.. ~ ,,.., - W., ~
attNed ln run dress uuifmr,,. ~.
chaplain. i'm his loiin,. 10 ~. ~, ~
partmcut. made plain ,hnt rhoEI,;T..
have only n,,e,,,,,i,',, ',1 If'il'S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
Special SnIc Ehi. Week Wright's aee
Mali, street.

Dress goods. lace curtains. chenille por-
there's etc See last Sundays Virginian
Tor cut price list. New line ladies' jack
cts and capes, kid gloves and shildren's
silk caps. Popular prices
WRIGHT'S, 1876 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
Nuntlnx-sci,nni MnrA

\ union meeting or the Protestant
Episcopal CONGREGATIONS WAS held al
Christ church last night \ numtcr
81 the Ministers were present. and
Rev. w. -. Smith. OF ST Peters
Church. Bramblrton, delivered an ad-
urcSS appropriate to the occasion.
There was large attendance present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
SCHoFF'S, 222 MAIN STREET.
Great Special SaIc-Some Wonderful
Things For 1itsie Money.
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
GoNd. Fancy Plaids. &C.
Double Width Fancy Plalds. Sc.
Double Width Wool Finished Sat-
inc. Sc.
Double Width Wool Mixed Serge. 1oc.
Double Width. Woolenettes. heavy.
i2iac
Double Width Ss-lnch Wool Boucle
Cloth, 22l2c.
Double Width aa-inch ATWOOD Nov
elites. 25c.
These are extraordinary values.
Gia. Z. =. . 1Oc. 4
i;lue Calicoes, Fast Colors, 4Ac.
Good Dress GinGhams, &c
Best Quality Fancy Dark Callcoes. 5c
Fun Size. Heavy, Fast Colors, Com
forts. so, 80. csc -
White. Cotton Filled, Comforts. 75c
White. Cotton Filled. Satine csa.y.:
cred Comforts. ST. Sl.25, s1.60. And
many other desira BILE bargains.
SCHOFF'S, 222 Main 81
as the lowest y ~ -
CHAPMAN a JAKEsfAts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
Signed win ne View yor,,.

Mr. T. NJ Isaac last uichi received
from Richmond the signed contract
which makes O. +. RyddyD Foster. a
member of the New York National
League team for next season Tho oh
jcclion advanced by Foster. rs prryl-
ouSIN reported in these columns has
been satisfactorily settled and The no
Gotiptions with Foster were brought To
hnal conclusion i'm Richmond hy Mr..
=. " Sic%cl correspondent OF sport
ing Life. i'm that city Foste. will ioln
tac Giants in the spring.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
King Of Abby.sinia Killed

Rome, oct. 2l.-A paper announces
mat the King Mclinik, of Abyssina.
had been killed by n stroke of light
ming, is officially confirmed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22


c. Among the innumerable ilustra-
tions OF skilled labor the visitors should
not fail to notice ta) the inventions
and apparatus which have promoted
extraordinary changes in our civlliza-
ton bN the agencies Of elcctricitN-a
domain in which the successor of Ben
Jamin FRANKLIN have WuH continuous
renown, ana are still achieving sue
cess as promising as Ii is surprising
Let it I've boruc in mind that the t"lc-
phone was introduced at the cxposi-
tion of 1916. and that only two dyna-
mos. and those insignificant, cou"i
then and there be seen
CD The improvements in the means
of transportation, 10y which the safe
ty. comfort and pleasure OF travellers
are promoted. and immens" carsocS
are transported; the familiar arrange
mcntS Of railroads and steamers: the
multiplication OF bicycles and of rapid
transit devices. and the varied indi"a-
tionS ;hat good roads for ordinary traf-
tic are soon to be in UNIVERSAL de
rand.
CO. The improvements in machin-
cry illustrating the SIKH of the me
chanic: Instruments of precision which
are Indispensable for the advancement
of all the artS-in labor saving inVcn-
tiunS-and i'm the better utilization OF
fire. water, steam. and electricity.
dp) Tn" development Of the indus
utilization Of new mineral products.
CEO Tn" manifold devices for more
advantageous utilization OF fcod sui
stances, resulting in the prevention OF
waste, the reduction of prices ana the
protection OF the consumer from dis
ease ana dirt-thesc being largely the
"u'Crrwth of improved methods of re.
frigvratiun ana OF simple, but most ser
Ntc"ahle modes of packing end trans
lortutiOu.
G'c Tho contents Of the t,ui,diui. de
voted to mines and forestry is ono OF
the most Interesting exhibits contain
i'm" admirable examples ot our natural
resources. Let IN" observer motto,
without fell a model OF the wearing
out or "raSiJn Of . farm OF the forests
Wer" cur Town and its restoration Whom
IN" planting of trees began.
W" ask attention 10 the oxhlrita
'h"t illustrate the progress of education
Of science. From the nature of tho case
~" "Nhitits are not snowy and are cns-
ily passed by. But here may be studied
ne rr"rress OF learning from the fuun-
cation Of Harvard. William and Mary
aud Yale To the present time the mod
"rn schools of science and technolo cv
'Ercu!tur" and the mechanic arts. thp
new universities the contributions OF
me 'nii.d states Government una
s"parat" states II the Advancement OF
serene" ana tn" universal cSta bltshln,lf
81 common schools from ihc Kiud,luar
Ten upwards. We are deeply in1ul,.s-
"a by III" evidence here afforded of lin.
lhh"ftance of promoting the stu y .f
tN"It science and OF encouraging .hc
methods of manual aud indu.trial
training among girls and boys. wolnc,,
ana men. whites and blacks
y IN" advancement Cr The colorrd
population III Intelligence. industr,,
Ihu hu enterprise IS shown Ghoueh apart
IRON the educational exhibits moi
a htlt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

Newest bIscoverY"-i. teeth: no
pain. n. Y. i. Rooms, Ennes. lG2 Main
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Continued OF Third Page.)
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-03
PRESIDING ELDER WOOD.
An Action of the City Fathers of Win
ston-SaIem Endorsed.

An Action of the City Fathers of Win
ston-SaIem Endorsed.
To the Editors of the Sentinel
We are pleased to know that Rev.
f. FL. Wood will make his home in our
city. We used to hear him preach
more than Is years ago, and we still
remember his good. practical sermons
and his warm hearted cordial greet
ing whenever we met him, though we
were not of his church.
We congratulate our City Fathers
on their success in securing quiet
Christmas for the Twin City We
have resided here for years and have
often been shocked at the indiscriml
nate use by the small boy of fire
works. | have known more than Il
dozen times when it was really dan
gerous for lady to walk the streets
during the holidays. We have seen
horses frightened SO that they could
not be controlled, by the incessant
firing of pop -crackerS. While We
heartily wish the little boys good
time, we think they ought to have
that good time in some way that is
not so annoying to the public.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-03
&s YEARS RECEPTION
Given in Washington by North Caro-
lnRe Lady

Given in Washington by q North Caro-
lnaR Lady.
Special Correspoadencs>e f the Sentinel
WAsHINGTos. Dec l.-One of the
most elegant receptions oTNew Years
Day will be given at the Shofsbam by
Col. and Mrs. John Morehead of
Charlotte, who spend their winters
here. Mrs. Morehead is one of the
most charming of hostesses, is hand
some, gracious and very popular here.
Mr.. and Mrs Josephus Daniels will
receive the North Caro!inians here
tomorrow. Mrs. Daniels is too well
known in North Carolina to need a
compliment from me. fear it will
be their last New Years here Rumor
says that Mr. Daniels paper demands
his attention at Raleigh. 4s~he is
too ambitious to remain a Govern
ment clerk he may soon become resi-
dent of Raleigh again
The usual routine New Years re-
ception at the White House will oc-
cur tomorrow Mrs. Cleveland will be
ASST ted by the ladies of the Cabinet
She will not go into society much
this winter.
Mr.. Carlisle will appoint Supervis
ing Architect of the Treasury about
January 18th when the office will be
re-orgaBiZed.
The Republican Deputy Commits
s1uner of Internal Revenue still holds
on Mr.. Walter d. Henry says he.
would like to have the place if he fails
to get the foreign appointment for
which he applied recently. Ii the Re-
publican is ever to be turned out, now
| is the time 10 do it
hear that Fred Woodland will be
the first member of our House delega-
tion to be unseated. Plumer Cheat
ham is fore-or-dained to win in that
contest.
The Congress which meets here next
Thursday will have tn pass financial
bill which will relieve the Treasury
or an extra session, will be Il necessity.
This extra session will moan the re-
organization IF the House and Senate
and an Installation of host of Re-
publictLs into places now held by
Democrats. Will the Democratic ma
j"rity in Congress incur this RESPONSE
biiity ur not? TARHEEL
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-03
BOWER ON THE CARLISLE BILL
Our Congressman in Washington
Proud of His Baby.

PROUD OF HIS BaDy.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Charlotte Observer announces the
arrival at the capital city of Congress
man Bower, wife and baby. The cor
respondent says that he will, as soon
as he is settled. make an effort to save
some suspended pensioners who are, by
the way, good Democrats, and also to
make representation in behalf of
Deputy Collector Council, charged
with little negligence.
Mr.. Bower is interested in the fate
of the currency bill He says he is in
favor of any measure affecting finan-
cial relations and concludes that any
measure which the extreme national
banks antagonize on the ground that
it will restore the State banks is likely
to be pretty good bill. He is pie ased,
so far as he understands them. with
the few conditions precedent pre-
scribed in that part of the Carlisle bill
and the substitute for it which relates
to State banking. for he says while he
is a strict State rights man he thinks
it well enough to leave some guaran-
tees of uniformity and safely imposed.
This is Mr.. Bowers first appearance
at Washington during the present
session of Congress. Mrs. and in
fantile Master Bower are both per-
fectly well. The burly Congressman
is as proud as a peacock of his baby
and fondles it like man of experience.