The evening times., 1895-09-09

Mr.. Arthur Goss, the State chemist of
New Mexico: Prof. r. A. Duxey, promi-
nent physician and scholar of England
and Judge G. Y. Overall, OF Mobile, Ala,
are at the Ebbitt House.
Mr.. d. S. Williams, st. Paul, Minn.,
lawyer, and Mr.. Alexander W. Doty, of
Brooklyn, are Stopping at the Ebbitt House.
Messrs P. S. Young, of aston. and dwilliam
Curtis, of New Orleans, are among Pages
latest arrivals.
The Sboreham registers contains the
following names among Others: Mr.. Grant
Wood, Atlanta; Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Laid.
Portland, Ore; Mr.. Arthur b. Cook,
Buffalo, n. Y; Mr.. Raynor j. Hayes,
Boston; Mr.. ID. S. Williams, st. Paul;
Mimi, and Mr.. L. F. Loree, Cleveland.
Mr.. T. A. Sumner, of AsheyiIle, n. c.,
and Mr.. j. P. Harrison and wife, Of Min
neapolis. MIMI, are registered at the Ne
tropolitan.
The Nationals register contains among
others the following names: Mr.. A. McMil-
len, of Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mr. Z. H.
Dicks, of Dayton, Ohio; Mr.. Daniel Sapp
and wife, OF Pekin, H.; Mr.. Edward
Lohstook, of Cincinnati, ami Mr.. A ID.
Bassell. of Ciarksburg, W. Va
Nr. william J. Little, superintendent of
the Hot Springs, Ark, reservation, is
stopping at the National Hotel. Il came
to Washington" said Mr.. Little, Ito
consult with Secretary Smith upon mat
tiers relative to the reservation. The past
has been hardly as flourishing a season
as many OF its predecessors at the resort,
for the reason that there was slight
outbreak OF smallpox there early last spring,
and that had a tendency to keep people,
away. But that has long since been Grad
icated, and the prospect for the coming
season is the brightest in the history of
the watering resort. Hot Springs is now
practically an all-year-round resort, but
the busiest season is from January to
June. The first three months of the year
are the most popular with Northern and
Eastern people. During the last fiscal
year there were 5000 free baths given
at the government free bathing hossc
by the twenty one bathing houses run by
private individuals"
Among the guests of the Raleigh areS
Mr.. E. S. Crooker. of Des MOines, Iowa; Mr..
George W. Walker. an insurance man, of
Providence, R l.; Mr.. H. G. swanson, wife
and son, of La G:ange. Ga, and Mr.. Alex
ander H. Duty, OF Brooklyn.
A party of Louisiana ladies who are max
ing a tour of the Eastern States are reg
istered at Wizards. The party includes
the folio wing: Mrs. o. Atkins, Mis-. II.
Youree, Miss H. Howell, Miss b. OgivilIe,
Miss F. Cooke, Miss L. Hoss and Miss E.
Austin, all OF Shreveport.
Hon. Wiliara Elliott Is one of the latest
arrivals at the Metropolitan. Mr.. Elliott
halls from Beaufort, of the Seventh South
Carolina district, and has been reelected
to the Fifty-foHrth. Congress. Mr.. Elliotts
district Is one .o.f the closest south of the
Mason and Dixon line, but he has already
been here twicc, in the Fifty-first and
Fifty-second Congresses.
''I have lately returned from beyond the
Mississippi said Mr. Stanley Cook, of
Indianap polls. at the Ra leigh. Every.
thing is indeed in a flourishing condition
in the West. The people have busted them
selves so with their crops during the past
summer and this fall that they have appar-
emily forgotten to follow up the free silver
discussion. You would be surprised at the
rapid manner in which Idaho and north
No better apples. pears and
plums are grown anywhere than in Idaho,
and the shipments to the East are each year
growing rapidly"
The Proof of the Pudding.
Editor Times: "The proof uf the pud-
ding is in the ltippo yOu know No