The herald., 1897-03-01

and later in company with Hon. Ben
sjamin Butterworth, went on tour OF In
spection of the various reviewing
stands.
Mr.. Alger, in company with Mrs. AL
ger. attended the New York avenue
PRESBYTERIAN church at the morning seq
vice The sermon was preached by Kew.
DIR. Radcliffe, who was the minister at
Algers Detroit church Tor some tiine.
The secretary of agriculture, James
w. Wilson, spent the day quietly at the
Ebbitt. going out but little. Mr. Wilson
is alone, but a daughter is expected to
Join him soon.
The Ohio delegation in the house of
representatives of the Fift-fourth and
Fifty-ffth congresses will give com
rlimenrary dinner to Senator Sherman
tomorrow night at the Cochrane Gov
ernor Bushnell and Mr.. Hanna will be
among the guests. Governor Foraker
on Saturday telegraphed his regrets
that he may be unavoidably detained In
the trial of an important case at Gin
cinnati
Governor Tanner of Illinois and his
staff reached. the city about o'clock this
evening. A portion Of the party, includ-
jng Mr. and Mrs. Tanner, James P. Is.
.nr Cleave and wife, and John Il. Peters
and wife, are staying at the Shoreman,
vns't the remainder are making their
t1 -- in the cars at the station. IueS-
Law afternoon ex-Representative Alb
nrf Taylor is to give them reception
stnd on the night of the same day the
gilip is delegation in congress will tea
N, ne party a reception at the Masonic
-enple.
piiiers who have arrived in the city
an5 de w. Gaxss of Chicago, Hon.
So d 7. Littler of Springfield, ILL.,, and
esi tor-elect Fairbanks of Indiana and
n. w. J. Bryan returned to the city
m, ,g the day. With Mrs. Bryan and
hir aughter he attended services at the
Ns York avenue Presbyterian church,
81 in the afternoon received number
70 lfticians at the home of T. c. Bride.
cn apitol Hill, with whom he is stop
-si-f Tuesday Mr. Bryan leaves TO-:
ion. but will stop in Pittsburg on
nesday, where, in the evening. he Is
~ ,ea]k under the auspices of the BIZ
"a, IItc league. 1t has not yet been
Js led whether ne will lecture in Car
neg /, hall or in the Old City Hall in AL
lrgt sny City.
I National League of Republican
,sf,as has opened headquarters at 1919
~ rect. and a committee on reception
r.rid information has been organized.
iaresident ID. D. Woodmansee will d.
,ylee his time between these headquar-
srfs and his personal headquarters at
rho E3bitt house, just opposite. All
members of the Republican clubs are
aestred to report and register at the
neAtluuarters on their arrival here. leave
Ahe'' Washington addresses and make
Kui use OF the committee headquarters
sn v-hatever way it can be of service TO
90 l. Secretary Herbert will accom-
,nerr a distinguished party down the
POI mac river tomorrow for an hour
.sDN on the new gunboat No: 6, christen-
n
81 81 est craft in the world. Members OF
fhe senate and house committees on
aa Il affairs are expected to go and to-
Mis 1t the secretary extended invita-
tor to the three members of President
ai-c. McKinleys cabinet who are now
IN lie city.
CLEVELAND'S LAST SUNDAY.
PRESIDENT Cleveland's last Sunday in
The executive mansion was a rather
Clay one. There are large nunbef
Oh hills which have passed congress on
h.s table, awaiting action, and hesspenr
e .ue time in an examination OF their
pr isions - 81
remained indoors all day. There
a number of bills, all of them said
10 of minor Importance, which have
p me laws without his signature. more
N ten days having expired since they
been presented to him..
PEOPLE COMING.
IIICAGO, Feb. 2S.-Major-General
aiei ritt, commanding the department of
Lne Missouri. U. s. A, with aides. Lieu
suants Hale, Strother and Mott. left |
his afternoon in private car for |
A. shington. Accompanying the party |
rsrs Captain Charles King. the au-
-ir1r; r. b. c. Bement of ST. Paul. and |
". Montgomery.
,aneral Merritt goes east on orders |
?, the war department. in the in. |
ural parade and during all the cere- |
les ne will be In command of the |
liar army contingent On arriving |
Washington, General Merritt will be |
by Colonel Babcock, adjutant-gen-
of the war department, who will be |
adjutant in the parade.
)verpor Drake and staff of Iowa will |
F We from Des Mones Tuesday morn
and Immediately leave for Wash
on. The Flambeau club of Mime
lis, also bound for the nations cap |
ai will arrive here tomorrow morning |
t leave in the afternoon over the Big |
fr.
lie great exodus for Washington will |