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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-04-23
WHEEL NOTES.

Lines About DevOtees OF The Wheel, At
Home And Elsewhere.
The bicycle craze has broken out in
fresh place at Glasgow, and new wheels
are being bought nearly every day.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-04-23

WrtghtS Celery Tea cures constipa.
ton, sick headaches. Csc at druggists.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-04-23

Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at
j. T. Hinton's.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-04-23
Yesterdays Temperature.

The following is the temperature as
noted yesterday by A. j. Winters & Co.,
of this city:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-04-23

TIRES, $5 pair. Perfect 97s. Full
guarantee. Best warranted garden
Hose from cents. Macintoshes and
full line Rubber at Factory sprices.
Mineralized Rubber Co., New York.
Agent Wanted.
The times., 1897-12-31
REPRiMANDs THE COURT.
The reEa rtment Takes Exception
to DoIOyau's Trial

In the case OF Private John u. Donovan.
Company II Thirteenth Infantry, who was
found guilty aud sentenced to three
months hard labor and TO pay fine of
$40, Major Gen Merritt, commanding the
Department of the East, has fouud it neces-
Sary To reprimand the court martial which
tried tie CASE:
'Iu this case says Gen. Merritt, in
his review, ''the prisoner, among other
things. was charged under the tw emf first
article of war with having received law
full commandfrom his superior officer, apt.
j. c. Chance, Thirteenth Infantry, officer
OF the day, to halt and be recognized. did
wiIfully disobe y the same by running away
The court having found the prisoner
guilty of the specification aud not guilty of
yiolatioi Of the twenty first article OF war.
but guilty OF conduct to the prejudice OF
good order and military discipline the
record OF the proceedings " ~ returned to
the court for reconsideration of it's findings
in this respect. calling attention t. the fact
that tho specifications sustained the original
charge, that substitution of the gen ,raI
article for the specific article could only
be reSCrted to in cases where the material
allega tion iu the specification as found did
not Snsiai the charge az laid.
Upon reconsideration the court eN cepted
in Its fiji dings the words wilfully diSobey'
substittti ting therefor the words fail To
obey ard adhered to its former findings
upon the charge. III the opinion of the re
Viewing authciity the evidence adduced es
tablishc' tir specification as originally
found. Tie Wilful disobedence in TINS case
was eS hihited By the soldier by simply not
doing what was required Of him. \ failure
to obey al order under such cir rcumstances
IS wilful disobedience. and the court. in
th" opinion of the reviewing officer, shoul
have So fo und. Subject to these remarks
and in ord,r that tie prisoner may not es-
cape well-merited punishment. the sen
tence is approved and VIII be duly executed
a Fort Nia"art, y, Y"
The times., 1897-12-31
CONFIDES IN UNCLE sam
Venezuela Regards Him as Her
Best Friend.
Mr.. Ioomis Says the People Are
Sanguiue of II Favorable Arbitra-
tion Decision.

Francis q. Looms, American minister
to eneZuela, is In Washington on Leave Of
absence and to give his views to the State
department oi. the subject Of a reciprocity
treaty and a lafcel post convention between
this Government and Venezuela. Minister
Looris will leave New York for Cara cas
on January q;
Mr.. Looinis told Times reporter last
night that tho people AMI the government
of Venezuela look confidingly upon this
country. They regard Uncle Sam ~ their
best friend and believe that the dete.ini-
nation OF the arbitra ton tribunal cannot
but be favorable IT, them. The ease of
Venezut Ia is being put in shape by :" L..
Scruges, who wHs minister tD Venezuela TN
der the administration Of President Har-
rison. Tho Pafis efd Of the case is heing
worked up by1 Marquis de Rojas, who a
one time was Venezuela S representative at
Paris. Nj. Lobnais said that he did lot
know who wUHld present the case 10 the
tribunal, but Thought that the choice lay
betweeneX President Harrison, Rufus Choate
ex Senator Ednunds, Judge Day and Sena-
tor Foraker.
Minister Looms stated that it is possible
for Ar~erican merchants and manufacturers
to bull up great market Ia Ven ,zneis-
AT present the trade is monopoiized by
the British, French and Germans, but with
a little push Americans can get a strong
hod there. The American National As
sociatioE Of Manufacturers VIII open y
permanent exhibition 1T Caracas next
February, and it * thought that this will
go a Ioug way toward introducing A n ri
can goo dis.
The times., 1897-12-31
A VARIETY OF DIVERSIONS.
Dancing. Recitations and Basketball
at Carroll Institute.

The regular weekly assembly Of the
members OF Carroll Institute was held last
night at Carroll Institute Han. musical
and literary program was rendered, ana
this was followed by a game Of basketball.
Later the hall was cleared for the monthly
hop. The Committee of arrangements con
sisted OF Chairman George T. Fox, Dr..
Charles ( O'Cnnnor, William S. Mccarthy.
Franz E. Rdgeway, Harry b. Merritt and
DR.. SutIiff.
The entertainment was opened with a
recitation by Mr.. Theodore Friebus. Mr.
Edmund Y O'Brien followed with bari
tone solo Miss Irwin, who represented
Lady May with the Dramatic Club at
the Lafayette Theater, also gave recita tions.
Others taking part in the entertainment
were Guy Colhns, George II o'Connor, Ed.
Walsh Id Charles a Green.
The basketball game went on in the
eymnas SUM while the ha II was being clear ed
for dancing. The Carroll Institute team
was opposed by a picked team from the
GOvernn ent Printing Office The latter's
lineup was: j Pearson, r. f.; c. Pea-s,,n
/. E.; Gallagher c.; Doug herty, r. b.. ami
Lynch, /. b. The Carroll institute team
Consisted of McFce, r. Z; Bergman, |. E.,
Burherick, C.: Murphy, r. b., and Birch. |. ..
A fter the game Prof joyce and 12-Ysar.
old Ted Clinton gave an interesting eN
hibition OF plays to be made in the game.
The next meeting OF the assembly Will De
January >, 1895, when Prof. Maurica
Francis Egan, LII. D., will deliver a
lecture entitled The methods OF solt.e
modern noveliSts."
The times., 1897-12-31

has been detailed to the navy yard Nor
| folk
Lieut. r. 3. Russell Of the San Francisco.
| has beeI granted three months leave oi
| absence, end abroad three months
Capt. : Casry has been detailed to the
navy yarG at League Island as com
| m8ndant-
lieut.. J. J. Hunker has been granted
three monitis leave of absence.
Commander j. \. Howell has been de-
| tailed as cor maDder of the navy yard at
League Island.
Ensign A. II. Scales has been ordered 10
the branCh photographic office ut Cieve-
land. { hio
Leave al absence for one month and
fifteen days. to take effect on or about
January 1898, is granted Second LieHt-
Frederick W. Lewis, I yenty- second In
fantry.
The following transfers are made in the
Ninth Cavalry. First Lieut.. u ~ III. Pres
ton, from Troop c to Troop u; First
Lieut.. George 7 White, from Troop u TO
Troop c.
I,eav., Of absence for wcnty six days, to
take effect January /, 1898. is grant ID
Brig. Gen. william II. Bell, comnissary
general cf subsistence
Private Charles +. Ba rtbolofnay. Troop
H. Fourth Cavalry, now 1T Fort Yellow
stone. Wyo, is transferred to the Hospital
Corps as a private.
The feilowing-named enlisted men, now
at the I-osts designated after their reSpt =
tive names, VIII be discharged the service
of the United States. under paragraphs
A ard 46, q the regulations, on receipt
OF this order. unless otherwise set forth
herein ty the commanding officers Of
their respective stations:
Private Edgar Il. Crouch, Tr pop .,
Second Cavalry, Fort Riley, Kan. on
January 6, 1898.
Corp. Omar NJ. be Witt, Company II,
Fourt eertl Infantry, Vancouver Rarra ks,
Wash
Private Lott W Savage, Compa ny II,
Twelfth Infantry. Fort Niohrara, Neb., nn
January Is. 1898.
Private Bcnni Goldbiatt, Company +,
First Infantry. now at the Preside Il
San Francisco, Cal, is transferred to Light
Battery +. Third Artillery. stationed at
the same post.
Private La wTence /. N eDer. Company T.
Tenth Infantiy, now at Fort Reno, Okla
will he discharged the service OF The
Jipited States on receipt OF this order !'y
the comm anding officer of his station.
This soldier is not entitled to travelling pay
The times., 1897-12-31

Church In the presence of large gathering
of friends Prior to the ceremony the rite
of confirmation was administered to both
bride ard groom by Bishop Satterlee, as
sisted by DIR. McKim. Rev. DR.. Dudley,
of st. Stephens Church, Columbia Heights,
read the tctrothsi service and the maria ge
ceremony was performed by Bishop Sa 'terlee.
Tie bride was gowned for travelling, in
uaIoon cloth, with "A Ia rye hat of velvet
ant plunes. and carried Bride roses, ar
ranged in shower bouquet. The bride s
Sisters Miss Eleanor and Miss Angela
kinsman, attented her in walking cos
tunes OF dark cloth, with hats to match,
each carrying bouquets OF crimson roses.
The ushPrs were MessTs. Howard $.
Nyman, william Whiting, Wendell Whit
ing, and Edward Tilmadge. The music
wa, unusually beautiful and appropriate
ard was selected by Mrs. Kinsman, and
played by Prof. Letter, the oreanist OF
tie chuicb. A wedding breakfast to the
wedding party followed, at the Raleigh,
afi er which MI and Mrs. Woodford left for
al extended trip which viii include a
visit to Canada. They will return to wash
ibct0n en- route to their new home In
Huntington, Va.
The times., 1897-12-31
Concert for n Good Purpose.

A concert was given at Carroll Institute
Hall for the iiene of the Church of .he
Shrine OF tie Sacred Heart to be erected
in Mount Pleasant, Of which Father Joseph
+. NcGee, assistant at st. Patrick s, is
to be pastor. The following program was
rendered: Madrid Quartet, instrumental Sc
lections: Miss Pearl Evans, Happy Days, :"
Strelezli violin oi,iSato, Miss Eva X keieher:
Apollo Quartet, vocal selections; Miss
o'Connell, piano solo; Miss Lucia Nola,
"EcStacy," Arditi Miss Eva Keleher; violin
solo, .-Fanta sie,'' Charles de Beriot; W.
B. Mundeilc, comet solo, Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp" Prof. A. +. Yundt and Miss Eva
Keleher, duo for violin. Laug's Flower
Song" accompanied by Miss Naomi kele-
her pianist The stage mana cement was
in charge cf the Misses Keleher and Prof.
Yundt. Following the musical program,
dancing was indulged in until 2 O'Clock.
music being furnished by the Carroll In
Stitute Orchestra.
The times., 1897-12-31

Mr.. Gilbert Thompson, who has been
absent in the West for the last six mouths
on official business for the Geolo gical 5 "
vey. returned to Washington ou Wednes-
day night, accompa MED 10y Mrs. Thomp-
son aIc Miss Amy Thompson, who have
been witt him during the trip. Mr.. Thomp
son was local ed at Helena. Mont, during
the greater part of his absence, and the
journey home was pleasantly inte erspersed
with stoppages at Denver. Butte CRY, and
other points Of interest on the route.
Mrs. Thompson has returned with an en-
thusiastic admiration for the Cloud effects
OF tie West. which are even more wonder
ful,in her estimation, than its more eulogized
mountains and canyons. Like all Washing
tonians, however, she Considers that there
is no place like home, and is glad 30 be
back again, their return being pleasantly
timed for pretty Miss Thompson, who is .er5
popular with the Younger social set, and
Will doubtless enter into the gaieties Of
the short but brilliant season ahead. Mr.
Thompson AMI his family are established
for the winter with Mrs. Thompsons
sister, Mrs. Scott, No. 213S street.
The times., 1897-12-31
Prof Huher,s Concert

A rare treat was enjoyed by people Of
the Northeast last evening at the Northeast
Temple, given by Prof. c. F. Huber and
assistants. Prof. Charles +. Huber proved
himself to be a pianist of wonderful ahility.
fine technique and execution, his rendition
of the Palms being especially fine and
he had tC respond tn an encore. His other
numbers We're Golden Youth and Long
Live The Republic - Prof Huber was as
sisted hy the following we'll known artists
Miss Elen Tockey. recit ationist: Mr.. Henry
StopsacS. ciolinist; Mr.. W. Il. Phillips,
'cellist: Tuxedo Mandolin Qua rtel.
The times., 1897-12-31
Fur SEAL REGULATIONS.
The Rules Governing Their Admis
sion Ia This Country

The Rules Governing Their Admls-
sion ia This Country.
The Tres asur yiDepa rtment yesterday is
sued its regulations governing the fur seal
skin industry.
The rules require all IA W or manufa ctured
skins admitted to this country To We a
certificate from the consul at the port
OF expectation, specifying the place OF
killing, witt all particulars. Skins, when
passengers personal effects, must also
have a consul's certificate. Collectors r..
empowered to seize all invoices to which
no consul's certificate is attached Man
ufactured articles must bear a stamp of
the ma ufa cturer. giving the place of the
killing and purcha Sc, and the pelt of the
skin must be exposed for examination. Al
importations must undergo a carefule xami-
nation at the public stores. The Ger
tificatc OF the collector of the port of
departure rs necessary to secure the re
admission OF seals taken from this com
Try. Iii is how unla wful u kill seals
in the Rehring Sea, and skins taken th .rc
cannot he brought into the United States.
The times., 1897-12-31
GRATIFYING RESULTS.
Interesting Experiments With the
New Stomach Remedy.
Not Patent Medicine. But safe
Cure for All Forms of H.
Digestion

The results OF recent investigation Ia We
esta tabliShed, beyond question, the great
value OF the new preparation for indig-s-
tion nj stomach troubles: il is composed
OF the digestive acids, pepsin. bismu.ll
Golden Seal, and similar stomachics, pre-
pared in the form of = grain Iozenscs,
pleasant TO the taste, convenient to cary
when ira yelling, harmless to the most deli
cate stomach, and probably the safest,
most effectual cure yet discovered FOR in
digestion, Sour stomach, loss OF appetite
and flesf, ma usea. sick itcada ches, pal li-
tation OF feaFt, and tie many symp.
toms arising from aii,perfect digestion of
food. They cure hecause they ause the
food 10 be promptiy and thoroughly di-
Sested before it 1as time to sour, fern snt
and poison the blood and nervous system.
Over six thousand people in the State
Of Michigan alone in 1894 were cured OF
stomach troubles Dy Stuart's Dyspepsa
Tablets.
Full sized nsela ges ma he found at alI
druggists al e0c., or sent by mail on
receipt of price from Stuart Co., Marshall,
Mich. Send Tor free book on stonsstl Il
diseases. de21 ,29,a1
The times., 1897-12-31

1T is rot generally known that Mis-
sour has tLree Of the largest springs in
tine world" said Mr. r. L. EaStun, Ct
Kansas City.to a Times man at the Rll eiEsh.
ono is near the head waters Of Current
Rive another is in Dent CuInty near She
head of the Meramac, and the third in
Howell county, at the head Of Spring
River Either OF them would furnish
enough water for any city of 90 900 pop
uiaticn. We have plenty of good v ter
as well as good liquor"
The times., 1897-12-31
scouts Not Pensionahle

A scout who served during the war
and who was not regularly enlisted
soldier is not entitled to a pension. So
thinks Webster Davis, Assistant Secretary
OF the Interior.
The case in question is that of Joseph
X BoonS, who has disease of the eyes
incurred in the line of duty. he was not
regularly enlisted and can draw no pen
sion.
The times., 1897-12-31
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

The following Army and Navy orders
were issued yesterday:
Lieut. j. j. Knapp will report al the Navy
Department January 3 instead of Janu-
airy s.
Lieut. j. J. Knapp has been detailed the
san Francisco, to sail January 10, from
New York for Genoa.
Past A AsSistant Engineer j. S McknAn
The times., 1897-12-31

"Our farmers are getting in better con-
dt;OH every day" said Mr.. l.. ". T ettis,
of Kansas at Wizards, u a Times MN.
THE splendid wheat crop has helpe.l us
out wonderfully, and farmers are in a
better condition than they have been ror
years. Kansas is forging right ahead"
The times., 1897-12-31

Col Joseph l.. Browning, of Pocah hnntas,
Va, is registered at the Metropolitan His
friends have brought him out as a candi-
date for marshal Of the western Ju1IcIil
district of his State. The colonel was
private secretary TO Gov Cameron. and was
universally popular
The times., 1897-12-31
civilians and Courts-NIartiaI

Secretary Long has submitted to the
House Naval Committee draft Of hill
fur the purpose of enforcing the attend
ance of civilians at courts martial. The OBJ
icct of the bin is to remedy the existing
defects i. the law. courts martial cannot
nnw enforce the attendance of civilian wit
neSSeS.
The times., 1897-12-31
ENTERTAINMENT AND HOP.
Pleasant Evening at Headquarters
Ma rine Barracks

An entertainment and hop was given
last night b. the members of the Head.
quarters Enferta inment Club at Marine
Parracks. 7 he following interesting pro
gram was produced:
PILrr;-n.:
Oyertrw. Marine Band. .'Stocks Up.
Stocks l'cwu''-Jeff. g. W. Miller: or
landc. "; Va. c keesti Dance a. L. Gebicke;
Gibson Nj. Fl rslta Walt. Mr.. ". Taitavalt
recitation. AK ltaliens." Mss Mary I.
Lloyd: vocal solo. selected. Mrs. G.. Fl.
Fentress: Gaiety Girl. ''El Captain" Mis-
Lena Wright; "Dars De Money'-Ja axe.
Frank ] arsciis: Pete. j. ". Walker: vocal
duet. selt cted. AIS. Fentress and Mrs.
Hill: a, eCdotes by 5. J. Fralick; dance
''Ta-ra-rS - Miss Pearl Macs. Doctor
Shop'-D. Pillsberry, Frank Hutchinson;
Joe. S. J Fialick: Pete, Frank Parsells.
After the entertainment dance was
given with music by the Marine Band!
The times., 1897-12-31
Mrs Buiz,s Claims Prepared.

The evider ce in the claim nf Mrs. Ruiz
has been prepare hr the state Department.
The original claim was for 81 so, 900, but
it was scaled down to $4,000. 1t is
understood that the claim will not be
pressed Until the new Cuban government
is well under way.
The times., 1897-12-31
S12- SPREADS, roc.

For da we shall offer white mar
seileS pattern, crochetted bed sprea dS
hiCh sell regularly for S1.25, FOR
79c
The times., 1897-12-31

AT least 500 guests were present at the
matinee given by Mrs. Flora C. Dyer to
her infant ella ass on Wednesda afternoon.
The grand march was led by little Mildred
Caverly ard Master Edward Lewis, and
fancy de noes were executed with wonder
full grace ty Misses Margie PETE, Bessie
Tiffany, Villette Anderson. Bessie Lans-
burgh anG Master Norman DAILY. at the
conclusion Of the dancing there was an
artistic dumbGcli drill led by little Court
ney Wade and Lucy Locke. In the even
ing tie Saturday class also held their
fuil-drcss reception, which was also
success.
The times., 1897-12-31
In Mr. Grics,s Interest.

Attorney General AcKenna met, by sp-
puintment yesterday morning Vice Piesi-
dent Hobart The subject of their conver,a-
tim, il is said, was the appointment of
Gvv- Griprs, nf New Jersey, who is stated
Tor the vacancy about 90 occur in the
Attorney Generaiship.
The times., 1897-12-31
s1s COATS, SO.

The most fashionable kersey jackets
those stylish creations with strap
seams and lined throughout With heavy
quality satiE-thoroughly tailor made
-garH eI is which have been selling
rapidly at 81 8. SIG and Sl5-are nJ%
cut dUv Ii t. SO.
So Plush Capes, S3 .eS.
81 Plush CapeS, SO so.
So Seal Capes, S15.
The times., 1897-12-31

The marriage OF Miss Lucretia Beatrice
KinsIUan. tie dl lighter of Col. and SIrS
o. n. Kiusnlan of Holly View, Montgomery
county, Nd. and Mr.. BENJAMIN Holly Scott
woodford, OF Pleasant cree35. w. Va, was
solemnized yesterday noon at Epiphany
The times., 1897-12-31
Will Inaugurate Experiments

1t is proposed to institufr series of eN-
periments il, firing on shiphoard for the
purpose of improving the present methods.
The SUI ject was discussed yesterday after
moor by Acting Secretary Roosevelt and the
Chiefs of ordnance in the engineering and
ordnance bureaus.
The times., 1897-12-31
Possibilities of Chinese Trade.

The American Consul Covert, at Lyons
has made special report to the Statc De
partment on the possibilities Of trade with
China Mr. Covert has made large use OF
the report OF French commission charged
with lii, duty ri coIact'ng such information
The times., 1897-12-31
25c HASDhERCHIEFS. 1-2c

Lot of ladies' fa MI d-embrOidered, hem
stito he'd HandkerCniefs, which sold for
as higt as 26c., will go for l-2c.
each
The times., 1897-12-31
The President To he a Guest

President Mckinl ey has consented 20 be
a guest ard to speak at the dim .r Of tl;e
National Manufacturers Association. to be
held at the Astoria Hotel. New York, ON
January p.
The times., 1897-12-31
Secretary Al.c1,s Condition

The curtlitipn Of Secretary of War Alger
remained. about the same yesterday as il
was or the preceding day, It is stated
that ti.ere is nothing ut aiialarirng in his
case and that few days rest will fully
restore hiiG.
The times., 1897-12-31

Mss Daisy 3. Rudderforth, the youngest
daughter Of Mrs Thomas II. Rudderforth,
and Mr. Richard +. Palmer, OF Maryland,
were united in marriage Wednesday even
inC at the home or the bride.
The ceremony was performed by Rey.
Page Milhurn, OF the North Capitol Street
NJ. F.. Church, and was witnessed by
nun .her Of relatives and friends.
The times., 1897-12-31

Col. Robert DeIbriIge of Lexington ny =
said at the st. James today: MY state
is the garden spot of the Country, but ne
has taken no trouble to make her resources
and advantages known / have isiVocatei
p united effort To draw within her borders
s,,m,. of the thousands of people who Ar
leaving the North, East, and North 81
:, make homes i'll the more genial South
Ouf people are asleep in some respects.
The times., 1897-12-31

Col. O. ". Dudley AID wife, OF Dan
vile, Va, are at the Metropolitan, en-
route home from New York. Col. DUGlry
is less than thirty years old, but is one II
the largest and wealthiest tobacco MANI
facturers of Virginia.
The times., 1897-12-31
CONFEDERATE SONS DANCE
The Guests of the Yonng Ladies
of the South.
Charming Affair Under the Stars
and stripes and Southern Flags
Mrs Dyei's Matinee.

Announcements of New Years Day re
ceptiona will NOT be printed in The Times,
and the statement made to the contrary in
the morning edition yesterday was inalver-
tentIy and enormously uade9
The times., 1897-12-31
s3 SHIRTS, sI.19.
81 SKIRTS. S3.gs.

Lot II handsome figurel bliIliantine
skirts Tefi made. lined md yCiveteen
bound 81 values VIII 90 for Sl-19.
The times., 1897-12-31

!. large delee6. ton of Georgia Republic ms
W il! strike Washington on January D. IheN
come hr the purpose OF getting together
OF some of the offices to be given out Al
tho hands of the President.
The times., 1897-12-31
90 FOR FEIT HATS

lot Of ladies' jersey ribbed vests,
with sill. embroidered Iront and hack-
19c.-gC fC &C.
The times., 1897-12-31

Mr.. S. f. Venablc, Atlanta, Ga, at the
Riggs: II have noted with pleasure 'he
rapit, strides Of The Times IL is n corking
good paper, and seerns to be forging right
AHEAD he said.
The times., 1897-12-31
81 SACoU rs. sac.

While this lot lasts You may have
those blue, red anu gray eiGeTdown
Dressing Sacques,- values-for
53c.
The times., 1897-12-31
81 wRAfI,nnr. o9c.

Lot of ladies' aIl-wooI ASsabet fIau-
mel waists-bIOuse effect which have
been SEQ for S1.29.
The times., 1897-12-31

Union for tac Protection OF lndustr.ai
Property. recently adjourned at fTuSSeiS'
NAV be neid il: this city
The times., 1897-12-31

Metropolitan. said: I've been in Wasf.-
ingtOn several weeks prospecting. Is the
aye-age politician would say. but I'm
going home il few days to see Row
things ARE moving. for in our State things
n.USt move OF get off the EARTH
The times., 1897-12-31

Mrs. f. F. Andrews entertained at lunch
con yesterday in honor of Wednesday,
debutante, Miss Aimee Powell, and her
guest, Miss Dupont. Of Wilmington. Del.
The times., 1897-12-31

Vice President and Mrs. Hobart viii
entertain at a dinner in honor OF the
President and Ms. Mckinley and the
Cabinet on the evening of January 4.
The times., 1897-12-31

Lot Ct fleece-lined fIannelette wrap
peFs. traid trimmed and with long
waist which were bought 10 sell for
S1-gO fOT 69c.
The times., 1897-12-31

Representative A Adamson. of Georgia, re-
turned to Washington last night, acc''m-
panied by Mrs Atlamson. Than Judge
A camson there is not more popriia T
member from the Empire State Of inc
South