New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
STORMY UE4THER At NETPORT
Two COTTAGES STRUCK BY LGC1iTN1NG-MANY
VISITORS LEAN...

Two COTTAGES STRUCK BY LICHTN1NG-MANY
VISITORS LEAv".
Eeuport r. l.. sept 30 ,Spcciall-Ncwpori has
been unusually Gu, dnrinc the pest week IN" pr'I'
cipa cause Of which being daily transforms ana dog
day heat The storm accompanied 10y terrific
thunder and lightning. which frightened 'cFerai q"
taccrs whose house, were slightly damaged. The
houses occupied 10y Robert Gocl"t and Hueh
X Wiloughby were struck. II sonnet hing unusual
for Newport IN experience each lonc di>aHrt'a1Ic
storm and il was the OF shortening the visit {"
large number Of transient Visitors VIII" s''T'co '"'
LcnoN and other fall Tie storm scTon~ly
Iner.eIcd with many private entertainments. ana IL
also entacd financial loss IA the CaNn" ''"veTi"rS'
who had organized a flower show. The gardeners are
To have chry santhcmum show later on and prizes are
IN nc offered by well Known summer residents.
The Republicans notable victory tbs week
clccting Mayor and 4 irg" majorfy o. inc "hh'''
Last spring at the state election the Democrats car
lied the city well the state. Tic victory W."
celebrated by monster street para!c. with fireworks
music ,pccci.c>. etc. The victory j. a Significant
snc I'M view II the coming Congressional election The
Democratic party i seriously divided, AID looks now
- il Little HhOdy" going 10 take her piac'
again in the Republican columns. The Hrpubnc'u'N
will ca.ry both Of the district, next mouth NJ one
time IL looked as though the Democrats would carry this
district. The Republican. are tu5llht' ahC 'heS cN
pect 70 carry the state in April
Mr. and Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt have gore to
Bar IIarhor % visit Mrs. ". H. Vanderbilt and "eorG
Vanderbilt.
The supplementary drag hunt season j. not sur
,es. The summer residents haze had all the sport
I'm that line that they desire. The owner Of the pab
claims that lie /, 81 900 out Of pocket
Among the cottagers entertaining this week were
Mrs. C. Vanderbilt. Ms. I. ". Vanderbilt. Mrs. "
Watt. sherman. Woodbury. Kane. Mrs. George Is. IN
Forest, Mrs. G. r. Moore and Mrs. T.. Ely Goddard
Mr. and Mr.. wsltcr furn>s. Of Philadelphia arc
-,,... NJ Afr aud Mrs FaTuau Rogers
Tile Misses Bates OF Ncw-Iork the Misses Gihon
Of Yonker, n. T., and John \. King. OF Phila
delpIa arc at the Robinson cottage.
Tie Rev ". X. Ala|r. Of Boston. and Mis-, A. VI
y,srrott Mrs seaman Lowcr"r and Miss Ida Lowerrc
NJ Yonker> ~ u, are at the Aqudncch
Robert II. Gushing and his family. III Boston aie at
the Hodges cottage where they WI! remain uh'! NJ
venbcr. -
4 cricket match vas played at Morton PARK this
week. !.
Mr. and Mrs w. c. SclcrmcrhOri have gone tt
Ienox Their Pinard cottage is occupied by Mr. aud
Mrs. j. ]. Kane, OF Work
Ex.secrctary ". {. Whitney aud Calvin T. Brct
have returned to their Newport cottages.
Walter L. Kane has returned here from Bar lIaibo'
'rie Ocean House closed for the season on MONDAY
rhe manager Is satisfied with the receipts.
Commander II. u. bradford. L. 5. NJ and his family
IRE at tho Engs cottage on kay-st
Robert N. Thompson and family. OF Boston, nave
arrived at the Wilson cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. ". X. Vanderbilt have gone to thei
residence on Long Island.
Mr. bancroft the historian. will celebrate hi, birth
Day here next month
Mss NJ p Field, Of New.iOrk. Is the guest of Mrs
Tame, p KernOchau, and Miss Campbell and Mis-
BrsAhurst, Of New.York. guests OF Mrs. Awsrt
H. Taller. Other visitors 1t the cottages include Mr.