The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
CLEVELAND SUMMERING.
NE WILL TAKE HIS REST IN MA
RON, MASSACHUSETTS.
OF the Pretty Cottage En-
gagged by the Es-rresiient and His Wife
Railroad News New York Topics In
General.
NEW York BUREAU.
RICHMOND DAILY TINES,
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--Railroau news w" '"'h '"Pi'' "
General.
NEW York BUREAU.
RICHMOND DAILY TINES,
June I. 1901
lx-presidcnt Cleveland went to Marion,
Mass. to.dsy to take his Summer rest. Mrs.
started last week with her intl-
mate friend, Mrs. II. W. Glider, TO get the
cottage they have there in order. Mr..
Cleveland will spend The whole summer at
Marion, and only come to the city occa-
sionally to look after such important cases
as demand pressing attention.
The cottage at Marion is the Kelley house,
an unpretentious place archltecturally,
which was originally built TO hold two fam
lilies. 1t has two kitchens and two pantries
at opposite ends, one Of which VIII be urn
ed into living room. The interior ci ihe
house is plain and Old-f3shioned. The We
randa. which is quite wide, Is painted
vhite. There fine view Of the inner mar
Dor is obtainable. Ram Island, Little Island
and the stretch Of shore property be-
longing TO Albert W. Nickerson. the
Dcdham millionaire, complete the beauty OF
the pictuTe. and away to the right from the
chamber windows Bird Island light may be
seen at night and the lighthouse itself ana
the open bay in the daytime. n square
field Of some three or four acres stretches
from the road i'm front of the house 10 the
beach. and belongs 10 the Sstate. IL Is
drifted white with daisies. \ small private
bathhousc stands on the low blum, and -
where Mrs. Cleveland will take her morning
dip.
The interior of the house is full Of the
quaint old furniture. in which Mrs. CleNe-
land so much delights. 1t is spot for
quiet. solid comfort, and, no doubt, the
Cleyelands will have II there,
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Baltimore and Ohio southwestern: Fourth
week NAV. 1889, sj7.3S0; 1899, Sj2.O3O; de-
crease. 81. $50. Month. 1889, Sl73,39j: 1890
Sl5J. 500: decrease. Sl1.j0J. From January
/. 1879, $9l4.1J; 1879, Ssl2,Gl9; decrease
$lOl, jO1. 10
shenandoah Valley: Month May, lss2
SllO. 900: 1890. $G7. 900; decrease, $l3,0OO.
Richmond and Danyille system: fourti
week Nav. 1889, l2s.9Ij 1880. SlW.95O; de
crease. S59.Olj. Month. 1889, S9Jl, so; 1899
$si2, 90; decrease, Sll9,sl0.
REMARKABLE ICEBERGs.
4 remarkable amount Of ice is still beinl
reported by vessels bound 10 European
ports, rs we'll as those arriving. ana II seem
| io be drifting much farther to the eastward
/ The State Of Pennsylvania. rom Glasgow
met one and described as being the larges
over seen. even By those who had mOr'
or less ice experience. 1t was L
| the s0uthwestward, had an unbrokel
] length Of over half mile, ana III
height. a. measured with seNtant
wa. ninety feet. The top was ia
and not pinnacled as though broken o.
from tie point Of a glacier, and this pecuii
arity of being fiat on top has been quit
noticeable I'm ice seen during the winter
The sight presented at ! O'Clock in the morn
ing when the rising sun lighted up the ic
with tints Of every imaginable color Is SAL
to have been grand beyond the power OF dc
scripiion.
TiIE u. o. STOCK.
The financial week closed with the start
Ing rumor that MIR. l.. X. Bacon. who an
pears as the purchaser at par Of the Bait
more and Ohio Railroad stock held by "a
civ Of Baltimore. really represented ia
Gould. The control of the Baltimore an
Ohio would be mighty vehicle in MI
Gmld's hands and would involve certai
Richmond Terminal and other interests in
very singular predicament. II Is not p0,s
bic 10 conceive that the Garrett holding
could with The Garrett consent be acquire
bv Mr.. Gould. Mr.. Willard was credite
with wanting the road, and his recent pm
chase OF the Calumet property at yea
lent probability TO the designs upon the Ia
timore ard Ohio, with which he was credl
ed. Ii was said to-day that a new ole
made Yesterday for the stock was prOhere
in Mr. Wizards interest. The rumOr z,
ont 80 late in the day that Wall street di
not have time to consider 1t. Among leal
UNCLE SAM sNCBBED.
Uncle Sans dignity, If not his authority
was very decidedly snubbed to-day by Oh
Cunard Steamship Company. Last nigh
the seven glass-blOwers who landed frOi
the Umbria on Monday last. and who Wer
adiudg.d contract laDOrer- and ordered Z
be returned on the steamship that brough
them, were again placed on th" mbria
Captain Mickey protested against receyin
them. but was compelled TO take them. b.
fore the ship had proceeded far down th
bay. the Belgians were transferred 10 a TN,
and brought back 10 the wharf OF TN
barge office. where they remained all nh
morning. Mr.. Vernon Brown, agent Of th
Cunard. called on Collector Erhardt and as
| sured him that the action Of Captain Me
hey did not mean Oiionse 10 the port an
| thOrifics, but was done because the Imbri;
] Fditltu Oh tue ttH NHitA 10y def liNliF va
cabin prssengofs. lle promised to send %,
men back on the serSia next SATURDAY. The
insOlence OF the proceeding l. truly British
and it remains to Dee seen whether ncle
sam will pocket the snub.
Another Of the companies viii be in
! trouble over more serious matter. Chic
! Officer Allen, OF the City of Chester, Of the
| lnman Line, Is wanted for smuggling
| tpOn the arrival of his ship here from time
| TO time. women were noticed 10 enter the
chief officers stateroOm and % return with
bundles in their aims. Last Tuesday even
ing. after the arrival Of the City OF
Chester. the custom.house officer found in
Aliens stlte-room a large quantity Of bill
lard cloth. silk. ard ladies' wearing ap.
parel. They seized the entire lot, and Were
directed to arrest Allen. They boarded tine
ship as she was about 10 sail but Allen
could not be found. II j. supposed he will
turn up IN Liverpool in few days never to
return.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
EX-Sherih Flack and his son viii appeal.
rheY are not satisfied with the General
form daeis lon They arc safe from arrest