The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-07-10
Capon Springs.

Correspondence of the VIRGINIAN.
This delightful summer home has been open
more charming place than this to spend the
summer months. Right in the heart OF the
under the base Of the ts White G
and charming drives through country uasur=
tunities for the enjoyment of fine bass fishing in
Capon River. and its wonderful healing waters
make it the place Of al others to be desired for
It's antiquity is not the least remarkable thing
about it, and long before the hotel was built. the
iag states pitched thsl tents around them dur
ing the heated term.
Now one nSs spacious hatei me lofty;
at Saratoga. Every convenience well trained
and obligfng attendants, and every thing done
possible for the comfort and pleasure OF, the
guests. 81
Large and comfortably furnished parlors, a
magnihcent ball-roo with Wen appointed
vate baths Of different temperatures, bowling
alley, tennis courts baseball and croquet
grounds, and q large shady pavilion makes it
attractive to each and every one.
Sulphur and Iron Springs within easy walking
disg Xh ae Gapon Spring ITSELF and the
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with frst class livery, two daily mais and an.
ences Of the city and the pleasures OF the coun-
try.
dred now, we find the names of the Misses De
Wolfe who have been for the past session at
school in staunton Miss A. M Fauntleroy' % OF
lem, Va; Andrew Lewis, Esq, of Roanoke; Mrs.
II: A. Ramsay ana family, with her daughter,
Mrs +: c. Baird. Of Rpmfret, Conn; Commodore
RS%saS {oa family IVY sgW
Cooke Of Norfolk, VA pr. and Mrs French, Of
New York; Mrs. Roger Pryor and daughter, of
New YORK. A.
Committee Meeting,
was held Tuesday il Washington CITY. There
programme TO prevail ip the coming congEs
sa ssIa,n e ysE tstg all sss at
persons present. General Malone presided,
Prominent In the gathering were Representa-
tives Bowden and Waddill; Messrs. Brown Allen,
OF Augusta; United States District attorney
iector Banks, OF Norfolk; Park Agnew, Of Alex
andria; Collector H. De B. Clay, of Newport
News; DR.: r. A. Wise, of Williamsburgh;. james
Stubbs: Of Gloucester; Il. H. Farr, of Fairfax,
and J. W. Southland. The committee was in SEES
sn and al Gay in Gem sasan
lasted until after II O'Clock, Col W. W. Dudley
was SoP Essehf t9 help Hntaggle the snar q into
involved oyer the W ftad III" Of the RESOLUTIONS
After going over the political situation i4 the
tfoIs of calling nominating CONVENTIONS in the
several Districts to c9mmittees. It was resolved
5h ss ar a s1e f.
and the duties which heretofore deYolVed upon
the State committee are felegated to the several
DISTRICT committees.
Tho tape Of the resolutions as first submitted
by Gen Mah9ne was exceedingly severe Rep
statements made and lively tilt ensned. Mr..
BoWden says he succeeded In taking some OF the
sting out OF the declarations by, close vote:
will be expected to call its own convention and
manage its own congressional campaign.
The federal election law was briefly discussed,
and the majority OF the committee We're tgno-
rant as to what the proposed law contemplates
AS one OF the committeeman remarked, the
two members of Congress present were the
only persons who knew anything about it.