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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-04

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BONA Eide REDUCTION
EIRsr.cr.Ass MANNER


. We have the workmen that can do it il
you give them the opportunity. Our stock
Of goods will suit any one, from the lowly
up to the millionaire, and we banker after
the patronage of both kinds and our clerks
will treat all alike. Come one, come all
and dou't be too late for the feast Of bar
gains that we are offering on the corner Of
Broughton aud Barnard streets I'D.
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LINDSAY g. MORGAN


Are Offering Special Pric This Week
on Furniture and Carpets.
We carried over from last season (and ev-
cry one in business does the same) limited
stock of goods, on which we have made q
25 per cent. reduction until the patterns are
closed out. These goods are all frst-class in
every respect aud just as good as new stock
which is constantly arriving, but we make
it rule each year to give our customers
the benefit OF last years patterns at re-
duced prices. This is
BONA Eide REDUCTION
and not catch-penny advertisement. All
we want you TO do is to take a look at other
peoples goods and then come TO US, and we
will prove our assertion. Dc
not put off until the
last minute before buying what
you want, and then tell US you must have
it sent up at once, but give US two or three
days time to get your work out in proper
shape. We are very busy at this season OF
the year and we cannot do everything i'm
mediateiy, if not sooner Think of these
things and take your time and give u.
plenty of time TO do our work, as we always
wish TO, in a
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Housekaepers' Supplies.
Kitchenwares.
Crockery, China.
Cutlery, Glassware.
Stoves, Ranges.
Furnaces, Heaters.
Repairing Promptly Done.
We invite special
Attention to our
Attractive display of
Fine Imported Wares
And Ornaments
For Wedding Presents.
JAMES DOUGLASS,
I'D. 80 Barnard.
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sUPT. BAKERS FIGURES.
The enrolment IN the various schools as
compared with last year is as follows:

=
1t will be noticed that both the colored
pupils can be accommodated IN the West
Broad Street school building is difficult to
understand.
The Chatham school is pretty well
crowded with its 733 pupils. IL will be
nearer 800 when they are all in. Principal
Spencer already has 40 pupils to the room.
The building Of the Henry Street school
seems to have increased rather than dimin-
ished the demand for school room. 1t ia
evident that another new building will be
needed soon.
TEACHERS IN THEIR PLACES,
All the principals and teachers were In
their places yesterday and ready for work
after their summer vacation. Mr. Carson
began his principalship of the Barnard
Stree5 school, Miss Muslin as principal of
the Henry Street school and Mr. Hartridge
his first day in the high SCHOOL The pros
poets are for good years work in all the
| schools.
The night school was unable TO open Ut
| last night on account Of the failure of the
| gas men to complete the arrangements for
turning on the gas at'the Whitfield building
| Profs Gillespie and O'Brien were on hand
with large number of boys at o'clock
but were compelled to adjourn the opening
until tonight. The school will be opened
tonight without fail
The private schools also opened up well.
Maj. Crowther's School for Boys opened
with the second largest attendance In its
history, and the Savannah Academy and
Oglethorpe Seminary also opened with
large attendance
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A MEMORIAL TO Mr.. BOGARr

The Historical Society Apnoiptz p
Committee to Prepare It.
AT the meeting Of the Georgia Historical
Society last night committee was an
pointed, consisting Of Col. C. H. Olmstead.
William Harden, w. il. Baker aud Col.
John Soreven TO prepare a suitabIe
memorial upon the death Of Mr.. William s.,
bogart' Tor many years treasurer of the
time Of his death. ''-'
The president, Gen. Henry r. Jackson.
being absent. Col. John S.Teven the w.,
president, presided over the meeting.
Salvation Oil, the peoples linimeat. ia guar
snteed tbs best. 1t will cure you I'D.
Abbott's East India Corn Paint MIRA, o,t
eorns, warts and bunions.-ad. al
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Eere IL Your Farm.

AS staple as sugar and equally. il not more,
useful is Dc Bull's Cough Syrup I'D.
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Abbott's East India Corn Paint cure, nj,
eorns, warts and bunions.-ad. al
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-04

BEEoHAM's PILLS cure Sick Headache.
I'D
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LUDDEN q BATES 8. n. Fl.

YEA TIER PROBABILITIES Trrr.
DAY: Partly cloudy; t0armer; variable ,,iaS.
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lFFaTBS OF THE WEEK IN BIEGHAMTOy

Binghsmton Aug. (Sreciol)-The August meeting OF
the Central New.York Horse Breeders Trotng Association
will be held ~ Stow Park on August o. TO- ii ana IL
A large number nne horses already at the Pard
stables. The Bngbeuton Driving Park Association VIII
hold August meeting tho 10th l7th 18th and 18th
The third General Conference Of the Epworth League
held convention In the Centenary Crutch Oh TUESDAY
Inc third district consist. the conferences OF wyoming.
Central New York, Northern NewYork and O'nes'e
The rooms Young Women Christina Association
Strong Building, formally opened by reception
Inst TUESDAY evening. They nicely furnished and
consis. OF parors reading room The dinneroo
aud kitchen well the other are intended Tor
daily use by who employed In shop aud stores.
and md It inconvcnient to 20 home TO meals
Carmel Grove, Wyoming conference camrHcctlng
ground which opened nearly twenty years ogo bids
fair 10 become q loco Chauauqua. The Young People :
Christian Workers into camp there Turday even
ing, and will remain until Tuesday. Bble NofAeis
training class conducted by t. H. CrOwe OF Norwich
The annual camp.meeting will begin on August AID
continue until the 18th.
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,rprRrrc,y pgosprrs COOP m EINrRA

Eluara n. Y. Aug lspciaD.-rhe Republican
Escort club has been rcorganEcd and is now ready Tor
,e,iyc canpaign service. They led In many wolfoueht
h,tc. and they will be In likc position this fall ward
ORGANIZATIONS are also being perfected
Armour & CO. Of Chicago. have purchased lot and
will build n large packing house here
IN. 3Oth separate Company returned from the state
c,mn At Peekski In excellent condition notwithstanding
the excessively hot weather
Tie West Side Railroad Company and the Mayor ore AZ
over the Kind rail be used by The former
The company will ignore the Mayor and will lay the rails
unless force b. used 10 prevent them.
Political suws from the shops and factories begin 70
t. which way the wind blows. In the bridge works.
rolling mills woocn mills Ia France Fire Engine Works,
a, we'll ~ In other active institutions employing skilled
labor many converts been made TO tho cause Of
prot,cton Men who carried torches In Cleveland
porade. four yess ago equally Jealous nov for the
election OF Harrison and Reid
ont town candidates for Democratic County and Az
scmbly nom nations time ago have quietly With
drawn md dark horsca Tor any place. Even
Rockwell who never declined a nomination. refuses 70
IA. candidate for election TO Congress. Democrats
freely say that it bad for Democrats especially
I'm this part OF the state
Several Tribune Fresh AR children are in farmhouscs
this ncghhorhood and reported "a greatly improved
In appearance and hcaith
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pLrISrrrS or LIFE AT WATCH HILL.

watch I'LL. II j. Aug. (spcciaD.- The season IS now
q, a.. hezht The hotel. crowded Several OF meh
erd their poers the dock 10 inform guests here o'
there arc no accommodations This Is The time Of year
when tho Watch lI hotel proprctos sigh because tho't
,orr,oiotlous are so limited. The fudress ball ~
tho Isrkin House few nights az was ofillanN Inc
dancing hall tasteully decorated and the costumes
y,.. elegant The Watch Hi House has given hop and
~. ocean House with excellent orchestra Is certainly
t equal OF any here In the attractions II oIers
IN tho lovers OF the Last weeR The lecture OF Mis
,nncss. Miller on Ladies' Cosumcs. and the CofheA
University cleo club concert were special attractions
Jolly party fishermen made extensive preparations on
friday Of last week 20 disturb the hnny dweers OF the
deem They had AZ early breakfast and then seat
.trc Of provisions ard 70 be loaded on The Jug
I'm, the tug had made FOR the port. and reached
Bos Island Just the time the fishermen expected
n touch here They walted until the next day whom
tho star, was made A. fortune would have It,
these undaunts.i men destined u new mishap.
Ina store u drink and cd out before the dsy Was
r .pen, Tao caterer had misjudecd their sppettes so
NJ sun t the party returned thoroughly hungry but happy
over the big catch which they had made
The watch mn House IS having hre-oscop's put on
T, +. much.needei improvement. and the other houses
will In oil probability follow suit
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NtNY VISITORS AT DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap Penn. Aug. l>p'ci'p Ih'
Water Gap will count the present month among 'he I'l
letter periods OF is social existence There have i"f
been 81 many visitors entertainments 50 successful
The great new Kittannv House will be taxed !" IL
fun capacity before end Of the month Inc othei
hou sos hove the crowded prospect
w l.. Bull. expression. d the STOCK Exchange reg
istercd at the Kiustinny few days ago.
Baron Won Hasperg IS Mt tn Water zap Horse
Mr. and Mrs John Russell Young are located az "A
pretty cottage Lake Lcnapo
T. h. Bedc Of Jersey City IS hero FOR Angus.
Thomas 5 McC0rter. Of Ncwark i at H." Kit'aunny
Other arrivals 4 the the Kittatnnv include L. ].
Crane Mrs Bener Hayden, Miss Hayden. D. b. Iawton
Il NJ Moran p. V Ransom. MI and Mrs II y. Weed,
Mrs G.. w Ouackenboss. Miss Stern and w. L Wolf. Of
Nev.York; Mr.. aud J. l. Prior and n b. Purdf. Mr..
and Mrs George w Rogers and Mrs Nog'l OF BROOKLYN.
and Miss Rogers. o. 5taeo ltlani
At the Water Gap House. Dr.. w. NJ. G. GileJ. Irving
Grimm Mrs S c GoThsrA. Miss Go.on- Henry Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Mnlsr. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hayemcyer.
Miss Havemeyer, L. T. GOrdn, l. l.. Gordon. j.. and
w II. Hoyt. OF NewYork u. a snmonS. Mr.. aud Mrs
r. H. Troy Ex-senator J. J. Herman. J. II Hardy. y.
J. Cater Mrs Wroy and Miss Eleanor Wray OF Brook.
lyn
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ON CAyANDIIGUl LAKE.

Canandaigua, N Y, Aug. (SpecaD'-Lho gray
uniforms and brass buttons Of the boys OF the natural
Science Camp given WY TO the blue hanne' SUITS
and black mortar ards BY the hfty girls, VINO
went into headquarters st the Natural Science camp A.
rlchnors Point the lake shore, TUESDAY, Tor inc
month August. Savc for little less noise the camp
presnts s usual appearance the present occupants ocns
under the same military discipline and drill ~ were thei
predecessors Travel the lake this week has ocen I'M
usually large and the afternoon trip Oh tho oRnria
the capacity OF the boat fully tested Among the
people Cgnsndaigus going To cottages on tho lake
this week are b. II. Hamn and nmiy, 1t ked Ceoor
Cottage for the month Of August H. Ven Vecson ana
family and the Rev. Il. II. Georhars ana nniIy' ae
Cages" O. II Maggs and family at Pierseos Point and
large party OF young people AZ each OF the following
cottages: At Idewid. Gloriana and Hazel Dell Thoso
from Of town include j. A. Mn and party, OF Clifton
SPRING. Ut Gienwood; Mrs. Blackail Mis- Backan. OF
Rochester and Mrs. {. w. Darling and nen. Of
Brooklyn. AZ Persons Point; w. II. Brown and
family. Of Baltimore. At Cedar CHE, snd w.
A. Judd and family. Of Clifton SPRING. ~
the Barker cottage. Among tho many suests az the
Seneca Point Hotel j. L. Thurbcr. Mrs Thuroer the
Misses Thurber Miss Kate Boland, O. NJ. Thomson Mise
Lizzie Gould OF New.Yora Arthur Smith, Miss Louise
Smith, c. D. luke and family. A. W. Hiscock Mas Carrie
wolco Miss Reid g. II. Coope Mrs Coopc. O. w. Fisher.
Mrs Fisher Miss Eiwei s. whalen Of Rochester. W. r.
Kennard London &. w Brndage. Mrs. BrundssA Coid-
water Mich; ]. NJ. Kennard and family. Waterloo |;
Gordon Oordy. Mrs. De Cordy. Norfolk. Va; Mrs.
Henry F!sks Mrs. }. EvaSt. E. Il. Casper. Of Bunaio
Laurence gsks. Montgomery. Ala; W. j. Wooston Mrs.
wool.ton Philadelphia; @. Pickering Mrs. Pickering.
Emra; Charles Thomes. Mr. Pickering. Philadelphia
Arthur Foster. Jacksonville Fla.
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SOCIAL AFPiIRS AT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

White Sulphur Springs, Aug G tSpecisll.-Ih" soca
tige and natural aracvencss OF White sulphur
are as well known its name The Misses faiHoHh 81
st Joseph Mo- entertained twentyiour guests at an elc
CANT supper on Saturday evening. Mrs Ware OF New
Orleans chaperoncd the party.
handsome progressive euchre party In honor OF Mrs C. L.
WORKMAN IT, Of Rlcanond and Mrs. Lsthincr. Of North
Carolina on Friday evening.
r. NJ Gilbert one OF the leading business men OF
Columbus Ohio presden; Of the King, GHbrt. warner
Steel Company, IS here
Bernard Carter Of Baltimore. counsel Tor INC fehhsy
yanla Railroad. Is here for the season
Mrs. Philip Bate. OF LouisVilie, ny, entertained
oC: ladies' at progressive euchro on Friday morn
ing at her cottage pink carnations and pink sweet peas
were the nora decorations
The BOARD OF Trade OF Columbus, ONO numbering
$50 have arrived for visit
Mis-. Ada Coke Of New.Yofk. entertained The young
people charmingly At progressive euche pory On
SATURDAY Afternoon. Many novel FEATURES were intro.
duced.
The Misses Brown o. Brooklyn. gave salnngund'
Marty on Monday afternoon. The tables were marked
nv rhymes from Mother GOOSE and put all the guests
I'm great good humor at once.
:, 4. expected that the Mt. Vernon ball on friadJ
.v.n,ns will cclipse bancy any over given before
Every woman VIII old historic gown pow
I'D hair rouge and patches The saraband. an old
count dance will be effectively reproduced
4 charming supper party wa given onVSatufday by
president Elliott Of the Wilmington and Weldon Rail-
,oad The noral decorations were elaborate
Tho german Monday evening was danced Win
much eclat BY over thirty couples Elegant gowns wero
uo,n The german LED by Colonel j. Lane Stein. Of
Richmond.
P.cent arrivals orc A. Q. Rhoads. Mas Rhoads H. C..
vn,,sn,ene. Mrs Charles Waldo Hassins and family,
Eugene NJ. Cole A. b. Gwsthmey. MrA N. L. Hulier.
w H. Webb William NJ Todd. NewrYonk.
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BABT SHOWS ~ lTLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City. Aug. (SpecaD.-Atlantic CITY takes
10 baby shows az naturally duck takes 10 water. and
Asbury Park could outrval her southern sister
Jersey the and sire OF nese ex'
hibitons nfantle grace and beauty OF The younger
cquenters OF the Thursday morning witnessed
the first baby show island has and over
two hundred Of the cheruhs congreRat In the big pavilion
on the pier and crowed and pottlcd and laughed and
cries during the OF the Official show and
viewed and praised encouraged and patted and finally
photographed
Again on Saturday afternoon the younger members OF
creation were brought parade and down the board
.,x moved stately procession the very heart 81 which
~.s collection Of jolly lot Of babioe could be
ound anywhere Manager Sackett. tie originator OF rhc
Asbury Park baby parades had this Atlantic City snair
N hand and engineered IL TO complete success.
p,oyre.sive euchrc parties have again taken the town
nv storm large one given at lIsddon Hall on
ra.v evening another at Berkshire Inn on Thurs
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ryJoyJyq A KIRMESS AT cooPERsToWN.


Coorors,ovn Aug O. (SpeciaD-Tho kirness has occh
,ro,, .ucccs. both socially and financially Inc "eee
was charming for most part and everybody secneu W
t,ke Measure in helping Athletic Association 70 pas
r., debt Mrs Leslie PelClarke, one OF the lazy man
oe,s M the Worlds Far acted the presideho Oh eio
Txecut,ye Committee The booths. which were arsucSP
decorated were I'm charge OF tho following ladies Fren'
G Reese and Miss dunbar: cnndy, hrs D. "re3ory
o, Mr.. T. H. Whitn flower, Mrs. H. c. Church and MISS
q Johnson: useful Miss Bessie Shields and MISS nc
oorc. japanese Mrs. Roy Smith and Miss Bessie rat
.erson: Swiss Miss sill and Miss f. Reese ana Ienp'o
,delphla Miss PcncIoy. The unique feature OF 'he
nteraInment perhaps the orchestra under the chsrse
y Professor Derrick and composed Of tho Following young
ladies, all resccnts OF the sillase' FIRST Nous' Ds
Fowler Miss Cory and Miss Piggott second vons
Mrs Church Mrs. Arnold Miss Bowen and Miss Ahcs
Gregory; voas Miss Russell and Miss Eniiy gregory
violoncelo Mr. Johnston; bass VOL Miss White; nu'o
Mis- r. H. White; drum Mrs. Turner pseno. Miss Wo"a'
A delightful party was gwen Monday evening oy Mn'
Alfred Corning Clark Of New York. in honor Of tho t"eh
birthday OF her son. Ambrose OF hsr charming ake'siue
tower Point judith.
Much admiration f. expressed for the presence OF hho
a,saved by young lady here IN rendering prompt
-sissncs Q, capsl7ed rowing party "ho' INV i' "'
efforts would have met with a sad fate
AMONG recent arrivals at the Ballard house are r. J.
uocke,t and wife r. " Bouck. A. I. ADVISE aud "ile
Nov YORK: Mrs, c. b. Macrell. Miss Il. L. Maerel
yookers: Miss Watson Westchester; a. b. case bhs
homton. W IL Branch, Lincoln Neb c. r. TUFTS ana
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larger numbers

p,chGo,d snr,ncs bids fair 10 become the AK Les
Bains OF America. II has been known as sumn'''
resort hut In the last few years II has been uhuer
going y transformation. Years ago. when watering
places, were few and summer outing consisted WIN
the world OF fashion In boarding at vast ho'''.
pichneld had IT'S devotces and It's many places OF
entertainment were generally crowded. The growing
onprocotion OF tho waters and Of the manner IN
which thcy are applied has more recently gwen te
MACE s greater popularity. These waters. together
with n country than which more beautiful Is 10
se found make Richfcld and It's vicinity most
chorn,ng MACE for n short visit a long stay.
Rut how do you got 10 this charming placei II If
m no through railroad line and seems remote from
cvnryvhere Yet 1t surprising 70 find that there i
no plncc an cqua! distance from NewfoTk more easily
accessible even though II Is almost mountain locked
7, s NH. more than a fOr,nOpns journey. and. II d'
ared II NAV be taken on that fastest of fast trains
,he Fmpiro stat, express one IS whirled along tho
.ost bank OF he Hudson and into Albany In almo~
no time and before beginning TO think Of another STOP
hears the call for rtica and gets on to change ioT
RichGoh SPRINGS A slightly later trun might Os
taken from New.York with parorcar going through
In the SprngS and that l. most commonly patrOflE"l
but for tho change the compensation Is the ian roe
and short walk In the shaded sire~ts ~ Uttca. TIE
same train takes all to RChhed in good timo nor n
sllnhur bath and a nap before snndown. From ue
Wcst the approach Is equally Easy, and that Is mo
Quarter Whence this particular explorer came
The Now York and Chicago limited "
Ing Buffalo In the morning, serves dhn~ N
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IN HONOR OF COLUMBCSS DEPART Onh
CELEBRATION AT A WHITE MOUNTAIN hoAH1-
THE LITTLE KING OF SPANS THANKS

CELEBRATION AT A WHITE MOUNTAIN HOTEL
THE LITTLE KING OF SPANS THANKS
Snnse, Hin House Sugar Hill. v. H.. Aug oSpeclsp'
The 300 guests OF this White Mountain ies'r. INV" w.
Wednesday night in entertainment IN oe'7D -.
sailing Of Oolunbus's three vessels "oH' A' -, D.,
-. ,v ,.. d.vs wore available, the preparation for
the entertainment was thorough. with sucn RESOURCES
were hand The parlor ~as decorated WIN ~'e ,s
coat of-arms and Amercan flags ana uo s -. :,
National colors in many forms while large propor"o =.
the women had on Spanish costumes epee'a" L.
dresses Of black lace. Tho Rev. Dr. hosster VI Wv"
York presided with much tact. wio ana P''o.0 .p,S
Addresses were delivered by the Rev Dr. DNs' VI i'
and Judge Talbot the also presenting poe"os'
narrative VI the voyage. The orchestra. u ~
violin and Mk.s Pitnnn IN a Spanish song r''oheu
appropriate music while tho whole audience eherBe"c"
sang Hail Columbia" Tho Star-Spangiei bah"o' s
my Country IT'S OF Thee." Spanish minuet was aie
ward gracefully performed by a company OF yV'n'ui
dancers and there other dances supper "l' TUT
uished by hotel, In honor OF the occasion
The following cable dispatches TO and from the KING OF
spaiu wore read in the course OF the evening 70 Me
delight OF the guests: 1900 ,ooo
To His Most Catholic Majesty. AiphOnso XII. King OF
Spain ,,,, No..
,.,nsh,re Tni,ed s;ate, OF America, share with your
,otv and your subjects in reiolcings which begin
today commemorative OF CoumbusS great discovery W
which new world added to the knowledge oil man
Wind Nav this Columbian celebration bind in tes oil
rlo..s. unity Spain and America.
''' s. b. ROSsITER,
Chairman OF the CelebranB
Madrid Spain, Aug. g. 1892
To His Fxcellency. s. B. Rossitcr Chairman Oh |e'o'
hronts on Sugar HILL Ncw-Iampshire, u D A
His Majesty directs present his glad ackho"leus
ments OF the dispatch from the ceeorahs Oh Cou''uo
oe, achievement and recprocate the good wishes OF h
and his subjects from the citizens Of the American he
public. .,... soro MAYA
DE sofa. c,.
Secretary Of His Majesty, Alpnonso ALL MING Vi 'P
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poyed by Spain In 1902 Sebastian vircaino sarse,ea
and named san Diego. which. In the meantime "as
come one OF the most promising cities along the [ac'o
Goa, :, onos.d n have the available United states
cruisers participate in ceremonies ana Secretary
Tracy has sisniaed his willingness 20 cooperate WIN en1
citizen. in this matter. The descendants o. inc
owners OF Southern California VIII % pre .r.
10 o,.sa. q, ,v,suans built as wigwams were bue
go ycars aco indian dances and tribal ceremonies viii
be par, o, the performance By the aborgihes i"p0s
ing civic and military ceremonies are expected
III. maximum temperature u degrees ana inc
relative humidity 65.
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Mount Pocono Penn, Aug. (Specan.-lhe Poor
hotels have filling rapidly all tbe week. and the
nretv resort has Been gaycf 80 delightful
A. thu Pocono Mountain the arrivals Of the past
few DAYS include the following Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ.
johnson John w. Gerald George NJ. Phelps Mr.. and
Mrs r. Hudnut. J. c. Pompeer. II. j. McAeenan MI and
Mrs r. n Carleton Miss Carleton D. II. Deuton. Mr. and
Mrs Sinclair Plat Sinclair H. Plett and " Dawson. Of
NewYork: Mr. and Mrs. w. II. SDcer w H. Spcer, jr.
and Miss Cassie Spce OF Jersey CITY tho Misses Cherry
Of BROOKLYN f. II. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Bliss OF
Ierse trv