The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-04-22
FREEZE OUT.

FREEZE OUT.
,rriLpoM GIVES LOUIS
foKN , ~" A COLD SHOULDER
a .a, 1sL orrnn FOUR SEASONS
,..,o Too Awfally Too-Too' to
t. ,s, a,s whiskey.-A Gala as,a. Week
y u S'' ~sere was Lots of Stiffness =
gsta sa, q Spicy Letter In the
as rns Four SEASONS,
Soa Tenn, April al.-with all
q ''' STo,k and Louisville royalty here
;" ,.,,t new hotel palace, could not
!, and take a peep. Neither
q ~ r,.r.,aud nor I WAS invited 10
H. '.1 free feast of the swells'
hotel is open, don't you
-, - ANYBODY can come and pay his
\ |||'t ,r.., 1sr. don't yoa see, and look
d :. ..'. ...,ectGal distance from remote
q ,,,., ron understand? And that
MA pnt came disguised as an
II. ,,sleman, and nobody knew was
u, Warren Green gave me glance
si,i1,ntIy thought was a freak from
8,i,,land and passed on.
..I,, capital, operating through New
4 !, responsible for the construction
M, b,tel palace, and l understand
j, ..rain New York swells have con-
s.,.3 10 make the place fashionable
resort. They have
4, s,ter here, for which they claim the
Ill.,, virtues Of the Carlsbad waters.
$r,;o have aiofty altitude, n beautl-
Hi, panorama, and an uncertain
a,,,e. ,Iiddlesborough is five miles
M And the country about is full OF
Sl.r,l wealth. But Just how these swells
i CAPITALISTS reached the conclusion
and hotel sanitarium would
5i!srs is beyorl my feeble comprehen-
!, The sanlitarium, by the way, is not
Iapihrlum." bat a "sanatorlum.' SAM
tnuis far TOO commonplace. Sanatorium
|sv the same thing, and isn't so COM
/ DON; YOU see? lnvalids who come
EN-ifanv invalids should comc-wlll
|k permitted to stop AT the hotel. but
h make their home at the sanatorlum.
alexander McLane Hamilton is Pres
|aOf the company and chief OF the staff
|Al:icians, which, by the way includes
sipston B. Scott, of Louisville. And
b Dt. Alexander McLane Hamilton Is
bio physician to the inner circle OF the
|ar ring of New FORKS everlasting
he will doubtless send IL good many
bis oyerled plutocraiic patients, with
hssnary ailments. out this way. II
! thea source of congratulation TO these
F9n' 10 know that few steps will
''s them across the border into
rpcSy, where they can purity their
|Esa With the genuinely aristocratic at
FHAere of the proudsst old common
F'N Oil The face OF the earth.
|lsdAy the whirl of gayetes began.
|nTere two special cars on the early
faag l., 4 n. train from Louisville.
[E9lhese WAS private car Of President
aSmlh, with party of Louisville
ne aboard. The other was a New
II car aad in it we're some dozen or
9saDr. Alexander McLane Hamilton S
lfaasent, under the chaperonage OF Mr..
fNH' Clarence Carey. In thispartv, amo
sSier:, were Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald De-
f.sa Dekohven is the composer of the
fSs'luI opera Robin Hood He does
E%e'eye-slasS act, wears knickerbock-
/ ear'des the earth with stately
Kun. \, IS evidently very much pleased
sa'mself. But he never comes down
" stIi's. Mrs. D.Kohven, who is a
.O@'y handsome woman, is also ex-
@s'' sun She is daughter of ex-
I ss'oF farwell, of Illinois, and is SO de-
.'ta with Rege's success and her new
= u acqualntances in New York that
=. spears to have quite forgotten that
s /. on the map. 1t is even said
asa as aas ceased to remember good
\! OF her old Chicago friends.
!, ,...' anu Mrs, Clarence Carey, who
s sSa The re. New York guests out, were
'iii, Virginia people. Mr.. Carevis
"s English capital in this country
,r "a; largely Instrumental in having
V'o Motel built.
~, !" a az the swells. Mr.. James
4, .a was among them. His con-
a,sa mpanion here, was his pretty lit
ssss , n Mr.. Potter is Gne looking
,;;an "'A =, OF about forty. His face wears
In, lS III u not an almost sad express
,rSs s MS mar, which is rapidly turn
sst,, as' gives =, him rathera distinguished
sl %'"ee, tie is broad shouldered.
4. pa'll III, man, and his big square legs
AsGn ts substantial in knickerbockers.
l sSoay 5. said to him: "Mr. Potter, YOU
If V me manners of a Southern man,
NJ ,Northerner."
,son ,, he replied pleasantly, "my wife
i, Ip'aerner, you know"
ID ib huron 10. Harrison, whose cottage is
n ' ,s; attractions at Bar Harl,or. was
a,a mus New York party. She IS hA a
'lspjsy;yI'anle aud charming woman, and
li.ss s ,"an l., they did some others Of her
!, se'. The Misses C,,o % 49,: