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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
CIR NEWS IN BRIEF.

Somebody placed a torpedo on the
s.feet car track a. the corner OF Ottawa
and Monroe streets last night and the
explosion caused quite an excitement.
Two hundred persons were soon on the
scene with their eyes protrudlng and
hair erect
Attorneys having jury cases for trial
IN the circuit court must be ready for
trial A. me beginning Of the term as
both Judge Grove and Judge Adsit
vii try jury cases.
George D. Wheeloek and wife OF
Otumwa. Iowa, are stopping Al the
Morton for few DAYS. Mr.. Wheelock
IS a special in the revenue department.
OF the government.
Court Leonard No. Az. Independent
Order OF FOresters. will give a prize
pedro party next Friday night AZ its
hall, corner Of Turner and West Leon
ard streets.
The L. b. A. home and hospital IS in
need Of sheets, pillow cases, towels and
napkins, and any such contributions
sent 10 the homie Will DO gratefully re-
celyed.
e.. F. Peterson has been elected d.
rector OF the West SIDE Building and
Loan association 10 I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death of James ID. Rob
eTtsOu.
A tournament for the junior cham
piOnsAlp OF the city. was held Al the
grounds OF the College Avenue Tennis
club yesterday and will continue to-
day.
The republican ward clubs OF this
city are expected 10 each send three
delegates To- the state league conven-
ton 10 DC held next Tuesday.
There were SIX cases OF typhoid fever
reported TO the board OF health yester-
day. Three cases were IN one family
mother and two children.
The street cars on Lyon street were
delayed for 4 considerable time yester-
day by load OF gravel being accident
ally dumped on the tracks.
An II-year-old son of Peter Anel-
ander fell from a horse yesterday
afternoon and broke his arm. DR..
Neenboer set the bones.
Mrs. w. III. Fargo has returned from
Chicago and will make an extended
visit with the family Of 5. Z. Wormley
No. 344 Cherry street.
The work of deepening the channel
between Reeds and Fish lake Will be
begun soon. The machinery for the
dredge Is already here.
Imperial lodge No. AT. /. o. o. F.,
will give benefit ball 10 Charles p.
Hamilton. at the Innes Rifles srmory.
Wednesday evening.
The funeral of the late Bayard
Dodge will De held from the residence.
No. "a Pleasant street, at q. IN. to-
morrow.
The prohibition congressional con-
vsulion will be held Tuesday afternoon
At O'Clock in Good Templsrs nall.
The board of police and ire commits
soners Will establish new beats IN the
outskirts of the city today.
There were no marriage licences or
legal papers of any kind filed with the
county clerk yesterday.
J. l.. Hudson of Detroit, proprietor
of the Tower clothing house. was in the
city yesterday.
Luther Bogardus, baggsgeInsn At the
Union depot, 10 the father OF ten
pound boy.
Mrs. o. A. Ball is very low with heart
trouble at her home, No. l7s Washing
Ton street.
Thirteen real estate transfers were
registered VITA the register of deeds
yesterday.
Isaac Baker was admitted to citizen
snip by Judge Burlingame yesterday.
W. G. Chapman OF Bay City is visit
ing Frank Dibbls.
A. Alinquist returned from Phlsdel-
phia yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Donations Invited.

All ladies interested in the Woman's
Home and Hospital are solicited to
send donations of provisions suitable
to serve as lunches to the West Michi-
gan Fair grounds during the fair, or
they may be left at the Home, No. 90
Bostwick street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Fourth Ward Republican Meeting.

The Fourth Ward Republican club
will hold . meeting at No. 239 East
Bridge street, near North Lafayette
street, Friday evening, September %.
The Hon. j. c. FitzGerald. Fred A.
Maynard and Charles X. Gibson are
expected to address the meeting. A
rousing time Is anticipated. Women
are specially invited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
rha Minhipan Central xilI on ser

The Michigan Central will, on Sep
TENDER Gath, sell tickets from Grand
rapids to Detroit aud return, at the
rate of So round trip. good going above
date and returning up to and includ-
ing September 26th on sll regular
trans except 5 and 6, 10 and 20.
FRED NJ. BRIGes, General Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Useful Book Free.

Those who want to know how to
make their old clothes look new, will
find many hints and helps in Success
full Home Dyeing."
This 32-page book tells how faded
and dingy dresses, suits, coats, ribbons.
feathers, ETC., are easily dyed any de-
sired color with Diamond Dyes. Sent
free by Wells, Richardson & Co., Bur
linQtOn. VT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

Miss De Bousire-And how DO yer
like progressive hsmmocking. Mr. r.
Witz7
Mr. he Witz lst HE first harnmock)-l
shoaid think It perfect. Miss De Bonairs
if-er-if & were not progressive De
troit Free Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

Gus points of interest IA
Northern Michigan. Tickets will bs
GOOD TEN DAYS
and TO return on regular trains from
any station north OF Baldwin until Oct
IS, inclusive.
The route will be
VIA THE NEW LINE
through Traverse City, Bellaire and
ChArleyolx.
COUNTY FAIRS
will be held at Traverse City Oct. 4 10 7
and at Petoskey Oct. 3 To 8, affording
an opportunity for seeing display of
the products of Grand and Little
Traverse Bay regions; which will COM
pare favorably with those of much
older portions of the state.
The special train will stop at any sta
ton north of Baldwin for passengers
wishing to stop short of destination of
ticket. Train will leave Grand Rapids
at 1915 p. M. and arrive at Petoskey
about p. m. stopping at Traverse
City for supper. Fare for round trip
$500.
For further information address our
agent or GEo. DEHAvES.
Gen. Pass'r Agent,
Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
The Famous Shoe store.

No. IS Canal street. was awarded FIRST
prize IN foe foot wear at the Kent
county far, and 20 buy these goods
means Intrinsic value IN every pur-
chase. The Famous derived their
name from the low prices at which
goods are sold and it ia well earned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

The Date of Ohio Peoples Excur-
sion
To Cleveland, o., is October IL, 1892.
Special train will leave Grand Rapids
via the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern railway at p. m, arriving in
Cleveland At $50 on the morning of the
18th. Fare for the round trip only
SO TX
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

The -, o. r. = " Railway com.
psny eili ran cheap ereurson g. De.
Erot september "a. good IN rstrrn On
any tran gp . ard EueludiOz Monday
the 26th FsFs only ssoo Ter round
rip. JAWS CssFFrhE-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

Fref p. Miller snt Alice NJ. Johnston
Co. John r taLane. lot is. Dix
un.'s add .......-..........~s 400
Geurxe : Netfer o. Richard VI klrx
patrick. Iat Fl N1rtbrBp stth tdt fGe
hubert kroF - Efwsrd A. gren si<w
o. &. frynu aat ~
joseph r. McGa~ o. f7tn Betsane Ice.
81 sd 81. Is ara Homestead al tse
L1msn tnt LuciIs Iaais0u 90 John
van AmhefE ist = biz T. tensions
art az
Ersreas 81 -frrr % Lama n rstter
saa. iat aad part 90 i1 IL 81 VI age
~ Cascade 1s
Char - n Hait 70 Fannie Rssanfhai
piFce - aut Pa village 90 cascade
-rFfnIE a.
JAMES II Rice q WIHfsn ashtsn. ia5
li DIS g Isfis f1rner srfnffs
west fdE a.
synrsnt Wes-e'iss % Joseph fsa,nsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Low Rates. Special Tram.

For the Ohio Peoples tenth annual ex-
cursion from all points on Kalamazoo
division TO Cleveland. o.. October H.,
1900
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

Person Tesherner, 3. No. 5 Hsrlon
street. mslsrrsl fever. Onoudsss, Mich.
Anna r.. Erickson. I. No. 5il Ottawa
street. capillary bronchitis. Greenwood.
Gretrs Koyl. .. No. US Crosby street.
inflammation OF the bowels. Greenwood
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

via c. Il W. NJ. and &. c. c. Il st. l..
Railways, Is still running from Grand
Rapids every night except Saturday, at
IL. IS. and will continue 10 run until
further notice.
GFoRGE DFHAvES, g. 7. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Factory Prices s s eassI S sssss store
Good Cooking

Is one of the chief blessings Of every
home. To always insure good custards,
buildings, sauces, ETC., use Gail Borden
Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk. Di-
rections on the label. Sold by your
grocer and druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
panaht Rail-

The O. ToTiss Jockey club ~lll give a
benefit bal st the Turner hsll ton ght.
FyerF body invited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

Coles pig skin gloves at sl.O0 are the
talk of the town. For ladies and gents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
DIED.

kARR-At ths fAlally residence. No. So
kTuat street. William karr, AGED a years Z
m0nths Il days
Funeral from the family residence s0aor-
ros at y N.
Z. T. Clergyman. funeral director. No. 8
Fountain street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

dyk, go sza.s8A.~ 81
sec -. " somiag ---...--.-.--.-.--.--r-.-- ~
Jose4h (. hctles 10 J8h1 BET han. Pee
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

nIocinr INT / At Factory Prices.
UluSlIIg Uu! ! Chicago Shoe Store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

Tuesday. Oct. attn. special
low rates 10 Petoskey viii
be made on account OF
the Autumn Excursion
via the
WEST MICHIGAN RY.
This will be . great oppoE-
ltuuity for those who have
been unable 10 10 north
esfller IN the season 10
take advantage or the
VERY LOW RATES
s. Offered and visit the varl-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Half Fare on all Railroads

The Bench Show will bring Hundreds of Fin
Liberal Purses Will Draw Fast Horses. Every d
have many attractions.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
SUMMER VISITORS AT yEJy.IoyDoy

NcwLondon, Conn. July (Spccla).-Tlc census
in 1880 showed New London to have a population OF
nearly a. 600 and the city directory Just published
for this year gives Increase Of last years
directory OF j0f. Probably this Increase Is not eli
tircy due 10 increase I'm population, the directory
this year Is moro complete than that Of Il year ago.
but IL does indicate gain which warrants New London
to claim population OF about 5000
surgeon John u. Hail. u. 5. ", retired. formerly at,
tached 10 the navel station, Is here a brief visit
since The New York, Newllavcn and Hartford road
leased the Eew-York, Providence aud Boston road
New London instead Of being terminal station for two
large railroads has become n way station ON one
Train gangs Will soon begin 10 run through from Now
Haven Providence and II Is within the range OF
possibilities that fast train be put on between
Ncw-York and Boston, which will not stop here
Thoec enthusiastic New-I.ondoncrs who hailed with
delight the building OF the james River bridge and
who predicted great things In the future OF this city
when the NcwYork Providence and Boston road WIS
leased by tile Consolidated beginning -
wonder II they were little too hasty.
The Pcquot md Fort Grswold houses have been
open for about q week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
4 rHlRMING ADIRoNDiCK RESORT.

In the midst OF the most romantic ana pi''" 's,.
scenery OF the Adirondack Mountains Is 'ne .,s
void estate. great natural park OF over o"o"
containing dense forests OF balSam, pine anu -. a
numerous lovely lakes OF clear. sparhpne ".. N
tho wild. dnshing Raquette River, tumoihs W. nn
rocks 70 the 81. Lawrence The views Oh n, ,.,,.,h
and mountain are superb Here stands inc . "H
Tark House. on the banks OF beautiful Lake 'sAas
under the management of William F. inso'"' nd
Magnolia spring House In Florida mas wn ,,oua
an enviable reputation. The Childwom rs'n .,. es
inst opening ITS third season after eonsidora1S Mo
iargcment, to meet the demands on lis no,s "
stands lu the front rank Of Adirondack res0 a,. n
offers NIL the attractions OF model snh"o' Juy
those seeking health and pleasure bes,'"' a.
8, ut 80 p. m. daily elegant buhe' 80. CENTS
on fast train will over the New, ~. Rcrs
and Hudson River Railroad connecting win ,.,. nj
WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg Railroad ,asck and 81
Malone, thence by the new Adlr ',,a about ~
Lawrence Railroad to Childw0h SAuon'
miles from the hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
IN THE BERKSHIRE HlLLo'
THE REPUBLICANS ACTIVE AND EAhNE'i
At PTTTSFIELD.

pit,sscn Mass July (speclal).-The .hep .na
feel confident that they will carry inc n
coming election. Cleveland up mere - ~, o,. NJ
Mngwump.a and does not comihanu "'o ,i,' - f.,
the Democratic party. There are m"", ..r 80 or
perkshi,e espcclay in IIttsfed such men On =,
,'.i -, wo,ormon Judge Tucker. william NJ
parco Arthur Hall a member Of the sta'c Co'"
Committee Cashier Francis. Lawyers lut''e anu .r,
belevc that Harrison and Reid VIII Dc oo''' ,r.i
Republicans have already begun t'"'' ,,cbt
rooms in Northst. open every way ~ ,ru
They have flung their banner across Nor'ns' sr,,or
40 ovorvtbLor possible to carry the county ''"a'
Dawes and Congressman Rockwell Of tis r.W' UI
Nv. ,ho circumstances Harrison aud keld Will
Dc elected. ,.o,.r, covcrnor
II is practically settled that L'eu.e'a" NV no,,,t,,
Halle will be nominated for Governor pS 'io " ,
cans AT the last meeting Of the Rcpuoh'an '.a'o
mittec in Boston the matter was thoro"s"s - ,.,,
Tho yorkshire member of this committee DrneS p","
49,, 90 o,,or name is spgsr ,tcd. Several prominent
porrbucans who have been talked with TINS wcc" s'
that Mr. UaiIes popularity Is - great 'Il'' u - w
Ileycd he is the man the party cnh most eas"S -
Mr. Halo lives in Springfield. IS wei Known ,,'
this county and Will command the "''o'e Hop''''''
vote up here. - .,, -,
The French portion Of the population was s'irfeu NY
by the elopement Of Minnie Violin. age s'Alcc'' VIZ,
,osorh l., Rode twenty-one years oh. The coupe
drove over TO Lebanon Sunday. ana on inc" re''.
announced 10 their friends that they ihn DeeI ""'
The only opposition to the match was Oh me par "
the parents of the y0ung girl. WHO tno"R"l "'' wv
voung 10 be married She had been prominent can.
d,da,c for the vote OF the most popular Young hnS
a, the French fair which has been In progress NJ the
Coliseum for three weeks. She has withdrawn from
the competition.
The Misses Wolfe rnvc a largely attended reception
Mt their house in southst. on THURSDAY evening.
The Misses Barker gave dancing party on Wedne'-
day evening for their guest, Miss Allyn.
Mrs. ogden. Of Chicago, who has summer residence
here gave large party for her Bernard on satnr
day evening.
Mrs. +. :. Francis and her daughters have been at
Maplcwood this week
Hiss Josephine Barnard Of Worcester who has been
the guest Of Miss Barker. OF Barkcrvc. returned
home tn, week
Mrs. 1rowbrldge OF Brooklyn. and her daughter, Miss
Miriam. ID. G.. MOrey's for the summer months.
Miss Grace Iiubbe Of Newark. has been spending
the last week In Lancsboro.
Maplcwood IL full Of gu..ts. and Landlord Plumb
is daily booking others for July and August. some ~
the rccen; New York arrivals are J. i. Brown, Miss
VI. X Brown, Miss j. C. Muller, st. Jerome Morse and
q, T.. scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
DRIVING PARTIES At sToCKBRIDGE.

stockbrldgc. Mass. July Q (Speclall.-The Stock
bridge depot was struck by lightning during Wednesday
night and destroyed with all its contents The build
Ing stood some distance from the village. and when
IN. fire was discovered II too late 10 save II. Two
cars on the track, ono loaded With lumber and the
other with iron PIPE were also destroyed at the same
time The loss was about $1,000. covered by In
slirance. This was one OF the handsomest dcpots on
the lOusatonic road. There some trunks in the
baggage rDO the value OF whose contents IS unknown.
only IL few DAYS ppvlous the spirc Of the COngegi-
tonal Church was struck and burned nearly TO the
roof Of thu church before II got under CONTROL
The church saved by brigade Of men with winter
pals from the fountain to the church sIbr.
Miss Julia Stott and Mrs. \. VI. Wilcox, Of Brook
lyn. with party Of friends, including Mrs. f. ID.
Oakley, stopped here for two days this week. They
are driving through the county. and viii soon return
to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. p. V II. Van WICK. lr., Of New York,
have been spending few days hcr this week. They
ar. making driving tour Of the county. Mr.. and
Mrs H. W. Prescott. Of New York. have also been
here this week for several days. making thcig head
quarters ut the stockbndgs House whilo taking tho
pleasant drives.
General Armstrong and Mrs. Armstrong Of lIamp
ton. Va. arr spending few qulc weeks at the stock
bridge House General Armstrong has nearly rcoov-
cred from his Illness, although he does not
look the picture Of health that lc did two years ago.
About twenty Indians from the Hampton school are
with farmers In TIL, ncishborhOu1 ana he often visits
them.
Tho fir, hop OF the season took place THIS evening
al the Casino II was LARGELY attended. More young
ladies were present. than usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
ARCHERY AT IENOX

Lenox. Mass. July 2.-Tho principal affair this
week was the first meeting ot tho Archery club with
Mrs g. W. Fusom on Thursday Tho dag
bright and the lawn had been I.cparcd for the
casion Nearly all OF the ladies' In LcnOx
present, Including Mrs. Sloane. Mrs Adrianco. Mrs.
Shirnih, Miss Delaled, Miss Machay. the Misses
Rrncm Miss Grccnlcaf. Miss Stokes. Miss Candy.
Miss Ducr, Mrs. John II. Rnthbonc. Mrs Murray.
Mrs. Shaw Mrs Haven. Mrs james Barclay. Mrs.
Morgan. Ms. Bishop. The shooting which took place
In the afternoon most Interesting The ladies
quito rs expert with the bow they last season
Among ihOsc who frequently make bulseyes Mrs.
Folsom. Miss Dclaiied. Miss Grccneaf Miss Candy.
MISS Mackay and Miss Braem. Miss Dclaheld Il the
treasurer OF the club tbs season. Mrs Fulsom Is
the leading spirit In 1t as she always has been. In
fact the great Interest In archery here Is duo In
large measure 10 her. After the shooting tea was
served.
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes gave her first large enter
talnment Wednesday. In the form OF afternoon
lea. MANY Invitations issued and this the
first occasioa to bring large number Of Lcnox cot
tagcrs together Nearly all Of them were present.
Prince and Princess Ruspoh with their infant child
mt the Held cottage. where they Will remain for
month more. Tho Prince Is OF the Italian Lega-
lion I'm Washington. The Princess is handsome and
agreeable, and receives much attention from the
tagers
driving party consisting OF T. Titus. ir. Mrs
been mailing their headquarters at tho Curtis House
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
wife. Baltimore; W. ID. Cleveland and family, Hou
ton, Tex.
GAYETY BEGINS AT NARRAGAESETTP PIE
HOTELS ALL LIKELY TO BE WE'LL FILLED B
TOMORROW.

HOTELS ALL LIKELY TO BE WE'LL FILLED B
TOMORROW.
Narraennsett Pier, r. l., July speciaD.-TI
hotels are all OPEN the Casino is beginning to assun
a show OF gayety, and the summer stores are pr
senting their most nllurng appearance. The bathir
beach has many visitors on pleasant days. Att
gether the signs are corroborative OF the statemel
that "the season is open.'
Arrivals have been numerous to-day, and the hote|
will present the appearance OF being well popula'1
by Monday The American Institute OF Y
srncton meets in the Casino Theatre next week, Al
more than 1000 school teachers and educators VI
be added 10 the population OF the Pier.
Among the subscribers to the Casino for the seas(
are noticed the names OF Richard Clay sibley, Nj
Francis N. Bangs Mrs. r. A. Nance, W. Ausal
Charles w. Cass, A. Wolff, ir., James Wright, M
A. l.. Stevenson, Mrs. John Lee Davis, Edgar
Wellcs. Charles A. Seymour, Richard S. Ely, OF Se,l
York; j. Irving Hoy, james Hoy, James f. BaroorI
Washington, d. c.; DR.. Robert b. Morrison, d
Thomas IL. Buckler, Baltimore, Nd. Pmnp
Randolph. OF Philadelphia General George A. Drapzi
IIopedae, Mass.
CAPTAIN d. NJ Scott, Of the Regular Army, is at u
MetatOxet for the season.
W. II. Lane and family, Of New-York, are occupyi,(
the Church cottage. Of Kngstowne Road.
F. A. Updke, Of Wisconsin, junior at Brown I
clerk at the Atwood HOUSE.
A. Wolff, IT,, OF New-iork, Is occupying MS nssi
cottage on the Canonchet estate.
Dr Edward F. Peck, OF New-York, has taken b
Hobran cottage on Central-st.
The Rev. A. B. Carver. Of New-York. will oezn
the pulpit at st. Peter by-theSea during July. al
the Rev. S. g. Babc0ck takes charge In August.
Richard Clay sibey, Of New York, has taken OIL
of the sherry cottages for the season.
Judge G.. s. Wheaton and wife, !of Canonchet, hana
,een travelling I'm Alaska but have returned here
The st. Elmo cottage has been engaged by Mn
winnie Davis the daughter Of the COnfederacy.n
Oscar l.. Burdck, principal Of the Mystic His
school, Is back at his desk at tho Atlantic House Z
clerk and boOhkeeper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
A FLAG.RAIsING AT GREAT HARRINGTON.

Great harrington, Mass, July (SpcciaD.-lhc most
enthusiastic aud best-atlended flag missing in this
county up TO date happened this vcck when u liar
rison and Reid banner flung to the breeze In this
town Wednesday. The dimensions OF the flag are
20 by 80 feet. Lawyer G.. A. Collins presided On the
occasion Addresses made by Edgar J. Bliss, the
Editor Of "1hc Courier; T.. j. Coleman McIay, f. II.
Wright C. G.. Bdwcll, W. 7. lIinman and others. Many
Of the cOttagers present including Colonel
Brown, Mr.. Tent with large party, Mr.. MOrrisey
and Mr.. searlcs. When the flag out the crowd
shouted What's the matter with Harrison ~ and
the echo came back. " He's all right" Then mmedi-
ately followed What's the matter with Reid ~ and
tho He's all right re-cchocd from Monument Noun
tain 10 the Dome Of the Tacocs. The key note OF the
various speeches that the popularity OF Reid would
carry NcwYork State, and therefore The Republican
ticket would lie victorious. Many Republicans from
surrounding towns werc present
Mrs. r.. J. Arkenbnrg, OF New York. has been Wis
lting her friends ~ the solder, cottage this week
rOfessOr J. ROcmer, Of Columbia College, has been
here for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wills Peters and family, OF New
ark, are ut the Dodge cottage for the summer.