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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
p HyELE DEAa.
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G.p EE1Ear.

G"n EE9gnr.
Tho news cfthc deaf. cfC}.arlc I.
nuazo al his hands &u, lay
morning, MAY 9Th, was received
ii this city viii, "?oa, surprise
ald profound regre;.
Mr.. Ilul@e ale q hearty breakfast
ounGay morning 81 Tie table w,th his
family and seemed 70 be IL the best Of
spirits, After breakfast &c went TO
the barn lot with his wife and helped
her milk the cows. After the milk
Ing was done lie returned with his
wit" 10 the house. y few minutes
,Ti"r Mr.. iiTLlc wen: to tic garden
10 pick SOME peas for dinner 1i,d her
husband went to tie barn lot to turn
the cow ont. Mr.. liuaze saw that
Ii: was act Al the garden five min
utes. She was uneasy about her Ia
h"n't aHd bad been keeping a close
watch over him "scr since nc attempt
cd I" t9Aa his OWE l;tc about a week
ago when hc Wa found Icj,y on Ia
mothers G:sTo ua-ter IL influence -
i"d:aH1'n. :-i:" grtar,.ci - the h1a7a
auI not Ir!ing her husband sle went
+" The barn lot, and cadet hin. Re
rriFIHg IL aisU". sl.e looked n lie
ha,a a:.i 80 @as Accri-icG When she
"a" tie body Of hef d,a. COMPANION
banging hv the Eeck u the second
tory D! the harTr. She cried Gor he'll
and IA 4 minute TIC .Tici .tricNcu
"o:,iGi and her Oil had i~o"-cgc.. he
rope fran about The rc,E ot The un-
~tagtuna;" naE aga placed his ~iitoic>>
Oily Oh the door % the l4.rIi. livery
".i"rt wa m.de To bring back to ~.
he m@u whose a:iccrin; nanuar had
ms1' happy tn" 'eart- I'll his t.,uii?.
! only = few minutes r"i..e. tnl re
WIS g0aa, .nd NJ e~i'"I:s "a -esu>r...-
ION wcrc IL vain. The spirit Of
. yhar'c. l. Hume h.,i aoa.~
: The ,ar,-k, ii; he ;au,t.y ~.
, bron!h; ncighbor, T.. tn. scene and
i ~.vs-rncar was Sta: 10 Ills III! +"
uo;. ..,r Cor.p.r
-. Coroner :rmc.!,a..,y summer
! Ell : i.ry ~au r.ra;rrd o.ra ...n..
Of HE .ad leah lie .,,,m.,n
The BODY aid L,.~;n -, avfr.,.e =.
Mr.. it,nza and bcr -. .l.;,, -
;.a., v--.r ill.,, -. fc.r,.cp
aa.r.. H. ..,. IT,, ,..,,-r h:,,-
sr.;-- .,,,
mr. pom. v;.n .-,. VI u..y.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03


AS in We oldcn time the bigot is
abroad in the land, in proofot which,
witness the closing of the Worlds
Fair on Sundays. No wonder thai
the Amherst collegians object 10 being
compelled 10 do duty at prayers any
more. The Sabbatarian, maNc, and
doubtless is, a good chuTchman. but
the sooner that he becomes extinct
the better. When any man. or set OF
mon, church or churches, interfere
with the citizens personal liberty.
then is the republic ii danger. and
the only salvation for true worship.
independence Of Thought, and the
freedom of the soHi. !, to cry Havoc.
and unloose Freclriu's watchd0gs.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

War in Georgia between Secretary
!iokc Smith AID Congressman iiv-
iagStcE; Va in Ohio between Senator
Bricc and cz-Gorcrnor Campbell, AT
between Young Mr.. Thurman an!
Congressman i%iarter; war III Michigan
between Don N. Dickinson and State
Chairman CamPau. The din OF
clashing machines about lie White
House must be dcafcning.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

The Memphis IPpeai-A caIGacht
thinks that Emperor William OF Ger
many is committing political suicide
in calling out 10000 reserves in or
der TO prevent their voting at tie
coming election Of The new Reichstag,
Our contemporary views with cpusn-
unity the suppression Of the Re
publican vote in Southern States by
methods more arbitrary and violent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

The editor Of the New I"rs; SIN
tells its ! dtime perpetual caudida;e'
. and "fat prophet not to "c,Isorraie
the Chicago platform" aud then pro-
cceds to quote scripture at L:un. The
San solomnly says ot the Chicago
platform:
"If any man shall add unto TIC
words OF the prophecy of this boob,
God shall add unto him the plaques
that are written in this book; and il
any nan shall take away from the
words Of the book of this prophecy,
God shall take away his part from
the tree of life, and out of the holy
Lefty, which are gEiiteI - ..s book
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

There have been 4 greater number
of failures during 'he first three
months of Cievclard's Atlministra-
ton than there were during iIarrison's
four years in the White liUuse. Cirve-
landism has reached as tar wcs, US
Cape GirUrdeau where the red flag
has been flung 20 the breeze once
since the fourth of last March.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

Cleveland dcclared'inh his inauguraT
that tie government should not.sup-
port the people. In wiping out
American industries the Democratic
party VIII compel local AUTHORITIES to
support mGitituIos who viii be
pluageG into idlcress ana destiuution
by Its u~rpatrictic fylEv.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
waiting ~. -ne American -nrse,


III" 3lvp'a.,s - Californian. n
cfprec.t : . he protection CT Ancrl-
az industry, VII no, ,iua mrch 20
-anp,"l tr,ir froc .rade proposals in
the report The y;hor Say O: the a,...a.i
mce-;ng of';c iron BY" Stcnl Igsti-
tutc q Gree, F'~I.ai1. The ,.rcsiaIu'
81 q" las.:tntc sail.
The yca: iSa@ ha1 bcrn II tl.o
wnr., year "var Known II Tie irnr
suA ,e,iiriu<t-.cs ~,.oso:a1rs;.;,.
" 81. uc.l'Y ! res ,. .nI &c
o#fiaJ. "a s;p":ay. Thclro ac..a.
Of p- .r"u -, .el.cu ,fr aru.o.H ,o..,
%ni ,;s,. al, war = $ r:or.c cur
ti;;or Tie lota' falling I'll n snr
exports o~tr4r.als an: aiac..iuerr il
:,31 {: c~o,ara .ed ,.::,i 1891. amount
.ctt0 c7.yp.ac@ The nsr,r,. were
now ,rgn,pah. anal there We, 10;
anofch wort: for half the ]eonutr~'s
,socl rToiaciu2 lover
That j. f. aay. ol.c.ils;f tie .;cc,
producing mower IS Groa, Britain
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

ESECUTrlf'S SGTICE Y tee = .-,bv
- given AT IgIt,is ty--.!lCt. ~, -.slI VIII
annexed! u,o,. trr estate. Z lulrc'y Sc"Aa1seG.
deceased, Rave hrca grated TO .hc 6adcTSj,r.r!
h. III cirrs oi the Las- GrT.-jra1 IDGr- rf
Cai-t'p"7 Pea. 81 ;aIa: btraTr.--r. C.i.H: Eis-
sgTri. bearing iatc the ISih ID. 81 NaE. iS3 .
NJ Isrspnk having CIhII..3, S..Ilst ran! t--Att
hrt Repaired I" cSi!jtit hem & hiu tor aiiUw-
ante within one yrST from ;h- dale OF SAL lct-
t"Es r hey NAV ~, r-cClujci frcr. GI- .ta.lt
% sucI estate aud ec3i alma =. net rAE L.
.tcl WITHIN trJ sraT- iron: I've Ia . Re PSI
~iicat!Ua O. Jl.s lCt.-- they viii j. ."Tcvrr ua--
I'D. IIE$!I -~kEHa:~&N,
TGy2-aN. -Vecu.nr.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

Many of The most prosperous
branches Of business in the world arc
now conducted on Il smaller margin
of profit than is the breeding Of the
trotting horse at thc present prices.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

Mrs. Hoke Smith promises 10 intro
ducc a regiment of beautiful Georgia
girls to Washington society next win
ter. This invasion will be 4 grateful
sequence TO the present charge Of
Georgia colonies.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

Governor Flower should have that
backbone" rcjointCl. = "ba.kb5GC'
that results in doubling tie State Sax
rate in two years is rot the Kind Of
yertebra the taxpayers negotiated Tor.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

Il DNlSlsTRATOR'S NOTICE -Er. Is
AZ hereby given thar L.et-cr5 81 4aqni.ffo7
upon ID" Est:I' Of Fran ! 81, k,.,. ....,zf-i
Rave been cIaHtcd - -" u.'.r -cr.' Nv H..
Pr"lftc Court NJ Gay . Gi-s-5 a. g.lu.,. e.
rag d.te thr 10Th ,'ay o. S;r-. I.r
All persons hsv.s- AGO .-Es u sad Es.asa
are REQUIRED = eNiiL:t ;!ar oh -aas--5-a-4
:cC allowance within r-. ,.a- IrIi. "a. 49,. az
sfid iett.-. - fi,- my - -."iaEad from ~
seleIt o. sach csts.e: s1G Il srlE eli. ma - 1T
exhibited within Two vesTS frc:., --u go. -T-r..
unreal "a - 4Jc. l-s ~ b. T-..-
: - fri!N ii,'.s
". Afrsr --.tnr
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
SATTRnAY. LrXE 2. 1873.

Who says The Indian is not bccom-
ing civilized The chief of the gneIc-
kee Nation is on Wall street azkin.
the loan OF S6.0GO,0V lie has Uncle
Sans promises as collateral.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

The ways OF the Democrat" intel
lect are past finding out. Last year
the Democratic party asserted that a
protective tariff was robbing the
Masses of their substance. 1t now As
scrts that the wealth Of the people j.
so great that they should be subjected
10 an income tax.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

A genius Of Poscy county, Ind,
thus computes the expense OF 4 day
at the Chicago Fair grounds: Street
a fare, ten cents; admission. fifty
cents; milk at milk exhibit free: frc~!.
rolls at yeast exhibit, free; butterod
crackers III butter exhibit. free; total
sixty cents. This is the ingenuity Of
economy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

Cleveland wa9cd the campai"n OF
1888 on the issue that II trrn~rrv
surplus was IN alarming menace to
the national welfare. Now he :
dickcring with BourbonS and PorU-
lists fora treasury surplus IL cHciiaaeae
tor wildcat banks and = British III
come tax.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

About iTo hundred and fly wears
ago several Indians sacIems INSIDE &
voluntary Submission to !hc govern
ment OF Massachusetts,. In order 20
lest their sincerity ! number of ques-
tiuus Yer put 10 them and these,
with their answers. are il coutempora-
ncogs records. Ono question was
MOI TO do any unnecessary work or
y -lh3atA day. especially within sc
gate. Of Christian t0wncs,' aud ;.icIr
aaswc. wa>. 1t Is easy 10 yin. they
have not much 10 do Oh any oticr
day an! they can well take Their case
on u Gay.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

We are accustomed Ia hear Ia
gii-h criticism Of tire heat ar,I pas
siolatc iurmuil Of american polite.
huI carr Conservative cousins are !cr-
forming somc surprising fcs:S item
selves Just nov il tIc nErliuy OF
oritAets. "A gang of political de-
~peraIro-. ur3n whom .f:l,=rH>-,
dishonor ana treason lave "5.atned
an Internal hold. Is tn pleasant
phrase used hy Lord li..do,,h
Churcahi!l IN d~c-crihimg the follow
ccs Of Gladstone, while ne ref,r- 10
the radical Irish party IS Il "pU,ril
horror" Salisbury sp@al,s ii U.aa-
stones Home Rule policy as Insane.
::ul refer TO his "Iainthcar:e3uo>-.
su?cr~titu;oH sad strategy III,
violence 81 tl,c language used ~ ;ac
Guion.tf -ccInS ii Ind. ate the rurH-
ii triumph Of lone Hu,e iyr lie
hand.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

{ rHTIsg..IgE'S S.i;"T Ss51 T..
administrator o. t.,r G;rar!-aH ..rr'-. as
soar have n? lit 81! "a 81. Auri. .%i. iySr;i
c"aT-s : ~ C~--'a Z T51-.-- = A.".'- e.
deceased, It- u. TIrnCs. ~ ..--i-i-f.-.u- o..
sGI't.
Al passons hay.1- claims a-airs, rail- -sta.a
are required 20 rAa ut tr-I 20 h.m fgr a.'cv-
adcE Within che yeG- From si- ia. Of 81" lot
t.S rtH5y il2i L.. irct.g--. .E-a, Any benefit.
Il sUch ~"ztG.r: 80 Z za'ss "'s' Nz ue 1t .vf:h-
!Eeu within two y"rr- frrE. Ia. ,.a.e o.. 2. ru!--
~i.catiOa Of this I.;icn H. -.'i ., so-rvcr raT-
FED. HENRY y HAIiS,
inay"ilfi Pgiiic Administrator
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
-FCR-
e[&S%&S
AND TIE
WORLDS FAIR,

lcur hes; ard most pleasant route is via
t'i; ban = 10y. III. Scot 4 Memphis n. II.
: . s1"aecti.a- ~ra B5de q Union pIl,q.
. wa lass -'Et2~' -f7ss ION ka-sa5 CITY. N
..sr-s- % can ave 80 from IL. tffiGus auJ
esrre're -~TaTsirf igosa tke CIV dep,.s in
'.h"E &" p" f.ir Grounds, and and Won
y LH!A fFN .iFCTE EIpE by s'rc-r frGrsiCr-
'Dr. " III :iglr c.-Tagca t. the --rriiis
FfFf sire can 10 f.i- FOR Er- = cTr
.fr1t - a. as-a'r-e wish h:.n :sr rha:-
r M -'r.IS" sis.n:r- Sar acrnmmOda.iTrs-
g. L WOOD.
G't'E@s r:S-"'s-nr Ara.t
.Se.-.s .it.- Nn-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

The country is too great and The
Nation too prosperous to sit down
grumpy and discouraged over any
changes a political party will make
Every business iran should take oil
his coat and roll mp his sleeves az"
resolve 10 do the best he can.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

"a: Tub Wa:'F CLOSETS, wash Stands.
: r19!sr >Hs. Si""i Lads, ETass Goods.
IN and lie Wafer Heaters. Galvanized
=. -.;''. Ram iE.n P.,-. Lead Pip, pipa
,.ti1gS, RaEg" tO,'trs. Sever Pie, some
{ Ing, Wac A":-T. Fans, Hos. EaiiatIrs
5nh AE"InT-r Tents, steam Filters
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

Bids %. The rev Masonic I.a.!I viii lie T.
'riv-II IL :hy "aai:att;s ur;Icy II. r,c-u-
1885,
Plans ana specifications car De seq bx calIz
.ag I. tie Inde-sisnrI.
To-sl.::c: .-s--Tcs l. r:e!; Ser q =
t-s It!Er Rvwaa.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

If it cost thi, government $500 to
entertain the Duke OF Ecragua for Il
week it would be Interesting 10 COM
pute the cost to the NATIVES Of san
Salvador of the first visit OF Ncragu9's
distinguished ancestor, Admiral Col
umbuS, I0l wears ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
FINE WEATHER At SRELTEk ISLAND.

Shelter Island, y. Y, Aug. 5 (SpeciaD.-The iass
week has been one of changes at the Manhanse"
House. July guests departing and August gues's
coming. August bids fair 10 be the banner month
regards business for the hotels. The weather
has never been delightful during the week
just past. Yachting has been little quiet bus
the bay has been pretty well covered by some
of the feet fn-keel racing craft. Among tne
yachts that have sought our safe anchorage a"
Rebecca, Nidette. Ava. Her Royal Highness. bar-
racuta Lotus. Phantom, Water Witch, Wizaro'
Corsair, Awixa Lorna Needless Clara, Barbara
The fin-keels had grand race on SATURDAY ou'
the finish was made too late to get the winners
and time Among the arrivals at the ManhannseW '
House are: Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. FaXon. New ew-
York Mrs c. V. Wiley and Miss Wiley, New
York H. Il. Hubbard Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs'
W. w. Cole. New-York; r. ). Woodruff. Trenton
" j.; d. A. Lorng. Benjamin Parr John l.
Waterbury, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Brown New.
York T., A. Matthessen and Miss Matthesser1
Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. T. ST. john Hayes aho
Miss Hayes New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
CAPE MAY TO HAVE A YACHT.

Cape May. y. j., Aug. (SpeciaD.-The Congress-
men who have been passing their summer spare
moments here have nearly all departed for Wash
ington The series of Sunday concerts gotten up
by the cottage residents are becoming successful
Each evening the combined orchestras OF the hotels
form one big company and play before large
audiences. There is considerable talk OF building a
yacht. which viii be owned here. TO challenge the
English yachts for the Cape May, Brenton Reef
and other cups of International note Whoever
wins the race of to-day. when 1t takes place II
postponed will be challenged next year IL the
Yacht is finished In time
Ex- President Harrison has had only one visitor
OF this week. and that one is Robert T. Porter
former Superintendent OF Census.
Joseph T. Groosck. of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs
T.. r.. Parker and Mrs t. a. Scott OF New York
are at the Arlington. Mr.. and Mrs C. s billiard
and Robert Sorter are at Congress Hall. Miss Mar
garet Campbell. Mrs. benjamin Orne Miss Ornc
Nfis Elizabeth Campbell. Mrs. H. Livingston
Sands. Miss Elizabeth Il. Sands and Lloyd Sands
are New York guests at the ChalfOnte
Mrs Niathcr and Miss Mather. Of New-York and
Count De kcrrlel of France. guests of Mrs
d. NJ kcarny.
Mrs george II. Boxer Is a guest of Mrs Oswald
r. Hanna. Charles shuttle W. Damon Mrs r.
Damon. e. ~ vanderbilt and W. T.. Tenney are
New Workers NJ m" Devon
j. Walter Strawbriigc Is at the Lafayette r. D.
Thornton ard y. +. Morgan at the Star Villa Mr.
and Mrs William n Elliott at the Ebbitt and ELI,
II. Powers AT congress Hall. Mr. and Mrs J. r.
Carson. OF itookINn are ~ the Windsor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
4 WHITE MOUNT1IN RESORT
JEFFERSON IS HIGH ABOVE TIE SEA-A CON-
GENIAL SET OF YOUNG PEOPLE


GENIAL SET OF YOUNG PEOPLE.
Jefferson ~ H., Aug. (speclal).-lt has peen
quite gay week at the waumbek, and the people
vbo coma n cnioy the hospitality Of Messrs. Porter
& Judd have arrived such numbers that the capacity
Of the hotel will soon be taxed to lis utmost hu'
like aI summer hotels, ii T. never full, ana TO one v
ever turned away from H. doors. Jefferson IS LOW
feet above the sea level. and Is consequently quite
noted haven OF refuge for hay fever sufferers. There
are already quite number OF people here VINO are
annually ANNOYED By that troublesome malady and
who find compete relief from it among the mountains
There IS an unusually cOngennl set OF young
people here this year. and hardly an evening goes
by without game or party when eniNehs 'ne
hour, after supper, and in the daytime tennis ana
driving claim the attention Of Young ard old
Last sunday afternoon A large party ascended Starr
King which + 500 feet high and affords beauuni
view OF the Presidential and Frar"onia ranges ana
OF the Green Mountains, beyond the valley OF Tie
Connecticut.
Monday evening donkey party, which always pro
duces much merrimcnt held In the music hail
and proved a most enjoyable affair. Harold p Cor
ham, Stanley Rowland and Irving Roc took the mems
prizes and Miss X. b. schey Miss Porter and Miss
Read the women's. The BOBBY prizes we're presented
to Miss Grant, Miss T.. May, Frank Rowland and
Colonel Hull
Last Wednesday morning a party OF about twenty
five Of the young people drove TO the base OF Cherry
Mountain and from there. lunchboxes in hand. made
tho steep climb TO the top From there an extensive
AMI picturesque view Obtained Of the mountains
in the vicinity. and the Crawford House. far down the
NOtch was plainly visible.
Waiter H. Ncwhouse. OF New York who graduated
from Columbia College this year l. popular leader al
the hotel The Rowland brothers, whose father Is
we'll known In connection with Tile Providence
Journal are spending the season hero With their
family DR.. and Mrs. L. ~ otis and Miss OTIS.
who have lately completed a tour of the world. are
T6e rev. Dr.. Morgan Dix rector of Trinity. will
spend balance OF the season here with his family.
Mr> :. d. Warren. rOs,on, will pass this month and
next nj Waumhrk. together with her niece.
Mrs, Alhcr, = Roe and Miss .\urelia II. Roe Of New
York. have returned 10 pass another season At the
Waumhck
O,hcr arrivals are Mr.. aud Mrs. :. L. Benson.
Fgtcri starr. Mrs. Charles IL. Cummings. Miss Bald
win. T.. o. Read Miss b. l.. Read Mrs. j. II. Harris.
Mrs., Cornela b. Harris. Miss March. Mrs. Carroll J.
Post. Miss .. Post Mr.. John r. Iockman. Miss =.
Lockman, Mrs W. +. Ten Brock. Miss +: A. Prall.
MIR. and Mrs. ;. ". Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. =. W.
Andrews. IT,. Mrs. A. f. Lniins. Miss Lutkins. Mrs.
William Patton, David Patton. Miss Agnew. Mrs \.
+. Lahlu. the Misses Iahlu Mr.. and Mrs. {. ii.
Mcclellan and Miss Mcclellan. OF New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
SOCIAL GAYETY AT SEABRIGHT.
MANY PARTIES AT THE HOTELS ORR hho
REGISTERED LAST WEEK.

REGISTERED LAST WEEK.
seabright, N j. Aug. 'SpeciaD.-The weeN
has been filled with social gayety. Inc aihuSei".
have been numerous enough and varied ehoub''
suit ALL In addition to the many small parue' -
sure-seekers who have found amusement III
one direction another, there have been one "
more large parties at each Of the large noteis'
The Peninsula House had large euchre party
Thursday evening and the guests of the Octagoi
held their promised german. Professor carr MAT
wig and Miss Haviland led. The pariors were very
prettily decorated for the occasion
Forty of the guests of the Rutherford Arms loon
part in bean bag" party Wednesday evening.
The first and second prizes were won py MI anu
Mrs. c. Osborne and the third prize by Mrs. Ea-
ger. The proprietors of the house are arranging
harvest party for their guests
Among the weeks arrivals are these New-forK-
ers: Octagon House-Mrs William Parker COL
gate. Miss Harriet Colgate, Mrs. NJ. 5. Russell
Miss Florence c. Reeves, DR.. William j. OSulii-
van John Reilly, Miss Elizabeth s. Miller MI
ard Mrs. John Geagan, c. Carlisle Taylor, James
6 Miner Edw lrd Ranshaw Jones, Randolph %.
MARITIME IT, Mrs. Foster Coates, MISS Aue'aide
Coates. ]. H. Stats Dr. G. +. Maclay, Mrs. Il.
HELEN, Miss HELEN J. A. Benisch' Percy H HnpmP-
Robert McGuinness jr NV ana sh Mr new Jew
Peninsula House-A f. Fish 1850 E; GordS Wr a and
I smith Mr. and ~ Mrs F. d n McioS Morgan an Mr.
GaIhoun F. r Harrison Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Trum-
Pleh Agernon G p9ughs5ty Mrs j. Hach she
Misses Hatch c. W Burton. l.. b. Stoddard :.
Preston carson, T. Foster Gaines r. p Wor l,a
MIR and Mrs r. c. Alexander. Mrs. Norman bar
tow Mr. and Mrs. Edward Owen, MISS NJ. NJ;
owen Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Gebeii, MI. anu
Mrs. g. T. Goodwin. NJ, ID
rutherford Arms-Mrs. II. Levinson, Mrs, X.
Levi Mrs S Levi. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis H. Leo
erer Miss Anna Hitler Aaron Stern. Augustus
Nathan. II. Goldsmith J. 3. Rice: Miss Louise
Jacobs and Miss Daisy Levi, OF New. ORR anu
Miss Nellie Steinberg Of st. Louis, are the leaders
in most OF the social parties at this hotel.
A late arrival at the Rutherford Arms Is count
Stephen Won Steindorf and valet, OF Berlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
SILVER LAKE ANSEy1LY WORK.

Silver Lake Aug. (SpeciaD--The School OF Con-
ference Studies for the benefit of young mehs
opened this week. There about twenty-n's
young men here at present The Rev. DR.. c. h.
Dryer. OF Rochester is dean. and he has about ten
OF the most cultivated members of the Genesce
Conference to aid him. 1t is. to all intents ana
purposes, a theological seminary. ~
Dr. Roots music school is now In session, WIN
Professor F. w. Root and Professor ID. A. Chippfn'
ger. OF Chicago. IN charge. Dr. Foot unable 70
be present on account of the Worlds Fair. a
large number OF students registering.
Miss Cornela Campbell Bedford's cooking schooI
has awakened attention. The w. e.. I. Scnool OF
Methods opened on July 81, and will continue 10
August II. with daily sessions Mrs. Lyle Perkins
Davis. of Herkimer. l. president, and Mrs Matts
Smith Williamson, of Eden. ". Y, conductor -
full corps OF helpers engaged The Women
Foreign Missionary Society holds an institute
daily. -
Among many pleasant things that have occurred
aside from the Assembly work during IN" Week
was an excursion by steamer around the lake ~
invitation Of W. n. Hoas. of Akron. n. Y. when
included the trustees and their wives. and tne
most influential friends Of the Assembly Ian an
Tuesday evening the students OF Genesee Wesley =
around the lake. and the members of the Z. l.. =
c. did the same on Wednesday evening.