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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

ito1ioNiisLils N.Y. June y
The Republican derby Of Kentucky
closed tonight after two days and
nights OF CLOSE racing. Col. w. o. Brad
ley was nominated for governor with
out opposition. Samuel II. stone for
auditor on the iirst ballot and charles
Finlay for secretary OF state on the
second ballot. but the nominations re-
quired repeated ballots. After adjourn
ing the first days session at midnight
the convention was ,odny IN continue
GUS session from 10 q. m. til p. in.
without refreshments ana took a recess
for supper until y. m. The delcgute3
had absorbed several hundred speeches
aud voted more times than all previous
Republican delegates In Kentucky had
voted during the present generation.
The Deinocratic state convention
meets here June 50. and whether tina
Cnrlisleites for Sound money" or the
nlackburnites for FREQ silver prevail
the Republicans think their old domi~
npnt opponents VIII be so divided as
TO give todny's nominees a fighting
chance
The penatorship was an important
factor In this convention. j. w. Yerkes.
a. u, Wilson. John w Lewis. George
Denny and Waltor Evans being the
Mivspupnehh nsplranm Tor senator
ni'. .'.',.'.l ~, plnue. an nus own pNrty
McCrcory, Ex-Governor BuclSner anu
governor piuwn vs. ms opponents.
Coi' Brnuiey ~ NOT N the senatorial
contest but should he be elected In tho
democratic stronghold In November
MS name VIII be presented next year
for the Vice presidency.
While the result IN Kentucky was
close last November, the Republicans
claim better prospects, this year. They
say tho Democracy Of the state ~ SO
divided on the silver question as TO give
the Republicans an opportunity. The
Republicans have adopted n mound
money" platform and feel that they
viii lose few Mlyeritea.
senator blackburn is making an ng-
greasivo canvass on the unlimited colin
Governor Brown Is also for silver.
while Buckner and McCrcary nre OBJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

New York, June 6.-The attendance
at Gravesend today was much better
than was warranted by the card. The
Jockey club today arranged the dates
for the Brighton Beach and Aqueduct
track. giving twenty-five days 70 the
former and eighteen to the latter
Brighton will begin racing on July o
ing July 10. The two clubs Will race
alternately by the week thereafter
brighton closing on August "a
First race-Mile: Owlet won, Patrle-
ian second. Time. l;A4. -,-z,.
Second race-Selilng; six furlong; Nc
Kee won, Manchester second. Hallstone
third. Time, l;lI. o..
Third race-Blemton stakes; hve iur-
longs: jefferson won, Merry Prince
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07
RATE WAN IMMINENT.
The katy Accused of Cutting Rates.
Passenger Rates MAY lie hncctcd.

Houston. Tex. June G,--At prcaent
there seems no possibility OF avert
Ing Tie rate war which has been Inn
pending for a month past The katy
IS now accused OF giving secret rates
AS low AS 10 cents from 81. Louis on
carloads. The withdrawal OF the Santa
lfe from the Southwestern association
shows the drift of events. and within
two weeks rate war WIN be wnged
vigorously ON Texas rates The roads
ccntcrlng here are not disposed TO say
anything. as they hope to see 1t STAYED
on. but none OF them VIII make n
move toward reconciliation. but arc
preparing themselves for the trouble
which now seems inevitable. The cut
viii take In every class OF business,
ana II may be that passenger rates
VIII also be involved In very short
time after the beginning OF hostllltles.
The north-bOund Texas roads seem
anxious to try their strength against
the Southern roads.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

I'D Berslnnd, foreman or the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas. IA on on
account OF sickness,
"A, j. Radcliffe. travelling freight
agent Of the Fort Worth and Denver,
has returned from Il trip on the road.
N, A. Higschncld. travelling passen-
gor agent OF the Fort Worth and Den
Vor, has returned from a trip South.
y q. Warner general passenger
agent OF the Cotton Belt. is In the
G. II. WClli. switchman on the Texas
and Pacific, Is on ON account OF sick
ness,
1.-Two stock Agent Dickson OF the
wabash, won't North ON tho Katy yes
w. *, BlSloy, travelling passenger
agent gt the Vandalia, came In from
"trip South yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL Asso.
CITATION.

The National Educational association
Will hold It's next annual meeting IN
Denver. Colo. July 10 ~, 1895.
The program OF the Denver conven-
tion is fully as representative as that
OF any previous occasion. which fact
alone forms great attraction. The
round trip rates via the Santa I9e VIII
be from Chicago SOL 30; from 81. Louis.
$3.50. and from Kansas city, slD. Date
OF sale from Missouri river gateways
VIII be July 10 7. The Santa Fe line
from Texas points will carry through
Hlecpers and chair cars, and no pains
viii be spared 10 nicely accommodate
everybody. This road offers a quick.
comfortable and pleasant trip. The
meeting promises 70 be the largest in
the associations history. Many Will
avail themselves Of the opportunity TO
get away from the torrid heats to the
clear. bfac1ng. tonic atmosphere Of
Colorado.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07
JIM is QUITE CRAZY.
80 Says Mrs. Corbetts Father About
the Champion sluggor.

New York, June G..-Howe a. Hummel,
wheh asked II there was any truth In
inc Story that Mrs. James Corbett
would sue her husband for absolute
divorce, declined to make statement.
MI. Lake. Mrs Corbetts father. said:
The case IN In the hands OF Howe q
Hummel. My daughter ~ very m. and
very much worried. Jim is quite crazy
ana that Is quite certain, lie has not
been himself for some time. This wo-
man who viii be named correspondent
mas such complete mastery over him
that he does not know what he ia do.
ing. He brought her TO thia city some
time ago and stayed at a hotel three
weeks. don't know the woman's
name. My daughter says she belongs
In Chicago"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07
Second Day of
Muslin Wderwear.

satisfaction assured from
the start.
We have never received so
many flattering compli-
ments.
If a single person went
away not satisfied We have
not heard of it.
The great lot on the great
table, on which probably
the most ridiculously low
price ever heard of was put,
was about half sold.
This is a sale wherein
good styles, good making
and extraordinary low prices
figure not windy advertise.
ments, therefore the little
space we ask.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

penlsou, Tex. June C.--AaHlstant
General Agent Harrington OF the Katy
II ny from Dallas today.
me katy IL preparing 10 occupy the
new yards west " Denlsun by july /,
superintendent Collna Of the Wag-
nor Palace Car company pdvlaes that
hlecpera now on local line nf the Katy
In teNhs VIII be supplied with new
cara equipped for pinisch gas. They
VIII be rcehHfged at Houston.
The Katy Ia putting In an iron bridge
near 9randview. Twenty stonemasons
are at work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

second, The Native third. Time. l:O4.
Fourth tace--Onyeke stable stakes:
one aud cne-siNteenth miles: Declare
won. Song and Dance second, Ajax
third. Time. 1;5s 81
Firth race-F'ive furlongs: Shake
speare won. Patrol second Airline
third. Time. 1904 "a.
sixth race-Mile: Stowaway won. Ed
kearney second, Chiswick third. Time.
1AA Ii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

washington, juno 6.--Ihe repnted
retirement Of Mr.. Matsu, minister Of
foreign affairs. from the Japanese cab
met. has not been communicated TO the
Japanese legation here. IL Is stated
that II Mr.. Matsu has retired II Is
doubtless due to III health. as he has
suffered from acute lung trouble. which
was aggravated by the recent strain on
his health In efrecting a settlement
with Chlnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Electric"
Tbe Woodmen know a s,,d linn
when they see It,
MIR. Walter Oliver OF CIeb,,rne VIVA
Fort Worth visitor Yesterday
Nh mnv. b,a 49,,
head on fbe sale ~, NV t'a a,, VS. ye' 10
| library. N''"'
Mira p,ar ,,o, ,.,,,..,.,
RnIos resttn,,''' i,"'Ni,avu VIZ y uurlvi'
! ana Elm strscts '''"F' VI i'u'Nii''l'
IN, city r,,s,d irSnn' OF Denton was IN
nI-ersn,.,. ,,ir,,ts aa''',1'uE Wv az
"','i'a' Pv"'o OF me Woodmrh'
., NynuuStor D. ~ Blythe OF the Texas
rauine Hahnon ban has purchased u
iot on iehhsylNania avenue and will
80 'o''usp'
AMONG lhe tpehkers NJ yesterday 3
EelcuthSloh OF the Woodmen, Mr.
llvhiy furmall' keV. Harris OF dnlues-
NiiIe, ana benjamin HAL Of Fort
Worm
trustee Nielss of the public school
p9nru says the teachers examination
VIII prt hably be postponed until the
zVth OF June Instead OF the 18th, as
announced.
About two hundred lenplo attended
the A. r. A. lecture at the city hall
by Lecturer 1ni The speaker was
conservative, and read his lecture from
a manuscript
Misses Iuaniln and Iulu CASH
daughters OF Rev. Harry Cussll. return
ed home from st. MuIy'B institute at
Dallas last night. expecting to remain
during the summer vacation,
Another brass bnnd hpe hoo, a,scd
to the musical orgnniz atoms Of Fort
Worth. The new Woodmra blll made
j. j. Ewing as director and u.fnagor.
Nepotintions for tho nurcb,so ~ tho
cotton mill which nae hcn, ,dio gt,r,'
lnsf mil hnva ceaasd ,nd Ma ,raS,
viii moi be- made M iea"t nnt IA tho
company that has been ngurIng for its
purchase.
rattIesnnito cate ant ,h,,,, ,,,o
every slx weoI,s q, ,,tsi, w, ~
"snaito Yboty" r"v.,iS ana nni,, d V t',v
four 10 AIN months a. tS" v,n,. nj ,ba,
no shads hoth adm ma fnnoa nrtn,
sacb ,nesI '' ''''' '"'h' "i'e'
Mn ir,h Snzette reporter entered inc
b,' sht 49,, ,',,' ~ "a Ia m'5 $1,000
Mn bi,s ,,,,,, had 80 Nv ,,,, a',,',,,',
thnu,sb n,,i,, ,,,,S.tiin,, dosi, 80 -
la. 'i,i,' ~ a. 'i''" 49,.
n,iently ia ,,t,o,,, ,,',,,., ,,'tt,'a ,,s,
,,,,s ,,n,','1 1 ''''''V ''''''H iNS'
Inc following gentlemen from chico
We're ~ the CITY yesterday attending
t& Woodineh anniversary; II. r.
Hawklhs, D. II, Sueli, /" =. Boat
WrlghI w, D. Bhrksdhle ~. barks-
w ua,'gor %'J is N,n a.. IT, huwaruH'
Room n KIN, 49,, ' ''''"'' o. "a
-
me hhishts or Maccabeea VIII cele-
npase unrlr loufteenth annual ami
NersuTy at Deutsch Nereln nan with
Brahu banquet ana social musical
unu ",sury prosfam nus becn pre-
pnreu. MI hoDert l.. Milan VIII de-
hVer an Auuteas On the order. a large
NUMBER ol invitations are Tut
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Blair have
returned home from Ballinger having
heen called by the death Of Mrs. Blbir'a
father, Mr., Benton. mart uf Tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07
A Very Exquisite
Dotted Swiss Dress

In the latest mode, stands in
our north show window. The
window is trimmed with a
large variety of the same
kind of goods the dress is
made of. You might catch
a hint from that dress and
the goods.
Dotted ,Swisses have never
sold so freely as this year
Ten cents q yard up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Shamokln. Pa. June 6.--Elwood AToy-
or. engineer; Alfred Bolts. conductor;
william Klease. fireman. OF Read
ing freight trnin. were instantly killed
by rear end collision with coal
train near Locustdhlc early this morn
Ing Thirty cars were piled on top OF
each other. blocking the north and
south bound tracks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Waco, Tex. June GA beautifully
decorated chr viii leave Waco on June
25 containing members OF the Bpworth
League en- route to the International
convention at Chattanooga. Tenn. Mr..
W. r. Hawkins OF this city Is getting
up the party and preparing for Its ac-
t,.adaffnu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

burst on the banks southwest OF ord
oaNed tremendous rise OF water Ia
Harris creek canyon, which culminated
IN wash-6ut In the IRRIGATION and
Improvement company's ditch one mile
beloN ord A force OF mon and teams
are now at work repairing the damage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

To be given In the Y. NJ. c. a. hall
Friday night, June Z. at S o'clock, to
which all friends are most cordially
invited This is an open night for ladies
and gentlemen. Don't fail to attend,
as the young men have arranged u
nice program and expect all To come.
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 the Y.
NJ. Q. A. base ball team Will cross
bats with the Fort Worth and Den
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Georgetown, Tex, June G.--Captaln
Emery Taylor, preddent OF the Link
Line railroad, returned from New York
today bearing propositions from cap.
itaiista TO take bonds at stipulated
price. which proposition will be sub
mitted 10 the executive committee SAT-
urday,
II accepted. work will be resumed az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Denver Colo. June 6.-Colonel c.
Dodge Of the Rio Grande Western.
has been summoned 70 Salt Lake for
q conference with Receiver Egan OF
the Oregon short lime. confirming In
q measure the rumors that the Short
Line was arranging for an Eastern
outlet 10 Chicago, through Denver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Terrell, Tex, June 6.-Mr. Il. II. II.
Hreene this evening received the fol-
lowing message from James j Corbett.
Iel9ting to the formers invitation To
y. X. Greene, President OF Texas
Mi9iahd Railway: Thanks for offer:
BILE "a POs''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Gainesville. Tex, June 6.--The Coryell
county fair grounds We're sold by ad-
ministrators sale Tuesday for $500.
II il understood that they were bought
by a company who will reorganize and
continue the fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

The Missouri neutrality-suspicious.
Bottom Lands Flooded.

Omaha. Neb., June 6-For the FIRST
time In about a year the Missouri river
Is running bank full at Omaha and is
within ten feet Of the canger line. This
IS the result Of the heavy rains In the
state. Every river In Nebraska is on the
point Of overfowing and all bottom
lands are flooded so-eaiied cloud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Stuttgart. June G.--There was ire
mendous cloud burst yesterday even
ing over the Wurtemburg portion OF
the Black Forest district. Many houses
were swept away. Ten were drowned
at Balengin. eleven killed at Kromme
and nine are missing. At Lanfr ten
were killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Washington, June 6,-1'he president
vh Suisol' % cum slu uu 1unoAop 81
his business before leaving Washing
ton. The business chiefly engrossig
ms attention Is filling cabinet and
otner official vacancies and the exam
NATION OF charges against Office hold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Waco. Tex, June Cool George p,
Mann Of this city has secured reduced
rates over the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railroad for the meeting OF tho
Uniform Rank, Knights Of Pythins
which win take place IN the city oi
Dallas ON June ". at which time the
annual election OF officers win occur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

AHbury Park. N. j., June G.-Asked
about the reported separation OF him
self and wife, Corbett said: IF live
thousand years nothing shall escape
my lips In relation TO that matter"
corbett, however. referred 10 the pubii-
cation OF the story az premature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07
THEIR LADORS OVER,
THE ANGELS OF COMMERCE. WILL
ENcuRr TO MENiCo.

President Lee Was Elected without
"pposition-A Hot Debate over
several Amendments to the Con-
stittuion-Thc n. p. \. In II Pros
porous Condition and Growing
Rapidly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Washington, June Waiter Evans.
convicted In the United States court OF
eastern Texas, nhd sentenced to two
yeAts' Imprisonment was today mar
dontd by the president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07
THE RrpoRr UNTRUE.

Fort Smith. Ark. June G.-'rhc re-
ported killing OF seeke Proctor, United
states deputy marshal, by Ben Stanley
In the Cherokee nation proves to be un-
truN Proctor arrived here alive and
well this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Washington, June G.-Tho president
denied the application for pardon in
the ease OF Geo. NJ. vanLeuven. con-
victed In Town OF violation OF the pen
sion laws.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Saratoga. N. Y. June 1.-THE congre-
gatIonal Missionary Home society re-
sumed it's slxty4ninth anniversary this
morning. Among the speakers this
morning was Rev. c. l. sconeld. Of Dali
las-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Buffalo. y. T.. June 6.-The bearer Of
the blue pouch IN the Chleago-New YORK
relay race passed. through Buffalo AT $40
tonight The rel rider followed IS min
utes later
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Washington, June G.-,rhe president to-
lhy. appointed William H. coinila OF New
uulon raclHc Vice non VI. Dickinson, de.
clincd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07
The Boys Shirt Waists

Selling at half, have been
put away owing to want of
room until after the Muslin
Underwear sale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

against tho plaintiffs. They claim to
own SsllO,000 worth OF the stock OF
the Houston ana Texas roads.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07

Dallas. Tex. June S@--Georne WIN.
the mschinist who was fatally injured
yesterday at O'clock A. 3f6@5.,<s'
foundry. dad at Eo'eloc kto&xyr N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-07
REPUBLICAN DERBY.
THE q. 0. T. or KENTUCKY COM
rLETEs ms woRK.

bradley Selected For the Govcrnor-
ship n They wfn--Ciose Contests
with Repeated natIofs for Nuin-
h"r "s Places on the Tic,sct--ssv-
49, Entrants to Succeed scnater
iiine.Sburn-"sound Money" riat-
form.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
IN its annual picnic to Wide Water to-

on its annual picnic to Wide Water to-
Mayor A. l.. Rowe and wife and Mrs.
NJ. b. Rowe have gone TO bvingtcr ana
the Wharton Grove camp meeting.
Professor John X. Ficklin, OF Tulane
University, New Orlslus. accompanied py
his wife. Is wishing Clerk James 4. Cor
Mir. Joseph Q. B,ghim. Of Stafford. died
this week in the sixty-seventh year OF
his age.
Particles are reported TO be nearly ex-
tnct in Stafford and Orange counties,
and one f. seldom seen.
A meeting has been called AT King
GEORGE Courthouse TO organize camp
OF Conf. Geratc veterans.
The condition of the clerks office here.
which was examined prior 10 Clerk Cor
bins induction into IL. IS reported nrst
class. -,
Nessrs. Semion c. Peyton and Or.
Lee are reported as prominent cand 1atcs
for the Democratic nomination Tor tne
Legislature in Stafford and X -ng George
COZ, ties. while on the Republican side
Mtssrs. r. l.. Flatforl and NJ. X. Lowry
are mentioned 4 large meeting IN FAVOR
OF subscribing 10 The Northern Neck
railroad was held at Montross yes'crj Y
aad addressed by Hon. william 4. Jones
and William Mayo and Secretary Rod
gers. .,
ed the contract for building the Keep
er's College on the ground OF tho Mary
Washington Monument.
The King George Baseball Cluo gave
tournament at King George tourtlonse
this week. There were nine kniSltS
and the riding was very spiritei.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
THE CH4RGE DROPPED.
Mrs. Tarreli's Prosecutor Unwilling TO
Proceed.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-The charge OF
larceny preferred by Eugene Han against
Mrs. Bette Farrell. the heroine of the
recent sensational murder trial. came out
OF the theft Of gold ring, upon which
she was arrested last night, and when
was TO have come up in the Police Court
this morning, was noll pressed. After
the charge had been made by Hall. and
when Mrs Farrell appeared at the sta
on last night. he intimated there MS
intention 10 drop the cd-" n DO ~
when the warrant was read to Mrs. Far
ren Hall was present and she asked.
Docs that fellow charge me Win steal
no" Hall said: "but I put the ring
in a book and IL disappeared.
"And you say | took IL!
yes"
Speaking Of the matter Mrs. Farrell
said:
There is not word OF truth in his
story. The ring was given as boot IN 4
watch trade tie gave me g0ld Watch
and the ring for a much inner Watcn.
When the story was published against
me connecting my name WIN II, l Wa
on nv way to New York. and IL made me
hate him so that / threw the ring In the
river Since the trial he wrote me Tor
The watch and ring, but he did not send
me the other watch. / returned hs, siau
IN get rid OF it, and sent him word where
the ring is. Ii was not my "atch that
was traded TO him, and ! did not max
the trade. The watch and ring got rom
him we're given me by one whose name
| would Ike to protect -.
according TO her assertions, Hall tried
several times yesterday 10 see ner, a. ~
failing. because Of her refusal, had hel
arrested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
The First Tournament.

rUAE1,OT1 ESVILLE. VA. July %
fol-Takiug an electric car az the
eastern terminus Of the university dnu
Fry's Spring line. at the enu o. 'lu1 A,. w
If an hours ride. across tresttcs. through
pretty green valleys and OYER Sthlly uh'
dulaiirg hlllsides. yOlr reporter on yes
terdav evening found himself at Jefferson
PARK, lust I'm time 20 witness the lr 81
tournament that has heer held here TINS
season. and which. he predicts was Dul
the nreludc TO many more The charge 20
the KNIGHTS was delivered by captain MI
caiah WCGds, who delighted an Wltmn
his hearing. Just as the knights were
rrcparinc TO ride great WreathS OF fOS
descending upon Monticello IN the dis
lance bespoke the rain which soon ioi-
lowed. but which was Of short DURATION
AM the riding was resumed In delight
ful atmosphere, cool and baimy from the
passing shower. II Is needless TO say thd'
the riding was good. who ever heard OF
bad ridini I'm Aihemarle. the cradle Of
horses and hOrsemen2 At o'clock the
coronation address was delivered by MT
John w. Fishburne.
Pi ess Of time prevents me from giving
the names Of the knights there who We're
successful. and the ladies' whom they
ClOwne1.
At o'clock sweet strains Of music fill
ed the spacious halls Of Jefferson Park
Hotel. and borne out upon the gentle
zephyrs permeated the virgin forest which
surrounds this now famous summer re-
sort. Dancing was In order. Al. V 10 par
ticipated IN this delightful informal ball
are profuse in their praises of its man
agement and the royal way in winch
that prince Of caterers Mr.. Bowles, en-
tertains
At some future time your correspondent
will have something more 20 say con-
corning the Jefferson Park Hotel. at
which there are now about ninety guests
the splendid electric line which places Il
In close contact With this city. and the
many Improvements now In progress N
and around the University.