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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
March ~, 1895.
GAS IN The SUBWAYS.
Looking for Leaks In South Main and
other streets.

Since the unfortunate gas explcsi ion on
College street the residents in the vicinity
of South Main and Wickenden streets
have been In no easy state Of mind be-
cause of n strong odor of gas which pre-
walls around that section.
The gas and telephone companies have
been engaged several days in trying to
locate supposed leaks, and upon lifting
the cover of one of the manholes of tho
subway OF the telephone company on
South Main street near Crawford
street today, there was found
gas in such quantities that the workmen
were obliged to wait some time to allow
IL to escape. IL is said that tho cause is
due to the fact that the gas main
In South Main street Is old and leakoy,
and, II is feared, that II spyue
thing is not immed lately done about the
matter there will be serious trouble. it
has been suggested that tho manholcs of
the subway be opened once or twice
during the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
ALL QUIET NOW.
The italian Prisoners Have
All Been Murdered.

WAsHINoToN, March 13. - Marquis
Imperialis, first secretary of the Italian
legation, called at the State Department
this morning and directed the atten-
tion of the officials OF News from
Walesburg, Col, of the assassination OF
four Italians. He asked that the good
offices OF the State department be used
mediately to prevent the further kill
ing of his countrymen.
Another One Murdered.
CUcHARA JUNCTION, Col, March ia
mob entered the Walsenburg jail early
today aud killed one more OF the Italians
charged with the murder of a. j. Hixson.
In oil five Italians have been killed.
RosEAU, Col, March l3.-oi the nine
Italians arrested for the murder of A. j.
Hixson, four were exonerated at the
coroner's inquest. Five were held for
trial aud ordered committed TO the jail.
These have all been killed. The town of
Walsenburg is now quiet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
Profanity and Pain

Too often go together. Refrain from swear
ing il you are suffering the torturcs OF rheuma-
tism, and seek the aid ot Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which will expel the rheumatic virus
from your blood. Kidney and malaria COM
plants, dyspepsia, constipation. neuralgia and
biliousncss are all relieved by this sterling
and comprehensive family medicine, which
should be kept always on hand for emer-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
Captain Nash signed.

BosroN, March l3.--Captain Nash of
the Boston baseball team, whose signing
has been delayed for several weeks,
signed articles at the Office OF President
Soden, today. The Boston team will
leave for the South Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
II)on't Hurt.

Fine Gold Filings for two dollars and
upward. silver FILINGS one dollar. Crown
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method of Extracting is always painless and
perfectly safe. Recommended by leading
physicians. DIR. M. Y. simmons. Dental
Rooms. SS Westminster street. Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

The Alerts social in B. T. Hall last
evening was very well attended. j. j..
Kerr was door director.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
j. WILLIAM BRADY,
Mattress Maker and UphOlSterer.

Feathers, Bedding Etc Telephons go AMI 27l
Woybosset street opposite snow street Richmond
building. Providence, n.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

HM ~ As 20 W To oan on furniture. pi-
lSB W s9 Ex amos, etc, from Sl1 up,
which can remain tu pos
session of the owner Payments or principal re-
ceved at any time. al payments reducing interest
accordingly. business confidential aad lowest
rates Of interest Mail your address and we will
cal az once. MI N ENGLAND LOAN co. ~
Westminster street Room no. mi3diyr
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06

.,on NJ Deborah written, as Delieve '""' -
rrsesnt one known here has lost much In the
ia,ion and Is far below the original, WHICH ''~''
upon great work hand.
"Availng myself OF the time LETT on my 'a"
b., ,he Russian affair, made my first visit ~
tts,v was delighted with the country put fou"
the climate contrary to my expectations veg
vere the cold weather continuing during my e"'"
stav While in Rome. thanks to the KINDNESS -
my countryman Cardinal LedochowsKi' "i' W
,-rsat bonor Of a private interview with Pope Leo
XIII AT the Vatican. and attended the cere"'o"''
in the Sistne Chapel Of his anniversary
oT shall onen my present season. as you know o'
,,nda, ., the Garrick Theatre. and In the
course NJ the engagement shall produce my ne"
nlav Mistress Betty 1t Is quite up TO my eA-
pectatlons and as far as one can Juase ifoNi ,e
hearsals will prove a success. and thinh' 'aiu-
able addition to my repertory. shall In any case
play my entire list Of pieces cSst51av tnis 'sD idea.
"rhis believe to be one OF the crying eVils Oh ns t
drama that is fast depicting ,he man stas or woman
playing one character from month 10 no's ,et from
wear to year What schooling can one see - H H'
ssvcb c9nrse2 The result ls inevitable; actors Pc
come specialists. the artistic deyeopiHteme mea,i,inn
mind is numbed with the Inonoiovy ovysr looks only to
the present and the amount OF salary 'ha' "''
services command from week 10 Wv heve no good
actors: far from IL. America has as many as any
other nation on earth. but refer TO me younger %
members of the profession. who instead OF soiuub
through the schooling OF the various pa pn tocome
ieeitlmate drama whereby alone they can become become
great artists are obliged TO conine ther @ 'aienIs nus
70 the trashy characters Of farccl comedy anu So
called melodra ma and thus lose the golden oppoi,
tnnities that the stage holds forth to the arden'
students Of Shakespeare and other Srea' tu roh
NV present engagement In New orK VIII pipo-
ably be nv last. for it is my hrm intentlon, aneer @
playing this season in Eastern cities ana next var
in The West 10 retire permanently from the stasc
and spend the remainder OF my NE az my peauu, M
fu home in southern California co Sia me cIty
last appearance IN pubic In san Francisco the c,S
that first gave me hearing in America; loi WIZ"
| naturally have deep and lasting aHecuo"'
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06
lUTrxy PLEASURES AT BRYN MAwR.

Rryn Mawr PENN Oct. 8 (SpecaD.-The beautiful
weather which has prevailed during the last week.
combined with the many and varied entertain
ments has served keep the Bryn Mawr Hotel
filled 10 It's utmost capacity. The close proximity
of Bryn Mawr College the Bryn Mawr Hotel
has Influenced many parents with daughters to re-
main until college opens or examinations are nm
shed The magnificent roads, beautiful scenery and
braolng air have brought many owners OF tally
here with their coaches Every afternoon the toot
Of the horns can be heard on some OF the numerous
roads In which this country abounGs
Among the dinners OF the week were those given
by Augustus Heaton. w +. Walker. H. k Fox.
and l.. A. Rommel pretty luncheon was given on
Friday by Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson Covers were
laid for twenty. TIE german rendered the guests
Of the Bryn Mawr Hotel by Mr.. Sterry was one OF
the important Incidents of the season
The whist tournament on "Wednesday evening al
forded the lovers OF the game ample opportunity
TO display their skin. Among the whist players
stopping the Bryn Mawr Hotel are Milton e.
Worth. author OF Whist" and Mrs. ]. Hollings-
worth Andrews. president Of the Philadelphia whist
Club.
Mr. sterry has decided to keep the hotel open
until November ].
Among those staying at the Bryn Mawr Hotel are
T. Dupuy de LONE, Spanish Minister TO the United
States and his family: &. w. Haskins and his
family; Mr. and Mrs. y. II Oliver and Mr. ard Mrs.
s. MegarEee Wr'aht of New-york-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06
GOLF WEEK WAS LIVELY AT NEWPORT

Newport r. L. Oct. 5 (speciaD.-Thanks TO the
golf tournament, Newport has been unusually lively
this week. All society witnessed the golf games,
and the visitors were duly welcomed by the presi-
dent of the club Theodore A. Havemeyer OF New
York There were as was to be expected, many
surprises but the best men won.
Among the cottagers entertaining this week were
Mrs W W Sherman, Mrs. Atherton Blight. Mrs.
J. H. Beekman Mrs. william Post, j. V. Parker.
Mrs w L. Kane who entertained her guests with
amateur theatricals and dance; Miss Grosvenor.
Mrs w F. Whltehouse Mrs. W. b. Hopkins, Mrs.
Elisha Dyer jr, T. F. Gushing, F. ". Andrews.
tr Mrs James Stillman, Mrs. Robert Goelet and
Mrs. r. T. Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who have been
visiting Chauncey VI. Depew at his country resi-
dsnce on the Hudson, have returned TO The Break
era Mrs Vanderbilt. II is understood, Will give
n,cnlc next week at her farm on the island.
Deads have been entered for record In the City
Hall conveying the S. w. Pomeroy estate on Belle
,eava containing about 10000 square feet OF land.
with buildings and other improvements, from the
mortgagee 10 George L. Rives OF New-York. and
from the latter TO l-lspenard stewart OF the same
city The price paid was $4,000
summer residence is building on Ledge Road
for Governor Charles Warren Lppitt OF Rhode
Cottage visitors this week included F. Fl. Wales,
L \ Taller, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bell Mr.. and
Mrs Lloyd S. Bryce, Mr.. and Mrs; Nicholas Fish,
MIR and Mrs. Albert Lee, Frederic Coudert and
FREDERICK Coudert, tr, of New-York.
The residence OF Mrs W. X Vanderbilt has been
closed for the season
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06
UODJESKA BELTETES ~ NAVY PLAYS
THE oNE-PLAY SYSTEM MENACE TO THE DRAMA
THE ri SsIAN EXPERiENCE-sIE EX
PECTs SOON TO LEAVE THE
.c., PEP # NT.\TI.v
STAGE PERMANENTLY

Nre Nodieska who is to begin a short engage
mont al the Garrick Theatre tomorrow night. has
co,oe hack TO America with the distinction OF hav-
ing been ordered to leave Russia. To fall under I'm
nerial dspleasure for an utterance made two years
ago and 5000 miles from the Cars dominion ought
certainly TO appear in the light Of distinction to
one who has lived long enough in America to be
accustomed to its air and familiar with its mild
lavs But this Russian experience is not new
story and Nine ModJeska had other interesting
things 10 say when she talked with Tribune
porter the other day
"It was my intention" she began. 'on my recent
visit IN Europe to make extended trip through
Russia This as you know. was prevented by the
ordered me 10 leave the kingdom, owing. / believe
~ some utterances which I made at the Worlds
t,atr concerning the condition of Poland. l there
for. p,aved In but three cities-Cracow. Lunberg
and Posen My reception in these places amounted
to an ovation.
.'In addition TO my American repertory. which In
cudes Much Ado About Nothln.' Mary Stuart
Macbeth Twelfth Night AS You Like 1t.
Mazda and Camille | played divers pieces OF my
old European repertory, such as 'Delilah. Princess
George a Ladies' Battle. and Polish pieces
unknown here. / also appeared for the first time
in Fedora Divorce and Deborah. Fedora
found exceedingly easy. My countrynen. as rule,
looked upon Divorce from comedy standpoint
Deborah which is known here as Leah, the For
saken played In a realistic way. accenting the
Hebrew or Oriental side Of the character. 1t Is
proba bic that ! shall soon have a new English YER
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06
UappEylyGs ~ BALTIMORE SOCIETY.

Baltimore oct. observation-disclosures people have
been amusing themselves this week by visiting the
theatres. which are all open again. and many small
box parties have been given. These are often fol-
lowed by a supper Weddings, too have begun. and
the autumn season promises to be gay.
On Tuesday evening the wedding OF Miss Sue
Williams and William stuart took place at the
Unitarian Church. Afterward there was a reception
al the home OF the brides mother. Among those in
the church were Mr.. and Mrs. Kel Bradford. Mr.
and Mrs Hough Cottman. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Mcdowell Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob Albert. Miss Findley. Mss Alys Mon
tague Mrs Lee Webster. Or. +. W Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs Ashton Ramsay, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Duer and many others
The marriage on Thursday morning OF Miss
Florence Patterson Mordeca!, daughter OF the late
Randolph Mordeca. TO George Law Harrison, was
quet. owing to the recent death OF Mr. Mordecai.
The ceremony was performed at Fairlie the coun-
try home OF the Mordecais. and the couple started
Immediately afterward for a trip North.
on Saturday afternoons the Green Spring Valley
Hunt Club meets and number OF riders go out
each tine Among them are Miss Eleanor Stewart
Mr. and Mrs Edward Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. John
McfIenry Plunkett Stewart, Manly Whedbee Eu-
gene Backford MI and Mrs. Joseph Whyte Miss
Nancy Nicholas. Miss Agnes Craddock Arthur
Craddock and John Howard.
Mrs Irvine Kcyser has given several house parties
tl..s fall and among her guests lately were Miss
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06
A QUEER SHAMPOO

From The Buffalo Express.
In one OF the hotel barber shops small italian
boy named Joe ofiicates with the whiskbroom The
other day the hotel housekeeper sent down 70 the
proprie ,or the shop and asked him 10 fix her up
a bottle OF shampoo He fixed IT and told Joe to
take il up to the hOusekeeper
"You tell her" said the barber, ITO take half
teacup Of the shampoo and put in II two teacups OF
water and apply -
Joe took the shampoo and went up TO the house
keeper with t. In short time he came back and
the barber asked: Give It 10 her all right?"
Yes said Joe.
with the directions?"
"Yes" said joe again.
Half an hour later the barber noticed the house.
keeper out In the hall, looking curlodsly into the
shop. lie walked out where she
Hello she said. (Which is II? Are you drunk
or craZyy'
much dignity.
.'You must be the other. judging from the
message you sent up with that shampoo"
What message did | ssndg
Joe told you said to tell me 10 make cup ei
tea and put II In the bottle and lie about IT,"
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06
THE LAKEWOOD SEASON OPENS.
MANY CoTTAGERs RETURNING TO THEIR WINTER
HoMEs-PRoMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE
LATREI. HOI-SE

Lakewood. n. j.. oct. (speciaD.-The beginning
OF the Lakewood ceason on Tuesday brought a COM
plete change after the quiet of summer. Seldom
has the first of Oc Ober found many cottagers re-
turned to their winter homes On Tuesday the doors
of the Laurel House opened. with David Il.
Plumer again manager. Mr.. Plumer has been
nected with the management for several seasons,
and this year very material changes and improve
ments have been made under his direction. The
sun paror opposite the ballroom has been enlarged
to twice It's former size. and charmingly furnished
with divans. deep chairs and palms. Here the morn
ing concerts given by orchestra. under
the direction of Lucius NJ Hosmer. The ball and
dining rooms have been newly decorated and are
most attractive with the pale cooring, garlands and
gliding of the French style. A number Of patrons
of former seasons have returned and an excellent
booking assures success for the coming weeks.
Building has gone forward rapidly dur. lg the sum-
mer Among the more attractive cottages are those
built by Arthur B. Clahin, Of New-York in Lake
Drive: Captain A. NJ Bradshaw, opposite the Laurel
House and Mrs l.. l.. Squler. In Ffth-st. Max
well Wyeth of Philadelphia has improved MS re-
Gently purchased Madison-ave. property, and VIII
spend the winter here with his family. Mr.. ana
Mrs Jasper Lynch are also here to snperihtehd the
final work on their remodeled home Other cot
tagers who have returned include Mr. ana MIS-
Francis 2. Freeman from Newport; the Misses Les
lie DR. and Mrs. II. l.. Sheldon. from Bar Hsrpor
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Curtiss. and Mr.. and Mrs. X
Il. Kerr.
Prominent among the lessees OF cottages is W.
V. Clark, superintendent Of the Southern DIVISION
OF the New-Jersey Centrai Railroad professor W.
H. Carpenter Of Columbia College, Will occupy the
Vanderpool cottage for another season Mrs. W.
C. Stones Wodcroft. the first OF the picturesque
cottages in Lake Drive, is leased to Clarence D.
Mitchell. OF NewYork.
Early arrivals at the Laurel House Include Mr
and Mrs Frederic J. De Peyster, the Misses DE
Peyster, Mr.. and Mrs. lgnatius Il. Grossman, MISS
Mildred Booth Grossman, Clarence T. Il. Gross
man Mr. and Mrs. David Magic, j. Warren Nash,
the Misses Nash. Mrs. r. p. Wood, Mrs. II. w.
Bodine Miss Z. G. ALer, the Misses King, II. Hay
den Sands, Dr. c. L. Lindey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Ropes Miss Ropes, Mrs. Schuyler siaats Mrs.
N +. Ten Brock, Miss i. a. Pral, Thomas b
Clifford. r. b. Clifford. tr, $ T. clifford, Miss Gan-
ney. Miss Jaques and H. X. Reed. of New-York;
Mr and Mrs Wymberley Jones DE Renne, Of
Savannah: Mr.. and Mrs H. " Grouse, the Misses
Grouse Thornton Grouse. Of Jersey city; Mrs.
Civmer Mr.. and Mrs W B. 5. Ciymer George
Ciymer and Miss Wallace. Of Washington a driv-
ing party formed by Mr.. and Mrs. John p Haines.
Mrs. William A Haines and Miss Hanes. came
over from Cranmoor Farm. at Toms River. on
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06
H4RTFORVS LAST TOWN ELEC1ION.

A vrcopor-s SO-IICENsE CAMPAIGN-TIlE INTER-
Cr,prING sEwER-A NEW THEATRE ASSURED
Hartford oct (specaD.-The town election next
Monday will be the last election the town OF Hart
ford viii hold as the Consolidation act comDhihe
the town with the city will go into erect neat june
and do away with all town officers lhere IL,
however a great deal Of interest in the matter ana
there will be a large of-year vote. This VIII pe
broueht about largely by the vigorous no-Icense
campaign which has been conducted mere curing
the present week. such temperance WORKERS do
Thomas T. Murphy. John G. Noolley ana the heV
D. ~ Beach holding large meetings 10 arouse "o
license sentiment. This has had the usual effect
of stirring up the license advocates and the saloon
element and there Will be large vote on that side
of the question. IL not for no license.
The woman's ticket did not appear th.s year
although the women have made nominations "h'eh
they will try TO get into the ballot box by the use
of pastors There is little contest over the nonha-
lions each party putting up its old ticket Iherc
will be some interest TO the political complexion
OF the new wards. the entire city having been re-
districted The Republicans are confident that FIX
OF the ten will be safely Republican, as against
three Of the old eigh;
There Is a strong movement on the part OF citizens
interested health OF the city TO have the work
OF constructing the ntcrceptng sewer which is to
remedy the Park River nuisance begun at once
but there IL an obstacle which seems to be dif-
fcult 10 without two three years de.ay
IN the courts. This the appeal from the award Of
land damages where the sewer is to private
land. There are three appea.s, and the PROCESSES
OF the courts tedious that 1t may take three
years to get al the real work OF building the sewer
The theatre site question Is settled 10 point
the building Will be begun again at early
day and be put up in accordance with the present
plans The Travellers Insurance Company VIII
build. and II the city claims the strip of Land which
forms Only about onehffh Of the site. IL vii, bring
a sui, and the Travellers vii. give bond sufficient
to guarantee the city If necessary. until the courts
have passed upon the matter At all events. the
new theatre Is now assured
The old trouble between the Street Board and the
gas company has broken out anew. and the Street
Toard Will probably endeavor 10 enforce its orders
=, ths gas company relay its pipes in Main-st
I'm time for the new paving which is 10 70 down
next spring the idea beng that the gas pipes must
he put IN this fall in order that the foundation N
the street may be free from settling OF the gas
oh
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06

over the links. Arrangements for the oui'ui"s VI
the new hotel here have been completed, anu .n
Thursday the workmen began to tear oo"n ,,e
Homestead Hotel. the new building VIII oe o." '''s
site The hotel Is TO be completed by the first of
April. 1896 Mrs. NJ r. ingalls, gave tea at the
Casino on "Wednesday afternoon. c. vanue'p nv 10 ,t
and B. 3. Van Court:andt are d,yns the last
week were From New-York. DR.. j. ~ hrsuspn ai
Mrs Emerson r. Parsons IL f n mrs shppy i' f. R.
McLane. MIR. and Mrs H. r. Palmer MI ana MIS-
George " chandsr George vi ISfTvHn Badwin Miss Miss
Maude BALDWIN. c. Branch and p OConnor
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06
TIE RHINEBECK FIRE PARADE.
ARRIVAL. OF MR.. BELMONTs COACHING FARrf.
INCLUDING THE DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH
AND MIss CONsrELO VANDERBILT.

,pprva1 OF MIR BFIMONTs COACHING FARTY.
INCLUDING THE DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH
AND MISS CoNsUELo VANDERBILT.
Rbinebeck. ~ Y oct. (speclaD-A crowd NUM-
bering at least 5000 persons and including many ot
the leading citizens Of the Hudson River valley
gathered here to witness an interesting hremens
review The village was gay with decorations. the
houses Of leading citizens and places Of business
ON the line of march being literally covered with
bunting The reviewing stand was erected In me
village square and on Il seated Governor Nor
ton Colonel John Jacob Astor. Colonel ;. F. Marvin
and Colonel O. w. Turner, his aides-ce-camp. IN
full uniform: Mayor p. B. Odell. OF Ne"burg; Mayor
D. d. Kennedy, OF Kingston: the Boards OF Alder
men of Newburg and Kingston. the trustees Of the
village of RhnebecS DR.. and Mrs. George y Mil
Ter the Misses Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H.
Crosby Mrs. John Jacob Astor and j. H. Arm
strong The parade moved promptly az 2:5O p. m.
and included the four ire companies OF TINS place.
each of which mad as its guest company from
nearby city, all accompanied by bands and drum
corps The parade was led by Grand Marshal I A.
Trayer and was greeted with remarkable amount
Of enthusiasm Mr. Morton remarked that II was
one of the happiest OF the KIND ne had
ever witnessed and one he would long remember.
The Misses Morton have returned to Ellersle after
long visit in Lenox where they were the guests
OF Mrs. William d. Sloane
O. H. p Belmonts coaching party. which includes
the Duke Of Marlborough. Miss Consueo Wander
hIt and Mrs Jay arrived at the Locusts Thurs
day night and are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Car
ence Grey Dinsmore They will probably remain
here over Sunday and then drive cross country v
Lake Mohonk, thence to Tuxedo. ,
Miss McAllister, niece of the late Ward McAins'
ter has been the guest OF Mrs. Goodwin at Edge
water. .-
Mrs Douglas Merritt Is entertaining a large house
party at Seacote ,
Mrs William Bergh Kip has closed Aukony and
gone 10 her town house, No. 20 East Forty-eigntn-
St. New-York The Messrs. Kip are ardent golfers,
and have had a fine of links laid out AT Aukony
They will run up from town as long as the weather
will permit them 10 enjoy this sport.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06

Mildred Perlne Waiter de c. Poultney and Harry
Ferguson. . - ~,
land OF New-York will be OF the debutantes
OF the season Miss Dulaney, with her sister mas
lately been visiting her aunt in New-fork
The Colonial DANES VII resume Their weekly teas
early this month. At present they are trying 70
secure larger apartments. as the society mas In
creased largely. a..
Richard Cursor Pou.,ney, who has spent the
summer AZ Newport Will return to England whcre
he will 1--we permanently Mr.. Poutney has painted
many miniatures since he has been IN America
on this visit , 49,, - ,-,
dav evening in honor OF Mr. and Mrs Jesse Tyson,
who have recently returned from abroad
New-York tribune., 1895-10-06

ARRIVALS AT THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
Hot Springs Va. Oct. (speciaD.-These COOL crisp
mornings and the fresh mountain air are ike nectar
10 those who come here 10 take the baths and to
the well and hearty is just the weather Tor golf
and every day groups Of players may be seen going