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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-30
|. 0. 0. F.
That Interesting Question Set
tied,

| LiCu,
To the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Your Committee on Appeals report as
follows:
On the 18th day of June, 1895, the
Grand Lodge OF Nevada adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
ReSoteed, That a special tax of $3.50
per capita per annum, payable rs cents
in July and rs cents in January of each
year, be levied, to be applied to the
present Indebtedness of the Endowment
Rank, until the same is paid. Said
money to be paid to benetciaries pro
rata, as it is received.
Resolred That the moneys be received
and disbursed through the regular chan
nels of the Grand Lodge.
Under these resolutions there was le-
vieds upon Wildey Lodge, No. /, in the
jurisdiction of Nevada, the sum of
$62.25, which amount was paid by said
Lodge under protest, and this appeal
brings in review the validity of said req
olutions of the Grand Lodge and the le-
gallty of assessments made Hereunder.
The Constitution OF the Grand Lodge
of Nevada limits the power OF that body
in the levying of assessments to "the
necessary expenses thereof"
But the debt mentioned in these reso-
lutions was not the debt of the Grand
Lodge. Neither the moneys nor funds
of either Grand or Subordinate Lodge
can be bound for such purpose, by res
olution or otherwise.
In such case, the only obligation
Lodges are under is 10 secure from their
respective officers the faithful discharge
OF such duties as the funeral benefit as
sociation may impose upon them.
In 1875 the Grand Lodge of Switzer-
land adopted resolutions creating what
was called the "Swiss Obligatory Death
Fund.-" and proposed to force assess
ments to carry out the scheme.
This was held to be illegal and void.
qn, IL i,s.s -~,~,.. beet held that a Grand
Jurisdiction cannot force such asse g.
ments, even though a minority of the
Lodges within the jurisdiction may agree
thereto.
In 1877 this Grand Body refused to
grant to Lodges powers such as were
here sought to be exercised, and such
has been its policy since.
Tested by this array of authority, the
resolutions under consideration must be
held void.
We therefore offer the following:
Resolred, That the assessment of APP
ppllant OF 1925 under said resolution
of the Grand Lodge OF Nevada, June 10,
1895, is void.
Resolced, That the Grand Lodge OF Ne
vada be, and it is hereby ordered, to re-
pay to Wildey Lodge, No. |, |. 0. O. f.,
said sum of $6225 so paid by said last
named Lodge under protest, or arrange
the payment OF said sum to the satisfac-
ton of sa ID Lodge.
The report was adopted. The next
session will be held in Springfield, Ill.
Judge Mack is Chairman of Committee
on Constitution and Major Huffaker is
a member of Committee Oh Degree of
| Rebekah.
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-30
Millinery.

Mrs. Phillips & Linton have opened
the Fall and Winter season of Millinery
i'll parlors IL and 43, Nevada House,
where the latest styles in hats, bonnets
and toques. can be seen. Prices to suit
the times. They will be pleased to
have their friends and patrons give
them call. No trouble to show goods.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-30
Music Lessons.

Miss Lottie Gale, graduate OF the
Conservatory OF Music, San Jose, will
give instructions in music to limited
number of pupils. Apply at the resi-
dence of l.. Hettenhausen. Miss Gale
comes highly recommended as teacher
and is known to many Wadsworlh
people as a talented musician.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-30
We WOULD SELL WOOD /!

And will sell first class Wood, stove
length, delivered at your door free OF
charge. Call on Short Bros. at the
Wadsworth Bottling Works.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-30
Help Wanted.

$40 to $lS per week to men and women
for easy home work No books or can
vasing. No experience. Bonatied offer.
No Catch. Send stamp for work and
particulars. Z. HERMANN, 213 South
Sixth Stree, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-30

If you only want big-looking bottle
of linimnnt Oh g. y =, = want
bottle of good hniment that is p,s5..
than it looks ask for Trib.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-30

Trib is the liniment of the century. =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

located IN the Ephfaim mining Ole
irlct are 10 the effect that the property
" showing coed ore aud that Ia all
probability II will enter upon tho list
VI shippers nj no distant date.
Broker STARK wac ON the foor o. the
exchange today after hn absence OF
several days during hirh time he
has been msking an examluation II
the WRutuuks, a property IN which he
is iuioftuicd. Hu reports ii In nnu
co uditisn und sncklng nigh grade ore.
Tho latest report rom the Swansea,
~ Silver city, bears the intelligence
thHi Ia driving south nom its main
shaft tho management has encounter
I'D az ore fhute parallel with that
which has placed u nj the head %
silver Cliy's ~, ducofs, aad that the
ofe ~ Identical with that encountered
In the original. A. the south swan
sea Il hrEt door 10 this pfuprfiy, thin
important discovery IL no ipubt the
cauHH o tho sudden fisB IN quotations
OF these particular aiockh.
Para Recofo. Anoihor gold excite.
mont has broken out over recent dis
covefl'a near the summit Ou tho Utah
GENITAL railroad ahd mum oui ioch.
tons afu being matu by tho boys on
tho road AMI oihvtt who are on tue 10.
side Of tbv nni. Some very nice look.
ing quafiz has been uncovered and
pay f0ca may be the result. This IL
the third time that ggld bearing quartz
hal tom found Ia that locality but 10
date nothing thA. would Pay has been
developed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06
Highest Of all Leavenng POver-Lates, u S. Govt Report.
R3yH!AI'!I! R Rskassa:
ABSOLUTELY PURE

a. well NJ tho water quettlon,exue ~.
ing some s4,011 tor LABOR performed ~
surveys anu pf0fpect worn during the
past three week.. Tho examination
was Satisfactory ~ Mt. Greene and tue
property will be transferred TO him ~
coon ~ the ntcefssry papers eau be-
male out. A plpe line - milcs In
length Will he put IN ~ soon ns pnssi.
BILE, aud viii have capacity OF 1900
minef'a irchta. THIS l. the greatest
mining deaf ever made In mining
ptepofty IN the state. The c0nsii,ra.
ton IA supposed TO be about $4,000.
IL hoe been known for the past my
years that there were very Iicn plaoets
Ia the Oregon Butte district, but the
Inability 10 obihin water has prevented
theif being worked u any great Ux'
cot. The nat mining was done Ia
Oregon guleh 10 1885 aud the old
uitches and dams are ttiii In existence.
In 1853 n eteond attempt wac made 10
wofk the properly aud over 100 miners
from Idahn aud Utah came Ia tnefu
anu hegan wofE. a ditch four miles
long was dug " thute hardy miners
with only rios AMI shovel, but be-
tore u clulI uu put u use tie lndiaua
NHlup uV"h hlph W." h'ANh "ahs
anu driving the fmaindef away.
ssvofai graves on Dead Mans guion
are Silent nmindefa Ct the Indian
tavagrIy in thvss early Jays.
McaIf. Sun aud company have held
this properly al $4,000. IL is etii.
mated that tue oust Vi taking the water
upon Il mud other Incidental expenses
will amount 20 $4,000 more before
tue owners will receive returns on
thclt invtH mon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

been discovered ~ the great Mrfct
ruid mlns in Ufnh quite larfu ru
utr Of fpmnftnhy well ctytiHlE
areclmers. Many 20 inrfe are twin
'uu ~ sltiking ia thrir aimi'nfi'y
Tue twins II teicuitc, and tp allie HIi
come OF the simple cfysiaii t.s
minrraiosisis a. oUou see that tTuim
su0uid be clssied ~ a m1uutliuitt 90
stead Of al ofthuthUmbic mintint
tho Utah mineral utcufa IN cl.f
varying from gray o. black Ia colo
and containing considerable autilrtuu
pyTite, making II quite n fion < u uir.
ihu crystals line cavitios all thfluEi
the clay, an unpromiting looking m4st
when broken open often sbuWins
a beautiful cluster Of the bright iom1t
10 orange yellow ofpiment ofyttalt
OcoielDuaily a crystal or realgM o.
some exceedingly minute, hut votl
brilliant and biguly modified sulphur
crystals are found In the same cavity,
doubtless produced by the doc0mpoti
ton VI the pyfite Ia the ganRuti OF
m re rarely, crystals OF sUionltc are
seen. The Orpimont crystals are %
various sizes, o5mmouly ifom iJ
inch Ia length, but lew cryH,hll ht
much ns " mufe than an incn long
have been found. A. cabinet snuci'
mems they are most attractive, aHd 90
they eau be obtained fat more chuapiy
than the iuiUtiOr iofoign specimens
now ~ cJmni0u, collectors VIII give
them toe warm welcome which U1y
desc. ve.--Popular Science News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

Two tulphlies Of fTienlc arc found
In ialuu-Icalgetr tho beautiful au.
f0ta rel m0nofulpnidr, Ars, and or.
ilntni, mo aiiil moro SNOWY yellow
,etguhulphiiO, At2sa. Both Of the,e
miutf. T. have been known from tue
earliest limes, the fftl authentic ernid
uf item beng Ia tho treatise 20.
s,onts" written by ThUophFAtus,
about Il. G. $40. The present name,
'ofplmtni," IL corruption Of tho Laun
name, "Auripismentum," iirst given
90 toe mineral ~ Phny nbpul a. ID,
90, Aunpi. mtnium means "golduu
paiui,' anu lhs mluefal was 80 nAmt q
moi ouly BIC use OF ~ goT.
grrus golden color ana luslef, hui
als3 btc.uso 1. was supposed 10
contain goa. The miueIal has
uruu conn nfatIyely rare one, and gut
ew ciyslais tb,uinud were o. q unded
'''ntr rice. that an error was made
- eE niping no system 10 whlol
90 ged. Rseenlly there has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06
NEWS OF The MINES.
Work at lbe Mines 10 and About
NlmnOIh, TlnilC District
TnrLonE RESIGNS MS POSITION
And Goes 10 Accept similar Onc IN
Idah5-tn The stick iXehafgi
-Dips AID 'purt

,,,.i,i core.ponden 10 The sEwsi
u.yvortt. Oct bih, isD6.-Many
- Iii NO ,toub, ,.,,.t IN
mlhliE "eu W
near that MI Nleh iieIote h'S ~
signed his position ~ superintendent
.,ue Hioux Con.oiica ied and Utah
a. r..Ia,. a.. h.., ,,n.
mih'. ~. e'Os
utcted win these hiu'H iu' o'e'
tsaf and thore are many .ot the old
,t,,s miuets who will miss him at the
'' .,,a. m. ..nti,m,n left he,e
pfops' -. -,
today Tor Boise Cl'J' iuaho' N"e'u "'
will take the tupefintoniency OF DINER
mining ptopsfiies.
~, 49, Nt,,n. ,,,nna,y IA.
ANe
eeiNei us h''lopeh VI 'hou'pO'"''On W
day IRON the secretary NJ Slate. the
,,mpany mas inc lfpofaleI iOf 800. 900
-, al, m. in. vs.u, az az ,scn.
~. ...,-,....
mis- company hAA 'siy pf1lnh'hg
outlook for the futufc. Toe shat IL
,sv DOWN lg5 hot aud tho led 20 10
,,,,,, .tt,, ~. d.,,h 4. ATTAINED
t''a"s - --...--,.,..,
Mf' ia' De""""ei '"' s"P'''"e""
cnt Of the Mainmolh mills, has ust
fetutnod from q business trip to Mou.
iaaa. Hs IN lsokiug well and hearty.
Dol, Pa,ticK ami MI. MorRanthalef
bavs lu,, returned trom q ifIp 10 the
new STATE lint. u lth gontlsmun have
Jone oousldsrAblv prospecting at the
rev GOLD camp AhI nave bfou ht
b.ck eome noVd looking ore which
viii tuu very nish. C1l. Patrick
and Mt M0rsanlnaler ate l1ok.
ms muph better Tor tAUiF Trim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

.arotluivndent Flank AEzslia of
tho Lower Mammoth 10 IN town,
The recent sltlko OF ore In the Lucky
Blil NJ Pafh Guy l. reported ~ i'm.
ifsyiug ne depth 10 ob,ninej.
Last weeks ore shipments from the
Mel utnsh sampler az rfgatei | $50, $50
pounds, ora little over 500 tone.
4 now strike u orc on the 900 level
Of tue Ontario l. reported ~ running
exceptionally high Ia native silver.
The Cfoole at Park City Ia at present
showing ore that oEfIiuB values " q
or cot ieat, ~ pot cent Iron, "
unctu silver aud 50 IN gold u tue ton.
Tho Vallejo oompany's fIst ship.
meni Of ore from Para Ciiy yielded
returns VI $50 PER toe. ~ contained
Il POT cent COPPER. 81 ~ In gold, 10
unees silver aud 81 pr cent. IRON.
Rerorls from tio Bullion Paris mine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06
rnE nousLEy uiNr.
Cssd ore Ia Property Lacstsd stal
Three nitc 'rs'k.

Csad ore Ia n Property Lacstsd Near
Thee ntie 'rs'h.
4 short timo AgU au assay was made
~ ore from tue Housluy mine nraf
Thfto Mile Greek, says the brigham
BugltL Il went $3.50 gold anu $3.50
SILVER. For several months Grow tuvr
Bros. Aud fnnk Houtity VI lhfco
Mile have teen uoing comfortable
" spt ciiug on the bills four miles
southUasi Of Brigham. They nave
located seven gUOi claim. Dufing
thFse months from thfou ~ i've M n
hsvo buna working steadily on tuu
various Gains, but b. iaf the Housley
Il proving tue post. IL isup Ia Three
Mite Creek canyon about mile and y
hali. The tunnel u being Gug IN tue
tiIu o. tho Lil that wac recently
riowod out ~ tnu gioat reservoir Il i1u.
u. u. CfOW tnef bfuu sht % tue buglef
dice several goa tamplci OF ore
taken IRON this minr. Ihoy show
pyflteu o. iron aud c0b!uf, traces Of
gold nnd silver, wiih n good proportion
NJ while iron. The owners are quite
encouraged over tue pflepoelr.
Near by they have uf0 located big
deposit u gfApnite. The samples sent
10 Boston shower ia pei cent pure
graphite. / llillv i.uuvf, this fnd
would pr.vs a blnaGzh Develop.
ments may 80 rtsult.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cullon-otA Masayoshi, San Francisco
Henry cumAInato, pocaiollo, Idahoi M
u. Miller and family, Milford; Jane.
McQunrry, BEAVER W. W. Deable, Eu-
rokni Fred Gleaye, Omaha.
Walkor-Axol Einarson. Gunnlson, l..
Hickman and wife, Silver Cityi j, II.
llarrymon, Mammoth, DR.. J. s. Never.
=, Joseph, Moi A. Anderson, Mofoni;
A. d. Wilson, Mt PloarAut.
daughter, Fort Rfidgor, Wyo.i Mrs.
Jeanne Deahoie, san Ffanelsco, q. hi
bakor and wife. chicago; \. H.. Fols.
komor, J, 4, Galley. ogden.
knulsiord-h l., iRoLinson. Chlcaco,
q, W. ParAins, ogden, L. J. Glllosbie'
Kansas city, W, T. Meyer. ST. Louis, a.
5. llasmor, Nephl, 4. &. Coflin. John
Maddoll. Miss Lolsio A. waddoll, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

Tho directors u Tue q Did Belt Water
company hold mesting yesleriay, nj
which the company'a nftt dividend
was declared. IL Involves payment
nI si.5O1 or 30 cents per share and ~
bt!iuytd 10 TO but tue foterunucT Of a
,teady dow OF monthly divldunds.
Tle Uiah ana 0aluua dividends Of
5000 ani %, 900 fcspf otively were je.
uiafud yesterday anu will 10 disiflbuled
On the l0,h, Tnis funs ihu iofmuI'e
ngFresaiv payments 10 date up ~
fl6i 100 aad tue latter , $50 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

sic ~ an oregon Guieh IroprFti
Nhfrt ltahliueFa Once Marked,

sie ~ an oregon Guich Property
"h'r' utahhiasFa Ones worked.
u. l.. Saw, tscreiary o. the mining
,Aehaurr,. says tue LARAMIE, Wyrn
80 mrlArG, has juai returned ff0n
lht Ofcgon Butte nlac9ra, a uated eai
Tue sweeiNaisr riyet IA Ffosmun
,,ouniyi some frventy miles north %
~ Oh nrrng', whlihrr he wRs ciile
DI 49, 4. Greene, hlFIum Nes
inh capitalist 10 atti't IN m hing u
termination Of the properly. Thu
lIppeHy rxaInlned Ia Gwlsd l3
MtstIp. ltm Bun, Charles O'ConNtl
hbu james u. MrFag Ane, OF Raw IN
hnd consisted Of 5000 forer. N
uf'enb made veTy thorough 40
o'mplsle examination VI the gs0ugv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

the marker fIrm WIN oss the caiS
selling stueh.

Gas was tho only telling stock Oh
change today, 900 hhatua changing
hands al thfrr.ft uftba of n cent IcF
,uafe, Aud 100 going NJ half cent.
Taken n whole. however. tho maf'
let was him aud gave Indications VI
gradual Improvement. Tho Bullion.
Beck stick was strongly Did int al
5000, but hoigois demanded 50 20.
Mrscuf hel1 timilpt lEuits Ia tue
tsking while ihe bid TOT thc stock we
s5.95. The hwEuieas Jumped W
several poinis Rui rt tue clufs Al 90
was asked tor he + ulh swansea stock
white M SwaustA liOprf was an otluf.
ing At $3.50.
Tnu q sing figures veto a, iologt!
LisTrD STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06
YinO-Kolafra

Thla Incompatible preparation de-
velopa Intent Energy, intonsilies
and 8ustainf The Heertheat retaida
and dcopcns the Breathing, re-
strains tissue combustion undor tx
ortlon. prevents Fatigue and has no
reaction or bad altGr-cloct A days
outing with Vino Kolairn Is worth
adoyen without o. a tonic unparal-
ioled forfeeble Persona ud lnvalids.
pleasure without Safety Work
without Exhaustion, Endorsed by
Physielnns and Scientists
SOFA by nussl1if Generally
'iSi'Ti6g & loiiNHuN, selling Agents,
{. Wl..am &C., New fei-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06
ADDS WINGS
To a Bicycle

When Cyclists brace their Muscles.
brlghlontheir Spirits, regulate their
Pulses, clear their Brains and steady
their Nerves with tho new African
tonic-stinulant. In athletics and
In nil outdoor sports and pastimea
the highest rcsulia with the least
conacious effort follow the use Of tho
great yitallEur and invigorant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06
COVERED
WITH
HUMOR

When was thirteen years oli began 10 hava
hofr fYfi and cara, anil from as cafs 4 hnmor
tnfead ! dueiurfl Win i've different slUni
dpeiaff, uli iheT dIi ma nu good. NY dlsria1
my hrlii face, and body, Nobody thnnaht /
would live, and would pot have Too f1rCt4icrnl
lttHFuina, J usgd four boxes of CuTforra.
hte cakes u CruUrnA SOAR ana thrta hditirl
Al hiAi time, but uoW itia 90 thick ] can hafll1
comb a. I am slEinun ycaW Ola, weigh Isi
p9ulds, and am Perfectly Volt
Miss lltl.Ah dtANDkl., Clayton, s..
srtunr crau TtrtrHfHr % Warn baths siu, Ca.
tNlhA NlAr Eanfa Applications ~ Drftrfn M III3f.
n,aM 80 in.d doses u cpferHA Esialsrsf rrtsi5ti
" hHnlf cures,
tali throughout ne uofiA. Price cuftrrr. "a.
a9At iif.i NfautFtsfi 80 snd 81 lurfrn urrt,
80 tufH turr,i sals flars.. niifir.
- hss " laft LHrfl hkla iiainsi," malisd hss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

The sale Of seats Tor the Madame
SA Gene ATTRACTION beginning Thur.
uny uight Opeued at the box tiiies this
mu ruipg. Indications are tnat the
b q ,rsi sale OF the season will bs made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06
MEMS SUITS
32-Z5.

tcD' These ore made oil good
hcavy all wool materials, regular
pfiec 5000. ~ not exactly a. rep
resented. money refunded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

A SPECIAL INVITATION TO
ALL CONFERENCE VISITORS TO
COME AND SEE OUR NEW
STORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06
Great Conference Special Sale!
NEW STORE !
NEW GOODS !
NEW PRICES !


It's possible for everybody 10 have
a silk dress. The way We are oiier-
ing them makes it so.\
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06
UNDERWEAR & HOSIERY

MEMS, Women's aud Children's
Underwear ON SPECIAL SALE
FOR TWO WEEKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

py- THOUSANDS OF OTHER
BARGAINS WHICH WE HAv.
EN'T SPACE TO MENTION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE
OFFERED AT SPECIAL PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
COOL WEATHER AT WEST POINT.

WHY THE CADETS WELCOME RAIN IN THE DAY.
TINE AND DISLIKE 1T AT NIGHT
West Point. July IS tSpeciaD-The thunder
showers of Wednesday night cleared the atmos-
phere, and for n day two made light overcoao
comfortable. The cadets never object to rain
storm if only it occurs during the daytime. Drills
are always called off" and the lads 20 visiting.
At night however II is different The water soon
foods the company streets and finds ready en-
trance into the small tents. As cadets sleep on
the floor while in camp there Is usually a scramble
keep out the water -
The hotels continue 10 he well patronized MI.
Craney who for n quarter OF "A century mas man
aged the Nest Point Hotel says that this promises
10 be his banner year. Ills house has been com
fortably filled since early in May and appicat.ons
for rooms are still coming in The Highland Falls
hotels especially Cranston's and Stephens's, are
doing a splendid business.
Mrs J Pierpont Morgan has returned from the
Adirondacks and Cragstons IL full OF life again.
1t IL said that both she and Mr.. Morgan are about
10 begin bicycle riding.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Egenolf and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustavus Egenolf are al Steohenss
Mrs II. l.. Clarke and Miss Eleanor r. Clarkes
of New York also at Cranston s.
Mrs A. X Farrar and Miss Jessie Harvard. or 81
Louis. at craneys
Colonel Smith and Colonel Foster are staying ~
Cranston's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19

Mason cottage Coone l.. c. Weir pIes n1n1,o D
OF Central New York who preached IN old Trinity
Church last week S WeSRa P Kag OF
Dr. W H Basnal Of Pau France has Tr been , the
guest during the week Of William r rnorIs rye
P Peal 'We,more Dr W s. GusIn.ey Of lanes
stlllman at Oak Lawn; Center HltcncoeS S nay ana
Mrs prexs F. ,ann P %in,b or ANA Gharer
Miss I,na Mehl' OF Mrs Gunther; Miss Bradhurst;
q Mr.. Kernocha chen y Yr' Lieutenant n aaron at
the Biatchford cottage. Gresnough Place: Mrs
Qualtrough wife Of Lieutenant Qua,rougn OF 'xr r
tenant and Mrs Harrison. and Lieutenant ana ME-
Wilcox. OF Captain and Mrs Mitchell AT ror'
Adams. . <,, s-or, Ner
YORK: f. b. Warning. j. W. Aspell. ROBERT L.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
HOT WEATHER BENEFITS CAPE NAY.
THE RESORT CROWDED WITH GUEsTS-soXn
PROMINENT PEOPLE THERE.

PROMINENT PEOPLE THERE.
Cape May. y. j.. July IS (SpeciaD.-The warm
weather which has caused people in the big cities
to swelter has driven thousands OF them TO the
shore this week. and Cape May has benefited with
the other resorts The number OF visitors here -
now larger than it has been for many seasons. The
life at the resort become The leading social
affair Of the season VIII be the cottasers mid
summer ball, which viii take place at the Stockton
on Saturday. Angus; |.
Cardinal Gibbons Is here staying at the cottags
OF c. Thomas. of Philadelphia for Two weeks. Car
dina Saolli will also be guest OF Mr. Thomae
Willard Spenser, the Phadephian, VINO composer
princess Bonnie" and The Little Tycoon. and hia
family are here for the season
r.. Leopold Smith. jr.. OF New-fork IL staying &C
Congress Hall.
Colonel James r. Smith, L. s. A., who was ~
tired last year. is staying here with Mrs: smith.
Senior Jose Andrade. the Venezuelan Minister "a
Washington. and his family are here for the season.
Bishop William Pare Of Maryland. has been stay
Ing with friends here
at the Stockton
daughter Of the Vice President. left Cape May fos
the West on Monday They will return TO Cape
May later in the On. TO remain until the END.