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AT THE VENpoME.

The past week, especially during the Fourth,
was lively one at the Vendome. The spacious
grounds, rotunda, verandas, and in fact every
bit OF available space was taxed to its utmost
capacity. Lowinsky's orchestra had most at
tentive audience, who showed their apprecia-
ton by their frequent applause. Cycling re-
ceives more attention than any other out-of-
door pastime, still tennis and driving are not
forsaken.
Luncheon parties are quite the proper thing
at the Vendome this season. Scarcely day
passes unless some are held. The following
Mrs. Edward Barry, Miss Jennie Barry, Miss
Edna Barry, Miss Lefty Barry, Miss A. d. Will
kins, all OF Oakland, accompanied by Mrs. w.
Mrs. E, RAYMOND and maid and Miss Drink
house of San Francisco. accompanied by Mrs.
F. B. Taylor, I. B. Taylor and George NJ. Will
cox OF New York City, are pleasantly domi-
ciled at the Vendome.
Mrs. w. H Wright of San Francisco, accom-
panied by Mrs. A. D. Tourtilotte, are enjoying
the Inequalities of this popular caravansary.
Mrs. o. c. Pratt OF San Francisco, accom-
panied by Master Oryille Pratt, after visit TO
Santa Cruz, has returned to the Vendome.
D. Samueis and wife, accompanied by Miss
Sadie and Miss Jennie Samuels, have returned
to this city after pleasant visit with Manager
Smell.
H. R. Williar of San Francisco registered at
the Vendome the past week.
Miss Elsie Kraft of San Francisco, accom-
panied by Miss Juliette Maybeck of New York
city, were among the many who availed them
selves of the trip to Mount Hamilton during
the past week.
f. C. Hughes and wife of San Francisco, ae-
companied by their charming daughter, Miss
Beatrice, and NJ j. Kennedy and wife were
among the many guests at the Vendome the
past week.
liH. Dutard and wife drove their team of
handsome BAYS from San Francisco and were
guests OF the Vendome for several weeks.
W. J. Whitweu and wife of San Francisco
were the guests of Major H. S. Pickand and
wife at the Vendome the early part of the
week.
Or. R. II. Plummer of San Francisco, accom-
panied by his wife, registered at the Vendome
the past week.
Professor A. L. Cotton of the Lick Observa-
tory was guest at the hotel during the week.
Mrs. Charles P. Hall, James Jerome, Miss
Stella Jerome, Mrs. Arthur Without. J. r.
Lauck, ]. p. Kelly James T.-Boyd, George T.
Folsom, s. B. Toey, Frank Kerrigan, S. A.
Wood and wife, J. P. Currier, Miss Fannie
Lask. A. B. Paul Jr., were among the many
prominent San Franeiscans who registered at
the Vendome
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AT THE HOTEL MArEo.

At the Hotel Mateo, San Mateo, the Fourth
was spent in q very pleasant way. A tennis
match had been arranged between the guests
at the hotel and the Alameda Tennis Club, and
it proved to be q great drawing card. the
benches around the tennis court being
crowded throughout the game. 1t was found
advisable instead of making it a contest be-
TWEEN Alameda ana San Mateo, TO mix the two
teams and thus have more evenly matched
game. AT the close of the game prizes were
presented to the successful players by Miss
Isabel Sherwood In the evening there was
dance in the hotel, dancing being kept up to
an early hour in the morning. The music
was supplied by the symphony orchestra.
There was also very fine display of fireworks
in the hotel grounds. the intervals between
the pieces being filed in by the large crowd
singing "America" and the "Star-s pangled
Banner" with the greatest enthusiasm.
Below are presented the scores made in the
course of the tennis games:
Score of doubles-Mr. Dickie and Mrs II. A
Williams VS.. Mr.. Valley and Miss Winifred
Sherwood; Mr.. Dickie and Mrs Williams
6-5, Ga Mr.. Punnett and Miss Rose Sher-
wood VS.. Ed Lee and Miss Isabel Sherwood !;
Mr.. Punnett and Miss Sherwood, Cd Cd.
Mr.. Hewlett and Miss Winifred Sherwood VS..
Mr.. Dickie and Mrs. Williams; Mr.. Hewlett
and Miss Sherwood, 6-5, Ga. Mr.. Punnett
and Miss Rose Sherwood VS.. Lionel Sherwood
ana Miss Sherwood; Mr.. Punnett ana Miss
Rose Sherwood. 6-5, 6-5. Mr.. Hewlett and
Miss Winifred Sherwood VS.. Mr.. Punnett and
Miss Rose Sherwood; Mr.. Punnett and Miss
Sherwood, 6-5, 6-3
Finals-Mr. Hewlett and Miss Winifred Sher-
wood vs.. Mr.. Punnett and Miss Rose Sher-
wood. Won by Mr.. Hewlett and Miss Winifred
Sherwood. Score, 6-2, 6-5.
Singles-The entries III the singles were
Sherwood aud Dickie, Lionel Sherwood win
ming out in fairly easy stTle.
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Worcester, Mass; L, A. Salzer, Oakland; j. b.
Cooley, Harvard; Fred Fohman, L. lockers,
Miss Moody. Miss Wemple, Miss Chamberlain,
and Miss Florence Yates, San Francisco;
Miss Blanchard, san Jose; Miss II. Tucker,
New York; Miss Lucy Underhill, Providence,
r. l.: Miss Harriet X. Platt, San Jose; Miss X.
San Francisco; Miss Claire Phelps John K.
Robbins, Los Angeles: James Ward, San Fran
cisco; John B. Thomas, Charles Thomas, Oak
land; John H. Woodward, Harry Jenk-
ms, Harry A. Fitzgerald, New York;
George A. Clark, Harry K. Peoples,
George Robbins. Thomas Watson, Oakland;
Theodore Smith, George Smith, Santa
John Garvin, Oakland; Miss d. Emmons, Mrs.
Charles Z. Fonda, San Francisco; c. A. Yordi,
Cloverdale; George w. Rankin and family,
Miss Muriel Wemple, Mrs. NJ. j. Emmons, Mrs.
George Emmons and children, Z. H, Lancel
and family, DR.. Huntington and family, I. P.
Thaller and family. Miss Ida Baldwin, Miss
L. McCord, San Francisco; E. c. Cheesebro
San Francisco; G. ii. Beal. Santa Rosa:
Ernest Page. c. W. Page, Oakland; Rev. J.
Mass; DTury 'Msione. Harry Melone,- Robert
Melone. Ethel Melone, Marie wilson Oak
Noll; Elsie Smith, Bertha Smith, Henry Smith,
James Donahue, San Francisco; Emil Lehn-
herdt, Mrs. Emil Lehnhardt, Edna Lehnhardt,
Oakland; Miss o. Lennhardt, San Francisco;
c. f. Humbert, Manchester, Eng; Harry j.
Knoll, Chicago; Thomas K. Watson, New zea-
Jerome J. b. Argent, Walter ]. Brunt. San
Francisco; c. ]. Sheppard, Los Angeles; Mrs.
r. Sheppard, Petaluma; Miss Gertrude Hous-
Berkeley; Miss Lizzie NJ Hawkins San Fran
cisco; Miss Elise Watson Cushing, Thomas
Watson Cushing, Oakland; i. Grant and wife,
San Francisco; Z. J. Cotton and wife, Z. F.
Murdoch and wife, Oakland; ]. C. Huguenin,
San Francisco; w. ID. Sink, Cloverdale; George
T. MurisoE, w. T. Connolly, A. d. Sangster, Sa u
Francisco; James n. Thane, Liverpool, Eng !;
H. d. Luce, F. A. Hatch, San Francisco; F. s..
Page, Oakland.
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AT THE GEYsERs.

The list of arrivals at the Geysers includes
Charles P. Fonda, George W. Emmin, J. w.
Carey, c. G. Frost, Miss Clara stockton, San
francisco; G. w. Fillmore and wife, Oakland
DR.. Humphrey and wife, Miss Amanda Zeh,
Alameda; E. D. Baker and wife, Boston; J. J.
Earle, C. H Gorrill, Oakland; II. l. Dewey
and wife, Robert Barnes Crawford, Miss Buck
ley, San Francisco; N. P. Harmon Jr. and
wife, Fruitvaie; Charles II. Cushing Jr., Oak
land; George A. Smith, Clarence. Smith, Miss
b. Smith, Boston; G. A. Rawlins, Los Angeles
Harry t. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. r. L. c. Barnes.
George r. Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L.
Parker, E. Worth and A. A. Silver, San
francisco; r. Drummer, New York; Miss Nc
Cray, Philadelphia; NJ. Unger, Miss A. N.
Unger and A. F. Wade, San Francisco;
and J. a. Mclean, San Francisco; H. F. Child,
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Ethel Baird.
Hazel Skinner.
Corinne Flint.

Irwin, Phoebe Binney, Mamie Kelley, Ethel
Baird, Alicia Tombs, Matte Meyers, Hazel
Skinner, Zetta Meyers and Corinne Flint, Edith
Swain.
The Misses Hampton and Binney are now at
Pacific Grove enjoying their summer vacation.
Several other members will depart soon for
different resorts and all declare that they
would not think of leaving their bicycles
behind any quicker than they would their
trunks, and if it came to matter of choice it
might be the trunks that would get left.
The picture that is shown was taken in one
of Marysville's public parks just previous to
starting out on an evenings run.
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Ar KLAMATa Hor SPRINos.

Late arrivals at Klamath Hot Springs in
Guide: Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Taylor, San Fran
cisco; c. L. Parish, Klamath Falls; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bannan, oakland; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Taylor, San Francisco; Mrs. w. H. Stew
art, San Francisco; ]. r. Cook, Pokegama;
Miss RosabeIle Cook, Pokegama; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Britain, San Carlos; the Misses Britain,
San Carlos; Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Gray, San Jose !;
DR.. J. N. McGavin, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Huughton San Francisco; Miss Houghton,
San Francisco; Miss Bertha Houghton, San
Francisco; j. A. Manley. Sacramento; Mrs. j.
G.. Burress, San Francisco; H. Z. Wilcox San
Jose; Charles +. Wilcox, San Jose; Lueian Will
cox, san Jose; Henry NJ. n. Spring, San Jose
p. J. Knudsen and wife, Miss Dagmar KIND
sen, Miss Charlotte Knudsen, w, A. Prya,
oakland; Miss Helen Ford, Miss Kitty Ford,
Miss Sarah O'Tool, Gilroy.
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AT GLEN ELLEN

The social given at Wegener Villa, Glen
Ellen, last evening, is pronounced by all who
attended the most enjoyable affair of the kind
ever given in the county. Several of the
guests were from. San Francisco. The music
was excellent, the decorations tasteful and the
speeches very entertaining. Judge George II.
Bafrs spoke in feeling terms of the beauties of
nature as seen in Glen Ellen. DR.. 0'Donnell,
J. Wegener and j. n. shannon made brief re-,
marks. Dancing was kept up until A. NJ,
when an elaborate supper was served
The following were among the CUES is present:
Judge and Mrs. George II. Bahrs, DR.. and Mrs
c. c. O'Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Groom Mr..
and Mrs. L. 2. Degen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n Shan
non, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kast, Mr. and Mrs J.
Wegener, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Duncan Mrs. c.
Pike, the Misses Florence and Clara Degen.
the Misses Mabel and Sophie Green, the Misses
Agnes, Flora and Lulu Mahoney, Miss Nellie
Jones, Miss Rose Mary Kast Miss Mccarthy.
Miss O.Reilly, Miss Irene Groom. Miss Louise
Cutwick, Miss Julia G. Coffee Miss Gracie
GUNNER, Miss Maggie oKeefe, Joseph W.
Pike, Herman Schick, James Coffee, Arthur
Feige, Walter began, Thomas l. Degan. p.
Lillis, James Groom Jr., A. L. Alexander. Ed
mond Dean Dake, J. Ray Duncan and Charles
Groom.
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At PAsn RnRIEs

Among those registered at Paso Robes are:
A. G. Folger. wife and daughter; I. Irwin, Will
liam Miller. Mrs. j. Robertson. d. Mary, 1. Ken
yon, A. B. Neil, c. NJ. Deal, J. Amose, B. r. Col
lie, James McGrathi P. E. Rideler, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Lent, Mrs. G. II. Lent, Miss F. Lent. Miss
Hooker, c. ]. Hunt, C. H. Robins, B. Triest, W.
j. Davis, NJ. P. Hays, l.. ]. Coakling, NJ. AL.
fonso w. A. Ross, W. T. Anderson w. H. Spen-
GER, r. G. Craft, T Rinaldo, Mrs. Rinaldo, P. S.
Kenyon, Mrs NJ. Hurd, Miss Foster, f. A
Brunn and wife, E. L. Paddock, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
T. Williams, NJ. ]. Peneent.
The guests at the Hotel ell Paso de Robles
celebrate the 9TH in patriotic style. There
was a fine display of fireworks from the We
randa.of the hotel, after which the guests ad-
journed to the spacious music hail and in
duiged in the may dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carothers, Miss Brim Miss
Hampton, Mrs. NJ. S. Hurd, Miss Foster and C.
Craft are spending month at Paso Robes.
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Susie Irsfn.
Ethel Ekart,

Eighteen young ladies travelling together in
body would attract attention anywhere.
And when they are al dressed alike in pretty
uniforms and skimming gracefully along on
so many bicycles the sight is q doubly inter
esting one.
In Marysville, where innovations of any kind
are almost as rare as bicycles in Borneo, such
an event has occurred, with mild sensation
as the result, as harmless and as welcome as a
shivering glass of soda on a summers day.
Whether the young ladies planned surprise
for their friends or not is not known. If they
did they should feel very happy with the sue
cess of it. not, it served at any rate to intro
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Ar HIaHLANp SpRINGs.

are in the height Of their summer outing
Dancing, croquet. billiards, swimming, lawn
tennis excursions, hay moonlight rides and
steamer trips on the lake, are the principal
amusements.
The arrivals for the last week are: Mrs. C.
E Laugenour and daughter, Miss Bertha Hus-
ton, Woodland; Birch Kuhn, J. q. Sartorius
H. o. Wiedero, w. Rennie and daughter, F.
Monckton, s. E. Slade, San Francisco: ]. d.
Lynch, York; J. A. Hays,A. s. Bernard, A. S.
Bernard Jr., Hardin Springs; F. B. Glenn,
William T. B. Glenn, child and nurse Jacinto ;
Lee D. Craig, Miss Maud E. Linforth, w. S.
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At TUSCAN SPRINGS.

The list OF arrivals the past week at Tuscan
Springs includes Ernest Miller, San Francisco;
NJ. H. Burk, Folsom; j. J. Smith, Folsom;
George simms, Wadsworth, New; L. NJ. Jen-
sen, Sacramento: P. Rtordan, Marysville; R.
Firnple, Chico; Captain w. T. Forsman. Saera-
mento; c. S. Ralph, Sacramento; F. Miller,
Los Angeles; ]. S. Lewis, Chico; ]. B. Daniels,
Chico; ]. F. Meline Paradise; William Moll,
Hornbrook; F. A. Reiser Edgwood; Mrs. F. A.
Reiser, Edgwood; H. C. Wietfeldt, Red Bluff; ;
Miss May Weitfeldt, Red Bluff; Lou Gerky,
Red Bluff; Henry Lindner. San Francisco;
Daniel Hart, Rocklin; J. F. Lucas, Placerville.
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duce the Entire Nous Bicycle Club to the pub
lie in most charming and effective manner.
Until their sudden appearance, no one
knew OF their organization and as they turned
a corner and dashed down the principal street
OF the town, pedestrians stopped short and
customers, employers and clerks poured from
the stores in wild confusion to watch them
go by.
Down the streets they few on their spinning
wheels until reaching the foot OF street,
where the asphaltum pavement ends. There
they turned and came back, performing evolu-
tions on the way to the wonderment and de-
light of the crowd that lined the sidewalks.
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Annie Berg. Genepteue Berg.
Lottie Irwin.

Everybody thought it was nice, some said it
was perfectly lovely" while many were prone
TO believe that it marked new era in local
bicycling.
Miss Annie BERG is the captain OF the new
club. She is enthusiastic over the success of
the undertaking.
why" she exclaimed, ait was just this way.
The girls got together and talked about how
nice 1t would be to have club. And every
body said yes. Then they said: You be the
captain 1 said yes. And that was all there
was TO it.
Entire nous, you know, means between our
selves, which, in this case, is a polite way OF
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Edith S,Cain.
ILL 49,.
Julia Boyd.
Zettd Meyers.
o. man a1lnmnd

saying mo young men allowed
The uniforms? Yes there are so many col
ors TO select from, but we finally agreed on q
navy-blue skirt, white waist and sailor hat for
the present. with blue and white ribbons on
our handle-bars.
ave haven't been able to ride very much
yet as the weather is so warm This fall,
though, we propose to arrange for some runs
into the country and have several very pleas
ant little surprises in store for our friends"
The members of the Entire Nous Club are:
Captain Annie Berg, Madeline Hampton,
Ethel Eekhart, Ethel Swain, Genevieve Berg,
Julia Boyd, Sadie Rusby, Lottie Irwin, Susie
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AT Aqua CAL1ENrE.

Among the guests who have registered the
past week at Aqua Caliente Springs are: Mrs.
samuel Heslett and family, Mrs. +. B. Haight
and family, w liter Hoge and family, Mrs. John
Reid and family, Mrs. j. w. Harris ana family,
Mrs o. tum SUDDEN and family, Mrs. Bayard
Smith and family, Mrs. E. Bauer and family,
Or: W: 3. LEVITT and family, Captain II. NJ:
Gregory and family. Mrs. George Hare and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Vaughan. Mrs.
Colonel Harney, VIII Harvey, Miss Rachel
Best, Rev Pather P. C. Yorke. Mrs. Buchanan.
Mrs ;. T. Enos, Mrs. Packard, Miss Hattie
MoTdsn, Mrs. S. ]. Weber, Miss Lizzie Walsh,
G. H. Thomson.
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Ar SARAroGA SPRINos.

Late arrivals at Saratoga Springs, Lake
County, include: w. H. v. Ailer. Clarence
Broback, Ukiah; H. A. Smith, Alameda; A.
Rudger, G. Sartorius, T. ]. Onyou, NJ. E. Foun-
tain, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bacchtel and daugh-
ter, Bernard Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J, Maginis,
Susie Maginis, A. w Maginis, Miss Stark
weather, Mrs. A. B. Tinson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Ponlin, Master E. Dowlen, Mrs. Cooney Miss
Bailey, Thomas G. Bell, Fred E. Wilson,
White. San Francisco; Mrs. Yorker, Miss
Yorker, F. B. Jerome, John A. Britain, George
". Russell, Oakland; r. NJ. Delano, Portland,
Or; Samuel c. Schmidt, Los Angeles; r, f. S..
Perry. Santa Cruz; Colonel John Whitney,
New York
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AT DUNCAN SPRINGS

Those registering this week at Duncan
Springs, Mendocino County, are: NJ Redmond,
T. A. Vogel, A. B. yogei, James Marshall, Will
liam LANCE Jr., Juliet F. Bemis, Louis Butler.
R. G.. c. Barnes and wife, William Zaretsky. ].
Cotton, H. Davis, C. w. Taber and wife. Ben ]
E. Taber, Mss Gertrude Taber, Blanche Z.
Taber, Miss Gertrude Z. Wolfe, San Francisco:
R. w. Bachracb, Trieste. Austria; Mr.. and Mrs
]. Schultz, San Francisco; NJ. Hirsch. Ukiah ;
P. s. Hirsch, San Jose; Mrs. c. P. Parsons, Miss
Alice Robinson, San Francisco.
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AT Soma raw

Captain and Mrs. Shaw. San Francisco: Mrs
F. L. Van Denburgh, Miss Beatrice Van Dem
burgh, Oakland, were up last week TO Soda
Bay for an extended visit. Among those who
have registered during the past week at the
resort are: Mrs. w. L. Locke, San Francisco.
Baylis; George Liebes, San Francisco; NJ. w.
Brown, San Francisco; Charles L. Behlow, San
Francisco; G. Ii. Sohlke. Alameda: Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster, San Rafael; G. E. Sage, U, s, A.
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AT ETNA SPRINGS.

Among the late arrivals at Etna Springs are:
J. P. Pierce and wife, Alameda Nelson Carr
Oakland; n. T. Oreluches and wife, Jake New
conner, Miss Van Bergen St. Helena; c.. Ellis
H. Beveli, F. NJ. Evans. San Francisco; E. H.
Adams and wife. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Van
depeer, Alameda; T. J. Schuyler and wife, San
Francisco; c. E. Elliot, Emery W. Elliot, Ala
media; w. E. Miles. wife and nurse Oakland; ;
Mrs. l. Meyer, Miss Meyer, Miss Friedlander,
F. s. Grunlee, George E. Butler, George Volk-
mann, Milton Unger, S. Bibo, Miss o. Hill, J. J.
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AT MERvYN HOTEL.

The following were registered at the Meryyn
Hotel. Sonoma County, last week: A. Nc
Cracker, Mrs. A McCracken, Miss Lucille Nc
Cracker, Captain II. A. Gorley, C. B. Putnam,
Jabez Swan, Mrs: Swan, Joseph Swan, James
" r. Newval, Mrs. w. S. R. Somville and Chi.
dren, Miss Amy Head, c. S. Blainey, Master
Chester Haskell, Mrs. C. Haskell, Pierce Bard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Townsend. B. F. Yelling
ton and family occupy cottage in the yicin-
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AT DEF. Mar

Among the recent arrivals at Del Mar are:
Mr.. E. Gowan and wife, Miss Bessie Gowan,
Miss Bessie Mclaughlin, Denis j. Foley and
wife, Miss Alice Foley, Mrs. Ellen Frost, Miss
L. ]. Smith, Mrs. J. r. Deane. Miss Phyllis NJ.
de Young and nurse, Mrs. NJ. Sprigg, William
Shaughnessy and wife. Miss May Shaughnessy
Master Willie Shaughnessy, Mrs. w. S. Metlar
Master Noble Metlar, Arthur Cowan, ]. Lani-
gan, San Francisco
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O3rien, E. B. Jones, A. Hood. F. w. Brake and
wife. Miss Rose FitzsimmoDs, Miss Kate Fitz-
simmons, Mrs. e. J. Bates and party of five,
Joseph Winterburn and party of three, Miss
Alice Martin and party of FIVE, San Francisco;
+. W. Williams, C. G. Haekett, A. McCraig, C.
III. Bliss. Mana
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Mamie Kelly.

Alicia 7ombs. Sadie RusOy Matte Meyers.
The morning times., 1896-02-08
ELEVEN PROBIBlr LOST
Further Details Of the Disaster
at PequabuCk Greek.
CORONER Is ON THE SCENE
He VIII Thoroughly Investigate the
Accident-Some Bodies Recovered
Further Down Stream-Many OF
the Injured Are in Very Serious
Condition

Hartford, Conn, Feb. 7-There is no
doubt that eight men, and possibly eleven,
We're drowned in the falling of the railroad
bridge across the Pequabuck River, between
Forestyille and Bristol last night
Those who went down with the bridge
and are undoubtedly drowned are Daniel j :.
o Brien of Hartford, James Mack OF New
Britain, Patrick McCarty of New Britain,
William Mccarthy Of Plainville, Timothy
Trcssy OF Newington, Charles Costello Of
hartford. Martin Curry OF New Britain,
and Nicoli Ricci OF East Hartford.
O'Brien's body was recovered last night
and this morning three other bodies were
recovered as they were floating past the
Forestyiile depot. They have not yet
been fully identified.
OTHERS MAY DIE.
Section Foreman William F. Barry, OF
East Hartford, will die. He has several
broken ribs and is badly bruised and cut.
Four or five OF the other men rescued are in
bad shape through the shock and exposure.
Coroner Taintor has gone to the scene
of the accident and will begin his inquiry
into the cause of the disaster. If there
were twenty men on the bridge. as alleged
by some, there were probably eleven killed,
as three more are unaccounted for, but their
names are not known.
Eight are known TO be dead, the bodies
OF four having been recovered, and nine
rescued.
The bridge where the disaster occurred
is known as Healy's Bridge, and is just
above Forestyille.
LooSENED BY THE STORM.
The rain storm undoubtedly ioosened the
structure. The AIS p. m. train for Hart
ford yesterday in passing over caused the
bridge to sink three feet in the middle,
breaking the train air pipe, brakes and
coupling, The engine went across all
right, but had to chain the cars to draw
them off the bridge.
The passengers walked over, then the
section hands, about twenty of them, went
about to put in new iron bridge which
was waiting TO be placed. They removed
the rails and as they did so the bridge
gave way.