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old Spanish style, now becoming very popular
in Southern Califor MIA.
Bathing the pastime par excellence, the
hot weather and cod plunge and the surf
each receiving its full quota.
j. II. Anderton has returned from visit ut
his old home in England. Mr.. Anderton was
present at the Queens jubilee, and spent
several weeks i'll Paris and at the popular
English seaside resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Tevis San Francisco ac-
companied by Miss Susie Banding, Miss
Breckenridge and maid, are occupying suite
here.
w. l. Broderick of the Los Angeles Water
Company whose party includes Mrs. Broderick
and children, Mrs. Sesmun, Mrs. Kimball and
child md Miss MacDougall, is again at Coro-
nado for holiday.
The Misses E. F. Adams and A. G.
Adams, OF Detroit, are again staying at the
hotel. d are accompanied by Mrs F. Adams
and Miss Katherine Adams.
Lieutenant X mmels family are occupying
the Ncvins cottage on Tenth street.
+. +. Pierce AMI family have leased the Muir
residence on Pa k place. near Star Park.
Hon. Ste phen NJ White is guest here this
week.
Mrs. GrQome is San Francisco guest
H. Hornby ate of New York, accompanied
Horribly. f. c. Hornby, Miss Fr.sse1t ana Miss
n Frssel, is here awaiting the com pletlon of
his new nome at Redlands.
A VIII amsport (Pa )party at the hotel in
clud Mr.. and Mrs. OlYer II. Reighard and
James Gamble Reighard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ia, ons Evans popular society
people OF Pasadcua. are domiciled a. the hotel
Mrs. R. T. Vandevort, Miss Dorothea Va :
devort and Mrs F Gleason, Pasadena, hav
joined John w. Vandevort and party at the
hote
Mrs. A. W. Rose and family. who have been
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Bctrothals Made Pub1ic During
the Past Week.

The engagement is announced of Miss
Lillian A. Snyder of Oakland, daughter OF the
great capitalist. A j. Snyder, and John Weber
Bryce OF the Bryce Furnace Company and a
prominent cit zen OF Toledo, Ohio. The we'd
ding VIII take place during the holidays.
a very quiet marriage, TO take place Sunday
afternoon, August 20 VIII be that of Miss
Carrie Miller and sam c. Greenberg. The
ceremony Will be cele orated the home OF
Mr.. Green berg's sister. Mrs. +. Mohr, 315 hyde
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Minnie, 10 Mark
Schwartz. They Will receive sunday, August
%, from to D O'Clock. at 1914 O'tarrelI street.
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At Larkspur Canyon.

The bevy OF winsome summer girls COM
posing Camp Noel, Larkspur Canyon, enter
tanned their friends at most enjoyable and
select garden party on the evening of the 18TH
The deft hands of the young hostesses had
transformed the picturesque camp ground III TO
& bower OF sylvan beauty. japanese lanterns
OF fantastic shapes glowed from the treetops
md large palm ferns were used with arts tic
effee;.
The early evening was pleasantly spent in
listening TO delightful musical program me,
IN which the following numbers were pre-
sented: Vocal solo, Miss Marcella Noel; Duet
Tor monGolin and guitar, Miss Power and Miss
Mstheson; piano solo, Miss Fairweather, and
readings from "As You Like Ii" Miss Z. J.
Shea. After the dances light supper was
served on tete-a-tete tables.
The following were present: Miss n. Noel,
Miss NJ. Power. Miss Eliza beth ]. Shea, Miss B.
Mat theson, Miss NJ. Noel, Miss Z. Fairweather,
Miss A. sims, Miss NJ Duke Miss E. Duke, Miss
NJ Fa1rweather, Miss K. Sims, Miss r. Kelle-
her, Miss NJ. SIMS Miss J.Creem, Miss L. Berge-
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Society is resting. All eyes are turned with
pleasura BILE an cipation to the delights OF the
fast-approaehing winter season Yet no one
has been brave enough TO rob the favored ones
of the charm OF a genuine surprise py DEL
initely announcing anything.
The Younger set S on the qul vlve ior III
tations to the most p pu ar of dancing classes,
the Friday Fortnigh Ties. Mrs. Monroe Sails
bury. who so ably managed the affairs OF the
class last season, will this year have the as
sistance OF Mrs Gordon Banding. No dates
have as yet been arranged for the meetings,
although it has been definitely decided to holo
the first dance early in November at Lunt S
Hall
Mrs. Hager who is passing the season at San
Rafael, gave lunch party last MONDAY al
Fairfax Villa Those invited were: Mrs. George
C. Boardman, Mrs Hopkins, Mrs Sidney NJ
Smith, Mrs. Henry L. Dodge, Mrs. D. B. DaVio-
son md Miss Throck kmorton.
W Y Sanbora gave u theater par at the
Baldwin on Friday evening. His guests were:
Mrs Monroe Salisbury, Miss Kate Salisbury,
Miss Margaret Salisbury, Miss Alice Spragne,
Dr. Tevis a. D. Keys and Daniorth Boardman~
Mrs. Augusta F. Tracy gave delightful pro
gressive euchre party recently at the Hotei
Bella Vista in honor OF the Misses Cling ing OF
TIfhn, Ohio, who out here on visit to
their aunt, Mrs John Gillig. About thirty
ladies and gentlemen were present and had
spirited contest for the pretty prizes. sup
per was one OF the many pleasant features OF
the evening.
Mrs. William N. Bunker gave a very pleas
ant matinee tea last Wednesday at the Hotel
Bella Vista in honor of Mrs. Niles of Los
Angeles, who is visiting her. There were
quite number OF guests in attendance and
they were most hospital Y entertained.
The engagement is announced of Casslus NJ
Coe and Miss Marie Z. Lister. Mr. Coe one OF
the best known and most popular OF local
newspaper men, has for many years been con
rected with the LEGAL staff of The CALL. For
The last two years he has been he efficient
president OF the San Francisco Press Club.
Miss lister is The able dramatic and musical
critic OF THE CALL No date has yet been set
for the wedding, which will be cele orated
some time in October in New York City. Mr..
Coe left on Thursday iGr New York. whore he
Will assume the res ponsible duties OF New
York cores pondent of IHE CALI
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Mark West Springs.
IN THE FUTURE.
Announcement Is Made of Recep-
tons, Entertainments and
Dances.

The Mission Literary and Social Club will
hold Its regular monthly entert inment and
dance Thursday evening, August 20, at Teujo-
MIA Hall, 1892 Howard st eet. The following
excellent programme is being carefully re-
hearsed for the occasion:
Overture, d'Arcy's orchestre; "The Little
Rebel" comical farce in one act-Stephel
Poppincourt ian OLD masher), r. H. Seward;
Arthur Ornston (PoppincourPs nephew, F.
w. Heay; Mrs Wlngrove (who would be
young), Miss Ida Blunkall; Kitty (who loves
Bill Jones), Miss Celia Dorothy; Laura Win
grove (the little rebeD, Miss Hole Mosher
Bass solo, "a Mariners Grave" (Mcintosh),
Charles w. Belts; recitation Selected
Miss A. Hcndrickson; vocal duet (selected),
the Misses Minnie and Ida Blu zbacn. Pop
pleton's Predicaments," a comedy in one
Henry &. Lehman: Mr.. Arthur Haldup (Pop.
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Mount Tama1pais.

MOUNT TAMALPAlS, CAL, Ang. .21.-Society
still favors the retreat above the clouds, and
the guests that have stood on the rocky sum-
TAFT OF the grim old mountain have been nu-
merous. Last Thur day night the new dane
ing pavilion on the top OF the mountain was
thrown open and g merry party OF over $50
celebrated the occasion with a hop The
mountain train LETT Mill Valley at 7:30 &C ock
ami arrived at the summit IN hour later. The
full moon threw its pale light on the great
mass of Jog that seemed ke ii vast sea below
the merryma kers. On the summit it was
warm and pleasant, ana what with dancing
and feasting the party had lis fill OF pleasure.
During the past week many private picn:cs
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guests here since early in June, returned 10
their San Francisco home on Tuesday. Mrs.
Rose and her son are indefatlgaDie sailors ana
accom- plshed swimmers.
L. E. X. Corneal aud u. V. de Lonne are
down from San Francisco.
Mrs. a. c. Armstrong. Miss Armstrong and
Master Gardner A. Hnrcy, Altadena, are
passing few weeks al the hotel
&. p Morehouse, the Pasadena capitalist
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Morehouse and Miss
Vera Morehouse. is paying his annual visit at
the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Adams OF San Francisco
are here with their children.
G. w. Cluett OF Cluett d Sons, Irov, n. Y,
is now at the hotel accompanied by Mrs. Frank
II. Cluett.
Major and Mrs A. Driffill among the
Los Angeles guess.
Isaac Trumbo, Utah, well known as min-
ing capitalist, is spending some time at the
hotel.
B. W. Fernald OF the Los Angeles Auditor S
office was here during the week with his bride
formerly Miss Alice 5. Bowles).
Samuel l.. Shofiridge ACCOMPANIED by his
secretary is down from San Francisco in con-
nection with the Golden Cross mining suit.
J. Chandler and F. s. Britain are here in the
same interest.
Attorney ]. H. Shankland and daughter of
Los Angeles are sojourning n the hotel.
j. A. Hooper ana s. Heynemann, San Fran
cisco, are at the hotel this week,
Anderson Springs.
Among the late arrivals at Anderson Springs
are: William V. Bryan, Colonel A. w. Sisson,
A. W. Liniorth, Walter H. Linforth, San Fran
cisco; Rev. James Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell,
Master Mitchell, Miss Neabs St Helena; F. NJ.
Denis, Mr.. McGin, Vallejo; Mrs E. c. Holmes,
Marion f. Holmes, San Jose; Mr.. Malloy, Mrs.
Maloy, Miss Malloy, San Francisco; F. E.
Corder, Mrs. F. E. Corder, Miss Corder, J. Slat-
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Mrs. C. r. Eager, Mrs. Bell Walton, Mrs A. NJ
McNally, Miss H. s. Spllman, Mrs. CHARLES NJ:
Plum Jr, Mrs S, NJ. Humphrey, Mr.. and
Mrs F. H. howell, ailler G. Allen,
Mrs Arthur G Loupe, Mr.. I. Loupe, Mrs.
Louis Loupe, Fannie Lask, H. c: Morris, j. H.
Roberton, Paul re Wueff, 1. n. Jacoby, Mr..
ano Mrs Allen Raleston. MIR. and Mrs Will
liam Kennie, J. Boyle. p. BeiIegarde, Mrs W.
Myers. ". Myers Jr., +. H. Andrew, R. d. Kir-
bey Ralph Stocker, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrenr, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Crockett Mrs. {. H. Chase, l.. w.
Scoville Mr.. and Mrs Thomas D. BarnsIead.
Mr. and Mrs. {. c. Brand. Miss S. Criss, Mrs.
Strassburg K. r. Burr, w. A Curtis, Miss NJ.
Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. de Lew Mr.. and Mrs
e. N Foster. c. K. Boyd q. Boyd, r.
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Courier, Mrs. f. P.
McLennan. Mrs. Winson Brown, Miss B. P.
Bates, Charles H. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dwyer VIII am Co.e. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Mcleod, enjsmn Miller H. A. Graves, Miss
Alice Dranfield. Miss Mary Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. Charles H. Alb
bott Mrs. A a. Martin, Miss A. Elliott, Rev..
W H. Stoy, a. NJ. Lockwood, G. Fl. Anderson,
Ms. G.. Hoffman, Nathan Abbott, c. Roullier.
Mrs. Henry S Bridge, John Bra iy, Mr.. and
Ms, ]. 3. Byrne. w. Aver, L. D Lyman, Miss
Mabel Adams Miss Dorcas c. Higgins. Mrs ].
B. Butt, Mrs. Ii. S. Henshaw, Mrs NJ. E. Hen
shaw, Mrs. George Collins, John Scot. Walter
H. Henry, David Rosca, P. Morgan, Miss
Ethe Martin, Miss Bessie Henderson, F. w
Lamper.
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AT THE RESOR rs.
Notes From the Seashore, the
Mountains, the Springs and
the Lakes.

In spite ofA-'e advancing season tn interior
resorts stillS boast of nig register. The de-
lightful wea ther for which all the inferior is
noted, together with the many charming d.
versions that mine host so generously pro-
yides for his guests, is doubtless the cause for
the extended season.
Below will be found our usual in sting
budget from the various fash enable resorts:
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Skaggs Hot Springs.
Hoberq's Resort.

Reg istered at Mrs. Hoberg's resort, Lake
County, are: Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Meisel, Henry
Meisel, c. w. Heyer, vie and children; Jonn
Peters Martin Coleman, Mrs. A. Glootz. e. X:
Happ and wife, G. ]. Paul. Max Abraham ana
wife, Miss Minnie Deming, Miss Alce Ferrler'
Paul Hoberg, Henry j. Stems, a. r. Stanke'
e. Kammerer and wife, Charles Fraulsen,
Miss Jessie Gibson, Miss Mary Ludlow, MI.
and Mrs. J. Garven and child, r. Stolze zenwaldt
and wife, Miss Tillie Stolzenwaldt. Miss Anna
Schmidt San Francisco; Miss Mollie Walker
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Bartlett Springs.

Among the arrivals during the past week at
Bartlett Springs are:
From San Francisco-George T. Bohen, John
Willer, William Fault. +. NJ. Mace, K Z. Mace,
A. R. Hamill William Cohen, J. Shea, }. u.
Sullivan, E. r. Rak, l. Anderson, NJ. Shannon,
Fl. d. Macy, 7. l.. Lyons, John Marks, RoWena
G. Thompson, F. NJ. Delaney, Samuel Jones.
From Sacramento-J. Z. Lyon, William +.
Bellmer, P. Pendegast and wife, Martin
Steinmetz, NJ. Keintz eman, Tom Scott, j. NJ.
ana Harry Colnor, w. H. Baldwin, Joseph
Sims and wife, S. w. Haynie, A swanson
J. A. Butler and Il. Seulberger, Oakland; !;
Herman Stic6, Hans Eggers, Charles Rohwer,
L. Kamle and Fred Kamle, Dixon; C. NJ.
Wright, Miss Helen Sanborn and Miss Alice
McCol um, Los Auge .cs; Fl. Wiegel Backs sta :
tion; E. RideouI. B. hi, wife and children,
Marysvilie; r.; Powers and wife. por1eIvllle;
Mrs. kohler, San Jose; Mrs. II. A. Roberts.
chico: S E. Hilliard, Lodi; John Dempsey,
smartsville; j. R Flagg, Trinity County; E.
B. Vann and wife, Crimes; F. w. Farnsworth'
Sycamore; J. Hyman, Folsom; F. A. Elerman,
Nevada City; Mrs. Frank Will Jams and two
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terry, Miss NJ Slattery, Oakland; Elizabeth
Curran, John Hayden, Oscar Hooks, G.
Glindermann, Thomas w. Earl, Baby H..
o. H. Ferguson, James Ludlow, T. F. Blake,
San Francisco; F. Martin, Napa City; Mrs. T.
P. Littiefelc, J. J. Gomley. Sacramento; J. NJ
Quinlan. Fruitvale; NJ. Cnrcoran and family
D. Guines, Valiejr; Mrs. T. Gomley, Benicia;
job P tcrs, &. j. PAUL. F. Schoettler, George
Gillin Mrs. p. Kelley, Mrs H. B. McAvoy, Miss
Hannah MeKalvey, NJ. P Holmes. L. Van Lack,
Captain L. Meyer, San Francisco; Mrs. q.
Kammerer. Charles r. Happ and wife, Hoburg;
uarla Cai;c
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Hotel del Mar.

Among the arrivals at the Hotel del Mar,
Santa Cruz, are: Miss Loretta Caesar, MISS
Rose Caesar, San Rafael; P. NJ Comerford'
Mis-. H. L. Miller, San Jose; Miss Emma Nc
Fadden, James McFadden, Miss Mcguire, San
Francisco: Joseph Hudecek, San Antonio;
Mrs NJ Lais, Arthur and William Lais, Miss b.
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Coronado.

CORONADO, CAL, Aug. 21.-Fishing has
never been finer al Coron ado than al present.
The pier is thronged with anglers all the day
through; many cross the bay by the early
ferries 10 cast line. Yellowtail in schools
and armies are found close to the shore aud
one lone fisherman on Monday landed thirty
one in few hours.
An unusual number of cottagers are on the
island this season and several new cottages
are building to supply the increased demand
The Giles Kellogg residence, plans for which
were drawn in San Francisco, will be in the
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vim; Maurice Miller, Harry Sutherland. john
Davenport, NJ. Algernon scanlon, Will Mathe-
son George Cleary, B. Bend r, :. Sims, R. Duke,
A. Fairweather, Jack Miller ana u. A Drady.
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children, Fresno; E. s., A. B. and Mrs. A. B.
Tennant, Colusa; Mrs and Miss Kanier,
Upper Lake; NJ. j. Keegan and Eugene Bag
McCaw, G. +. Dunnagan, Walnut Creek: L. A.
Burns, Charles Bacon, Sonora; Charles Plante,
Rulo, Nebr; A. st. Louer. Willows; D. A:
Shellner, Germ antown; H. A., Fred and
Thomas MuksesSel. Arbuckte; Mrs. H. Barriol-
het San Maten; f. w. Murphy and John
Schrettger, Columbia.
Paso Robes.
PAsO ROBLES, CAL, Aug. 21.-E. F. Burns
gave another delightful moonlight barb ecre
to his guests, some eighty in mum Der, which
all seemed to enjoy very much. Among those
registered were: Judge NJ. H. Hyland of San
Jose, MIR. and Mrs T. L. Requa Piedmont; Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Russell, Miss RUSSELL Jerry Sulli-
van, }. n. ii. Irwin, San Francisco; Herbert J.
Qulgly, Oakland; ]. Swinnerton, Frank Tread
well, Dorem, NJ. G.. 'Cressy, Sun Francisco;
H.-C. Wiley, Los Angeles; R. D. Kerby Chi
cago; Captain and Mrs H. Hill, New York.
c. Z. Butler and wife, Miss Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs |. L, Requa are taking the cure at Paso
Robes. w Smith and wife, Grant w. Smith
and son, Mrs. C. NJ. Mann, J. Swiner.on j. N
ID. Irwin, J. Russell, Mrs. Russell, Miss Russell
are among those registered at Paso Robes
Mrs Paul Morrell, Miss p. Morrell. Miss G.
Morr. II, H. II. kerby, Miss May Robinson.
Mrs. L. +. Newcomb, w. Il. Hall. A. j. Foster
Z. l.. Miller and wife, A. 4. Lord, Captain and
Mrs. Ashburn, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Heart and
MISS Heart are at PaSO Robes
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Sherman, Thomas Ashworth and wife. +: W.
NJ Lsnge and wife, San Francisco; j. B. Quig-
ley, Hazelton,. Pa; $. H. Kaerscher, Potts Potts
cook. DR.. N. NJ. Cook, j. II. Tadum and son,
Dunham: J. 6. Pierce. K smath Fails; ".
Powell, William A. Powell, NJ sses NJ: and L.
Powell, Oakland; Fred Cox, wife and daugh-
ter sacramento; E. J. Root, San Francisco; +.
s Schaw, j. D. S.vils, Sacramento; Jay r. s.
christ, san Francis co; H. R. Raynes, 1reka;
Mrs. J. H. Boden, Haywards, Cni
Skaggs Hot Springs.
The following guests are registered at Skaggs
Hot Springs From San Francisco &c. Z.
Clinch, G. w. Howe Mr. and Mrs. lsidor Burns,
James P. Irvine, Miss Irvine, MI ana MIS-.
William Clack, NJ. F. Reilly, W. Rayhill, Mrs.
George Cumming, Mrs. Margaret Hendry, W..
j. Burke, j. S. Holiday; Oakland-J :. Bar,
5e-; Jose-Miss West; Va .,sgnv sj0NMo3 orm and
b. Marks: Petaluma-T. Z. Putnam; Santa
Rosa-M Doyle, Harrison White. agrpeft aspesxi1e Ms
George Mckenny; SebastoPol-E3 ": hay
den; Healdsburg-E. S. Gray, DR.: j. K. Swlsner,
E. Carver; GeyservilIe-Dr. c. ). Maioon;
Gualala-Chris Christensen.
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Lake Tahoe.

TALLAC, LAKE TAHOE, CAL, Aug. 21-
Fishing is the PRINCIPAL attraction at Talac.
Angling is especially good in the numb berless
little lakes in the adjacent noun tains, and
the shipment of fish by guests for the month
of August will be unusually large.
party composed of Sig NJ. Heller, A bert L.
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Klamath Hot SPRINGS.

Among the registered at the Klamath Hot
Springs are: Mrs. A. E. Raynes, Mrs. E. Wads-
worth, Mrs. L. l.. Alden, w. H. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs Graham Glass Jr.. l. Nehl bass. Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Clark, W. E. Pruyn, W. L. Nelson, D.
II. Stewart. Dick Besse, Mr.. and Mr. C. W.
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CHIFORNIANS OF SOCIAL PROMINENCE BLITHELY RSI!R

Lais, Mrs L. Radowicn. Miss Edna r ,do%ich
Virginis NarIln. San Francisco; MIS-. \. Nc
Nance. Folsom; J. P. Ca.lag an, Antioch;
Mrs. NJ. J. Moran. Mrs Clarkson swain Francis
Auoustus J. Rankin, an FraL cisco; Mrs.
Kaiser, Miss Kaiser, Yreka.
Mark West Springs.
Among the recent arrivals a Marx west
Norwood. Mrs. H. Kie1er. Mrs. J. ieshman,
Thomas Harvey +. G. Kenny, james HeIioI,
Willis IN Werlich. Mrs. Nj Va Ipey. Nj Hnd Mrs.
cisco John Miller, Slnta Ross; Mss H. Vie
balk, Alamed"; Mrs. T. 2. Titcncnmb, CIeve-
land Ohio; Miss Mary Rloidan, Naph; Hoyt
Potter, J.. L. ben baum. S. Schoinholz, San
Francisco.
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continued on Page Thirty. !
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Underwear and
Hosiery.

Exceptional prices for this week attached to
some of our best values. From this handful of
hints you can catch the drift quite well of what's
going on daily in this always busy store
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4 LONG FEUD ENDS ~ MURDER.

Gorham. " H.. Aug. Norman Daco5;. about
twenty-four years old and single. shot and in
stantly killed by George a. Staples. at the Perey
Low Place. on the main road, eight miles from the
Waumbek House in jefferson, and four miles from
the Ravine House. in the town OF Randolph late
Saturday night
The murder was probably the outcome OF long
standing trouble at the farm The place has had
rather a que equation Dacost. who was
recently re.ea5eD the jail at Lancaster tried
to get into the house last night Staples warned
him away, and during the trouble picked up a
4f-calibre Winchester rifle and fired at Dacost The
Sheriff went from here and brought Staples to this
town, where he is locked up to await the result OF
the Coroner's inquest tomorrow morning
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BADLY HURT BY HORSEC4R.
Az UNKNOWN MAN RUN OVER At LEXINGTON
,u1. ~, nlr1pr,y. Enf. IrII-sT

Az UNKNOWN MAN Run OVER At LEXINGTON
AVE. AND THIRTY-FOuRTH-ST
Al Thirty-fourth-st. and LexinRton-ave last night
, man was so severely crushed by crosstoWn car
that it is thought he will Die. He wel-drcssed
man thiriy-hVe years Old. with dark hair and sight
black mustache and above the medium height. He
was rurning - catch "a Lexngton-aye. ca5.e-caf
when ne VAS struck by the of the crosstown
line and dragged ten feet before the car could be
brought to n stop. lie WAS taken unconscious from
beneath tho car.
\ well-dressed woman. who had stood on the
corner ard had witnessed the Incident directed
half dozen mon who hurried up and the Injured
man CIrrtf SEQ doug store near -" sam"
conner From there caN Was sent 70 Bellevue
Hospital Tor an ambuance. When II arrived Father
J. j. Baeder. OF the Epiphany Church. in Second
ave was beside the injured man. lie rode with
HIM in the ambulance to the hospital. The man !
right leg is broken and h. Is internally injured
Patrolman Mcmahon placed under arrest the
driver John Ford Of No so Tenth-avc.. and took
him the East Thirty iiithst station. The police
man was not near when the accident occurred. and
the woman who had seen IT disappeared before she
could tell much about IT,
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DIED..

Reverend Matthew r. 'S sa.m mary r. "''" OF me
BooTH-on sunday August l. william A. Booth.
h Fs p S Dc Sss a. the c ss Fl 'n u
Island. on Tuesday. at p.
BROwNE-On Sunday Angus, 1 peace,uIly Mary
IT, rsS %S" y, q ne George org in her h year a
Pacinc-sl. Rrooklyn " w. '''
Funeral tuesday 10 a. m. Private.
coFFIN.-on July 81, 1897. Andrew C. Conn. in his
Rs.aa,.s ana friends are invited g attend the unera,
in. Tuesday. August }. at 2:30 ?. m.
c9N S.sT AD,5a6v Bay sy RIDE LSRS .asd august
Ms E es at cns In s sH s ss' RI his
day. August 4. a, p.
55Sa N Gg 3d. isG aTr s an lines , Of many
Rev. Charles G. creegan. y. D.
Funeral services her late residence No le Nosrand-
Inicrmsnt Syracuse y. Y
EIYsTEIN-oG sunday sunday, Angus, / Lewis. only ,or q
Funeral services will Tuesday morning Angus,
~ West 53d-st
HERRING suddenly. a, Orange y. j.. Saturday July
Funeral services Brick Church on Tuesday August D.
arrival Of train leaving Barclay and Christopher
Inierment private.
HMLHousE-As the residence q his son. Thomas O.
Saturday July 81. 1891. Thomas HlhOuse, IN the SD
=. year OF hs age
Albany ana GENEVA papers pIeaae copy.
KNAFPAt Hackersack y. j. July 81. after lingering
illness Catherine Terheun, widow OF 6 Knapp In
18th u her
Funeral services house Tuesday August g. Il
23O m.
Burial private.
LOVE-Dr john J. H. Love, Of Montclar. y. J..
80. 1891
The funeral will be held a. the Congregational Church.
Montclair. Monday afternoon. the from
New-Tork OF train leaving foot Of Bsrcays,. 2i0 o.
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion Nev-York.
July 30.-Members OF the Loyal Legion requested
attend tire funeral Of their deceased companion
j. j. H. Love. the First Congregational Church Mont
clair y j.. Monday, August = on arrival Of train
leaving Barclay-st at ::iO D. m.
(OficiaD a. NOEL BI.AKEMAN
Recorder
sTIGER-At New York City. on July 81 1891 Guy 8.
Stger u Silas G. and the late Anna Waauck
Sger the 18Th OF his
Funeral Will be held In the chapel Of Madison
Square Presbyterian Church Madison corner aith.
St, Tuesday. August 3, 10 a. m.
Interment at Neadham y. J.
swAIN-on SATURDAY July 81. Hannah Warner Swain.
widow Of George W. SHal.
Funeral late residence. No. Ill Clymer-st.
Brooklyn at II O'Clock Tuesday morning.
kindly omit flowers
WoOdinwn Cemetery.
Office, No. 20 r.. 23d-s
Woodawn Station cath WARD. Harlem Railroad.