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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
ron SANITARY REFORM.
Committee of Officers and citizens
Appointed In Havana.

Appointed In Havana.
Havana. Dec. q a committee Of army
officers aud citizens has been appointed
&. discuss sanitary reform. ana the new
methods for the sanitary department with
reference 70 house sewage. cesspools and
odrod subjects Il consists % MATS.
sHreas Black Lame and Lyster. for
army. and Senores Bustameute. Al
tif.z and de Cardenas. Cor the citizens.
.He creation of the committee is the out
como oi complaints OF sanitary extrava-
.H.os and the unnecessary ovcrhaullnr
houses in the attempt 10 eradicate
loss fever.
SD case OF yellow fever among the
Americans has been reported FOR several
lHi there are ia Lls Quay mas Hos
90 oHi} ten persons. all Spanardr. suf-
.U- rom the disease
AIi Black, The Quartcrmastcr and his
rT- have return 90 from the Castillo
Fu.ipo 20 the second palace which wa
slsd TWO months ago because d .he
atA 81 Majs. Cartwright. Page and Pat
enormous yield Of cane b. creating
.m. tfik ~ general strike among the
.lt.Is n Eastern cuba. and Coz Son.
Wood preparing 20 send euis~uuts 20
..s. tae places OF the strikers SHOULD
....I... occur
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
THE DEATH OF Or. DEDGE.
FATALLY SHOT At sALIIE ny
YOUNG LEON ROBERTS.


Fathers aud sons In "a BLOODY shoot
inE Nnray-The Elder Roberts
BADLY Mounded-An the Parties
90 the DimcuIty Prominent Men In
Their NeiEhborhoOd-The Cause
Of the Trouble.
onerman. Ca. Dec. sa-News has Just
reached here by telephone Of a shooting
aney az sa.Ie a small station on the
onerman and Western Railway. about
twenty miles north OF this place. In which
a number OF prominent cstzens were in-
volved and one probably fatally wounded.
Dr. g. W. Dodge became engaged in a
quarrel with r. VI. Roberts about a shanty
he had rented to one OF Roberts hands
Leon. son OF r. NJ Roberts. was near
and hearing Dodge curse his father inter
fered. and he and Dodge had lively
nEht lasting about twenty minutes.
Dr. Dedge left and che hght was
thought TO De over, bu, Dodge returned
late % the evening with his father HIS
father and old man Roberts had per
sonal encounter IN which Or. Dodge again
took part
o.d man Dodge and a man named
Walker from Nichols. drew their pistols
and dared any one to interfere. after
Dodge had Roberts ou the ground and
nearly choked 60 death. Leon Robcrts
drew mis- pistol and hrcd. the ball enter
ing Dr Dedgo's body near the heart
Dedge fired at him three times and fe.l
back saving You have shot me through
the heart"
DR. Dodge IL now diving and Leon Rob
erts has a serious, bur not fatal wound
Or. Dodge owns extensive tupentinc
interests IN Florida and was a popular
young dentist r. ~ Roberts is cross
lie contractor. lie is also al the point Of
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

-The handsome bronze tablet Z feet oy
which the state Of New Hampshire pre-
senied 10 the new hattleship Alabnma. y
giving the officers good deal oi tiouDle.
:, - Intended 10 occupy a position on
tbe sxterior OF the forward turrct. directly
,,r5er ana between the TWO i--inch guns.
ryeureheads having become OBSOLETE that
portlon OF a man-of-war T. used nowadays
10 receive the ships escutcheon. But the
vorlxrnen ind Il impossible to bore holes
!, the Harveyixed steel In order 10 rivet
a. ans Il may have 70 occupy a tess con-
arlamnua nnaluon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
THREE KILLINGS IN ONE DAY.
.n.rH CAROLINA's BLOODY REC-
ord ron CHRISTMAS.

....t.rv Attaches 60 An Three XIII
,sss-tEncw Fielder OF st.GeorEs's,
d. Years ola, Killed at PreEnnII's
b., an Unknown Party, supposed
o.. Itave Been an Iratc CitiEen-s.
o. Martin called 60 His Door and
.bot Down In the Dark-One Ne
.ra.s Head shot on by Another
Nrsro.
....mbia, 5. c.. Dec. 2e.-Three murders
a., day IS the record and there ar,
,..rIros ia each case that put them be.
..s the ordinary class OF killings.
anew FIELDER. IS years Of age. ard OF
.rrt family. was one OF a party %
men who went from ST. George s.
.ter county. to ProsnaHs, 70 at
...H "a dance last night. Tho party went
DID,. ...iu on che Southern road. Arriving
rrsenalps. % was found the social ar
rad been postponed. The party con-
ling OF seven. loltercd around the town
r time 10 20 20 the depot 10 catch
midnight train FOR home.
BE- IS said that on the way TO the station
tolls were fred by the young men and
e same time guns were fired from
... residence OF Mr.. Langford. Il was
.... but Fielder was missed. While be
..s b.lrg called. some one stumbled over
Haie He was dead. shot through the
ad.t b. supposed by Pregnalls people.
.ro S more mystery about the case.
seventeen miles from Mimsboro s J.
,i4r.r. "a farmer living alone. went TO
10. door OF hs house la response to the
% barking OF mis- dog. A. no opened
door a load OF slugs was fired into
A iomach by someone standing in the
-t Death resulted several hours aft
wards.
negro. whose name has not been re-
.tad has been arrested one barrel
t hIs gun had been freshly fired. the
rlr- was loaded with the same kind
. peculiar slugs fired into MIR Martins
.oty.
20 Tidewell. negro. had his head al
rrst s1of Of by negro boy OF IS. Mr
VILLAIN Cowan saw the hoy walk around
e barn with a Gun. ana a moment later
hoard the shot Then the boy ran 10 him
tno-iug his throat ana begged that ne
would cut a. II was with dificulty NJ
ooRau kept him away. No explanation
A tHa killing Is given
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

The oxpcdient Of allowing carrier
nigcon. alleged 10 have been stolen, 10
rs away from the court 10 order that ~
home might be- known was a"Vpt-
"a n Fa~t orange. y. j.. the other day.
90 surh success thar George Bennett
,s,a beld FOR the grand jury on charge
~ larceny. He had been accused Of steal
,nr aan,e cocks and a homlng pigeon from
Robert T.uraig. but the evidence was 80
eonllcting that Il was decided to send ne
,,lgeop oiif and see where u went short
h after il had been released the dove was
found In Euraig's loft
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

praise Of che fnsr-
ita Of Peruna To
saws fte r
having used Pc
runs for % short
time ] ind that 70
is tho most excel
lent remedy for
the grip and ca
tnrrh YER pre-
pared ] can hear
tily recommend a.
60 any one
simmons
Mr. FRA nix
Rauer. Of Min
usiakH. Mimi
sota, iu a recent
LETTER SAVE
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
SISTERSGOODSHEPHERD
Use Perund for La Grippe
and Winter Cdtdrrh.

y EVERY country Of tho civilized
world inc sisters % the Good Shop
herd are known Not only do they
miuAstcr to the spiritual ana Intellectual
uasds o. tho charges committed to their
carr. hut they al,o minister to their
bodily ueels.
Whenever coughs or colds la grippe
or pneumonia make their appearance
among trc children tnesn Sisters are not
discouceried bat know exactly the RENE
dies Co apply
With So many children 20 lake care OF
aud 60 protect from climate and disease
these Vise and prudent Sisters have
found pcruua never failing safeguard.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
rmE NEw cur DEFENDER.
The Keel SuceessfuIiy Completed BY
the EHcreshonS Yesterday.

Bristol. II. T.. Dec 22.-The keel FOR
tle new cup defender was successfully
completed az the Herresho6s' shops this
afternoon The actual work or casting
the great mass Of upwards OF ninety tons.
took SIX and a half hours. and was don
at the south shop. Tho fires were lighted
utdcr tho two melting pote between
o'clock and O'Clock this morning, the
SETTLES having been previously allied with
thc pigs Of lead. MAI Herreshon gave the
order 10 turn the valves which allowed
tho metal TO run from the pots into the
Atcl mould
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

ana f,iic,.ea YOUR directions. which you
Furnish with every bottle, AMI am sis"
40 sav that it has cured me. enAii e't-
talnty recommend tho pcuna 90 al my
friend s "- Henry pistin.
Mrs Jane GIT. Of iiebbardawhe -,
writes the followinE. II think ~ouh
have bean dead long ago 4 10 had not
bt.n Tor Pcruua. six years ago had ~
atlppe very bad The doctor came 20 see
me every DAY. but gradually grsw
worse told my husband J thought
would sur,b die IL ! DID not get felisf
soon.
cone day picked up the newspaper
ana accidentally found a testimonial OF
a woman who had been cured Of IA
grippe by peruua. told my husband
/ wanted 90 try b. ie went directly "
tho drug store and got a bottle of feruna'
/ could see the Improvement IN very
short time and was soon abie 70 do my
work / continued using It until WAS
entirely cured.
"a have induced great many TO Try
the medicine and all have had The same
result / have used u in my family Tor
my husband aud children for colds and
be grippe I would not ha without u in
the house. I really think o. has added
wears ~ my life and / feel have no
ono 90 thank but God and Or. Hartman.
lf other sufferers are Induced 70 Wy tAa
wonderful medicine they viii Join me ~
sling its praises Mrs. Jann CAT.
Mrs Thcophne achmit. wife ~ the
oX-s"cretary - the German consulate.
writes The following letter 90 DR.. Hart
man in regard 90 Poruna.
3li1 Wabash Ave, Chicago, I'D.
The perunn Medicine Co. Columbus o..
ueutemcu--'f suffered this winter with
a severe atiack % Ia grippe. ana
having repeatedly heard OF the value OF
Peruna "a such cases, : thought ! would
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
LOST HER CLOTHES AT PEKIS.

Revenue Officers seized Miss COndit-
smiths Paris outnt.
New York. Dec. Miss Mary Condit-
Smiths baggage was retained by the GUS
toms authorities when IL was taken from
che American Line steamship So. Louis to-
day and sent Co the appraisers stores.
Miss Condit-Smith explained thas she had
lost an her clothing Ia tine siege OF Pekin
and that she had purchased "a new ward
robe while IN Paris. She pleaded thas "a
her clothes had been lost 10 tho defense
OF Pekin she was entitled 20 bring into this
country that which she had purchased
abroad. Deputy Collector Berrimsu and
Deputy Surveyor Bowling said. however.
that 20 Was not for them 20 interpret the
law and that they, therefore have 20 con-
nscatc her trunks and bags
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
NOTHING or IMroRrANcE.
isasibE Committee Adjourned Until
AFTER Christmas.

West Point. " y. Dee. 2e-The court
- inquiry investigating the allegation
hat the late oscar l.. Booz was 50 ~
reated while cadet az the military
,cadeny that his health was impaired be-
an work early to-day. intending TO fuish
is labors at noon. Cadets sheriff. and
intt Of North Carolina gave some unim-
oriart testimony. such as has been often
peatcd Ia the course Of this investisa-
on. The court adjourned until Wednes-
ay. Dec. &c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
rwo BILLED AZ TAMPA.
A old Wan ana His Grandson KIM
cd hy plant ssstem No. -.

Tampa ria. Dee 22-Fehppe Alferro.
aged eighty. aud his grandson Joe. aged
ten were killed by Plant System train No.
IS This morning as it was leaving che city.
Both we're on the track when The train
came along aud became 80 excited that
they could not set or. The train Killed
the old man instantly. MASKING every bone
m his holy and crushing HIS head. The
boy lived about an hour. The engineer
made every possible effort 20 stop the
train after he saw they could no, set OF
,1c track. but struck them before he
could stop No blame Is attached TO the
lH.Lneer or the roaa for the accIdent.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

tfN A. I NEta ~
faithfully. a n q
began 80 feel a
chang. for tn .
better the second
slay and ia the
course Of a week
! was very much
improved. After
using three bot
tlor i not only
fouu 4 the Ia
grippe had dis
appeared. but my
general d oalth
was much better.
] am satisfied that
pcr,lun f. a won
sierfui famil y
endorse it," Mrs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

ia grips I had o. iorribia cough. !
asked ms wife to- get me % bottle % Pc
ruua. bat as tho druggist did not have
% sh. 80 ne something else that was
highly recommended for Ia gr.pps. cpat-
ing the same as Peruna. ] took that
but was not able to leave The bcd.
Il tod my wife that n I dbl not Get
Pcruna soon that would surely be- r.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
uIs CONDITION CRITICAL.
senator RoHse Taken 70 Tallahassee
for Treatment


Tallahassee, Fla. Dec q. State Senator
W a. Rouse. who was shot and danger
oH.y wounded by Frank Waller. mer-
chant aul lumberman. at Ashmore Thurs
day night as "a result Of a business dis
alite EIear Minis. Rouscs br0ther-in-
law being killed by Walker in the same
diuleulty. was brought 20 Tallahassee by
special train late this afternoon for surgi-
.tI treatment
liis condition IS extremely critical. The
ballet in his abdomen has not been iocat-
30 ana Rouse is too weak 20 stand prob
HE. H.- rnysiciau said tonight; sen
tor Rouse IS resting fairly well just now.
ana I lnlns he has lighting chance. but
! don't IKE his symptoms"
Walker Is la custody for the killing OF
Sims. but not locked in a cell His
brother a sheriff OF Wakuila county.
where the tragedy occurred.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

81 Ni"f we tAtiAs NN
my lunr felt a.
o. kuive W err e.
sticking IN them
My wife went
to town ond got
me q bottle Of pc
runa aud . took
81 four DAYS ac
curding Ca 10 o.
directions on tho
bottle Tho attn
day ] took On AK
on my shoulder
ana went ont into
the woods 90 chop
wood.
81 hal another
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
SENATOR HANNA CONES SOUTH.
WIN spend Holidays In Miams and
Elsewhere In Florida.

Miami, Fla. Dec. 2.-Unised States
senator Marcus a. Hanna and family
win arrive in Miami tomorrow night on
a speclal train over the East Coast Rail-
,o,a. The holidays viii DC spent IN All
ami. West Palm Beach and other points
~ interest IN South Florida The special
train will leave Jacksonville al 7.59 O'Clock
lo-xuorrow morninMs fw-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

New York Dee. - .-oaesr AarousDn.
the bicycle rider died in the New York
Hospital this afternoon from injuries re-
sulfing from MS fail during the aix-day
bicycle race 10 Madison Square Garden.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
i.souri River Commission 60 "
Abolished

Washington. Dec .2-Thc river and
irbor bill as IL viii be reported from the
ouse Committee soon after the recon-
ming y Congress on Jan. 3 VIII carry
fovlsl0h abolishing the Missouri River
nmmiEslon,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
rRoLLEY oAa COLLISION.
Christmas shoppers Exciting e.
perienee Near Lebanon. Pa.

pcrfeBcc Near Lebanon, va.
Lebanon. Pa. Dec. 1.-Two trolley ears
on che Lebanon Valley Street Railway,
crowded with Christmas shoppers. collid-
"a to-day between this city and Annviile.
A number Of persons were injured. some
serious An is-months-oid baby was
trampled upon by the panic-siricken pas
seneers ana Is not expected 70 recover.
The front paN Of each car was reduced
20 spiiniers and the motormen saved
themselves by jumping.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
ON Thelr winter cruise.

Norfolk. va. Dec. 22.-The united
s,atos battleshlps Kearsarge and Massa-
cbuFotts paesed out the Cape TINS morn
ing en- route 20 Pensacola tla. the, theI
arst stop. on their winter cruise. They
U.nl reach there about Dec. - or 81
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

Republicans VIII Have Majority i'm
the New Court

Frankfort. Ky..Dec. 2 The Court Of APP
peais adjourned to-day untll the January
term without rendering a decision IN the
case OF ex-secretary OF STATE Caleb Pow
ers. charged with completely IN the Goebei
assassination and sentnced 20 life lmpris-
onment. This passes the appeal 70 the
new court. which will stand four Repun-
leans TO three Democrats.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

Nfrs Evaugeline Hearts, ne only
seaman member 81 the lower house o.
Coiorado's legislature y no" being i AIS
~ ~ for ihe place u SPEAKER Of thai
body.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

cannot say anything else but soo1
OF Your mediciues. For seven winter !
had suffered with ga grippe ahp W
each attack was confined 20 the Dea. IN
tbe winter OF 1898. ] was attacked with
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

rcmodY. ana gladly endptae u --Afa-
Theophile Schmitt.
Aairess The Peruna Medicine Co, OF
Columbus. Ohio. FOR q book treating ou
catafrh.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
Columbus. O., Jul, 10Th. 1900.

toIumbus, o.
Columbus
called
)stom
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

Deem hcr whtch
lasted more n an
y three months. an q
~ which lett me with
eaiarrh. and several
~ az ms friends adj
Vised ma a. try your
~ wonderful medicine,
Pcuus. I began with
bottle tho nrHt wes-k In
March. and ~ certainly did
me a great doal % good. J
vns 20 well satisied that I
purchased another bottle
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

tion to1 !. at IF Eka Park for Henry Poggenburg The
Syfi1 WaIer VIII VIII, ne Kept al an even temperature
tain has proved popular with many guests there.
Delaware Is the finest in the mountains II Is also
one OF the liveest of the entire system especially
on sunday nights. on the departure Of the hus-
M Mrs James Eyerard is at the New Grand Wa,
Garthside and child, OF Miami Fla, are among
There is much social life at the Atchinsou House
Of late The charades. tableaus and pantomimes
a:5Enusen5snt,' especially Mrs ) H Bowes les as The
MSden Mr LOUIS Ss aeTzr @ e as d Ma
Mrs. Charles f. Merrihew as The Widow Mrs
as 6s BaGheor Miss Josie ena aaneer M
Hopkins was lifelike and amusing. c. D. Butler
and and "seapegrsss;r were very clever Next day day
there, ,nere was birthday picnic for Master Jack
closing with rollcking cakewalk.
tain and Mrs. Brown. of Brooklyn: Miss Jennie
Dougiss, DR.: Adair. Harry ]. ArbuCkle Mrs. An
Rev and Mrs walter Gallant Mrs Thomas Cisco
Of Paterson: Harry Wheeler. Of Hackensack; Agnes
mund Johnson and daughter, OF vineIand y
William Cumming. OF the New-York Custom
home. Bloomville,
Am Among the Brooklynites in the range are Mrs.
ST Wncs,e ~ EnEss and Saughters ter 5 DT and Mrs
Durham: Miss Jennie Gibson. at West Hurley:
the Misses Henrietta and Florence Parker and
William f. Hastings and family, at Stamford; John
?. Nostrand and family at Maple Grove Paenv,le;
the Misses Mullen. Katharine McLachlan. Nellie
Albert Buttng George Conroy. George O'Keefe
Joseph McKeon, at Glen Park, Hanes Corners
Recent arrivals include these:
Churchill Hall-Mrs. F. Brady and son, Miss
Jessup, Oracle D. Loemger. Frank Barrett; Floyd
man. Mrs G; NJ Gerard n. E. De Aguer3 and
snd 3 family MISS Eeatins dh Miss His Higgins HrtR9r
Conway and wife. Mrs. Thomas Brown. Mrs.
land and Wife Mrs E. s'' Earl MadeUra and family.
New-York; Mrs; L. N Chapin H. G. ostrander and
wife. Miss COnkling. DR.. c. d. Koehler and son,
New Grant-Mrs Karson Gibson. Miss NJ. ".
Charles w. Penrose. Miss ]. r. Eagleson. New
family Charles McLaren and family, George II.
Crowder and wife. Brooklyn.
phine Roll. of New-York. and Mrs. H. schoeni-
jaSe @ ana dSqgs5erz Of gooky1 1o,u
9aS 1oSn family En6 / Cans Mrs. Kln5ali DT
bailey and daughter. Miss Webb. H. Long, Albert
Leopold aayer AMY w. H T aEaf1 BaEer and Mrs E
bridge OF New-York: Miss Jane L. Emerson and
Harper and n y; Thorn Of PhiladeiPhia; George
Sy1sll. of Cincinnati.
Voss w Lichtenstein and family, e. Lavinresox
End End Ms A Heckert and d9'Tghter; Of NewrYor5
Maple GroveUC F Miller. Robert r. cleland
Coates and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Nostrand,
Charles Goebel. of Brooklyn; Margaret Coates, of
Newhuryport. Mass: Otto Melcho. of Baltimore;
fes John Rrun1ng and Mrs e wyaGa anG
daughters, of New-York. and Miss NJ H. Billings,
Pine Gr9ve1Mrs. E. ,. Binkert Miss Roeth, MSS
Nostrand and family. OF Jamaica; Inez ]. Hallock
9r Hvernead g 3 Cotton and family ana Miss 2
of Teronto Mr. and Mrs. Ph5 d. of RrookIS9
and Mrs Elvin and Mrs. Davidson. OF Paterson.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

utmost 'S NN4t mas DeeA taAeu 10 lhe
t the Stevens House golf matches and golf tax
eon.ar sstS pfeNah, and large number of new
Somers are becoming proficient in the slang of The
5nrni All ol the golhng fraternity much dis
,p lpolteu at the outcome of the Ampersand-S
Eo9se match game this week but ii well
sbn',Sh throughout and afforded much sport,
aIogSh ISi me weather on the day of the game was
but desirable. George Stevens pitted
1sn1sS ,n rank Croker in the contest and won by
tort ~. 1 ae Ampersand ball team had the good
end is not yet 80 49, 80 ~
on e sold ~ team Of eight and several wom-
en - 70 60 10 the Hotel Champlan this week for
hnatcn and all of the players feel confident
s.iat LII 'le result VIII be the that of the
tT Ihhlch with the same hotel the Stevens
by II up. 9 e ' ~ i''u9
ne progressive euchre of the week most
ntsSeSSlu IA IN every way Mrs. Cassidy and Mrs
staT,d sStSaren were the women champons while Mr..
oaerluhh and Judge Mccarthy the prize
%nnnefs; to, BESIDES the formal euchre and whist
.ouI M Hailehts, which take place weekly. there are
numerous other card games always going on of an
eSehIng on the wide piazzas and in the comfortable
nirs. Charles b. Squire, guest of the house
save a, large brake party one evening recently TO
A99troR9aSk or Rf Lodge. where supper obtained
III IN Mednesday " evening the guests of the house
were entertained by Colored quartet from Hamp-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
LA GEORGIAN
DOOR SPORTS KEEP THE Wis
ITORS BUSY

Lake George Aug. Is tSpecaD,-One of the nov
cities of the week was the discovery of birds
nest uhoer the guardrail Of the steamer HORIZON
Inc olrds that built the nest had accompanied the
Horlcon on her trips from the head to the foot of
tne iake and return. travelling nearly hundred
Illies every DAY with their young The young birds
were raised on board the steamer and to-day
foil redsed This is the first instance record
on the lake of nests being built any of the
steamers.
con has the sway at the Sagnmore. The red
eoi coats OF the young men and the fetching
costumes of the young women make the golf links
a scene of liveliness and beauty
Edward NJ Shepard. Thomas NJ. Osborne. r. r.
Bowker, Royal c. Peabody, Charles S. Peabody
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
GUESTS OF THE H4LcYOy HOTEL

Millbrook, N Y, Aug. IS (SpeciaD-Hacyon Hotel
is carrying fun house, and prospects for August
and September are promising. During the
spell Of hot weather the golfers just as busy
as ever going around the links. which is considered
by golfers one Of the finest euchre party took
place Tuesday evening in which a large number
took part. The winners George j. letter a
well known New-Yorker, and Mrs e. G. Taylor. OF
Brooklyn.
Norman c. Lascelles gave some interesting Sc
Iections the plano last Sunday evening, ard
was appauded he appeared four different tim -
Mr.. Robertson drove the Halcyon brake and four
joyed greatly by all who occupied seats
Among the latest arrivals Mr.. and Mrs NJ -
sutphep and Mis- Sutphen. Mr. and Mrs, j. j.
Alnliral and Miss Almirall; of New York; Mrs. c,
P Lees Mr. and Mrs II r. Sutphen. Walter
Perry Ralph Perry. Mr. and Mrs. James T Powers
Mrs. Raiston Fleming, Of New,Y9Ek: George /
Murphy of Brooklyn; Samuel y. Hoyt. Sherman
Hoyf Mr. and Mrs. Ralph March and Henry ID
Hotehiiss. OF New-York; Miss Emma blanchard
OF Baltimore. and Miss S. Clark. OF Yonkers.