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HARBoR POINT, MICH.

Special correspondsncs of The Sunday Republic
Point resort is sinsuIarly favored The strip OF
land upon which 1t Is situated is very narrow.
and. while on the outer shore the heavy surf OF
Lake Michigan rolls over fine sandy BEACH siSI,;
the halbor Within The hotel and amusement
hail overlook the Lake Michigan SIDE. while nu-
merous cottages within stones throw have u
fins view OF neighboring resorts -, J.,
Doctor John 4. Prince Of Springfield. ILL.,. Is
now at the club.
A party consisting. of H. P. WILDER; the Misses
Wilber Bprk and Monaghan of Peoria, ILL.,, are
occupying the WILDER cottage.
N. {. Frederick. Mrs. Frederick and Miss Eila
Frederick are recent St. Louis arrivals.
The golf players have begun their trips to the
Harbor Point golf grounds, about mile west
of the Harbor. This is an eishteen. mole course
and. with the possible exception OF Charlevoix.
the fines, golf grounds in Northern Michigan, -.
Mrs. Dan Holmes and Miss Holmes came up
last week and will remain all summer.
Mrs. l. W. Jacobs and son are in their cottage
and boarding at the clubhouse.
:. party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n.
Meir. Duncan 1. Mer and Miss Jaspering OF 81.
Louis and Miss Cole Of Memphis came last week
and occupying their cottage
The first bail Of the season was held last sat
urday in tho Casino and was largely attended
Professor Harris Orchestra. which is from In,
dianapolis and has been here for the past several
seasons furnished the music.
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ing the boat come In is the one never. failing.
never-negiected recreation at the island. Re;
sorters are coming In very freely now. and
will make this their headquarters for the sum-
mer.
r. l. Nagel Of Losovista cottage returned to
st. Louis this week on business trip: Misses
Lillian Rooch and Miss Josephine Miller are
jolly party Of St. Joseph people is staying
| at the Grand this week. It consists Of Mr. and
ou as Frank Quentin i and Ms La. brewa.
j. German and Mrs. German OF st. Louis have
come to the Grand for few weeks stay. -,
P. S. Thur5ton and Mr.. and Mrs w. Ia I'LL
more of Kansas City are at the John Jacob
MI Mt. and MR.. J. NJ. Ferguson and J, H. Fer;
House; also Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Aydelott Of
% II sss as ssn 3 ss Ct Ct Kansas a
returned en- the last Manitou.
A. A. Buck, Kansas City: Mrs H. II. Darby.
st. Louis. and j. n. Picksen. st. Louis. are
opened their cottage here this week.
her Mf Cottage Mss Matte Withsrspoen Of Ieuise
v H. f Tas sen viz Is AND
Msll,ans ssos au. sY' g.. 81 Early sE
Lynch Lynch Williams. has also made name q wide
:p5 Princeton Cottage !.
am Of MI his wsR s is sss
third edition and contains much matter on the
early history of the region.
The cottage of James L. Blair 10 again occu.
Percy ssr Ma sss s
Lawrence A. Yonge and family are recent Ar
rivals here.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
corr.,no,sence sunday Republic.

Special Correspondence Sunday Republic.
Atlantic City. July l2.-Though the season y
hardly in full swing here and will not be for
some days yet. the number Of st. Louis people Is
gradually increasing. To-day there were but few
people on the boardwalk and the ocean was but
little patronzed. as the weather for the last two
days has been 80 Indictment that few persons
with any regard for their we'll being ventured
out. However. Mr.. Frank Espwn was seen trot;
summer clothes. He seemed to be enjoying him
self in spite Of the high wind and the drtzzle.
Later in the day he observed in the surf
near Young's Ocean Pier.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Rice were prominent at
the Horse Show and declare that the Atlantic
City exhibit Of horse flesh compared fayorably
Mrs Rice are to be seen taking their daily con-
stitutional on the promenade:
Miss Ray Rauh OF st. Louis Is under the
chaperonage OF Mr.. and Mrs Rice and occupied
box at the Horse Show yesterday and to-day.
Mr.. F. SpielerInan n one Of the latest st. Louis
arrivals. Last night he was seen at tho perform:
Music and also on Youns.s Pier during this aft
ernoon when the big seine net was hauled.
C. Robert Buschner is at tho seaside. where
he IS preparing for a much-needed rest
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wEQUEToNsING.

Special Correspondence of The sunday Republic.
ne4uetunsius. Ju.y l--NeuGetonsng, as
Ls-a.. S..us No.li Ai.SIi.Sen - All tne
E.ii.uer ot pioin.nent st. LU.is peopie. "A mei4-
los,lu pay .t~ian ie1i..lne .o-1ay: tAste
.--oie Di"in Iepiese.1teu al Weque..hs.iS t"an
d ~.y leso.t inere ale NV siA eeaeiaA
> lil2Iy ol.er ot atse iAei..A! ca.-
iuer spending tue sulins. mere. ei.ain !. As
ILL.,, so~... Al " .x~e.o..s.!.s mas an i.ue.na-
pir .t..-Iin cu.tui, mat nis.ne IL Unique.
A.iss .-aItaa l.. iiaNAweii Is sPeh3ihs the soni-
ntr- Mltn the DeianS.uS.
,o.ii.ai NAN iveeheI pleasant party Hvh
ST. LOUIS lie Utiiel day. IL As coi.posea OF -As.
and Saiie neyDuln. Na4ie t.eyUAtn, Jr.,
ana joan K and Clalh heybufn ,-
p.oss.i.t cult4se this week. Ihey are accom-
PANIED by a.iss Louise T.ayer.
/. ,har,es Dawson OF baNeipo.t and MISS hatn-
aie at hotel MeGue,onsinS
Other St Louisans Who nave lately arrived are
j. W. Cooke. 4. W. Cooke, Mrs lua Il. Geary,
John Mac,aIthy, Amos +. Parker and SEM. w.
Clark. Mrs. Maynard Garner of Kansas City and
MRS. Jonn Mise e,' Ms E = Wilson and Miss
Wilson all of Leuvenwoith are also mere:
the Fourth Mr. - Brown was one Of the ST. Louis
ans who went TO Buffalo TO attend the dedca-
Sn q ,s @ EpoMS sr ad several On eans
ago. being one OF TIE first TO open their cottage
on the resort grounds.
George a. Lawrence Of Galesburg, ILL.,, arrived
on Sunday With his wife and daughter. ,,,.. "
Mrs stissnsy Miss r Sss sS ,o, and Miss "
MIS-. Ida al R. McGeary is at the Clubhouse
]. H Cooke and c. W. Cooke are spending
Doctor es 9Ai RaHe void Mrs. Ravod and the Misses
Ravold are occupying their cottage. Mini
Mr. and Mrs A. Clifford are entertaining Miss
Mr. and Mrs j. s. eraydon are occupying
Mr. J. johnson and family are guests here.
BY far the most paiatial cottage on the resort
er and capitalist of ST. Louis. Late last season
Mr.. West spent week here and purchased three
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JAMESTOWN, r.. I.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic
JamssoMna r l. July , l2Tae tIur ,bs prs s,
yacht races at Newport the hops al the Bay
View. the Gardner and the Thorndike hotels.
ouononQuot Clubs reception proved a success.
and everybody put In an appearance for the sake
q the Women e from shoreey no ai ifF woTe shscoi
ored gowns and no hats.
Saturday evening for the weekly dance, whicn
feature Of the Social life .: the Town TSsre
will also be music on Monday and Wednesday
The shirt.wais, girl is as much in evidence as
NOT had the ,enertty to show himself hersabouts
90 far this summer no, even during the late
The Jamestown Cub which is reported to be
81 Louis on its rolls: Augustus II II bard
S Ss%ss rfuss Mek E.s rS Sa h naV
A Faris apa ], =. ling ''.1A'Y1'' :
thy sETised on Mend M0nsay Of this week
Monday. when he ven, to New YORK. ''''~- Nt'''
eaanassu Sss Cub Jolly ihe s f sn sn party at the
given BY the cstins to twelve Young people who
n q The Po,ier the w R s' and h me Fan
e,sss psere ~ss h ard aorsa pse in tie
MI NJ; and M. Mrs. G H Vest Mrs Charles H.
haue. Miss Lucille A. Nieiringhaus and L e
Niedrng.aus. all OF whom have rooms in cot
House.
Charles L Hunt OF the firm Of Charles L.
Hunt CO. has engaged rooms the Bay View
Hotel from July l. to September 10.
MIS- kayser. who is the mother OF Ms
Ephron Catlin has taken rooms at the Gardner
House Tor the next six weeks.
Edward Maliinckroit. .Ir.- who has been speni-
ine a few days here befors sailing for Europe
with his parents took party of Shoreby Hill
people out to see the yacht race of Newport last
Monday $500
Miss Emily Catln gave small dancing party
road
The Chdren's Cleaners Circle will hold a.
etrawoerr festival at the Naples on Narragan-
Gett avenue some evening this week
b. c. Flower has been passing a weak with
James Stil,man. the banker ct Oaklawn his
GUNNER residence On NarTagansett avenue in
Newport.
Charles w. BafIey's horses and carriages have
arrived for his use this summer.
WORD mas been received here that Judge Bowie
Who has hired the siocum cottage. Is 81 at his
home IN 81. Louis. and his arrival here IS CON
eequenty delayed. He is suffering from pres
tr1tion brought on by the excessive heat Late
accounts state his Improvement.
Next Monday the new casino Of the Quononquot
Club VIII be opened with a dramatic and musical
recital for the benefit OF the club and St
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LAKE MINNEroNKA. MINI.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Lake Minnetonka. Mimi. July R.-The heavy
gales on the lakes. with the delightfully."- cool
Varying on nearly maae
II necessary Tor every one to resort to winter
MIS-. Ed c. o Biien Of Louisiana, Mo-. ar
rived last week and was Joined several days
ago ,SS 5y MT 0Brien. who has been travelling In
Mr.. j. F. Frankenneld of ST. Louis was regis
Miss Tillie Bushman Of st. Louis, accompanied
by. parry Of frienas put in an appeaIanee az
LOUIS from q tour OF the Northwest.
NM, Mr. and and Mrs: Harry Rubey and daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs: J. +: Allen OF louisiana. No..
Ss oss on at s the Of sseS ON KS
Fourth.
MRS. Cunningham and her mother. Mrs. Nc
friends at Crystal Bay
We're ali sd at Ss as s
House, indulee daily with other guests s at TIA,
In sans s RsSn hose ps sas. s. just now the
Mrs. Mrs j. s Warner Of ST: Joseph. Mo-. is ex-
Mr. B 4: Aidrich of ST. Louis Is among the
Mr. John H. Holman of St. Louis. who arrived
Nj and Mrs joseph w. f aosman ao of Nm
Miss Mamie Ramsey Of Cairo. M. and Mr.
on al home e ss
Ramsey's parents; Nj. and Mrs. B.. q. Ramsey
eslnnins Of he Summer. to aceommo date Mr..
Ramsey. who Is travelling PASSENGER agent Of
the St Louis and Minneapolis road Mrs Rose Nc
q A Cairo r nj nave guests or Nh asd
Mrs Ramsey since the beginning Of June and
this week on the steamer Maynower.
Leuis,aas: Mrs Perry, the Misses Laura and
Mrs. J; B: Poorman Of ST Louis. Who has
been visiting her daughter in Minneapolis since
her arrival in Minnesota, came out to the lake
las. Tuesday and is domiciied at her old head
quarters In the Excelsior.
Mrs Charles T. Neal and family and Miss
Myrtle Rogers Of st. Louis made Q tour OF the
lake this week on the Mayf1ower.
Mrs w. NJ. Devoe Of Carrolton, No.. arrived
Mrs Calvin Confer and son Of Kansas City
are established this season In q cottage at Fair
view ON the lower lake.
Miss Alma Anderson Of st. louis was regis.
tered at one of the hotels on the Fourth.
Mr.. Hugh MCGEE Of Amboy. I'LL. IL guest oil
his son, Judge J. F. MCGEE OF Wildhurst. :
, Mrs. LeweIlyn of. st. Louis Is occupying Il. A.
Merrfirs cottage at Howard's Point Tor the sea
son. =, 80 ;
Among the late arrivals at Prior Lake are Mrs
Ewing II. sloan and Miss Helen Sloan Of ST,
Louis.
this season by Mr. "a l. Foote ard family cf 81
Louis. ~
rived at NinnetonkA.
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OCEAN GROVE. n. j.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Y Ocean Grove. n. J.. July 12-Now that the
NSur;h IL over. the throngs OF campers" have
settled down to the more grave work Of the sea-
son's programme This was continued the AIRS: ars,
Grove Sunday -school and chau;auqaa Assembly :
one OF the most important series y meetings
faculty this year are Bishop John n. Fitzgerald.
%. b, Ii. D.. of ST. Louis president. the Rever-
end 3, 3. Loomis; Phi p D. D. supsrins int ns y
depsrment: Professor w A, haschson -, A ID,
of Pennington Seminary. N. j., head OF the nor
@ai deparment Professor Tai E. MG,sa i; i,ss
superintendent Of the Junior department: The reg
ular work Of instruction is carried On dsii ~
the morning and afternoon sessions. and IN the
ovening there are popular lectures. Commence
Snef1t day for both the Sunday school and Chau-
tauqde graduates will be next THURSDAY; ,, a..
xsreiy frowned on this ysar The n,s Ssver ere,
inE this week jumped to his feet wss the , aIS,
ence was applauding the remarks Of the hevSs
end A. q: Bale Of New York ami exeiaimea
There must never again be applause At OWNS
service n this building. dedicated to the wor'
Wm AID Of 81. Louis n taking life ieisure;y
n the Sheldon.
FAirbuTy, Neb.. visitors at Seaside are Mf. sho
Ms. J. v. Switxer.
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LONG BRANCH, n. ].

sR.a., cosrsspoGaenee Of The Sunday Republic:
sanuI sxhibition q the Monmouth County
ana q. the wealth and fashion on the coast IS
waiting with high interest. The horse show
then 1t g that socisty. exhibits itself on the
canvas-coyered lawn in front Of the grand stand
ena In the private boxes. The entries. which
close next Monday. the largest in the history
q the association For first choices Of the eighty
9ve private boxes. the cottageis and hotel guests
o5d high prices tonight at the auction, which
I1s conducted in the pa,lors OF the West End
Hotel.
Thas the Branch will have q casino by mex,
reason 10 probable. Such a rendezvous for society
ahe resort needs. 1t will probably be built on
m ocean pier.
Aufomo6iling 10 very popular here. The racers
have become % daring that the city authoh-
dse are about to pass q statute restricting the
rate at which they may 60 about the avenues
70 ten miles hour.
II q rumored that George Gould is to build
1t Deal. Just below E1beron. palatial country
0sat, az dne Is his Georgian court at Lakewood
Senator Mark Hanna who spent most OF last
summer IA an Elberon cottager. will return for
4 Fart Of August this year.
Baron Fava, the Italian Minister. has engaged
season quarters At Sea Br ght; Senior don Manuel
0yfng . cottage at Allenhurst.
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Of the most desirable lots, on. the water front
At the extreme eastern end OF the resort. near
the Roaring Brook property. The situation is
an ideal one for summer home, there Is
ar; an unrestricted view Of the lake and surround
all appointments and is to be hn1shed in a week
or ten days Mr. West; who was married last
Florence and Carol West. here the last OF the
month
On Tuesday D. NJ. Houser will go to st. Louis
for week or more and then return to Join his
family at '.Cedamere."
John T. Donnell is at the hotel for q short
stay
Mr.. George B. Spear has gone to St Louis for
a short business trip.
Mrs. Jackson johnson is at West wequs with
her family.
Mrs. George Warren Brown has a. her guest
brought him up from St. Louis to remain at her
cottage for several weeks.
Ashley Scott who met with painful acciden:
= his factory in St Louis recently, breaking
his arm at the elbow, will spend the summer at
.Fernleigh.' HE mothers cottage, 1t will be
some months before he is able to attend to busi-
ness.
Mrs. Reeves and family Of Helena Ark are
expected soon. They occupy the Marsh cottage.
on First avenue.
The Reverend William Elmer will occupy the
pulpit at st: Johns Episcopal Church at Harhor
Springs on Sunday.
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BAY VIEW, MICH.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Bay View Mich. July l2.-The first Of the
Bay View educational institutions to open Its
summer office the grounds Is the Bay View
has been here for several days and his various
assistants have begun to report.
Miss Ruth L. Barnes and VIII Eicho6 Of Cairo.
H.. came June 20. and are here for the as
A new waiting house, with pagoda roof 10
being built by the association on the Bay View
dock.
who have been at Petoskey. came Tuesday to
Mrs r. Scott and Miss w. F. Carkson came
Thursday.
son at the Warren cottage.
w. N. Sloan came here to remain until August
He expects Mrs s., Sloan hs to join him In ie"
E: A. schiell is at the Howard for few
weeks visit.
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FROGS HAVE INVADED ITHACA.
Myriads Strew the Earth and Stop
the Trains.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ithaca, N. Y, July RAJ ithaca is suffer-
ing from frog pest after the recent heavy
rains. The frogs have appeared in great
numbers. The ground In the vicinity Of
Renwick Park Is covered with them.
A train which left for Auburn had great
difficulty in working It's way through the
The track became so slippery from the
ones KILLED that the wheels would not take
hold Of the rails. Traffic on q branch OF the
avenue has been impeded, and thousands
Of the frogs appeared on the vacant lots.
The little animals have invaded houses
residents In the lower part Of the city. It
is difficult to proceed on the walks In that
vicinity.
An explanation is that the frogs have
come from the swamps south of Renwfck.
As result of the wet season many pools
are left in that vicinity, affording many op-
portunities for the breeding of tadpoles.
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CHARLEvOIx, MICH.

Special Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic.
Charlevoix, Mich July 1.-THE situation Of
Charlevoix Is most picturesque on the Lake
Nj .chisan shore. The little town Is at the mouth
OF q short strait. the outlet Of Round and Pine
lakes. Further up and just between the lakes
are the handsome grounds OF the Belvedere and
Chicago resorts. which are the north and
W. <. Heron and family Of Peoria. H.. are
Mrs. George Lacey Crawford. two children and
maids are settled in their cottage Mr. Crawford
viii Join them In a few weeks Mrs. W. R.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grohe and son are at
the Beach Hotel for the season.
F. X, R6by and Mrs. Roby are also here
Mr. p Taylor and family arrived Tuesday, and
Mr. and Mrs P. Tavior BRYAN. children and
maid are here for the summer.
Joseph 8. Taussig and Doctor e. "A. Taussis.
are now Sse al The Belvedere Hotel several 'e'so
Mr. H D. Cornell Is In charge of the golf
links. having held the same position last season.
He is from San Francisco. but has spent much
time ON Eastern courses.
Mr. and Mrs A. Davis and maid came on
The beach Hotel opened Sunday ana a number
Of the guests are st. Louisans. Roger f. Hard
ing and Miss Mary A.. Harding are al the Inn.
W.. y. .Kinsella. Jr.. Miss n Kinsella. p.
party Of St Louisans who are here. = i,
The Fourth was celebrated here by various
Aonatic sports. The boat races took Mace On
Round Lake. having d naval battle 81 NIGHT
The swimming pool was opened In the affernoon.
having undergone . thorough cleaning. The
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leaning back in her chair. taking quiet
nap, when the youths came along. stopped

leaning back in her chair. taking quiet
nap, when the youths came along. stopped
and held conference at the gate.
bet you the drinks you are afraid to
kiss her," said one OF them.
Done" said another. (which one, the
sleeping beauty or the other one?''
THE little snoozer. Of course"
The wager was made In such low tones
that Mrs. Kelly did not hear it. but she
grew alarmed when the three young men
entered the yard and one Of them ap-
preached Mrs. Davenport in a way that
showed somebody was going to be kissed
right soon.
She cried out to warn the sleeping wom-
an, but too late. for there was a resound-
ing smack and the wager was won. Then
McCusker caught Mrs. Kelly in his arms
and kissed her several times before she
could struggle free. She called for help,
and Philip Stiehler. neighbor, ran to her
assistance. But Ii was three against one,
and Stiehler get black eye before he
knew 1t. Then he and Mrs. Kelly caused
the arrest Of the young men.
McCusker said they had been skylarking
and were only in fun. He admitted the
kissing, but said they didn't know the
women were married. or they would have
been more careful. As for Stiehler's black
eye. McCusker said he only struck In self
defense. as he had been attacked first. The
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DELIVERS ICE FOR HUSBAND.
He Is Ill and Mrs. Radford Does
His Work,

New York. July 1a-while her husband,
who is an ice man. Is i'll. Mrs. Hannah
Radford Of No. 149 Dresden avenue. East
= New York. who is tall and muscular and
not afraid Of work, has taken up the tonS1
and begun the onerous task Of supplyin8
the route with ice.
the sun was yet young, and, with the A.
ststance OF a I-year-old boy, cut the
chunks into the regulation and 10 cent
sometimes impatient customers. She had
delivered the first consignment by 10 o'clock
and then went for q second.
Mrs. Radford. having had experience In DO.
mestic science, knows the necessity Of de-
livering ice before the small piece. which
entirely melted All East New York %
gratified. and singing the praise Of the
piucky woman who purveys Ice.
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AsBuRY PARK. =. j..

HsSnry Pslk. n. J.. July n.@Leaders Of the
ssnme. thrcns are making strong effort 70 get
evsF. does not strike 'Founder' James A. Brad
ley fayorahly. and, as sole owner Of the beasn,
he k ID who 10 to decide whether or not the
Asbury PARK Summer girl Is TO have the priv,
legs OF eportsnG with old Neptune by the light o.
suEgest that the Innovation would not tend to
elevate morality on the beach,. This aspect OF
the matter win probably be the decisive one with
-. .Eoynder," Eho has placarded his beach
With NOTICES fcr6idding abhreyiated bathing suits
@ = woman in = bathing suit as in q ballroom
4 ssrssk q chilly water tho nst Of this week
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NEWS OF ST. LOUISANS
AT THE SUMMER RESORTS.

people. Thefeupon thew took to trolley parties
Morning military ,uchre is the latest fad at the
notes SIS. Ine ladies' were up betimes-nearly 100
For the tenth annual baby parade next month
young America is now getting himself registered
n the Asbury Avenue Pavilion
BASS are running again. From Monday morn
Ing to Tuesday night there were thirty-six landed
weighing between eight and thirty pourds.
recent St Louis arrival at the Lafayette Is
S. c. Judge
Miss josephine Baum Of St Louis is spending
July at the Bristol. II. N. Jones Is St. Louis
VISITOR.
a ST. Louis party here includes Doctor and Mrs
Scott Parsons. Mrs. h X. Parsons and Mrs. c.
F. Gill and child.
Fuller.
Mrs. A. Raphae, OF ST. Louis is recent arrival
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United States revenue gutter Mehisan added to
me saiety Of the ree ots to Rnraa spending
number Of d S.aS Wseh have re. been
proved the resort very much. Every week n ball
will be given at this hotel
were here last year have returned for another
season
Fourth with an elaborate dinner. consisting Of
eiehtsen courses. almost st. every very course having
Fourth Of July. The ice cream was In form Of
miniature statues In red. white and blue. TIE
souvenir menu cards were very pretty
On the Fourth Mrs. H. T. Lancenberg and son,
C. n Langenberg regiStsred.
also Isaac H. Orr and Mrs. Orr.
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WON KISSING WAGER,
BUT GOT IN JAIL.
Unique Bet Between Three Pater-
son Youths Ended Disas-
trously for All.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Paterson. N. j.. July 13.-In an effort to
win wager by kissing woman unknown
to them three merry youths got into
trouble and were taken before the Recorder
on charge of assault and battery.
The men were William Grundy. Michael
McCusker and Irving Bohiman. They no
ticed two pretty women seated on porch.
They were Mrs. Grace Kelly and Mrs. Da-
venport Both are young. and. as they
were dressed In white, they attracted the
youths by their good looks and delightfully."-
cool appearance. Mrs. Davenport was
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MACKINAC ISLAND.

Special Correspondence q The Sunday Republic.
Macl;inac Island. July 12-when Marquette
first visited %asknas Island $50 years ago. J. he
lent wonder at their strange visitors. The
mooern tourist Is met by a dusky reception
cord as they solicit his. patronage for one or
snotiier OF the summer hotels. The modern re-
ceptior committee Is the colored hotel porter.
but the porter is not alone. To be sure he is
tho official committee Of receptions. but the
with groups of early Corners. who extend to new
arrivals at the pick out friends among the dis