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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31

So long as Ohio continues to roll uD
the good old Republican ma 'orties.
the leaders may be excused for oc-
casional Indulgence in the paatime Of
making faces at each other.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31

Where Eyri glcct> the nighr,
phumcd with clouds, and ,ohcd in white;
Where the cleaning >inheIm~ GLOW,
ON white fields Ut melted SNOW;
Where great Gwlddno ciilccs:
Walled with rccthinG prccpicc>;
Where the raging tempest, bIrath-
Lives The witch Of A>torcth--
K!mry, see her aged lonn
Hear her wailing> in the slouu.
"Oh Talic,yn Wake again"
Mona wrcps, her SONS ~" slain:
Dark the hours, and wild the woe;
Hear the rlmnor ot the foe:
Gwlcd.! GwlcdiG. Where art ,houi
Keen Of eye, aud bold "i hrowl
o'cr Eryri'S giant height
Scars the eagle in il, flight,
Dnknos, gathers DER the land;
Where is thy hcror band.
We, who tynan's banner bore,
On Siluria'> sulcn shore
Mona shriclS in misery.
ShickS to Cambria; shrick> 10 tlrci
See lliv rirc'S honorcd shield
Crushed on Rhy,l,lIan'S fatal field
See dark Ofl'S host advancing;
SEC their wdr-stceds proudly prancini
RAyi,hcd maidrnS shrek in vain;
Mothers, babes, are sadly slain;
Sec, The ruthless Oiva comes.
kym'y, scc--yOur ruined homes:
Gwledg; Rise ior God and right!
Crush the tyIant in his might.
Mocll, from her home OF night
Sees the carnage ot the fight;
On rocky steep She stood
And surveyed the field OF huod
Like the driven SnOw--hcr hair.
Streaming, hung upon the air
With her magic wand she broke
Tho hcaNy gloom and wildly spoke:
"liark. that dreful din uiar.
Who Is youndcr god oi war?
See. the sword OF Gwcdig hasliug;
Hear the shields OF ohs crashing;
Rejoice, ErSIi, in thy son--
Gwen N,tIadS bloody field is Non."
--George ". Bowen CAP GwdllU
'Eyri Snuwdon-'rhc highest mountain !
Males Every We>lmJn love, the Eryli necar-
of its association with the mighty past. IN il
shadows, the kymic princes fought, hled an
dcd--iu the defense OF the liberties Of beau, in
Gwalid.
The battle of Gwcnlraith, OF Gwen l,lrLd
was fought in the year j9s 4, d., a few yea
after the fatal field ~ Rhl ddan, What MaIIiho
Was 10 the Greeks th" battle Of Gwentlath Ma
to the kymry. Ohl the saxon king was di,l'
astrou,ly defeated; check was placed uno
Saxon invasion, and the heroic Prince Gwlcdi
retrieved the disaster OF RhSddlin and the los
glolics Of the immortal taladog, in this srea
battle
Mcilcr-A great Welsh poet of the Tenth Gen
tury,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31

Governor Odel's refusal to sanction
any plan of Sunday opening for New
York city leaves Mayor-elect Low in a
hole. Hut he was bound to "et into
one sooner or later. anyhow. Tam
many represents Gotham'S moral aver
age: and no plan can be devised 10
keep IA self-governng community
above its moral average.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31

When confronted with the expert
cnccs of this country with tic man,l-
racturers' trusts and the labor trusts.
IT, is no wonder that the inhabitants
of the Danish West Indies prefer to
remain on the outside.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31

The weather bureau is respectful, !
petitiOned to turn over new leaf.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31
More Bother In Cuba.

CONSIDERABLE agitation has
arisen in cuba. and TO some
~ extent in the United States.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31
One Years Crop of Laws.

~ tRINC THE past year. 14.223S
laws have been passed by
X~ The legislatures of the val-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31

gseNa., G.. "
Al the close OF every season Of heavy
Dry Goods Selling there are accumula-
tlOns Of odd lots OF merchandise that
must be disposed OF without figuring The
loss. To-day you will find upon orr cOun.
ters the following items, marked ut
prices that will move them quickly.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
BASS FISHING AT THE GAP.

Delaware Water Gap, Penn, July 27 (SpeciaD.-
Bathing in the Delaware has become the most
popular pastime this resort and each dav hoat-
loads OF young people down the Brodhead
baths TO enjoy dip and a dive. There are manv
young women among the visitors who are expert
swimmers and they care nothing for strong tides
and deep eddies
Bass fishing continues to be exciting and many
New-York caught four FOUNDER from a boat off
the island.
progressive euchre given by Mrs Handy
at her cottage Tuesday evening at which forty
friends Were invited First and second prizes for
ladies by Miss Eva Gallet of New-Yorl,
and Miss Ida Romaine, OF Jersey City. They wera
a silver top glass perfume bottle and silver buckad
belt. E. w. Clarke and Harry WooIley Of Brook
lyn. won first and second mems prizes-a tennis
racquet and silver buckled suspenders
william A Colt. with a party or New York
His destination Monticello n Y IN fba
party Mr.. and Mrs Colt Miss Colt C;eorgs
Z. Laird and Wilson Hanford.
Mrs. Van Emburgh gave house dance TO a
and Mrs. Davis. of Brooklyn, have arranged for
Thursday. The hotels keep we'll alled
and dancing. euchre parties and other games cause
the hours to pass pleasantly
Late New-York arrivals are Miss A Hartough.
Miss Sheldon. the Misses Rogers. Mrs. A p Oar.
ling. c. b. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Lang Mrs
o.. G. HTnteya n yaG,lS. Mr s9a & Mrs Van Ness Mr. and
son Mr.. and Mrs. W. Planchsrd, M. J. Graeie
Mr.. and Mrs A. De Lacy, Master W. De Lacy Mr
and Mrs. c. Neckar. ". D. Vickery, Mr and Mrs
p T. sargssnt Miss SsrEeant ". g; CIoster Mrs.
hs New AND and M5 Ml & l. as, ESsd, Miss Purdy and
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
Up ~ THE ALLFGHENTFS

pepIora Springs, Penn. July 27 (SpecaD.-The
" '"e season has come, and with II a
''sSioh OF sayHties At Bedford there have been
refreshing showers, and the davs have heen of the
KIND for which this region is famed All tbe week
there nave been golf teas and o'clock teas and
'a'e supperS and waffle suppers a little later still
anu chcken suppers latest of all. and there have
neen taliy-ho parties and horseback parties and
me usual golf and tennis matches for which no
day has been too warm
The new connection made by the Baltimore and
ohio with the pennsylvania at Hyndman some
thing the Springs has needed for long time Is al
ready becoming popular One may now leave Bal
tmore at $50 in the morning and be at the Springs
by 4:10 In the afternoon.
George Fl. Colket, president OF the Huntingdon
ana Broad Top Railroad Company, is here not
merely Tor his own. but for friends pleasure. His
excursion In his private car one day this week was
enjoyed by Miss Paul. Miss Hilles Miss Latrobe
Miss Wilson. Miss Connolly Miss Colket Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Paul w. S. Hilles Frank W. Paul
Jr.; George Colket, jr., and d. G. HaIdeman. The
company left the hotel soon after breakfast and
the Broad Top region were visited. a champagne
l1hGheon nf aboard the car was pleasant incident
IN Many well known Baltimoreans ehiladelphians
Ex Senator Davis of West Virginia. came up this
brown his nnd chaTes Ts s Robie
MS MS private secretary The Senator brought FIVE OF
Governor Lowndes of Maryland drove over from
Cumberland this week with Mrs. Lowndes for a
Mr and Mrs James {. quinn Of chilicSths, Ohio,
Mrs. George Wood, Mrs. N. ]. Bolhme, Mrs. G. E.
Evans, f. M Attnger, Mrs Charles Beaston. G.
w Bellups, Dr.; S. W. Hooper. Miss Louisa Merry
man; Mr. and Mrs j. D. Howard n. A. Fulochan.
Melvin Mann James z Tyson, Mrs. L.. T: Ntauly.
J. w. Hanson. of Baltimore; ]. Randall Williams,
Miss Katharine G. D. Brown. Charles 8. Robb Ran
dali Williams, jr;; r. G Whitmer.. Mrs. Jean
XWanpdsrgrifi It.. L J. Wale s 3 Bennett, Martin
Connolly Mr.. and Mrs. Seldis, of Phiiadelphia
Mrs. T. r. Marshall. Miss Buckley and George
Bartlett, Of Washington
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
npJrFs AROUND MOUNT POCONO.

Nrount Pocono Penn. July 27 (SpeciaD-The
rhododendron and huckleherry rivals at this
time for nuhlic favor The city bred visitor votes
for tho former: while the native. who gathers and
soils tho latter at nice profit. lncnes toward the
bon,eIv berry The region is fun OF visitors and
the visitors are full OF praise and compliments FOR
the resort for 1t Is cooler by far than the lower
attitudes and blankets are luxury every night
with few exceptions
The romantic drive from Hooker's to Canadensis
snruce Cabin Inn and Buckhill Falls is still the
fayorite and is difficult to beat for all that
tends to wild scenery and romantic surroundings
The old jay Gould cottage and ruins OF his tan
merry are still there tell of the early Of
the railroad king. Tennis, golf and roaming about
the steep hills still the delights at Pocono
Mountain House and dancing and cards help TO
while away many an evening
Professor Strong of the American Geographical
Society, paid a high compliment to this region
when he said in a brief lecture delivered this week
In my opinion. the air the Pocono Mountains
that of the AdirondackS, and, being strongly
permeated with the very essence OF the resinouS
pine that grows in the high attitudes of Pennsyi,
Vania is particularly beneficial TO invalids and
persons affected with bronchial Ills
Late arrivals at the Pocono Mountain House
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sherman Mrs. Charles Kings
ley Ralph Kingsley, Mrs. Hooples Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 2. Lowry. Mr. and Mrs c. j. Conover. Miss
Conovsr Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Terwilliger. Mr. and
Mrs. H: J. Turner. Miss Ida Turner, Mr. and Mrs
8. d. Herns Master Charles L. Herne. Miss Isabel
Herne. Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Edgar. Miss Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs Mrs e G. Lamnert the % Misses 81 Lambert sII
George Lawrence, 8. T. Mabie Mrs. ]. T. Lord
and maid, II. CARING and son, Mr.. and Mrs. ". A.
Mrs.. g. Tucksrman. the ai..es Tucisrman. rms rev Rev
and Mrs. T. D. Emory, Nsw-York
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
GAY DAYS AT FEyWIcK HALL

Fenwick. Conn. July 2 (SpeciaD--The days at
Fenwick Hall are all too short to satisfy the gay
throng gathered here.
Csolfng. bathing and fishing, interrupted by occa-
sionaI talIyho drives through this charming re-
gion. make life Fenwick most enjoyable. The
bass season is at its height now. and the blueAsh
are just coming in. DR. Henry F. Deane, OF tha
steam yacht Viola brought in the first catch last
week and since then both ne and Stephen A.
Douglas, of New-York, may be seen daily making
for the pier.
Thursdays golf tournament. between the hotel
guests and the Cottagers- surpassed all previous
efforts Ex-Governor Bulkey and his partner, NJ
G. Rrainard carried off the first prize. Among ths
women who made remarkable scores were Miss
Mary Morgan and Miss James Trap shooting IS
a recent innovation and Is heartily enjoyed soma
of the scores would do credit TO Interstate Fara
experts The scores made at the Womens solr
tournament Wednesday afternoon by Mrs D D
Vreeland created a sensation as 10 was not gen
srallv known that she expert at the game
istersd are Mr. and Mrs. James Z James and lhe
Misses lanes DR. and Mrs. W. T. Bickertonr Ars.
& FeIowes Page and her sister. Miss HosaIle Da
We're BENJAMIN. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen a DouSLaS
Charles Seibert and the Misses Se1bert. Ut. Anrso
Dennis William s. Long. DR. Henry r Deanss A1r.
and Mrs NJ J. Newman. NJ, F. Graves. NJ n
Burns and the Misses Burns, Mr.. ana MIS- SnarlsS
Mrs John Gardner. Mrs. J. r Reynolds ana MISS MISS
Van Ruren REYNOLDS. Mrs. Joseph Shardlo". MISS
T = Alger Miss f. $. Van Buren, Mrs George
" v RiackbUrn Mr. and Mrs F. A Dana. Arthur
g Uudington j. Reed Hyde Herbert l. Baker and
Franklin NJ. Gunther-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
A CROW STORY.

From The Louisville COurisr-JOurnaL
A few months ago the gardener on John t. Tel
ford's place at Peru. up the short line. acct
dentally wounded Il while shooting at other
birds, and he made a prisoner of the bird After
its wings were clipped il became quite tame and
was placed in the garden. which is surrounded by
a fence eight feet high. II thrived on worms and
bugs and became dOcils chicken When
the warm weather set in other crows began to
gather about the garden at early dawn. and for
hours at a time kept up continual cawing. The
crippled crow in the garden answered each cav
and morning after morning the size of the visiting
themselves on the fence
On Sunday morning Mr.. Telford heard a COM
motion in the garden He went TO investigate and
found four or dve crows lowering around the Grip
pied one. Presently he three OF the visitors
place their beaks under the cripple Ifrr t mn ana
attempt TO fly away. They managed to get rha
cripple over the high fence. then it was drooped
hundred yards. when all but two the other crows
hew away The remaining two swooped down on
the crippled bird and seemed to be caressin- ~ n,
the garden. = -
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
NARRAGANSETT PIER POLO.
LIVELY CONTESTS LOOKED FORWARD
TO-VISITORS FROM NETWORK
YACHT CLUB FLEET.

Narragansett Pier, r. l.. July 81 (SpeciaD.-The
coming week promises to be the liveliest of the
season by reason of the polo games arranged by
the Point Judith Country Club for the Nara
sansett. the Rhode Island and the Point Judith
cups The play for the first named will be
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Saturday. For
the second on Friday, Monday and Wednesday. and
for the last on Tuesday, August g. Friday, August
D. and Monday, August II. The teams that will
compete will be the Bryn Mawr. Westchester
country Club, Point Judith. Philadelphia Country
Club. Myopia and Point Judith. Indications point
TO a large attendance All the spaces for carriages
on the field were taken up after they
put sale.
The Pier will profit largely by the presence the
coming week in Newport of the New-York Yacht
Club fleet. Many visitors who cannot be accom-
modated at Newport will the and take in
the fete from the Pier hotels
Social life has centred the beach mornings
and at the several hotels in the evening. The
bathing has been unsurpassed and the increased
number in the water is noticeable. The count at
time showed two hundred enjoying the surf
The first table d'hote dinner at the Point Judith
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
TIE WEEK AT MANCHESTER.

Manchester. VT July y (SpeciaD--The week here
has been the most enjoyable. from social point Oh
,,sv since the season opened. The progressive
-. marty which was held in Music Hall on
Tuesdav evening was largely attended and all pres
ent spent a pleasant evening
The first OF series of musical smokers was held
at the clubhouse of the Ekwanok Country Club on
Thursday evening and many were present Among
those Who took part in the entertainment were MIS-
p Parmlee Prentiss Mrs. Cronkhite. Miss Francis,
Mrs Frederick Taylor. Mr.. De CoUIsey, Louis Orvis
the Misses Hoyt and c. r Buchanan
The match between the Rutland Country Clubs
golf team and the EkTanOk team. played here
Wednesday, the occasion of attractive tea
at the clubhouse A second given Saturday
Music Hail.
The arrivals the Equinox include Mrs. A z.
Iutkins Miss J. LMtkins. Charles 2. Buchanan.
Mrs. W. ]. Quintard. Miss Fleming. s. o. Ochs.
Burtsul. p Reed. II. E Stevens. Jacob Hayes. Mrs.
Hayes. W. d. Wakley and E. P. BUliard OF New
York.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
: POSSESSION OF

Country Club pronounced success There
were thirty-two diners. including II. b. Kane and
party. Mrs. Alfred Norris and party and Edward
Connor and party. The table decorations were
American Beauty roses. sweetpeas and vines en-
twined with flowers.
musical progressive euchre party for points
was a great success at the Mathewson. The signal
prize "ii winters We're Mrs RueinE and Mrs Loader
"'rst George H Basntne. Of New-York whose auto
mobile has caused much trouble here, is the de-
William Mathewson, Of Central Falls. for the loss
Of the latters horse, which was killed on the road
up in the Providence County Court.
Breene. a R Bratton Il D Nixon 4 b Mark
Mr. and Mrs Edward M Strong Miss / An52; A 9e
NJ and Mrs John G Grout. T A. Batchelder. f.
s P. Conncl. Miss A. Connel Miss NJ ConneI, l. b,
r Lans6urgh Mr.. and Mrs. S Frinck, Albert
Miss Rogers. G x Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P,
Jones 3 Kelsey Mr. MI ,iT and \ Mrs s,, s Baehe a
NJ Rand r J. MenzIe J. f. Berwind, W. w: Bon
i M il BarrT 1 Mr. nWaSf' and MS rs Php BTsnder Mr.
Mrs Charles G. Bennett J ,- e Prpdlfe fIbs Henry w
ImPea IeS AIexaqdsT R41n,sL Miss KaTgs
Rr Herman Nf9 X Veil Tce c Charles HitchcSck Mrs W
lam woodward r. MI and MTs iss fredeFFiG5 KIN XVI
and Mrs. 2. $ Hooley, and family, . Elijah h P
Smith W rs1 TaT Tesf Ne Fl BqSsF BPdghan meeGn Mrs u
Westcote. Mrs Norris $ Ullman. Mrs r A
cHTiSe Gads1one aTTiVas have included Marion
Parker Mr.. and Mrs Fl. P Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
j r Joseph o 5. CoCkey, c. 5. Hustled. Mrs.
Edwin Beers Mrs B. f. J. Ellis. Frederick som
mer Mrs $ Sommer jr, Miss Allen Goodwin,
hamer W G street q. II. De Witt, c.; H De
Witt Miss Ruth s.! s, G. P. Butler. Mrs. Graham;
Mrs T J. McKenna. Ruth \. McKenna. Mr.. and
Mrs George B. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Rog-
ers. Miss Rogers, Mi Schwarz and Miss Myra
Az the Atwood-F r. Miles Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Whitney Surette. Mrs. { Boynton. Miss Ella
Brinsmade Mr. and Mrs. W. II England. Harold
Binney MIR and Mrs John II. Eden, Miss Chadsey
and Isabel r Buckingham
At the Ormshee-Oscar Leon. w H. ChaSe, A r..
Sprague. Prescott Bullock. William BeaseX, Nul,
lam O'Connel. D. Dugan. John Docerty. Mr.. ana
Mrs j. G. Cook and W. +. Mcfarland.
Pettaatamscutt-Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kelly
Revere-Mr' and Mrs J. n Hayden. Richard
Lacey Miss Louise Lacey. Frederick o. Lacey
Thomas Kiernan, G c. THAN, Miss Pauline WHIT,
ter, b. r. Ruggles NJ. A. Steward and Mr. and
ArlingtonIMiss Lulu Hearns. Henry Howard.
Miss Emma Leslie and Miss frankie Miller.
Massasoit-Dr. ] u. Emmett, John J. harrington
and George Bell. ,, e,n. Mr.
Green's Inn-F. A. kummer' LOUIS ohe'rS' MIS-
Charles Oakes and Mrs. G. ID. Ludlan.
Metatoxet-Wallace Scott. ~,
Al Prudence Park-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berry,
Mr and Mrs Edward Berry. jr and Miss Elsie
and Miss Mildred Thomas, ~,-. MI,
At the Wickford-Mrs; j. A cummings MISS
NJ A Cummings and Miss Mawney-
Ravstde-Mme Selma Goldzier
Riverside~P r. Seberlich and Fl. Saunders;
CherIestown Beach-Mrs. Meter and Miss Meter.
Oakland Beach-George r. Miller, w. :. Bray
ton and A. r Rhenstrom.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

while the stay the Fort Griswoid House is hardly
long enough to take IN the beauties OF Eastern
Point Guests the Ocean. Watch Hill and Larkin
houses chartered the coach for the frst three days
New-York and Cincinnati parties will have II next
week.
The bathing beach has been gay this week
raft anchored out beyond the lifeline has been the
objective point for the more expert swimmers. nc
less ambitious have kept closer In shore GIVING
through the breakers rolling In the SAND fiAnu
hau has provided excellent sport in the water or'
the batbers in the canoes. carried oNefla'u i'''i
the bay have had the greatest nun N 'n''' '''
slnkable craft o.ho- ,ad n decreasing
effect on playing the links OF me
Cor Con because OF the supply Of water pped
TO every green the course. ~ i,,,s ,,d me
rn@mbers Of the club have all prepared 10Y 'IS
approaching eyeR'S even, oIiea me N for women Two club
Ina'efts ma tsa@n from New-London. and the women VIII
ing t d ,e1 deam to play return match win NOT
"1Gh bn {fa eat of the New-York Yacht club made ine
showing as they passed THURSDAY inc ha91toy @ ~
we're close In r. had The misfortune ground
on Catumb Reef and remained mere ;iy,da
h9Tr nemss uf5i fanehn Ha r Of Ptsburg Of the
Fyng Cloud @ took ysSf y 9art 6b Of the cruise OF "S
A. the ocean House the recent arrivals include
hsS NdWaAd Nixon kemp Fqss M Mr s5aTi snd Mrs H FISK
Alien, DR., and Mrs. J. T Hanqn, Miss Bryan MT MT
dsrson, Arthur HARDY Mrs " Han II Mrs iasaHg w
Fl. Clark, Miss BuCklnRndin, George = NHli''ipl'
Mrs Criss Wise and Mrs. h. +. Ellis
At the Larkn House the latest arrivals have In
cluded Dr. George V. Foster. William II Butler
q p. Butler Francis . Wright MI and Mrs Mrs
Arson b. Moran. Miss Gertrude Y +. Moran. Miss
Annette B. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Champion
l. Martin Mrs. Henry Meyer Mrs. Q. A. Hough
Master H +. Houeh, Miss II. T. Hough. G. A.
Abbey, Mrs NJ f. Carleton, Mrs. Daniel +. Moran
Miss Moran the Misses Delafeld John II. Read
Mrs. W. NJ. Hoes, Miss Charlotte Nicoll DR.. f. u
Klots, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a Moran and Bishop
O. H Kinsolving and family. Of Austin. Tex
At the Watch Hill House the arrivals include l..
Water. r. G. Colt. H p Loveman. G. r Agnew
Edgar S Auchincloss. lie Roy Andrews. p W. Mar
TN. Mr and Mrs. G. Francis Jones. Eugene II. Pool
Miss Bunker George w. De Lano. George H Wiley
and c. w. Cutler and party
At the Phmpton House the arrivals include Marie
ris w. Kellogg and H f. Griswod
Arrivals at the Atlantic include Mr. and Mrs
Martin Deschere. William g. Hammond Henry Il
Iamm0nd Miss a. Y. Arnold. Miss l.. J. Battersby
II. b. Taft and Miss Taft
MT ana mrs Henry Benedict Lockwood and Mr.
and 20 MTs. stuart Cooper guests at the Wickiup
tert"i,d re d'ie summer colony at Weekapang has
IIterIdlheu wisely and well last week Wilder
beuamy observed his birthday with a luncheon
dn niIIoI6 me guests were Lawrence Whitman. An
drew Packer and j. w. Cruger OF New-Ynrk.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
COACHING AT WATCH HILL.
NEW FORM OF PLEASURE FOR THIS
RHODE ISLAND RESORT-MUCH
INTEREST IN RATHING.

Watch Hill, r. l., July 27 (specaD.-Watch Hill
hotels are filling up, If they not full already,
but even in the most crowded house room is always
found for more.
BY a techncality in the call for the special town
meeting to take action the extension of the
Westerly water system to Watch Hill, the matter
was not finally disposed of yesterday; but another
call has been issued for next Friday. The COM
mittee Of nine has engaged Samuel NJ. Gray, civil
engineer, to look the field, and he is OF the
opinion that ZOO should be sufficient to take the
water to the hill With pledges of from s25 TO $50
each, the ninety cottages and dwelling houses.
with the stores and hotels. and hydrant rental
should provide revenue enough to pay interest on
the cost of the extension. The need of new water
supply is pressing.
Hotel guests have for the first time had an op-
portunity in the last week to explore unknown
country from the top of the road coach Tantivy
That they have enjoyed the glimpse into tho
famous Pequod country. between Watch Hill and
New-London is shown by the many commenda-
tions that have been forthcoming on their return
Watch Hill. The coach has fine equipment of
horses IN relays. Schedule time is always made
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
THE CHARM OF BLOCK ISLAND.
SUMMbR RESIDENTS GO THERE ONLY TO RETURN FOR
SEASON AFTER SEASON.
MANY NEW COTTAGES SPORT FOR FISHERMEN.

moments noon.
The season is well advanced. and most of the
hotels are comfortably full. although there has
been great rush yet. Every one is looking
forward to next week for the regular August
crowds and festivities. although the last week has
been by means void of interest
A most interesting occurrence was the arrival of
three ships of the North Atlantic Squadron-the
Kearsarge, the Alabama and the Massachusetts
on Monday night They appeared about o'clock
and remained anchor in the bay until morning
when they sailed Newport take part in the
fete day celebration. During the evening they
turned their brilliant searchlights the island,
lighting up everything in their path, which made
a beautiful picture.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

Lyon. Mr.. and Ms. r. L. Scott Miss LYMAN Mrs.
Z w Hawkins, Sinclair House DR.. and Mrs. W.
5 Leavitt Mr. and Mrs F. s. Pendleton. Mrs. e
Jacobs, Miss Jacobs. Strawberry Hill House
North Conway-Mrs. A e Birkbeck w L. Birk-
peck Miss NJ p Birkbeck. Miss Berkbeck. Mr. and
MIS-. a T. Hill. Mrs c. NJ Waterbury. Ritter
Brown and Miss y. Miller the Kearsarge.
lntervale-Mrs t. J. Tobias Miss e L. Tobias
MI ana Mrs y. q Taloert Miss TaIbert. Mrs. ]. II.
Grant: Miss 2. H. Grant. H. r Grant Mr. and
Mrs H. w Baldwin. NJ l. Baldwin. Mrs. Z. i.
cameron Mrs Al A. Smith. Mrs. G. A Trow-
bridge and r. TrCwhridge. Intervale House.
Twin Mountain-NIr. and Mrs L. L. Hoffman Mr.
and Mrs. l. HaSs. Mr. and Mrs : II Wolf Mrs
j. F. Mortley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Hunt Mr. and
MIS-. r j. McLatn and Mrs c. W. Cornell. Twin
Mountain House.