The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
WARM SPRINGS
HAS FELT HEAT
Mercury There Has Been Playing
Around the Century Mark.
CURTAILS SOCIAL FEATURES
Heat Too Great for Any Great Activity
Judge Campbell, of ST Louis. Was
Thrown from Buggy and His
Head Badly Gashed.
Especial Dispatch to The Time esq

Especial Dispatch to The TInes)
WARM SPRINGS. VA. July H.-The
social features at the hotel have fallen
a little snort this week, due principally
to the extreme heat. Every day this
week mercury has registered nothing
less than 100 degrees above zero, which
is q rarity. as the average heat here is
about IS to 90 degrees.
There are many visitors here, though.
and all engage in some sport or other.
The Richmond people who are here seem
to fancy the drives and indulge freely
in them. Every day the hacks convey
them to Dunns Gap. Flag Rock, Jack
sons River or the Cascades, all of which
are within seven miles Of this place.
The Northerners like hunting and
fishing and golfing. Daily from about
3 to $50 o'clock P. NJ. the golf links are
filled with flying ,alls and once week a
tournament is held.
The young folks have their fun prin-
cipally at night in the ball room. The
band furnishes them music from nine
until eleven and they make merry the
whole time. The room is not suitable
generally about thirty
The most exciting incident during the
season thus far occurred when Judge
Given Campbell. of ST. Louis, Mo- was
thrown from buggy and his head ter
ribly gashed He has, however, passed
the serious stage and DR.. Robert F. Will
liams, of Richmond. his physician. thinks
he will be himself again by August.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Those who have registered here since
yesterday morning are as follows: Mr..
and Mrs. T. *. Scott, Miss II. NJ Scott,
Augusta. Ga: Mrs. E. B. Tenant and
Miss Lyon. Richmond, Va; Mrs. H w
Wicks and child, Cincinnati; John L.
Dodd and wife and son, Louisville, Ky;
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Otter and son,
Louisville. Ky: A. ". Schloss, Detroit.
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ransom,
Stanton, Va: Mrs. William NJ. Grit
fifth. Miss B. T. Griffith. Louisville, Ky;
]. c. Widmer. New York city; Rev. and
Mrs. j. w. Rooms. Miss Robins Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Robins, Philadelphia, Pa; Paul
Libby. Judge Given Campbell, Mrs. Given
Campbell. St Louis, Mo-: James C.
Campbell and two children, New York
city. Henry T. Onward. Onward, Cal;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Green. Jr.. Miss
Alice Lafon, Miss Sadie Butler. St Louis.
Louisville, Ky: Thomas Luke, W. a
Luke, II. L. Garrett. ]. B. Hicks, Har-
~ c. Glenn, J. NJ. Bossieux, Covington.
Va: j. K. Dexter and wife, Springfield
Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Fisher, r. Reid Jones,
Mr. Breckenridge Jones. Jr., Miss Fran
ces Jones, Miss Mary D. Jones. ST Louis
Mo-: c. Manarp. Mrs. C. NIanarp, New
York city; Miss E. Dife, New York
city; Mr.. NJ. Morales, Mrs NJ. Morales,
Havana, Cuba: Mr. and Mrs, A. M
Agelaster Norfolk Va.
a german will be led by Mr. George
r. NJ. Gibson during next week. but the
night has not been decided upon yet
| But in all probability it will come Off
on Wednesday night.
/ There was a handicap golf tourna-
ment given this evening to twelve men
and ten ladies at the hotel, which re-
suited in victory for Mr. William A
Crane, of New York city. and Miss
Maryon Shaw, OF Philadelphia, Pa The
score made by Mr.. Crane was seventy
five gross, with fourteen handicaps and
score of lightweight gross by Miss
Shaw. with fifteen handicaps. A set,
Of twelve golf balls were won by each.
An informal german was given to-
night.