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Nordica Will Cancel Dates.

San Francisco, Feb. 5.--Mme. Lii
liam Nordica, acting on the advice oil
her physician, will cancel all the locaI
dates and rest at least ten days long
er. She has not recovered from the
shock to her system sustained in 9
railroad accident
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cuerry Sends Challenoe.

Macon, Ca, Feb. 5.---Hon. Dupont
Gnerry has forwarded to Hon. Joseph
NJ. Terrell a formal challenge to meet
him in joint debate before the people
OF Georgia to discuss the issues in
volved in the present gubernatorial
campaign.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the we'll known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable TO the system. 1t
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and it's acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK, N. 2.
Forssle by all Druggists s-Price5 SOC. per bottle.
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BOILERS OF TOWBOAT
BLOW MEN TO ATOMS
Terrible Accident Is Reported
Near Pittsburg, Pa.
ONE DEAD AND FOUR WILL DIE

After the Explosion the Boat Caught
Fire and Soon Went Under-six Of
the Crew Were Rescued, but Several
Are Still Missing.
Pittsburg, Feb 5-By the explosion
OF the boilers of the towboat John w
Allies, owned by the Monongahela
River Consolidated Coal and Coke
company, near Lock No. 2, at 1:30
o'clock this morning one man was
killed outright, four probably fatally
injured and several are still missing
Six others were rescued from the icy
waters.
Dead and Injured.
The dead:
William Perry, deck hand, aged 80
under the anchor, with clothing afire
Injured:
Edward Mitchell, mate, aged 23
years; badly burned and inhaled
flames; Merchantville, Pa; will die
John w. Burke, pilot, aged 80 years.
Floyd Still, chief engineer, aged 40
years.
Maria Walker negress cook, of
Pittsburg; leg broken and badly injur-
ed about head and body.
Rescued from the river:
James Williams, fireman, aged 80
years; leg broken and seriously hurt
about head and body.
MI
p years, Beverly, w. Va.
William Campbell. fireman, aged &c
years; badly burned.
The missing:
John Coffin, watchman, aged %
years.
Weaver Wolfe, deck hand, Middle
port, O.
Those rescued were Captain w. |.
Shaw, commander of the boat; John
Rankin, deck hand, Glassport, Pa;
David Mcbride, deck hand, Middle
port, o.; Reuben Watts, negro deck
hand, Middleport, o.
There was a crew of IA all told
aboard the Allies, including the cap
tain.
The captain. with Chief Engineer
Still, Fireman Campbell and Cook Ma
ria Walker, had just gone off duty and
the new watch was made up of Burke,
Hull, Mitchell, Williams, Perry and
Wolfe
Exploded With Terrific Force.
They had passed the Homestead
steel works and were nearing the city
with seven flats of COAL when one of
the boilers let go with a mighty roar
and terrific force. The explosion com
municated to the other boilers and then
all went into the river or into the air
The boat took fire and burned so rap
idly that all who were able were fore
ed to take to the river. In few min,
utes the towboat Vulcan was on the
scene with a full crew of men and
nearly all were rescued. The injured
were brought to Pittsburg and seven
of them are now at Mercy hospital.
-Four of these are reported to be in
a dangerous condition and may not
recover. The hospital authorities, how.
ever, are unable to give the names.
The Allies was completely destroyed
The loss is placed at $25000.
The boat was considered one of the
best owned by the coal combine and
it's boilers had been inspected but
few days ago. No one has been able
to give an account of the exact man.
ner in which the accident occurred.
The surviving members of the crew
claim that they were not carrying a
greater pressure of steam than the
government allows.
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JOHNSON'S
CHILL AND FEVER TONIC
IS a Superb Medicine.

1t is 100 times better than Ouinne and does
in single day what slow Quinne cannot do
in 10 days.
1t is wonderful cure for any MaIarial
trouble. 1t enters the blood quickly and
drives out every trace of MaIariaI poison
1t a is superb Grip Cure Will drive out every
Grip germ from the body and do its work
quick and do it right
1t is endorsed and recommended by the
very best men in this country. 1t is the
standard and accepted remedy for MaIariaI
FeVers.
Use it, and use nothing else for Fever. 1t
will cure every phase of Malarial pOis-
Oning.
1t costs but SO cents a bottle if it cures
nothing if it does not cure. Buy it from re-
spOnsible dealers and thus be of getting
the genuine.
A, B. GIRARDEAU,
Savannah, Ga.
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the above are only a few brands Of the
many we carry in stock. Send for catalogue.
All other goods by the gallon, such as Corn
Whtskey, Peach and Apple Brandtes, ETC.,
sold equally as low, from S1s5 gallon up
We make specially of the Jug trade and
all orders by mail or telegraph will have our
prompt attention. Special Inducements of
farad
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To Introduce 1t quickly the inventor will give az
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-28

EN ESTA IMPRENTA 90 da, 6
colocac1on 4 dos chicos appendices
cue sapan cnmunnsr y distribnir.
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CambiO de prOgrama
en- Ia coronation h
del rey Eduardo.
I'm yanQui lie dl6 un '.jinQueta-
20 a un COCherO-d dice ell
COrreSpOnSal.
0tra Vez Gabriela BOmpard.
UNA 4BESTIA HUMANA2 ESCA-
PADA DE LA CARCEL.
0rra Vez Gabriela BOmpard.
De maestro CoTresponso1 S,' L.
BOnafoatr

Julio 8 A1a 70 Sc ha coronado al
rey Eduardo VII Su coronacion,
Sc dice, sera un acto 1ntimo, entire
ingleses. LAS msgufficss fessas
que Sc prepsraron Sc van cele b an
do sin el concurso de las pompss ex
tysnj jsrss. Ha hsbido en Ell Pa'acio
de CRYSTAL un bAile de dos mil parajGs,
Tambien celsbrose el hauquete
100000 pob.es Comieronse 450
euormes pe iszos de buoy y IS tone
les de patatae. B b:efo1se mi! tc-
neles de cervez'. Los pspeles que
hAtfan de mantel tanfzn 112 k;io.
metros de longitud. El pnebl1 Sc
divertso.
Pero los personajss ipgleses es
tan de malas- 4 10 muerte de Cecil
Rhodes sieu'o IL er erfsrmedsd de
E iuArdo VII, y & Id elf ,rmeded de
E1uxrdo VII un accit 1ta ocnsrido
& Chamberlain. Choc6 vio!snta
mente Ell coche donde lbs, peg6
Chamberlain con L. cabeza en- los
cristsies, los cuales Sc rompieron,
hirie eudole gravemente.
Pu sde dscirseque Londres esta
surtiendo de noticiaa al continente
europeo. En- estas latitudes el We
rano es un gran calnante de IL vi
d. p1blicR, que aparf CO borros& &
trAves &c lsca' lcula' CerrAio al Par
lameoto franc IS. con nm discurso de
tones muy raoicsles y erergico del
presidet ts del Col sci de minist 'os,
NJ Combss; y dedicaaas In aristoera
cia = 10 burguesia 6 prepArsr fus
bsules para huir de ID akfxisnJe
atm6sfera de Paris, no hAhris cosa
que resef1sr 81 les yanquis no hubie
zen dado una gran TESTS en- conme
morscion de In iedependenciA de los
Estados Unidos. Fiesta admirable
por SD lujo, asf como tsmb'e1 por la
importancis de los personajes fran.
ceses-Audf6, ministro de Ia guerra,
CGmbon, EN- mbaj jador de Francia en-
los Estados Unidos, Trouillot, mi
nistro de Comercio etc-que concu
rrieron & ella. Mr. Kimbel. presi'
dente de 10 CanAra de comercio
Sneric&no-comercio que en- sus re.
lacioues con ell frances se ha e'eva'
do q 300 millones mas de frances en-
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Los COIOreS
como SiglOS
INDUSTRIALES.

Ell comercio de Paris tiene des.
dc tempo traditional Eus colores
para distinguir los diversos artes y
ohoics. ....-.
Les almAcenss % de pintura tie
neE el exterior pintSdo con cuadra.
dos g f&ias de colorcs brillantes,
cGAo en- Madrid. Las tiend&s DON
de SO ex renden obietos de piel, bron
oea, & usAn los coloEes sustgi&e J:
amarillo y negro. LRs bcdeg&s de
vinos espafi oles, Ell amarillo y roj0
Las italiAnas, los colores de su ps IS.
Las empresas de carros de mu-
dAnza usan ell amarillo en- sus CO
rros, despachos y cocheras. Las
pAstslerias estAn pint&das de color
de barquillo oscuro por fuera. y de
banco y orc por dentro. Las leche-
rfes son blancss y szules, tAnto en-
81 exterior como en- el interior
Ahora las tieudRs de lavAdo y
pl3nchado principi1n q pintarse de
kzul, y los cares que llevau Ia ro-
Pc, de verde Las tabernas son
pardas roiizss como Ell vino que
venden dentro. LAS carbonerfas gas
tan moreno oscuro, que bien pronto
Sc corviarte en- negro con ell polvo
del carbon.
Por 1ltimo, los panAderos gus.
tan del coloE,dal cafe con leche y
6sl blAnco, y dentro de sus tiendAs
hay espejos, muchos dorAdos y &
vsees spsneauxp representando &
Ceres, la Abundancia 8 escanas de
lS siegs.
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Santiago B. Palmer
ADOgado J Notario.
Ejerce en- todos los Tribunales
de esta Isl&.
Gale Allen No. 25.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
A p.
Tslefalono o.

25 snos, -fue coniecorsdo. en- dicho
acto, cen II Legion de honor. Y
nm estruendoso hurr& lleno Ia sala
del banqnete.
Otra manifestation ysnqui fne
nm soberano jinq1et0zo que ell ameri :
cano Robertson atizo q nm cochero
porque maltrataba su caballo. Pa.
COLE Ell yanqui 500 frances de indem.
nizsci6n, 10 cual prueba que ell jim
QUetozo fue de todo lujo.
Por 10 demAs, ID CT 6nfca nun
dana e,ha Ia eiesta vecsniegA. Nj
la niue te de M. Faye, deckno de a
Academia de cienciSs de Paris, nj Id
ce ebrAcion del centenasio de A'e
jandro Dumas, en- Vll!ers Cott srets,
nj los ditirambos al elevar una estA'
t1a eo honor del Padre D4don con-
siguen despertsr al p1 olico.
Los tlempos son esportiv os, y
10 & leo gu hs spasi nado a Paris
en- q stos dISs es Ia carrera de aut J.
movies Paris Viens, en- 10 que re-
sui vencsdor Mac ii ReaaulJ. AR
olson, ell vampiro del Maty. prof n ador
de sepulturss y violador de min ss
niue tas, se escape de ls carcel y le
Andan buscando, &C mo a hiena, en-
los GENE .terios. donde se cree que
le hsya conducido su Eestial pas io Il
de amores putref efactos. Georges
Bompard, he!mano de Ia celebse
GsbrIela, comp ice esta de Eyraud
en- el fAmaso asesinAto de Gouffe, ha
escrit sl mini tco de L. Justicia inn
petrando 10 gracis de 50 hermana
Et pobre .honbre recuerds, en- 10
carts, gus su padre muri6 de trista.
zs por 81 crfmen de Gabrie'a, dejan
dole solo y dssvalido los II sn1s
de clad, <sia mas poIvenir que ell
soportac 10 vsrgienza de un NJ mbre
manchado. 81 sue tsa Gabriela
podra reempls 2 zAr a IL Cecilia Az 1ar,
que Sc le parece mucho.
El asesinato cometiio por ests
c:iAdR en- Ia cslle de FaencarrAl, &c
lebre en- Madrid por ell parfisidio de
VSzquez Varels; ell mi>terio en- que
Sc ocultaba y 10 que Sc cuenta de ella
como convuisionaria en- sus sensua-
lismos, son cosas que llaman 10 ut an
cion de Msdri y de Els pa Il 3 enterA.
Por Fl la prendieron en- Puigcerd a,
y 10 iadinn EN- oez6 por declarar gus
msto epor defender su honor. un
honor nj alcRnce de todAs las fo1tu.
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La baS1IiCa
de San Marcos.
DatOS para la inteligencia de
los leCtOreS de este DiariO,
con mOtiVO del derrum-
be de la historical
"Campanlle.'

La b FLEA de San Marcos re
VeDecis, en- H. cual basflica eetabs
Mons 10 ell campAnario hundldo,
fu6 eracta en- elsf 888 y re>taurada
en- 1929 Esa tarre de 1914 sf11s de
de edad ha sido, pues, te tgo de L.
opulenciA veoeci@na y ha debido
sombrear generaci nes enteras de
Dux y de Oaelos In 14l7 SO prove
yo l. BAsilics de pavimento de msr-
mol, y en- 1917 coroIose Il torre con
Is tigurA de un argsl de unos 16 pies
de sitara.
ST una detallsda relsci6a de epi
sodios qUisiera hRcersa re ativo &
ese historico mocumehto, llenArfs-
mos &lgun&s edicioues de LA. Co
RRESPONDENCIAy Y no 10 hsbrlamcs
d1cbo todo. fl y, Ell vaj aro vista
Ia Ba f.ica &C n no menCs lnteres que
q sSsn Jusn de Letran en- Ron&s &
81 "Duomo" en- MilAp. Frente & L.
Basfica Sc muestra hoy L. Pi zsA de
San Marcos en- cuyo t1rno Sc apjf1an
palacios y hoteles, ST algunos muy
antiques, en- su me- yorfA de nuestyo
tiempt 2 enlos soportsles paw m n
tsdos DIS msrmol que ticven de pa
SEQ, sgftAse ell Aetivo movimiento CO
merciAl de Ia ciudsd. Grandes item
dSs hay D II y algunas d sslum brSdo
ras. Suelen deaicArse con cape ciA'
liisd VI negocio do est&tuas de mar
mol y, sobre todo de "espejoS En-
este & timo rAmo hay tan s,lprea'
dantes trabsios que no pu d. de ellos
formarse idea sino v49ndolos. En-
todo el mundo son fsmosos los espe
JOS de VeueciA asi como sus srsef &c
toa de- flpfsimo vidrio poli ,romo.
Pnes hien; con ser tan atracti'
vas esss hellezas, Ia soberbiA cha
do de Ia B asf ca, d abs orto 81 Wis.
iaro y de todo le disurAe. V.ejal es'
tatuas, coIum1ks. Arcadas vslerosas,
coronRmientos esba.t) )e, todo forma
IN tAn bello copiunto que nj aun ls
misma fotc grafiA con su lealtad de
copia puede x 9reaarlo con exacti'
tud. HAcia la izquierds, SO extiende
ell 'mus ellie de SciAvonss" bRtido q la
orilla del "CAnAl Grsnde. ," Y nave.
gkndo en- IL pecu lar g6ndola vene-
ci2nA, puede tambien AnArc&rse otro
punto de vista de Ia Bas1 lea y su
grAndiosA torre. Desde Ell Sgua, le'
Jos del muelle, ell coniunto fascina
como imsgan que ines p 9radamante
surge recordsndo una bel eza &c f1a.
dA.
Americanos, alemanes 6 irgle'
ses procuran encontr&rse en- Vene-
cia en- tempo oportuno del ciclo In.
mar, Que les permita contemplar y
recorrer Ia ciud&d en- el plenilunio.
El esp actkcnlo 90, entont 81, indies.
criptible y sun separando del Amino
Ell romGntico recuerdo de la historic
de Venecis, o. neaterialisnao dc Ia be-
llezA impore alll una ts n rcfanda
admiration que no es possible volver
indiferente 10 cara III aprecisrla una
sola veg sin rscordarlA toda Ia vida.
Europa y Anne ica, ante Ell des-
ploms de la invklids tcrra, han vuel'
20 los jos con curiosidad y pesar.
LA CORRESPONDENCE que trAjo d
sus compatliotas In n ticia, que hA
acopi&do en- sus columnas detxlles
de la caida de c9ue! iigAnte inn 8 all,
tiene mucho gu to, siquiera 10 haga
some amente, en- CT ecer & sus lee
torres estos otros datos, a a1Aso titles
para darse exacts caanta del GesRs'
tte de Ia "CAmpanile."
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Una bOmDa.

Cen volantss fla, y locs, Lis to
para funcionar 81 vspor, Sc vende
barata. Informaran en- La Oorrssnon
eneia,
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Z. LOPEZ CEPERO

305 Henry Street Brooklyn N. Y.
Admite hu6spedes pTccios mo-
acos, cou 8 sin comida o p.
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De San Juan
q Ia Carolina.

Las dos de Ia tarde serls, POGO
mas 6 menoe, cuando 6vi 10 de respl
rar nm sire mas cx genadc, q el q.
SO respira, en- ests o. if1ada ciudad,
montamos en- un CARO- electricc.
Apanas traspusimos IL plszt de
sCol6n. cuardo " nuestros pulmo-
nss Sc en- arehsbAn y una deliciosa
briea refrescaba nuestras cabe zss.
Es indndab,e que el trayecto g.
SO recorre desde la Capital & Rio Pie
dras, es precisQ, sol,Te TODD desde ell
puente de San Antonio en- adelante.
A un lado y otro de Ia carfetsra
SO levantan fropdosfsim &rboles, =
cAsas bellAmente copstruidas. Real
mente SON Qatintos do verano. La ar
quitectura es muy varisda, y no esta
sugeta & ningdn orden especial. Cs
da casa, tier g su jA,d esmerada'
mente cnidAdo y de esa variedad de
plantas y de esa variedad de matices
y yerfnmes Sc destacs no copiurto
encantador que alegra el alma y en-
brisga los sehtidos.
Entire mis- compAf1eros de viAje,
llevaba q mi lsdo & Manolito Zeno
Anton giorgi quien iba tan contento
COMO colegial en- vscaciores.
Locukz y slegre, me comunica-
ba su algeria infantil haciea dome
mas sgradsble ell trsyecto.
Va en- Rio Piedras, tomamos un
coche Y nos dirigiAos q 10 Csrolins,
pintoYesco y simp&tico pueblo del
cual no le ID uno ganRs de salir.
De ahf nos trasladamos una
preciosa quinta del barrio de <Naran
ja.es, en- donde sc hallaban amigos
queridisimos reunidos.
El primero con Quienes nos en-
contramos fu6 con ell padre Miota,
quien carifioao y amable nos ssli6 al
encuentro; tras de este, Mono, Ell
incompatible Mono, Perez Lczada,
el Pbro. Angel Alfonso, Rsldiris,
Benitez y otros mas.
A II tuvimos an verdadero ratio
de exps nsi6n.
El padre Alfonso, imrrovisando
versos con Manolito zeno, me de
ms at.6 que 81 bien es cierto que o
un clra &C mo pocos, por su caracter
afs BILE, y por su ilustraciCn vasts. es
un pc eta malfsimo y ein6 que 10 olga
Manolin.
Al caer 10 noche, regresamos
trsyendo un grato recuerdo dc -
hospitalidad, que nos diera el padre
Miota y sus amigos, no sin sntes to-
ma un modesto beastes k y nm polio
fr,to con nj amigo Juan BrAchi en-
Rio Piedfas, regressndo esta Oapi-
tai muy satisfecho de haber psssdo
IN dia tan sgradable.
CARLOS de SAN JUAN.
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MOnedaS J medallaS.

Muy sntiguss. Algunxs del prin.
cipio de ID Era CristiAue, SO vanden
osrstas, Informaran en- La Cores
pondsnpia
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Si al andar de psisa 6 snbir es-
caleras G. periments usted opres1on
Y vahidos, 81 81 ejercitsr algh mo.
vimiento ra pido, al rscibir uns Ha-
preston viva, ttsua palpiGaciones de
be usxr L. xPlLDORAS RECONS
TlTUY ENTES De VALE &
CANCIO. que 10 cuEarkn pronto.
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OrEan Clyde Cullen

oossR5u a LAS AADREs ---s! lss.ns ssin an e
an NJ n nsYfodo de ls denticon. Alivis dc u,oandn
Il peauefo sufrientes produce 3n su3ao nsSuss !
TnniIo xIiviando 81 niHo de dolor 81 anReltto de
ofsRtx cnn Nnohh v1yeza. rs muy agradsDss 81 pa
aiaY. Oalma al niNo. aDlanas las encias aiiyta 10
,s 6oloraa ayrda 0! vionto, ragula los Intestine g.
es 10 ns1or ooItoidc renedio para Ia diarres. sE re-
su fa a. Ia dsntsci6n de ot.Ms cagsas. Tsns cui
da 10 psdlR ros "5sgAos O&A@anAs ue &x wiz y"
ar sI @e1rr uS kod0.
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No equivocarss. que ell siti !,
donde sc halla 10 mas seiecto en- ma
teris de provisiones, CO en- 81 sAho-
rrt de jose Sol varas; SIN Jasto
25.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
DINNERS AT BAR HARBOR.
THE CHIEF FORM OF ENTERTAIN
ENT-ARRANGEMENTS FOR
HORSE SHOW.

Bar Harbor. Me-. Aug. 2 (SpeeiaD.-The arrival
of August justifes itself. Society is one mad din
ner giving company. There have been few dances
as yet, few musicals and scattering of recep-
tions. 1t has all been dinner entertainments. The
ball at the Malvern and the dance at Kebo were
the only varied occasions of the week. The ar
rival Of middle visitors has been notably
large. The hotels announce unusually large
rush and it has become a rather general thing for
people to take cottages for the season and occupy
them only in August. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock
came this week and opened the Canary cottage.
Next to the Dimocks the Dutch cottage opened
by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould, who came down on
Tuesday in their yacht. William C. Whitney came
on Saturday to join his daughter at Devilstone He
went away again Tuesday, but expects to re-
turn to the Horse Show
The announcement of dates for August indicates
IL at the Pot and Kettle Club will be the of
a large number of affairs. In other years the Pot
and Kettle has been rather restricted to stag par
ties, but the governors have wisely concluded that
general entertainment would make the club more
popular. Mrs. Antonio Stewart will give a dance
there the 18th. and the 23d Mrs. S. Megargee
Wright and Mrs. William Lawrence Green will
give dinner and dance Mrs. Herbert Parsons.
Mrs Edgar Scott and Captain Bush will entertain
there. Mrs Dimock is to have a large affair at
Kebe. as are Mrs Cassatt and Mrs. Hinkle- The
Malvern comes in for it's share. Mrs Gerard, Mrs
II. NJ. Sears. Mrs. Pinchot and Mrs. Gould are TO
give large affairs there.
The dinner dance at Kebo showed the tenor of
the August season. 1t was crowded, and the din
parties Were gay Those who entertained were
Mrs T. G. Condor, Mrs. j. F. Sullivan Mrs Green,
W. Butler Duncan. John Hone. Mrs. Sulivan's
guests Baron Frankenstein Miss Thomas
Miss Taylor, Miss Gurnee, Miss n. Taylor Mr.
Sears. Mr.. Pulitzer. Henry Goodrich and Mr.. Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert M. Sears gave dinner
previous to the Kebo dance ut the Malvern The
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Stewart Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Scott. DR.. and Mrs Robert Amory.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence Green. Mrs. James
Potter. Miss Edwards, Miss Andrews, Sumner
Gerard Mr. Peabody and Philip Stewart.
Mrs c. Francis Winthrop. of New-York, gave the
first musical of the season Thursday evening
at Sunnyside. Among the guests We're Mr. and
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the latest improvements in automobile construc-
ton. He expects to have 1t completed by next
Charles s. Francis. United States Ambassador to
Chester s1 and iai ai Sail P for Athens this Week
Mr. and Mrs. John DUNCAN Dunn, OF N9w-YoIk
House. Among the other well known metropolitan
golfers now playing on the Ekwanok links here
may be noted FndIay S. Douglas, Craig NJ Hamil-
T. T Reid. G. A Van Duhan, c. T. Tappin and
The Ekwanok team, which from Mount An.
thony here Saturday by the overw helmng score OF OF
the return match played at Bennington on MONDAY
An open handicap mixed foursomes tournament d
began the course Wednesday for handsome
cups presented by A. w Black of Pittsburg Penn
There We're also prizes for the best gross score score
made in the qualifying round. The first eight
continued in match play. ,.,, 4bo
Island City Golf Club, of Troy, N Y ,rooor,c
The open handicap competition for the Taeonic 1,iI
manager of the Equinox House, viii be played on
Mednesday THURSDAY and Friday OF next i Meeh he
played on Wednesday, the first sixteen to qualify
for match play for the Taconc Cup and the see9Td @
prize will pc given for the best gross score maze de
IN this round An open handisap will @ De m neld qzs on
for the lowest gross and the lowest net scores.
will be that for the former President Isham Cup.
This will be played on August a. 10 ana 10 a a
this Season and he viii also have his name en-
graved upon the original trophy. This tournament
poiitan golfers and the week viii undoubtedly see
some OF the best golf ever played on the local INK
competition for the handsome Presidents Cup,
presented by George H. Thacher, of Albany Will
take place.
The following New-Yorkers have arrived at the
Equinox House this week: J. NJ Lchtenauer. Mrs; Mrs
: Ralns59rd MSS RaiasfG5d sy Miss Deah Ge1en W.
M Keiey Albert Kelley jE Miss Jewell M hG MT Ts and
Dunn ehesPer riswod James & cogats
Mrs. T. NJ. Turner. E. P. Bullard. Miss L. F. An