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New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

FOREIGN-AIr Balfour presided at his frst
Cabinet council -- Earl Cadogan resigned
the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland. - Inc
colonial premiers are being entertained by the
Earl of OnsloW. 80 Sir Redvers Buffers case
was again brought up in the House of Com
mons. and OF censure on the war once
was defeated. 80 The Kings health continued
TO be satisfactory. =@= Whitelaw Reid spoke at
the dinner Of the American Chamber of COM
started from Russia yesterday on his return TO
Rome. 49, The Chinese Foreign Office has ac-
cepteG the terms for the withdrawal OF torelsh
troops at Tien-Tsin- - Nineteen men 49, 49,
lost by the sinking of American customs
steamer off Martinique
DOMESTIC-In the United Mine Workers
convention President Mitchell spoke against a
general strike. and proposed fiscal plan 10
aid the anthracite strikers = secretary
Root made public the full text of his note 10
Governor Taft regarding the Withdrawn OF the
friars from the Philippines. == Governor
Wisconsin Republican State Convention. 80
Ex-State Senator Ward was cursed IN the Norlh
Carolina Democratic convention TOT i edlilns
Cleveland a traitor. = The National Soclety
Of the Army of the Philippines Will hold an en-
campment in Council Bluffs Iowa =" Ihe
curious phenomenon, a seiche. happened on Lake
Michigan - Thirteen persons were drowned
10y the overturning OF a sailboat off Portsmouth,
X II. The differences between Albany
street railway men and the company were set
tied by arbitrators. == In the golf champion
ship tournament In Chicago, Byers, Of Pitts
burg defeated Travis and Egan. and became
the favorite in the contest. - Archplshop
Feehan buried in Chicago.
CITY.-stocks were strong and active: -
The inquest touching the murder OF Albert G.
I.atimer was begun; little was left of the
burglar theory by the testimony given. -
denented man tried 20 commit suicide and shot
two Sisters Of Mercy in founding home where
he had been brought up because they refused to
give him information which he thought they
had about his birth. - Several visits by
Governor Odell and Senator Platt 10 the Presi-
dent at Oyster Bay were planned. - Mayor
Low approved Controller CIRCUITS idea of in
creasing realty assessments TO full values -
Bridge Commissioner LndenthaPs moving plat
form plan shelved- 80 Police Comfnis-
sioner Partridge reduced forty-four detective
Sergeants appointed by Commissioner Murphy,
among them being men who had been on DeV-
ery's staff: he also transferred three captains.
- The former paying teller of the Riverside
Bank convicted of larceny; his counsel IN
timated that other prosecutions might follow
Mayor Low announced that he had
reached an agreement with the State Land
Board by which grants of land under water
would be made in perpetuity TO private owners
hereafter. == DeVeTy disappointed big
crowd by not visiting the Pump at night.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and warmer The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest 62 degrees.
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they are Objectionable. 1t is willing to pay for
the property which they have been compelled
TO leave behind them, but it suggests that, as
concomitant of its so doing. the friars shall
leave the islands, thus Kidding the latter Oh
their most serious disturbing element If the
ecclesiastical authorities refuse to withdraw the
friars from the islands, they will have TO con-
tinue keeping them in asylum at Manila, ano
may not be able so advantageously to dispose
of the property which the friars can no longer
occupy-a state of affairs which, we should
think, would not be permanently satisfactory TO
the Vatican. As for the generosity of the Amer
lean proposals, that is obvious when we com-
pare the conduct OF this government with that
of France and with that of Spain. Those coun-
tries give the Roman Catholic Church Official
state recognition and support, and maintain
diplomatic relations with the Vatican; things
which the United States does not do Yet they
have arbitrarily expelled or suppressed associa-
tions of friars without entering into negotia-
tions with the Vatican upon the subject. While
the United States has taken pains TO seek sucn
negotiations. This country has been more con-
siderate. conciatory and generous than they.
1t will not be less firm.
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About People and Social Incidents.

Rham. Mrs. Burke-Roehe. senor Riano of ~.
Spanish Legation; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pari.b
c. H. Redmond. MIR. and Mrs. c. F. Honnso
Frank X. StuTgis. Mrs. Walker Fearn and Misc
Josephine Johnson.
Mrs. Whitney Warren and Mrs. s. D. schen.k
entertained at luncheon to-day.
The dinner which Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs Will gin.
at Rosecliff the evening of the I'D In honor az
the marriage OF Miss Lily Oelrichs and Peter ID
Martin will be an elaborate AFFAIR The guests viii
include the wedding party. relatives and intimate
friends TO the number OF about nfty. The Hun
gsrian Band has been engaged for the occasion
Colonel John Jacob Astor Is expected here on
Saturday. 10 spend week with his mother az
Beechwood.
Mrs. II. Mckay Twombly entertained at luncheon
to-day at the Gooseberry Island Club house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tuckerman Tower, OF Pough-
keepsie, have rented for the remainder OF the
season William o. Blanding's stone villa at the
junction of Wickham and Brenton roads
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks have arrived here
for the rest OF the summer, and are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. III. NJ. Brooks az Roekhurst Mrs.
Brooks entertained at dinner this evening in honor
of her and daughtsr-in-law-
Mrs. John o. O'Brien, who has been quite ID at her
cottage was reported TO be much improved today.
Miss Edith T. Fisher: OF Philacelphia, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Dolan-
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien t. Davies nave issued cards
for the marriage OF their daughter Ethel and
Archibald G. Thatcher at noon on saturday. Au-
gust 9. at All Saints Chapel
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CAPTAIN GIBsoNs ILLNEss.

Captain Francis NJ Gibson. Deputy Commits
sioner of Street Cleaning. was taken seriously III
with ptomaine poisoning in his Office on Wednes-
day morning He remained at his post until Major
Woodbury. arrived. The latter noticed his condt-
ton and suggested that Captain Gibson should go
home Not long afterward Captain Gibson became
so i'll that Major Woodbury. telephoned for a cab.
Major Woodbury. and his secretary, Mr.. Reilly, had
70 carry Captain Gibson TO the elevator and help
him into the cab, in which he taken TO the
New-York Hospital After the vigorous use Of a
stomach pump Captain Gibson's condition I'M
and Yesterday he and Mrs. Gibson went to Long
Beach, where they will remain until August Up
10 this time Captain Gibson had not lost a day
from the department in seven years Major Wood
hurry warned him not TO return too soon At the
hospital DIR. Woodbury. assisted in the exarnina-
tion and treatment Of Captain Gibson
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HAPPENINGS AT BAR HARBOR.
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Bar Harbor Me-. July fT-Mr. and Mrs J. j.
Emery OF New-York. entertained at dinner tonight
Count Cassini. Baron and Baroness Hengelmuler.
Charles How Johnston Livingston. Mrs. Honorine
Vail Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Sherman. Mr.. and
Mrs Robbins Mrs. Frederick Pierson. Mr. and
Mrs. Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Faoori gave dinner
tonight at Corheld- The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Livingston. Miss Coles. Miss Bslle Cur
nee Miss Palmer, Mr.. Macmonnies. Mr. Thorndiks
and Marquise Quadaqui.
Mrs. ]. Fremont Smith entertained az dinner to-
night Mrs. McCOok. Mrs. Addison. Mrs Upham.
Mrs Anderson. Mrs. Rose. Mrs Shapley, MIS- Bis
sell Miss Crafts and Miss McMnrray.
George s. BoWdoin. OF NeW-1ork. VIII shortly
move into his new 10000 cottage. which is being
built on the West Shore.
@ oliver Iseln Adrian Iselin, Charles y. Wat
SON. Mrs. Garner and Mrs T. Clay Dugan arrived
to-day at the Louisburg-
Miss r. E. Corners and Mr.. and Mrs W. c.
Stout, Of New-York, came to-day 20 the St sau-
John s. Kennedy denies the report that he will
entertain President Roosevelt here this summer.
New-Yorx arrivals to-day included MI and Mrs.
J. Fred Sandel Mr. and Mrs. j. l. Bailey. Mrs
T. p. Martin. c. b. Wrisht. Devereux Thurston.
Henry Goodrich and Mr. and Mrs George NJ
Haskell
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TO HELP REBUILD THE CAMPANILE
THE NATIONAL ARTS CLUB STARTS A FUND
To AID VENICE

The National Arts Club has sent by cable TO
Henry Albert Johnson. the sculptor. United States
Consul in Venice. the sympathy OF the members
of the club the loss Venice from the collapse
of the tall bell tower the square OF ST. Marks
A subscription has been started at the Arts Club
In aid of the fund for rebuilding the old Campanile
but IL is not intended confns subscriptions to
the members All persons who love Venice and
feel grateful for the pleasure she has afforded
them with her palaces and art galleries. her kindly
populace and her beauty asked TO contribute
large or small sums the Venice Campanie Fund
Checks should be made to the order OF Spencer
Trask. treasurer
The Campanile Fund committee also includes
Charles Robinson Lamb R. W. Glider and Charles
de Kay.
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WRANGLE OVER CARNEGIE GIFT.
RIVAL FACTIONS IN PITTsBURG QUARREL.
OVER SITE FOR NEW SCHOOL
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Pittsburg July 17.-Andrew Carnegie will give TO
the city OF Pittsburg a polytechnic school which
will cost 100000. and promises 20 make IL worth
s000o0 if the city will provide site large enough
for the purpose. The city is now wranglins over
the site. IL has got into politics. the Citizens party
wanting ffty-two acre tract for the site and the
old Republican machine wanting eleven acre
tract for il. The city has enough money 20
buy the latter Site but 20 buy the larger would
necessitate issuance on bond for a.ooOooo. and
both sides are unwilling TO submit an issue of
bonds TO the people
Meanwhile the prominent In business and
social circles insist that action be taken. for
fear that Mr.. Carnegie will withdraw his offer.
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SECRETARY ROOTS TRIP TO EUROPE.

Washington. July 17.-Secretary Root will sai for
Europe on July "a on the steamship La Savoie. He
had contemplated sailing on August 2. and had
engaged passage for that date but received an iu-
vitation from General Horace Porter United States
Ambassador to France, to sail with him on La
Sayofe on the earlier date and has accepted Sec
retary Root expects return 10 the United states
about the middle OF August.
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NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON.
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Newport. r. l.. July 1.-THE weekly dance at the
Casino we'll attended this evening. number
of dinners given earlier in the evening. Mrs.
George Peabody Wetmore gave her first dinner of
the season. using white and green table decora-
tions. Mrs. John r. Drexel and Mrs Elisha Dyer,
1r., also entertained. Mrs. Seth Barton French en-
tertained the largest party her guests includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs E. Rollins Morse, Professor
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THE KING CONTINUES TO IupRoVr

London. July 1.-THE reports regarding King I'd
wards health continue 10 be most satisfactory
He will remain on the royal yacht or Cowes Isle
OF Wight. until August s. and will return 20 the
Roadstead after the coronation. - N
IL has been decided that the British fleet will re-
aSsseihp,s ne OF portsmouth Tor the coronation re-
view, The Japanese squa adron has been instr,,ctsd
70 return m re- and ~ is understood that other for
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

More than thirty-three thousand pounds Of
opium were received at San Francisco in a sin
gle shipment from China last week. A distin-
guished physician in this city remarked some
years ago that If he were banished to the moon,
compelled to practise medicine there and per-
mitted to take with him only one drug in the en-
tire list of the pharma copoeia, he would choose
the juice of the poppy. But he was as strongly
opposed as any could be TO the indis-
criminate, injudicious of this powerful med
icament. and denounced the sale of it anywhere
except upon a doctors prescription.
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PROFESSOR RICHARDSON DYING.
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Baltimore, July i7.-Dr. George Mann Richardson.
Professor of Organic Chemistry IN the Leland
Stanford Jr University, Is critically Ill at the
Union Protestant Infirmary, and no hope Is enter
tanned for his recovery. He came TO Baltimore
last fall for surgical treatment. and had improved
so much by February that he was able TO take
mart in the Johns Hopkins jubilee exercises. where
he acted as OF the representatives OF the Lei
and Stanford, Jr. University.
from blood poisoning. His wife and children are
here from California and his mother from 81
Louis
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HoyoRs FOR COLONIAL PREmIERS.

Edinburgh. Scotland, July 1.-THE Municipality
of Edinburgh has decided to confer the freedom OF
the city on Sir wiifred Laurier. the Premier OF
Canada, and Sir Robert Bond. the Premier ana
Colonial Secretary OF Newfoundland, on the occa-
sion of their visit here on July % to receive de-
srees from the university.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

A distinguished occupant Of the bench in Great
Britain is heartily opposed to the use OF the
peroration, and goes so far as to say that "if
"the profession Of law and the practice of rhet-
'oric could be freed from the peroration great
public service would be performed" This is
busy. practical and hustling era. and in
order to save time perorations may be aban-
doned the century is much older. But loud
will be the lamentations of the devotees of
Demosthenes and Cicero of Burke and of Web
ster.
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have afforded enjoyment to their people by
profusion of delightful jets and sprays pouring
from designs by famous sculptors. Our local
water supply at present is not sufficiently
copious to allow the lavish of Croton. But
such fountains as have ought to be pleasant
to look UPON The monstrosity in City Hall
Park relic of the Tweed Ring, ought to be
done away with speedily.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

The Chicago freight handlers strike has ended
IN victory for the railroads. and the strikers
are happy to get to work again. We are glad
that they are happy. but it seems as If they
would have been happier IL they had not lost
wages to the amount OF several million dollars
through misjudgment of facts and probabilities.
However the lesson as to the necessity Of
wise leadership may be worth the cost.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM ON THE MAMA.

Berlin July I-.-Emperor William delayed his de-
parture from Gudvangen. Norway, till this morn
ing because OF the arrival there OF Mrs. Robert
Goelet's steam yacht Nahma. His majesty. vita
several members OF his suite. accepted an invi-
tation to dinner on the Nahma yesterday evenins-
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r. T. WILSON. JR.. GIVES \ DINNER.
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Saratoga. N Y July H.-Richard T. Wilson. r.
of New-York who has a cottage here. gave din
ner party here this evening in honor OF HIS twenty
seventh birthday. II given IN the private din
ing room of the United States Hotel Among those
present were r. 7. Wilson. and Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt ir.. of New-YOrk. and DR.. A. Lawrence
of
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Seventy-five boys in Massachusetts town in
a single day captured four quarts of brown
tailed moths. and were paid $40. at the rate of
SO quart. If New-Jersey should offer like
amount quart for mosquitoes. how long would
it take to bankrupt the State Treasury?
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Roof garden cacophonies and discords are now
vexing the affrighted air. and harmony is In
full flight, while dialect comedians and contor-
tionists are exceedingly prosperous
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Amnaemenis.

CASINo-s:15-A Chinese Honeymoon. -
CIRCLE AUDiToBIuM-Brosdsay and 6oth-st--e'So-
h6ltenbOrn.
CHERRY BLOSSOM GROVE - s:l5- Chaperons ana
Vaudeville
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-s:15-The Defender,
KEITH S-ioso a 1890 m.-Continuous Fef-
formance
MANHATTAN REACH: -3:3e-Shannon's 23d hesiihent
Bsnd-S-Pain's Rins's show brl. -,
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN-1;SO-Japah p'
Night.
PARADISE ROOF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PASTOR S-Contnuous Performance
TERRACE GARDEN-s-Fatmtzs. -.
ST, NICHOLAS GARDEN-s;l5-Summer Nights baho
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

The celebration of the quarter century of the
bicycle called out no small degree OF popular in
terest and enthusiasm. Motor wheels and both
the chain bearing and chainless types still have
hosts of friends and admirers. Will the twenty
fifth anniversary of the auto be observed with
equal Zest?
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
JOHN w. MACKAY BETTER.

London. July 17-John ". Mackay. who
Frustrated by the heat on Tuesday Is much hettes
morning.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Why shouldn't the Democratic party run Will
lam S. Devery for Governor? If he were the
Democratic candidate there wouldn't be a dull
day in the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Governor Odell right in protesting against
overcOnffdence in the Republican party In this
State or elsewhere. Plenty of hard work Is
needed to secure really satisfactory results.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Colonel John Jacob Astor will leave town to-
morrow for Newport. to spend a few days with his
mother at Beechwood.
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NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Unusually large for this season of the year was
the number OF well-known people in town yester-
day, in the avenue and at the fashionable res
taurants Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who
had come up from Newport, were taking luncneoh
at Delmonico's, while at Sherry's were Livingston
Beeckman and his fancee, Miss Thomas; Mt; ana
Mrs YViIiiam A Perry, Miss Daisy Letter. with her
brother Joseph Mrs. Charles Dodge and Miss IS Ja5-
Whitehouse were likewise in town. as was also
Mrs. Clarence III. Mackay, who was 70 go on tugs les
day TO Bar Harbor to visit her mother Dut at the
last moment postponed her departure.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

The cholera epidemic in the Far East is said
to be the worst In twenty years. Yet there is
probably no serious disease whose ravages are
more easily controlled if only the right means
be employed.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who arrived here on the Patricia
yesterday from Bremen were:
A Bowen Mr. and MIS- Carl Rccsn-
Clarence W. Bird oourS-
Misc Frances Isham Francis Rodenbourg.
MI and Mrs Jay Judson T. Gilbert White.
Patchen.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Mrs. John O'Brien Is confined TO her house a
Newport by illness. Baron and Baroness Raymond
Seiere staying with her.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Graceful and artistic fountains are few and
far between in New-York Ancient Rome. mod
ern Versailles and other cities OF the Old World
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks have left town 70
Newport. where they will stay with Mr.. and Mrs
H. Mortimer Brooks for the remainder of the sum
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Arthur Kemp. who. stated yesterday. has sub
let Richard Mortimer the cottage at Newport
which he had rented for the season, will spend the
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daughters Miss Helen Kountze and Miss Anne
Kountze. are to sail for Europe on SATURDAY, July
2s and will remain several months aoroad. IL Is
riage of Miss Helen Kountze to Robert L. Living
ston, whose engagement was announced some time
ago. will take place.
Roland Colebrooke. who has arrived from Eng
land, and will spend some time at Newport Bar
Harbor and Saratoga. is the younger brother of
Sir Edward Colebrooke. They. as well as Lady
Colebrooke a sister of Almeric and Sydney Paset,
are well known in New-York society, having for
here every winter. spending portion or the
time at Aiken, usually as the guests of William c.
whitney with whom they are on terms OF Sonsa SD
tiers is the Viscountess Enfield
Captain j. V. B. Bleecker. U. s. NJ and Mrs
Bieecker have issued invitations for the wedding
at jamestown, on July % Of their daughter Elsie
England on. of his fellow offieers, Captain Wake
field will be best st man NAM Wnle w bora MISS Mount OF new"
Miss Eleanor Jay and Miss Isabel May the lat
ter a daughter of Henry May. OF Southampton, will
be bridesmaids at the wedding of Peter Martin @ and
irons of honor have already been given in this
column.
Mrs Schuyler ouaekenbush is spending the sum-
mer at East Hampton. Long Island, with her fam
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall C. Lererts at Hedge
Island
Southampton will be the of a fancy dress
entertainment Saturday night at the Meadow
Club in behalf of the Southampton Fresh Air
Home. The cotillon is TO begin at o'clock, and
will be led by Stephen Peabody dancing with Mrs.
Delaney Nicoll.
Arthur Kemp. who, as stated yesterday. has sub
let to Richard Mortimer the cottage at Newport
which he had rented for the season. will spend the
summer abroad. Mrs. Kemp remaining at LenoX
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks have left town for
Newport. where they will stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Mortimer Brooks for the remainder of the sum-
Colonel John Jacob Astor will leave town to-
morrow for Newport to spend few days with his
mother at Beechwood.
Mrs. John O'Brien Is confined TO her house at
Newport by illness. Baron and Baroness Raymond
Seilliere staying with her.
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON.
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letp21ork Dailp Gribn1rs
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FRIDAY. JULY IS. 1902.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze. with their two
daughters Miss Helen Kountze and Miss Anne
Kountze are to sail for Europe on Saturday, July
will remain several months abroad III Is
not until their late in the fall that the mar
rage of Miss Helen KOuntze to Robert L. Living
ston whose engagement announced some time
will take place.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Southampton will be the scene of a fancy dress
entertainment Saturday night at the Meadow
Club in behalf of the Southampton Fresh Air
Home. The cotillon is TO begin at o'clock, and
will be led by Stephen Peabody dancing with Mrs.
DeIancey Nfcoll.
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Captain ]. " B. Bleecker. U. s. N. and Mrs
Bieecker have issued invitations for the wedding
at jamestown, on July 90 OF their daughter Elsie
10 Captain e. J. Weymouth of the Royal Artillery
England one of his fellow officers, Captain Wake
field will be best man. while Miss Mount, of New
York. is to act maid Of honor.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs Marshall c. Lererts are at Hedge
wood their country place at Lawrence. Long
Iapd
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Miss Eleanor Jay and Miss Isabel May, the lat
ter a daughter OF Henry May, of Southampton, viii
be bridesmaids at the wedding of Peter Martin anC
Miss Lily Oelrichs, the names OF whose two ma
irons of honor have already been given IN th:
column.
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Mrs. Schuyler Quackenbush is spending the sum-
mer at East Hampton. Long Island, with her fam