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The evening world., 1903-09-23
"RacheI Goldsteln" Tells of a
Poor Girls Rise from the
Storage to a Fifth Avenue
Mansion.
STRANGE DEEDS AT SAVOY.
Red.6ordered Napkins Are Used by
Immigrants Who Go to Dine In
That Fashionable Hotel as 1t ls
Shown In kremer's Drama.

Poor girls who are struggling ir New
York should take heart from Rachel
Goldsteln; or, The Struggles of a Poor
Girl in New York; which NAV be VIII
messed at the Grand Opert-HoIse by
any poor girl having the price OF q pass
from a kind-hearted friend.
Rachel comes over steerage,, anu az
most the very day she lands taxes
luncheon at the Savoy Hotel. Theodore
Kremer, by the way, has wrought a
great change in the Savoy. sue funny
people and things In the dining room
Just-over immigrants and napkins with
Rachel and her Ellis Island father
fistened kp nc the what Asxel r. s SsSst; s6 WITH
the false whiskers at the next table and
very well until he ordered a messenger
boy. Though very hungry they decided
they couldn't stomach a messenger 0
Perhaps they had heard that american
waiter evidently had this notion about
newsboys. for when one came In he
threw him out Of the window. They're
real rough at the Savoy,
Tho first scene-the deck OF a steam
err in m~idocean-was uncommonly Ell,
fect!ve. Il introduced Rachel In AZ
conviction that Louise Beaton Ism,
he half ! r.d bad as sas a w popt5ay be- 9 ot Seg Set.
ter, though. II she refrained from the
Eighth avenue habit of o~ver-acting. BY
contrast with most of the other actors.
Mr.. Kremer has caused his dressed
characters to talk like dictionaries
and made them about as interesting:
After surprising her stomach at the
Savoy, Rachel got down to business
in. Hester street. Two years later she
had a home in Fifth avenue. How
she got there we are unable to state.
We didn't walt to ssee.
frankie BallcM-she Of the ~statuesqde
symphonies-Is gradually, building UP
+at snaoktnp mart In 1.-THE Run
The evening world., 1903-09-23
q WORLD. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER %, 1909

blessed favor on ne!ghhoring and sus-
feT!ng residents OF Thi:tieth and Thirty
first streets by muzEl!ng chorus mRidens
Internal sereechirg long after the night
performances are over. A certain
amount Of practice is. OF course. ex-
crsnble, but q once patient. but now
prcfane, people 10 disposed to draw the
line at THE Girl ! Loved In Sunny
Tennessee" and Mary James Top
Notes"
'If the young oma who too four
life-sized pictures OF William Collier
from the Bijou office will return them
to the theatre Immediately no ques-
lions will be asked and no trouble will
be made"
There is Thought to be n little ro-
nance behind this advertisement, which
appeared In a morning paper. The pic
tures-which cost S apiece, II you
please-were lugged OF. 1t Is said, by
a susceptible young woman who has
betrayed signs of having fallen a vic
tim TO Willie's fatal beauty. This Is
no p~ress.agent yarn. It's a genuine $50
st9ry. Rash girl. repent and retrieve.
ere u he yet o late!
The evening world., 1903-09-23
Save the Babies.

n INFANT MORTALITY is something frighhul. We can hardly realize that
of all the children born in civilized countries, twenty-five per cent,
Or nearly oneauarter, die before they reach n year thfrtyseven
per cent, o more than onethird, before they are FIVE, and one-hah before
they are fifteen
We do not hesitate to say that a timely use Of Casona would save 9
majority of these precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many
Of these infantle deaths are occasioned by the use of narcotic preparations
Drops, tinctures and soothing syrups sold for cbldrens complaints contain
more or less opium or morphine. They are, in considerable Quantities
to COMPOSITIONS, sickness, death: Castorria operates rates exactly . the reverse rsI but
causes the blood to circulate properly, opens the -
pores of the skin and alays fever. UWL
Genuine Castoria always bears the signature Of CE1/N ~G<<
The evening world., 1903-09-23
MURDER CHARGE LEADS
TO CHARGE OF BlGAMY,
Clergyman Accused of killing Hts
babe Said TO Have Five
Living Wives.

ASHEvIIIE. ". c., Sept. 2a-Ths
Aev. James L. Hyder was arrested with
= woman who 10 said to be wife No. 5
ct Marion. N. c.. charged with killing
at midnight their young child and bury
ing Its body In the woods before day
break, This led to q charge Of bigamy,
preferred by Mrs. Tiny Almonds Hyder,
Of Asheville. sh0 avers that Hyder
married her - his second wife when
ne was not divorced from a first. and
that since he deserted her she learns
ha bee thres others living in this yicin-
The evening world., 1903-09-23
Nickel Pidtxd
Bath Room Fixtures
Fourth yloor-As Msvse@
THREE TRuTgD

REGARDING oUR sT0cZ
FIRST. -.Hsst ausiity-aons hseess-
Every pteos guarantees
SECOND. .Assortmsnts harvest IN ths O.
THIRD. Prices lower than slsssAssA. .
YOU can quickly rsoFs y go
TOWEL BARS12s-fnch. .-. -
Others. O. 70 90 inch. % % % eenks.
OVAL SOAP DnSEIEs-haIl feet-
extra heaVy............-..'.-.-..... 80
othsrs for wall. tub or stand. 10 csnfs % ID
TOOTH BRUSH HOLDERS
hold six brusheS-very fine....... 30
Others for stand or wall. % to - esnrA
GLASS HoLDERS-For wall.--:. -
PAPER HOLDERS-sman wall plata.e9
Others 20 to s1.ta.
SPONGE RACKS-for wall ......... -
Othsss Cor tub rim or wall % % G+uA
COMB AND BRUSH RACKS...-.I1e
Others. sl.ss to sl.6e.
MATCH HoLDERS-
Others for safety or pArlor lAtahsz. - ssZ
popE HOOKS-Two prong. II
others. one and three prongs 0 70 81
COMBINATION PIECES
Neat. practical combinations Of two e.
more pieces. adapted for small spaceaa
MISCELLANEOUS ARTIcID6.
seats-ht any BATH 60 ana -
Shelves-oak and glass;. 1.10 ? 3,aa
Whisk Broom Holders.... 10 N .ns
Candle Holders ............ go ana .ns
Towel 90 anu 60
The evening world., 1903-09-23
Great Varieties of
New Fancy and CoIored Silks
It prices that carry out our policy of ouick sale,

New Scotch Plaid Taffetas....--. GO
High Finish Gun Metal Tafrotas-
large and small dots....--..-..... .0S
Gun Metal Tafretas. in Q variety OF
small figure effects....-............. re
Dotted Gun Metal and Colored
Armures-soft, rich quahty......... 1.25
Rich Black Taffetas-woven wh.te silk
dots; also white with black......... 1.25
Colored Taffeta Slks-leadins
day and evening ttnts--
Three special values. 80 60 10
Stripe Cord Taffetas,
all white or with light blue,
green. rose, tan and other oomhf-
nations now Fall effects-value "a. 20
Colored Peau de Soies-all shades
for day and evening; also whtte.... SO
The evening world., 1903-09-23

Plain and Changeable Louisines- y
light. medium and dark............. -
All SILK Peau de Cygnes-aII the
desirable day and evening shades. %
All Silk Satin Hbertys-white, cream n
n street shades-also evening ipt1.
-
corded and work strjnea .-~~~
and small figure effects; also oomhina-
lions Of white and black-value 70 -
Novelty Openwork ~Stripes-white, pink,
oiue' turquoise, canary, gray and the
new shades OF tan and beige
New Silk Armures-furl range OF
c~olors-navy, TAM red, silver, cream.
white, as well as fancy shades.,.,..g no
Pink Check Moire velours-vith and
without colored squares or dots. .a0
The evening world., 1903-09-23

SEMI:FTTTNG NORFOLK SUITS
Serviceahle mannish mixtures and
color1ngs-Silk lined Jacket n no
Handsome and Natty....,.S.SS
LONG CTIDvIOT COAT SUITS
New straight front-semi or
tight ftting-Black and oo
colors-tailor stitched ........1f.SS
HANDSOME LONG COAT SUITS
Coverts. Manntsh Suitings
and other up-to-date fabrics,
beautiful styles In straight front
and close fitting effects-wtth and
without belts-the smartest of - 90
Autumn Costumes ...-.--......S l.SS
SILK WAISTS
iraffstas and Peau dc Soie-with
fagoting, Medallion or fancy
braid trim-newest stocks ~
and sleeves 30
SILK WAISTS Of
Peau de Cygne, Peau de Sole and
T~affeta-new tucked or shirred yokes
or all over box pleat styles
medallion trlm-fancy shirred
or tucked sleeves ..-...........S. S On
The evening world., 1903-09-23
OUR MOTTO-"OUICK SALES"
No matter how low prices may be, you can
depend upon merit of goods
p Timely List OF

Floor Paints and House BRUSHES
Only the reliable kinds that pay to
uss, FOE they give twice the service OF
Iot.eios assdsR.
The evening world., 1903-09-23
The New and Novel I'm Laces.

Lace department. increases b rcerlessts,
faster than we can accommodate q
with increased space II needs Tor goods
and customer 1900. Autumn assoztmenAs
include Q great variety Of novelies
In Paraguay. Wood Fibre. Ciuny, Chaa-
lilly, Plauen, Point Venise. Isish Poist
Oriental. Point de Paris. Valencssonss snd
Torehen - GALLONS, insestinPS edginss,
msdallions and alLovefs-white, HIack.
Eeru, Arabian and Champagns.
That prices also are very attractive
judge from Theses
LAnsn ciunys-sn to 4 inch.-.. n
Cotton clunys-th inoh...-..-... .ie
Black Chantilly edgings. tnssrtian
Point Venise-2k to 1 inch-
variety of elaborate designs, also ths
new wheat observation-disclosures. 90
New Val. LacesIa to 8 inch....
Val. Laoes and Inserttnss-
lz-yard pieces .-.............. 30 70 1.69
Paragnay. and wood abr. hoss
and insertings-2 to 4 inch....... no
Finer and wider to Lea.
PoIn. venise. Font dc Psii. \
Oriental Allovers-variety OF Designs
Finer A1iovsrs to 6.e3-
In all ths new Laces and designs.
Medallions in Cuny, Irish Point,
Point venise. Teneriffe and Wood
F~abre-latest patterns..----1 to q
Visit Our
Fur Robe Dept.
to see the new sugs foe
CARRIAGES and Go-cARTs
1873 to 7.96.
An the latest ideas 0nciudfng IT, e.
oination hood and oyerooat ToosS
s1Sss ua SSpi T.ss 1 TaiSSs s sfS: r.
FIgd Satin. FLANNEL or eataAnA
The evening world., 1903-09-23

NEW CORSET COATS =
OF English Covert-medlum ana
three-quaTter length-plain and
strapped sleeves-heavy satin "a a
lined Ii, -
QaAVENBTTE RAIN COATS
Loose back with b~elt-doublA
cape-bLShop sleeve and -
turn-up IL, 10
WOMDN'S WALKING SKIRTS
Plain Chevlots and MIXTURES
Black n Colors- 49,
latest Fail models.... y. SO
FVNB WALKING SKIRTS
Jersey. Broadcloth and Chsviot-
neTest models-tanoy yokes, , oo
FRENCH FLANNEL WAISTS
Light, dark and fancy Shade
newest shirt waist models
gun metal or pearl button trim $50
BRu.LIANTINE WASTE
ScHe Pleat yokes and fagotang-
etiecttve, styleS-new sleeve
Blue black and white.,...... ). 4S
The evening world., 1903-09-23
Autumn Millinery

Autumn Millinery
r.~..a Hat. Semi-trimmed Hat
P..dn.to- Wes, Hats. Untrinnmed Hgts
Flowers, Wings, PlGmes- Quins, Etc,
In great variety, at of osual Quick Selling Fffee4
Hundreds OF 5
Stylish Dress Hats at $500, $3.50 and $rO.oo.
R..sAuuv n,ads seeoaAnz 10 tie latest dictates Of fr.hons and n !qash x9s17
"a =. e 70 suit svay iss snd every tss. a Ices agsk- ssdhg pfsrs - -
shaJ 1T WHla@x zslsAtA 49, 49,
The evening world., 1903-09-23
Visit Our
Fur Robe Dept.
to see the nsw rugs foe
CARRIAGES and
1. SO to 1888,

An the latest IDEAS dnoiudfns IT, eazap
oinatdou hood and oyercoat robsS =
somely lined with Leuistns SILK, Ean1R
F1gd Satin. FLANNEL on eatsanA
The evening world., 1903-09-23
III. e a Il IN
Womenls Tailored Costumes an
west FouFtAenth street

We started season with determination to exceed aft previous
records. and are making special efforts to show not only 4 mose
diversified stock than ever, bot to give Customers such values In tie
new and fashionable as cannot fail to impress with advantage Of
buying here 1900 As usuaL we offer only the newest Of the new-
no last years or last Springs garments here-not at any price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30
PLAINTIFF ALLEGES FRAUD.
Mark o. Woodeu Arrested and Gives
BOND for Appearance.

young man named Mark .. WOODEN
returned to his home in Baltimore last
night after a brief honeymoon spent at
Linganore Hills Inn. near Frederick. Nd
This morning Detective Hartigan went to
Baltimore and placed him under arrest.
Later in the day he was brought here
and taken to the Police Court. where he
was turned over to the marshal. His ar
rest was made on a warrant sworn out by
Miss Halle o. Hicks, whose address was
given as 1887 18th street northwest
It is alleged in the warrant that the
young man obtained $40 from the woman
by fraudulently representing he was In
government employ. His address was
given as 400 East 2od street. Baltimore.
Attorney A. Foley Butler Of Baltimore ac-
companied the prisoner and detective here.
The man in custody was arraigned in the
Police Court waived an examination and
was required to give bond In the sum OF
$500 for his appearance In the upper court.
It is alleged that Miss Hicks reason Tor
causing the arrest Of Woodell Is not set
out In the warrant. Her report to the po-
lice was that she was to have become
Woodelrs wife, and that she parted with
the money because she thought II was to
be used for tae.s 39iat Rsese5 ,; Hs nsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30
SHORT WEIGHT PACKAGES,
Sealer Haskell Mails Notices Callins
Attention tn Iau

Mr. w. c. Haskell, the sealer of weights
and measures. has begun a crusade to stop
the sale of short weight packages of pro-
visions, especially dried, or clipped beef.
He has mailed notices to the grocers of
the city calling their attention to the pro-
visions of the law on the subject of short
weight and warning them to keep strictly
within its letter. In his letter to the deal
ers. Mr.. Haskell says:
we have received complaint that
dried beef sold in boxes is short of the
amount purported to be delivered Upon
investigation we find that one-half and
one pound boxes are one to two ounces
short. the box and contents weighing re-
spectively eight and sixteen ounces We
take 1t that the dealers are not informed
in the matter. and, therefore. call their at
tenton to the following, copy of section
10 OF the act of March 9, 1905. governing
the sale OF provisions In the District Of
Columbia:
=" No person shall sell or offer for sale. in
any market, or in the public streets or al
leys or anywhere in the District Of Column
bia. any fruits vegetables, or berries, In
crates. baskets. or other measures, or any
butter in prints. any ice or coal at or
for a greater weight or measure than the
true weight or measure thereof: and all
Ice. coal. meats. poultry and provisions
Excepting vegetables sold by the head or
bunch) of every kind sold in the markets.
streets. alleys. or elsewhere in the District
Of Columbia. shall be weighed or measured
by scales. weights or balances. or in meas
ures duly tested and stamped by the sealer
or assistant sealer of weights and meas
ures: provided. that poultry may be Of
fered for sale and sold in other manner
than by weight. but In all cases where the
person intending to purchase shall so de-
sire and request. poultry shall be weighed
as hereinbefore provided
"You will notice that provisions of every
kind sold in the District must be sold by
AIerHt 49,,
There Is no objection to the sale of dried
beef In boxes. but under the law, IL sold
In that way. these boxes must contain the
full amount of beef purported to be con-
tanned therein. exclusive OF the box.
please give this matter your attention
and govern yourself accordingly. This no
tice Is sent to each of the several dealers
who sell dried beef in the District Of Co
lumbia."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30

Along the brick sidewalks there are quite
number of vacant lots above grade, owned
principally by non-residents They have
inches to six feet In height. and during
heavy rains the earth Is washed from these
entertainments and deposited over the side
walk. and in some places entirely covering
the footwalk. Lately the council has only
been able to keep the mud and dirt SHOW
eled of the sidewalks, but this ordinance
will remove the cause or empower the coun-
ell to have the same done, and thus add to
the value of the lots and beauty of the
town.
Ordinance No. q. which provides for the
removal of underbrush. litter. ETC., when a
menace In case of fire was amended to read
''or injurious to health" Under ordnance
No. q 1t was only possible for the council
to compel lot owners to remove such I'M
dergrOwth, weeds, ETC.. late In the fall af
ter it had died and was In dry state and
had become combustible. The amend
ment provides for its removal at any time
whenever the health officer may report
same to be Injurious to health. This ques-
ton has been discussed for years. and the
decision of the health officer OF Washing
ton that rank grwoth of weeds is in
furious to health has settled the question
In the minds Of many of the citizens who
have urged the adoption OF the amendment.
The committee on sidewalks reported on
the progress OF the new walk on Frederick
avenue and Kent street and recommended
that foot bridge and gutter be placed on
Frederick avenue near Kent street as It
was found that walk at that point could
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30

not be retained in heavy rains without such
a provision. The Recommendation was
acted upon and the foot bridge and gutter
ordered constructed under the supervision
of the sidewalk committee at an approx
mate cost Of $40.
Mayor Eckhardt was authorized to have
grass cut from public grounds and in park
ing also to have trees along walks trim
med. to have the catalpin trees. which are
Objectionable on account OF the large
worms which feed on them cut down and to
have embellishments on public ground along
the sidewalks cut down. The mayor was
also authorized to let the scavenger con-
tract to Daily Ward at $i5 per month. and
further to employ a person to inspect the
work and to take other steps TO improve
the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30
COLLATERAL RETURNED.
Trouble Caused by John L. Russell's
Conduct on Base Ball Grounds.


The ball game between teams of the
Church League on the league grounds. cor
ner of 18th street and Columbia road, was
delayed yesterday afternoon because of
trouble. which resulted in the arrest Of
John L. Russell. twenty-five years of age,
a former member of one of the church
teams
1t is said that Russell was recently de-
barred from the league by the board of
control on account OF alleged violation of
the rules. and that he called at the grounds
yesterday afternoon and got in the way of
the players about the time the game was
to start. refusing to leave when requested
to do so.
The special policeman detailed to the
game Ii Is stated. considered that he had
no authority to forcibly eject Russell from
the diamond. so Mr.. B. F. Rhodes one Of
the directors in the Church League ap-
preached Russell and requested him to re-
tire and permit the players to proceed with
the game. 1t Is alleged that Russell there
upon struck Mr.. Rhodes. The officer then
corted to the tenth precinct police station
where a charge of assault was preferred
against him. He secured his release on
depositing $40 collateral. The matter was
satisfactorily adjusted in the office of the
prosecuting attorney at the Police Court
this morning and further acton in the case
dropped. Russells collateral was re-
turned to him.
II Is stated that on a previous occasion
Russell placed himself between the pitcher
and the batsman and by refusing to step
aside delayed the game for about half an
hour.
Eyewitnesses of the trouble yesterday
state that the reports to the effect that
Mr.. Rhodes engaged in a fight with Rus
sell are absolutely erroneous. 1t Is said
that Mr. Rhodes made no effort whatever
to strike his assailant, and that his Ian
guage to him was polite and courteous. and
that he endeavored to avoid any alteration
or disturbance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30
KENsINoroN NEWS.
New Ordinance Passed by Town Coun-
Gil at June Meeting.

Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
KENsINGTON. Nd. June 80. 1903.
The regular June meeting Of the town
council was held in the town hall Monday
night. and was attended by Mayor Eek
hardt. Councilmen A. C. Warthen, A. w.
Cornwell, Geo. w. Chamberlain and F. T.
Chapman. Clerk and Treasurer Newman G.
Little, Corporation Counsel w. A. Johns
ton and a large number of citizens. This
meeting proved to be of unusual interest, in
that In addition to the transaction of rou-
tine business an ordinance was passed and
another amended to make 1t more effective.
The new ordinance provides that all own
ers of lots in Kensington which abut side
walks and which are above grade shall sod
the same along all such sidewalks and keep
the walk clean In front Of the lots. All
property owners failing to comply with the
provisions OF the ordinance after thirty
days notice, the sodding shall be done by
the town Of Kensington and the cost there
or charged against said abutting lots and
collected az other delinquent taxes are coll
lected.
The necessity OF such Q measure. 1t 10
said. has long been felt and much Discussed
by the council at several OF its meetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30

early Sunday morning to spend the day in
fishing their favorite pastime. The Writer'S
Of the Potomac were found too muddy for
good sport, and so the party adjourned to
the Black Pond, which is the universal re-
sort when river conditions are not pro-
pitious. The Black Pond receives its water
from the Potomac and Is filled with fish.
When Mr.. Ingling got the bite which
eventually landed the record-brealing bass.
there was excitement)rn plenty. The fish
put up very game fight, and once seemed
lost in the bushes. At this critical mo-
ment Mr.. Rodier jumped from the boat and
swan toward the Bushes. His coming
startled the bass once more into the open
waters, where he was quickly reeled in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30
LARGEST OF SEASON.
Clarence E Ingling Catches Bass
Which Weighed Az Pounds.

to have been caught on Sunday by Mr..
Clarence E. Ingling Of the White House
staff. The prize beauty weighed four and
three-quarter pounds. and was hooked in
the waters Of Black Pond on the Virginia
shore Of the Potomac. opposite the Anglers
Club house. There are many exciting de-
tails to the catch. as related by fishermen
in the vicinity several of whom Joined IN
the chase.
Mr.. Ingling. together with Mr.. Philip b.
Otterbach. president OF ths Anglers' Club.
and Mr.. Jules A. Rodier. member Of the
organization, tourneyed to the club house
.aex4f fS5t xSdA3 xtsAssssss tk.-&,.< ss.i,.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30
Fishermen's Union.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. June 30.-The Brit
ish Columbia Fishermen's Union has is
sued an official announcement calling all
union fishermen OF the Frazer river and
establishing q strikers patrol. The can
ners are preparing for packing July 1. when
the season opens. They have contracts
with Japanese and non-union whites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30

represented to her that he was in gov
eminent employ. she alleges. This allega-
ton he admits. and says he is still In the
employ Of the government He holds a
position in the Agricultural Department.
he says, and friends say he Is to have
charge of an exhibit at the St Louis exhi-
bition.
In conversation with Captain Boardman
the young man said he borrowed the money
from Miss Hicks, and said he intended to
pay her every cent of it. He denied the
story Of an engagement. Five days ago
he married Miss Monica Duffy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30
S.. so Shirt Waist Suits, S1.@S.

135 fetching Shirt Waist Suits, made up in
the newest style from imported novelty fabrics.
Waists with latest full pouch front and blouse ef
feet; skirts are straight front gore and rest with
bias ruffle Colors and black and white, blue and
white and white and black polka dots They are
all $3.50 values, which we can offer tomorrow
at ST o8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30
Delightful Apartment House.

N. Price. at Box 70l. Atlantic City. has
a delightful apartment to rent for the sea-
son. 1t contains parlor. two bed rooms AMI
bath, and Is located in one OF Atlantic
{. Qitxa NEST fssnls4sals apartment houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-30
Pretty Mountain Resort.

Variety Springs. Va. in the mountains.
is delightful, cool and pleasant. Booklets,
giving all the desired information about the
pretty spot and how to reach Ii. may be
had on application to manager Variety
Springs, Va.