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returned home. n a
AS he approached the lightless house,
standing in the darkness like a body with
the spirit fled, he could but contrast this
dreary home Of his with the bright kit
chen and cherry faces he had left.
kitchen door$and opened it, then struck
a match and stood In the doorway peer
Ing In. iltys s 81
the tiny light above his head. ct
inside as well as DOT by moo. III lay:
by gum! but twas "a lucky8Eth thing for
him j dluna get ma hand on hin,tthis
sevenin'. b J. could ha' killed him, lie
held the match above his head.
Is Two yellow eyes. glowing In the dark
ness like cairngorms, and a small dim;
figure punched upA.in a chair told him
his surnise was wrong. Many ,time
had he seen his father In such case be-
fore and now he uttered contempt
5ously: 4 4. u s 81 W it;5 3a
Drunk; the leetlo swab! slseepIn' #
off, Il reck NJ VII sat j953s3i
that hung above the floor twitched and
was still again. IN III
There was a clanlmy ilence. a mouse.
embol dened by the quiet, scuttled 4 crosse.
the hearth, One mighty pa " b ghtly
moved lightning tap, and the tiny
beast la " dead. # .833i s tstS q Z.
85s Again 4 that hollow stiffness; no sound,
no movement; only hose two unWlnk1ng
eyes hxed on him immova.ble, ls}
&, AT length, small voice from the ire
side broke the quiet, III 5s Il 4. 81 Il
i.Drunk-the- -leetle-swab! Il NJ n Il. "a
II Again a clammy silence. 4 and q y life-
III thowt3 yo' was slee PIN said David,
ar length, lan'ely /, 1. . y, .ss,
Jay. SO ssye said. 81 eepin' It q y
heard ye Then, still in the same SINAI!
70 obleege me, sir by leetin' the lamp
Or, 20 think, Wullie. 'twad be sollin'
his dainty fingers ? They're mali used.
I'm told, to dangerin' wi the bonnie
brown hair o. his f :i u II f3 +: d "a
g''.1ll not .ha' ye ia TX o. ma Ma gle So.
interposed the boy sstonateliy, +. 81 !,
His Maggie. mark ye, yyAlllie-his z
81 TAX care, dad 3I u sta nj a but little
more" the boy warned VI him IN che KING
voice; and began to trim { the lar WI y
trembling fingers. . .5.s 4. u
M Adam forthwith add dressed himself 9
Red NYull. l s 81 s8 Il
~ suppose no man iver had sic q son
as him, Yulle, n ken what I 'Ye done
HE'S set himsel agin me; he's |lnlsea'a
me; he's robbed me o. ma Cup; last Of
all, he struck n,e-struclt me sfore them
al. We've tolled for him, you and i; Wul-
lie; we've shaved to keep him ~ hoo q!
an name. an hes passed his time, he
while, IN riotops leeyirl',S carousn ~ I,
IIe broke off short. The ann was II,
and the strip Of paper, pinned ION to, a ne y
table, naked and Sgla ring, caught his
eye. 81 ~ III /. {.
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( PARAMOUNT WEDDING #
Miss Humphries Bee ONES Bride 'l!cts
,f M William Barlow.

J. nrot IL wed ding took place ~ .the Pa =
pree = }Rey joel II. Tucker Wednesday
nqnhse When Miss MMmnhTriss s a BE-.
e 4. tSs Srss e fsass
II II, ~, rhr,9e was prettily dressed $, hi.e
mns ave. With ribbon trimm lngs
ell lastly goyned1 IN Me N,s was best
The bride lis quite popular yoHns
and Dowell Of No. n 1os yesrs The
ond strfs1' also Quite weiiknoHn and rs
seId IN Esteem BY of ire
4 After receiving the .ion y. ve an
ali1present the youn conpie iWs eEio = East
to their future nome, ~ = w. q ~.
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CHAPTER xx-continued.

e. i 4 3 y Z
Mageies knitting dropped into her lap
and she looked up, her soft eyes for
ITS cruel. David: SO 'tIs!" she cried.
II wonder yo' bide wi him. II he treated
me SO. I'd no stay anither minute II II
meant the House for me I'd so, and she
looked as II she meant IT.
David jumped of the table.
Han W niver guessed why STOP
lass. and me SO happy at home! ne ask
e. eagerly.
"IIoo should / know?' she asked inno-
Gently.
in reproachful accents. ''Yo' want mo 70
90 and leave 20, and 50 rect ava: 4 see
hoo It's. 70 wouldna mind, not 20. n
yo' was niyer to see pore David asln,
! niyer ,howt yo' welly like me, Maggie:
and moo I know IT,
.Yo' silly lad, the girl murmured. knit
ting steadfastly.
Then yo' do he cried, triumphant i
knew yo' did He approached close TO
her chair, his face clouded with eager
anxiety.
but d'yo' like me more'n Just liktn'.
Maggie? d'yo," he bent and whispered
In the little ear.
The girl ouddled over her work so that
he could not see her face
If yo' won't tell me yo' can show me,
he coaxed. There's other things besides
words
He stood before her, one hand on the
chair-back on either side. She sat thus.
Gagged between his arms. with dropping
eyes and heightened color.
mot so close, I,ayle, please" she beg
ged, hdgeting uneasily but the request
| was UNDECIDED.
"Do'ee move away vice., she i'm
| plorcd.
mot i'll yo'ye showed me" he said
| relentless.
u Gamma. DayIe." she cried with laugh,
ing petulaHce. {,F
Yes, yo'. can Lass
TAX your hands away, them"
Nay: not Ill yo'ye showed me-
A pause
4. '.po'ee DAVE she supplcated-
And
"Do'ee" he pleaded.
| She tilted her face proyokingly. but het
] eyes were still down,
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CHAPTER XXI Il.
n -7lTT I-0 Y. N TT.TTI
HORROR OF DARKNESS.

1t was long past dark that night when
Madam staggered home. isi 5i5 i! 4 3&
All that evening at the Sylvester Arms
his 1imprecatlons against David had made
even the hardest shudder. James Moore
OVID Bob, and the Dale Cup were for.
once forgotten as, in his passion. he cur@
sed his son. Az rs
The loalesmen gathered fearfully away
from the little dripping mailman. For
once these men. whom. as a rule, no such
geyser out bursts could quell, were dumb;
before him; only now and then shooting
3furtive glances In his direction, as though
on the brink of some daring enterprise
OF which he was the objective. But
Madam noticed nothing, suspected Moth
I Ing. at
p When at length he4lurched into the
Kitchen OF the Grange. there was no light
and the Arc burnt low. So da rk was the
onto the BILE escaped his remark. 1A'
Y& The little man sat down heavily. his
clothes still sodden, and resumed his
tireless anathema s, n
I've tholed mair fra him,s Willie { then
Adam MADAM ever thocht to ttole from
ony man, And moo It's game past bearn'.l
He struck me, Wullie struck his ain
father Ye see II yersel', yYullie. Ma.
sc were ma there Oh, Gin We had but bin
~ blFVi i'i' Ills
gar him ken Adam Madam. ! ~ stan
nae mair!' "a IS SSl X
lie sprang to his fcet5and, reaching up
with trembling hands.inulle ed down the lf
old be-mouthed blunderhuss that's nuns
above the mantel-piece.3 NJ &
'Well max an end tot, Wulll so we
VIII, aimee and for al" And he banged
he weapon down upon the table. lay
right athwart that slip Of still condemn
Ing paper. yet the little man sa " II mol
Resurning his seat, no prepared to walt
His hand sought the pocket OF his coat
and fingered tenderly a small stone bot
TIE, the fond companion of his Wid W!ooa
lie pulled 1t out, uncorked It. and took
long pull; then placed At on he able
BY his side. p: 53is 23
Gradually the gray head lolled; the
shryeed hand dropped and hung imply
down, the finger-tips brushing the floo3Ti
and he dozed off into a. heavy slee p,S WI lle
Red Wull watched 5at his feet, n J,
y was not TIL an hour later that pave
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Loosed lthe nail that clamtp'eesdi Y. J
This Is what he read:


Adam N1ackadam yer va ned to 2, max Ak.
"a n end TO Red Will VIII De ..s,,$
him and the Sheep. This Us the hIs y
have two more tho third VII q % % -
last. --'$Ss h, III sg8 .SS
II was written in pencil. and the only :, !,
signature was a da gger rndely linn 60 ~
red. 'S3 .a8B @,
MA dam 4 Re the paper on &C, wice,
Stt,rlca AS he slowly asst lated is
ing the blood faded from his tace =. :. ~
stared at 1t and stu stared With SWNlle-
enlng face and pursed lips. ns g. ~ y
.'1Yha dye ken o this David !,s5 - ne
asked, at length. hin dry thin Mn #sVo1ceR
reaching forward in his Oh air Is ,s
$50 what q: 3 & u: Fl
% this,"S holding up the slip. And Z
$ye'd obleege. me by the truth lort o1lce. e
David turned, took UP the pa per. ! r Gao
IT., and laughed ha rshly. ,,.s ~, 3,
Tits COON to this, mas ~ -
SIN laughing, ana yet Wit y blan mig
sYe ken what It means: daresay y I.
snitFIt there aiblins writ 8it, Ye'l IL explain
it, The little man spoke In the same an.
small even voice; and his eyes never NOV
ed sof Il his sons face y,
4 Y h asx IKE
the truth, David, II ye cal .tel IT.
The boy smiled forced. lln IN i,S1
smile, looking from his "a ther 70 th pta 4
sYo shall have it, but SOL not IKE ]. ~ =
It's this: Topper lost 4 2 2 81 sheep . 4 ing
Killer last night. Y. v, i,
rose smoothly to his feet. ~ Ia oh no ticed
the others faces ca -White, 81 "a
S"yVhy, he Il LOST tor, - NVl,eer dye
think?',S He dra wled the words out, q wei
ling almost loYlng 3 y on each E
8is'yY there y Fl D
''On-the- Red Sore q! I,
The crash was coming-ine BILE now
David knew it, knew that nothing ouldl
avert H. and bra ced himself to meet u
THE smile had fed from his fac ana ms
breath I Auttered III Il his throat llke mo
wind before az ttund er,s storm. VI III s3 sS
;iyYhat or sit?' 'z T Me u tile mans voice
was I'm as a summer sea,
y. why. your. Will cas- told yos----Was
on the screes last night, NJ !i8
90 on David 81 y u;
81 And this holding mp the paper, tells
you that hoy ken. as j g. ken 100, as
maist q them ha' kent this nQny q ga W
that your yYullie. Red Wull-the ter q
|ror---i. n lig 81. 52
'sGo on
ID 49, III SlS Y, N III
NJ, eyes,. Ei{t sS33ss.. q 55i 4 N
ss'The Black Killer, Il n
1T WAS spoken. M Il , 8 is y &
THE frayed string was snapped at last
The little man's hand flashed TO the pots
tia that stood before him, ls3
-
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Pre- yvernersville, Pa. Il

Fss'on 'a' w vsr'sr.y ss',,5i "a
Maio and Mrs. James H, Doo1ey are
AZ BRETON Woods, Mount WAS 1ingtoii,
Mrs. O. T. sclloss lis at Buena Vista
Hotel, Buena vista Springs, Pa.
Mrs. 9. e. Beattie Is at Chester New
Jersey 80 for, for the y sea son.
Mrs. 4. II. Leary and Miss Nora Leary
az are at atstfe Arlington Hotel, Cobours,
Il Mr.SJ. u. sorg is at Iialsboro for two
months. 4. 8535
Mr.. r. H. Pauiett and Mr.. e. T. Hines
have returned to Farmville from Virginia
Beach
Mr.. Q. o. oven. sisS at Hotel Mecklen.t
B burg, Chase cit s' Y.
Miss Ellen =. Wade is spending the
summer at salen'. s1assachusetts
Mrs. Herbert Claiborne, accom-
panied by her son, Is visiting the ST..
Louis Exposition. Ss
Mrs. G. c. Little Is at oxford. N. c..
Mrs q r. Morton is at Hotel Mons
Penlcks, Va. s8 Il
Mrs. George F. Jones is at Hotel Roam
oke, Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. II !. B. Watkins loft yes
aterday to spend two weeks In Romeo
4verte, West VIRGINIA, and make a tour
Of the Virginia springs:
Colonel o. ". Dudley has returned
to his home in Danville, after a visit to
the Greenbrier White z. Sulphur springs
L Mr. j. S. Winfree is visiting friends
at spbetts. Va. .3i
Mr. s. w. Melton is at wilmington.
Va, for midsummer outing.
Mr.. u. B. sydnor has has not vet returned
from the ST. Louis Exposition He evil,
take in the Orange Horse Show on on his
way home. Il III l, +,
Master Emerson AZ. Jarman will be At
Bromide Arsenic Springs Crumpler' ~.
c., for his vacation. Gs
IS Mrs H. X. Breeder is summering at the
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs. l$4E5
Miss Il. 6. ou i6 is at the Yellow
Sulphur Springs for August.
Mr.. John Hunter 81. jr.. is at, Rawley
Springs, near rrisonburg. Va q
Mrs. John W. fPerley has returned e
sCharlottesville, Va, from, Pense' Is. SPRING.
West virgtnia. ss5.s .
u. Mr. D. 8. Il, Hancock Will be at the JEFF
3ferson Park Hotel for August. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B, Tatum will attend
the Orange Horse SHOW. iaf.
Z. Mrs. L. 2 sutton. who has been at ST
York Pa, IS no with Mrs, At Jones ones.
at Winchester, Va. III ~ * ffttfJfS
" The, stay-at- Home Whist Club met
Monday evening with Miss Matte Har:-.
jrls, Mr.. "A. T. liner and Admiral OBJ
ster being winners. The next meeting
Will be with Mr.. ohm Tyler. . on West
Franklin Street.
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:. "a dear-lov'd lad. convenience snug,
A treacherous inclination.

Oh, Wulle wush you were here!
1t was little Madam. He was leaning
in at the open window, leering at the
young couple. his eyes puckered. an evil
expression on mis- face.
THE crestical moment! and ] interfere!
David, yell never forgie me-.
The boy jumped round with an oath;
and Maggie, her face flaming, started
To her feet. The tone the words, tho
look OF the little man at the window were
alike insrferable. 4.
l"By thunder! I'll teach yo' to come
spyin' ON mel roared David Above him
on the mantel-piece blazed the Shep-
herds Trophy. Searching any missile in
his fury, he reached up a hand for It.
FAY, gie 1t me back. Ye robbed ME
OF" tho little man cried. holding out his
arms as II TO receive It.
."Dlnna, David" pleaded Maggie, with
restraining hand on her Lovers arm,
''By the Lord. I'll give him some
thing!'' yelled tho hoy. GlOae by there
stood a pail Of seapy water. He seized
IT. swung II. and slashcd It's contents at
the leering face in the window.
The little man started back, hut the dr..
ty torrent caught him AMI sonsed nm
through. The bucket foliowed, struck
him full on the cbsst, and rolled him over
In the mud. After 4 with aarush came
David.
I'm let yo' know, spyin' Of, nor he
yelled. 9Th, Maggie. whose face
was AZ white now as ~ had been Grim
son, chung III him, hanipering him,
"Dnna. David. dinnn!" she implored.
Tics yer ain dad
I'm dad him! I'll learn lm.' roared
David lalf through ibe window.
At the moment SAINT Todd lcamer-i onn-
dering furiousiy round tho corner, EIoscly
followed by Enry and cor job,
.Is ne dead ?n shouted Eam'l, seeing
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Az he Casino.

IA Trip to n ew 7 ork, ''s2v hich was
HAYNES and Redmond Comedy Compa y vi
pleased the audience, which wa 81 keltSinr
good humor by the ssllif ting; quick acti -
d dl sa The specialties were applapded
and the song, Meet Me at ST
Louis, made an even more favorable inn
preston than at the opening perform.
The matinee to day and the regular
performance tonight will conclude the
bill. TT 90 Much y Married, !" a rip-roarIng
farce. opening to- morroW night. Es
In the play 5!for the last three nights
three Richmond babies will take part;
Manager Mckee having Selected them
from among a&number Of applicants. 4 III
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the PROSTATE form. III
7 "F1o! ho!" went the other two.
4 They picked up the draggled little man.
and hustled him out OF the yard like q.
thief a man on either side and a man
behind. IN
AS they forced him through II the gate,
he struggled round. a s35
4s58"By Him that made We !! ye8 shall pay
for this, David Madam. you and
yer As ~ .4 s3l5 i55
But sam'ls big hand descended on his
mouth, and lie was borAe away before
hatlast III word had nItlcd into se' -3
Ing. ii II
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Weather Repeats Itself.

When asked concerning the recent heavy
rains an old inha bItant and close obs q;
server OF the weather conditions said
the changes In the weather each year
and ~ have noted that 1T inya ria oily re-:
peats itself. All years ending In So. or i
are extremely d Try Those ending In q or
In 32 a, gors s are extremely wet /; those
ending Inc have exceed dinghy cold #win ters;
those ending In e have a n earl spring 4;
those ending In 4 have a LAT ef spring. and 4
those ending In 8 and "a are subject tn. 4
rreat flood $sssEg g9 49,
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GO on
MRS. GILES EXCURSION

to Norfolk and b Virginia Beach Thurs
day, July 2sth. via Norfolk and Western
Railway. Special fast vestib train
leaves Richmond, Byrd Street Station.
$50 a. N. n r petersburg. 9 U a. N !. going
through to Norfolk and the Beach With
out change OF cars. Returning. leave
the Beach 4 G 30 P. 2f.,38 n orfolk.s7 p. i
M. E6 Only S1.25 round trip.
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AT Cape Henry.

Miss BloE entertained the guests of her
cottage with delightful oyster roast ct
Cape Henry Among those in Miss Blows
party were Miss Maud McKenny. Miss
Lncl and Miss Virginia Clark, Mr.. Rich.
ard Bhdgood. Mr.. Charles Benson and
Mr. Brockenbrough.a Of. Richmond: Mrs.
Mercer Mosby, Mrs Hunter. and daugh-
1ers. OF Norfolk: Or. and Mrs May Wav-
serly. Miss Nettia Dobson. of LynchburG;
Miss Ellie Manning. of ElnporIa; Miss
willis Williams. of Baltimore; Miss Eliza
teth Carney, OF Portsmouth,; Mr.. Robert
wainwright. Mr.. Aubrey Barley and Mi.
HVIll Standworth, of Norfolk.
Schlossberg Weinstein.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wcinstein an
nouuce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Jennie, TO Mr.. NJ. j. schlossburg, OF
Portsmouth, Va.
Personal Mention.
Miss Virginia Chamberlayne has re-
turned from visit to Mrs Frank Lee.
pf Hampton Va.
4 Melville Walker at Oak Grove. Walker
Z Aon. Va.
Master Robert Sherman is back from
T,eing the gnest Of Master Preston Phil
lips in Hampton
Mrs +. D. Farland is at Tappah4n-
mock. Va. for the remainder Of the sum
7ner.
Miss Mamie l.. Stamper left last night
TO spend a few days with her sister. Mrs
a. Is. Rogers. in Ashland.
Mrs. Jcre Wi,herspoon will leave An
{ gust LIST to spend a month at CASTLE.
q New York.
TIKI Miss Lucy Throckmorton will be at
Z Bridgewater. Va. for the month OF Au-
gust.
Miss Alice p. Caldwell is the guest of
friends at Epworlh. va,
Miss Lillian Guzert is at The Kirby
House, Alton. Va.
Mr.. G. Nj. Merceris spending some time
at Apple Grove. Louisa county, Va.
Mr.. w. McYarbrough is at the Brandon
Hotel, Basic City, for week or two
Mrs, Thomas NJ Rutherford and Misses
laura and Gwendolin Rutherford arc a,
\ capon Springs. West Virginia. 4
Mrs. " r. Saunders is at the Ingie
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EXCURSIONS TO NEW o
3 n JERSEY sEAsHo RE RE SORTS. Ss

Common cling June 24th and until Sep
tenn Der 10th, Inclusive, the r., +. g. b.
RI RI will sell on JFr lay md Saturday OF
each week, special excursion tickets 70
Atlantic City, Cape May. Ocean Citysan
Sea Isle City. N. il at rate OF SO round Z
trip from Richmond, Tickets good going
only on date OF sale and for return pas \
sage leaving destination not later than
Tuesday following date OF issue Apply
ticket agents r., II. & RI r. r. sSi533
Il V w. p. TAYLO OR, Traffic MI ma ger. III
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In AIiateur Theatricals.

Miss Sally gssd ard Hiss Elsie Ander-
s,a. Wig ara spending the sumner III
IS Ih.e-asss county, proved themselves
Gztsyzs IN amateur thealricais by the yef.,
casTer way il which they took par, i:,s a
play g1Ter last week AT castaiia. the
home of 1dr- and Mrs Murray Bowcock.
\ IN Albena-ie- the play was given on
the lawn bg Inc rectory society Of The
Erascopa. church, and vas great sue
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Social .l11s
M.ltherG cites

New York. Nj
q AS usual, the Monmouth County Horse
Show, which opens tomorrow, will at.
tract large number OF well known per-
sons to the Jersey shore. Mr.. and Mrs
William Goadby Loew, who Will have
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt among
their guests; Mr.. and Mrs. Maekay. MIS- ~
and and s Mrs. Fo 20 Keene, Mr.. and Mrs
The 1sRes' Newport eohtihgentf viii. however,
Fetusq m good tine fOr the dance yEan ydsg
Point Farm, at 'ortsno nth, r. by
way OF a house warming. on Friday !, night
which will be followed on Saturday by
port Amusement Assocation, Of which
Reginald Vanderbilt is zone Of tile moving
spirits. N 81 RI n q Il FL 81 "a
Miss Ethel Rockefeller is homewardd
Tomorrow. she has devoted her sojourn
abroad TO a mo tor trip through Scot
land, Wales and the south Of England,
With Miss North On ding She WI sSHn
Teller, Iii the Adirondacks. MI, and Mrs.
Rockefeller have been until now at their
country place at Gre.enwich. Conn @
u, August 18th has been set as the date o.
OF the lato Eugene Kelly. and Miss En-. Il
erance de Saller, It Clayton, N. y, tho
country place of the BRIDES father, who
married Miss Blnsse. S8
Thomas Hitchcock Is at the saragotn
race track In behalf Of his brother, Frank
r. Hitchcock, who succeeded w llinni CT
Racing Association. Frank Hitchcock, who
has been detained at his place at West
bury, Long Island. by illness. is now al
ef al, al ~a iSn,
take pc secession early next week of the
Nakely cottage In Fifth Avenue, al sar-
Iatoga, which he has rented for the sea-
son. g 3s
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5sTATUARY CLEANED. y
Busts Formerly in the Capitol
s5 Now Look Like New Ones. .l

Since the removal to the State Library
building OF the busts of Lafa yctte e. John
Marshall and General Fitzhngh Leo q II
wonderful s3 trans formation has been
wrought In their appearance: These
pieces OF statuary, along with the husts
have been cleaned and rendered 80 white
that hey are hardly recognizable as the
same marble eff1gies of2a few weeks a go.9
BY fconvicts,5 and makes g. great Improve
mcnt inSthc appearance OF the statues.
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Newport

Newport. ,.
4 day does / not pass without some
entries being made for the automobile
races to be held on sa turd " next: Yes
HamlIn entered his Pan hard 5il, classes
and s.. and I'D. r. Thomas has entered
4 bis 90 rsepoWer Mcrcede In the free
Efor-all class. Isss g5
81 was announced vest erday that the
wedding Of Miss Alice Pf1zer, daughter
OF Nh. and Mrs George IF hzer of New
York Baron yon Echt would he THE
had seen in years Although few.of the
3arrang ements have been made public. It
was STATED anthorltatiwely that Miss
Ffzer3 would be attends by twelve
bridesmaids and two mai s OF honor. IN RI
season when there were no dinner
three che e attSe here Cottages %9
"a Slunc heons was given by ling Il II.
6! :; nc Of the housed
also given bYs r. r. Livingston and Mrs
wv. NJ. kingsland. 81 I. s
Tuxedo Park.
The warm weather Of last week
brought out many well known New
ad
hot daysaef the early part Of last week eek
had a tendency to force the cottagers8to
look for cooler places in Z the mountains
and at the seashore, Tuxedo stiltremains
full OF, life: Several house-parties. fol-.
lowed by dinners, were given last eve
ming. Among those who gave dinners
We're Amos T. French, a Tuxedo Mr..
and Mr. Edwin NJ. Post, Mrs and Mrs
George fRutledge Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman W gel., Mr.. nd Mrs. J. & II 8.
8NatabIe, Mr.. and Mrs. William Plerson
Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Price Collier.
To-, = n -,
and Mrs. William 6. y Davies. ....
Mr. and Mrs. f. G G. Haven. gof Boston.
have opened the Chester Davis cottage
for ~! late summer, and Mr.. and Mrs
August Roesler have returned to the
James Kent cottage. 54 M
RI Mr. and Mrs. John Murray MITCHELL
who have returned from a trip to Cana
da, will go to Bar II rbor next week
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gily7have gone to their summer residence
ats Greenbrler. White Sulphur earrings,
for the rest OF the summer NJ Gait
hook with him his fine touring car, and
dsSonet of the most enthusiastic autoists
fofF that resort !.
s} Mrs. John NJ. stotsenburg and her!
daughters, Jane and {, Laura aura, and Miss
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