New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-21

has PLAYED important role in the treatment OF
reurasthenia and various other nervous affections
EtichheId has added TO her reputation health
resort and at the present time some OF the
prominent nsurolog1sts send their patients 20 Rich
field for treatment There Is a difference OF optl-
lon regarding the months OF the year best adapted
me peculiar diagnosis or each patient Will best
determine the conclusion But DR.. Lewis A Sayre
when the waters were most surely 10 be APPLIED
with excellent results. Located the high ground
amoag the heaithgtving hills Of Otsego County
tumnaI resort PHYSICIANS and prominent iayunen
after enjoying the curative properties OF the
waters in cases OF govt sciatics and neurasthenla
resort par excellence OF all America d.. William
poratiou, and consulting physician at the baths
The local medical stan IS well equipped
Not the least important element in the successful
treatment OF patients Richied IS the pure brac-
ing air which altitude OF LOO feet above tide
water gives 70 the region while the excellent roads
through a beautiful rolling country the wooded
encourage that out-in-the-open LIE and exercise
when are SO important iadjuncts to this form OF
Darlington three times a week and the usual band
concerts every morning and evening. The cottage
colony is always invited, and after dinner parties
William V Brokaw Of New-York has been at
the Darlington al the summer, and walks with
rheumatic govt RichheId would be tncomplets
Shields. who takes his twenty-one plungss in the
cool OF an early autunnal day ana declares II the
Der for his vacation for the last thirty years, and
viii fail 10 keep this annual appointment Colo
mel Louis Philippe Siebert Is at the Berkeley WON
tina, and Is enthusiasts the efficacy Of the min
eral waters Richheld IN the forenoon the coters
assembled IN the rotUnda OF the bathhouse IN
cludes many well known New Workers. and Philadel-
phians. among them Mr.. Brokaw, DR.. George G.
Wheeock Benjamin Altman. John Hadden, VIII
lam Jay 'Schienelin, DR.. David H Green. W p.
Frishmuth. W .. Baldwin General .. l. Ma
gruder. L. s. A. Rear Admiral George Gilmore Ide
o. s. N; Captain William Swift, chief OF the ord
nance board; w Il. Brooks OF Holyoke, Mass:
former Congressman Joseph H OutWaithe OF Co
lumbus Ohio; Frederick Shaw. Senior ia CiOnzale de
Quesada, Cuban Minister 10 the United States. and
Durham Jones Grain, former United States Minis
ter TO the Island Of Hayti. Senior de Quesada Is 80
delighted with Richhed. its waters and the air that
he has transferred the Iegacion de Cuba from
Washington 10 the Darlington for extended
period
Just the bathing establishment is dispensing
It's blessings 70 an army OF newcomers and host
OF former patrons and friends. Sufferers in the
past who have enjoyed the healing OF its waters
come back, not 10 be relieved or present trouble
but TO insure against return in later months
The talked about affair Of the week
Richheld the field day for the benefit OF St
Joseph's Church. Maurice MaCCarthy. of the Hol-
lywood Golf Club, and Eugene Mccarthy. OF
Brooklyn, athletic instructor at the University OF
South Carolina. were in charge OF the track and
field events. The bOxhOlders included Mrs. W. X
OsgoOd W P. Earle. Benjamin Altman, r. ".
Taller W Y. Brokaw. Z Callan. Joseph F. FallOn,
John Hadden r.. Mrs G. ". Chtlds Mrs. ". De
Wees Wood and Mrs. James Collins Seymour.