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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS
AZ the First Sign Of Disiiguriug
iiumors u Co Use Cutieurn.

EFsfy ehii bofu lnta tlze world
wilh 81 luhenltd iradenfy - tafiuf.
luR. distgnflnR hamafs "a she ekin
anil scalp. heahtga tn al et az the
inast trndef s0'ieItu'e. not oniy b.
gsuse a ils snaennE hsst i-eauss II
she Aftaiia that ihe disisaratl8a
d ta hc it,e aui msr lts ttufe
hapsanrHs and prosperity. lisacr tt
hsamrH the iutY "a m0sheFs 81 aueh
siaiftei children 81 nt4uaius thtnS,
selves eith ths best The pafest. aua
mOft effective tfraimsut avaiiahie,
via thr Guuom Tfl agmrut. ruaaisf-
iuF q wasn bath wiih NuiicafA soap.
and seattle anolnlnNs asth euiirufa
oiutn ut. fhg eftaf tkia Cure. Cures
made in ehiilhesl srs spctsiY, pef-
mtnrrt and economical
CtaFst E.sa 1HIrs.afss - f1s a. sats Itsr.fsss
e. s FH iHaf t'Ha tfa
fu4A 44eetsA fs ~ 3 aafH sal2&s.ass aasaaaast
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
FOR THE COLLEGE
rAsal,Y al Selected aad Bsildias
IN Rsaains.s

Tie WiHIe Haas} ai'ses CAMPUS
las bsea baguacd TIE weeds t.
.tlt taiHi'ue pat q anfe'as rtpaf
and everything points 81 lie lest
agealis Il lhe hislog tle uNifa
'ton
President Ng.sau faa secured Tee
.asf teacher completing ue .at
Ii ane mas hlIese tlf fpaas sean
agt b linse eh9 afs responsible aa1
sell lnf1fmei tis8 hass Qle lest a.
elii set seHtd
President Nelson has lust spent
thres years d Central ese FaB
tt Au aai Vas alttsay cutinesd
tic a4tioatlu SEAT D. a abt aud
eulsR fls steeltltn aNHts Hss
teeH Thoroughly demonstrated 81 rs
sufk Ia phemHus ca fAe ofsaHF a
el laff hat.ce
lis slll base ciaHcof tle 8sflff
k isf ud ilaar
rfaf EiEsf HabiY IS aa s. s..
f NeHfaef state 0sss a8 j 81
- utHa afi lWytnt I hs
U4i afa ttHenra AS fraeaf
ul without daalf egs af.sia#
tn fle 81 teas NaehtusEssa saf
iAtlH
Mrs 50 NaEer ilaeiY - o.
- rHler alIl gate e1alss e
fhe latsmeiate dglaumtut aaI a.
slst lfaf Nen An h.s aEhef grades
ipttsf utgee a said to b u8e rawt
college in aH soutIem ksai4ef H1
one af tie seu hef la tbs alQ.e
south Hsf experience IH s,lna eusk
luinf native slate has aetn msi s1e
eesstal nieel arid slie aamrs Nttl ,le
highest recommendations
Miss Anna n Williams WM laye
elaHe of te rumlu department
and w.ll eite special attention o. al
ths nallgr pupils Miss Williams IS
ana Il of Hardin College. ous af
the best la the e0uufff Size has
taught successfully three yean tu
Missouri und two 4sae h VlWM ard
auu0t ~ esreled bf airs teaelsr Ii
anY ehaol
So aith these Awak mea aHa
NomtH intfe Llteay department 80
eHe reed hesl,ate Do mtmn4 Tile
College n0f do tagy Hael ta n1
.aeaY = au1 superior advantages f0f
Ileif children Wien tie uee dosss
arrive fhc housc VII BE- pat 81 Hmt
riasa condition ln tef1 rap
TIE Eletiou department under
tho management 81 N0 Matte
negubsaf theCheaEo HaNcal ea.lgse
is iu capable hands
I'llose desltlng destruction "a lnc
tiou aud oratofy nspi haze ua fear ef
training tiles VIII reesIfe from her
lef sls j. well lifted fef TIE pace
Ilesldss being well tlaiutl herself she
has had several sears experience ln
teaching thase branches
Altar strenuous Efforts in Whleh
neither pains nor expeues Ntfe sGand
President Nelson las scufe1 Ms
hlsaheth Farmer II Hardin gonsef
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
PASSENGER
TRAIN WRECK
Four Killed and Many Passen-
gers Injured.
As~uiataPu

Associated Pies
kimmeB, lnd sept ld Three per,
sons we're kllssi aud tsenty Iulafcd,
three tf latter seriously IS 4 result %
a collision early toda4 hel eeen an east
bound passenger gaih and 4 ligbt en.
giue on tie B. so mlirual q mile
west 90 here.
The passenger engine and thfee Iar.
ward cars weFe completely wrecked
ana a mHl8ritY q tile passengers ln
iuFed bY flying glass aud debris Tie
dead
stephen SNYDER passenger engineer
Fnns smoais baggage mastef ana
an unknown tramp
Seriously hurt q @ nalleF bIson.
llls Gcafgs d flunse Pennsylvania
Mss Louise Maehoia frum gme place
if F0wA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
IS HABIT OR SUSPICION
Pui Buyers Have q Enaspsfatlns
Wa 81 caauung Purchased
Pellets

Eighteen Mise aeaa tMeuIy
5he aaI1 h Han ata re apea $50
tas lu ha haas Nae 81 fslhaate
Hae ag elH Slammed aaea aa
sHH.J tIs a aatass faze
1 lg.e a a pellets saa
tahIsta U@ maEa g 9a
- 1e eaa lal Ea- t.ae aaHn
masf Do 1lk 81 .teH cas- lsz1asf
esHfaia tse lss aFg sa1 eaass Hem
flfai t4 t mE a aH3
NAa dsa aHs thM aafa Aa G gav
DIE ,h.Hs vheH f Ut home q
ssat iIssH e naea gQaa my Hal
u9 Dc eeaa s. ps4 gg that
am HaE E.f aI Measure ~
a4 mat .As l9r
tbe aaaa maY D. lt as no
tl afs
~ W mHef tae gHUr
- .eat R IS 81 af aas aaat
uasH aaE zaN aaH IN@Ft
aa aaFa ~ particular reason
u# Il
Ta.n 1aaa ief alIt It tAl3 Hs
cia8E "HWse feaaH 6et. rsHfr
atag'fa sHt Wka - a lak y
foaf am#
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
ALssaixs Cough syfuo.

cold uf cough ueaflF alWaFs pro.
duess constipation tle water ail runs
q tie ewes, nW#e AMI gifuat instead 0f
passing pzit Uf tie system Though thr
lifef ana kidn0fs fuf want oi moist
nfe the bowels become ufg and m8t
Kennedy LeAatlfe Honey snd Tar ls
ille original IekatlNa Cough Slfup
"a asttls and VHffeeia fi8e 8hute ean.
ditlauN hF acting a. pleasant eafh.
aftle on tie hoaels expeIs aii colds
from tie system and eufes 81 coughs.
bronchitis. etc. Sold 81 Peoples drug
store dM
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
FLOODS
KANSAS
kaw River Within a Foot Of
Highest Water Mark.

Associated freAa
Iopeka, kas Sepi 10 Portions u
unFti TupekA eas liassief tasiaY oWlug
e the breaking afa dyke along sol.
der creek near the reform veliooh
Tho Ht0rm scf00l i surrounded
vHlh safer and there Is tsn feet o.
astef ID tlie tailef rooms
Tie eesisFu portion q shofey 4
aibufh u under mater
several North Topeka families have
been driven from their homes ths
waier ia saaa instances reaching a.
nssf faaw
Tir kaN river Al thls palnf and
above here 4 rising NgAiY At Man
haitian tbs river lioss eifhi ioot fiss
A. VALLEY Fals tle lelaaau river
Is est al @ banks aaa running a mile
vide sifeagf fafh,s Az nnon ID aAs
within a foo q tlse hIsh saiof mark
q tic eoad % f8sF yess aeu. and stiu
RISING. Namumas Aasilogia are re-
pafiai ga ale santa Fe aud Rock
island sua llle nlan Pacific mi'aatx
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

N8i h H8t ne fNl gagiHE 81
the as hasf 81 the 1far Use
aHl aaea eiee raa ananf e.
iarlrs fteG Gfsf manth uhieh uaI.
ly aft sfrn lare preHauta4 NlN
90 fA fafia FeeH
Ete naHeeg At
81 ftv ~ w
tsiaI mH rhsatHa
a aaNrltr ass ha Eis
ne udr
ae ot
ROAD end SOME be
peef has been nah phsh .fazs
lafiaE a. btean a.Host imnsi.afa
~ Haa iat n's fa ls al
sap8 Increases m N
Ih deta Statements uf ae n
sfacb pa' aE ap len alos
no $50 ralt su n aaith tss nee
Fackase snastf8 miles wa
Teta2 iu which aa af fga nlie was
aiI Can 0oe e0ft actively pf
eF Is tmAef = um Sd ttat
Hafe aaa T5ss fs aaata - leaas
m tht teaf 8 iGeiF i1 BE- large ots
So RES raes aas a'd IS he Na EHE
ian ute h rf haf
sear ah oH a1 afarY iehr D s.
aniff construction 5a tla#e STATES Ibt
new traek ali ia Nfn YafE state
Amounted
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
rta.Llaal Ilanila l-n.rr.,a-

Hla Farmer paseesses faHe usiN.
ral cndoemeuts and an ardent .oys
f0f music Hf 4ssIiaous applNauon
silr aon ile toaar ahd distinction 81
the iiarheF medal = Hardin c n.
sefsaiofg sna las - constant prac.
tiee aud culture attained TIE highest
pfaar,eHeJ n Tie Use e her iafoute
INSTRUMENT tile plane 81 Hltacl ht
pfesidgs SIM dignity ea and saee
Sic imFarts q pupils nd hearers
muet . Ter ovn appreciation and dc.
tatlou q hef I01el aff
irre
Pastor ftrt Bspih Uhamh
West Plains Ma
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
Din ntntiaHnr

EuthusIast.C Efleu3 IAHt 500 tHlrk
M.ss Hfse6 D. beautiful lHerf
Mosic4l critic Aes ahe ls s singer
mafa af lees het she certainly la baAa.
ntel CaleaFo ffbane
Curious Use faf fa~t- Letters
- a fashionable wedding at lyaeh
t4fE Va lHHIe tf ant Er, prs
tha bride aH1 araram uf 1h.
le 81 the church n afnH# 3
Mk fIl3u stane ets he loge f
t.ra OF tts bridal r Eha iafef
sHgf on the pillows Hs tlo w
uHHF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
BODY FOUND
IN THE RIVER
Manager Griswold Had Been
Robbed and Killed


Asoriafed Press
Ii.s Melnss IA sept la Tie boiy
II 6c1 T. Gfsaod state manager af
the State life Association u Wntft
Me- Wlfh headquarters bee sas
found ieia5 in ilacea7u river
0r.sead had teru uble1 ani ..Iet
eifh some hIeat InAtfament lie had
leeu missing slnce TaeNiat lasi ahen
le leil Cor Uaalm Thcn 4 ua elue
O. lha murderer
afsNold came hefe from Omaha
thfee Fsam aEa iie leaves 3 widow
AMI three children
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
Tsst s-ollea 70 lmmeass slle.

Il haa sldhsi tso4ho s. tad that
] nu'd zoe uoIa au gos of
tallsg Kirm ky my fat uere
swollen II lmmrus afg snd aa
can8nea O. rs hed aud pHlaonns
wefe unable q gate me ahF foHef Ms
duet0f Hmil1 Hfaefihi Foley Sid.
neF lule Hil.FH made vel Haa af
ms 81 FfHia afas waN dM
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

II a ll1iauif 81 eafa a cough oG free
galrSlf ffnM 4,e diseaniofis of 4 cold
bowels ani drives Az eald aut g the
sgsfem fof Group. shn8plns cough.
c1HIS aat aii Iung sHd bfonelial afrc.
fions 30 famefig u equal to The oflgi-
nal liea.s laxative Honey and Tar a
Liquid Iod taf sold 6g 4 u 0wun.
puaERiat DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

EHeueU aH teiH fhe condition ~
Heir machinery ff ths na uds
nhle faninK F nelna ia-
tiauary 81 loesn ee has pafuru.
af noie 81 - nun b shirh tbe on.
sIHeer hetomes ae1anmet and ans
departure fHsm ihs ai oHee calls al.
tsnUen e. TIE fa Thar ali i nos
right
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

Group e## DfEtst 8lI aio0ps
iHE lEt $3.50 aHl faH Ifs eursa
Foa asa the aaHai ller laxative
UeHef aH4 Tar IHa f t3f H
different tmm ofhem HnsH I
acts u0 tHa N0Wes NU aHU
cn s and NhuaHng ag' t son
fid lHr system ni aH rnEestlon hf
aefkiue q me esd thWaeEa eopIegs
action of ffl laWes LAXATIVE
Nnaef and faf ant Tits aHd eauN
AliNaHEie eHHn MlaHaNsnE NEh efE
80 ap.afes sed hf Al 0aens aN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

Mla Elizabeth fafmet graduated
az HArdln College Conservatory Of
N8sie Mas loi and has since demon
tfated her abIilty - take change q
both plAuo afsf t@al music lis.aa
her native ability mt5el ihe tIgh.
81 slie peasessas aisa ihe reg essen.
tml i9tafe % lndastfl0us application
Sic 5 an earnest student aud eapa
hle tne matr nn reservation ln
Recommending Miss Fafmaf iaF tbe
piano aHd Foca wors De aul lfsfiiu.
~ ahieh ac may app'l
ISp N MnLl0s
President Iariih Conservatory
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
WESTERN LEARNING.
hK1N0 coIRTED by PEOPLE on
THK CHINESE RMPIRE
The Educational Institutions of fhs
oSensAls AFr Adopting Amer
lean Ideals and
Methods.

n
laFnea to thls country. has fhe fellow
Inc - nag 81 conditions ID tae celestial
empire
Chinas upig,Y chanFing attitude
teeard sssIera iCafainE and Ideals o.
nesf ffib.uglF illustrated b. ne visit
~ hh eHmleny Chau Pn rlowfay of
+ fae three preHsees 81 Bians sat An
Haef nUa klens si 81 ihe fetrnt com.
( ueHefmsai ftefiea 81 Naukiug uni
T tenliy. ae nesi mpafmni mission
college af tnn Mwlhaalaf Episcopal
Church H 8fal Ch4uA Nan&sAK ~
re ald aaathefH capital % ths chinese
ozeir anf ls al presang ihs tieefszai
Z sgasHen Cor three II the rs
f pfafnfe ha0aR combined peaalA
fsH g' aHaa ag paep. lt ~
a one s. fep Han 81 lbe Dm
pb great literary atamina
HU eof8iag q ihe laeaa
ans a fa aaeleni e4ucaaaual
f @ empire 9fNnoiallg
at % afm rathef rs com
l,t ar hs these "a
amfpaaaH ea nsef ~
th.em fta NsaanF
uasfef ta " eot
e8 Depart
mef @ be ~ ~
fafeIEn H laaufa ana aap
leH
ca7a - ~ wae g
aaain n.e g th,
hatsf apf pas tas8er s. lie
Hsa ae n ~ aesfsfu Cdaa
% ha Tha aH aebe.
uiEh ta ta protao he ro
criFe awasafa
ftl mmsna e raa cruel
"a eatfueiaaie SD aeesnea of aa
ne eaeaIa Cesa F s.oHt aaa8 frsm
the hrsi - raet.nf So mHeusl
mans huf N f 81 8afaettf aud
utlt Ee hHa aeraaH iaeN a
ihaJ the ft fUe reffa toaHsel
vas uaanlmeaa 1tel9a 0 trft bo
,dlet and profess ths Gfrans D. o.
valid ia q the fsHrra epaaa of far
t.enHft aa3 EAHese aaf GaaU "a in
f saves eem Ch|aa fr6m uafss
fate thua affE tae rfan aEat
ptklng later etgl ~ aas faaasa aeer
~ tao rrHfaee EtL n sh
FfAar aeH ataf WI aas
governor faH fra Sow
rs tleefeE M rHra china lr aalia
one of tas moss upe tanf eHra. 81.
stlsas E e. eHe
s6maeat'-t t NaeEar Ha.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

yato8 u mosle as director IF voice
agsd piano
Mis- fagmef comes g. - thoroughly
prepared i,8 hsf wosk og faaf fean
ar saeeeAiul experiences Is lesrlef -
college beside fle private distractions
that sl.s has given Tier eminent sHe.
ce@ and ths sIei4l aotk she has re
vniely taken under the celebrated
tarl Neeker specillsl III yolce lsamps
evidence ~ her ability 20 Hllilie fsslt.
ton fuf nh'eh Sic has heen secured -
the mosg satisfactory manner q fsW
of tlle sefoug Aud unqualified fee0m.
msndat.0us thar have heeu feeelresi
are given bei8N
Miss Elizabeth FanmeF has leeu
.my pupil sluee sept lso aud has
proven herself j gerY ambitious pains.
taking student aud feel sHfe hef
eonsclenfioBsness and fh0foueiness
wlll makshsf m0si successful feaeNef
Miss Farmgf Las developed cosahlef.
able technique and i aapAhle IL eaf.
asegly interpreting tie mosf alalcalt
compositions ~ iath classic and
Wasieru euWn nHssFs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

june iHsi Graduate et lhe Royal
Conservatory 81 Music stuttgart.
Germany. aua Dlfeetoi of Masle iH
Hardin Conservatory
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

The floral nostal card was presented to Mr.. Will
cox in the big reception room Of the German liner
in the presence of a large group Of friends and
representatives of the employees of the postof1ce
It stood nearly six feet high and about three and
half feet wide. II was designed after the regulation
postal red roses in the right hand corner forming
the stamp The date July H. 1905, was impressed
on IL as IL il had gone through the same routine
as the ordinary postal card.
Gardiner Matthews, of Brooklyn, was so I'M
pressed with the pleasant relations existing be-
tween the postmaster and the employees that he
had the huge floral postal photographed on deck
and after his arrival in Berlin had several Of these
photographs painted reproduction OF which is
given above. Mr. Matthews making his an
nual business trip to the big cities of Europe and
found the postmaster good company. On his re-
turn last Tuesday Mr.. Wilcox received equally as
warm a welcome from the employees.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
We.

Charles a. Gould and his family are back IN Rye
from months visit 10 Long Island resorts
PIiny Fisk and family. Of New-York, are occupy
ing the Starbuck residence They will return 10
the city about the middle OF october.
Mrs Thomas Worrall wife OF the rector OF
Christ Church. is visiting friends at East Hampton.
Long Island.
Mrs E F. Huntley. of New-York is spending
few weeks at the home of Mrs. W. E. Hopcraft
Marselis c. Parsons is building new house on
the Boston Post Road near the Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ Lyman are entertain
ing Mr. Lyman's mother from New-York
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Strebeigh left Friday TO
spend a few weeks at the summer nome OF MI
Strebeigh's mother. at QuOgue Long Island .
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Barron ana MS far1lliy
have just arrived home from a two months Trip
10 Alaska, British America and the Yellowstone
Park. They also spent a few days al the Lewis
and Clark Exposition at Portland
turned from two months visit 10 Missouri and
Kentucky.
DR. E. ]. Allen and family spent the last two
weeks at various Catskin Mountain resorts.
Miss Mary E. Jones has returned from Cousin s
Island, Me-, where she spent several weeks.
Club which has been under way for two weeks.
finished Saturday. On that day Arthur j.
Eumnock and John Henry Hammond played the
finals. CunnOck winning by three straight sets.
Walter B. Nanny and family have started on an
automobile trip TO Boston and various Massachu-
settS resorts, and expect TO be absent about two
II three weeks.
Charles P Cowles is at home after a six weeks
vacation spent at his camp island the
coast OF Maine. not far from Portland
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
LARCHMONT.

One of the chief features OF the summer season
here will be the annual parade Of the Fire Depart
ment. which is 10 be held next Wednesday even
ing The hremen and visiting chiefs will be in
spected by the Board OF Village Trustees from the
verandas OF the Royal Victoria Hotel. after which
there will be dinner. Chief Lester H Riley, son-
in-law of F. T. Proctor. the theatrical man. will
be in charge of the parade.
The results of the annual water sports OF the
Horseshoe Harbor Club are announced as follows
Swimming race (boys under fourteen)-Won by F.
Cahin; Harry Flint second. Swimming race (boys
under 16-Won by Edward Knevals; Robert Won
Witzleben. second. Adults swimming race-Won
by John Andersen: Kenneth Whiting second
Girls swimming race-Won by Miss Edna Andre
Whiting: John Andersen. second. Canoe upset race
Won by Barry White and Byron Ford; kenneth
Won by Byron Ford; Butler Whiting. second Tub
race-Won by Frederick Courtney
The annual fair in aid OF Holy Trinity Roman
Catholic Church, MamarOueck, VIII De opened To-
morrow night by General Olmstead of the Army or
the Potomac. One OF the chief attractions Will be
the representations by Miss Cecilia Lotus, the
roneck. Miss LOTUS is communicate St Holy
Trinity Church.
Of the Larchmont Golf Club. has offered three
prizes for the best OF eighteen hoies
The scores are 70 be handed IN before Oetooer 4,
The fourteenth anniversary OF the dedlcation OF
St AuRuStlnes Roman Catholic Church IS oelng
observed to-day with special services
Nearly FIVE hundred tickets have been sold rOr tne
first annual outing of the Frank HARDY Assoca-
tion. which is TO take place on next Wednesday
The party wlH leave New Rochelle on the steamer
will make landing at Donnelly's Grove, CoHeSe
Point. for cIambake; Refreshme1tS VIII also be
served the boat. The Mertz Reed Band OF Fort
Chester. will furnish the music.
The annual fall regatta of the Larchmont Yacht
The big schooner race for the Larehmont Cup will
follow on Saturday, september D.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
PORT CHESTER.

George e. Mertz and William A Mills and their
families started Wednesday for automobile trip
through the White Mountains
Arthur r. Wilcox. a well known young lawyer Of
this place sailed Thursday the Deutschland for
trip TO Europe. to last a month.
Deputy Sheriff John y. StudweIl returned Fri
day from a trip 10 Saratoga and Lake Champlain.
Mr. and Mrs Robert J. Cook trip TO Lake
George and Lake Champlain
The Rev. John A. Waters. pastor of the Roman
Catholic Church, is on vacation. He sailed for
Halifax Monday and will be gone several weeks
Mrs. Patterson, wife of Alderman James Patter-
son, and party of young women friends are at
Cairo N Y.
The name of the New-York and Stamford Electric
Railway is to be changed September y 10 the Con-
soldated Railway. the company having recently
been purchased by the New-YOrk, New-Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. The New-Haven COM
pany has taken lease of the road for a period of
999 years, beginning July l. 1906
The WeStcheSter County 9. y. h Association, at
a meeting held in Port Chester Tuesday. adopted
resolutions the death of its president, Major
James II. jenkins of Mount Vernon John II.
Briggs. of Tarry town. presided at the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
MOUNT VERNON.

The 1OOth anniversary of the conservation OF old
St. PauIs Church East Chester will be celebrated
with appropriate exercises in October, at which time
prominent prelates Of the Episcopal Church will
assist. The interior of the church is being reno
waited and sheet iron ceiling and side walls will
take the place of the plaster. These VIII be deco
rated
Professor and Mrs Z. S Ferry and children. o.
Lafayette, Ind. have returned home after a
months visit at the home Of Professor Ferry's
parents. Professor Ferry is at the head Of the
department of physics at Purdue University. going
there from Cornell Mrs. Ferry is a daughter Of
Andrew D. White. late Ambassador to Germany
and the first president of Cornell University
Mrs Thomas L. Benham is entertaining a house
PARTY at her camp in the mountains. among the
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes.
The Rev G. H. H. Butler is spending his vaca-
tlon in Georgia. Mrs. Butler and daughters have
returned from a stay of several weeks at Watch
Hill, r. 7.
Mrs. Franklin T. Davis has returned from Morris
town, on the St. Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen enjoying the
breezes at Asbury Park.
Alderman and Mrs. John W. Stevens are rejoicing
over q son born Wednesday
The will of Esther NJ. secor. after disposing of
two ancient silver spoons and two gold watches
gives the rest Of her property 20 four cousins.
Edward Mapes. Edward Closter Edward Brick
head. Arthur Woods and Max Koeppel are cruising
Long Island Sound on the catboat Tomboy
The Misses Mcintosh. OF South 1Oth-ave. have
returned from Monterey. Conn.
Mrs. Charles A. Tier, Miss Susan A. Tier Miss
Jeane l. Tier and Miss Helen NJ. Bailey are at
Asbury Park.
Mrs. Fred A Bromer and son enjoying a week
at Bushy Point. the guests of Mrs. Mark d. Stiles
Mrs. Elizabeth Worrell leaves here tomorrow for
a trip to the Thousand Islands.
MISS Mabel L. BuckmaSter has been among the
Mount Vernon guests at ASbury Park
Mrs Frank NJ Ticheuor ami children are at Cole
mans Station.
Mr.; and Mrs Melvin S White have returned from
Kitchawan.
David tombstone is spoken OF as the Republican
candidate for the Assembly. 1st District. West
chester County.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Fauhaber and family have
returned from a months vacation spent at White
Lake. Sullivan County
Or. and Mrs Andrew Fay Currier have gone %
their camp on Big Moose Lake in the Adirondacks
for month.
Nj. and Mrs John 9 Branue are enjoying thal-
vacation at the Thousand Islands.
Mrs. arthur Williams left here last for
Centre Lowell, Me. where she win spend the nexf
two or three weeks. the guest OF her sister AIRS
Horace Cheeuy Wait.
NJ. and Mrs Charles C. Fearn and family have
returned from Dgby. Nova Scotia
Miss carolyn E. Wilson has returned 10 her
home after a vacation spent at Green's Farms
Miss Elizabeth Flanders is enjoying the month OF
August at Madison. Conn, the guest OF Miss Irene
Fountain.
Mrs George W. Cottren and family have re-
turned from Portland. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland p. Sloat are enjoying
two weeks trip down the Great Lakes.
DR.. ]. b. Emerson and daughter have been en-