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New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

evening at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mahlstedt, when their daughter, Miss Eiizabeth w
Mahlstedt married Paul r. John. OF New
York The ceremony performed by the Rev.
Paul G. Krutzky of the Evangelical Luthersn
Church. Miss Katherine . Erdman was maid or
honor and George W. Mahlstedt was best man
The couple have gone on a wedding trip TO Lake
Champlain
The tWentynfth anniversary OF the New NJ 4ie
Rowing Club celebrated on Friday and Saturl
day with water sports and entertainments al the
club house Echo Bay.
Owing TO the repairs which are being made oy
the city at the NewRochelie public pier AT Hudson
Park. excursion boats cannot make landing there
this summer. AS consequence several proposed
outings including the annual sail given 10 C0ney
Island by the Relief Engine Company. nave been
abandoned The HuguenOt Engine Company has
obtained the use Of the Glen Island pier for It's
outing August q
Supreme Court Justice and Mrs. Martin ]. heogh
have gone to the White Mountains. where they VIII
remain until September.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar &. RicOn have moved from
Colonial Place TO their new home at Beechmont
Park.
Andrew J. SELF former city clerk. has been on
FRI Louisville, Ky. this week Mr.. Selz has de
cided 10 make his home in louisville and will take
his family back with him.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

in the 18th Congress District, comprising the
county Of Westchester. In this both the cadet
and the midshipman reside in the district,
and within few minutes walking distance Of each
other. Cadet Sergeant Major William Edward
Lane. jr., [. s. NJ A. of Broad-st., Peeksku, is
now serving his fourth and last year at West
Point and Midshipman Preston Bennett Haines of
Orchard-st, Peekskill. has just successfully passed
his physical examination and entered upon his
duties Annapolis
one Of the first gifts that Cornelius Anory PUgs-
ley had to bestow upon his constituents when he
was chosen the first Democratic Congressman in
some years from the old 18th District, comprising
the county Of Westchester and the annexed dis
trict of Harlem in 1901 cadetship in the
United States Military Academy. He selected
William Z. Lane who passed both the physical
and mental examinations with honor and in due
time entered upon his duties He a winner
from the start. He was athletic fellow. and was
soon on the teams. played football and baseball on
his class teams until he was one Of the best in
both sports. winning nODors ana paud1ts at every
game His military success was soon apparent
when he was successivey appointed corporal and
sergeant. and last June sergeant major OF the pat
TALON. He viii graduate in June next with honOrs
II his present progress continues
Cadet Lane was born in Peekskill on October 3,
He graduated from the Oakside Public School in
Mdshipman Haines is as stanch a Republican
as Iane is a Democrat His father is IenueI
Haines old soldier who served IN the Harrls
Light Cavalry during the rebellion
Cadet Lane Il first appointment MidshIp-
man Haines was an alternate, The first man ap-
pointed by the late Norton =. Otis TO the Naval
Academy a year ago passed his mental but failed
on his physical examination Preston 3. Haines
was the alternate, having been second IN the COM
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
MANY CLAMBAKEs PLANNED.
Westchester Organizations Will Hold Shore
Outings This Month.

August will be the record month in Westchester
County for clambakes and outings Nearly every
political and social organization viii have feasr
OF some kind. and the shore resorts from CIV
Island 70 Stamford viii DO a big business.
The largest clam5akss announced are the ones
to be given BY F. A. Strattou. president of the
Westchester lighting Company. at ROTOR Point.
August Q. the annual powwow Of the Huckle-
berry Indians. August 70. the fifth annual outing
OF the James s Merritt Association. Rye Beach.
August Il. and The first outing Of the Frank Hardy
Association. at Donnely's Grove, College Point aD
August 30.
II is reported THAR the members of the New-Y0rk
Athletic and La-chmont Yacht oluEs who are be-
hind the Huckleberry Indian cIamoake have OBJ
tanned band OF real Indians. who viii take part
in the festivities this year. The cubmen and red
skins viii give burlesque OF "A Yankee Circus on
Mars" produced at the New-York Hppodr0me.
The clambake OF the Merritt Association. which
is named for the Sheriff Of the county. James s.
Merritt. is TO be given at Rye Beach Hin- The
members OF the Westchsster and New-Yorz City
branches OF the association. numbering about six
hundred. will give parade in Port Chester at II
O'Clock and after marching to the lower end OF town
viii disband and board trolley cars for the beach
Mertzs Reed Band and McCarty > orchestra VII
furnish music for the parade and the baSe wniie
the New-Xork branch. headed By Colonel Tim
Garvey' viii bring q drum corps Ihe ~ ~eIanaoaA5
tent 70 b. erected on the waterfront Preparari9ns
wards veteran ~ rha b4isi-ass who lin Mer-
ritz saws knows the pedigree of every clam and
The Hardy Association, which Is named IN honor
Of Frank ftaray. tne yaehtsmau and former 5 easar
the steamer Isabel and win go 20 College Point Tor
q clambake The Mertz Bard. OF Port Chester
has been engaged To give concert on The BOAT
The association has a membership OF four hundred-
which viii about fiji the steamer
other outings and cIannhalzes scheduled for tns
month The CnVarnisned Bowling CUB. OF
White Plains. August 2. the Lily Lodge OK Free
Nas0us. August g. the East Side Hose. Of White
Plains August g. the Union Hook and Ladder
Company. of White Plains. August o the Horse
Owners Association. of Ossiniug, August IS; the
Commercial Travellers Of Mount Vernon. AugusE
26 and the White Plains Lodge of Elks. august -
Hill Rye Beach
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
WHITE PLAINS,

The HoOsier kicking Club. composed OF about
125 residents Of White Plains and other West
chester towns. who are supposed 10 have a
kick coming against the universal arrangement
OF things but manage nevertheless to have good
time at least a year. held their twelfth an
nuaI outing at Edwards Hill, Rye Beach, on
Thursday. The members. wearing linen busters
and white cloth hats went to the beach in trolley
cars. accompanied by the Ossining Band The
main attraction at the beach was monster clam
bake served by the veteran Tommy Edwards
The members ate clans and had good time until
late at night. Among the guests Of honor We're
Mayor Hine Of POughkeepsie and Mayor Ste
phenson of Elizabeth y. J. The two mayors came
TO the beach with Village President John J. Brown
In an automobile. As soon as they were recOS-
nized the crowd insisted on them making speeches
Both responded briefly with a few remarks that
pIeaseC the Kickers immensely, and they showed
their appreciation by ordering i serenade by the
band The CIambake was arranged by Assistant
District Attorney Weeks, known the biggest
kicker in WestChester County. Eugene Halpin and
Frank Jarvis.
Wright Lorfmer. the actor. has been spending
his summer vacation building large pigeon house
at his home Hill Crest, overlooking White Plains
The house looks like a skyscraper- 1t IL four
stories high and contains nests for eight hurtired
birds He is also building a large duck pond
SQUADS and ducks favOrite dishes with the
actor and those he does not need for his own
use he will ship sick friends in the profession.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
NEW-RocHELLE.

The two largest yachts in the New-RocheIle
Harbor this year the Sultana. under charter
by c. Oliver Iseln. and the Sea Fox. owned by
Dallas B. Pratt. the banker
A party Of we'll known New Rochelle residents
leave on August Il to establish a summer camp at
Henderson's Harbor. Lake Ontario. where they
will spend two weeks boating and fishing The
party will consist of Mr. and Mrs J. A Young
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Van Zelm Mr. and Mrs ].
Louis Van zelm. Henry scherp. S. w. Marvin.
Hugh N. Harmer and Frederick H. Seacord
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Newcome have been enter
tanning several large parties OF friends on their
yacht Grace. Mr.. Newcome. Gus Foster the
owner Of the Hotel New-Amsterdam and others
will start tomorrow for cruise UP the Hudson
to Lake Champain. They expect TO be gone about
ten days
It is reported that DR. Sniffen who is to marry
Miss Mabel F. Clarke. daughter OF Mayor Clarke
In Octobe$ has leased the large house Of W. A.
Stadelman. in Locust-ave Mr.. Stadelman re-
Gently advanced by his company TO be general
agent and will make his home and headquarters in
Chicago.
Ex-Judge John F IAmbden has just had a new
yawI built and she is at New-Rochelle await
ing a name The boat is one of the hand
somest and most commodous yawls Of the New
one of the most enthusiastic swimmers who
visits Echo Bay IS MIS- hugo Ziegredt daughter
Police Department who Is occupying the home OF
the late Dr. William n Nellson Mrs. Ziegfed'
Mrs c. Hobart Morgan and children are sum
mering at their cottage AT Twin Lakes. LitchfelC
Joseph sheehan. the operatic star has returned
20 his home in Sckes-avs., where he will enjoy hts
vacation until the season opens.
Mrs Robert @ Fisher. OF Pelham Road. enter
tanned the children a the New Rochelle Day Nurs
her yacht The white children were given sal
on opad i'S ShiIdren viii be entertained. 'O4S
A pretty home wedding took place on Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
PORT CHESTER

The fifth annual picnic for the poor children OF
Port Chester win be held at Rye Beach Wednes-
day. August committee of citizens headed by
Sheriff Merritt. will -he in charge Arrangements
are being made to feed about eight hundred chill
dren.
The old Haviand Inn at Rye recently pur-
chased and presented to the village by John E
Parsons. the late William H Parsons and John Fl
Whittemore, has been opened as the Square House
Tea Room" Mrs. Herbert y Curtis of Green
wich is in charge. The old kitchen of Revolu-
tionary times. has been fitted up TO correspond to
its original condition. and on the walls hang
swords and other relics wlch distinguished the
old hOstlery when Washington and Lafayette were
guests there.
Mrs. T. II. Talmadge and daughter of Kings. .
have gone to Bar Harbor for the remainder OF the
season
The engagement is announced of Henry P. Zipf.
a well known young business man of Port Ches-
ter, 10 Miss Hess. daughter of Jacob Hess late
chief of the Fire Department.
DR.. Raphael F. Guidone was one of the commit
tee who attended the reception given last week in
New-YOrk Harbor aboard the italian cruiser Do
gall.
Edgar Evans son OF the Rev c. NJ Evans. pas
tor of the Baptist Church. has gone to Germany,
where he will complete his studies at the Univer-
sity of Freiberg.
organization Of this place held its first election in
the parlOrs of the Grand Union Hotel last Tuesday
McCulOch v1ce-president B. I. Stickney, seCre-
tary, and H Sherman. treasurer The association
has a charter membership of twenty-five.
A party or young society people OF Port Chester
will give amateur theatrical performance an
August 8. at the home of Mrs. E. W Brown, IN
The Board of Health has decided refer the
complaints of the residents of Rye against the
noises made by the merry -gO-rOunds and other
amusement devices at Rye Beach to the Westches-
ter grand jury. One OF the chief conplainants is
Thomas Q. Seabrooke, the comedian who lives in
IOunsbury Park.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
A GOLDEN WEDDING.

,,,, white Plains people attended the goiaeh
-, ~ Mr. and Mrs Bernard Kroeger, parents
= A15errnsn A. ". Kroeger. at their nome No Is
yEyIIlam-st. TUESDAY last when hlnuleu Ieia.
"4iii0 s,,ds gathered at their home 10 assist
W., w. fehration Mr. Kroeger Is one or the
el,,,,aers of the Kroeger Plano Company his son
i.esng its treasurer ANA superintendent Many o. o.
es5s well known piano manufacturers OF
has LrleiiinS -a+r arfeuded the anniversary Mr.
Hsr Is haie and hearty at eighty Ata, Nc
tno-.sh - - me company With Mrs hroeEer, WI 1
q eiisIS en- years his junior he takes acpye & IL
Is yen 4bs social affairs OF White rams ,,,
many gglazer o. h a native or Bauterbonh tFussla
Af. M. - fo this country in 1873 lie i & tIe oiGes Us
ana ca-ilI Ga America to-day. MIS- hroeEtI We
plano 's sssTa ssburg Alssee She has many irleius
in White Plns s one OF the fifteen surviving mem
MT. ~ me German Patriotic soeiey Oh 9i l as ~ he
bers q - feafures OF the celebration Nas liie
= O1s .,4on "a 10 each guest OF miniature pofHaIlA
prrestsl pr sen COUPLE mounted in gold frames
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
TARRYToWN.

Professor Leslie V Case. principal OF the Wash
ingtOn Irving High School, is travelling in Canada.
Chief OF Police Charles F. Mossitter is i'll at his
home suffering from rheumatism
There are numerous applicants for the position OF
police clerk left vacant by the death OF William H.
Ely. The board Of trustees will probably Ill the
vacancy on Monday night. Mr.. Ely born in
the old eth Ward. New-York, and was for several
years member Of the Board Of Education He
belonged the old Jane Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. He at the time of his death presi-
dent or the Sing Sing Camp Meeting Association
Mr. Ely was also member of J. S. Willard Lodge,
F and A M. and John A Dix POst g. A r.. OF
New-YOrk
TarrytOwn Tuesday and will give a public
hearing on the proposed changes or the grade
crossings at Main, Wildey and Dock SITS The
changes will be necessary owing to the installa-
ton OF electricity.
day evening. IN Tarrytown Frank 2 Russell is a
candidate for reelection and in North IarrytoWu
William T. Slagle and Walter T. Sackett are can
ddates for reelection At present there IS no op-
The assessors Of the town OF Greenburg give
notice that they have completed the assessment
roll Tor the year iso ana InaI tns same & VII r be on
DR.. r v Roe put over his new launch this week,
which he has named the Rambler. AT present DR..
Roe owns ten boats the largest single fleet on the
Miss Helen Coutant, daughter of DIT. Richard b
Coutant, is visiting friends in Newburs-
in It's last issue suggested that both political parties
in the town of Greenburg get together on their
town nominations. The Democrats want the Su-
pervsOrship and willing give the Republicans
the balance OF the ticket The town Is Repuollcan .
but Alex. McClelland, Democrat, has been twice
elected supervisor and is again candidate for the
office
e. P. Benjamin. who is developing Phillips
Manor. which land is situated the old Phillips
Manor House. old mill Pocantico, or Headless
historic sites in good condition and will preserve
but Mr. Benjamin intends to reproduce them and
also build a large lake on the property
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

Mrs William Power, Of Grace Church-st.. is vis-
iting her sister at Bass Rocks. Mass, and will be
absent about five six weeks.
Miss Sarah Berry is spending the summer with
friends in Brooklyn and Long Island Her resi-
dence is closed for the season
stephen Van Rensselaer, of New-York City will
pass the summer months at the residence of his
aunt Manussng Island.
The Rev. DR.. HObson professor Of Latin St.
Stephens College. Annandale n. Y, ofieiated at
both morning ana evening services at Christ
Church last Sunday.
The Rev. Henry Klrkby. son of the Rev w. w.
Klrkby is spending his six weeks vacation among
his friends and relatives in England.
Mrs. Hendrix, Of Fayette, Mo, is visiting her
son. Wilbur Hendrix, cashier OF the Rye National
Bank
Harry w @. Wey has returned from hunting
and fishing trip in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bishop and family of
New York City spent last week at the residence of
Mrs Bishops cousin o. J. Ferguson. Of Orchard
Miss Mollie Patch. OF St. John. N. B.. is at the
home of Archdeacon Kirkby. where she will remain
for about a week.
Hereafter refreshments will be served on the
grounds CT the Rye Lawn Tennis Club from to S
every Saturday afternoon,
The bathing beach at the American Yacht Club is
more popular this season than before. owing
10 the large crowds at Rye and Oakland beaches
Until this summer people living in the neighborhood
went regularly to the latter resorts. which are very
a
minus Of the trolley line, they thronged day
and night with crowds from all this section.
The Rev Norman WhittemOTe who IS stationed
in Corea, in charge OF a mission OF the Presby
terian Church is stopping at the home Of his moth
er Mrs T. p Whittemnre. in Milton Road The
Rev Mr. Whittemore's headquarters on the
YaIu River in the neigh borhood OF which the first
great battles Of the Russo-Japanese war were
fought II has been nearly five years since his last
VISIT to America, hts duties requiring his presence
iT Corea All the time. He will be here about
twelve months, his vacation extending 20 next
spring.
, q 3 Fntz Robert Putnam. ]. s. EntZ and A De
l.. Ayrault, representing the Rye Lawn Tennis
club met represen tatiEes. OF the Greenwich Lawn
Tennis Club. at Bellehaven Saturday, in re-
sponse to q challenge received from them. The
C3reenxch players successful. although the
games were closely contested, lasting through the
whole of the afternoon.
Thomas T. Sherman, president of the Apawamis
Golf Club has presented a silver cup. be given
To the winner in the golf tournament on Saturday
next In the first round. which held during the
week the following sixteen qualified for final play,
all OF them making splendid scores-W. II.
POOL 70; Thomas Metcalf, 81; L. l. Fleming, 81 H.
l. Hotchkiss 81 (. X. BeddaIi s2: J. w; Mcbride.
81; n d Eddy "a. A II Hart. 81: r r. Matthews
81. r H Conner, S. r 8. Wheeler. 81: A s. Thurs
ton So q. e. Dearborn. -; E A Downey, 81 W. A.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
wEsTcHEsTER EXEMPT PROPERTY LIST.

Harvey 3. Green. Clerk Of the suDervisors, has
Just completed making the report OF exempt prop
erty for Wastchester County According 70 the re-
port the exemptions in the cities are as foIOwss
Yonkers w.2A359. New-EOcAelle. 81 .400 Mount
Vernon 81 S34 $50 The valuation Of SEQ eco placed
on the United states government ordinations at
Fort Socum brings Nev-R0cheIe up above Mount
Vernon although Mount Vernon has the larger
population.
The amount of exempt property in YonlSers -
large in comparison with the other cities. This ID
due TO the exemption OF the water works. which
are owned hy the city and valued at nearly S20t0s-
600 and the exemption of the Dunw0odie Seminary
valued at &0alN0 In Mount Vernon and New
Rochelle the water works are owned by private
corporations and subject 70 taxation Sing Sing
prLson IS gNemDLel Tor $1,000
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

..t.;--o examination He Immediately nouned
~ annea- an Annapolis, went there underwent sue
cessfully the physical test ana WAS 'eu g.
once. -, - rDoal,styy1T ~, August %
~ 3-sr attended Oaksde the same Scnool AT
Sicb lane graduated. where he stood very nigh ] IA
~ .Ia-ees he entered the MOhegan Lake 6cflool
Lls e,1-+av5far 1901 In 1902 he took the head Doy
.Li.Saf and was on every star roll be was one u
IL -sftors oF the school paper, 'Moheganlte, LOT
- - Lars After his graduation from MoheEah
~ IN to,;k an examination for appointment at @ tI!g
u - ,,f7arrv He stood second on the Hst aiiu
So So ,-erv near getting the appointment ms
year as stated before, ne secured 'Ie afloi'iN
- ,itarrate and won out
OF ,a4l5lilfu a4li * waiting greet in the years 70
e5AsSs.-e-als William r. Lane and 'AdniraI
lSny Years ago Peekskill Furnished a naral aP
nt.Ls Srhonas Snowdeu. son Of Dr. Ihoinds
goil,siacr He graduated in 1876 and Is 10" He"-
s-narf commander. L ;. n
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
IHE WEEK IN WESTCHESTER.
Features That Appeal to Our Northern
t1>-l Neighbors.

ii,,p pollueal reasons have said that the people
,a,,. -s aluiB Inc Bronx do not il. a Tribune
tbss 80, visited several of the prominent residents
-asSsn.eA- 49, among them some OF the old German
aesiuenls VINO are generally supposed to be ultra
~ ra NatEe when II comes 10 spending large sums
lnqulTles relating to the sewer all of then, ex-
trSsIssed the opinion that the sewer could not be
80 80. any 700 soon They said that thev realized
ia .,lst ~ would cost a large sum. but they did
NJ seApect 20 get any Improvement of such an i'm
poitant nature without paying for it,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
NEW DAILY PAPER FoR PEEksklLL.

II Is reported In Peekskn that The Blade. "
which for thirty years has been conducted BY
William n. Brown and his son. Thomas p Brown.
is TO change hands month The new proprte-
tors said Mr. Carneil and Mr.. Palmer.
commercial printers. OF New-York. who viii change
the paper 20 elght-page daily. This VIII give
Peekskil three daily newspapers. the largest mum
Der or any town in the county.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
PEEkSKILL'S TWO CADETS.
Military and NaUdI academies Haze
Graduates from Oakside.

Peekskill. n. 7, July % (speciaD EVERY Con-
gress district in the United States is supposed
10 have representative in the United States Mil
hary Academy at West Point and in the United
states Naval Academy at Annapolis But ii is
seldom that one county and town and one
village have the two at the same time That is the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

Pratt So The closing games OF this tournament
Will be very closely contested. Of the finest
| local players are among the above.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
OF NORTH SIDE INTEREST.
Slight Relief at 149th-st-Demand
for Saturday Concerts.

Some relief has been afforded at the 149th-st.
station of the 3d-ave. elevated road by the addi-
ton OF another stairway and the extension OF the
platform to the 0f the northbOund track.
which enables passengers leaving northbound
trains 20 get to the street and enter the subway
without mixing with the crowd the main plat
form. This arrangement is at best but tenn
porary makeshift, and does in the least dinin-
ish the number of persons using the station, which
third 2d-ave elevated train from the South Ferry
through 10 West Farms.
Bronx Aerie No. 4ei. Fraternal Order OF Eagles.
viii hold an outing and clambake at WitzeI's Point
View Grove. College Point. August .. The steam
er Isabella has been engaged to carry the excur-
sion party 1t will leave East lSith-st- about
A series OF athletic events. including a baseball
game, will be held ct the grove.
There is some disappointment in The Bronx over
the action of Park Commissioner Henry G Schra-
der, in denying the request that az least some Of
the park coaeerts De given Saturday afternoons
instead of Sundays. Until within year so
these concerts were held Saturday afternoons.
Concerts given III Bronx. Crotona Van
Cortlandt, Pelham Bay. 81. James. St. Mary 3.
Cedar ClaremOnt and Macomh's Dam parks. all
Sunday afternoons. whereas in the Borough ot
Manhattan the only park in which sunday con-
certs are given is Central Park. where concerts
are also given Saturday afternoons
At the last meeting OF the North Side Board Of
Trade resolutions We're adopted asking for Satur-
day afternoon concerts in The Bronx Park
Commissioner Schrader's answer 20 this was
that ne had given out the contract a day before
requested to make the change prior to that.
II Is urged by those who request the change that
there are mary citizens and taxpayers who prefer
Saturday afternoon concerts and who entitled
TO consideration. and that some AT least of the
many concerts be given ON that day Then there
is another large class of good citizens who are
churchgoers. and who Ike to hear good concert
bath day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

Dr. w g. Hudson the well known riacman, who
some time since had The distinction OF being a
member of the Nev-york and New-Jersey National
Guard at the same time, and shot in matches while
holding his dual membership. has Joined the
erh Regiment of Neyv-N0rk q private in Com
panv O. Some time since ae resigned assist
anr surgeon in the GIh. and III expected Ia
would i0in the list He viii prove a valuable adj
ditIon 10 the shooting strength Of the 9Th.