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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

Count Wttc complains That he is
not receiving the general support OF
the Russ ans Well his course in the
past has hardly entitled him 10 thai
mark of confidence He has been q
steady uphoder Of autocracy and the
Russian people have only been uppos.
ed To the abuse Of autocracy. but to
the power itgelf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

AT IllinOis Central, bIobns : ssss
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and -
part form Central station, corner =
Second street and Ohio street
All Big -Four ssd Iron kosnisf
trains arrive and depart from II
Union station, Second street ard o..
mercial avenue.
Mall may be deposited IN the bo1 4
the transfer station, located at Ces
trail station. 20 minutes before Ia -
psrtuIs Of Any train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

Congress is 10 probe life Insurance.
The whole bus ness l.. going to be full
of holes when the different probes are
Withdrawn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

IL is suggested thai George Bernard
Shaw may tour this country on a
lecture round. Please don't mention
anything the kind Just now. Eggs
are high enough as ID is.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
Overriding.

A man with over-deyelopel muscles
Is no more a physically perfect mar,
than one with an enormous head or
enormous feet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

The smile Cf the Dowager Queen OF
nina Fl said 70 be very attractive
Ana valaable also, ii all probability
u: : r.-, many things of value.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the year 1904 ........ 1912
Average daily and Sunday circu
lation for first nine months of
1905 ...,..........,.... <i+o
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation month of October 1905. 2f56
kN,....l.4iAr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

A carnation has been named after
u. Ham Lewis Ana Mr. Lewis blusled
mti his wh.skers turned red.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

In The changed condition over in
Russia the innocent byatanders are
setting il where the Yates men are
getting tho Deneen axe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

Nine feet tom Pitlsburg TO cairo
uEht 20 capture the Hoo Hoo vote.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

Up in Michigan the ladies' have re
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
5 CHURCH WORKERS AT RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. {

tain Henry NJ. Durand, has succeeded his father
as member OF the Lenox cricket team.
AT the midsummer flower show this week the
abundance of exhibits was gratifying TO the
Lenox horticultural society Mrs. John E.
Alexandra. Mrs. Edward r. Wharton and Mrs
George Westinghouse were new exhibitors Miss
Charlotte Barnes the first award for gladi-
oil showing several beautiful spikes of perfect
flowers Mrs Edward r. Wharton won six
first awards and the award for a centrepiece for
dining table in competition with Mrs William
D. Sloane. Mrs William 3. o. Field. Miss Evelyn
Sloane and Miss Charlotte Barnes In October
the society will give a chrysanthemum exhibi-
ton
The Austro- Hungarian Ambassador gave a
dinner Monday evening at Hotel Aspinwan
Baron Won Radowitz. attached to the German
legation at Peking. and Baron Paumgarten, OF
Vienna have been guests of the embassies.
Theodore Wentz Of New-York who is a
grandfather. is playing first base in snappy
style for the Hotel AspinwaIl baseball team and
batting as well any of the coIiegians
or the several land deals pending that of the
transfer Of the Babcoek farm, between Lenox
and Stockbridge. was announced this week
William and Rodney Proctor. OF New-York its
purchasers, are 10 develop the farm into cour-
try estate and horse farm. They have acquired
three hundred acres Of land well watered, and
Stockbrfdge hotels filed and its patrons
are finding pleasure in automobiling and driy-
ing. Associate Justice and Mrs. Morris of the
United States Supreme Court. are AT Heaton
Hall. The Red Lion Inn is booked full for the
fall months.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman g. Ream. OF CHICAGO
who have been at Shadow Brook Inn went 10
thompson Conn, this week. where they have
a country place. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Living
ston Lee, OF New-York. gave a large dinner al
the Inn this week for Mrs. Paul Bayne of New
York
Other dinners have been given this week hy
Charles Lanier for ex-Ambassador and Mrs
Joseph II. Choate, Mr.. and Mrs Edward r
Wharton entertained az dinner for Rerklsv Up
dixie and Egerton Winthrop. their guests other
dinners given by Mrs George w Folsom
and Mr.. and Mrs. s. p Shotter
Pittsfeld society was much interested in the
announcement of the engagement of Miss Lila
Mayo, daughter OF Captain w. s Mayo T. s N
Of Norfolk. to Walter Livingston Cutting OF
Pfttsfeld Miss Mayo is a granddaughter of
Commodore Decatur Mr.. Cutting is a son OF
Colonel and Mrs Walter Cutting. of PittsHeld
Mr.. and Mrs William Sloane. OF Mount KiscO
have been entertained this week by Mir. Sloane's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane. at Wynd-
hurst. Among the fall cottagers will be Mr
and Mrs. Roswell Eldrdge. of Great Neck Y
Y; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adee. Of Boston. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic 5. Deaheld.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
WATER GAP SPORTS.
Pleasures of the DeIa7care- Hotels
Filled.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. Aug. 10 (specaD-
The Kittatinny has been entertaining one OF the
largest numbers Of guests in it's history this week
and John r. Pugh. its manager, is being congratu-
lated upon arranging such excellent card OF en-
tertainment for the amusement of the hostlerys
patrons. Seventeen tables participated in the
euchre OF Thursday evening. Among the lucky
winners of the trophies Mrs. Kent. of East
Orange y. J., who carried of first prl1s-
ads ball, in which sixty participated. Miss Brady,
the Colonial Girl. made decided hit, wh,.e
the Indian chief ''Muchaloud." Miss Lillian Tag
gart, frequently applauded
At the Water Gap House Tuesday evening
Franklin c. Anderson, the humorist and dramatist
presented a decidedly pleasing programme. The
euchre OF Wednesday evening Of the most
successful yet held. The first ladies' prize was
easily captured by Mrs. Cruikshank.
At the River View House the women expert
bowlers Miss Fettel having the highest score
made at the Delaware House casino for the week
Her 15s
There has been little rest and lots of fun at the
Csldeno cottage during ths week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. g. Simpson, OF New-TOrk. are
at the River View.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W Mxter the Misses Lillian
and Marie Mixter and G. W. Mixter. jr., all OF
New-York. the Water Gap House.
The Misses F. Sahrbeck and 8. Sahrbeck. OF Jer-
sey city, at the Willow Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Shiel, of New-York. at the
Mountain House
Miss May schillig. of Brooklyn. is at the CaIdeno
cottage.
, Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Burgess of Jersey City, are
at the Forest House
Paul Vaudeville, of Chicago, is at the Central
House.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
WESTERN CATSKILLS.
Outdoor Sports Popular Because OF
Fine Wedther.

Stamford Y Y Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-Perfect
weather, conditions have marked the week here
and young and old alike have improved every OPP
portunity for outdoor, pastimes. The days nave
been crowded with golf tournaments, tennis games
and numerous driving parties, while the regular
dances at the larger hotels have been unusually
well attended. The number OF visitors is constantly
increasing and the month OF August promises to
be the most prosperous In the history OF this re-
sort. Present conditions indicate that there VIII
he late season this year, and all the princl-
pal hotels will remain open during September
In the final round of the match handicap tourna-
ment over the Rexmere golf links, in Churchill
Park, Harris Richards. of NewYork. defeated Dr.
] NJ Adams by up. The tennis championship
will commence next Monday.
testimonial concert and benefit for the orches-
ira At Churchill Hail and the Rexmere were given
IN the Stamford Opera House this evening.
4 masquerade ball given at the New Grant
House on Friday evening under the auspices OF
Miss Helen Won Holeuffer and Miss Laura . Brlen'
of New-York. Many of the cottagers and the
guests of the various hotels attended and many
of the costumes were strikingly original and at
tractive. The prizes for the best costume We're
awarded To Ernest Renger and Miss Edna f.
ThornaH. of NeN-York.
Nine. Anita Heneck Lloyd soprano, and Nine
DeIhazc Wickes pianist. gave concert III the
parlors of the Rexmere. in Churchill Park. on Fri
Mrs. n. l. Har1on and Miss Jeannette Terry Of
Churchill hi Hall. Ill are T issuing Invitations for
querade ball to be given at the Stamford Opera
House Tuesday.
in the pariors Of the New Grant House on Thurs
day evening. The prizes were won by Mrs. J. Nss
Murphy, Mrs W. F. Higgins. Mrs r. NJ. Putnam
and A Beverly. of New-York. On Thursday Dr.
E. l. NJ Bristol. of New-York. gave days fish
ing party TO Odells Lake, Stamford. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Brevoort Bristol
Barr. Stanley Middleton Miss Sara Vaughn and
Mrs Il F. smith of Rosele. won first honors
at a bridge party held at the Westhoim on Tuesday
afternoon.
On Saturday morning Mrs. s. I. Brown gave
enjoyable bridge whist party the upper piazza
Of Greycourt Inn. In the evening there was dane
ing with music by Miss Lees orchestra. OF New
York, followed by refreshments; Mrs. Nelson T.
Shields Of NewYork. was the hostess at a large
progressive party given in the parors of Greycourt
Inn Monday evening. The prizes were won by
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Fl. Headden. Mrs. Sloane, Miss
Freeman, Miss Tuy and Miss Grandin, Of New
York.
Mrs. Muller, of New-York. is visiting Mrs
Charles Frederick William Dambmann, at the
Heinrich cottage. in Granthurst Park Mrs Muller
is the sister Of Mrs Gordon Smith, of New-York
who is spending the summer at the Westholm.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
AT HOTEL CHAMPLAIN.
Recreations for OH and Young
Fancy Costume Party.

Hotel Champlain, N, Y, Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-
The young people at Hotel Champlan were
tertained last Thursday night by fancy
tune party. given by Miss Frank Liehtenhein.
Her father A Lchtenhein, of New-York, is
mer with his family. and there the yarty was
held Harold Danziger and Paul Godchaux, of
New Orleans dressed as pickaninnies, made the
hit of the evening The hostess and Miss Mar
jorie Bryan were dressed twins. Miss Grace
Wilbur was a flower girl. and Miss Dorothy
Ayerel maid from Japan. The other guests were
the Misses Ellen 4. Clarke, May Fellman, Miriam
and Edna Danziger. Mary Ieisering and Juliette
Godchaux and Archie Gordon and Newcomb
Baker. There was dancing on the lawn fol-
lowed by refreshments.
Miss Ellen Clarke II New York gave a clock
golf tournament party for Rer friends
Wednesday afternoon. Fourteen boys and girls
entered the match and prizes wsere won by Miss
Marjorie Bryan and Robert Lanson. On the
same night that the young people were being
William Runkle. of Orange N. J.. gave an
evening with cake" for some of the grown-ups
This proved TO be a game of guessing the kinds
of cakes appropriate for various occupations
and prizes were won by Mrs. H c. Bryan Miss
Louise Mix. William Hackstaff and Alan Lich-
tenhein. Punch and Judy show, given on
Wednesday morning. was a great success with
the little ones.
The Saturday afternoon tournaments and the
informal teas at the clubhouse have come To he
a regular feature here The Saturday match
last week was played for cut glass pitcher put
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
POC0NO BARN DANCE.
Merry Times Near the Ne1g Links
of the Golf Club.

Mount Pocono. Penn. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD--The barn
dance this week a decided feature II was
given I'm large barn the links OF the Mount
Pocono Golf and Country Club and surpassed every
thing undertaken this season in the category OF
things festive. All OF the houses connected with
the golf club contributed guests TO the -Encs. and.
It formally announced that II would be
shirt waist affair everybody was comfortable and
happy. The Japanese lanterns shed mellow light
the without and within orchestra
played nnelodiously
Miss Frances Breck. the contralto. made decided
hit at the Monteresca this week, while William
Hyatt, the society entertainer gave an entertain
ment to appreciative audience on Tuesday
Tenni. at this popular hostlery has been the all
absorbing sport and the tourna ment this week
participants from the various houses on the Pocono
Plateau and the several prizes were snxiousiy
House. succeeded in landing the first prize, hand
some silver loving cup
Following her usual custom. Mrs NJ G. Heintz
of the Quaker City. gave charity euchre AZ the
Mount Pleasant House on Friday evening Many
New-Yorkers were in attendance Given in aid OF
the Forty-ninth Street Day Nurseries OF ~nlch
ulsr event indeed. Twenty handsome prizes were
awarded winners. among the lucky Ones ones Being s,r
Masterson Mrs Robert Nell. H. o. Kent Robert
NELL, W A. Leech and Mr. Hoffman
como Mountain House and no less than four have
been celebrated in the last fortnight.
The accommodations of the Fairviev are being
taxed 10 their utmost With the Zoeiner Choral
Society of Brooklyn who will arrive for Labor
Day, there will not be a vacant place for late COM
On Friday evening lawn party given at the
Belmont, which proved most enjoyable affair.
Miss Margaret V. Jones, the reader and impeT-
senator. delighted A good sized audience at the
ntwood on Tuesday. and was particularly pleasing
were her chidlike delineations.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Never Before Was This Popular Resort So Cro"dea
with Visitors.

parties Among those who have entertained on
their yachts were ]. w. Friend of Pittsourg. VINO
has chartered b. F. Ke.th's Courier for the season.
Fred Frazer. of Syracuse, who owns the Char-
lietta: Vice Commodore Costello, of New-York who
owns the julie; s. II. Vandegrift. of New-York. who
owns the Cherokee; Commodore Emery OF New
York who flies his flag on the Calumet; Rear Com
modore Gillispie of New-York, who owns the
speedy Jean, and Commodore Luckenbach. of New
York whose yacht is the well known Now Then.
All of the well known yacht clubs have been rep
resented by craft that have stopped at the From
tenac pier for brief sojourn.
The ramble among the islands has been r favorlte
diversion of the week. For fifty miles one winds IN
and out between and among the islands.
Golf, in the language of the links. has been TO
the fore" here this week. On Thursday the quail
flying round for the first Frontenac cup was played
The Frontenac is giving two handsome silver
trophies The first 10 be played for by two-thirds
OF those who entered and the second a consolation
cup by those who failed to qualify for the first cup
Did those who defeated In the first round at
match play for the first cup.
A number of the guests at the Frontenac nave
given 800 TO a minister at Clayton whose salary
OF S3S a month has been in arrears Tor some TIME
He has wife and five children.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
LEN0X FLOWER SHOW.
Many Beautiful Erhibits-Gayety
at the Hotels.

LenoN Mass, Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-There has
been an interesting contrast this week between
the hotel and cottage life. At the hotels there
has been a variety Of entertainments. The do
ings of the Cottagers have been limited to at
tending a flower show and the regular round OF
small dinners. The contrast is caused by the
hote-1 being well filed with guests and by the
absence of many of the cottagers at watering
places Sports have thrived The members OF
the Berkshire hunt have held meetings at Clip
ston Farm. putting their mounts over fences
and hurdles. preparatory to the opening OF the
hunt season On the golf field there has heen
much practice for the open golf tournament on
August Is. Tennis has been daily pastime.
and at the Hotel Aspinwall the annual August
tournament was held. Sir Mortimer Durand
has taken un golf this week and his son. Cap
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
YACHTS. AZ FRONTENACE.
Many Gay Parties at the st. Lac
renee Riuer Hotel.

Frontenac. n. " Aug.-1s tspeciaD.-rhe T. u. R.
owned by II. A Richardson. of the Frontenac
Yacht Club will represent that club in the race for
the gold challenge cup of the American Power Boat
Association at Chippewa Bay. on August "A. 70
and 26.
The cups which to be raced for here on
August 29. 80 and 81 by the boats of the American
Power Boat Association are on view at the From
tenac Yacht Club house.
The Frontenac club is giving two cups. Town
and Country offers handsome cup for the boat
making the fastest time the club course.
Rear Commodore T. A Ciillispie, of the Frontenac
club. Is giving cups the first prize in the open
race and the first prize in the handicap.
The Frontenac club reelected its old officers as
follows at meeting Monday Commodore
Charles G. Emery vice-commodore. Alfred Cos
tello; commodore. T. A. Gilspie secretary
and treasurer Robert ! Reddy measurer' Ernest
SerreIl Fred Frazer Lewis Luekenback. William
J. Ross Frank H. Taylor and s. Fl. Vandergrift
were elected directors for three years.
The week has been merry one for yachting
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
LONG BEACH THEATRICALS.

A complimentary cotillon was given last night
by the amateur actors and actresses to the pa
irons of the Long Beach Hotel. The various sums
raised by the amateur plays have been turned
over TO the entertainment committee, which Las
used these funds TO purchase the most elaborate
and costly favors at this resort for many
day. The prizes for some of the figures are jewels
Of no small value
OF the treats of the season was a piano
recital given in the ion of the Long Beach
Hotel bv Miss Marie Josephine I.okie Miss Jokie
not yet of her teens. but nevertheless has for
eight years been regarded a musical prodigy,
and a year ago graduated at the Detroit Con-
servatory with the highest honors ever bestowed
OF its pupils. Miss Lokie was assisted by
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

also the handsome silver loving cup presented by
Harry Shellins of New-York.
At Highland Dell Saturday evening mas
querade ball given in honor of the guests The
events which scheduled for week q
straw ride the Water Gap, terminating in a
dance; a champion game of ball between the
women and men, a progressive euchre on Wednes
day and german Saturday: d" ga
The fair held by the children Of the Highland Inn
on Monday afternoon from to o'clock was a
success. and all had enjoyable time. Mr.. Martin
has been amusing at the Pennlyn with his songs
and witty remarks, and his favorite song, When
the Days Grow Longer" is called for repeatedly
Mr. and Mrs George Graft. of New York are en-
joyng life at the Highland Dell
T Edmonston of New-York, is among tln recent
arrivals at the Highland Inn. Mrs E CfEton. of
NewYork, is among the sojourners at the Prospect
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

Richfied Springs. n. Y. Aug ls (SpeciaD.-
The sessions of the Vacation Conference of
Church Workers have been Of unusual interest
this week. and We're we'll attended
The visit of Booker T. Washington was an
4ventfu day in the annals of the Sesbury So
ciety. Mr. Washington entertained by John
d Cary. who gave dinner party of ten in his
honor. Mrs Charles a. Childs entertained at
bridge at the Hotel Darlington on Tuesday
evening. The weeks entertainments at the
hotels have, included a package progressive
euchre party at the Kendallwood on Tuesday
night. Miss Louise Kinds recited for the guests
at the Cary cottages Monday evening. and
Eric Dudley, head Of the Conservatory of Music
at Ithaca, and Mrs Dudley have had apprecia-
tive audiences at the TuIler.
On Wednesday afternoon occurred the annual
field day at the Driving Park for the benefit of
St. Josepns Church. All fashionable Richfeld
was there. Among those who had taken the
boxes and occupied them with parties of friends
were Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Kelley Mr.. and Mrs
f. ]. Curry. Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Beals, Mr.
and Mrs. Ricardo NJ. Acosta, Mr. and Mrs. II. j.
Conie Mr. Nugent Wilmot L. Cole, f. F. Cal
lam Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Olendorf Mr. and
Mrs. Richard NJ. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs
Thomas r. Proctor. Mr.. and Mrs ] Lee Taller
MIR and Mrs. p. Horgan. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Moore, Charles Nilnem, Miss Susanne L.
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood Mr. and Mrs
John r. Ogden, Mr. and Mrs William Herman,
Miss Herman Mrs. Julia Robinson G. De Witt
Mr.. and Mrs y. D. Arnold Miss O'Shea and Mr.
and Mrs. George Hoe.
On Thursday afternoon A reception was given
in the parlors of the Hotel Darlington in honor
Of the members Of the Vacation Conference
Miss Marie Taller gave chdrens party at
Bella Vista on Monday afternoon.
on Friday afternoon there an al fresco
dramatic entertainment, followed by a tea on
the lawn of the Weatherbee House, in the gar
den of the Mills. II for the benefit of the
Vacation Conference of Church Workers which
has been held here this summer. The patron
esses Mrs. Richard NJ. Montgomery. Mrs
Robert w Taller. Mrs j. Lee Taller Mrs
Thomas r. Proctor Mrs. Yates Stirling the
Princess Cantaeuzene, Mrs. Charles +. Green
Mrs Adam Curtis. Mrs. Watson J. Miller Mrs
Niles D. Jewell. Mrs. ID. L. Magruder, Mrs
Ricardo NJ. De Acosta. Mrs. D. Jones Grain,
Mrs. W. B. Swift, Mrs. John d. Cary and Mrs
&. {. Ransom
Orr and David Orr. Of New York, arrived at the
Tuller Tuesday, where they spend each sum
Mr.. and Mrs Justin r. Swift and Garfield
A. Swift, of Pittsburg, have arrived at the home
Of their parents. Captain and Mrs. w. p. Swift
for fortnights stay.
Professor and Mrs. Francis Bacon Of Yale
University, at the Cary cottage. They are
accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Rowland OF New
port. Judge and Mrs. George +. Lyon, of Bing-
hamton, are also at this house.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Francis E. Leupp a>nd Booker T. Washington Also
SAmong Visitors.

up by William Runkle. and for a silver cup.
first prize. The large, handsome silver cup.
known the presidents cup, which was put up
in 1898 by II. G. Runke. president of the Hotel
Champlain Golf Club, is to be the trophy in next
weeks tournament. AS yet no one person has
won this cup twice, ard il will be played for
until il is captured for three successive years
by the same club member
So far this season none Of the hotel hops have
been as brilliant that of last Saturday. A
large number of guests were the floor, and
there were several officers from the Plattsburg
barracks among the dancers.
The hotel is just in the height of the season,
and there is never dull moment for its guests.
The weather man is doing his duty in furnish
ing ideal days, just cool enough. and with bright
sunshine. and the guests are enjoying them TO
the full.
David Wilcox, president of the Delaware and
Hudson Railroad, arrived at the hotel this week
with party of friends and is occupying one of
the cottages.
Mr. and Mrs. Brockhost Mathison of East
Orange n J.: Alexander l.. Taylor and W. w.
Swan made the trip from NeWYo TO Hotel
Champlain recently i'm Mr. Mathisons French
touring car. ON the way they stopped at
Tuxedo Park. The Adelaide, the pleasure yacht
belonging To d. Winant. jr., of Great Neck.
Long Island, anchored at the hotel dock last
Saturday. bringing Mr. Winant William A.
Bussenschutt. of Brooklyn; D. w. Kearney Of
New-York City, Mrs r. W. Kearney and the
Misses Kearney.
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Wauamaker sr of Phila-
delphia. and Percival W Clement. ex-president
of the Rutland Railroad. among the guests
OF this week From NewYork have come Mr.
and Mrs. r. Maclay Bull Mr.. and Mrs B. B.
Hoffman and sons Mrs c. F. Winthrop Miss
Witherspoon. Miss NJ. f. Watson and Mrs Riley
Miles Gilbert