The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
PiCadilly Look d Like
Broadway at Christ
mas Time. n,
PLEASURE SEEKERS
FLOCK TO RESORTS.
Week at Carlsbad Enlivened BY
Pistol Duel Between Vicomte
and Observation-Disclosures
in ii Automobiles Speeding
All Over Europe-Co Con-
stable Halts Gould. "
Especial Gable to The Times. Dispatch and

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New York Herald) XXI ~ 5s
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y LONDON, July 16,-Whle London
seemed full Of Americans last week ltsss
was not to be compared with It's con-
d.tion this week. 4 y III M 85#
"a So far ms transatlantic visitors were
concerned, the Strand looked like a cross
main street of Keokuk Iowa. P.cadilly
might have been a section Of Broadway 1
at Christmas time, and Bond Street TOOK
on an air that made It resemble West
Twenty-third Street or&lhc west side Sot y
Broadway at Herald Square.
The tops OF the omn.huses have been
filled With Americans, and " they have
nonopollzed the National Gallery, the
Royal Academy and almost every sight
In London that is worth seeing. g3l
Il Red 3aedekers have been more In evil
dence than the afternoon newspapers, and
In consequence the crowds ION the side y
walks seem to be moving along TIA
considerably faster gait than Is n their \
wont i s. q, IF s4s sj3 a; a 8Si ,ii S&,f f
Among the invaders s have been a host
OF forty personally conducted women
much advertised by .cne Of the papers
some Of the party, with 1odesty or can-Ss
dor denied tho impeachment. They have
all been stopping 1T one of the big .ho- }
tells, and are said 10 hall from the I
Middle Weston sAmerc ca. " }@$5 is ~
q Automobil SITS con .inue to come and \
h Many Of those WIG are M t8s Hing seem
to be heading !nthe direction Of Atx-les-if.
Ba,ns, }in spite OF a protest Of pro bono
spublico" IN tic " Parts edition q the
Herald that he vls Isl 4 automob. ists
arc the undolng OF that place, Il. 3S5i,S q ,$$
Z The3larger proportion Of regular travel l:-
iersE are MAX i,g for Carls sbad. d..if5iiss
i65 Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh G.. Gran t$and FAM
.ilyJ OF New York. have left on a Pan
hard automobile 10 for 4Trouvllle and Dieppe.&
They VIII later on 50 to Paris ;s where e
new forty horse power Mercedes. and
then travel in It tog Ain j}i I$. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Chisholm have left
In "a forty horse power. automobile for
Paris and thencetto Carlsbad.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry s s Redmond, r 'sl q y of .
Redmond's yacht. tho Ailsa returned from ron
an automobile trip in Germany and
France and sailed on the Baltic.
I Mr., and Mrs. John L. Elliott. Miss
Grace Moore and Mr. ]. w. Baird U Of
Philadelphia, have returned to Carlton
from an automobile trip In the north Of
II
IMr. and Mrs. Il. ID. Grant, Of New
York, have arrived at Carlton from the
country by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs z. D. Jordan and family
and Mr.. e. ~ Hamlin, OF Boston. have
returned to the Carlton, afters an auto-
mobile trip In Glouce stershtre. i. S
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Farnham, OF New
York. have left for an automobile tour
through England. \. b s
Mrs. NJ e. Nearing, Miss Richie. Miss
N. Reynolds and NJ IS r. ketchem have
loft In an automobile for Scotland.
Mrs Norman Il. Munro and Mr.. Henry
Munro of New York. have. left for Paris
In Leon Bollee automobile. 5
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer, wife of the
American amba ssador & at St. Petersburg
sailed on the Baltic with her son and
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