The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
.CLOUDLEss SKIES
FAVOR TOURISTS
.fcontinlletlI from 1rIrsl f'agc.)

ThEUIl UUIllUl1
tcontin,e,lI from t1rlrst tngel .5
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pnria nnd sthenSproceed 10 linnii,trg,
| hive n6wt1 left for st. PETERSBURG, Where
the Prince Is All attachc Of tho French
Eff bassy. N l. sc,3 +. ji III /.
MIR. Julian Story and Nine Emma
I1nhies hdve salled for Now York, where
Tic latter viii coinniente a. concert tour
whlcl, practichllyl Includes lc whole Or
Tho United states. beginning VIII the
new year, she joins Mr. Conrnid'a opera
company for ah enlargement Of s'x
weeks. y ! Il \ t x 4S A EgISs la B |! +.
Nh. George r.. IA tkhson. professor Of
botany III Cornell University. sailed for
Nav York, after l,n pinG passed tile sum-
tncla IN the ylclnllS5of Nice md PhriE ana
tho 'Jurn Mountains, studying heshy
fungi. lie has collected. studied and
photographed about three hundred dif-8
fnre,;t spccIes, some OF tllenFiil various
stha es Of Development. The plants at u.-E
fed are so-cnlled, mushrooms ana toad-5
stools. ii.
Professor Atkinson made his lnveatish-
tons for the purpose Q comparing thc
European fungus nola With that OF the
United States, since many species nicj
common to tho continents Of Eiirone
md North America, while others nrc
closely related. Professor Atkihson ms
shipped to America about Two thousaiid
specimens collected by him this summer,
representing three hundred sre-lt,s s stud
led and photographed These Will be
placed IN the llerbarium5 of the depart
nient OF botany 1T Cornell Un:versltv,
where they will be available for furtt ~
study aud comparison with Americas
fora. Sg sS{S ii 81, 3
German Resorts.
Though the lido OF American travel
10 snt homnwnrd, correspondence through
out Germany, Austria. 81 Hungary. 1Iol-
land and Belgium report the presence
Of numerous $trans-Atlantic.yi, itors
Mr.. w d. Ewnrt. of Ncw York, has
arrived at Baden Baden IN An utomo-
bile. Otter American nrrlvnls nrc Mr.
and Mrs. Lucicr Chase and MI. Henry
sclIginnnn. OF New York. aid Mrs..
Charles Webb Of philadelphia. &
Mrs. Potter Palmer has arrived at
Munich from, Mnrlenbad in nm #autoino-.
bic. Sir John ind Lady Llsttr-Kaye arey
also there.
Main include Mr.. and MRS. Francis =.
Moore. Mrs g. Hamburger, Mr.. John
I.ipmap, Mr. q. Fl . Burnit'. Mrs. y.
Hamburger Mr. ind Mrs G. b & Gunther,t
Mr.. and Mrs.. a. Jay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. A. y.
Lcgrave. the Misses &. and S. Kane. OF
New York; Mrs Chnrles Webb, of3Phi,u--
l. uplDNlItH ALL. Az q -,
j: Borden and Miss T.. Whce!an- OF chi ~,
c;,go. ;.nds Miss b.. Lee, Of Boston.
Mr.. Chnrlomnsne Tower hns returned
to Berlin from Kissingen, where he hau
been taking the celebrated RaKoczS6lp''h wa q
tcrs. Mr.. q. Won Led:strke Meyers IS In
Berlin, having arrived from 81. Peters
burg. isi3i2 s!NS}fs3 5sF Nh!
At Carlsbad glorious weather 3prctSailllilfd q
ana visitors continue to arrive. though
bargain sales at the fashionable Shops
pressure the end OF the season Mrs,
sharon is siil making daily excursions I
In her bright red forty horse power aer
cedos automobile, which Y fltted. WIN
every convenience imaginab Bile IN order 70
make even long trips pleasant.
Arrivals at The Hague include MISS
MA. Hay, Miss NJ. & caille, Mr.. aud
Mrs. n. o. Waldington, Mr.. and Mrs. =.
| M Rcwely, Mr.J. ". Holden, Mrs. ~. !. ~
Murdoch, Mr.. y. f. Austin, Mrs. q ~.
| Keasben and A1lss D-asben, OF New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. ". Y. Wallace, Alf.
ana Mrs. r. L. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. II. Johnston, OF Chicago; MIR. franols
! Walker, OF Nash inst on and AT. anu s1ss'A
| A. =. Hnllewy, OF Boston.
Recent arrivals u. Antwerp are Mr, " ;.
". Kingsland, Mr.. John Clarke, Judge
ma Mrs. Edward Pattersod and Miss Pat
terson. Mrs. Frederick coudert Dr. ana
Mrs. j. Q. Polck and Mrs W. NJ, LoonniS'
of New York, and Mrs. William L. Huse,
of st. Louis.
The Swiss Season.
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