The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
GREAT RUSH FOR
NORTH HAS.BEGUN
Exodus Of Americans
From L OndOn to
Other Points.
SHAH RECEIVED
MUCH ATTENTION
Visitors Will Throng Popular Eu-
ropean Rcsorts-Mr. and Mrs.
James Brown Potter Offfor
Ostend-Senator Lodge
and Family Re
turning
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Especial Gable 10 Tho Times. Dispatch and
New York Herald)
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LONDON, Aug. 5-rhc great rush from
London has set in In earnest, and Good-
wood has claimed all tho leading hosts
and hcstesscs this week, and next week
cowes. which promises to be a more
brilliant week than has been known for
many years past. will attract everybody
o note In the social world.
But the outstanding feature OF the cxo-
t,ils is the extraordinarily heavy ira ftic to
Scotland and the north OF England. this
being the anticpatory rush OF servants
and families, luggage, horses, carriages
and automobiles to pc prepared for hose
who 90 north later ror Inc grouse shoot
Ing.
From the three great terminl whence
trains are sent northward the night trains
q Rave been dundruped.
3The most remarkable spectacle was Wit
messed at Eustnn one morning, when be-
tween 10 o'clock and 1 they were dis
ratching express trains every five min
utes. E$
II, was said a year ago that trade
you'd take "a turn after last Christmas
holidays. II did not. and business re-
s n,nincd as slack as&cynr. The railways
Rave not been in a particularly thriving
state, the returns showing n decrease in
both passenger and goods trafflc. That
everybody Is still at'hard up" was the cx-
cusc found for such a state of affairs,
and yet It Is difficult to remember when
the STATS OF these tnrec great sta lions
E,iston. ST. Pancras and Kings ---crnsn
from statonmasters3 to porters had SUCH
y exciting and strenuous times for the trs I
week in August.
What People Are Doing.
Senator and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge.
OF Siassa chusctts,s who arrived a week
ago from tour on the Continent. sailed
on the Cedric, accompanied by their son
John. They have been on this side
since April, passing six weeks Of the
time in italy The senator dined with
the ambassador Mr.. WhltAlaw Reid. the
other day and expects to pass the re-
mainder OF the summer at Nahant.
Mr.. George Westinghouse. who arrived
in Liverpool last week. is at Claridges.
With him Is Mr.. George Westinghouse,
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander c. Humphreys
Mrs, II. Sherman Loud and the Misses
Brockcbank, Colonel Samuel Pomeroy
Colt. with his brother, Judge lie Baron
Colt. and his nieces. the Misses Colt
have left London for Paris on their way
to AiX- les Baines.
Mr.. William r. Wilcox, postmaster
of New York, and Mrs. Wilcox have re-
turned to the Savoy from the Continent.
Judge and Mrs J. r. Mareau. Of New
York, who have been touring through
France and Switzerland. arrived at the
Savoy.
+ Justice and Mrs. Francis w. Scott. MISS
..il,
have arrived at the Savoy from Scot
land.
DR.. j. NJ Munyon. OF Philadelphia. has
arrived at the Cecil.
The Misses Waterbury, 81 New York.
who were passengers on the l<roonland.
have arrived nt the Carlton on their
way to Carlsbad 10 join their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Waterbury,
Mr.. and Mrs, James Brown Potter. of
New York. have left for Ostend.
Mrs. Samuel Newhousc has left for
Basle where she expects to remain about
fortnight.
Automobile Tour. +.
Lady Herbert has returned TO Cla-5
ridges from Paris. Mrs. William g. Far
go, Miss Helen Fargo Mrs, Frederick
Mccormack Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Pres
ton and Mr.. r. Moore, OF New fork, who
were passengers on the Etruria. have left
for Paris, where the party WI Io''i
Mr.. Moorcs automobile forty horse 20 "
er De DIetrcM for a tour in France.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles ii. Knox and Miss
lLdyth Van Wyck, of New York, nave
left The Cnron by automobile on their
way TO Aix-les- 3aincs and l.ltcerne.
Mr.. II, a. Bennett. OF Missouri who
has been travelling In Switzerland, Ger
many and France arrived in London with
his daughter, Miss Helen Bennett, who
has been studying music In Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Kerr Osborne, or New