The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
SIKH PR|NCEA At
THOUSAND Sizes
Picturesque Visitor Had Engage
mert With King Edward and
Gould Not Lingcr.
MANY vl u u !!
THERE
Beatty Show Will BE. One q
Features Of Sumt1,erat
Clayton.

# M r n s;3t5 & 3
Especial Corresponds OF The n Times-
SS5 s5a!s &. js ss Dispatci.) AZ
ssfsALDx-ANDERF BAY, N. VI, August ~
2A$veritable prince OF the Sikhs, the Hon
gorable g ubed Alamoner Barntub, whose
home II Is ii on u the far-away K, Ganges,5 and
who Is d native ruler OF y province where
q picturesque 81 and distinguished arrival
! OF the past week. & The prince, with a
large par " OF Brl tish tlnd Indian friends
and their servant IT,. mad . \ q very complete
tour 81! theii Thousand Islands, American
and Canadian, rested and lunched at
sAlexandria Bay 8 Clayton n and other
points, and sailed down the river to Mon
Etreal. Many OF the cottagers, anxious
to entertain people Of prominence, whe-
$ther& they know them or, not, Inv tied the
prince to lInger, but I tho dusky man Of
royal blood shook Il his twhlte-turbaned
head bowed with q grace and courtesy
gterpreter) that his own stock OF food
was still plenteous, lille his time was
somewhat limited for he was on his way
TO England to be the guest Of Ills Ma
$testy Edward VII. Il, ilt Is i Z,
3 With the prince was q number Of ma
I tive Sikh girls, whom GUIDED called his
&"sisters,nr and whom everybod N aboard
the revenue cuttcrAin which the party.
Travelled treated with great respect. The.
girls were q tall and extramely graceful.
and prettya and one of them, who spoke:
both English and French, sang sweetly5
while the cutter was anchored II to the
that while the prince addressed them as
sisters they were really all OF them!
engaged to- marry him.. although His
IIIghness had no less than three wives
\ at home In the Punjab. Captain Robert.
Neil Hunter, Of the Bengal Lancers. and
Lieutenant Maurice O. Brien, OF the Bonn
bay Field Battery. accompanied the
prince. 3sa;4
TO Have Beauty Show. n.
Lieutenant- Governor Trimble. Of Ala Ala !.
#banla, is one OF the later arrivals at
Alexandria Bay, where he will spend the,
remainder Of the summer. Mr.. Trim
BILE, who is not In the best Of health has
been for some time at Colonial /. Beach
and Old Point Comfort.
Miss Phoebe Cousins. OF w shington
and Richmond, who Is prominent In con.
#nection with the army cnnteen question,
#Genevieve Bradford, OF Richmond, and
Mrs. Charles Noyes, Of Georgetown, are
with her; and together the & three will
take in the resorts along the rive from
Lake Ontario to 4 Montreal. sS
AZ Miss May Penfield, X OF Washigt on, is
here, the guest OF friend s for the remain.
der OF the Sc sorl. Miss field lis a
Ssoloist of$rare bility and beauty Of voice,
and Is the young lady who SANG ut sss II he
Star aspangled Banner followed IA by
#'DixIe,,,,, a the request OF the late Pres
$identa Mel inley. during the IA tlanta peace
Jubilee. NJ r. Nc Ktnley renla rked at the
time that he never felt SO proud Of his
i2Americanism as he d Id 1t following Miss
SPenfield' s rendition OF 4 the two stirring
songs. s5S s 5,Ss a "a II s5i5 $S52
S IN the so-called beauty show, which is
about to be made a feature OF the sum-
Smer at Clay ton, a great number OF young
Southern girls will take part. In #anticl-
patton OF this very pleasing event. here
are n few OF the beauties from the South
who will be seen upon the y. Y.Barges OF
SVenus'':5 Miss Blanche Black Of y Rich
smond. Z at Clayton: Miss Jennie Vale, OF
Roanoke. at Clayton; Miss Mabelle Shaw
Miss Minnie Bayne, Miss Grace Hamilton
Miss Fannie Levin. all OF Baltimore, at
Alexandra Bay the Misses 8 Gala CHER,
OF Richmond, at Cape Vincent Miss,
May Penfleld Of Washing ton, at Alexan-
idra Bay: Miss shoup and Miss Carrie
Fell shoup, OF Havre de Grace. at Brock !
kVllle; MISS EITlAle w elsl, OF &AJAcHuuls e,
at Alexandria Bay; the Misses Cronin-
shield, Of Washington, at Clayton; Miss
Nancy Gale, OF Norfolk and Washing ton,
at Cape Vincent Miss Dayse Wilson, OF
Laurel, Il Md at Redwood Miss Florence
Phelps, OF York town. at Redwood s Miss
Victoria Geddens and Miss Louisa Ged-
fdens, OF Charlottesville. at Star Lake
hna Miss Mac Clara steadman; Of
Washington and Atlanta, at Redwood.
NJ. Virginians There.
X Y Arrivals from the; South have been es-
speclally numerous during the past week
I at the different hostelries along both
sides 1.-the river, Il and many more are
expected during the coming week. X,
Virginia people at the various resorts
are as follows: q 3Ril g
n ~ At Alexandria Bay; The Misses 81 anche