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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

mer was given at the Lewis Cottage"
on Tuesday morning hv Mrs. H. J..
Pritchard and Miss Ethel Ruffner, OF
Charleston. who We're assisted in re-
ceiving oy Mrs. T. a.. Berry and Miss
sally Ruffner- Seven handed cuchre
vas the game.
10 was followed by recherche course
luncheon served on The card table a
silver alcohol can was won hv Mrs. A.
- Mead. while Mrs. stacy was console
with % pretty brigde score tablet. other
guests included. Mrs " NJ. Rutherford.
Mrs. and Miss TaIey Madame and Miss
Gul.iaume. Mrs. George T.. Price. MIS-.
John ID. Lewis. Mrs. Reichmaun. Mrs.
Hall Mrs. Edie. Mrs. II. II. Andrew. Mrs.
o.. NJ. Higgins. Mrs. w. NJ Curtis. Mrs.
Rcenhouse. Mrs Mooman. Mrs. de Vries.
Ms Davis. Miss Mabel Moore and Miss
Kcech.
Mrs. Charles =. Stacy was the hostess
al the la-t entertainment Of the month.
ID beautiful couliou given in honor NJ
Miss Mabel Moore. OF Rouceverte. who
lei with Air. stacy. Ballroom docora-
unn- were in chestnut boughs and moUu-
tain pine, with red white and blue hunt-
ing the chandeliers being hidden in
feathrry asparagus. Receiving with Mrs
Stacy We're Ms. $. G. Berry. Mrs IT,
t. Pritchard. Mrs. John -. Lewis. Mrs
VIII Sterrett Mrs. H. II. Andrews Mrs.
g. NJ Hielins Mrs Franklin Wilson " s.
Bake. Mrs. tatett Mrs. Herman KEN
sett Miss Sallie Ruffner and Miss Gull
laume.
Little Misses Elizabeth stacy. isabel and
Louise Berry and Masters Palmer and
Lewis Stacy distributed tho favors. which
consisted ~ attractive silver novelties
and a variety ~ pretty concelt~
Twenty-four couples followed their
leader through variety OF intricate
figures until midnight. when au OF Nr-s
Sucr's guests We're invited .n tho Iin.r.-
room 20 partake Of a supper served ia
courses. and consisting of an available
deficacies
Although the magic hour has sounded.
when entertaining is supposed Oh come 70
and end. and things Co SETTLE down for
the September season. thee sn.mI pam
Will Doe kept rolling awhile lou.er. pros
portive hostcsses being utra Hiss Erla
Wilson. ~ ST. Louis. who viii entertain
her young friends az % donkey rartr.
little Miss Beatrice Andrew who has Isl
sued Invitations for au M frcs.o en-
tertainment on Reservoir HU ar which
the donkey cart viii plav sn important
part as well as the birthday .sk.. and
Mrs. John n. Lewis whose f.~pltanfe
heart and Skin with the chaGng-dish
prompt her o. gather Few friends fn hey
cory sitting-roou several times a week.
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charming that tne ro.nr ladies .rre.-s,
4A iAein iie next morning while scoring az
L.- ti- irr-tl. -t.. Ilrr- BASKETS 20
flowers and many other charming pres
ems Nr~ ~ara. IS. .sou was t.-- rroi- .-~r
ot go many beautiful fragments t.4r
was inp'-s. ie for aer % carry them all.
and larse table was arranged az her
side. Piled .lg- with tributes from her
many friends
Mrs Gibson and Mrs Mcclure. 20
Washington. received the guests Tho
rar was ied hy Dr Robert Williams.
~ Richmond. va. who acquitted himself
"-ta his usual ease and grace
TIE young ladies larrile We're Miss
Gibson. white tule and satin. wlra pink
roses. NJ ISIS Laura Ca-t.erlsr. whfte satin
ana pearls. Miss Cobb. corn coio-et satin
and Ola lace. Miss Widmer white satin
Miss + .zateth Dunn pink satin. pearls
ana pink topaz. Miss Tracy l4ncau a
ffeac. creation ~ white t-le and Va
Tenderness lace. Miss Julia Joyues pale
blue satin with garnit-re OF Light French
trocade and diamonds Miss Hinths. q
New orleans. yellow satin and topaz.
Mrs @. NJ GIBSON cream satin and lace.
Mrs tilte. ~ Louisville Mac hrocade
ana diamonds Miss Faue. 90 New York.
white lac- and em,gslls. Miss Crane.
cream satin and PEARLS
Al midnight delightful collation. was
served oa tn- piazza. where small tables
We're placed f9r Gil, accommodation Of
Size guests. Among tile most popular
young people here is Amuassad0r REID. s.
son. who is visiting tae Mot,ons. OF Louis
Vile. -.
Miss Julia Coceiu J,ynes. of Richmond.
Va. whose debut in society next w.nt--
is equally anticipated. is one % the most
popular young sl-ls lu here. she is
cnarmingly pretty. and az The german last
Thursday was hardly able 70 carry ali
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NO WANING At
THE OLD SWEET
Gaiety Full-Fledged. and Broad
ems Its Flight as the Season
Advances.
AN ELEGANT COTILLION
Hospitable Visitors Crowding
Social Events Into the Limited
Time Remaining.


OLD SW EFT SPRINGS W Va Son
TENDER Upon the principle that bless
irss brighten as they take their flight
gaiety at the Old Sweet Increases rs
the season advances. each host or hostess
being anxious 10 get in an entertainment
before the departure OF some especial
friend.
The browning event Of last week v-,s
the handsome cotillion given by Air
Charles r. Sterrett. OF Charleston. or,
Wednesday. whom nearly hundred and
ttiy guests enjoyed his hospitality. thirty
seven couples taking part In the dance.
The ballroom was deliberately decorated
With chestnut boughs. banked against tie
walls and holding mulu-cOlorea Chinese
lanterns. the scheme being repeated I'm the
chandeliers. where lantern covered lights
sfone from mass % green.
NJ. Sterrett led the many beautiful
figures. with HIS fair partner. Miss Laura
rutherford. who looked queenlv IN a
creation Of white silk gauze. with pearl
ornaments Mr.. John T. Lewis. Of
Charleston. dispensed the handsome
favors. silver hat and stick pins FOR the
ladies'. pocket-knives and scarfpins for
the gentlemen.
The chaperons were Mesdames T. NJ
rutherford and James D. Patton. ~
Richmond. r. l. Pritchard. John ID
Lewis. George r. Price and A d Mead.
or charleston. H. II. Andrew and G. NJ
Higgins Of New York city. w. NJ Curtis
or cincinnati and Guy J.. Edie. OF Wash
ington.
Among the dancers we're Miss Nary
pruce, with DIT r. T. Davis. Miss
Gweudoiyu rutherford. with Mr. Frank
Bcirne. Miss Ella Binford. with Mr.. Van
deventer. Miss Phillips. with Mr. Crav-
ford. Miss jamie Wingo. with Dr Russell
Cecil Ut Miss Yonse. with MT. Glennan:
Miss Ellerson. with MI Yonge. Mrs
Charles p. Stacy. with Mt Melville cur
tbs Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Dice. Miss
Mabel Moore. with Mr. THOMPSON. Miss
Marshall. Of Alexandria. with Mr.. Green.
SIR and Mrs. j. II. Hall. Miss Julia VIII
son. With Mr.. Higgins: Miss Mendel with
Mr.. Joe Runner. Miss Green. with Mr..
Rufus kim, Miss williamson. with Mr..
Boyd Donnaily and Mr. ana Mrs Elliott
Other guests included Madame and NJ ~
GaiNaume. DR. Robert ID Roller. Messrs
u VI. rutherford. ID. - Talley J. A.
Marshall. Colonel II IT. Andrew. and Dr.
O. T. Edie.
An extremely pretty bridge party was
given by Mrs IT, ~. Andrew on Thurs
day evening. the winners being Mrs IL
l. pritchard Miss Gu.llaume and Mr.
Rutherford. each of whom received a box
OF chocolates.
Mrs. Andrews other guests were MS.
and Miss Rutherford. Mr.. and Mrs John
ID Lewis. Dr and Miss Keech. Mrs W.
VI. Curtis. Mrs James y. Patton Miss
Mary Bruce. Mr.. c. r. Sterrett Mr.
Melville Curtis Mr. Joe Ruffner and Col.
Andrew. delicious supper followed the
game.
The handsomest card party OF the sum-
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BETTERMENTS At
PRINCESS ANNE
Will Have Gold Medal Linens
Specially Made With the Crest
of the House OF Stewart.
TO ADD EIGHTY APARTMENTS
The Beach Has Suffered From
a Scarcity OF Ice-Cottage
Guests.

VIRGINIA BEACH. IA. sept. THE
general plan for the celebration of labor
Day az the Beach Will uot vary much
:rom those OF former years At the
pavilion there VIII be the usual speeches
and open-air concert by AIaxin's Military
Band. and perhaps a few athletic events
followed by dancing IN the afternoon and
evening. Special preparations have been
made by the railroad management TO
handle the large number of people ex-
pected
Another step IN the plan for the gen
eral Improvement in the services Of the
Princess Anne Hotel was recently made
when the contract 10 supply the famous
Gold Medal linens for the house was
given 20 "a Norfolk firm. The linens are
20 he specially manufactured in Belfast
Ireland by the Liddeu Company. the
originators Of this brand. and they will
be designed with the crest OF the f)use
~ stewart in the center Of each piece
This being the crest q Princess Anne
the daughter Of King James IL
Il is impossible to say AZ present how
soon the goods viii be placed in service
but work on them wiz he rushed for an
early delivery II mas also been decided
70 add eighty new apartments and forty
new baths. q perfectly modern grill
room. and 4 ballroom Of much larger
capacity than the present one.
The scarcity Of ice has troubled this
some OF the large trust-laden cities and
due 10 the same cause. It has been as
serted that q combine exists here which
causes the prices Of the commodity to
soar high. but the demand for ice this
season has been so great that the source
OF supply may figure IN the conditions
which have existed for the past few
/ weeks.
Mr. and Mrs ". 3. Goodwin. 81 En-
poria. We're recent guests Of Miss Blow
at her cottage
Mrs. r. a. Nelson. OF Marion. was the
hostess at a dinner at the Princess Anne
Hotel on Friday evening. Among Mrs.
! Nelson's guests We're Mrs. John Jackson.
~ Richmond: Mrs. smith Of Louisiana:
Miss Alice Nelson. Of Marion. Mr. Car
land Hobbs. Mr Robert Baskerville Mr..
Fred. Hobbs. Mr.. Robert Michels and
Mr. Robert Forest. OF Richmond
Miss Helen Gary. OF Richmond. was
the guest during the week OF Mrs John
Jackson at the Pollock Cottage.
Mr.. Garland Hobbs gave a very en-
joyable dinner at the Princess Anne
Hotel on Saturday evening last. His
guests included Miss Alcie Nelson. OF
Louisiana; Mrs. John Jackson Of Rich
mond Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Of Louisiana.
. and Mr.. Robert Baskerville
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette. Of southampton
are recent arrivals at the Sea View Cot
tage for a brief stay.
Mr.. Beverly Harrison. Miss Resale
Harrison and Mr. Julian Harrison are
among the guests at the Blow Cottage
Miss Mahoney. Of Norfolk and Miss
Young. OF Warrenton. are among the
visitors TO arrive during the week
\ Prof. Robert Ramsay. Of Johns Hop
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BRILLIANT GERMAN.
Many Merry Dancers Dance the
Hours Away on the Heights.

BUENA VISTA Va. September 1.-The
largest event % the season occurred on
The Hell nts Thursday evening" ger
man given hy tle young men. with per-
feet FLOOR. excellent music. beautiful
moopNght-coudltons oil that could be
desired
The figu-ss We're led by Nj. II r
Mills. dancing with Mrs. J. T. Collins.
Of Petersburg Va. who introduced many
new and pretty figures. Other dancers
We're Miss Gertrude Bailey. of Peters
burg. with y y Lehman. Miss Sadi-
Savage. OF Richmond. with Thomas Les
ter. Of Richmond. Miss Louise Cox OF
Farmvile. with John Beardsworth: Mrs.
W T. Paxton with Mr.. Paxton. Miss
Pauline Emhree with =. g. Cushman.
Miss Marjorie Jones. OF Richmond. with
Preston Paxton. w. 7. L.: Miss Sadie
Lumkin. OF Richmond. with Fred Dalton
OF Richmond, George Mclaughlin with
Miss Beasley. ~ Richmond: Walt-r
Parlange. Of New Orleans. with Miss
Almond. Miss Burrus. OF Richmond. with
Henry Cunnlnglam. Miss I.ettie smith.
Of Greeuville. Va. with J. W. Cold. Of
Charleston. vs.. va; Miss Lula Duncan.
Of Washington ID. O.. with Mr. Lewis
Dickinson: Miss Julia Willis with J. W.
Tyler, Miss Tyler. OF Tappdhannock Va.
with Ny. II. Willis. Miss ParIang OF
New Orleans with NJ D. Campbell. Miss
Mamie Lebcy. of Savannah. with WI
liam a ACalr. or Lexington, Va: Miss
Julia Lebev. OF Savannah with M
Horace Lackev. % lexington. Va: Miss
Nellie Hanrahau. OF Petersburg. with Mr.
A. Lincoln. Miss Bessie Adair with Mr.
II. Davidson. Mrs. A. Saunders. Of Rich
mond with Mr.. Locker; Mrs Harry
Bailey. Of Petersburg. with J. d. cum
ningham of Lynchburg. Va. Miss Bessie
Crawford. OF Baltimore. with MI Roscoe
Volt Of Roanoke. Miss Emma Casey.
OF Washin gtOn. with Dr. c. @ Coleman.
Miss Mary Homer. OF I-ynchburz. with
MT Bailey Locher. Glasgow: Miss Girls
field. Of Washington. .. O., with H. r.
Coleman.
Stass-Henry Wallace sid Wilson Ted
Barclay. W. r. Shields Lexington. Harry
Hamilton. John coleman. AIiddlebrook.
Va.
Chaperoues- Mrs Emma Cold Mrs
Casey. Washington; MT. Dalton. Peters
burg Mr.. saunders. Richmond: Mrs f.
N. Cunningham Dancing closed at two
o'clock with Home. Sweet Home"
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THOUGHTS TURN
TO INDIAN SUMMER
The Mecklenburg VIII Make Its
Annual Fox-Hunters' Meet a
Growing Event.
A MORNING EUCHRE PARTY
Miss Aileen Petit Regarded the
Prctuest Girl of the
Season.


HE N1. NLENBURG. CHASE cry
E-f.. Sept l-lne Alecklenburg benz
an t..-tIe-F ear-rouud hotel. has practi-
-, go 'H season. although evelY
.tAer season ls recognized here by -
.'-"- treasures and sports which at
uo' -A tiEu their own clientele Al
ready those who love the SIndian ssor9
.Nei best are coming FOR september anrf
October. the crowninx event or vrbf-b
So ison VIII ne tle annual October rneof
WA.-u tuis year viii be- on a much r,ors
.-. tnd ambitious scale than ever
The last social rose OF summer. 50 =,
eaN' tooN the form OF very large and
....1 me morning cuchre party given on
Fiaal a} Mrs. William T. Whitaker
OF Raleigh. as compliment to her nice
Miss Louise Dixon. OF New York
city, daughter " Or. Thomas Uiv-o
pleasant oue made so by tbs
very eraciaus hostess. the congeniaI
go,'aiany ana Che close and spirited game.
".tcn resulted iu "a Tie FOR the hrst ladv's
prize, the 'loue- hand prize and ma 6rsf
scatemaus prize.
,r Ms A. O. Burlington. Fort Worth
Mrs. Charles Penn. of Reidsyiua \ -
anf Miss Mary Carter Anderson. OF Han.
over rut FOR the first laGy's priza
SW.lch-a beautiful Swiss clock-fell TO
MISS Anderson. cutting high Tu6ga
p i'd.nS Of Norfolk and Mr.. r. r Hoi-
ifnd. Jr. OF Sufolk were tied For re-
ni~t r"utemans prize f0r which NJ
ii.H and Was the fortunate winner. re-
crlvinE very attractive Fsof-lisb rr,,,
Mrs. simmons. Miss simmons. Mrs Fere-
pee. of Norfolk. and Miss Terry. Of
i-shcn nHrs had equal claims to tbs
lone hand prize Mrs. simmons making
the iucky cut. and received q burnt
wood glove box. and Mr.. Lamar Davis.
~ NorIotN' received picture prize
very artistic engraving was presented -
tie guest OF honor Miss Dixon. who was
one or the popular summer EirIs here.
Mss Ms. Mabel Xann. ~ FranSinton. y. @.
punched with care Rontons were
served during tho game. and ths many
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FAST AND FURIOUS
At WARM SPRINGS
{ LEGANT RECEPTIONS


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Highland Notes.

fSpeoia. f0 Tho Times pispatchl
MONTERREY. VA. september Mr.
=. IT. McChuuc. for nine years a promi-
nent member or the Monterey bar. has
gone TO Indian Territory 10 locate Mr.
McCuntic for % number Of years was the
Democratic county chairman. and figured
prominently BOB the AFFAIRS Of Highland.
and will ne very much missed
Mr.. G. NJ Borst. wife and two sons.
Messrs. Reginald and Cecil. Of Culpeper
county. are visiting relatives In Highland
Rev. W. W. Carson who mas accepted
the principalship Of the Tazeweu High
School. left with his family on Wednes-
day morning.
Miss Grace Armstrong. OF Fauquier
county, is with her relatives at Monterey
this week
Mr Frank A. Ognvie. wife and little
son are visiting the formers mother.
Mrs. NJ J.. Ogivie. Of Monterey.
Mrs. Ella Fleisher and little daych-
tiers. Misses Carrie and Lucille, have
just returned from two months visit
TO West Virginia
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THE COLD SULPHUR.
Handsome Turnouts and Much
Driving at Cold Sulphur.

Especial
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS Septem-
her during tine past week. euchre par
ties. bridge whist. and high fves have
been much enjoyed. the weather condi-
tions failed 90 drown the ardor or quench
the zeal OF those who are lovers of out
door sports and riding. driving and tennis
have largely taken the place OF indoor
SPORTS. much 60 the satisfaction OF every
body. but especially the livery man. who
has had poor year for business
Among the handsome tUrnouts 10 he
seen, are Mr.. Chamberlain's standard
bred Lady c.. Mrs. Bankers Bessie b
Ir- Gibbons handsome Nellie. Miss Mary
kempers Kentucky thoroughbred Queen
Bess. and J. 5. Craig's standard trotting-
bred colts. Maude S. and Dexter These
with many other teams. make handsome
appea rance.
Dancing has not been SO much I'm vogue
as In past seasons. and yet the young peo-
pie have night by night tripped the light
fantastic. with a vim and grace all their
own.
The following are recent arrivals: Mr..
and Mrs. H. r. Pollard. Miss Fife Car
ney. Mrs NJ y. Eastwood. Mrs. II. f..
Curtis ID. +. Taylor Mrs Mary Workman
Richmond. Va, y. VI. Ncblett Jr. Black
stone. Va: Miss Berkeley. Miss r r.
Dung. DIR. f. l.. Gibson. NJ. NJ Atkln-
son. NJ. s. Atkinson. Miss Sailie c. Faunt-
leroy. Miss Lou c. FauntlerOy. c. X Hoge
and wife. Miss Emma Hoge. Miss
Weimar. Miss summerfield. Mrs. NJ sum
merfied Miss Gussie Switzer w w
McCacery and wife. Staunton Va: 4. F.
Burruss. James G. Martin. Norfolk. Va /:
w. G.. Mish. Middlebrook. Va; Colonel
William J. Perry. Stanton
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The New Fall Suits.

Smart and striking Pony Coat Suits and Jacket
Suits, made Of gray mixture. an wooden material.
satin lined neatly tailored. plated skirts: price.
$3.50.
Up-to-date Jacket Suits variety of colors made
OF extra quality cloth satin lined. velvet collars
with fancy piping. 12-gore skirt price. $1,000.
GETAWAY Box Coat Suit. single breasted effect.
tareta lined with velvet collars box-paited skirts;
prices. $500 and $4,000
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Nobby Fall Coats.

We have the seasons approved styles in up-to-date
tourist Goats all wooden fancy mixtures,
price. $500.
Automobile Coats box and plated backs. with
fancy collars. and trimmed in solid colOrs and
02-lnch length coats, distinctive IN style price
$1,000
Attractive Coats in mannish mixtures i'm gray and
shadow checks and plaid 52-inch length. with solid
color velvet collars and cuffs. winner. for $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

Colored Bordered Doyes. 17-inch. worth 75c. for
50c.
for 400.
We have received and now have in stock another
invoice of those Beautiful Hand Drawn Squares and
Centerpieces. 12-inch. 1s-inch. 24-inch. 30-inch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
zee East Window Display of Aoo Smyrna Rugs Size 3Ox6O
The New Fall Suits and Coats

Our Fall line Of Suits bring prominence interesting
developments which we shall take pleasure n showing.
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1Sx36 and 1Sx54. Our show window last vee, of
these goods attracted a large number Of admiring
purchasers. which quite exhausted the supply then
on hand Our present supply is much larger
To make room for our FAN Draperies We have
placed large number of u l-2c Silkolines
upon the counter With card marked thus. BEST
~ lie SiIkolnes & 1-3c"
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Domestic Bargains. f H65

beautiful Light and Dar Percales yard.
Splendid line all patterns
Large line Of Noies
= ~ ~"
One lot of Dress Ginghams great variety 1Oc
'' W
Step and Of fanneee all double
fold ~
and Dess
nobby designs. lie ~ ~
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Our Household Linen Department

each;T
Confor sbl Blankets
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Dec. 2s, 1906
ARRIVED


White star Line with Arrived at the Bar 'ae at
ssa@SE 4ssaptf (R) liverpool
zoe cabin and AZ steerage mails and dse
steame- NeustTia CBr5. Thumin marseilles Deoem-
PsT Pi.s s. Baieelona zee 10 and Ponta Dogada l6
and mdse Arrived at the Bar At , m (55thJ
James Ward & Co. With IS passengers. mails and
"Sse: S, ArFiyed N at the Bar at ll;42 m (25thl.
Per :, TO Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at the
steamer sOperga Gtap. Gustavino. Genoa November
Catania 4. to HIrze Fetrann & Co, with mdse Ar
steamer t'e Potsdam an dutch, Rosreveen Rotterdam
December I5 and BoplOgno 10 the Holland -Amer-
and mdse Arrive Arrived at the Bar At 9;27 {25th1e
December 49, Chrstlania Is and Christiansand 1S 10
- Puneh, ed Edye 4 Co Co. with AZ cabin and 17o steerage
bs amer MaIG.e n Gen E sehs@ Reo
steamer FL Norte Freeman Galveston December 90 to
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. OF Highlands at
steamer Denver Harstow Galveston December 1s and
Key West 22 t9 the Mallory So Co. with passengers
steamer FL Monte. Ma1on. Galveston December % to
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse OF Highlands at
Steamer Hamilton Boaz Newport News and Norfolk
g the Old Dominion IS co. with passengers and mdss
OF Highlands at II 40 a m
SIS Go with mdso on Highlands a 1905 p m,
20 to A. E outerbrdge & Go with passengers. mails
and mdss 6S 6sssd 1 S1G6y I M00 9sSa at ans -
the Southern Pacific company with passengers mdse
Cametense (Brl. Ponteta, Para December IL
Barbados s. Booth & Co. with passengers mails
and mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook at 11;lT p m.
korOna (Rr) Carmichael. Guadeoupe DeceTn-
Der Demerara IA barbados st Lucia and Martinique
H. Dominica Is ANTIGUA and st Kits s ~ CroiX and
81 Thomas A. E. OuterbridSe & with 2I pas
sengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at D II.
SAILED.
Steamers CBr) Liverpool: Nueces Galveston;
chr Knudsen (Nor). Ia Plata. Benos Ayres. etc. via
Norfolk; Proteus Orleans: ICELAND (}r) Antwerp;
Monroe Norfolk Newport News Iroquois Charleston
Jacksonville Majestic iBr). Liverpool via Queens
breeze: cloudy and ha-y.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
SENATE CAUCUS TONIGHT
Hot Fight for Presidency Betaceen
Winch and HiEeru.

Trenton, Dec. q CspeciaD-The caucus Of Re-
publican members OF the Senate will be held here
to-n1orrOw night The contest for the presidency
between Senators Nnche. Of Cumberland and
aillery. OF Morris. has become keen but f. IS
thought that Minch has the votes necessary 10 a
choice There was story current Of opinion that
The Dryden interests were back OF AIinch fearing
that II the President OF the Senate should come
from North Jersey those opposing Mr.. Dryder's
return 70 the United States Senate, on the ground
that The TWO United States Senators should no.
come from the north OF the state, would have i,esh
cause for complaint.
Senator Colby viii take part IN this caucus r,,t
mas 10 choice for the Presidency II he should dis
cover howeye- that the Drydea interests were
DAck oI MICH, he would vote for IIillery {, is
eelo. Senator Ackermen, OF Union, who has an
n1ouncea tnat he would not abide by the decision Of
ne caucus Tor United States Senator 81 Nv NV
een s. was q candidate viii vote for NTinch Il is
49,, On tFe ground that this Will be Mr. ATrc1,'s
st year az Senator. and that he should receive the
1loos, 70. 9lF. hlery was Republican leader OF the
fast session and II Minch chosen Precedent ,,JII
~ y 'ho1ght lead the Republicans again '''-''