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NATIFE TYRANNY.
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stances 1t is possible that the people os E,.-S5,
would look 70 the Czar with a reverenc4 s,d a.
fection which they are far from feeling f,r r.,
now. and would recognize In him their cha1o;s7
and their representative. IN spite OF all tssl.
sneers to-day at his semi -barbarous guvsrrr,eps
This far-fetched analogy viii enable "a reader,
OF The Tribune 90 understand the ssntIus,:
which MOslems outside the Turkish Env,,
entertain for the Sultan as the only ruIeros az
importance who still processes IsIaulszn. ira,
is where the Importance OF Abdul Hamtd IN cor.
nectiOn with the Pan-Islamic ,moVemsus,1s 10 5.
found.
Who the real leader Os the agitation 4, g:s
impossible to say. So far as 7 have bssn al,
to ascertain. it is headed by what nav La DE-
scribed as the generals OF the great religious
orders OF Islam. most notable anOu,5 which. os
course, is that Of the Senoussi. an or1e. wt,ca
has sometimes been described as tho Noslen
counterpart OF the Society OF Jesus, hy reason os
Its wealth. and by the extent OF its power vtIca
reaches FROM the Pacific coast OF China ard
from the Philippines. to the Atlantis coes. Q.
Morocco. embracing Central Africa, the So,.saz
and that mysterious land OF Araby ths Bgss.
which is to such an extent q terra incosnlla tha.
no one can speak with certainty OF its charactsr,
OI lts resources or II ITS population, which IS es
@1rSNNdN@FIs
Der about 100000 members, all bound BY yOss
70 the most absolute and blind Obediencs % tss
general or the Order the son OF its fOI-Gsr
ana Who' Known as the Yelled Prophet q t,s
SOudan, no longer has his Headquarters a:
DJerboub, on the southern borders Of Tripod,
but 800 miles further south, at the oasis q,
kaufah, where three years ago he establLsasi
his stronghold. He has his ernissaries at Esz
at Teheran, in Java, China. India, Zanzibar ard
on course at ConstantinODle. where the Sulta2s
indeed, IS understood to have become affiliated
TO the order The rules OF the latter provide tha.
no faith need be kept with a Christian thst
the robbery and even the Staying OF the lz-re-
are pleasing IN the eyes OF Allah, and that inter-
course with the unbelieverS is OF q nature %
dehle the orthodox MOslem. Such IS the ss-.1s
or the Pan-Islamic movement which Is IN tns
act OF uniting BY bonds OF a common Ia.a
2OoOOOO0O Of the human race.
FX- ATTACEE
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superintendent Of the Preferred Accident Insur-
ance Company: H. w. Tillinghast OF the Casual
y Company of America: Louis H. Fibel OF the
pany; George c. Pratt of the New An1staTSar0
Sasu2Ity Company. and w. G. Curtis. OF the
New York Casualty Company
The convention devoted the n,ornines 70 b,,sj
ness sessions 'sS u O"Si-
tuesday afternoon the guests Of the hotel were
entertained by band concert on the pIazza
me concert vas given By the 5th TnfaDtry- baDI
Wnch IS stationed at Plattsburs Rarracks IThe
!oiloWihs afternoons OF the week were given over
~ nhs-nole golf tournament for the mon and
a clock golf tournament for the women Nam,
EI NO i uIu not take part I'm these matches chose
'hIS tlme Tor a trip to Au Sable Chasm
The regular midweek hop on VVednsscio,. ,,,,,.
Mfs enilVened by the presence Of several oficers
IRON tne nelghboring army post.
A large card party i'm the White rarl0r nod
1huTSaay evening pass pleasantly and a IA nCuef
vention. SS 'He con-
An interesting affair next week AZ T1o,a, rbor,-
Plain Will be the arrival OF the CSIidden anto1,o-
pie pie tourists on Tuesday Arrangements have
been made for them TO spend the night AZ 1bs
motel and 10 start out on the torr apafn tbs
following morning 'iO
This has come to be popular stonpinr nlace
Tor persons touring this part OF the cou6tr,- In
automobiles. Many guests who are sren1iIDCS t6o H
summer at Lake Placid and other neIghboring
resorts come over 10 the hotel in tho u1OrDInS-
in the afternoon anu ''u'1 Il
Among the automobile travellers who have
registered here this week are Mr.. and Mrs will
lam II. Buckley, Of Albany, who are returniDp-
from Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley snent n
fortnight here last summer, when on their
honeymoon. W
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Richmond. Of Brocktop
Mass, and Arthur F. Warren and Miss Edith
warren OF Lawrenceville N J.. composed a.
party that arrived at Hotel rhamplain mis- yveeis
in their big touring car
Fishing is proving popular here this season
and every day one may the hotel roWbOats
out on the lake their occupants engrossed In
what seems TO many men the most fascinatinr,
OF pastimes. a few days ago George p FdyvardS
OF New York. a guest al Hotel ChampIaIn
lake. II was caught only few rods OF shore
directly In front of the hotel. and was one OF
twelve taken in less than an hour.
Mrs. L Fl. TTeadway. OF Cleveland. a daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. O. Wickham OF New York
who occupy one Of tho hotel cottages, arrived
last week with her four children to visit her
s-T--.
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THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid n. Y, July Il (speciaD.-The
guests here are enjoying themselves immensely.
The weekly progressive card parties just started
are popular. One will be held each week during
the summer. whist and euchre alternating. At
one held a few evenings ago prizes were won by
DR. and Mrs. c. B. Purviss and Miss M. Nj.
Dalloff.
Those of the guests with a bent for amateur
photography have been stimulated by the o1fer
OF loving cup by Mr.. Parkes to the guest
making the best series of photographs about the
Grand View grounds.
The work of organizing the Grand View base
ball team is going forward. and indications are
that it viii be a strong one. d. c. Vaughn, sec
ond baseman on the Princeton varsity team, is
at the hotel this summer, and VIII play on the
team.
The tennis courts are literally patronized
Among the good players are J. McD. Caffery and
Miss Christian Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jaffray are among the
bridal couples recently arriving at the Grand
View
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STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid, n. Y. July Il CSpeciaD.-The first
real step toward the restocking of the woods and
waters about here with game was taken this
week. when George a. Stevens, proprietor Of the
Stevens House, released in the head waters OF
Lake Placid a pair Of young beaver These ami
mails were numerous about Lake Placid years
ago. but were all trapped, and now an enort IS
TO be made 10 replace them Forest, Fish ana
Game Commissioner Whipple, who recently Sc
cured an appropriation for the purchase OF elk
and beaver TO be released In the AdirondackS
will send a number of beaver TO Mr.. Stevens to
be released about Lake Placid later IN the sea
son. Those set free this week were secured by
Mr.. Stevens III Canada, and he has given them
TO the state.
The anaual meeting Of the Lake Placid Yacht
Club was held in the Stevens House Casino on
Tuesday and plans for the season were discussed
These officers We're elected: Charles n. Morgan
OF New York. commodore; William r. Lyman
vice-cOmmodore; George H. McNeely. treasurer
10 succeed T Edmund Krumbholz, who has left
Lake Placid; Harrington Mills, secretary; H. c.
Atkinson and c. A. Stevenson, directors: w J.
AcConvill chairman of the house committee; h
c Atkinson, chairman OF the regatta and enter
tainment committee, and q. A Stevens. chair
man of the membership committee. Mr. Krumb-
nOlZ was MADE an honorary rnember or the cluD.
A committee on sailing and racing rules has been
constituted Of +. S. Brown, George H. McNeely
and ". J. Buttfeld The club plans TO erect
clubhouse Of its own for another season, and at
special meeting TO be called later the subject
OF abOlishing the entrance fee Will be discussed
The furnishings for the new grillroom arrived
this week, and the place. which IS attractive in
appearance, has become popular among the
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. NayIor are the latest
members Of the Stevens House cottage colony
20 return They arrived this week. bringing
with them their daughters Alice, Marian and
Anna, and have taken of the hotel cottages
for the summer. DIR. and Mrs. Lindsay Porte
Gus and Mr.. and Mrs Stephen H Heating are
among the New Workers who have returned to
the Stevens House this week. Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Smiley who back for another sea
son. are accompanied by Mrs. Smitleys mother
Mrs. Mary Porter.
A number Of automobile touring parties and
coaching parties have arrived at the hotel this
week
One Of the coaching parties arriving at the
hotel this week included Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Pierson, Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Conover and Mr..
and Mrs ". J. Henry. OF New York.
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ON LAKE GEORGE.
Many Picturesque Cottages Pre-
pairing for Regatta.

Lake George. N. Y, July IA (SpeciaD D-Changes
for the better are observed here every year. in
Guiding Improvement in hotels and boarding
houses, but particularly in the erection of cot
tages- Ten years ago the lake shore was an
almost unbroken line OF ragged rocks and green
foliage, but now many men have erected sum-
mer houses. Transforming the virgin forest into
a fairyland Here and there small cottage colo
nies have sprung up and the picturesque de-
signs add greatly to the charm of the scenery
The patronage at the hotels is beyond all ex-
pectatons for July. At picturesque Huletts
there is almost as much life as that pleasant
resort enjoys in mid-August, and at Hague and
Kattskin Bay conditions similar.
The nineteenth annual regatta OF the Lake
George Regatta Association is announced for
Thursday, August 10 and from the preliminary
arrangements now being made II looks as II this
regatta would Outshine all that have been held
on Lake George. The important feature this
year will be a ten-mile race for automobile
boats for new cup. which has been presented
to the association by Herman Broesel, of New
York who the first 10 launch boat OF this
type at the lake.
The movements OF Mr.. Broesel's BOnny caused
much excitement last season. and now there are
at least half dozen of these phantom chasers
and they will all try for the Broesel Cup
gatta day. There will also be a free-for-al
four-mile launch race and barge race. There
Will also be the usual rowing contests, for which
sold and silver medals will be given as PRICES
All summer visitors at the hotels and cottages
are eligible 70 compete in the races.
MT and Mrs. Spencer Trask making ar
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
THE RUIssEAUMONT.

Lake Placid. y. Y, July II CSpeciaD This
week number of the cottagers have arrived at
the Ruisseaumont. among them Mr.. and Mrs.
Grenville D. Braman and Mr.. Braman's mother,
Mrs. S. F. ". Braman Mr.. ard Mrs J "
Hampton jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. William R.
Werner, Of New York, who have q cottage here,
have arrived for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis I. Baker have arrived at
the cottage Of Mrs. Bakers father George r.
Howard. and Miss Lefiingwel and the Misses
Ada and Edith Lefhngwell have arrived at the
cottage Of Mrs. +. W. LeffingWeIl
Mr. and Mrs William Drescher. who have
opened Camp Irondequoit for the season, have
been entertaining q merry party there those
composing II being Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Bausch, Miss Stuber, John Kurz, the Misses
Hilda and Clara Drescher
Otto E Reimer. Of Brooklyn, has Joined Mrs
Reimer at the Ruisseaumont Mrs Edward
johnson and her daughter Mrs William Pratt
arrived this week They viii be Joined later bv
Mrs MacCarthy. wife Of Lieutenant MacCarthv
or the navy, and daughter Of ". u. Iarned
president Of the Ruissesumont Hotel Conpanv
MT and Mrs. 4. ". Lawrence We're among the
New York arrivals Of the week Others in
cluded Z A Zittell DR.. Felix 6. Schneider and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ackerman ir
One camping party arriving this week in
cludes Mrs II. NJ Watson. Mr. and Mrs J. H
Baker. A. Is. Watson and a Duquin Mrs Cor
nelia Denver James and Miss Rosalie Telfair
James were among the weeks arrivals The
sympathy Of the guests was much aroused for
the unfortunate deer found in Lake Placid a few
days ago with both hind legs broken. and while
there was chance Of saving the animals life
everything possible was done
There IS much interest in tennis and boating
and there are several good golf players among
the guests at the Ruisseaumont this season a
strong baseball team IS now being organized.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
THE AMPERsAND.

Ampersand, n. Y, July II (speciaD.-The
guests at the Ampersand have been having any
amount of sport at black bass fishing this week,
and string after string of big fellows has been
brought in. Frequently. to add the sport,
giant lake trout in which the Lower Saranac
abounds, is hooked, and after a tussle is brought
in triumph to the hotel. Such a fish was brought
in the other day by guide. 1t tipped the scale
at twelve pounds and measured thirty inches
in length.
Members Of Milton c. Works house party, who
out fishing nearly every day, have had
cellent luck. One day this week they returned
with sixty-two pounds of lake trout, taken
York, caught Il seventeen pound pickerel the
other day.
The Ampersand is the objective point Of every
coaching party, and many have arrived this
week. One of the largest included Mr.. and
Mrs. s.. S. Conover. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Plerson,
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Henry, w. e. McLear II.
F. Smith and L. D. Fisher. Numerous little
dinner parties and luncheons have been held
during the week. and have served to add much
TO the enjoyment of the social life at the Am
persand
The interest in snorts of all kinds continues
to increase, and the guests are especially in
terested in the success of the Ampersand base
ball team. Last season this was the banner
team of The AdrondaclIs. This seasons team
is q strong one. and has already won two vic
tories.
The young people are much given to tennis.
and the fine earth courts near the golf club
house are daily patrOniZed by them.
There is too, considerable interest in horse
back riding. Attorney General Mayer. who is
in camp near the hotel, spends much time at
this sport and is accompanied by his sister on
his rides.
Mrs. N. F. Crouch and Miss H. B. Johnson
arrived this week at Camp FarenOugh, and Clin
ton NJ. Bidwe has opened Overlook.
Charles B. Duryea has been guest this week
at Hillcrest, the cottage OF his cousin, F. w.
Duryea.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
ON LAKE CHAMPLAlN.
Many automobile Tourists Make
Hotel Champlain ObjectiUe Point.

Hotel Champlain. n. Y. July IA (SpecaD.-
Midsummer gayety has held full sway this week
at Hotel Champlain. which has presented a
typical picture of the summer hotel at the height
of the season instead OF the middle of July. The
weather here is So comfortably cool and bright
that it decided many OF the men and their fami-
lies who attended the New York State Bankers
Association convention at Hotel Champlain last
week to remain over Sunday. among them being
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred H. Curtis. OF New York
who had Miss Brooks Of Elizabeth n. j.. as
their guest during the convention. Mr Curtis
retired from the presidency OF the bankers as
ISOLATION this year. and Elliott McDougaI. presi-
dent of the Bank OF Buffalo, was elected TO the
Office.
Among the guests who arrived on Sunday and
Monday a hundred delegates 10 the nine
teenth convention OF the International AssOcia-
tion of Accident Underwriters, which was held
at the hotel from Tuesday until yesterday The
members, many Of whom were accompanied by
their families represented thirty-fve companies
in the United States and Canada
Those who came up from New York City for
the convention included Robert B. Armstrong
president oftthe Casualty Company of America:
Carl S. Petrasch. Of the United states Casualty
Company; Edson s. Lott, secretary OF the United
states Casualty Company Wilfred c. Potter
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
THE ALGONQUIN.

Barschkies. who is spending the summer at the
Algonquin, caught one of the largest pickerel
taken from the Lower Saranac this summer, one
day last week. 1t weighed seven and a half
pounds. The fishing about here has been eX-
ceptionaly fine, and many of the guests have
brought in large strings Of black bass this week.
number of coaching parties have arrived at
the Algonquin this week, and several have been
organized among the guests. A pool tournament
started by the boys of Camp Rainbow is being
played on the Algonquin tables.
A L. Donaldson Norman V. Donaldson and
Mr.. and Mrs q. B. Vaux have gone into camp
on Lake Kiwassa, near the hotel.
Edward Loredo, of Havana, Cuba, is here with
his son. Serafin Loredo, who is studying in this
country
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. e. Hooper arrived at the hotel
this week Their nephew, Homer Hooper Evans,
has Joined the boys camp at Camp Rainbow.
Miss Klara Krumbholz, daughter of T. Ed
mund KrumbholZ, visited friends at the Algon-
quin cue Day this week.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
THE WINDSOR.

ElizabethtOwn. n. Y. July Ii (SDeciaD.-In
this village all is hustle and preparation for
the coming OF the automobile tourists in the
Glidden Cup competition. who will arrive here
on the afternoon Of next Tuesday. They expect
to make the run from Saratoga in one day.
though the advance party. composed Of DR.. ".
H Stewart. John Harding and II. B. Beed, who
recently went over the route, found the roads
in bad condition. The best route was not picked
out according to this advance party, for the
roads selected in the vicinity Of TicOnderOSa
sandy.
Baseball is becoming popular. and a few days
ago there was interesting game played be-
tween the village team and a team made up OK
villagers from the different hotels. 1t resulted
In victory for the hotel team. 1t is predicted
that the CObble Hill golf team will this year be
one of the strongest in the AdirOndacks.
Improvements are still going forward at the
Windsor, and the guests are much pleased with
the results The appearance of the hotel lobby
and office has been improved by the use OF cleo
trio light fixtures of yellow birch. giving an
artistic effect The hotel orchestra has arrived
and the regular concerts which feature
OF the life at the Windsor. have been resumed
A number of automobile parties have arrived
at the Windsor this week, among them being
James A. Emerson and a party OF fve. W. II.
Kavanaugh and party. ]. B. Spencer and party,
Mrs. J. Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Buckley
and Peter Kiernan.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
wHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid n J., July II (SpeciaD This
has been one of the busiest weeks of the season
thus far. for. in addition 10 providing for the
regular guests returning for the summer. a
party OF seventy life insurance agents and their
friends from Pittsburg arrived by special train
on Thursday. They viii stay ten days An
other party Of ten headed by Miss Anne l.
Burroughs. OF Upper Montclair, y. J.. arrived on
Wednesday for protracted stay at the inn
There is much more social activity at the inn
this summer than IN many seasons past At
the first dance OF the season, held a few nights
ago IN the Wigwam, practically all the guests,
old and young alike, turned out and had a jolly
good time The "kickers' " handicap golf tourna-
ment was also productive Of much good fun as
well excellent golf playing. There were about
thirty entries, and Mrs. p O. Dickinson and J.
w. Bonsack. Of Philadelphia, tied for first
place. In the play-om the following day
Mrs. Dickinson won the cup offered by John
KisterbOck
The guests are amusing themselves in various
ways. Fullerton L. Waldo. of New York. and
William A. Slater jr-. of Beverly. Mass. climbed
Mount Whiteface the other day. DIR. T. A.
Kenyon. Of New York. devotes much time TO
swimming and boating. and not infrequently
combines both pastimes. going out in his canoe
IN bathing suit and tipping over for the fun
Of swimming ashore.
Many enjoyable little dinner parties have been
held az the inn this week, one Of them being
given by John F. Wallace former chief en-
glneer or the Panama Canal, and Mrs. Wallace,
in honor Of their hostess. Mrs Augustus H.
Goodwin, whom they have been visiting at Os-
tenola Lodge.
G. c. Van Deusen, Of the Standard oil Com
pany. arrived this week Al the inn with . party
including Mr. and Mrs. l. Fuller and Mr. and
Mrs. George Hutton. Frank A. Keen Is the
guest Of Mr.. and he W s. Perot jr. at Camp
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
THE CATHOLIC SUMNER SCHOOL

CHI Haven, N Y. July - (Speciall.--A re-
union OF Knights OF Columbus and the ops--
ing Of the summer institute for teachers broIsa:
so numerous a gathering OF guests 20 Cl.c
Haven this week that on Wednesday the Fo7I-
latiOn reached total OF 600. a most unls--
record for the second week in July
The morning lecture courses were instituted
this week with a series OF talks on "Cssass
CantO and Contemporary Italian History by
Dr. Lorenzo UIlO OF Brooklyn. The purpose q.
the course was TO show that the Italians. u
their efforts to become free and indepencsr,
nation. had In a way intended 10 prefer liberty
TO religion II was az once a defence OF tas
earlier statesmen and criticism OF their s~e-
ceSSOrS.
The gathering OF Knights OF Columbus gaze
character both 70 the evening lectures aAc !.
the social events OF the week. al OF which W.
arranged for their especial delectation. DR.. J.aa
u. COyle addressed q large audience on AOrJal
evening on the claims OF Commodore Bars
the title of father Of the American navy. Tues
day and Wednesday. the days OF the reul.,.-
We're entirely devoted to the interests q t,s
knights Each afternoon programme OK Hs't
sports was carried out
An enthusiastic rally in the auditoriurn q
tuesday evening was the occasion OF bTlls
together about five hundred knights and tls1
friends. They were then addressed by ths -
Rev MOnsignOr Joseph II. COnrey. OF OSdsS
burg. and the Rev ID. ]. O'Sullv2n, OF y ~
bans, VT. a member OF the Legislature OK 49,
mont. who is famous as the only priest hOia.s
a like position In America.
Socially. the affair OF the week was the ~
eeptiOn and ball rendered the visiting knights e.
their friends on Wednesday svening q.
Champlain Club. The guests were welcomed Y.
Mr. and Mrs GeOrge J. Gillespie, Mr., ana - -
Charles Murray and Mr. and Mrs. A. d. az.
of New York. The ballroom uf the CLUB ~
thronged throughout the evening. On IAl-s1
day and Friday evenings the knights Te'u-,S
10 more serious things and enjoyed a coulsef
lectures on Catholic Orders OF Knign..o.r'
given by the Rev NJ q. Flannery, OF BrOonLs.,a
About two hundred teachers have resis--. ~
In tie courses OF the summer institute U -
last few days. An encouraging sign aool. ~
department this year is that the naJollss -,
students come from the larger cities ~ -
state. as New York. Brooklyn, Buftaios 49,
ter. Syracuse and Albany. Two members
been added TO the faculty this year-tie -,
Lucas. drawing supervisor OF hocteste-,
will teach color and decoration, and Js..-s' -
Shea. OF Syracuse. who viii teach pFilaei9
grammar school methods .~~
A reception in honor Of the ttt. Rev Mons
NJ J. Lavelle. v c.. former president ~
school; a dance az the ChamPlain SlsTs- a-rs-
euchre az the New York and brittany .srs
teur theatrical performance have siven
% those socially inclined
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
sARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn. n Y, July IA (SpeciaD.-Guests
have been arriving in large numbers at ssranac
Inn and at the camps the lake in the imme-
diate vicinity within the last week. The pOpu-
larity of the inn is steadily increasing among the
campers on the ST. Regis lakes. both because Of
its beautiful location and its conservative man
agement.
Mr.. and Mrs. James LenOx Banks. who arrived
here recently for the summer, have with them
their powerful motor and take daily trips
20 surrounding points OF interest Mr.. Banks
has also placed new electric launch in COM
mission Others who have put new launches on
the lake this year include Edwin NJ Bulkley and
Mrs. j. Campbell Harris. who Is here with her
nephew. Thomas Harris Powers
Mrs. r. Singleton Peabody and Miss GeOrgiana
Goddard King who have a cottage here, arrived
this week. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. PtersOn took
possession OF their camp.
Camp life is growing in popularity, and there
is a steady demand for tents and camp sites.
One OF the recent camp parties 20 arrive included
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Otheman, Mrs. John r
Colby r. G.. Otheman. R. III. Fowler, Miss E. A.
Fowler and Miss +. Med. Baylis
There have been many pleasant little dinner
parties at the inn during the week. At one OF
them those present were Mrs. A b. Fleming
Miss Fleming Mrs. G. h Watson and MISS Lucy
Watson