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New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
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FRIDAY. JULY 6. 1906
TIE NEWS THIS MORyING.

FoRETGN-In discussing foreign relations. all
OF which he declared were friendly. Sir Edward
Grey explained in the British House of Com
mons the situation in Egypt and the Congo and
the meaning OF sending British warships TO
CrOnsta6t- - A stormy scene occurred in the
Russian parliament over the inviolab bility OF the
person OF members and a report was presented
the Bialystok massacre. - memorial
service for the American victims of the Sails
bury wreck will be held IN ST. Pauls Cathedral
on July 10. and permanent memorial in sails
bury Cathedral is proposed. - Congressman
and Mrs Longworth went from London TO Paris,
where they are the guests Of Ambassador end
Mrs. Mccormick. and were welcomed by a crowd
az the railroad station - The Duke or the
Abruzzi announced in a telegram 70 the King OF
Italy that he had reached the summit Of Mount
Ruvsnzord. which had not before been climbed.
- Jules Adolphe Breton. the French genre
painter. many of whose landscapes are owned
fn this country. died in Paris. - The cholera
situation in Manila is reported improved: Of the
ninety-nine persons who have died from the
disease only two are Americans. - Much
damage was done by tornado which swept over
upTocted trees and dashed fishing smacks to
pieces.
DOMESTIC President spent quiet day
AT Sycamore Hill. receiving no callers: -
qua. was arrested in Washington on charge
Of petit larceny. - The New York state
Hotel Champlain. y. I; Frank A. Vanderlip
made the principal address. - The light
house inspector at Key West reported that the
tender Laurel was eight days overdue AT
Guantanamo two vessels set out in search for
her. - Hamilton NICK. Twombly Jr, was
drowned while swimming in Big Squaw Lake.
1n EOlderness. ". H - Ten persons were in
jured in a trolley collision at Bogota, near Hack
ensack n. J. - The appointment Of L r.
Wilfey. Attorney General of the Philippines, as
Judge Of the United States Circuit Court
in China announced in Washington. -
-Four men were lost by the wrecking Of a
schooner at Machias Bay. Maine.
CTTY.-Stocks were strong until late trading
Mayor George B. Mcclellan was hung in
efigy on a telephone wire in 18th street, between
First and Second avenues, in the home district
OF Charles F. Murphy. last night - Although
Harry K. Thaw and his wife denied that she had
ever brought breach OF promise proceedings
against him. Il said the District Attorney s
Office would be able 10 prove affidavit in the
case was drawn up. - Poolroom men were
fleeced out os a considerable amount OF money
by wire tapping game. - The magistrates
IN Manhattan Brooklyn and Harlem courts dealt
with 66s cases Of unwise celebration of the
Fourth. - mob of frenzied Italians
etorTned a drug store In vain attempt kill
the driver Of a cart which caused little boys
death. - The administration ticket of trus-
tees Of the New York Life Insurance Company
was nominated at meeting Of the board in this
city.
THE wEATHER-Indication for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. as
degrees; lowest. s.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
THE VIRTUE OF AssREVIATIoN.
From The London Chronicle.

from The London Chronicle.
A writer in the Evening Standard complaining
OF the London habit OF abbreviation, says he would
like 70 hang the "fend who christened the Baker
Street and Waterloo Railway the 'Bakerloo Tube -
we think he should canonize him. This column
speak, with certain anXiety-for II at least gave
currency 20 both those authorizations On the open
ing day OF the Shepherds Bush and Mansion House
line a forgotten omnibus driver fired the gibe, 1T
amt nothing but Twopenny Tube at the people
who turned from his omnibus and took TO the
bowels OF the earth The officials who could build
a railway could not name IT, The drivers gibe
fixed the word In the same way the London
public though quite ready to travel by the Baker
Street and Waterloo Railway. wanted to save its
breath, and for the economy Of hurried speech the
suggestion here made-Bakerloo The two
words have been taken 60 the heart OF travellers.
and received official sanction; for at Trafalgar
Square you are directed to the "Bakerloo Tube"
The phrase is swift convenient, as matter of
speech, and has just much relation to literary
language bill OF lading.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
pAVENPoRT SANS eos ARARlA.

Homer Davenport accompanied by John Thomp-
son and Charles Moore. sailed for Havre yesterday
on La Lorraine The cartOonist goes by special
invitation Of the Sublime Porte 70 DeyTe, the
Euphrates. This place is fifteen days camel ride
from AeppO in the Arabian desert where he hopes
to purchase eight Arabian stations and eight mares
Levi P Morton. Mrs Morton. Miss Morton Paul
Faguet. New York agent Of the French Line, Nor
man Hutchinson. secretary of the American Leea-
tion al Stockholm: Maurice w, Kozminski. Judge
NIadore. General Prioux. Countess des PoFtes
Countess de Villelume SombTeuil and Colonel TheO-
dore F. shuey also sailed on Ia Lorraine.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
DECLINES FOR The PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Loeb Answers Invitation Of Commercial
Travellers Antitrust League.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune

Oyster Bay, Long Island. July st was ar
nounced at the executive Offices this evening
that President Roosevelt would not preside al
the reception the Commercial Travellers Anti
Trust League Will give TO welcome William
Bryan az Madison Square Garden on August ~
William HOse. the president OF the league. ten
dereo the invitation by letter saying that tas
meeting would be nOn-partiSan and expressing
the opinion that the President should accept b.
cause ne was as much an enemy Of the trusts as
Mr. Bryan.
Ihe PRESIDENT had determined some time azc
20 refuse all pronered engagements during tts
summer. and Secretary Loeb needed no fUrthsr
consultation In sending a declinatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
FOR AMERICAN PROFESSOR AT BERLIN

Berlin. July "A thousand volumes Of American
history and various phases of American develop
ment arrived at the University Of Berlin yester-
day. sent by Professor John William Burgess. dean
OF Columbia University. They will be placed on
shelves in a large room set apart for the American
professorship Of which Professor Burgess is the
first OF the annual incumbents II is understood
that Columbia and other interests connected with
this foundation will send additions 10 the library
from time to time. thus eventually rendering ~
complete and UP date
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NOT pENATuREp.

Paris correspondence or The london Standard
The following story Of the Shah IS going the
rounds in Paris, where the lightest deed of fire.
uuent and popular royal visitor is always fol-
lowed with interest. Juss before he became ill., his
majesty had the Joy Of seeing brand new motor
car unpacked. AS excited child before a new
TOW he insisted that the car should be set going
al once. Now, motor spirit is not yet common
Commodity in Persia The palace was searched
out not a gill could be found. CouFtiers tFembled,
but dared not admit that the royal will could not
he Obeyed. But the Shah clamored and the truth
had 10 come out at last. Nobody led out for
instant iTnpalement Instead, = with a reasonable
ness he may have learned in Europe. his majesty
condescended TO inquire the nature of the fluid re-
0uired II was spirit The Shah frightened up
at once He had lots OF it-ls6S brandy specially
purveyed 20 the imperial household IL was
brought and the motor soon hummed
along under the explosive force OF alcohol
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
GERMAN KAISER AT BERGEN, NORWAY

Christiania. Norway, July 5-Emperor William
arrived at Bergen this morning his way 10 visit
King Haakon al Trondhjem- Premier Nicholson
visited his majesty this afternoon. The Emperor
will take luncheon with old friend the German
Consul Bergen. Conrad Mohr. at the latters
residence. Villa FjOesanger. when the Premier Will
be present His majesty leaves Bergen satur-
day morning for TrondhIem.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Dozens Of impecunious American college stu
dents, IL is asserted, combine business with
pleasure during their summer vacations by Sc
curing employment on transatlantic steamships
engaged IN the cattle trade. but a few OF them
enlist In the service under assumed names That
precaution Is a foolish one. There is nothing IN
the business 20 which they devote themselves for
a few weeks TO be ashamed of. If there were.
they might better keep out of it altogether.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

We desire 90 remind our readers soho are
obous % Ieovs the city that THE TRIBUNE i0tI
be sent bv mail 70 any Gddress in this country
or obroGd. and address changed as often as de-
sired Subscriptions mag be giOen 10 pour reg
u1or dealer before IeoVin0, or, If more conven-
cent, hand them in at The TRIBUNE Office.
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Mr.. BRYAN SEES HOUSE Of COMMONS

London. July S-Former CONGRESSMAN JessIs''
NJ; Levy, OF New York gave a luncheon party e.
day AZ the Carlton Hotel in honor OF WlIsm y
Bryan The dining room was PRETTY decosa,-'
with flowers and the stars and stripes. y
guests included Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton AcCornI.cS
OF Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ssraus and coz
mel Hunscker and Mrs. HunsicEer
Mr.. Bryan was an interested visitor 70 the Ti1-st
or Commons this afternoon as the guest OF Jean
Burns. president OF the Local Government Hoa7-
who introduced Mr. Bryan to a number q Bsi, .
r0iiefcioDe
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Senior Caballero's ambition 20 give Spain
more worthy place among the nations Is COM
mendable which it should not be dlfilcut 10
fulfil. Spain has enormous advantages OF posi-
tion, OF climate and OF undeveloped natural re-
sources. and there is undoubtedly much stamina
and power in her people. Nothing but a wise
Improvement Of opportunities is needed 20 give
her a future comparable with the noblest pas
saees In her history.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
GROVER CLEVELAND I'LL.
Ex-President Taken with Asthma in New
England.

Princeton. N j.. July 5-Ex-President Grover
Cleveland is i'll with asthma at his home here. but
his condition is said TO be not serious telephone
message from the Cleveland home tonight gave
the information that he was resting easily.
Mr.. Cleveland became i'll at his summer home in
New England and decided 10 come TO Princeton
He arrived here last night.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
AT SYCAMORE Hill.
~ Telasraph to The TrIbuna. B

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l
Oyster Bay. July 5.-Fresident F-SoseVet
divided his time to-day between work and recrea-
tion. In the morning Secretary Loeb made trip
from the village with the usual grist OF official doe
uments. and the President devoted his energies 70
these until nearly luncheon time.
In the afternoon President and Mrs Roosevelt
went for a horseback ride along the Cove Road
No visitors were received at Sycamore Hhl during
the day. and none are expected during the week
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
RECESS APPOINTMENTS MADE.

Oyster Bay. Long Island. July 5-Prssise-t
Roosevelt signed commissions today for the r.
lowing r1ss appointments:
James t-eAersham. OF Alaska. 20 be Judge Of ths
District Court of the 50 Division ~ ,b Tz,rirt n
Alaska; William N Bristol United states ArtoFrsI
Tor the District Of Oregon: John Eubry. United
states Attorney for the Territory OF OkIahora;
James B. Elliott, United States Attorney for ths
BBlstiet or south Dakota. Henry G NcCToss-1
Eecelvsr OF Public Money at Wausau WIS. ard
81 Inuei W Campbell Indian agent az 7 a Pofrf..
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The recent rise in the price of tin has led many
European chocolate manufacturers to inclOse this
notice in the wrappers OF their chocolates:
do not throw away the tinfoil in which the
chocolate IS enveloped. II is composed Of pure
metal. metal which is very dear. Keep it. and
before long it will be called for by agents. who
win pay for il at its market value. The chocolate
industry in Europe spends nearly $4,000 per annum
in tinfoi and these fsOOOo generally thrown TO
the winds
What seems to give some color to the alleged
preciousness Of the paper wrapped around the
chocolate is the story told by a Socialist journal
Of Hamburg, to the effect that group OF work
men were able to procure a part of their common
library by collecting and selling these fugitive
sheets OF tinfoiI.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
4nlusements.

AERIAL GARpENs-s .eo-rhe Governors son
AtEAMBElA-s-Dollv Warden
EsA AsCos-The Girl OF the Golden West
LEIGHTON BEACH PARK: sos :S0-Peprnee Billie
Wild West
CASINOS ,l5-rhe Social WhiFi
to$tcI rSTaAsSD-Thornpson & Dunsy'e Greater Luna
faTk-LEesrniand-Bo
isDEN NUSEE-The World IN Wax.
ltNNESSTETN's VIcToRTA-2-s :iS-vau6evile
.sNgeL LM-s.15-The Lion and the Mouse
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN RooF-s-Mara5eiie
NAsHATTAN BEACTE-s-Pain's Fireworks-e-cieors-
FTiurcse's Mammoth Ninstrels
NtSN FORn-s.lS-Eis Honor the Mayor
KEW YORK ROOF GARDENS :so-van6eytiie and Sec
fnz New Yors-
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TO ADMINISTER sAILEY ESTATE.

Temporary letters OF administration were So
yesterday BY Surrogate SgkmaR OF Wes'cne''s
County. on the estate OF the late James A. %
the circus owner, pending a settlement o.
OF the testator, residents Ct Detroit aeai p
probate of the viii Ruth n Bailey. III v'io
appointed temporary ajlministra;rix- Sic . 's
a bond OF SlOO0.O00. She will have charge -,
property until the s. settled The WI - -
due influence
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
HELEN KELLER FOR NEW COMMISSION

Boston, July S-Nliss Helen Keller, Of Wrentham.
the well known deaf. dumb and blind girl will Be
a member OF the new commission for the industrial
education 90 the blind. which has long been advo-
Gated by her anG which was recently authorized
by the Legislature. Governor Guild announced the
appointment OF hve members to-day 20 make up
this commission.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
VIII CONGRATULATE KAlsER.

oyster Bay. Long Island. July "a consra'r
la'OrV message will be sent from Sasamors I'm =
the Marble Palace az Potsdaua as soon as Psssi
dent Roosevelt has been officially advised q t,s
birth OF the German prince This information 30
not as vet been received Officially. ALTHOUGH e
President has seen the news and shares IN the r.
tOictng OF the German Emnernr
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
INVITE The PRESIDENT AND sRYsy

Denver. July 5-Invitations were to-day EXTENDED
10 President Roosevelt and William J. Bryan 70
attend the sixteenth annual convention Of the n
ternarlonal League Of Press Clubs. which win rnssr
II this city from August q to September NJ
roosevelt IS being urged TO attend. not Pres
and publisher
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
A WoMAN's REVENGE.
"spinster," In NJ. A. p.

''Spinster," In NJ. A p.
II is perfectly incomprehensibe how man can 90
on wearing the clothes he does: how he can bal
ance on his head huge black jam pot with ledge
70 IT, ncase his limbs IN long. tight sacks OF dinFy
hue and wear round his manly throat something re-
sembling shining metal band. Every new fash
ion for man that comes out appears 70 me uglicr
than ths last
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
SEND NEW FLAG 10 THE PREsIDENr

IBy Teiegraph 70 The TFibureI
Cincinnati. July 5.-FrienGs Of Mrs Minnie Hsss,
who made and yesterday raised the frsF iss,1
nag. to-day sent the emblem 70 President RoCsag
with a sketch OF the maker Mrs Harsh has vsR-l
sixteen chiidren, twelve bows and four grs
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
COMPOUND DIVISION.

.Is. EM Ps are stu liable to vote NO when they mean
put the question: Phyllis rose.
And; looking up with feigned p surprise.
Breathed out the daintiest OF Noes.
Though YES the language OF her eyes
Little the careless maiden rocked
How bitter was the parting cup
To find my darling's noes turned up
hasty football caught her ear
And, Ike a statue, in her pride
She stood apart; in accents clear
Sternly she said. Divide. divide
We parted thus; the lobby gained.
And murmured while her lashes rained,
Your answer, sir, is in my Ayes
But all in vain. I passed without
And heard the door between us close
London Chronicle.
The natives Of German East Africa have contract
ed the vulgar habit Of drinking soda water directly
out of the bottles instead Of pouring it first into
glass To check this the government officials have
issued a regulation that all natives discovered
drinking out Of bottles will be liable to severe cor
poral punishment imprisonment, lest rehled
bottles so used should find their way TO tables Of
Europeans.
Metropolitan Airs-":Aw. tell you what Torpid:
willie has been lookin' up nightly, here Of late!'
triumphantiy said the landlord Of the tavern. in
reply to the inquiry q hS Fhs eSiy lust last week
famous grand opry troop passed through h here on on
singers stuck their heads out Of the car windows
while the engine was tazn' water at the tank: ana no
they do in New York-yes-siree. just exactly the
same!"-Puck.
The other day benevolent old gentleman was
stopped by tramp. who asked for money 1or a
nights lodging. well. look here, my man, the
old gentleman said. what would you say II
offered YOU work." BLESS yer life, SIR came the
reuly. 'I wouldn't mind bit: can take joke
same as most people.
THE STICKY MONTH.
When collars wilt
AS collars Will,
With salt drops split;
And, gill by gill.
From brow and eye
Your pores distHl-
Why. that's July
When drinks are built
Designed to chill,
And Iis.i1 us no a,S1 gTilf an
When some get i'll
ATT From MN heats that kill
Why. that's July.
When, hat a-tilt.
Name hirts with Bill
And Jack and Jill
Cfo mountains high.
Where cool winds thrtll)-
Why. that's July.
LiENvoI
cannot frill
song, for
Have lost my skill.
Why? That's July!
There is an interesting item in Notes and
Queries about the Russian word 'Douna The
word seems 20 have been borrowed by Russia from
her Scandinavian neighbors ''Domr'' is an impor-
tant term in Icelandic law, meaning a court OF
Justice-the body OF Judges. In this sense IL came
into use in Russia; hence the present Douma is an
assembly Of councillors met 90 pronounce their
doom judgment.
SURE TO FOLLOW
Turn about's fair play. methinks;
For instance, when
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

ToIstoy has a poor opinion Of the Douma, and
the Czar seems to agree with him. A more inn
portant thing. however, is what the mou1ik Is
thinking of the Dourna and the Czer-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Secretary Wilson's from pasture TO package
is the most comprehensive definition yet given
of the powers of the new meat inspection law.
II is 10 be hoped that the thoroughness OF the
inspection will be complete as the definition
The recent police order against permitting chill
dren use the roadways OF streets as play
grounds emphasizes. as a correspondent sug-
gesLs, the desirability of increasing the number
OF recreation centres and public Fairgrounds. A
multitude Of small Fairgrounds. judiciously scat
tered over the city where they would do the
most good. would be of incalculable benefit to
the children. not only for their pleasure but also
for their health and morals, and would also be a
boon 90 many adults who greatly annoyed
and embarrassed in their legitimate use OF the
streets by the throngs Of children who now
make the passage of vehicles slow and dihicult
They may try Poor RnjestE ersky Cor failing to
achieve the impossible; but before what court
and upon what charge shai. Be summoned those
who sent him upon THAI desperate errand?
San Francisco's long drouth broken yes
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Announcement is made Of the engagement Of J.
Randolph Robinson. Of Baltimore. nephew Of DR..
Beverly Robinson and of Charles NJ. Robinson. OF
New York. TO Miss Mary Fletcher Metcalf, of Erie.
Penn Miss Metcalf is daughter of the late JO-
seph Metcalf niece OF Mrs. George Bird 1r. OF
New York. and cousin OF Mrs Robert D. Pruyn
Mrs. Richard Gambrin has returned from Europe.
and is in town for few days before going to New
port.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fl. Hammond have left town
and are staying at Elm Court. at LenOx. with Mr.
and Mrs William Douglas Sloane
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Butler Preston have closed
their house at Tuxedo and have gone TO Newport
for the
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Mex Twonbly and Miss
Ruth Twombly, after spending Independence Day
at Florham, their place in New Jersey. have gone
to Newport for the season.
Mrs. Chester Griswold has left town and gone 70
Southampton Long Island, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. william H FslcOner have left At
lantic City 1or Lake Mohonk. where they win spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi P. Morton and Miss Morton
sailed yesterday for Europe on La Lorraine.
Mrs. Hermann oelrichs and her son have left
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tuckeruan are az the Red
Lion Inn. stockbridge having made the trip from
Tuxedo by automobile.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Mackay-Smith and
Charles Lester Marlatt, Of Washington, took place
yesterday at ST. Jude's Church, Seal Earbor Mount
Desert. Me- Bishop COadjutor Mackay-S Smith. OF
the Diocese Of Pennsylvania. orcated. assisted by
the Rev. Dr. Cornelius B. Smith, rector emeritus
Of st. James Church. New York City. The bride
wore white tulle gown. with yoke and sleeves OF
pointe d'angleterre and long court train. en-
broidered with orchids and pearls Miss Smith
was attended by her two sisters, who dressed
in white mousseine de sole dresses covered with
pink roses. and wore large pink picture hats The
best man was David Fairchild Of Washington, and
the ushers were Clarence B. Smith. Of New York,
and r. H. Chapman, OF Washington A reception
followed at WildclifT. the home Of Bishop and Mrs
Mackay-Smth Among those at the church were
Bishop and Mrs. DOanes OF Albany; President Eliot
Of Harvard University and Mrs Eliot, DR.. and
Mrs. Weir Mitchell. Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
William Schiefelin, OF New York City; the Rev.
DR. Huntington. OF Grace Church, New York City.
and Dr. and Mrs Daniel Gilman. Of Washington
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Another invalid is Edwin Lewis Stevens. OF Ber-
nardsviIe, N. J. He is a nephew Of Colonel Edwin
A Stevens. Of Castle Point Hoboken. His wife
was Miss Alice Walker, OF MOrristovn. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
IBy Telegraph to

tBy Telegraph to The TribuneJ
Newport. r. L, July 6-CommOdore and Mrs FL
bridge T. Gerry and the Misses Gerry arrived at
Newport to-day on the steam yacht Electra, from
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

terday, and the sale Of liquor prohibited since
April Is. is again permitted II has been a
long rine between drinks. and the city has been
all the better for t.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Mrs. Woodbury. Kane's departure for Europe has
been delayed. owing 70 an accident 20 one OF her
boys. who broke his arm by a fall
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

e Victor LOew. jr.. is In New York Hospital re-
covering from operation for appendicitis
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

things that are now suggested rather than ac-
compshed beyond our northern boundary.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Mrs. Richard Gambrin has returned from Europe
port.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerulan are az the Red
Lion Inn. stockbridge having made the trip from
Tuxedo by automobile.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Mrs Hermann Oelrichs and her son have left
Aix-lesB Bains for home. They will so TO Newport.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Mr. and Mrs. John ri. Hammond have left town
and are staying at Elm Court. at LenOx. with Mr..
and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

San FranciscO's long drouth was broken yes
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi P. Morton and Miss Morton
sailed yesterday for Europe on La Lorraine
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs, Hamilton Mex. Twombly and Miss
Ruth Twombly, after spending Independence Day
at Florham, their place in New Jersey have gone
to Newport for the season
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Butler Preston have closed
their house at Tuxedo and have gone 20 Newport
for the summer