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While admitting his own gulit' '"o
defendant testified that MS
had nothing to do with the crime Il,
defendant also admitted that he h"N
not long ago finished serving d '
of three years for similar oHehSe'
The brother Winifred La"soi
tered a plea Of not guilty.
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SAVES HIS BROTHER.
Guilty Man in Spokane Accepts Pun
ishment for Horse Stealing.

SPOKANE, Dec. 20.-After pleading
guilty Of the charge Of horse stealing
and admitting that this was his second
offense, Frank Lawson was sentenced
by Judge Poindexter to a term of nine
years Imprisonment.
The defendant with his brother, VIM
charge Of stealing a horse from A.
Tempest on December 4.
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LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2O.-The retail
grocers Of southern California are pre-
pared to organize a mutual fire insur-
ance company Of their own and with
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draw millions worth of insurance from
the old line companies to avoid the
great increase in the cost of insurance
which came about since the San Fran
cisco disaster.
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PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 8 to
II days or money refunded. SOC.
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r r. Edwards Of Milton. Is spen.
ing a few days with friends III "
city.
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links the houss-mover. Phone ls4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-22

day morning were Miss Mary Townsend OF
Norfolk and Miss vitz OF Baltimore
MI ciagett Young OF Norfolk and Miss
Hawkins of Alabama were the leaders OF
last Saturday nights german ut the Prfn-
cess Anne Hotel.
The Panaili cottage was the scene OF q
very enjoyable supper on Thursday even
Mr.. B. Watkins Leigh was the host at a
supper party at the Atlantic Club on Fri
day evening. The supper was a stag az
fairs. covers being laid for seven.
Mr.. Randolph Cooke was another host
at supper given at the Atlantic Club on
Friday evening.
Mr.. William Il. Bowen and family OF
Washington have arrived at the Ferebee
Cottage at the Cape. TO remain for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis have taken
cottage on the ocean front at the Beach.
They expect to arrive shortly and viii re-
main for the season.
Miss Ruberta Christian of Washington IL
the guest of the Misses Townsend Al their
summer home at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Solyom OF Washington
are sojonrning at the Hyseia Cottage. Cape
Henry
Mrs. Clinton b. Crawford and family of
Washington have arrived at the BygeIa
Cottage at the Cape. 20 remain for some
time They will be Joined later by Mr..
Crawford. asss,ss-
Recent Washington arrivals at the Prin-
cess Anne Hotel are A. J. White and wife.
81. w, Beail and wife. w. A. Applega,e.
the Misses Pearl and close Foltz r. +.
Geyer and wife. A r. Phelps and wife.
Mary L. Phelps. G. J. Hold. Miss Hold. A
Kaufman. w. p. Baughmau and wife Miss
+. NJ Baughmar. Thomas s. Parker, L. y.
N; r. z. z. Almond. J. @. Goldenberg and
wife. NOVEL; t. Hurley and wife J. -
Tir,berlake, jrr b. A Taliaferro 1. Y.
Gray, ]. Toorer Garrow. Margaret Tucker
McAndra Rees.e ID. +. Strain jr.. L. NJ.
Jones' ]. l. Hurt. Il. s. Forbes, III. A Red
for. III. Stewart Jones. II. 8. Tuck. Miss E.
c. Walker. r. III. Easiey, Herman A.
Dance, Miss Dickerson, Z. l.. Wilcox
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BELMAR.
ndenee Ct The Star

Special Correspondence CT The Star
BELMAR, n. J.. July 81, 1905
Claiming all attractions offered by other
resorts and many of which neighboring
water places. cannot boast. Belmar Hotel
proprietors have come rapidly 10 the fore
within the past few months and have a.
tracted hitherward such large numbers Of
guests that the resort is now In the midst
of the best season II has known In decade.
Bathing has been much INDUCED in by the
Summer throng and sailing on Shark river
has been the summer diversion sought out
by almost as many people.
Chief of the social affairs this week will
be a dance at the Belmar Club this evening.
This institution Is one at which the smart
est set IN town congregates. and its founda-
ton was the beginning of a re-awakening IN
Rsfrsar sumKfer society.
Z The management of the Belmar Inn gave
q musicale recently participated In by
guests of the house
The Buena Vista Is entertaining II. t.
Kennedy OF Washington. who has come
for an indefinite stay.
Among those who have recently register
ed at the Carleton are Mr.. and Mrs. Chas-
= wilkins Of washington.
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AT SEA GIRT.
corresponsenee Of The Star.


SEA GRIT. N. J.. July 81, 1906
Officers and men of the ID Infantry, New
Jersey National Guards, have had a hard
weeks work at the state camp. The wealth
er man refused to be friendly and sent the
mos. trying of his wares. On the parade
grounds the citizen soldiers sweitered In
the heat of the tropical sun one hour and
were drenched IN heavy rain which came
with terrific fury the next Such a climatic
program was inaugurated early in the week
and continued daily, Even at night sea
fogSs swept In, and the whole camp is full
paraphernalia which has not been dry for
a week.
This afternoon the governor and several
members of his staff went to Eikwood Park
Long Branch, where series of horse races
was on. Another outing the governor took
this week was a dinner rendered him and
his staff at the Ross-Fenton farm on Deal
lake. The camp has been full of politi-
clans
The hotels, the fremont, the Parker
House and the Beach House, are pretty
well filled with guests A little dance was
held at the Parker House the other night
Such mild sports as croquet and tennis
have interested good many patrons ef
the fremont the last few days There has
also been some bathing parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown are regis
tered at the fremont for the remainder OF
the season. They are accompanied by their
son, George w. Brown.
Ainong the Washingfonfans at the Parker
Horse Is Mrs. John h. West and Miss
West.
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AT SPRING LAKE.
Special Correspondents Of The Star.


SPRING LAKE, ". j.. July 81 1906.
Summer folks are going In for lots of
dancing this year. There was dove ger
man at the Casino early in the week, and
for tonight one OF the largest formal hons
OF the season is planned at the same place.
The dove german was a delightful social
affair and attracted. besides the dancers. a
select audience from points up and down
the shore. The ball room was beautifully
decorated with flowers and the favors given
out were extremely handsome They COM
prised gold stickpins and silver jewel boxes
and powder puffs.
At the Allaire a tennis tournament took
place Monday. Those participating repre-
scented the cottage colonies for consider
able distance north and south J. l.. iowa
defeated DIR. Waterman. Mr.. iowa and Miss
NJ Moran won from Miss FGske and II. Ken
nedy {. Fiske and Miss c. Faber defeated
Miss A Downing and Miss NJ. Quinlaw In
the ladies' doubles. while In the ladies' sin
giles Miss Il. Luke defeated Miss NJ West.
The mems doubles was the event OF the
tournament attracting most interest It
was Won by A. Drury and j. iowa. who in
the mai round defeated 2. Kennedy and w.
Snyder
fishing party TO Barnegat was one of
the diversions OF Wiibur;on guests this
week The party brought lot of FISH home
with them.
Among those who have registered at the
New Monmouth for the remainder of the
season are Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Close OF
Washington
Mr. and Mrs George B. Burdelbacle of
washington are spending the summer at the
Allaire. They are registered from Wash
ington.
Washington is represented at the Essex
and Sussex by Mrs. James c. Fucker.
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ALLENHURST.
special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALLENHURST. N. j., July q. 1906.
The Thursday Morning Whist Club met
again this week at the Ailenhurst Inn and
was more largely attended than at any
time this year Interest in card playing
seems to be decidedly on the increase and
there is talk of having the club meet twice
weekly.
Sacred concerts have again been started
Sunday nights at the inn. The hotel has
Schaeffers orchestra from the Hotel st.
Regis in New York. and his efforts are
alone great attraction. Mr. Alberto c..
Morrow of the Metropolitan Opera House
and Nine. Florence Drake Leroy have been
engaged to appear in several of the con-
certs this season.
A first-class production of 'As You Like
IT, interested patrons of the inn Tuesday
evening, when Jessica Lewis and CONF any
of English players performed in the iheater
of the hotel There was an audience rep
resentative of the most select cottage sec
ton as we'll as of hotel patrons.
A luncheon given by Mrs. Rufus W. At
wood at the Norwood early in the week
was attended by representative society peo-
pie
Late Washington arrivals at the Curiew
include Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Lafreta.
The Allenhurst Inn is entertaining Mrs
James D. Stanton, who has come from
Washington to spend the remainder of the
season here.
William f. Townley of Washington Is
spending few weeks at the Dunes.
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AT BAY HEAD.
special Correspondence Of The Star.


BAY HEAD, n. j., July 81. 1906
All the hotels in Bay Head are practically
filled with their summer contingent. The
proprietors say this is the best season they
have had In the history OF the resort and
are light hearted over the prospects of their
harvest.
\ fishing party from the Bluffs got 267
fish from days efforts on Tuesday. There
have been other catches making almost as
good a showing. company OF cottagers
got nearly zoo fish Thursday when they
made day OF it on the bay.
They say there is no season like rainy
ono for good fishing. and. that being adj
United. certainly an explanation Is given
FOR some phenomenal catches recorded dur
Ing the past few days. The sun has shone
brightly, and it has teemed rain at inter-
walls all day long and for several days past
The captains OF fishing sloops hereabouts
however provide their visitors with OIL
skins and are also In the majority of cases
able to shelter them from the rain In spa
clous cabins. and so the wet weather has
bsen no drawback. Fishing and bathing
have been the two sports INDUCED in.
Washington arrivals at the BLUFFS IN
clude Mrs. James A. johnson and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard ID. Walton. all of whom are
here for an indefinite stay
George +. Travis OF Washington is a sea-
son registration at the Bluffs.
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ence Cummings. Albert cumnings. Harold
Cummings, DIR. Barrow r. Franklin. wife
and daughter Mrs. A. r. Whitemore. MrA.
Martha WhitweiI. Joseph High. John Car
roll and Mrs. 3. n. Kirkpatrick OF New
Jersey.
l. Mount Rose House-Mrs. John "A. Hus-
ton, Mrs. Henry v. Downing, Mrs Elisa
beth r. Downing, Albert Garfviere. James
r. Bruce. Arthur B. Whitman. ]. r. Young
and wife. Col. c. J. Brown, Mrs e. N
Jones. Mrs. ]. G. Jones. T. C. Jones. Ed
ward A. Beard of Rockville, Nd: Misses
Carrie v. and MAZDA O. Wright, Miss Bes-
sic 81. Garner. Robert Perry and wife Of
Fredericksburg Va
Waldorf formerly Sherman s}-Price For-
maly. Eugene Waters. H D. Young, Frank
Carmeckfe. r. G. Waifare. Ernest r. Hum
phrey. Mrs. Ernest r. Humphrey and Mrs.
Dufries.
Logan House-Mrs. Fennel. Mrs. Sylvester
and family. Miss lone Dawson. Mrs. NJ. w.
Dawson. Miss I. Anderson. Mrs. Davis OF
Virginia. Mrs. b. v. Potts and daughters Of
New Mexico.
Washington House = j. r. Faeer, DR..
Murphy. Mrs. Davis and daughters. Fred
Degges. Fred Sudgfrt, William F. Roat and
wife. Dave e. Bayles. Edgar r. Allen. II.
F. Hullett. Charles Glover, IT.. OF Aiexan-
dria. Va.
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there are plenty of both land and water
sports to be INDUCED In. The disciple OF
Izaak Walton may fish, the hunter may
gun. the golfer may enjoy MS game. the
devotee OF tennis may use his racquet the
bowler may enjoy the alleys, and the
bather may have good time in the edge OF
the surf. Bathing was never better than II
Is now and along the edge of the ocean
there are thousands every noon enjoying
this seaside pleasure.
Nightly there are dances, card parties
and dinners being given about the leading
hotels and at the varioas cottages. so tfat
n one is In the social whirl at all he OF she
can find some place to pass the time ana
en- joy excellent company
The Cape May Yacht Club Is arranging
for a midsummer race. in which about
thirty of the fastest launches wi take p3rt
There will also be sailing races by the cat
rugged yachts. and the owners OF both the
motor and sail boats expect TO nave sooo
times and take prominent parts III tue
races and in the social events which VIII De
clustered about the time that these take
place. Saturday. August 4, VIII prooioiy
be the time set for these events ana manu-
some prizes will be given to the winners.
Daniel Buckley of Washington is sojourn-
ing II the Elberon.
Miss Lucy Powell of Washington is a
guest at the Windsor.
Mrs b. V Jackson and Miss c. O. Jack
son of Washington are pleasantly ioca'eu
at the Stockton.
Lieut.. Commander Thomas Washington
of the United States navy Is guest at Inc
Star Villa.
Miss Marion Barghausen of Washington
is spending the summer at the Stockton.
w A. Weaver of Washington is a guest
al the Windsor.
William Fowle Brookes of Alexandria
Va. has joined friends at the Baltimore
Inn here.
Arthur Herbert and Arthur Bryant OF
Alexandria are at the Baltimore Inn Tor
visit.
Mr. and Mrs W. P. Huxford of WASH
ington are sotournng al the Stockton.
Mrs Charles NJ. Mccartney and children
are at the Breakers for the summer.
Miss Sarah Johnson and Miss Mary
Cragin Of Washington are at the Breakers
for an extended visit
Frank r. Maurer of Washington has
foined "A party of friends at the Windsor
Mrs O'Reilly, wife of Surgeon General
Richard o Reilly of the United States army.
is passing the summer at the Breakers
while her husband is touring Europe IN
yestigating the various Red Cross societies.
Robert W. Dutton, deputy recorder OF
deeds of the city of Washington, is passing
his tenth season as a guect at the cape
House Cape May Point.
Mrs Charles Brewton and two children
of Washington are guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Brewton at their cottage on Me-
chanic street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hartford of WASH
ington are guests ut the Stockton.
John w. Stewdrt of Washington Is ate
arrival a Congress Hall.
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NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
'ecfai Correspondence Of The Star.


NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH. Nd,
July 80 1900.
I Time is happily passed by the guests OF
the hotel and numerous cottagers at this
little city by the sea In the many pleasures
OF the place--bathing. Grabbing. sailing etc.
Mass is celebrated regularly at the new
Catholic church. st, Anthonys. each Sun
day now. The Rev. Father Carroll OF ST.
Patrick's Church. Washington, ofiiciated
Sunday before last. and one OF the Domini-
can fathers from the Dominican College,
Brookland last Sunday
The regular monthly meeting of the North
Beach Property Owners Association was
held at the cottage OF Major Charles VIII
liams last Saturday night. Matters for the
betterment and Improvement OF the town
were considered. There were present
Major williams president Dr. George w
Boyd. Mr.. Aaron T. Townshend DR. Damon
A. Binkert. Mr.. Afonzo o. Tlngley, Mr..
Lewis II. Greist. Prof Michael A. Mess,
Mr.. E. Judge Williams and Mr.. Lee An
derson, secretary. A portion of the road
leading to this place from the Chesapeake
Beach railroad station. which washed
out by the heavy storms OF last fall and
winter, has been repaired and part of the
tetty work to protect the banks and road
from future washes has been done. The
| town bus meets all trains now.
The Ladies' kimona Euchre Club held
Williams last Friday morning The second
meeting was held at the cottage of Mr..
Aaron Il. Townshend Monday. Mr.. Grelst
has given several delightful sailing parties
to his numerous friends on his handsome
yacht
DR.. George w. Boyd made flying visit
to North Beach Saturday afternoon to see
| his family. to note the progress of tho
jetty work. as chairman OF that committee,
and to attend the meeting OF the citizens
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gundlach and their
pretty daughters. Misses Bertha and SUSIE
have arrived at the beach for the sum-
mer. AIR. Gundlach is about to erect a
cottage on his lot.
Major and Mrs. william r. Lowe and
| daughter. Mrs Jack Woodford husband
and baby. have taken fiat at The Pines
and Holly
Miss Bessie BOYD has had tennis court
laid out in front OF her fathers residence.
from which she and her friends derive
much pleasure.
Mr.. Le0Dold Lippman and family have
arrived. having rented a cottage here for
portion of the season.
Four pretty cottages have been recently
completed for Dr. Damon a. Bnkert. Mr..
Alonzo o. Tingley. Mr. VIM. Newman and
Mr. James II. Collins and are occupied by
them and their respective families. Great
Improvements have been made by John
NJ McGill and Major Charles Williams to
their residences.
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POINT PLEASANT.
10, correspondence Of The Star.

Specfal Correspondence of The Star.
POINT PLEASANT. n. J.. July IL 1906
Patrons of the Pine Bluff Inn went pic
nicking on the Manasquan river on Tues
day.
A fishing party made up of patrons OF
the Warwick Arms went to Barnegats bay
for the day on Tuesday. They brought back
with them nearly a hundred bass, blue and
weakhsh. Military euchre has been ia
vorite game with patrons of this hotel re-
Gently. Fort Henry was victorious. the
PLAYERS including Miss Cassen, Mrs. Phil
lipean. Mrs Van Pelt and NJ. Deevy.
On the public tennis courts of Point Pleas
ant a tournament is now in progress 1t
has progressed so far as the ladies sin
giles, and Miss Gertrude Bondee. Miss w.
P. ConelI and Miss Henry have each set
to their credit.
All festivities at the Leighton were done
away with this week, for the proprietor OF
eighteen years Mrs. Emma +. Morford,
died after long Illness on Tuesday
The Warwick Arms is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. James Dupont of Washington.
Among the Washingtonians at the Leigh
ton are Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Thompson.
Registered at the Carroliton from WASH
ington is Miss Beatrice Cooke. She Is &C
companied by her aunt. Mrs. Benjamin
Cooke.
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WACHAPREAGUE.
ee,sl Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
WACHAPREAGUE Va, July 10. 1905.
The third week in July has certainly
brought realization of the hsherman's
dream TO Mr.. J. Il. Bulltt OF Big Stone Gap.
who truly can be called the champion Ash
erman of the season, who with his two
sons brought In a haul of 40 beautiful
trout and spot. It was truly fine sight
when they were displayed on the green at
Hotel Wachapreague. Mr.. Bullitt and fam
lily Toasted on their own fish, The boys
were delighted. as this has been their dream
OF sport
The moonlight excursions still hold the
guests for the pleasures of the evening.
One was especially enjoyed during the week
when Miss Browne of Birmingham. Ala.
one of the sweet singers of the south. gave
US few old-fashioned songs.
One of the prettiest and most gracious
DANES that has visited Wachapreague
Hotel this season was Mrs. Preston Has
kell She could well represent one of the
ld-time portraits; SO clear cut are her fea-
lures, and so attractive her manners that
to know her is to admire her.
Mrs. Gorsuch and daughter, Miss Mary,
are again guests here, as last summer.
Island House becomes more and more
attractive each day. 1t is now under the
management Of Mrs. William Fosquee and
she throws wide open its doors to welcome
guests Picnicking is much enjoyed there,
Whcre ample DdsktlS are sIJifdu Oul Oi tiae
tables on the verandas facing the ocean.
" here delightful breeze is always blow
ing.
Hotel Wachapreague Is nCw under the
management OF Mr.. Gregory OF 8elyidier
of Baltimore, Md Mr.. Gregory IL "A thor
ough business man and will see that his
guests are well cared for In the best style.
The following guests are registered at
the hotel: Mr.. c. r. Long. Baltimore Nd;
Mr. A I.ieberman Baltimore, Md; Mr. II.
Mittnacht, Baltimore. Md; Rev i. O.
Crutchieid. Richmond, Va; DIR. w. E.
Doughty, Baltimore, Md; Mr. n. Z. Lasa-
ter Winston-Salem. n. c.; Mr.. r. ]. Tray
ford, Tasley, Va; II. E. Westcott. Maps
burg, Va; w. ]. Fleming, Mapsburg, Va:
Mr.. N. b. Rich Onley. Va; Andrew JUS
tice Mapsburg, va; Mr. J. s. Farowskey.
New Prospect; U. A. Rochell Norfolk. Va:
Mai K. Seiby and son. Baltimore, Md; Mr.
George B. Savage. Keller, Va; Mr.. c. t.
Elmore Virginia; p. c. Ayers, Painters,
Va: John ]. Kerns. Baltimore, Md; Mr.
and Miss Browne. Birmingham. Ala
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Al corr.snondence Of mac star.

Special Correspondence Of The star
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. July 90 1906.
With the close OF the campmeeting many
OF the visitors to the park have returned
to their several homes, but each incoming
train brings other guests, and from the
number Of dining parties one sees on their
way to the various points Of interest there
seems to be but little diminution in the
daily residents.
The civic conference, which was to meet
here in tn eearly week. has been unavoid-
ably postponed until later in the month.
but nevertheless the days have not been
void OF interest.
Friends OF Israel Day" drew large
audience to hear tho Rev. Maurice Ruben.
Decentralization, superintendent of the
New Covenant Mission. Pittsburg. Pa, who
gave two lectures upder the title of Cap
tain Dreyfus'' and THE Passover" The
second lecture on The Passover was
given in the evening, and was finely illus
trated with stereoptcon views.
Yesterday, today and tomorrow have been
given up to the advocates of temperance.
The first meeting Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union was held last evening In
the auditorium. and an address by Mrs.
r J. Trego. national evangelist OF Cleve-
land. Ohio. Today there is open con-
ference and another address from Mrs,
Trego
Next week the Consumers League will
meet mere, anu n uliSSlpH tOuleItHce Will
also be held in charge of Rev. ]. C. Floyd.
field secretary of the Missionary Society of
the NJ e Church. large attendance is
expected at both these events.
Mrs. Mary Odell is a recent visitor to the
Park from Washington.
Mr.. James Simpson and Mrs. Emma
Peake are also on the grounds from the
same city.
Mrs r. c. Meyer from Washington vas
Il recent visitor to the campmseting.
John +. Talbot from Washington is here
for = short time.
Mr. +. NJ Bunt and Miss Harriet Bunt
are on the grounds for the season.
Miss Mary Thompson is enjoying a few
days at the Park.
Mrs. NJ Forest de Teri and Miss Pauline
NJ de Teri are registered at the Burlington
from Washington.
Mr.. s. L. Ford is a late arrival from the
capital. as are also MIR. and Mrs. I. w.
Browning.