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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14

WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
sltrade: new system; only eight weeks
provided: tools donated; positions
guaranteed WHEN through; write for
free catalogue. '"MOLER'S BARRIER
COLLEGE, 1S1 Prince Street New
York City.
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Wants,
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THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is ! cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with minimum cost OF 10 cents
Tor each insertion. The same
rate applies to deaths, marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
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WANTED. AT ONCE, A REGISTERED
or assistant registered pharmacist; store
open week days from A. NJ. to $3.50
p. NJ, and on Sundays about three
hours; clerks allowed two nights off a
z week B. Fl. GORRELL. Pharmacist,
4 Lexington, Va.
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FINISHER WANTED, AT
Putnam's Organ Factory; s2.75 per
day for the right man. who thor
oughly understands and can take
charge of vanishing and finishing
on walnut and oak. in all its depart
ments. w. w. PUTNAM & CO.,
stanton, Va.
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MACHINERY.

SPECIAL. AND PATENTED MACHIN-
cry built. Let us develop your mechani-
cal ideas along. that patent you nave
been thinking about; liberal proposition
G, b. FORD CO., Trigg Shipyard.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

BC, HALF-SOLE MEMS SHOES. LA
dies, Coo; chidren's, 40c.; every pair
sewed; no squeak: no nails; no pegs:
Rock Oak" soles. DREW EiEC.
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. ZIG r. Main st.
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BE A DETECTIvE-MILL IN
Jewels and money stolen annually. For
tunes in rewards offered every year for
recovering stolen property. tracking
criminals and obtaining divorce and
similar evidence: capable male and te-
male detectives in universal demand by
stores, banks, railroads and govern
ments If tired of your humdrum life,
.4y this most interesting. exciting, pay
|, ing profession; easy to learn and start
Send 81 for How to BE Detective"
and reward list. We sell regulation Off
cial detective supplies. handouts
badges, bul's-eyes, police whistles.
rogues' albums. etc. Send ten cents for
( list KARST & KARST. Detective De-
partment IS. Dunelen. N. j.
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MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
the mail order business; began with $.
Any one can do the work In their own
home. Send for free booklet: tells
how to get started. MANAGER, Box
$40 Iockport n. Y.
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sAUNDERs'S FEVER AND AGUE
Pills; guaranteed to Gu chlls and fever
and all malarial conditions. 7bc. All
druggists.
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FOR SALE-S0O CASH BUYS OVEN
and tools: only bakery In Emporia; good
business; good reason for selling. Adj
dress T. A. HERMANCE, Box 233. En-
poria Va
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FOR SALE. NEW WAGONS TO SUIT
YOU. Several second hand grocery,
laundry. dry goods and phaetons,
and Dayton wagons Painting, repair
ing and rubber tire work. RICH
ARDSON BROS. 615 Brook Avenue.
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FOR SALE. DELIVERY. LAUNDRY
and Dayton Wagons, new and second
hand; prices right. w. c. SMITH, 314
North Fifth.
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WANTED. SMART. QUICK YOUTH.
good address, about 16 years of age,
for collecting and work In lawyers Of
fee. Answer. in own handwriting. CIV
ing references. CONFIDENTIAL, care
Carrier No. 3.
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PHOkoGRAPHS.

COMPLETE, LINE OF EDISON PHO
nographs, records and supplies, whole-
sale and retail. c. b. HAYNES. CO.,
East Main,
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WANTED TWENTY-FIVE CARPEN-
tiers at $3.50 per day, and seventy-fve
laborers at sl.50 per day. Apply Mon
day morning to IMPROVEMENT
FOREMAN. American Locomotive
N Works.
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SALARY SIS TO $40 PER WEEK AND
expenses. advanced, to travel; either
sex. YOWELL Allen Hotel.
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FOR SALE. FULL LINE CLOSED CAR
rlages for winter use new and second
hand: goods guaranteed. w. c. SMITH
314 North Fifth.
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Miscellaneous.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

s5 WILL BUY 10Th. p. ELECTRIC
motor: $500 will buy Croker Wheeler
l5-H p. motor, with starting box at
tached. all in first-class condition: $50
will buy lo-H. p. gas engine 20-H. P.
boiler and engine Chase: all as good
chaser a bargain can be had all betting
and shafting attached. 5000 feet pipe,
almost, new: shafting and pulleys; for
sale. three Sturtevant blowers; We pay
brass, lead zinc and old betting Cali
us up and get prices THE NJ. KEEL
LEY IRON AND METAL CO. GNCD
Twentieth and Main Streets. Phone 23.
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Personals.

THINK OF THIS. YOUNG LADIES!
IS to Sc PER WEEK WHILE LEARN
ING; MUCH MORE IN A FEW
WEEKS: WORK LIGHT AND PLEAS
ANT, CALL AT WH1TLOCk BRANCH,
AMERICAN CIGAR CO.. TWENTY
THIRD AND CARY STREETS.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN, EXPERIENCE
ed accountant, opens. systemiZes. au-
dts and closes books. phone BOIL.
HANDSOME, RUGS AND DRUGGETS
woven from old carpets. Mrs. A. ].
PYLE. 3l5 North Fifth.
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Rules Committee to Meet. a.
ITHACA, NY, January 4 3-.Prof. H.,
M Dennis, OF Cornell, as chairman of
the Amulgamated Football Rules Com
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Wants,
ONE CENT A WORD.
Wanted.

green's or plants Far cnsh. Addre.a
with full particulars. p. o. Box 4,
South Orange, N. J.
WANTED-YoUR DlE1NG, FRENCH
and steam cleaning; established 1883.
Mrs. A. j. PYLE, 3l5 North Fifth
Street.
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Meetings..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Virginia State In
surance Company will be held at the
office Of the company. corner Fifth and
Main Streets, on THURSDAY January
24th) at IL o'clock noon.
ROBERT LECRY, Jr.. Secy.
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WANTED, MACHINIST AND MA
chinist helpers or shop hands for
locomotive work. Apply Master Me-
chanIc, n. Y. p. G. n. r. r., Cape
Charles, Va.
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For Sale.

THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN RIDE IN
our handsome one-horse surrey;
built light but strong; leather trim
med: rubber tires: a great assort-
ment A. MEYERS SONS, 100 South
Eighth Street.
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WANTED. YOUTH TO MAKE HIM
self useful in dry goods and shoe
store; references required. LOUIS
WASHER, 390S Williamsburg Ave.
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AT ONCE. SEVERAL MEN UNDER So.
sound, to prepare for entrance exams.
for railway mail service; eXcellent
opportunity; particulars free. 504
Interstate Bldg. Cedar Rapids, Ia
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Legal Notices.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HENRICO COUNTY,:
The Peoples Trust Company. Committee
of the Estate of Ellen Stebbins. luna
tic Plaintiff
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Help Wanted Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
4 earn s75 TO 500 monthly correspond
ing for newspapers; sure, steady
work. no canvassing; experience UNI
4 necessary. Send for particulars.
PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport. N. Y.
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FOR SALE. TEN ROOM COTTAGE AT
Willoughby Spit Ocean View, Va,
fronting Chesapeake Bay; desirable
location. Price, $3,450; $1,000 cash.
Address W. S. MATTHEW'S Real
Estate Investments, Bank Commerce
Building Norfolk, Va.
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WANTS PARTNER WITH
$1,000 or more. A. a. MOORE, Suth-
erlins Va
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Real Estate For Sale.

FOR SALE. TWENTY SEVEN ROOM
cottage at Willoughby Spit. Ocean
View, Va. fronting Chesapeake Bay:
near Exposition Grounds, and Will
make splendid board ing house. Price,
$500: $500 cash. balance on time.
Address w. S. MATTHEW'S. Real
Estate Investments, Bank Commerce
Building Norfolk, Va.
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YOUNG MAN WITH $1,000 OR 5000 TO
take, active. interest In an agency and
you mean business. Good opportunity
for right man. Address G 5s3, this Of
flee.
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WANTED, REGISTERED PHARMA-
cists. Address, with references,
Il "sALoL," Eighth Ward, Norfolk, Va.
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FOR SALE-HOUSE. WITH FOUR
rooms In Farrandsville; will sell cheap
Apply to GEORGE KERsEY, Holdings
Street.
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CAPABLE MIDDLE-A AGED
white woman to nurse and do gem
eral houseWork for family of three
4 In fiat; good home and good wages
4 to right party. Address 1905 Grove
. Avenue,
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Business Opportunities.

FOR sALE-CoUNTRY. SToRE--CAR-
rying $4,000 stock OF general mer-
chandise, wishes to SELL This is an
exceptionally good opportunity to
one wishing to engage In the mer-
camille business. Store Is located
sixty-five miles south of Richmond
eight miles off of railroad. The
owner prefers to sell as an entirety,
but to thoroughly capable man.
will sell one-half interest. provided
he could attend to same in all It's
details. Over $4,000 OF business
done last year. Address BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY. care Southern Bar
gain House. Richmond. Va.
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NOTICE.-THE REGULAR ANNUAL
meeting Of the stockholders of the vir-
GINA State Fair Association, Inc, will
be held in the Assembly Room. MUIR
phys Hotel, Richmond, Va. ut 8 P. NJ.
sharp. January H. 1907.
NJ. A. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
Richmond, Va, Jan. 10. 1907.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Broad Street
Bank, Richmond. Va. will be held at
their banking house at o'clock P.
NJ. February IL, 1907.
ANDREW NJ. GLOVER, Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Columbian Building and Loan Asso-
citation Of Richmond Va, will be held
at the office of the Company on WE'D
NESDAY, January 3Oth. 1907. at =.
M. G.. b. MOUNTCASTLE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Standard Paper
Mfg. Co. Will be held at the office
of the company. in Manchester. on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, January
GATH at 4 o'clock.
ROBT. S. CRUMP,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Help Wanted Female.

ENERGETIC LADIES TO WRITE LET
tiers at home, spare time or full time
Rapid writers should earn 50 to sl2
per week; work sent by mail, Adj
dress the H. w Is. CONRAD PUB
FISHING co. 705 Filbert Street
philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR SALE. CIGAR AND TOBACCO
business in Roanoke; established
trade; centrally located; splendid OPP
portunity for man with small capt
tai Address "TUXEDO," Box 2SS,
Roanoke Va
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SUCCESS IN THE STOCK MARKET:
How to Attain It Our new book of
112 pages will give detailed informa-
ton: free on request. Write for It.
JOHN A BOARDM4AN & CO. Bankers
and Brokers. SO Broadway. New York.
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"A LADY STENOGRAPHER.
II Give reference. Address G 0o5. care this
{ office.
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WANTED, a LADY TO KEEP A
double-entry set of books; none but
s competent party need apply; must
II. Write a good hand. CLARENCE
Il COSBY. 1891 East Cary Street
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Flats For Rent.

FURNISHED APARTM ENT FOR
rent. Apply, at oEce, $40 e. Franklin
Street
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
BRADLEY BEACHERS KEEP
BUSY ON TENNIS COURTS,
Interest in Bowling Matches Increases
Donkey Party for Children
at Hotel La Refine.
[speoial 70 the Evenlng star.l


BRADLEY BEACH. Ang. 10.-Bradley
Beachers have taken up tennis playing
during the last fortnight. So that they
might have the best OF courts upon which
to pursue the game Thomas F. Sommers.
who built Hotel LaReine at Bradley Beach
last winter, has had two splendid gravel
courts constructed.
Interest In bowling matches at Hotel
LaReine's alleys increases as the season
advances, for Proprietor Frank DeWolf
has secured an oak and silver loving cup
for the best score of the season. There is
another silver cup for the best ten game
average made by any man during the SUM
vlded, and there are other prizes for boys
and girls.
A donkey party entertained children at
the Hotel LaReine Thursday. Several
prizes and favors were given and twenty
FIVE little people participated. Tonight 2
full dress dance will be held at the hotel
az usual, and 1t is expected that there Will
be nearly zoo people attending
Stopping at Hotel LaReine are DIR. Fran
els r.. Glazebrook and family, of Morris
town.: Newarkers lately arrived are Mr.,
a Id Mrs. Frank J. Book, and Mr.. and Mrs
A. Haefel. Other guests include g. c.
Scheiner. OF Orange, and Mr.. and Mrs
William A Hamilton. of Lakewood.
Registered at the Beach View are Robei
Wright, Of Orange; c. NJ. Ferguson, OF
Jersey City; d. z. Rogers of Elizabeth
w. w. Cakes, of Bloomfield. Mr.. and Mrs
d. 4. Delaney, Miss Agnes Delaney, l. M.
Heisler, #. Ginger, Clin kokcr and Samuel
Brenner and family, of Newark.
Miss Ruth Carhart. of Newark, is spend
ing August with Miss Eta Richards, OF
Park avenue.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
CARNIVAL NEXT WEEK
AT SPRING LAKE
Festivities Will Be sInaugurated by
Automobile Parade Made Up Of
Cottagers and Hotel Guests.
[speelal 70 the EVENING star.l

SPRING LAKE. Aug. 10-An event that
will put society in a futter all along this
section of the shore is the fourth annual
Spring Lake carnival and horse show, a n
nounced to begin Thursday next, and last
through the remainder of the week. An
automobile parade made up cottagers and
hotel guests will ~inaugurate the first days
program, ending with a lawn concert by
Winckler's Band. In front of the new
Monmouth Hotel. The usual water sports
at the Casino will occupy the second day
Of the carnival, with an afternoon band
concert n an evening concert and re-
ception. The horse show comes on Satur-
day. opening at 2:30 o'clock, and located
In the circle In front of the new Mon
mouth Hotel. An elaborate display of py-
rotechnics will wind up the day. Ibis is
to be given from a pier on the lake in
front of the new Monmouth, and III FUR
nishing an outdoor concert
the Second Regiment Band Of Trenton.
Afterward there will be dancing at the
new Monmouth and at the Casino Club,
Another dance and reception Will be
given to the guests of the Gray Swan Inn
this evening, and on Sunday they will
be rendered a musicale, in which several
ducts and solos will be rendered by, pro
house will assist. Some of those who, Will
engage in dancing this evening are Colonel
and Mrs. Howard. Miss Howard, Captain
Garfield. Miss e. A. Walker. Miss F. E
Walker and Miss r. v. Byrne.
The Gray Swan Inn Is entertaining Mrs
9, w Ramsey esnol Mss d EHllz9 HsItb Ramsey RAMSEY,
John A.. Ramsey n Thomas Ramsey, OIL
Perth Amboy.
Among the late Newark arrivals at the
Wilburton is w. T Carter, jr.
AT the same hotel are Harold and Ken
meth Bell and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos s. Bell
Of Newark.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
POLO IS GROWING IN
FAVOR AT SEABRIGHT.
Two Cups Have Been Offered, and Many
Players Are Seen on Grounds Oppo-
site the Rumson Inn.
Especial to the Evening star.l

SEABRIGHT, AUG 10.-Society here
Is giving perhaps more than its usual
attention this season to polo. Life on the
polo grounds. opposite the Rumson Inn.
where most of the folks from this vicinity
go. has been very active the past week.
Prominent among the players seen there
ginning August 81 a big tournament
Is planned. NJ. c. d. Borden has
given q cup for the chief prize for this
tournament the cup to be known as the
"Rumson Challenge up" Before 1t can
be permanently held it must be won three
times by a club. A cup that can be owned
MY under like circumstances has been
donated by Felix M. Warburg. Seabright
and Monmouth Beach players are practis-
ing for the tournament Tuesdays, Thurs
LAYS and Saturdays of each week by n
process of elimination reducing its force
to the best squad for defense of the cup.
Prospects for a new hotel at Seabright
have developed recently. Negotiations are
on. and Indications point toward the build
ing of a fine new hostelry here during the
alists. Plans are ont for the building.
The cost Of the house planned would be
5000. 900. 4
Hotel Panacci has been a rendezvous for
society all the week. A few days ago the
Porkers' Club entertained ' Extensively
there. Afterward there was an excellent
entertainment. the best vaudeville players
from one Of the New York roof gardens
being brought down. Last night the hotel
MANAGEMENT had the Brooks and Venton
trio of entertainers. They gave a vaude-
Vile sketch for guests.
At the Panacci are Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Harrington and Miss harrington, OF
Newark.
Well-known Newark guests of the Oc-
taRon are Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sheppard
and w. II. Sheppard. jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burch. Miss Burch
and Miss Mary Joyce, of Newark, are
spending a month at the Peninsula.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
MANY SOUTHERNERS
AT LONG BRANCH
Resort Is Entertaining Bigger Crowds
Than Ever Before, Except in Its
Old, Palmy Days.
Ispecaal to the Eyening star.l


LONG BRANCH, Aug. 10.-August has
brought to the Branch greater throngs OF
people than have been known here for al
least a dozen years, and the resort is
booming as 1t never did before, except IN
its palmy days, many years ago, wnen IL
was the lending fashionable watering place
of the country. An influx of people from
the South has been most noticeable. IT Is
said that there are upwards of a thousand
Southerners in town. Heretofore the re-
sort has not drawn much from that sec
ton. +.
Wednesday was farmers day. for an
the countryfolk residing in the section inn
mediately west of this place and near the
country seat of p. F, Collier, at Eaton
town. Mr.. Collier gave a big clambake to
nearly four hundred of these people, and
says that each Summer after this he IN
tends holding a similar festival. After
dinner the guests were transported to the
old Monmouth race track, where a lot OF
the fast horses Mr.. Collier has here and
those of his friends were trotted out In
several heats.
the new vaudeville house on the ocean
front near the old West n cottages the
first of the week, and society, by its large
turnout. gave evidence of its appreciation
of summer theatricals. This Is the first
season when there has been an oppor-
tunity to see f1rst-class actors and ac-
~tresses. Dockstader's minstrels came the
middle of the week. and are playing
August "a is set as the date for an
amateur circus that a lot of ~well-known
summer people In the neighborhood are
promoting. It will largely take the place
of the well-known Deal circus, given by
the summer society of Deal, Allenhurst
and Long Branch for a number of seasons
past.
Herman d. Schuleman has lately regis
tered at the Tallahassee from Newark. as
have also Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome D.. Rosen-
berg, of the same city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron D.. Heinzheimer. of
Newark, are located at the Hollywood.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
GIRL AND FIAMCE DROWN
AT POINT PLEASANT.
Daughter of Judge Mcpherson, of Phila-
delphia, and Young Troy Man
Ventured Too Far Out.

ASBURY PARK, Rug. 10.-Mise Eliz-
abeth Mcpherson, 10 years old, daugll-'
ter of Judge John B. Mcpherson, Of
Philadelphia, ard Charles B.. Judison,
of Troy, n. Y, were drowned While
bathing in The surf at Point Pleasant
yesterday afternoon. The breakers
were running high at the time and the
life guards were off duty.
The young couple were bathing some
distance from the few others who
braved the treacherous surf. The only
witness to the dual tragedy was a lit
tie girl, who ran to a group nearby
and told of having witnessed the
drowning. The bodies were recovered
half an hour later and taken to Cor
oner Harvey's Morgue at Point Pleas
ant. 1t is reported that the couple
were engaged to be married.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
"TRIP VAN WIMKLE"
PATR0NIZED LITERALLY.
Jefferson's Celebrated Play Pleases
Catskill Society Folk.

NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-In a beautiful
grove on the side of the Kaaterskill
Glove, nea Catskill, N. Y, the first
open-air production of Joseph Jeffer-
sons decentralization of RIP Van Win
kle" was played last night. The site
is the n made memorable by the
legend itself. Local tradition makes
the region so much the home of Rip
that the small boys in the neighbor-
hood are taught to believe that the
thunder is caused by the gnomes play
ing at ten-pins high up on the side of
the mountains,
The production was under the pa
tronage OF prominent society women OF
New York, Philadelphia and other
cities, who are summering here, and
5000 seats were sold. The costuming
and acting were SO accurate that with
the genuine setting the illusion was
nearly complete. Rip gvas impersonated
by George Ober.
A large orchestra assisted and three
calcium lights and a powerful search
light illuminated the grove. Electric
lights and Japanese lanterns also were
used.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10

The Newarkers here for the summer ar,
scattered through the hotels and boardins
houses from Point Pleasant to Bay Head
and through West, Point Pleasant along the
Manasquan River. Some of them rent
or cottages. One of the Oldest sum
mer residents here Is Chief Justice Will
lam S. Gummere, at the corner of At
lantic and Boston avenues. Wilbur c,
Meier Is also a cottage holder here, as
are w. 9. Chittick and Louis c.. Gillespie,
of East Orange.
Across the picturesque Manasquan River
is Brlells. a rival to Lakewood, in a
salubrious climate. Its winter temperature
Is said to average 10 degrees higher than
that of Newark. while Ii is located in
the same pine belt as Lakewood, which
Is nine miles away to the west. On the
beautiful river drive here are to be seen
he handsome homes of George c. Plume,
George NJ. Keasbey Greville,
all Of Newark. Among the Newark fami-
lies spending the summer here are Fred
erick Natts and wife, Raymond Natts
and William +. Nichols and family.
Pine Bluff Inn, the Norwich Arms, the
Curtis House anu the Point Pleasant
Cottage are all patronized by Newarkers
this season. At the last named cottage
are Mr.. Stanhote and family and Mrs.
Crone, from Orange. and Mrs. r. r.
Haywood and family, of East Orange.
The Carrollton has among its guests
Mrs. 8. P. Luzams and Miss H.. S. Hewes,
of Newark, and Mrs. Pelt Smith, Of East
Orange.
The Carrollton numbers among Its other
guests Miss Laura Purcell. Miss Ella Pur-
cell, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Dixon, E. r.
Dixon, Miss j. Power and George w.
Hulmcs, Of Jersey City.
Mrs. ]. F. McCabe, ]. F. McCabe, jr,
Louis McCabe and Miss Elsie McCabe, Of
Jersey City, are late registrations at the
Warwick Arms.
Miss Ella Crowsll, of Newark, is spsld-
ing the next six weeks at the Leighton.
Among the late arrivals at the Pine
BLUM Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Worth,
of Newark.