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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-15

It Is reported that the Santa Fe
will extend its Hunnewell and Al7
gusta branch line from Tonkawa,
the present terminus. to Enid, to
connect with the Denver, Enid &
Gulf railroad. The line would be
between IS and 20 miles in length
and would give the Santa Fe a di,
rect line from Enid to the north. It
would put the Santa Fe In direct
competition with the Rock Island
for passenger traffic from Enid. The
distance over the Santa Fe. by way
OF Wellington, would he but little
more than over the Rock Island.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-15

SEVEN ROOM STONE HOSE. NO.
i6 Grand avenue. SIC per month.
inquire At So Sixth Street or so7
iith 81. corner of Tilden Az. i-sf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-15

Regular passenger service has
been established on the Bullfrog-
Goldfield railway between Goldfield
and Bonnie Clare. This road has
nearly twenty miles of track laid
south of Bonnie Clare and expects
soon to have its line completed into
Rhyolite. The company will build a
freight depot in the latter city near
the one now being constructed by
the Las Vegas & Tonapah company
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-15

FOR RENT - sroomed furnished
house, sa7 Gailinas: , rooms fur
nished. go Grand avenue. Rooms
from $500 ~. Hotel LeRroy. Colo
rado phone. 32i black. 2%s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-15

1t is understood that Chas. J. Ian.
try, a railroad contractor of Strong
City. Kan. has been awarded the
contract for the new Ration tunnel
which the Santa Fee will shortly be-
gin to build. Mr.. Lantry's contract
for his share Of the work will bn
100000. The tunnel is to be lower
than the present Ration tunnel and
to be wide enough for double tracks.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
LOVELESS Held A PRISONER
Rock Springs Hotel Man in Jail
Pending Trial
Given Choice of Three Months i'm
WOrkhOuse or 10 Await Trial
Half Year.

Accompanied by the redouhtable Mar
shal Collins, Of Glen Echo, and George
W. O'Brien, chairman of thatcommunity. s
Law and order committee, Walter Love
less. former proprietor Of the Rock
Spring Hotel. the establishment raided
last Saturday night was taken 90 Rock
vile yesterday and committed 20 the
county jail. pending TRIAL on five or six
charges of illegal liquor selling and run
ming gaming tables.
States Attorney Peters. Of Montgomery
county put "a proposition 10 Loyeless.
which the prisoner is considering He was
given the choice 0f pleading guilty 70 the
indictment and getting three months in
the Workhouso. or waiting six months in
jail for his trial LoveIsss said he wanted
the night to think it over and viii an
n0uuce his decision to-day.
L0veless' arrest in Washington came
through the efforts Of O'Brieu. who went
the hotel prorriet0rs bond when that
worthy was arrested for violation of the
Glen Echo local-0ptiou law LoveIess, il
is said. skipped his bond. and Brieu was
cut 500. Determined 90 have his revenge,
the chairman Of the law and order COM
mittee has pursued I.oveless ever since
the latters alleged failure % show up in
court last November.
Il was O'Br.en who instig3ted Satur-
day nights raid on the Rock Spring es-
tahlshment, hoping 10 find Loveless there
and get him into JAIL Learning that he
was in Washington. O'Brieu came to this
city Tuesday with Marshal Collins found
his man and had him arrested Requisi-
tion papers were secured yesterday from
Rockville and the prisoner taken 10 the
county seat
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
OFFICERS ELECTED BYEDITORS
Southern Newspaper Publishers As
sociation in Convention.
Edgar VI. Foster, of Nashville, Tenn,
Chosen PreSident-Medil
Mccormick Speaks.
special to The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, May o. -T The Southern
Newspaper Publishers Association, in
fifth annual convention. arrived here this
evening from Richmond aboard the
steamer Pocahoutas. and the members are
quartered az the Lynnhaven Hotel At
the annual election Of officers. held aboard
the boat. Edgar NJ Foster. Of the Nash
VILE Banner. was elected president Of the
association; J. ?. Caldwell. Of the Char
lotto Observer. vice president. and Victor
f. Hanson. Of the Montgomery Adver-
tiser, was reelected secretary and treas
urer.
on the trip down the river MCdill Nc
Cormick owner and publisher of the Chi
cagO Tribune. made an address on the
technical side Of newspaper publishing,
and Zelmo Messengale, Of Atlanta, spoke
on the relations Of the advertising agency
and the newspapers. The association de-
termined TO place the position of secre-
tary and treasurer on a more business
like basis. The work of that officer viii
be brOadened and ne will I'm the future be
paid q salary. The methods Of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers Association
Will be followed to a certain extent in the
future
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
MILDLY FRANK WINS SWORD.
Given Prize for Excellence i'm Prac-
ticaI and Theoretical Ordnance.

Annapolis, Nd. May 22.-Passed
Nidshipman Arthur ". Frank. Of No
bile. Ala. who was graduated from the
Naval Academy with the advanced sec
tion, class OF 1907. in September last,
has been declared winner Of the regula-
tiou navy sword presented annually for
personal excellence in practical and
theoretical ordnance
This sword is presented by the class
Of 1871, Naval Academy, and incites a
keen competition among the midship-
men. The selection of the MILDLY who
shall receive the gift is left TO a COM
mittee of officers. and this committee
has Just decided that Midshipman
Frank was most proficient. The pre-
sentation will be made during the June
week exercises. Immediately following
the infantry drill by the brigade. on
Tuesday. June 4.
Midshipman Frank ranked fourth IN
scholastic standing I'm his final exam
nations prior 70 graduation. He was
formerly cadet commander of the bri-
gade
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
WAR BEGUN ON HARD CIDER.
Marshal Collins To BE Employed for
Special Duty.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Md. May 2.-The county
commissioners yesterday afternoon made
an appropriation Of 500 for the use Of
States Attorney Robert b. Peter in gath
ering evidence against violatOrs Of the
local option law of the county
The action Of the commissioners was in
response to a request from the MOntgom-
cry County Anti-Saloon League. con-
talned in a resolution adopted at the re-
cent meeting at LaytOnsville, il being
there represented that the local option
law is being violated az various places IN
the county, principally by the sale Of
hard cider. The commissioners viii, Il is
understood. place additional funds at the
disposal of the States attorney If results
justify a.
Charles p Collins. Glen Echo's town
marshal and one OF the COUnty's deputy
sheriffs viii be employed 10 do special
police duty along the Conduit road.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
I 70 The Washirrtrn Hcnld.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. May 22.-The Mayor and City
Council Of Baltimore VS.. The Judges Of
the Supreme Bench Of Baltimore City.
That would be the title of a case which
may be fled in the local courts at some
time I'm the near future
suit by the city against the judges
Of the Supreme Bench would be so IN
usual as 10 attract widespread attention.
and would likewise raise a number of
very unusual legal points
The point at issue IN the proposed suit.
# it is ever brought. viii be the right OF
the Appeal Tax Court to examine the
Supreme Bench trust docket in order that
property held by trust estates may be
taxed. The Appeal Tax Court feels that
It is unable TO secure accurate lists OF
property held in various trust estates
without access to the trust docket but
it has never heretofore had This right.
About three months ago City Solicitor
Bruce, at the request Of the Appeal Tax
Court, wrote 20 Judge Harlan, Chief
Judge Of the Supreme Bench. asking that
permission TO examine the trust docket
be given 10 the Appeal Tax Court 20
enable them 20 make effective provision
in the bill Of rights that the burdens of
taxation should be evenly distributed.
Since that time the matter has also been
brought personally TO the attention Of
some Of the local judges. but the Supreme
Bench apparently has never formally con-
sidercd the matter. and. of course, has
neither given nor refused permission to
make the asked-for examination
It Is now getting on 20 the time when
the Appeal Tax Court must prepare the
new assessable basis for 1905. and the
judges OF that court are anxious to have
this trust matter settled one way or the
other II they are to have access TO the
trust docket they would like 20 exam
inc them now. so as to include all prop
erty found there I'm the new assessable
basis.
Since all the local judges are members
Of the Supreme Bench, it viii be pTac-
ticaly impossible % try the case should
if ever he instituted. I'm this city. for the
reason that the presiding judge would be
passing upon a matter 20 which he is
party
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
HORSE PLUNGES INTO RIVER.
w. II. RONcnbcrry Has Narrow Es-
cape Trying to Ford shenandoah.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. May ga special
this evening from White Post. Clarke
County. states that William II. Rosen-
berry narrowly escaped drowning yes
terday while fording the Shenandoah
River with a horse and buggy, at
Howellsville. His horse. Il blooded ami
NAL, became frightened at foam in the
river and plunged headlong into water
thirty feet deep. through which ran
swift current The horse was drowned,
the buggy lost, and Mr.. Rosenberg
swan ashore.
Soon after reaching home. Mr.. Rosen-
berry's mother. Mrs. Elemina Rosen-
berry, died following an illness Incl
dent 10 old age. She was eighty-nine
years old, and the widow of John
Rosenberg.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
Trainmen's Case Reopened.

On motion Of counsel for the dsfe' dants,
Justice Thompson, En- the Police Court
to-day. rs-opened the cases Of Motorman
John Barker and Conductor Richard A.
Acton, who had been sentenced TO pay a
fine Of SO each and to serve five days
each in the city JAIL for responsibility
I'm connection with the death of William
Creegan. which resulted from injuries re-
ccived by being struck by a Washington.
Alexandria. and Mount Vernon train in
charge Of the accused. Attorney Walter
o. Earuey. representing Conductor Acton.
and Attorney Lewis H. Machen. counsel
for MOtorman Barker. stated that they
had abandoned the appeal 10 the 'orpo-
ration Court and suggested that in lieu
of imprisonment the fire be increased 10
81 each. Jastice Thompson granted the
request, and the defendants were dis
missed upon tie payment OF the fine.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
HISTORIC HOTEL TO BE SOLD.
Headquarters OF Generals in Both
Armies in Civil War.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Winchester. va, May "A chancery
suit was filed by Mrs Emily Williams
Carter the holder Of a portion of a deed
Of trust upon the Taylor Hotel property.
90 force a settlement and probable sale
of that famous old hostelry Of which
Miss Eta B. Robins. now Of indianapolis,
Ind. is the sole surviving heir.
During the civil war, when Winchester
was taken and retaken more than eighty
times. it was headquarters Of commanding
generals Of both armies.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
HOTEL MEN APOLOGIZE.
Write Letter 10 sister of United states
Senator Rnyner.
Special to The Washington Herald.

olfNidl 10 Inc washington htfdia
Baltimore. Nd. May 22.-Mrs. Bertha
Rayner Frank, sister Of United States
Senator 1sador Rayner. who left the
Marlborough -Blenheim Hotel at Allan
tic City, when the management refused
her accommodation for her nieces. a
clerk having replied that the hotel does
not entertain Jews. to-day received an
apology from Josiah White & Sons.
proprietors Of the hotel. The letter
reads:
"As stated 20 you this morning. when
we called to see you upon your invita-
tiOn, and when for the first time the
writers heard from your lips the exact
occurrence in our house last week, we
desire to offer you our sincere apology
for the discourtesy OF oar clerk in his
conversation with you regarding addi-
tiOnal accommodations for your friends
You were at the time a welcome guest
in our house. as your family had been
before. We regret exceedingly that
you should have been given the impress
sion that either you were nOJ welcome
or that your friends were not wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
Welded IN MONTGOMERY.
-Four Couples Have Ceremonies Fer
formed at Pastors Homes.

Special to The e'Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd, May 22.-Mr. Walter Ed
ward Cummings, Of Great Falls, this
county. and Miss Clara Lille May Jen-
kins, OF Tennallytown. d. c., were quietly
married last evening by Rev. Frank 7.
Griffith. Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, the ceremony taking place
at the home of the minister ut Potomac.
this county. The bride is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Jenkins.
Mr. Charles Edwards Poole Of Vienna
Va. and Miss Sadie +. Ticer. Of Alexan-
drla, were married here yesterday by Rev.
S. r. White. of the Baptist Church, the
ceremony being performed at the home
OF the minister in the presence Of several
friends of the young couple.
William Bond, aged thirty years. and
Miss Stella Travis aged twenty-seven
years. both of Alexandria. Va. came to
Rockville this afternon and were married
by Rev Ernest L. Woolfe, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Henry Tyler and Miss Minnie Johnson,
both of Washington. were also married
here to-day. The officiating minister was
Rev. S. r. White of the Baptist Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
MARYLAND CInssIs Meets.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd, May 22.-The
Maryland Chassis Of the Reformed
Church met IN thirty-third annual ses-
sion here to-day. The opening address
was delivered by the retiring president,
Rev. James u. Buhrer Rev. Hugo
EickelbsTg. Of Baltimore. was elected
president for the ensuing year, and
Rev. J. D. Buhrer, Of Washington, sec
retary. The subject Of union with the
Presbyterian Church is under discus
sion.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
MIDDIES WIN PRIZES.
Annual Contest I'm Handling Small
Boats Completed.
'eciaI to The Washington Herald

Special % The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md. May -Z.-The annual
races among the Midshipmen i'm hand
ling small boats have been completed,
and first prize. a pair OF binoculars.
was won by Frederick c. Sherman, Of
Port Huron, Mich, a member of the
fourth class. and second prize, field
glasses, by Howard IT. J. Benson, of
Macon. Ca, third class
These prizes are presented annually
by Col Robert NJ Thompson. of New
York. The race was over a course Of
about two miles, one each way, and the
winners succeeded in picking up the
greatest number of small floats"
dropped into the river from the official
boat.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
MRS. H. SNOWDEN DEAD.
Widow Of Confederate Soldier Dies
I'm Montgomery County.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd, May 22-Mrs. Henrietta
Snowden, widow of Capt Nicholas Snow
den, died yesterday morning az the home
Of he. daughter Mrs. Walter Lea, at Ash
tor this county, aged seventy-nIne years.
She Is survived by a son, Francis Snow
den. Of this county, and four daughters.
Mrs. Lea and Mrs. DR.. Augustus Stabler,
Of this county; Mrs. Gerard Hopkins, Of
Gloucester, Va, and Mrs Charles D.
Warfeld. of Glenwood. Nd. Mrs. Snow
den was a daughter Of the late William
IT. Stabler, Her husband was I'm the Con
federate army, and lost his life at Har-
risonburg Va, in 1852.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
HOTEL MONTICELLO.

Atlantic City's finest and most popular hotel at
moderate rates Kentucky ave, near bach SIC I'D
weekly Cap 80 20 eco. BCCtlet A. Z. EkHOLN.
spZ5-Et .th sat Sun
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
C. & 0. DEBT NOT INCREASED.
Stockholders Authorize Formal Con-
soIidnfiou with Line in Kentucky.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond Va. May Not a cent Of
additional bonds stocks. or other kinds
Of securities was added 10 the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway indebtedness as a re-
suit Of the speciEl meeting Of the stock
holders held in this city The following
report was given out by Secretary C. Z.
Wexford
At the special meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way yesterday, the only business trans
acted was the authorizing Of the formal
consolidation of those parts of the line
in Kentucky with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company of which they
have always been practically a part. This
consolidation is merely the elimination Of
the purpose that has been contemplated
for years. and is done in the interest Of
efficiency and economy of administration
and management. The meeting was not
connected in any way. nor did it involve
the issue Of capital stock or other obIiga-
ti0ns or securities of the company"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
BERKSHIRE INN
-,a,lh q. ". q =. r. bl' hlNopN. UF28L
HOTEL cHETWooDE,
EARL MAR HALL,

steam heat; SIN UarlCr, private baths. S 10 y5
weekly Saturday 20 Al0ndsy $50 Booklet d M
DEMPSEY. -rr1-sf-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
RnARnERs WANTED.

Virginia Beach. Va, located l9 miles east Of Nor
folk is healthful aud desirable summer resort. 6ne
bathing within 10 minutes ride Of Exposition; s.
cent fare hne service Nice. large. hswly furnished
rooms: A No / table. Write FOR rates and reseTva-
tlon. MRS. JARVIS. myls7t
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
The PENNHuRS ST

Atlantic City y. j.. Michigan Ave ard Beach
open all the year Steam heat Elevator to street
level Booklet On application, WM. H. HOOD
my351t
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
Case Taken from Jury
sl 20 The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd. May 22-Judge Keedy
this evening took from the jury the case
Of Mrs. Mary Z. Schultz vs.. T. Howard
Warneld, executor of ohm J. Myers
estate, which had been on trial since
Monday. II was contended that undue
influence was exerted over Mr.. Myers
when he made his will. in which he failed
to provide for Mrs. Schultz. his sister
and nearest surviving relative. Mr..
Myers died at Frederick. in October. 1855.
Exceptions were reserved and the case
viii likely go to the Court of Appeals.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
EXPOSITION TO HAVE BANK.
Atlantic Trust and Deposit Company
VIII Open Branch at Jamestown.

= T"-III Y IT" N T-7-T-I----| IT--TIII
Norfolk. Va. May Z.-The Atlantic
Trust and Deposit Company will establish
a branch bank on the jamestown EXposi-
ton grounds, where concessi0naires may
carry accounts and cash checks, and Wis
itors may cash drafts. The bank obtained
a concession in the building devoted to
manufactures and liberal arts.
The officers Of the bank are A. 7. Kr.se.
president, G. W. FenTess, vice president.
Thomas B. Wright. bonding officer; r. a.
Dodson, secretary and treasurer; s. Z.
Browne, assistant secretary and treas
urer. Harry 2. Webster will be manager
Of the branch bank. 1t is likely that it
will be opened before the end Of the week.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
VirsInin Posfmnster Held.

Special to Tire Washington Herald.
Stanton. Va. May 22-United States
COMMISSIONS NJ. L. Meredith heard the
complaint against c. p. Bosserman, post
master at Fluven. Va. charged with fall
styling his postal accounts and using pos
tage stamps IN paying for merchandise.
He was held for The United States Court
a HarrisonbUrB in June. lie failed 20
give $1,000 bond, and is now in the Au-
gusta County jail
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
Sunday School Institute Per-
fects Organization.
TRAINMEN'S CASE REOPENED
MOtorman Barker and Conductor
Acton Escape Jail Sentence and Sc
cure Release on Payment of SO
Fine Each-Remains of Reginald +.
Hyde Inferred in Ivy Hill.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
,Bell Telephone 49,
Tnrrnr nf pLinna md EnNal StrCrts

Alexandria, Va, May PA permanent
organization was effected at the first
annual convention of the Sunday School
Institute Of Washington District. NJ. h.
Church South, to-day in the Washington
Street Southern Methodist Church. A.
/. DIETRICH, of Washington, was elected
president. and W H. Brannan, of Fred
ericksburg. Va, was chosen secretary.
The following. with the president ard sec
retary. constitute the executive commit
tee: ". W. MILAN, OF Washington. chair
man: J. l.. Gorrell. Of Catletts, Va, and
G. W. Laycock. OF Hamilton. Va.
Rev. +. V. Register, presiding elder Of
the district opened the morning session
with devotional exercises. after which n
temporary organization was effected. Ad-
dresses were delivered by A. L. Dietrich,
of Washington. Rev. W. d. Keene, Of
Warrenton, Va; Rev. W. L. Dolly, Of
Leesburg. Va: Rev J. H. Light, Of Fred
erIcksburg. Va. Rev J. W. Smith, OF
Washington, and Miss Elbertine Robin
son, OF Washington.
At the afternoon session the devotional
exercises were conducted 10y Rev. J. l..
Kibler An address on sunday School
Enthusiasm" was delivered by J. W Refs
ner. field worker of the District of Colum-
bia Sunday School Association. Others
who spoke were W. ". MILAN, Miss
Elbertine Robertson, and Dr Henry
knowles. Rev. w. w. Ballengee con-
Quoted the devotional exercises az the
evening session. a. IS. Pugh. of Washing
ton. spoke on the subject of "The Organ
lzed Adult Class and the closing feature
was an address on Sunday School Man
agement" by Rev. Charles Alvin Smith,
of Peck Memorial Church, Georgetown,
u. G..
The visitors were entertained at lunch
con and dinner by the ladies Of the
church in the lecture room. The business
sessions Of the convention were presided
over by W. W. MILAN.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
ChiIenus Lenve Annapolis.
.ecial to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL @ The Washington H9raId.
Annapolis Nd. May 22.-The Chilean
cruiser Zenteno, Capt Arturo z. Will
son, after a visit of two days to the
Naval Academy, sailed out of Annapolis
Roads this morning. bound for New
port, r. l.. and thence 10 Mediterranean
waters. Before their departure, Capt.
Wilson and the other officers Of the
ship expressed much plasure over their
stay here
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
VIRGINIA CHASSIS IN SESSION.
COnvenes for Legislative Business at
Winchester Church.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, May 22.-The Virginia
Chassis, Of the Reformed Church, met in
its sixty-niuth annual session this evening
in the New Centenary Church of Win
chester. Of which Rev. T. *. Cromer is
pastor.
a large congregation heard the opening
sermon by Rev. DR. NJ. \. Kieffer. of
Timberville. Va. retiring president Rev
n H. Skyles, OF Woodstock Va. con-
Quoted devotional exercises. after which
the clsssis was formally convened. It will
remain in session over Sunday, attending
to legislative business.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
RALEIGH sss sosI sT,ss.zGJ, sgsEsJ

Modera'e-Price hotel, centrally locsted on the
beach, accommodations service. and cuisine excel
any IN town az similar prices. Bo0alet aud spring
rates "a UYNf,S
afz5tr III sat atlr-60t
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
HOTEL JACKSON
Virginia Ave. and The Beach.

American and European plans. Rooms with bath
Finest Cafe lu the city. so rer DAY NJ ylZ lj
PER week up American plan Also a Ia carte serT-
zee tull orchestra. JOHN CRUISE.
myllJt. .CxW.S
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
ROYER TRIAL COMING UP,
Case TO BE Heard I'm Montgomery
County Court Next Month.

Special 90 THE Washington Herald.
Rockville, Nd, May 1.-The case Of
Conrad Royer indicted by the March
grand jury upon the charge of having
poisoned stock belonging 90 his neighbor,
Oliver @. Henley. a year or so ago. will
be brought to trial in the Circuit Cour-
for this county I'm the month Of June
The case has aroused wide interest
throughout the county, and will no doubt
attract a large attendance upon its trial
State Attorney Robert b. Peter viii con-
duct the prosecution. and Mcssrs. Talbot
* Talbot viii represent Roger.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
PEDESTRIANS ON LONG RIDE.
WashingtoniHns In Party on Way
from Virginia to New York.

Cumberland. Md, May "a horseback
party going from Staunton, Va, to New
York. is now traversing West Virginia.
The party is composed Of Mrs Herbert
Wadsworth, Of Avon. n. Y; Miss Harriet
Wadswortn, Of Genesee, y. Y; Gutzen
Burghm, Of New York City; $. Mccoy.
and Q. D. Sheridan. OF Washington. D. Z.
Besides the saddle horses. a wagon Of
equipment is taken along.