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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12
HANDY ElAY CAPS.
Their Use on Alfalfa ard on Glover.
Put Green Into Cocks.-

Put Green Into Cocks.
The cloth In the cap Is made from (A)
sheeting torn into pieces forty inches
square, ana to each corner larger
washer weighing about one-fourtb of a
pound is tied, says Hoard's Dairyman,
which shows one Of these caps In the
accompanying cat and comments as
follows upon the use or hay caps:
Pet Up into Cocks.
The hay Is put up into cocks about
seyenty-iye pounds each and then GOV
cred with the hay caps. 1he weights
that are attached TO the csrners Of the
cap tend 10 keep the cloth light over
the hay, for as the hay settles the
weights drop closer 70 the ground.
10 shed the water well the cloth
must be kept smooth and free from
wrinkles, and to accomplish Tins the
weights, when the caps are put over
the cocks, should be several inches
from the ground. This metbod gives
the weights an opportunity to pull
down constantly on the iyr ccfntrs Of
tho lp
To 9ned tae wate- Wei
Some h0ye recommended pes he at
tac.-l 10 the corners If the cap and
ha9A lhtul into the hay - hold ths cap
otor tha cok Tls system wouia be
all rlgpt tig cock O. aay did uot set
tie but. tuce the hay through settling
would soon pull arv frow tha cap,
enough o. materially loosen It and
cause move or less pockets and Folds
in the covering, we ID not recommend
this method.
There is 10 better hay for dairy ont
tie when properly cured than alfalfa.
II compares very fay0raly in coinpo-
s'tion with bran. ~ is shown IN the
! following table. which gives the
amoaot ~ dlgesdble nutrients. IN 100
pounds each OF bran and alfalfa hay:
Protein. Carbohydrates. Fat
Dt4il,.-.....t.. ltJ 5s1 80
Allal alio........ 10 39.6 l2
Wien bran in these days IS worth
arouud 500 pey ton We believe that it
nill ,.r farmers re- spend some money
and time in making sure of a good crop
Of alfalfa When the dairyman has
his barn flied with good alfalfa hay
ana Lis silos full Of silage he has a
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12

Organized under the laws of tho Stat
of Pennsy lvalna, made to the lnsufanG,
department OF the State of South ~
kota pursuant TO the laws thereof. Pre-,
ident, l.. G Fouse. Secretary, w. :
Campbell. Incorporated, December ~
1873. Commenced business, January lit
1879. Home Office. 1l2-1l6 North Broac
street, Philadelphia, Pa
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12

ftss (Nemoubpioer) lnnres pnnigt B..
q. Sbpep6 Nfo9ic Sinment Quit Yaa, ui
oet cr beitenIt Tor giles aIene-og bet oirfer
n,eh Giltsyeeo % SilIreosiIIllelie, 8lsiase,
imereulbe. inbpenbise eaer nopenbise Bites
ioripiubrr iom Na9if peb bets grns. Sorlse
Sct og ie. SGlses operalt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12
I CAPITAL sTOCK.

Ca) Amount OF ledger assets
(aS per balance) December
3lst of previous year. r....... 50, So, o2io !.
II. INCOME.
Total premium income. 81. .2o6, ,255.32
(cl Consideration for supple
mentary contracts not in
Volving life contingencies. 4J,S3I.uu
Total interest ............... 45l,276. T.
Total rent Observation-Disclosures. s0SG6. II
Profit on sale or maturity OF
ledger assets ................ 1871 IL
From other sources. 1881. 80
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12

ia ilsasr 100 tuno "G'enuin. @littsn
vi waat Sec din9.ey Sroe. | Si5ltton.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12
ANNUAL STATEMENT

For the Year Ending December nst
4. ID. 1000.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12
ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the yenr Ending DE cc,Dber 3iN
4. ID. 1905,
QUEEN CITY FIRE INSURANCE =
COMPANY,

Organized under til laws of the $ A.
of South Dakota, made TO the COmni3
soner OF Insurance OF the STATE oi
South Dakota pursuant to the laws
thereof President y. l.. sherman
Secretary. l.. S Frudenfeld. lncoy-
porated. March %. 1905. Commenced
business. April l. 1905. Home Office
Sixth street and Main avenue, Sioux
Falls South Dakota
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12
ANCE COMPANY,

VI V''TI'tIIT'FI7 '0IA'NIEV "
FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE tNSUpi'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12

4 Otdl ia DlllllcS ....'.'.. .
VI. EXHIBIT OF CERT
Policies on the lives OF citi-
zeus Of said state in force
December 81 OF previous
year ,....-,..... .............
Policies on the lives Of c.ti-
zCns of said state issued,
revived and increased dur
ing the year .............
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12

Policies in force Deem
Der 3l....-....... ............,
Policies rainsured .........
BUSINESS IN THE STATE
DAKOTA DURING rHE
Policies on the lives Of citi-
zens OF said state issued
during the Year. ........ -.
Policies on the lives of citi-
zens of said state in force
December n .....4...
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12
Gross assets

Gross assets ................. ,
DEDUCT ASSETS NOT AID
Commuled cvHniipEions agIl
agents debit-balances .,... D..
Loans on personal security
and bills receivable. .........
Premium notes and loans on
policies and net premiums. 80.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-07-12

Interest due and accrued. 49,.
Rents due and accrued. ......
Market value of real estate.
over book value ...........
Market value of bonds and
stocks over book value. .....
Net amount of uncollected and
deferred premiums ..........
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-03-01

land oraktao, af Pvi az landsbdar sinna meir
forum st0rfum en- landbdnaoi, og landrymi er
ennPa miklu meira en- svo, az ibuarnir geti
hagnvtt ser PAD alt Pc Peir vildu. Oar cru
elnkum rnktaoir aldingar0ar, Pvi az Aestir
suourlanda avextir Prifast par ag@tlega; en-
hveitl ogg aorar korntegundir, sem heima eiga
/ kaldari l0ndum, Prifast par ekki sakir hita:
hins vegar er baomullar- rskt t0luver6 / moro
urhluta %rikisins, og fer 6oum vaxandi. on
v0tn cru par full af fski, og ems sj6rinn UNI
hverfis strendur landsins, og hvergi er her /
landi betri veioist0o en- par. A vetrum hafa
andir og a0rir farfuglar par aosetur slit, svo
a0 Pa cru par 0ll v0tn Pakin af fugli, en-
fuglinn er Mi vfoa frioaour par landi, pvi az
0orum kosti yroi ham allar drepinn a fam
arum, par sem aos6kn er svo mikil af feroa-
f6lki, er fest myndi kj6sa ser he]zt til deyra
styttingar a0 skj6ta fugla, eff PAD m;etti raoa.
Hafi0 umhver6s Florida az austan 90
sunnan er fult af koraldyrum. Fins og fest
UNI nun vera kunnugt. mynda dyr pessi elm
kennilegar pipur nr kalki utan um ]ikama
sim, OK hlaoa tr Peim st6ra steingaroa & STA
tarbotni. er menn nefna k0ral- riff. Til bess
40 dyr pessi geti lifao o. starfao, parf sjorinn
40 vera hIyr og matulega djdpur. pau cru
aldrei i miklu dypi og geta aldrei veri0 nnr
yfrboroi sjavar en- svo, az Dldur og hafr6t mai
ekki til Pcirra. peyar pau cru komin of ma
l@gt hafeti hntta pau 40 byggja yaroa sina,
og grynnist sj6rinn ems og oft Der VIC, par
sem land hnkkar smam saman, pa skvtur
k6ra] .rifum app ir sj6oum og mynda pa skier
% eyja + ofansj avar, en- pa deyja I'll pau k6r-
aldyr, er PAD IF bygou, og nnsta kynsl6oin
byrjar 40 bua til nytt riff skamt fra hinu 90
umhverfis Pao. par sem sj6r or enn hmfilega
djdpur. / su0urb0fum er 6t0lulegur eyja
fj0ldi, sem Pannig er til oroinn, az k6ral riff
hafa komie upp dr sj6num og myndar elm
kennilegar eyjar, sem vanalega cru hver ann
ari }fkar en- 0llum forum eyjum og l0ndum
6likar.
Allur Floridaskagi utanverour er NEST
megnis gomul k6ral-rif. er liggja / boglinum
hvert 1T af 60ru. Bilin MILL peirra hafa fylst
upp af sandi, er sj0r he1ir mola0 ur kalkstein-
mum % lrifum Peirra jurta, er vaxi0 hafa um
margar aldir i Purlendinu umhverfis. pann-
ig hefir smam saman myndast samfelt land,
old6tt nokkuo. en- mj0g lagt og alpakio stor-
feldum jurtagr60ri. En- k6raldyrin halda
st0ougt dfram START sinu, hytja sig lengra og
]engra til hats og byggja nvja garcia fyrir ut
an hina g0mlu, Pvi 40 Peim er par ekki leng-
ur l}fv"nt Pegar Peir ver0a a0 Purru landi.
pannig hafa dyr pessi starfa0 fra aida 0oli,
pau fara ser hayt 40 0llu og hvert dagsverk
er ekki storkostlegt, en- pau TAXA ser aldrei
]vildardag, og beim ver0ur t0luvert agengt
4 heilli old. p6 Pao sc ekki langur timi / s0gu
PETRA.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-03-01
Fra Florida.

AoAANS - "| ONNAN
leyti einstakt / sinni roo og olfkt Ullum DOR
um l0ndum. Meginhluti rikisins er, sem
kunnugt er, skagi mikill, er yenyur suour ir
Nor0ur-Ameriku austanverori, MILL Atlanz-
hats ae austan og Mexicoh0a az vestan. Skag-
inn er alIur laglendur mj0g og hvergi h@rri
en- 300 fet yfr sjavarmal, og allur su0urhluti
hans err miklu l@gri en- PAD. Loftslag er par
svo hlvtt og holt q vetrum, ao hvergi er ann
az ems blum Bandarikjum. nema 1 Suour-
California. En- Florida er miklu nfrr mecin-
hluta Bandarik a og grei0ari a0g0nyu 0llum
Porra mamma er par bua. pess vegna er bao
MI NJ jog fario 40 tfokast az Peir, sem efni 90
tom hafa til, fara Panga0 az vetrinum 90
dve] ia par oft manu0um saman meoan kald-
asst er her nyr0ra. Err aos6kn Groin par svo
mikil hin sioari arin, ao PAD er oroinn aoal-
atvinnuvegur / Pvi riki, az TAXA mott fer0a-
f6lki og veita Pvi vetrarvist. Err PAD AUD
maour elm par 1 landi, er Flagler heitir, sem
fyrstur var0 til az veita feroaf6lk;, er tangao
kom, svo samilegan beina a0 bratt for miki0
ORC at Pvi, og sloan hafa menn leitao panga6
Arlega Aeiri oy 1eiri, 1 sta0 pess az fara til
California eoa annara fjarl@gra landa, ser til
hressingar og heilsub6ta, um kaldasta vetrar-
timann.
Flagler let reisa hvert h6teli0 Il fmtur
ooru, slit 1 hverj um be par I rikinu, og MI Il
hann nfu st@rstu og beztu h6telin par landi.
Ham let einnig leggja jarnbraut eftir skag-
anum endil0ngum meo fran austurstr0pdinni,
500 milur vegar, og a hama elm. Land i
ham lfka mikio vfosvegar UNI rfki6 90 l@tur
par rskta ymsar a~vaxtateeundir. .er beet prif-
asst par landi. AT 0llu Pessu / samciningu
hetir ham afarmiklar inntektir, en- enginn
veit neitt me0 vissu um eignir hans. bvi a0
ham a alt einn en- er ekki / fGlagi meo nein-
UNI, % Parf bvi aldrei az syna ncinar opin-
berar skyrslur UNI fjArhaginn: en- peir sem
beet Pykjast vita gizka a, 40 eigur hans nemi
ao minsta kosti hundra0 mill. dolIara. Ham
byrJaoi me0 litinn f~jarstofn % eitt lfti6 gest-
gjafahhs, par landi, fyrir halfri old sloan, en-
f@roi svo smam saman ut kviarnar, 90 er MI
oroinn einn / tolu sex eoa sj0 mestu au0-
mama Bandarik junum. Ham er MI kom-
inn yfr attract en- pc svo ern og hraustur. 40
ham getur hnglega afkasta0 meira verki en-
hestir mi6aldra menn.
Ham er 0llum referendum au0m0nnum
6likur ao PVT ]eyti, a0 hann hefir unni0 elm
sins lios og aldreimynda0n ein f6l0gtila0auka
AUD sim og valid. En- ham hefr komi0 fot-
UNI undir heilt riki, og eft velmeeun pess
engu sfour en- sina eigin. Florida 4 honum
NEST 40 Pakka ALA velmegun sfna. A0ur On
hann kom Pangao, var Pa0 rfki bn0i lament
og fatakt: en- MI stendur pao forum su0ur-
r'kJum ekki ao baki. DO er par enn mikio
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-03-01

Florida. byrjar skamt fyrir noroan Miami &
austurstr0ndinni, og ligyur paoan suour me0
landi, faar milur fra strjnlinni, en- f jarlngist
hama meir og meir eftir pvi sem sunnar dreg-
ur, og Pegar suour fyrir skagann er komi0
beygir PAD Til ~vesturs fyrir skagatana. langt
fra landi, % gengur Pa0an UNI so milur vest
ur 1 Mexicof6a. Alt er k6ral-rif Petta rdml.
200 milur 4 lengd, og 4 Pvi cru SKIER og cyl
ar svo Plsundum skiftir ALA, leiofra Miami til
Tortugas-eyja 1 MexicoAoa, par sem rifo end
ar. Mill lands og cyl er grunnsevi, en- p0
f@rt smaum skipum, en- fyrir utan eyjarnar
er hyldypishaf / FIorida-sundj. MILL Cuba og
Florida. Flestar cru eyjar Pessar %6bygoar,
en- veioimenn halda par til tfmum saman, og
cru njar0vettir % skja1db0kur helzta veioi-
fang PETRA. Vestarlega I eyjabalk Pessum
er ey Elm, er nefnist Key West. pa ey nefndu
Spanverjar Cayo Hueso e0a Beina ey af PVT
40 Peir fundu par 6grynni at m"annabeinum,
er Peir komu fyrst til cyl arinnar, en- par
bjuggu pa Caraib- Tndfanar; var sa Pj6oaokk-
ur herskar IN jog, og aIlir voru peir hinar verstu
mann@tur. Me0an spanverjar attu eyna var
hun .lengstum iL'remt r@ningjabeli, Pvi a0
Paoan var gott til fanga Pegar siglingar h6f-
ust um Florida sundi0. pegar enskir sj6-
menn komu Pangn0, afb0ku0u Peir nafn PAD,
or Spanverja h0f0u ge6o eynni, % k0lluou
hama Key West, og PAD nafn he6r hun bori0
sloan. A eynni er agnt h0fn, sem MI er ORD
in elm hin helzta herskipast00 Bandamanna,
% vi0 Pa h0fn stendur nj Key West, sem or
stnrsti b@rinn i Florida riki, og par koma
fest skip vio,er fara MILL meginlands og Vest
urheimseyja ia.
Flagler Pottist STA, az Key West gnti
oroio elm Hmm mesti hafnarbar / Bandariki-
um, eff komio yr0i a grei0ari samg0ngum milf
hans % meginlandsins. Nj cru rdml. 100
milur fra Key West til nestu jarnbrauta-
st00va 4 landi, sem cru 1 Miami; par endar
jarnbraut Flaglers, ST er hann let leggja sud-
ur Floridaskayann austanveroan, og Pa0an
er alt autt sj6veg til Key West. Fra Key
West cru a0 ems 90 mflur yfr til Cuba, og
til Panama er miklu skemra paoan en- fra
nokkurum 00rum sta0 i Bandarfkjunum. pv1
taldi Flagler PAD visit, a0 Key West yr0i
mestur hafnarbar / su6urhluta Bandarikianna
Pegar bdi0 v@ri as grafa Panamaskuroinn, eff
ham pa sta0i nanara sambandi vi0 megin-
landi0 en- veri6 heir til Pessa. Da DAFT hon
um Pao snjallr@oi hug, 40 leggja jarnbraut
su0ur UNI sj6 eftir k6ral-rifnu, fra Miami til
Key West. Let ham PVT nnst mela I'll sund
MILL eyjanna og kama botninn, og az pvf
bdnu let ham byrja ao leggja brautina. SID
an cru MI n@stum two ar, og MI er brautin
fullgero meira en- two Pri0junga vegar. ST.
braut a engan sim lika mccall allra jarnbrauta
/ heimi. Hun liggur eftir endilangri eyja-
rooinni og yir I'll sundin MILL peirra, svo al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-08
THEATRICAL NEWS.

RAYMOND Hitchcock opened at Atlantic City last
night in "A Yankee Tourist" a musical farce. in
which Wallace Irwin. Alfred @. RObyn and Rich
ard Harding Davis had a hand in the making He
will begin the season at the Aston Theatre in the
new piece next Monday.
Mcintyre & Heath, who have been stage partners
for thfrty-one years, will begin engagement of
three weeks next Monday at the Academy of Mu-
sic In the musical novelty built around their old
sketch The Ham Tree" The chorus ranks with
the leading men as an attraction
A complete change of cast will be made tonight
I'm The Man of the Hour at the Savoy Theatre.
The company engaged for the Pacific Coast will
replace the regular company until Monday night
Miss Florence Tempest. of Tempest & Sunshine.
has signed for three years with FlorenZ Ziegfeld.
ir She will stay with the 'FOes of 1907 through
the summer
The Hppodrome VIII open again on August 81
with the successes Of last year-"Pioneer Days
and "Neptune's Daughters New circus acts Will
be put on however.
IT was Morse night at the Keith & Proctor Fifth
Avenue Theatre last night, and the Norwegian act
ing counsel and members of various Scandinavian
societies saw "Thema' and Miss Spooner. Byron
Douglas has been engaged at the Keith & Proctor
Harlem Opero House 10 play prince Karl for two
weeks
George Arliss has been re-enEaged by Harrison
Grey Fiske in support of Mrs. Fiske.
Henry b. Harris has engaged Miss Kate Nc
T.urin as leading for the ''Strongheart'
company which viii be headed by Edgar Selwyn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-08
OBITUARY..
w. 3. CATCHfNGS.

". B. Catchings. 1umberman, with offices at
No Is Broad street. who, with Swift Tarbeu and
Emmet L. Woodson, injured in an automobile
accident at Third and 3Tth street on Sunday
died yesterday morning from internal injuries at
Bellevue Hospital Mr.. Catchings apparently
getting better. and up TO the last few minutes 1t
not believed that he would die. With him at
the time of his death his wife. three children
and Waddill Catchings his nephew
Mr.. Catchings born in Texas in 1879. After
obtaining his early education in his native town
he entered the University of Virginia. from which
he graduated in 1872 Soon afterward he
moved TO VicksbUrg. Miss, where he entered IN a
law partnership with his cousin. General T. e
Catchings. Congressman from that place for six
teen years. Mr.. Catchings later moved TO Biz
mingham. Ala, where he practtsed for himself
He moved to st. Louis in 1876. where he started
in the lumber business He came to this city last
year and had since made his home at No 2 West
Seth street In 1873 he married Miss Fermine Baird.
a daughter of a Presbyterian clergyman, at Nash
ville Tenn Besides his wife he leaves daughter
and three sons-Miss Marjorie. Benjamin. 5. a
member of the law firm of Haws & Catchings;
Thomas B., mining engineer IN Canada, and
William B. Catchings. He is also survived by a
brother. Silas F. Catchings. dealer in iron and
steel. with offices at No p Broad street Miss
Marjorie Catchings sponsor of the Confederate
Veterans Of the fourth Alabama division at New
Orleans.
The funeral Will be from his home to-day at 2
o'clock The burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-08
A PLEA FOR BETTER PARK CARE.
Grass. Trees and Shrubbery All Show Evi-
dence of Neglect, Says Correspondent.
he Editor Of The Tribune

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: In one of your issues Of last week I was
pleased TO notice that Park Commissioner had
again been considering plans for the betternent
of the lawns in Central Park This IS we'll I am
sure but any believe that even If the
lawns present in the most hourishing con-
diton possible they could be kept so for any con-
siderable length OF time when one sees the ire
rnendously heavy usage they get frequently?
Our suburban friends understand little Of what
II means successfully 70 cultivate the lawns around
their homes. Careful sprinkiing is regularly at
tended to. a watch closely kept on all wandering
cats and dogs. and woe betide the messenger boy
visitor who dares trampe upon the lawn-a
thing OF beauty Il certainly IS, and much 10 be
priced
such caref1iness is Of course impossible in the
MANAGEMENT of our park grass. but vast i'm
provemant may he made by a wise restriction in
the public of it, at least for while In the dry
summer months
AS walk through the park sorry 20 notice
often signs Of neglect in the care Of the grass
along the sides Of the walks and roads and the
borders Of the lake. These places have formerly
been kept neatly cut but are now tangle or
rank weeds. More and more frequently do We
come across paths worn bare by the feet OF hurry,
ing and careless Workmen and others who fail
to walk round by the regular path
The general condition Of most Of the trees seems
~ he fairly good but I see with great regret
fhe miserable condition Of many OF beautiful
-. - ~ +ha arest ones having become in
Tested with CarerpIlIars The sight Of these trees
Is really scandaous and IS patent now 70 any citf-
zen who will take a short walk from the entrance
70 the park at 5sth street ana fhth avenue low
ard the Mall .
ately. shall be robbed Of these stately trees
through the neglect Of lax park officials and en-
Moves Noticeable 10 one who walks much IN me
par l IS the fact that little is now being taken
g, the necessary work cutting the clearing
br,,ht4-v or caring the All Of these con-
dirions can Of course, be reHedied by honest. IN
telIigent work on the part Of those who have been
intrusted with this interesting depdI unehI Oh 'e
public service.
would suggest that II he ascertained every day
that the men who paid for doing Work IN the
mark are found at their posts faithfully doing II
The +axpaver has come 10 believe that there are
too many of the city's employees who show up only
IN nav day. would recommend TO park poiceInth
49, ,bav should take care than they do in
warming foreigners and ignorant persons, children
and their nurseTnaids that flowers ana shrbpnery
,n,,et not be rnedded with nor short cuts be taken
across the grass
would also particularly recommend that a force
n mon care for the Immediately, and try to
&C the trees already much damaged by insects
and prevent the trouble from spreading over all the
mark by protecting the trees that have not yet
pr sesacta4 c. NJ.
>cayY york Aug. 3. 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-08
RIP VAN WINKLE" IN OPEN AIR.
Historic Play Will Be Given in Palenville
Among Scenes of Irving's Story.

Paleuvile. \. Y. Aug (SpeciaD.-Irvings little
Village OF Failing Waters has never presented
scene Of so much active enthusiasm now Every
fnhabitant seems actively engaged in the prepara-
ton for the production OF the Rip Van "inkle'
drama here OF Friday night. and the success OF
the enterprise is assured.
The place selected the open air presentation
is the Pine Grove Of Mrs Hiland Tilll. in Bogart
avenue and the spot seems ideal for the purpose.
For many years II has been the desire Of the
Catsku residents their many visitors and the
various actors who appeared in rip Van Wrinkle
20 have this charming drama produced in the open
air among the scenes OF the story. Unfortunately
Joseph Jefferson was never able to arrang" such a
performance.
Novel scenic effects not seen in theatres VIII ne
introduced here. The grounds VIII be brilliantly
lighted by electric and calcium lights and japanese
lanterns. a cast OF seventeen New York actors
has been selected. headed by George Ober and Mrs
Lizzie H Comley. who appeared with jefferson in
the role Of Gretchen. Special trains viii be run
from CatskU and other points. and mountain Wis
itors from all parts Of the range will be in at
tendance. The list of patronesses includes many
well known women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-08
Died.

~ years beloved wife OF Abraham De Croft Funeral
from the residence OF her sister. Mrs % Clover
Linden Union Place. Brooklyn Hills. y l..
Friday. August Q. at p.
FIELDS-On AUGUST :. Josephine L. widow Of Edward
Fields. her Relatives and friends are IN
vited attend her funeral from The chapel Of me
Home 1O4th street and Amsterdam avenue on Fri1aSs
August Q. a .. m
JUGHARDT-On August g. 1907. Sophie A. Jughardt.
Of !. Jughardt. IN the list u her age
services late residence. No A Shep-
herd Brooklyn. az : p m. Saturday August ~
Interment private
LYLES-On Monday August 5 1897. at her residences.
No. SIS 21st ST. F1atbush. Brooklyn. n T.. n
the list year OF her age. MARY C. Lott Widow OF
Henry services her late residence on
Thursday August : 1891. a . p Please omir
flowers. New brunswick IN - papers please copy
oTyIsA' Manshesssr Vi 1qggst DIS 'hs 'se
the late Franklin r. OrFfS Funeral tohsISsd'io-AN
Church. Manchester Thursday. az 40 7.
PATTERSON-At ..CraigieIea.'' New Canaan Conn.
Tuesday morning August 8. Mary McI-aehlan widow
Of John Patterson Funeral services at p m FRIDAY.
August . Carriages will wait for 1ZS , n tram
from New York
REIDAt his home Prospect street STANFORD Conn
on Wednesday. August .. Clarence Ledoux Notice OF
funeral hereafter
ROCKwELL--At East Orange. y j. Monday. august s.
1907. Jane E Arcuartus. widow OF John ROCKWELL
Funeral services at late residence No 11S NORTH
Arlington av-.. East orange Thursday. August . az
4:30 Carriages will be in waiting al East orange
station arrival OF train leaving New York at $50
D IN. D. I. & w P r Kindly omit flowers
wARREN.-Iu New York city, Tuesday. August 9.
1907 Ira n Warren aged . years Funeral services
will held 345 West SIth street Fr1days
August Q. 1907 1870 a m Interment private
Buns Mass. Ruth Mills, vie Of 9 ord L weston
daughter OF Andrew and CIertrJIfy Z Mills fu-
sS Spencer Arms No 10 West Ss St. fharsday
gust :, at clock