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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
GOLD LANDS
ARE MERGED

DAWSON. Juns g The proper
ties Of the A. " G. TreadEoid con
caaaion. Northwestern Hydraulic
company and The Yukon Consoildat
ed Gold Field companies have been
purchased by the GugEunheima.
BY thia move the 0agEenhalma
haxs nov merged into their big
company every valuable claim In
the Kloudike water Ahed and mil
lions % dollars have been paid for
the thousands OF acres Of gold land.
The powerful company Ia NOW
trying TO gain control Of the Boyle.
Bronson a Ray and the Anderson
concessions. other valuable proper
ties.
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Seattle stars Exclusive servieeD
CHICAGO. H.. June Christy
Malhewson. the New York glanta
star twlrier. has curves and speed
over the checker board az we'll as
upon the diamond lie has demon.
atrated this by defeating several
expert players Of the Chicago Chess
and Checker club.
When he met g Welon. the local
top notchsr. Christy's "fade-away'
failed him for the first time. In
session OF four hard games he
won ono. lost two and tied one.
which Ia considered a tidy showing
under the circumstances
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private treatment In we'll fitted up
offices. The doctor has secured
attorneys and both sides will fight
The Phenomenal Lafayette" ran
un against the same dose OF medl
ciae IN seattle. this paper showing
him un and al ot his Tx
Chief OF Police Manpenatcln did
the rest aud tho "hloodloas" won
der hiked 60 new pastures
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MGR. coFFRoTA HAS
CONFIDENCE OF FIGHTERS

BAN FRANCISCO. Cal. lane IS
James "a Coffrufh. who Is pro
noting tho Justly famous saaifun.
Turns right az colma. Cal on July
4. 81 the heat known handler Of
pfiaeilEhtm. or cOntoata for In
diFidual supremacy, a. fhiiaasls
phia Jack oIlden would uay. on
the Pacific coast IA san Tfan
riaen has for many years been tho
fighting center Of the cntire wheid.
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KEEPS HIM BUSY

Theodore Roosevelt. r.. second
assistant manager OF the Harvard
crows. has had hts first taste OF the
real duties connected with the po-
sition The position OF the son Of
tho president e. anything but an
honorary one In fact. the second
assistant manager has about all he
can DO from early morning until
late at night tending TO this. that,
or tho other thing
In the first place. Teddy" must
look after at the aocouterments at
Rcd Top. and must see that every
thing Is In ifs place whom the crew
D. ready 70 go on the water After
they come back he aeea that every
article is returned 10 its proper
place that the shells are taken care
Of. and that the various strikers"
do their duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
0ARSMEN GET READY

The aararncn ~ the Pacific
Northwest are getting buay for the
races 20 he held July and q and
plans for the races are going on
rapidly. Tho courses laid cut on
tho lake wili be fpoiiced on the
days Of tho meet Crews vii ar.
rive thu latter part OF the week
from Portland. Vancouver. Victoria
and Neiaon The LONGEST course
IL Tor = distance Of two miles. en-.
iending from Leschi to Madison
park 4 new feature will be a
series Of races among crews OF
marines from the three revenue
cutters which win be in The har-
Dor Al that time
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cO-EDs ON TRACK

The goods Of the uniyerslty Of
Washington are resolved 90 do
track stunts next year and a track
has already been prepared for
them on the campus In the most
wooded section Many Of the girls
state that they need the exercise
after hard grinding at books and
they are going 10 take advantage
Of the clnder path. They do not
wish TO initiate. but they feel they
have as much right to be active
on the track as the college girls
Of the east.
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Seattle stars Exclusive servlee.l
PHILADELPHIA. June 20 When
IL comes 90 getting the blggest
amonnt OF baseball out OF an ordi.
nary lot 81 players. most managers
must take their caps off 10 Cor.
ueiius McCiilicuddY. familiarly
known as Connie Mack. OF tho
Philadelphia Americans. liia de.
volopment OF Young players has
been almost phenomenal When he
vent 20 Philaduiphia he took an
aggregation OF average players.
welded them together. imbued them
With 4 winhins spirit and has twice
captured the pennant Not the
least OF bis honoFu II that Of briuH
thu Only man tn tho world who has
ever succeeded in doing anything
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with the famous Hube Waddoli
Mack IL an old ball player him
self In the SOS he was the receiY
lag end OF the famous Gilmore Mack
battery They created such
furorc with the Hartford elah that
they we're bought b. Washington.
Gilmore Hpan blew up. but Mack
became one Of the hoai cAtcheFs In
the country Later he went % the
Buffalo brotherhood club. and after
n ard Was manager OF tho ptttahurE
clHh
Tho Philadelphia club has made
bad start In the 1907 race. but
most fans have faith In Mack =
prediction that the end Of the sea
son will fad them up among tho
leadgrA
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~ Al ForAyth.
Seattle stars Exclusive serVtee1
SAN RAFAEL. Cal. June zb.-
seulr.s Is = most peculiar fellow In
his training stunta iis has
ground exercise that II not pfac-
tlecd By any other fighter In Amer.
lea. II IL more like a wrestler "a
arciac than a fightefa EYofy day
Al his training camp. fDr - min
ntoa. With only bis hands and The
tbs OF hls toes on the ground, no
goes through thls novel exercise
lie claims Il brings into play every
muscle of the body Another Pc
ruilar training stunt Of his Il 20
lay ont in tho boiling sun Al 100 IN
the shade with a solution Of sea
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TWO STAGES
HELD UP

FRESNO. cal. Jun. IS Two
Yosemite stages between grooms
and Grub sssieh wero held up yes.
tesday afternoon. The work Is
supposed - have been done BY
"hlack Kid
Il Is not known how much was
secured
a sherlffs posse l. out looking
for the 0uilaw
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SUES TO ENJ0IN SALE OF
LAKE SHORE LANDS

A sui. 70 enjoin the state board
sf land commissioners from pro.
ccedlng with the plating. appraisal
and sale Of the Lake Washington
shore lands has been filed in the
united States circuit court BY the
Mctiilvra heirs, oliver & MeiiIyra.
executor Of the estate and coHnsci
foG the eamnlainAnta. says that a
similar petition viii be ftlei ASIA.
Ing that the state be- enJoiuud from
disposlng Of the Lake Union shore
lands.
Both he and the members Of the
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Lake Washington Canal association
declare that the suit has no appli,
cation 20 the construction Of the
canal and wiil not interfere with
that work.
1t il aimed directly At the en-
forcement Of the Piper bin. under
which the state was 10 cell the
shore lands. giving the upland own.
ers the flght ot purchase. the pro
cecdx 70 hp uaod for state exhibit
at the Alaska. Yukon paalfle oxpoai.
ton. Attorney McGilVra says that
he does not mean 10 attack the en-
position.
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The track at Tho Meadows Il be-
ing put tn shape for the opening Of
the races and IL will be finer than
ever when the horses face the bar
.rler next Saturday The bookmak
ors' stands have all been set up. the
new stable have boon completed and
more than 500 horses viii be
stabbed here by the end Of the week
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tstar Special Service,

LEWISTON. Idaho. June 20,
srhe Phenomenal Lafayette" other
wise known "a On }. l. Kerry has
hocn arneaIed hy The sheriff for
practelna medicine without a H.
cNnEc
For the past week he has been
eivlne puhiie demonstrations ia the
thcatot here and Incidentally giving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
WINE, WOMEN and AUTOS
CAUSED HIS DOWNFALL

GOO from tho Rlg Pour railroad Of
flee at bloomington Ill. while he
was cashier
brown declares that ho took the
money while on spree and had
a great time dodsing the detectives
looking for him
lie declares that he has not a
cent left aud spent every dollar
nearly on rino women. tho best Of
wines aud the enhancing auto ridua
with the above combination,
nrown will not fight axtrAdition
and will 80 hack aud face tho music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
DEAD JUROR
In THE BOX

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2s.--Ai
lexing that the name Of dead jury.
man. Adoiph ROos. WAS returned
into the big jury box. President
Calhoun. General Manager Mutually.
Chief Counsel Ford. Assistant Coun-
set Abbott, Louis Glass and Mayor
Schmitz yesterday made a motion
that the indictments against them
for bribery BE- dismissed
Sheriff O'Neill testified that Hoos
was no; dead. but had gone 20 Paris
undergone a dangerous operation
and Nas alive
The motion was set for hearing
Thursday.
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fserInps r,Irnranh ssrvle.l

BUTTE. June 90 Wine. women
aud automobiles
Al used to Be wine. women and
song. bar q r. Brown. arrested
here yesterday Tor embesalemenL
SAYS the song cut ~ iee, and
the gasoline car instead assisted ia
hia downfall
iiroWa Was arrested here aud
after being ia a cell several hours
came out and told a straightforward
story Of how be had cmboxaiod $50.
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MURDERS THEM SUICIDES.
lslar spseIaI serrIes.l

BELf.INGHAM. June IS Yes.
terdaY afteruoon = Il Walker. a
baker. shot hls wife, killing her 90.
Htantiy and then turned tho gun on
himself lie viii die. Jealousy
aas the cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

Johnny Summers. the English
pug who gave Tommy Murphy more
Than he wanted in thoir six round
go AZ Philadelphia. viii try the
American style Of training for his
nnKl bout
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CAUGHT I'M LAND
FRAUD NET

fseFtpp@ frtrGraph srrttresl
DENVER. june Enlarged
with being connected With land
fraud oonspiracies ton prominent
men 81 this state have been indict.
ed By the grand jury. Those arrest
ed are John J. Mcmillan. con.
splraeY in regard 10 coal In Roui,
county. Colorado. In connection
eth what "a known a. the wiscon-
ain CCal company. Robert Forroe-
ter. chief reoloEist Of the Denver
a Rio urande railroad otis Il.
Spencer. formerly clerk Of the dis
trict court. p W. Keitol. a coal
operator ia Routt county. John A.
Porter. president and John ]. Me
Ginnlty and Charles n McPhce. dt
rectora of the New Mexican Lum.
Dor company. Alexander 7 Sailen.
berger. president OF the PaRosa
Lufnher company. and Charles "a
Freeman. Of paEosR.
The ten were arraiEned and with
the exception OF Mcmillan were re.
leased under bonds Of s.. 900 each.
MoMillan was only required 20
place bond Of $4,000.
Seventy five indictments were re
turned BY the grand Jury
0ladatone'a library Ia now nc.
cnaahle 10 all. as the st Illinois a.
bfary, az Hawnrden. erected al a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

McGrcFor has decided 20 obey
orders and left for Pueblo. Colo.
last night Il vas up to him % 20
or quit the game and he took the
only alternative Mc0reEor pitched
for 81 Mary's college and for the
san Jose high school team for four
years. lie Is Californian. q
years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

the primary election today George
r heilough was reapminaied for
mayor BY a large majority over
William GlaSiord.
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League standing.
SEATTLE HIGH
LOSES CONTEST

DETROIT Mich June r. N vas ~
afraf cuufssi that the T~ifBif Am.NfaF
~ hufaffls team YESTERDAY defeated the -
attic hiEn with ths seafs - 2 90 AFnaa
3 trhsd nrsaf rans and ~ 49, 70 esss
sfaI etass de1iaisaa that seattle ossa the
faaH - the Esms Detroit arafrd fNn IN
TIE first on Hafatr herfrf1ua HraFfla
=ebfsa Ia the first aha alsgh.
ae.!s y y =
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HEAT KILLS
eleven

PITTsBURG. June 90 During
the past "a hours. according To the
coroner. II people have died and
many have been prostratcd b. the
excessive heat.
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JUDGE LOVING ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER

HOUSTON. Va. June 25.--in the
circuit court the trial OF former
Judge W. q Loving for the murder
Of Theodore Estes. son 81 the shcr-
m OF Nelson county, has begun.
The unwriiten law" IL the plea
justifying The murder.
Judge Loving killed young Estes
foilowinR = drive with the formers
daughter In which she intimated
that she has had been maltreatdd
loving vent In search Of the lad
and killed him Instantly.
Yesterday In the court room the
young giri was present and became
hysferieai 81 intervals realizing the
position her father was in The
state Il trying 10 make out clear
case OF murder.
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Howell. the now outfiolder from
81 Paul. has a good record We
was fifth batHman In tho Copper
league OF the Lake states. hlttlnE
sos. lie Will be At spokane Thurs
day.
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CHECKER EXPERT.

Is Christy Msthenson-He Fools
Chicago Players.
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Hoarne has been released, He
tried hard TO make good but failed
lie was no stioker az all and was
liable 10 make an error At any
time.
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Dug made n good bargain when
he got Chaflin. tho Tiger tWirler.
for Collins. an outfiolder. from
Santa Clara. Cal. ShrcSder once
upon a time let Collins go and ever
since has repented When he
found there Was a chance, 20 get
him back he went after 70 with the
result that he gave mp his slabriian
A cash bonus went with Collins.
The Dawson baseball league has
adopted something new. a board
Of equalization has been appointed
to divide the talent among the
teams and have them Of an even
strength. II Is thought that by this
process the games will be more
closely contested.
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Oiadaione'a library Ia now ne.
cnaahle 10 all. as the st Illinois a.
bfary. az Hawarden. erected al a
ooet Of $500 900 There are 81, 900
volumes. largely on theology.
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Money in The Bank

Money in the Bank Is one Of
the best friends any one can
have In time 81 trouble De
posit just a fraction OF your in
como with ms every week and
see how much better off you
will be at the years end 4
per cent interest paid on saw
inEs accounts OF 500 and up
wards
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PRIMARY ELECTION is
HELD At WALLA wALLA.
fStar Special Serviee.l
WALLA WALLA. June 25-At
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All SOC Fancy Wool suitipss.
yard ssssssH sst-tss-ss SOC
All 400 Fancy Wool Suitings.
yard ..ss.sss sssssssss Que
All si.2s Fancy Wool suitinss
yard $500. ..s.s..- o<lsT
All $50 Fancy Wool svi,inss.
yaro s..s.s.s. .sss+-ss Fb0
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
CARS TO KENSlNGToN

Fifteenth and y. Y. ave; cIory Is minutes-
Connect at lake with Kensington line every 80
minutes. Round-trip tickets. sc. at Fusseli's.
ie2S-tf
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MACHINE TESTS MENTALITY.
Faults Diagnosed Correctly
by New Methods.

New York. July 4-The school authori-
ties Of New York have had their atten-
tion called to an invention called the
ergograph. which is warranted to deter
mine the real cause for a pupils back
wardness in his studies.
When the Ounce Of the class remarks
casually that two and two make five. the
horror-stricken teacher need no longer
throw the blackboard at him. Instead
he can test him by the ergograph and
find whether pverstudy or too much play
is the cause
The new Instrument is a German in
vention, anI is said to have been tried
successfully in the London schools.
According to the description. the fore
arm Of the child is clamped to the table
that holds the apparatus. Then the hand
Is secured, only the middle finger being
left free This isolated finger is placed
in sfel box, and the pupil fIexes the
muscle9 as long as he can, setting wheels
and springs at work, with the result that
a suspended weight lifts with each effort.
There is an indicator. whose marks as
cend from 3 10 800. The child that sue
ceeds in pressing the indicator to the
highest point invariably turns out to be
bright boy.
II Johnny arrives in the morning feel
ing so fit that he can push the Indicator
up 10 loo. and in the evening can get it
Cnly half as far. the inference is that
Johnny needs less study and more fresh
air. or. perhaps. better food and more of
it
] The ergograph does not confne its reve-
latiOns 10 children.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
AGED RECLUsE WOMAN SLAIN.
Murder I'm New York Battles the
Police.

New York. July 4.--With but the barest
and unpromising of clews. the police are
seeking TO unravel the mystery which
surrounds the killing of Kate DAILY, a
recluse splnster, who was found throttIed
to death on the floor of her apartments at
337 West Forty-ninth street.
The woman had been dead four days
before the body was found, yet her throat
still bore the marks of a mans hands
the fingers having gripped her about the
neck until she fell dead There were no
other bruises or abrasions Of the head or
body. but Coroner AcritelH ordered an
autopsy.
The motive was not robbery The wom-
ans purse, containing S175, was un-
touched, while small pieces Of jewelry
which had been heirlooms in Miss Dalys
family for generations were not dis
turbed. In the purse. besides the money
was a bit of paper with the address Of
Mary DAILY. 166 West Fifty-ffth street
No one cf that name could be found at
that address.
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PRETTY GIRL IS A F00TPAD.
Admits RObbing Man to Get Money
TO Pay Board Bill.

Trenton, y. j., July 4.-Miss May Prior,
a young woman prominent in Sunday
school circles, has been taken, on a
requisition secured by Pennsylvania au-
thorities, to the Doylestovn (Pa.) County
Jail to await trial on a charge of having
robbed George Vannellis of this city.
Clifford Watson, who, it is charged, as
sisted Miss Prior in the robbery. was also
extradited to Doylestown.
Miss Prior has confessed 10 planning
the robbery of Vannellis. The latter went
from this city at night across the Della
ware River 10 MorTisville. Pa. and there,
while he was walking along q lonely road.
Watson knocked him down with a club,
and the Prior girl rifled his pockets Of so
in money and other valuables. Vannellis
recovered consciousness within a few mo-
ments and followed the couple to this city,
where he caused their arrest.
Miss Prior in her confession said she
was solely to blame. She declared she
was about to be put out of her boarding
house for nonpayment of board and she
was reduced to desperate circumstances.
She is of a highly respected family, but
has not been living at home. For some
years she has been an enthusiastic Sun
day-school worker.
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FOLLOW sHERMAN'S ROUTE.
Trip to the Sea ArOuscs Feeling of
Southern People.

Chattanooga, July 4-Great indignation
was stirred up here to-day when thirty
officers from the staff school. Fort Leav-
enworth Hans., arrived in the city and
started ior march from Chattanooga TO
the sea. aong the route made famous by
Gen. She, nan during the civil war.
The march is practically the same as
was STATED about one year ago by the
son of Gen. Sherman, which caused so
much criticism by Southerners. and which
was finally called off. because It was
feared that the party would meet with
very unfavorable receptions in the State
Of Georgia.
Maj. BerrytOn, who Is in charge of the
train, is not aware of any unpleasant
feeling which the trip may arouse He
believes that the reception accorded the
officers will be cordial at every stop. and
he believes that officers will make the
march Of the route at least once year.
Prominent Confederate veterans were
seen tonight, and expressed themselves
as being very indignant that Federal Off
GERS should make a march over the same
route taken by Sherman when he devas-
tated the South. 1t is probable that Presi-
dent Roosevelt or the War Department
will be called on Friday TO explain the
march or recall the officers
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
MODS PARADE ROME
Garibaldi Celebration Nearly
Ends in Riot.
GUARD THE VATICAN
Antf-cIericaI Feeling Runs High, and
Immense Crowds Make Violent
DemOnstratIOns-Squ of Police
Escort PrOcessiOn-TrOops Concen-
trated in Government Buildings.

Rome July 4-The centenary of the
birth of Garibaldi was celebrated to-day
as d national holiday
Rome was decorated from end 10 end
with flags The shops which attempted
to remain open were forced to close by
the rabble which paraded the streets
from an early hour. Among the paraders
We're many red-shirted men who pur-
ported to have been followers Of Carl
baldi. but they were too young to have
served under him. Socialist. Republican.
Anarchist and anti-CleTiCal societies.
preceded by flags. formed on the Piazza
Popolo and marched TO Janiculum Hin.
where SignOr Barzalal. a Republican
deputy, made a speech Wreaths were
placed upon the Garibaldi statue
II is estimated that there were 5000
persons in the procession. They were
greatly excited and bent more upon caus-
ing disorder than celebrating Garibaldis
centenary. Anti-CleTiCal feeling ran very
high. Hurrahs for Garibaldi were
drowned by shouts of Death TO the Pope
and priests"
When the procession passed the front
Of the Hunt Club, the mob shouted,
Down with the aristocracy," and when
in front Of the Austrian Embassy.
Down with AUSTRIA" Cries OF Death
to the priest" were raised in front Of
every church.
Squads of police escorted the procession.
All the troops Of the garrison We're cor
fined to their barracks, while whole regi-
ments drafted to the city for the occa-
sion were hidden in the courtyards Of
palaces and government buildings. The
Vatican was surrounded by troops. and
the bridge leading thereto was strongly
guarded
After Signor Barzalafs speech the crowd
dispersed without incident. The general
impression is that the peaceful end to
the days celebration was due to the pre-
cautions taken by the government.
Owing to the absence Of Ambassador
Griscom, there was no Independence Day
reception in Rome.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
Ferry Service TO Alexandria.

Steamer Lsckawsnna every HOUR and HALF.
6 a. m. to p. m. daily and Sunday. FARE <
EACH ~
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CLEwS BUYS BONNIE BRAE.
Millionaire Presents Country Home
TO His Daughter. Mrs. Parsons.

New York, July 4.-Henry Clevs bought
the Bonnie Brae country place Of thirty
acres at LenOx. Mass. yesterday, as a
gift for his daughter. Mrs. HeYoert Par
sons. It is opposite the million-collar place
of Arson Phelps Stokes.
Bonnie Brae became famous a few years
ago when It's owner, Mrs Henry A. Bar
clay, gave a dance in the barn, which had
just "ecl finished at a cost of $4,000.
The house contains twenty-four rooms
and seven baths 1t is trimmed in ma
hogany and choice woods. 1t has an i'm
menSe ballroom. The house stands on the
highest ground in Lenox. and has the
finest view in the Berkshires, overlooking
a beautiful lake. Mrs. Henry Clews, who
will return from Europe to-day, will go
direct to Bonnie Brae with Mrs. Parsons.