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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
NllI Look Into on nnd nna.

Huntsville, July 1.--(Special. 1---A let ter from pr. Eugene A. Smith, State Geologist, states that he will come to Huntsville during the first part of July to make an investigation of the oil and gas resources of this section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
staalzIsss Flam Day.

In MocordAnce with the reuuast Of 4is1 National Anti-saloon League. yes- xeraay was observed by number of Mobile churches ae "Htainleaa Flag noY The Anti-Ea1oon League set aside fhis az the day when pastors all over the country should speak on 1akn1erance subjects and their request wa2 very generally observed. In Mo- bile several sermons were preached along this line and in spite of the hnats tae scrvices were well attended
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Ne.Us of Mobile Society
Iss. An spent , most pleasant <.

sames Al spent most pleasant sf- fernoon.
 As farewell to Mrs. Susie Glover southgate. who left for New York Sat- urday night. most delightful fug party was given on that evening. Juss few of her most intimafa fftends on the tug -1ertrudes far ont into the bay wAs thoroughly enjoyed
 
 A lovely porch party was given by Mrs John IT. Schley this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Edwin Mccartney. who Is once more among her many friends in Mobile Eight ladses passed . most pleasant afternoon playing bridge. and enjoyed the delightful refreshments served. Those cofnpogfng the party were: Mrs. Ndwfn Mccartney Mrs. B F. Adams. Mrs a M Luce. Mrs. ! B. Robert son, Mrs. Hunt Chomberiain Mrs. Ksarsley Carter. IT., Mrs ! 1T. schley and Miss Nellie Irwin. MT. \. 0. wrenn returned from Mia. mi, Fla. yesterday. Mrs Henry Hall slsavss tonsorrcw for Mrs. Archie Hali and daughter, Miss Nell Hall.
 Miss Virginia Lyons left tonight foi New York, and will spend the summer with her mother and sister, Miss Arne- lie Lyons on ti1e Hudson, Mir. Paul Danner has returned from Fernch Lick Springs esl Mrs. c E Sage. Mise Tru1a Sage and Miss TAfiniah Gordon VIII leave "wednesday to join Mfr. Sage and Miss Katie Sage at saluda. N. c. 3z Major Thomas Dorman has returned from trip to Philadeiphia, New Yort and the Jamestown Exposition. New Theata. No. q Court square, Oren WeamegAay Mve. 1s10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
LEAVES OF AHsExon.

Georwfa POstmasters Get Vacation of
 Five Dayn.
 washington. July 1.---AIi fourth class postmasters in Georgia hhve been granted leaves of absence, not exceed ing five days to attend the state league of fourth class pastmasters, to be held at Atlanta on Augrst 1z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
cARNEeIn GIVES To RoANoKE.
PreaHdent of College Receives Check
 For e25,Oo0,

Roanoke, Va; July 1.-President J. A. Morehead. of Roanoke College, Sa- lem, Va, today announced the receipt of a check for $25,OO0 from Andrew Car negie In fuIRilment of hIs pF6mise to give that amount to the endowment fund when S35.0OO had been raised. This addition of sO.00e has enabled the trustees to establish, two new chairs at the college.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

Mrs. e. M. Sage, Miss Trula Sage and Miss TAfiniah Gordon VIII leave wednesday to iofn Mir Sage and Miss Katie Sage at saiuda. N- c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
ARRIYM

EEem savannah, .AusuHta. Macon.
 celumbuA Albaay AmsFleaL
 Ss1 ygRion sDrlngss h.. .,;;..:. II;ioAn Arnsricua. DaWaon. Forx Gainsa
 Mu3Anla. AndalusiA- Troy. unlon hprln9s...... ..,. .s.s eioeDm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

AIR TRAINS DA1Lx,
 EoR farther Information write eR apply at O k WalG City PaagonEer Agent 1os 9oee1 gemegy Street. O 2, Buratt D. E A.. Mone RolaaFfs Ale, ss---l--- (
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

Major Thon1es D0rman has returned from . trip to Philadeiphia, New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

For Loss ef Appetite. HORSEORDs9 ACID PHOSPHATE life and visor. An exosiieut general tonic
 s-1o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

Miss Virginia Lyons left tonight foi New York. and will spend the summer with her mother and sister, Miss Arne- lie Lyons. on t1e Hudson,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
DEPART

For Union Springs. Troy, AndaInsia.
 NufAula, Ozark, AmsFfcua AEAas
 nys Columbus. Macon. Savannah and Augusta..s... sss.s... .... ANBefa For union sRringA Troy, Audalusia'
 Gnfaaia. Fort Qaines p9Wsoa,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

Mr. and Mrs. II. !. Buck and pr. nad Mrs o. F. Cawthon go to Biloxi x0 ednesday afternoon for month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

MT. Paul Danner has returned from frernch Lick Springs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
arHE nANon AT DAPHNE

New TAeato, No. [ Coura Square, Opem weaneadny Five. Bfs0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

11r. and Mrs. D. P. Bestor and fam fIy a6ved to Point Clear shis after x0en to occupy their lovely summer &oms on the beaeh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

Central of Georgia Railway Arrival aad departure of trains unfon I3as.
 s.eas3E ststieA ss HosHtgSmsSE. Ala nffsSt-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

Sfr ana Mrs. Henry Tonsueire and x<xssilR left for Battles Wharf this af- $4rnoon to spend week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

Mrs Henry 7all s1savss tonsorrow fol
 Asheviie; where slie will be joined by
 Mrs. Archie Hali and daughter. Miss Nell Hall.
Evening star., 1907-11-10

earners' insurance. Reports will be made
on the work of the public ownership COM
mission and the conciliation and immigra-
ton departments; on the investigation of
the conditions surrounding the employees
of the government at Panama: on the re-
suits of the recent conference on combina-
tions and trusts held under it's auspices
in Chicago and on the organization of the
joint child labor committee, formed by
delegates from the National Manufactur-
ers' Association. the American Fedora
ton of Labor. the General Federation of
Women's Clubs and the National Civic
Federation. and Its proposed plan of work.
The following have been appointed
committee On nominations for officers Of
Evening star., 1907-11-10

marines Admiral Caster Is able to
speak with some authority, and his argu-
mEnts would appear TO carry weight in
official quarters. The question OF sub
marines is likely to receive cOnsdera bIa
atte ntion from the authorities in the near
future. For a long time these vessels
were regarded in the light Of pet theory
of the French admiralty. but since the
Importance attached to them by the Brit
ish admiralty became known in Germany
official naval circles have been inclined
TO view with some anxiety Germany's
backward position in regard to this
branch of naval warfare. Admiral Gal
ster argues that thirty OF these vessels Of
Evening star., 1907-11-10

," tons each. costing less than one bat
tleship. would be able to control the mar
row seas from Jutland to Bornho,m, and
would make a blockade by hostile fleet
virtually impossible. Another thirty
would be necessary for a successful at
tack against the enemy's fleet. The num-
Der given by Admiral Galster as desira BILE
seems not unconnected with the fact that
England is known to possess thirty six
submarines in readiness and that twenty
four are in course of construction. Ad-
mlrai Galster claims that in the case of
an outbreak of hostilities 1t would be
necessary to be prepared for a sort of
guerilla war afterward. for which sub
Evening star., 1907-11-10
larlnes would be especially use full.

marines wound be especially useful.
The German specter." which English
men are constantly conjurng up. affords
a good deal of anus ament here, and it is
said the kaiser himself has been much
regaled by speech which Mr.. L. ].
Maxse. editor of the National Review, re-
Gently delivered In this speech the
learned editor said he was sure that Ger
many was developing her amphibious
power by land and sea at a prodigious
cost. and at a prodigious pace. for the
purpose OF dumping an inconvenient num-
Der of troops into England when she least
expected 1t. and that England's lack Of
counter-preparation. 10 far from being q
Evening star., 1907-11-10
NATIONAL CIVIC FEDERATION
Annual Meeting at New York De-
cember 9 and 10.

NEW YORK. November 9-The annual
meeting of the National Civic Federation
will be held December and 10. The sub
jects to be discussed are: Currency re-
form. postal savings banks and wage
Evening star., 1907-11-10
lHGLO-GERMAK DiSTRUST
MUTUAL ANTIPATHY SEEMS TO
BREED MUTUAL FEAR.

Sncclal Csblegrsm TO The Star
BERLIN. November 9.-VIce Admiral
ta!ster. for many years inspector OF
marine artillery. has published a brochure
strongly urging Germany to build faster
OCEAN cruisers and at least sixty new sub
Evening star., 1907-11-10

deterrent as some Missionaries appeared
to imagine, was positive incentive to the
aggressive elements In the German
empire.
Evening star., 1907-11-10

the ensuing year: For the public, Y. Ev-
crit Macy. DR.. Albert Shaw. Archbishop
Ireland. John n. Stahl: for employers,
Henry Phipps. Franklin MacVeagh. sam
Vel Mather. Marcus NJ. Marks: for wage
earners, John Mitchell. Daniel J. keefe,
James O'Connel. T. H. Morrissey
There will be a report from the commit
tee on organization proposing a plan for
organizing branches OF the fedora tlon in
every state in the Union
Evening star., 1907-11-10

Houses in Berlin are numbered In iumi-
nous paint.
The letter "e' occurs on an average OF
137 times In a thousand words
Evening star., 1907-11-10
MatChleSS
Steel Range
seecia' sss ha'ds; for $39.75
Every Range Sold Under Our
Absolute Guarantee Bond

The Matchless Steel Range has made hit
in this city. We sold the first carload in jiffy
at this special Introductory price.
This range is substantially built OF steel plate
on lines that the severest tests have proven per-
feet. 1t is handsomely finished, is asbestos lined,
and has an enormous fire box 1t burns soft
coal, hard coal or wood evenly and without
waste. 1t is the one range that will give salts
factory service for lifetime Come in and have
us explain the many merits of the Matchless
Range. Genuine $500 value. Sold under an
absolute guarantee for 10 years-a Bond with
every range. Special intro d 7Oz zE
ductory price. ..............Q QOv./O
We can furnish 1o-gallon reservoir with this
Range at small additional charge, or we can
equip the Range with hot water coils for heat
ing any size boiler.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
CASE OF KEMP WILL
NOFCOME TO TRIAL
Woman Who Was Expected to be
Witness Has Disappeared Wish
Her Husband.

Mrs. A. T Ticker The woman who
was expected to he the principal Wit
mess against {. +. Kemp. charged with
attempted criminal assault has de-
parted ior parts unknown. and II is
vey likely that the Kemp case will
never come up for trial
The grand jury of the Corporation
Court adjourned Yesterday afternoon
without having investigated the case
in question. the absence of the man
who sworc ont the wa rant and OF
the complaining Witness making it
useless for the jury to attempt an in
vestigation.
Soon after hemp's arrest, Tucker
and his wife lfet their homo on
Twcnty-fourth street. and are believed
To have gone from this vicinity.
Kemp was cloascd some time ago
on u bond OF $1,000. hut Judge Bur
ham has NOW fixed the bond at S25o.
ON account OF the disappearance of
the witnesses. Kemp is a popular aud
respected grocer Of his section and
MS arrest on the charge preferred
~ Ms. Tuckcr's husband created
something of sensation Al he time
it was Freely PREDICTED that the case
would amount to nothing and Mrs.
fuckers story was discretited by
many
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
STRIKE OF ENGINEERS
MAY HAVE SERIOUS EFFECT
over one'third of Coal Shipped From
Here Gees in earges Which
Must Be lowed

There was no change yesterday in
me situation brought about by the
strike OF the engineers OF some of the
coastwise coal steamers and scaro.
ing tugs. Up 10 this time the strike
mas had but littlo effect here. but To-
cal shipping mon admit that unless
II is settled in the near future the
coal trade will be affected TO IA con.
siderable extent. as over third of tho
coai shipped from this port 10 New
England is Carried In harges when
are lowed up and down the coast by
the tugs
Fon barses have arrived here since
me strike begun. two OF those being
brought by the whalcback steamers
BAY State and BAY Port and the other
two, OF the Scully line. being brought
here by tug whose name could not he
ascertaned. Several other bargcs are
cnroutc here and are expected In port
within day or So Already several
loaded barges are tied up in the
Roads by the strike aud tbs indications.
IRE that there will BIZ quito noct
OF coal laden baigcs in The Roads
s.s ss..,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
when her BACK ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.

Z....,sn..- -. ~c:,san lncsSs low
Inc aches and pains mat come wncn
the kidneys fail make life a burden.
l}ackachc. hip pains headaches. dizzy
spells. distressing urinary troubles. MI
tell OF scl, kidneys and warn YOU OF
the sicalthy approach of diabetes
dropsy and Brights disease. Doan's
Kidney Pills permanently cure all
these disorders Here's proof OF il
in a Newport News woman's words:
MIS-. H. II. Harris, living at 525
Twcnty-nntn street Newport News
Va, says: II have used Doan's
Kidney Pills in my family and the
results derived wctc highly satisfac-
tory J suffered for long time witli
hackachc and was 50 lame and sore
that ! was neagly Frustrated ut timcs.
The kidney sacrctions were also very
y ofust, and forced me to arise many
times during The night ! used many
remedies. but dill not succeed in find
ing relief until Duan's Kidney Pills
were brought to my attention. and
procu cd q hrx nj A. Z G. Klors
drug store. felt much better IN
a short time, and this romcdy acted
M TO every representation made for
IT,"
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Remember The name Doan's and
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
and Walker voting may"
From tho Other e INCH.

Matters from the common council
were acted upon as follows:
Resolution appropriation 81 .790 to
pay old bills of Citizens Railway.
Light and Power Company, concurgcd
In; resolution approprlating SS2S7S,
To cover deficiencies In the approprin.
tions of varioms departments. con.
cured in; resolution approprlating
800 for the health department in con.
ncotion with the purchase of pair
OF mules, cuncurred in: resolution ap.
prop iating SEQ for the street depart
ment with which to purchase n new
street sweeper. concurrcd in: rcsolhl.
tion appropriating $3.50 for use of the
mayor, laid upon table until mex, meet,
Ing; resolution y DIVIDING for the pay.
mont of the SALARY OF the late SUPER.
ntendent of Streets O'Donncll TO the
executrix of tho deceased. concurred
I'M resolution nppropriating SEQ to
provide for an increase of 81 in the
salary of the city electrician. not CON
Cured in.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
ShIpyard Adopts NV Method Of
Reducing WORKOUT Property In
10 Useful sCrapg.|r0a.
REPORTS AUDIBLE ALL OVER CITY
Blasting Sounds Like Oischarsino of
Great Cannon, and People Pasoino
the F ant Have Been Given Momen-
tary Shareholders Removed from
Liner St. Paul and Other SHIPS.

About fifteen old builcs that have
been removed from stenmcrs M the
local shlpyard in recent years are be-
ing reduced to scrap iron on the
north side OF the plant by the use
OF dynamite. Tho blasting of the
boilers Logan Monday. ana the .eporis
of the scores of charges that were
set off that day and Yesterday have
been plainly audible IN all sections
OF the city 1t probably will he a
week or ten days before the work Is
completed
the boilers are laying in the scrap
heap near the northc II boundary of
me ward anu they are IN view from
Washington avenue between Forty.
fourth street and Forty-sixth street
quite II number of people have
watched the blasting from the avenue
and many persons who happened to
~ passing along that pat of the
avenue when the charges were set
off have been given more or loss nj
u fright as the reports sound like
'nosa Of II large cannon being dis
charged
New Method Here.
rms Is rather novel method ol
aiing the boilers to pieces. ana is
the fi.st time that 1t hns been used
NJ the shipyard. Heretofore the old
boilers have been taken anart bv cut
ing ont the rivcts with compressed
air drills and clippers.
About II half uolcn men are ON
pioyed In blasting the hoilc,s nm,
while the wo.k must he more IN. loss
dangerous. no one has l,,cn hurt Tn,
charges of dynamite are laid on III,
tops of the boilers and DISCHARGED
In this manner the blasted iron /,
, ,nr, vi, to the Syomd instead of int,
a Plenty of Old Boilers.
Ten of the old boilc.s were tnlo,
| out of the big American line Sloane,
st Paul ut the shipyard last sprinr
TWO others wcrc removed fsom m,
southern Pacific liner Chalmettc two
were taken from the Me chant an,
Miners steamer Iuniala now at IN,
yard. aud two others wee remove.
from the steamer ESSEX. of the sam.
Inc, last fall. The boilers arr Of
diire cnt sizes and types.
TIE scrap iron viii be used eitho,
IN the ward ~ AT the <aundrv.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
BREAK IN AGREEMENT.
McHorney Steamerc Are Not Handling
c. and o. Passengers.

Tho steamers General Lee and Gen.
eral Putnam did not begin handling
me Chesapeake and Ohio passengers
between this city aud the Exposition
Yesterday. rs was expected. For some
reason the companies failed TO consul
mate their agreement, and the Mciior-
ncy steamers were running from Pier
yesterday as usual, and the G. and
q ferry Callahan was making resula
trips from the railway pier.
For the pesent. mt least. the steamers
General Lee and General Putnam will
continue Ia land at pier a ana will
maintain their regular schedule.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
FaAaa0aasp aRaa-nNaaaaa-naQQaA
q SOrial-P Personal 20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

wedding of more than usual In.
tcrcst To The Younger society folk on
the Peninsula will be that of Miss
Anne Lewis Hamilton. daughter of
MIR AMI Mrs. j. NJ. Hamilton. OF 100
rhl, ty-iourth street and MIR. Kenneth
Stott Jack. which will occur ut Trini-
" Methodist church NJ $3.50 o'clock
this mcrning The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. W. Ashu,y Chris
tan. the pastor
The bride will be attended ly her
sistc.. Miss Ora Hamilton MS maid
, of honor and the bridesmaids will be
Misses Alclnc lnpsley, of Las Vegas
New Mexico: Leslie Wallace. of Ports.
mouth: Mary Kenneth Holt of FL
Paso New Mexico Florence Holt.
Jean MACEDONIAN and Virginia Ilnmil.
ton sister of the bride The bride
Will wear IL travelling suit of dark
wear white flannel coat suits with
hats to match.
MIR. Charles Stuart MACEDONIAN will
act as best man. and tho following will
he the ushors: Mcssrs Caleb ID.
West Louis McAIurran. James kyle.
Charles Putzel Harry Gildnrr, and
y. NJ. Hamilton. brother OF the h. ldc.
The church will be tastcfuly deco.
rated with golden rod and ever.
greens. CARRYING out the colo scheme
of yellow and green
Following the ceremony. Mr. aud
Mrs. Jack will leave for wedding
tour 10 Washington. Baltimore. phlla-
dolphin and New York and on their
etrrn next month they will make
their home in this CITY. Both OF tho
young people arr widely known mere.
Miss Hamilton has made her homo
in this city for many years and
Mr.. lack has been employed MS n
daftsman ut the shipyard for several
years.
'crtancd by Miss Florence Holt AZ
her home on Thirty.fourth street.
Miss Ruth j Flcury has gone to
Petersburg and Richmond to spend a
month with friends
AIRS Amelia Losb. ct philadclphia
is critically i'll at tic home OF her
son Or. Louis Loeb on. Thirtieth
street Mrs Loeb came here to visit
her son 4 week ago.
Miss Grace Burnett has returned
home. after visit in Maryland.
NJ and Mrs. c. NJ. Coz have re-
turned from Il visit to relatives in
Prince George county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
MANY PEOPLE

Want to sell Real rs.
tate, and some have
great bargains. Why
don't we buy them?.
Well, we can't buy
them all; we want
our clients to take
some of them. Please
allow us to show you
what we have paying
from 8 to ~ per cent.
net.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
PLAGUE HAS KILLED FORTY.
sixty-Einht cases of Diseaoe in sar
francisco Up to Date.
Wy Assoclntcd Prcssl

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. I5-1Dn.
Nnlc plague totals to date as posted
today in the office of the hoard of
health arc vc'iiiod Cases. GS;
deaths 10; death rate. SIS per cent
recovcrles. II; remaining undo treat
mcnt ~; suspects under observation
36.
The Washington times., 1907-06-05
On the Mississippi.

President Roosevelt's proposed
trip of several days on the Missis-
sippi river some time this month
seems to be exciting the Great Lake
States urduly Their business in
terests fear that the journey, which
viii be taken from some point in
Iowa or Illinois to Memphis, means
that Mr.. Roosevelt is about ready
to plunge with his resistless energy
into a crusade for the long exploited
Lakes TO Gulf" canal
IL is known that the President
believes in an extension of COM
merce down the Father of Waters"
and its tributaries, and the people
of the North shudder lest he be
shown such absolute need of a great
navigable waterway from Lake
Michigan to New Orleans as shall
cause him 10 prepare a bill immedi-
ately for presentation to the next
Congress. They would look without
dismay on the abandonment of the
trip altogether.
But are not these citizens alarmed
by a DOGGY? The Presidents view
of the matter may not take definite
shape at all while he is in Office,
even if he is convinced of the need
of a canal as a means of correcting
railroad rates in the Middle West
No legislation could be passed at
cnce, that is certain Even il the
canal were TO be authorized and
built, the Lakes commerce ought
still TO hold its own, aiming, as it
does, at Europe and the East. The
whole country ought to wish Mr..
Roosevelt pleasant trip on the big
river without regard TO sectional
commercial differences.
The Washington times., 1907-06-05
No Need for Consumption.

The unwillingness of time-ex-
pired men 20 re-enlist in our army
brings the New Orleans Picayune to
stone wall. Increasing the pay of
our soldiers ito anything like par
ity with the compensation obtain
able in civilian employment" it
thinks. impossible. Doing away with
the wholesome restraints of mill
tary discipline would be utterly i'm
practicable" Compulsory military
service, as n last resort, lis not even
open for discussion" So our con-
temporary gives il up.
Serious as the problem is, it is
not hopeless. There is no need to
pay orr men in khaki the wages of
bricklayers, or to remove the con-
straint of military discipline, or to
bind all our Young men to compul-
sorry military service The need is
rather to pay reasonably more than
The Washington times., 1907-06-05
WillNot Squander Money
of Silent Smith at
Tuxedo.

NEW YORK. June 5.-The announce
ment that Mrs. George Grant Mason
wife OF the 100000 heir OF the late
James Henry Smith, is about 10 enter
the Tuxedo colony with a modest 1000
wardrobe is the subject OF much discus
sion among New York's society women
Some Of them aver that FIVE white
gowns and several lingerie waists are
hopelessly inadequate for a social cam
paiBn, and that the relative Of one Of
the worlds richest men should make
herself felt ard will have no recogni-
ton at all IL she does not take with
her wardrobe Of more dazzling proper
tions.
There are others, however. who de-
clare that Mrs. Mason knows what she
Is doing They assert that Mrs. Mason
Is in half mourning for her husbands
relative, and does not expect 10 enter
tain: also that there is a sameness in
white gowns which renders a large num-
Der OF them superfiuous.
Mrs. William r. Garrison. who has
been numbered among the exclusive col
Onists Of Tuxedo for years. and who late