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BELMAR.
ecial Correspondence OF The Star.


BELMAR, N. j.. June -. 1908.
Guests at the Melrose Inn gave a
marshmallow roast on the beach Thurs
day evening. They built a great fire on
the sand. and. gathering around it with
musical instruments. sang college songs.
Those attending the party were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Christie. Miss Grace Taylor.
Miss Agnes Bradley. Miss Charlotte
Bradley and Miss Adelaide Colt. Adam
Exton, who is a guest at this hotel, took
out party of guests in his automobile
to dinner at Atlantic Highlands last
night.
At the Hotel Columbia a bridge party
was given for patrons Of the house
Wednesday.
sailing party was made up the fore
part of the week at the Buena Vista by
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Wilcox, who are
stopping at the hotel They and their
guests spent the entire day upon Shark
river in the yacht Dora.
The Belmar Inn gave a canoeing party
on Shark river yesterday.
Among the Washington contingent at
the Belmar Inn are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Layton, who are located here for several
weeks.
Miss Laura Beams of Washington is
staying at the Llanymour.
The ATLANTIC and Colorado hotels are
entertaining Mrs. c. Mosher Of Washing
ton.
Miss Bertha Sweeny Of Washington is
spending the latter part of June at the
Card Lodges.
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COLONIAL BEACH.
Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH. Va. June q, 1908.
The excessively warm weather OF the
past week drove many Washingtonians to
their summer homes at this place. and
not a day passes but what more visitors
are added to the colony here.
Mrs. II. NJ. Chaplin ot Washington is
comfortably domiciled at her pretty river
front home. having as her guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank c. Daniels and son of WASH
ington.
Mrs. NJ. G. Henderson Of Washington
has reopened her cottage for the summer
and has visiting her her daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hutchinson
Mrs. Emmett NJ. Carter and baby oe
Washington have been spending the
month of June at Sheffield, where DR..
Carter passes the week end
Mrs Ella D. Adams of Washington has
taken the Rott cottage for the season.
accompanied by her daughters Mr. and
Mrs. Guy III. Corbitt and son and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Gillies Miss Gillies Of New
York is also her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. b. Peters and fam
lily OF Washington are at their place.
Althea. for the season, and Mrs. II. 5.
McAuley and son Henry accompany them.
Mr.. William r. Fisher of the Capital
city Is visiting his mother. Mrs. 4. S.
Fisher. at their new home.
Mrs F. A. Foley of Washington Is q
guest OF Mrs. +. A. Roper.
Mrs. E. F. Eermillion Of Washington is
occupying her beach front home. having
recently purchased the Wormell cottage.
and Mrs. l.. A. Brook. are with her. also
Mrs. c. L. Petty and Mrs. Guy S. Meloy.
her sister.
Mrs. II. J. Whitzell and Miss Margaret
Mhitzell of Washington have taken the
Mann cottage for the season.
Mrs. Roger r Smith and sons OP
Washington are stopping at the Steuart
cottage for lengthy stay.
At the initial bowling contest OF the
season. held at the Amusement Hall. Miss
Lola Minor won the ladys prize. while
Mr.. Barton Mason carried off the gentle
mans prize.
Mrs. William Johnson. Miss Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nota Mckinley of Wash
fngton are stopping at Hotel Byrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shackleford OF
Washington have recently purchased the
Geese cottage toward the point and are
occupying the same. accompanied by
Misses LYDIA and Annie Shackleford.
Mrs. NJ. Spaulding and Misses Katie and
Annie Spaulding are guests at the Lin
wood House. Also Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Cauffman. Mrs. Edward Cumberland and
SON. Osca Carter and William Ennis OF
Alexandria, Va.
istered at the Walcott House: Mr.. T. J.
Casey. Mr.. F. G. Volland, Mrs r. Ma
guire. Miss Bessie Bowman. Miss Eliza
beth Watson and Mr.. E. s. Hammond,
and Mr.. Henry A. Crump and Mr.. John J.
Nugent of Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. Harry Mensh gave a dinner at his
place last Tuesday night as a result Of
losing a nomination bet to Mr.. j. Ford
Taylor of Washington. His guests includ-
ed the following gentlemen of the Capital
city: Mr.. ]. Ford Taylor. Mr.. d. A. Phil
lips. Mr.. William H. Riley.
Mrs John H. MetZerott and children OF
Washington are guests at the Colonial
Beach Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Drew and family OF
Alexandria, Va. have taken cottage on
Boundary street for the summer
Mr.. Edmund S. Wolfe and wife OF
Washington are staying at the hotel.
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CAPE MAY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

special Correspondence OF Inc Stof-
CAPE MAY. N. j.. June p. 1908.
The season at this resort is now in full
swing. all Of the hotels having opened
their doors yesterday and today for the
present summer. All Of the railroads
increased their service yesterday to full
summer schedules, and tonight Cape May
is entertaining such throngs OF people
as 1t used to entertain, and these are
added to by a number of visitors who
have not heretofore been making cape
May their summer stopping place. Among
this throng are numbers Of Washingto-
mans. who are thoroughly enjoying the
delights OF the place. which during the
heated spell Of the week has been swept
by cool ocean breezes that made 1t de-
lightful change from the sx lettering city
out of which the visitor has come.
Pennsylvania has held the center OF
cause Of the fourteenth annual meeting
Of the Pennsylvania State Bar Associa-
ton. which was held Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday at the Hotel Cape
Nav and at which there were some SOU
Pennsylvania lawyers present.
From indications now presented the
board of trade will celebrate at Cape
May Independence day most glorious
Fourth Of July. which will probably out
rival any Fourth which has been cele-
President Benjamin Harrison was the
orator Of the day.
The Cape May Yacht Club opened its
season today with a review Of yachts In
the new harbor 1t being Commodores
day. The club has also announced that
July 4. II and % there will be club races
and water sports. August % the annual
yacht club regatta will take place. and
the contests will be open to all racers.
July 10 and August 1 the Wildwood
Yacht Club will come here. and August
the Ocean City club will come to par
ticipate in the races.
The Cape May club has more than $50
members, many of whom are Washing
tonians.
Robert H. Bronson is guest at the
Wyoming.
at the Elberon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Barden and their two
sons of Washington are guests at the
Baltimore Inn.
e. P. Haas of Washington came to the
Aldine this week.
c. K. Bergman, the cartoonist Of The
Washington Star. and originator Of the
Teddy Bear" was the first guest to
arrive at the Stockton Hotel at its open
ing yesterday.
D. c. Lyman Of Baltimore is a guest at
the Hotel Cape May.
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OCEAN CITY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


OCEAN CITY. June &c. 1908.
Ocean City has been unusually lively
this week for so early in the season. ow-
ing to the fact that the Maryland State
School teachers have been holding their
annual convention here as we'll as the
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association.
AS usual the dances In the Atlantic
ballroom in the evening attract quite
number Of the cottagers. besides the
guests of the hotel. and most enjoyable
evenings are spent there.
The monster sawfish. thirteen feet eight
inches long. caught here last week by the
sturgeon fishermen. is being stuffed and
will be put on exhibition at the pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane e. Fox and fam
lily of Washington have again opened
their cottage on the upper boardwalk
The Foxes have been coming here for
many seasons and are charmed with the
place. They will stay until late in Sep
TENDER and. as usual. will entertain quite
extensively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville E. Church. also
Of Washington, have opened their cottage
for the summer The Misses Church are
much admired at Ocean City. where they
have been spending their summers for
many years.
Mr.. ]. Edgar Ijams. familiar to many
Washingtonians as manager Of the Plim-
himmon Hotel for many seasons past. Is
now engaged in the lumber business Of
his late brother in North Carolina. and
will be missed this summer by his many
friends in Washington, who have been his
guests each season.
Mr.. Harry Dougherty OF st. Johns Col
lege has taken Mr.. Ijams' place.
Among the Washingtonians here are
the following:
Hamilton-M. Cocorill. William Yost. ].
Mitchell.
Mount Pleasant-Misses Blanche and
Clara HURT.
Atlantic Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. c. L.
Henry. Mrs. A. r. Lee. w. A. Herford,
Miss Herford, w. E. WrightsOn.
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BAR HARBOR.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
BAR HARBOR. Me-. June %. 1908.
The past week at Bar Harbor has wit
messed large number of accessions to
the cottage and hotel colony, including
a large number prominent nationally.
The Washington colony. which has
been just a bit slow in coming this
year. has received a number of adj
ditions. while the clubs and club
houses have begun to take on their sum-
mer appearance. The Swimming Club
opened its pool this week. and the day
found a large number OF bathers who
dared to take the first plunge-including
one miss in a wonderful scarlet bathing
suit.
The most prominent members OF the
Washington colony to come during the
week were Mrs. r. H. Townsend and her
daughter. Miss Mathilde Townsend. This
is their first summer here for a number
of years. as they have usually spent the
heated season across the water. They
were always leaders in whatever was go
ing on here. and they will be heartily well
coined back to their old place in society.
The little world here is. of course. much
interested in Miss Townsend's reported
engagement to foreign duke, and If he
comes here this summer he will certainly
be lionized by everybody.
anolher washington conner or the week
was Mrs. John B. Henderson. Mrs. Hen
derson is at her cottage here for the sum-
mer. and her husband will join her early
in July. Their son. Mr.. John b. Hender-
son, jr.. will be here early in the summer
for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. jr..
were also among the notable arrivals OF
the week. This is their first season here.
They have one of the finest cottages and
will be prominent figures.
Pressure is to be brought on the Navy
Department to order the naval practice
squadron here for the summer. Bar Har-
Dor greatly misses the visit of the North
Atlantic squadron, and the practice
fleet is to come as far north Bath il is
to be hoped that the middIes may come
here. The ships assigned 10 this cruise
are the cruiser Chicago. frigate Hartford
and monitors Arkansas and Nevada most
of which have visited Bar Harbor in past
years
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LONG BRANCH.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


LONG BRANCH, N. j.. June 81. 1908.
An evolution is taking place in this long
famous resort perhaps greater than any
seaside resort has ever undergone. The
huge and ungainly caravansaries, memo
ries of an era forever departed In this
country, when the larger the hotel the
greater the popularity. are being torn
down or reconstructed. Along the beach
front a park has been laid out at the foot
of Broadway, Ocean avenue has been
widened and Improvements Of other sort
have been inaugurated by an awakened
public spirit, which hopes to save much
OF the old prestige Of Long Branch. Ger
tain wealthy and distinguished families.
who have splendid homes here. keep up
year after year a round of gayety second
to that at no other resort.
Automobile racing is INDUCED In here to
a great extent. and the citizens commit
tee which has amusements in charge has
planned splendid series Of events in the
way of races. starting from Elkwood Park
and using the roads which diverge from
1t. The first race will be run of July 4.
What promises to be an exceedingly in
teresting season will be inaugurated by
the Hollywood Golf Club with the indie
pendence Day cup contest.
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Merrill, F. J. Cain and son. N. c. Pill
son. ]. S. Mcintyre. Joseph Mcdonald.
Hotel Raleigh-James A. Dacy. Mr. and
Mrs. John Hughes. Mrs. NJ. r. Follner.
Miss Follner. J. S. Dunn.
Hotel Strand-Mrs. w. H. Finckel. Miss
Finckel, Miss Y. NJ. Rhinehart, w. H.
Degger. Mrs. E. L. Taylor.
Seaside House-Miss Margaret E. Shea,
Miss Helen Shea. w. T. Shea. w. e. Les
ter. F. R. Wilcox, F. p. Amalear. Mr..
and Mrs. John Dunn. jr.: Mrs. F. w.
Mackenzie. Albert Mackenzie, Mrs. E..
NJ. Tollman.
Hotel Stickney-H. C. Gibson.
Hotel Wilt shire-B. A. Smith. Miss
Edith Eagleson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Tay-
lor.
Hotel Wellsboro-R. NJ. Estes.
Hotel Westminster. A. Richardson.
Youngs Hotel-A. P. Warren.
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AT THE OLD WHITE.
al Correspondence Of The Star.


GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, June 26, 1908.
The greatest interest Is manifested in
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. familiar
ly called the odd White"
Beautiful in her age as some majestic
matron OF Virginia, who carries her
years lightly, she will celebrate her one
hundredth birthday and homecoming
season this summer in an appropriatelys
royal fashion. brilliant with social af-
fairs, as becomes one so crowned with
United States. orators and so,dicrs,
poets and wits. famous divines and
learned doctors, beauties and beaux. the
best representatives of social, intellec-
tuaI. professional and diplomatic circles
of Europe and America, have paid hon.
age at her shrine, and still she Yields
her scepter right royalty
This famous old resort is situated
upon the great Appalachian range of the
Allegheny mountains, $500 feet above
the sea.
In 1903 Mr.. James Caldwell first es-
tabl1shed hotel at White Sulphur. He
caused to be erected a long two-story
nu.ioang with veranda extending the
entire length and In close proximity to
the spring. 1t is now occupied by the
post office. Adams Express Company.
jewelry shop. millinery, dressmakinE.
general store and tailor shop.
An old landmark. the first dining hall,
used also as ballroom, has been re-
moved
In a secluded spot near the entrance
to the park of such wonderful natural
beauty Mr.. Caldwell built his family
cottage: Thee terraced gardens sur
rounding this villa still evidence the
skill Of the landscape artist. and the
time worn latticed summer houses in
vite strolling lovers to pause beneath
the repose Of their wild clinging vines.
The name Greenbrier White Sulphur
originated from an evergreen vine that
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ASBURY PARK.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

ASBURY PARK. N. J., June 81. 1908
Following several days of the most Sc
we're heat known here in at least a couple
of seasons. the wind which had been blow
ing continuously from the west, swung
ing with 1t cool weather once more. With
the change in the wind the thermometer
took a tumble Of Is degrees. The several
days of hot weather put the surf in re-
markably good condition for bathing.
On Wednesday the water stood at "a de-
grees. and this temperature beat all on
record for June. Seventy degrees Is con-
sidered fine bathing. The surf scarcely
ever reaches this temperature until we'll
into July. The early high temperature
this year was explained by one of the old
bathing masters who said 1t was because
winds from off-shore had blown back the
breakers, keeping away the cold water
from beyond the sandbar and allowing
the shallow water near shore to get full
benefit Of the suns rays. much as does
water In shallow lakes.
A state convention Of the G. A. r. got
into town Wednesday afternoon and for
three days dominated the life Of the re-
sort. The veterans closed their conven-
ton with a business meeting at the Ca
sino yesterday afternoon. but a majority
of them will remain in town over Sunday.
while not a few have planned to help
celebrate the national birthday here next
Saturday. More than 1900 old soldiers
day afternoon and headed by band and
fife and drum corps. marched up the
boardwalk and then through the main
avenues Of the city.
Most Of the hotel proprietors and lot
of the business men decorated their build
ings with flags and bunting. and in fact
the whole town gave them the heartiest
kind Of welcome.
City council. through Gov. Fort, sent
an invitation to Mr. Taft, the first part
of the week to spend the summer at AS
bury Park. as the city's guest. The pres
idential nominee now has this matter
under serious advisement. and it is not
unlikely that he may spend consider
able portion Of the summer here. One
Of the handsomest cottages in the resort
pancy. Vice Presidential Nominee Sher-
man has for five years spent his summers
at the Grand Central Hotel. and has
again reserved accommodations.
Great preparations have been made for
the celebration of July 4. A committee
appointed by common council to look after
the program. closed a $1,000 contract
Tuesday for the provision Of the finest
display Of fireworks ever seen here. These
will be set off from the fishing pier, and
after the last set piece has been consumed.
special Fourth Of July balls in all the
leading hotels will claim peoples atten-
ton.
Late Washington arrivals at the Hotel
Marlborough include J. H. Waramore
and G. Crosby
Stopping at the Lafayette are Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Raymond Of Washington.
Neutrality-suspicious. located at the Grand
Avenue are Miss Edith Means, Miss Clara
Patton and Miss F. G. Hollis
The Lloyd is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F. Clarence of Washington.
Included in the Washington contingent
at the Royal are C. Schin and Mr.. and
Mrs o. P. Downing
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Fascination Of London.
the London Observe

FrOm tnt LOEUOn UDSeryef.
The metropolis of the future is only be-
ginning to be: but London Is already be-
coming more and more fascinating to
those who are most widely acquainted
with the worlds cities. With the atmos-
pheric magic of her vistas in spring and
summer. with the glory Of her parks.
with the great sweep of her river. with
the living tide of her people. with
ing splendor of her modern streets, the
capital of the empire has become Gen.
trail and perpetual pageant for all civil.-
Zation
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Hurting a Convict's Pride.
n00 the London News.

A church army missioner had letter
recently from a convict begging him to
reform the writer's wife. who was also
in prison. The convictAwho is serving a
long term-was very anxious about the
matter because. as he said. lit was no
credit to him to receive letters from such
a place as prison" Another convict, in
the course of letter to his brother. a
peuper. remarked: well Jack, thank
goodness / have never sunk SO low as the
workhouse yet"
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OUTING DOWN THE RIVER.
Employees Of Electric Supply Com
PAW at Marshall Hall.

AS has been their custom each summer
for number of years. the officials and
employees of the National Electric Supply
Company of Washington, with their fam
lilies and friends. journeyed to Marshall
Hall yesterday, the occasion being that
company's annual excursion. More than
six hundred persons helped celebrate the
occasio
The younger members of the party en-
gagged in an exciting base ball game in
the afternoon, which was followed by the
serving of an elaborate and genuine old
fashioned picnic luncheon. In the even
Ing there was dancing and music and 9TH
er amusements. E. G. Graham was chair
man of the committee on arrangements
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DEAL BEACH.
pecial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
DEAL. n. j.. June 81, 1903.
Over on the Deal golf links there has
been a great deal Of playing this week.
The social season at Deal will receive
something Of an impetus tonight when
the summer program of dances and CO.
tillon is inaugurated with a cotillon In
the casino Of the Hathaway Inn. In
preparation for the dance. the ballroom
has been decorated with flowers. This
ballroom Is one OF the largest On the
coast, and Is a detached building with
numerous French windows which insure
GOODNESS. The dance has been carefully
planned under the management of Pro-
prietor c. Lindsay Davis. ]. B. Dillon
and Miss Gladys Leonard will lead the
cotillon.
Among the late Washington arrivals at
the Hathaway Inn are Mr.. and Mrs Har-
ry T. Young. Miss Bertha Rose. Miss LII
liam Rose. NJ. ]. Brown. c. v. Curtis,
Miss Morgan. Miss Pierce. Daniel N.
Meacham and Fred Fyfe.
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The Gospel Of Gain.

From Commercial Intelligence.
II our publicists would dwell less upon
the gross and material side Of life. we
should have less quarrel with them The
pity is that the demands of modern life
should be so exacting that men who
would take a prominent place in the
tunity to cultivate the graces.
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A Ducal Estate.

From the Fall Mall Gazette.
The park in which Chatsworth stands is
a dozen miles in circumference: the fac
ade of the house is a length Of fifteen
hundred feet.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW SELECT PARTIES COULD FIND
board during summer months at our large
country place near Cleveland Park; modern I'M
provements. Address Box "a. Star ONCE.
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Capon Springs and Baths

In the mountains. 100 miles due west Of Wash
1ngton. Nice place: good table; large company;
pleasant people For pamphlets, rates etc. address
CHAS- F. NELSON. Capon Springs, W. Va.
Ask Mr.. Foster. 1893 Pa. ave. NV. te5-60t, 8
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the Hotel Warwick. c. w. Somerville of
Washington is also a visitor at the War
wick.
Miss Virginia Smith and o. F. Smith.
at the Hotel Wiltshire.
The following residents Of Washington
registered in these Atlantic City hotels
during the week:
American Garden-J L. Becker
Hotel Bothwell-Mrs. II. D. Hoover,
Mrs. A Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. F. c.
Weber. Mrs. John Baker
Berkshire 1nn-Miss NJ. p. Wheatley,
Miss NJ. Wheatley. Mrs. H. c. Crimes
Craig Hall-Mr. and Mrs S. j. PEBBLE.
Hotel Continental-J. E. Kittymiller
Hotel Chalfonfe-F. A. Lutz, Miss Wag-
ner. DR.. NJ D'A. Magee. Allerton. S.
Cushman.
Hotel Dennis-F f. stebbins. w. A.
Lockwood. NJ Woodruff. r. L. Ettinger.
Mrs. Rufus Saxton. Miss A. Fletcher. ].
A. Mandel and son. F. H. Shipe, Charles
E. Langley. Miss NJ. Healey. X Shaffer.
Hotel DeVille-Mrs. T. Snowden, Mrs.
A. Bates.
Hotel Ethlyn-Louis Walters.
Hotel Emerson-Mrs S. E. Matthews
Haddon Halle. A Rossiter. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Gray. Mrs r. NJ Parker
Miss Virginia Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs F. V.
Kilian. r. NJ. Parker. L. c. Ulrich. S. NJ.
Newman A. Stewart, A. Coulter Wells
Halcyon Halle. NJ. Fries. Mrs. H. G.
Stuart.
Hotel Holmhurst-Dr Warrington.
Hotel Iroquois-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Ger
ney.
Hotel Jackson-Mrs. A. Hughes.
Hotel Loraine-Mr. and Mrs. B. Solo
mon.
La Fontaine-Mrs. ]. E. Cummings. J.
E. Clark, w. s. Shipper, J. F. Lotus.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Mills.
Hotel Majestic-Mrs. B. e. Hinton, r.
E. Sharpless.
New England-H. p. Peterson, S. A.
Voght.
Ponce de Leon-Mrs. H. Boughton.
Rio Grande Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Eldredge.
Hotel Rudolf-E6ward A. Moseley, w.
P. Boland, J. J. Coutts, E. L. Gibbs. c. F..
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-03

Teller, through the general education
board broke all records OF educational
endowments By giving So. 900 600 to
be used chiefly for the benefit OF the
smaller colleges AMI first OF all for The
wonen's colleges TIC reside of an
other great EDUCATIONAL foundation
was seen In the dedica ffonsof tie Car
negie Technical schoolss.at pittsbnrg
APRIL IL. upon which Messrs. Carne-
gle and Rockefeller patted each other
on the back.
The campaign of the New York
women for equal pay for equal
work was checked by Governor
Hughes veto OF the BILL which had
been passed over Mayor McClellan's
head. Chicago decided to admit adults
to the high schools. New York ruled
sectarian exercises from the schools
Columbia joined the movement for
spelling reform. Swarthmore rejected
the S3,0o0,000 Jeanes bequest rather
than accent the condition Of abolishing
intercollegiate sports.