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DEER PARK
dependence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
DEER PARK. Md, August 20. 1908.
TH HE Deer Park Hotel guests are
having very jolly time. This is
l. the climax of the fashionable sea-
son, and every train brings hotel visitors
1t may be necessary to utilize the only re-
naming. unoccupied cottages, to find
sleeping apartments for late Corners
A musical was given by Col. John T.
McGraw and his sister, Miss Rose Nc
Graw. at Rosemont, their beautiful sum-
mer home, recently.
Miss KOon of Washington was the WIN
ner in the recent bowling contest
Recent Deer Park Hotel arrivals from
Washington include Mr.. and Mrs. j.
William Henry and daughter. Julius
Lansburgh. ". ]. Lambert, e. S. Dove,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Maury Dove. I. A. Will
liams, G. E. Mckee.
The Deer Park Hotel and cottage season
lasts until the last day of September.
That month and the month following are
periods in which the mountain visitor can
participate in many forms of enjoyment.
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Special Correspondence of The Star.
DEAL. N. J.. August -. 1908.
~ NE OF the most amusing features OF
the annual Deal society circus.
~ which was given this afternoon in
the square in front of the railroad sta
ton. was the imitation Of Buffalo Bill's
Wild West show engineered by Mr.. Jo-
seph NJ Byrne. who himself impersonated
the famous Indian scout.
Among the late Washington arrivals
at the Hathaway Inn are Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Ryan and Miss Elsie Ryan. Mr.
and Mrs. T. Helm. Miss Grace Wardell.
Miss Helen Wardell. L. E. Strong, Henry
White Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson 3.
Mapes, Miss Florence Rowland, Miss
Jeanne Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Wheaton, Mrs. r. E. Wheaton. n. J.
Loomis and F. r. Davenport
The St. Elmo IL entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. Martin. Miss Alice Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Tucker. @. III. Curry,
George s. Magyar and Mise Knaggs Of
Washington.
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LONG BRANCH.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LONG BRANCH, August %, 1908.
A MONG the late arrivals from the
~ Capital city at the Tallahassee are
4 = Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wilbour, Miss
Virginia Wilbour, Miss Anne r. Sphinx
and Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Sherratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Wander, Miss
Adrienne Payne, Mr. and Mrs Needham
and ]. A. Heale of Washington are among
the late arrivals at the Elberon Hotel.
The Hollywood is entertaining for the
remainder of the season Miss Margaret
Demarest. Mrs. E. Darlington and Louis
w. Eagen of Washington.
Stopping at the West End cottages are
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Buke, Miss Florence
A. Ruscheck. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Cole
Miss Irene Cole and Mrs. E. L. Donohue
OF Washington.
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CAPE MAY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


CAPE MAY, N. j.. August %, 1908.
THE successful summer season. which
will close within another fortnight.
has already led to the formation of
plans for arranging for the 30Oth anniver-
sary of the discovery of Cape May by
Capt. Hendrick Hudson.
The board of trade will shortly appoint
committees to prepare for a proper cele-
bration, which should occur July %, 1909.
July q. 1909. this famous explorer
rounded Cape May in the Half Moon and
passed the day on the beach which is now
known as Cape May. named for another
Dutch explorer, and which is without
doubt the finest beach strand in the world.
Mr. and Mrs. George OConnor and Miss
Marie Higgins of Washington are at the
Stockton. Monday evening Mr.. OConnor
took part in the guests entertainment and
sang several negro dialect songs. being
accompanied on the piano by Miss Hig-
gins.
Lewis w. Call Of Washington is enjoy
ing his vacation at the Stockton Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Coombs are among
Washingtonians at the Stockton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H. Smith of Wash
ington are among late arrivals at the
Elberon.
II. NJ. Jordon is among the Washington
guests at the Hotel Cape May.
Barnard Meyer of Washington is late
arrival at the Lafayette Hotel.
Theodore Meyer of the U.S.S. Idaho is
spending a short season at the Chalfonte.
Mrs. Olivia Lyons Of Alexandria, Va.
is among the late arrivals at the Stockton
Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Tyssowski are
among Washingtonians sojourning at the
Hotel Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Nolan have joined
the Washington colony at the Hotel Cape
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Murphy OF Staunton,
Va, areOstopping at the Stockton Hotel.
Mrs. E. Jones, ]. E. Jones and Miss Elm
lily Jones of Washington have apartments
at the Stockton.
Mr. and Mrs William NJ. Campbell and
Miss Virginia Campbell of Washing ton
are sotourning at the La fayette.
Charles II. Treat OF New York. treas
urer of the United States. accompanied by
Mrs. Treat and the Misses Treat. are at
the Hotel Cape May for an extended
period.
Mrs. James r. Young and Miss NJ. F.
Young are at the Hotel Cape May for
some time.
Judge George Gray Of the United States
circuit court is passing his second vaca-
ton here for the summer.
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AVON-BY-THE-SEA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
AVON-BY-THE-SE N. j.,
August %, 1908.
~ EGISTERED this week at the Avon
X Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. Blooming
dale. Scott Bloomingdale and the
Misses Marie and Alice Bloomingdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Clements. Miss Mar
torie Clements. Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Shaw
and D. L. Mason of Washington.
Among the contingent OF guests from
the Capital city at the Oxford are Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Gilsey. Miss Lillian Car
ter, Miss Caroline Van Schoick. Mrs. w.
r. ENERGY, Miss Gertrude Merritt Miss
Francis Merritt, Miss Rhoda Perrine and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whiteside.
Buckingham arrivals include Mr. and
Mrs. r. M. Thurman, Mrs. Samuel Greet,
Miss Marian Snugley, Mr.. and Mrs. F. g.
De Hart and John Demorest Of Wash
ington.
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POINT PLEASANT.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
POINT PLEASANT, N. j..
August % 1908.
A MONG the late arrivals from Wash
~ ington registered at the Leighton
are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Grew
lin and Miss Gertrude Hewett. who will
remain at this resort for several weeks
Mrs. G. K. Bullock, L. A. Decker Mrs
John Doahn and Miss Elizabeth Myers OF
Washington are registered at the Carroll
ton.
Among the contingent OF Washington
guests now at the Pine Bluff Inn are
Miss Estelle Allstine. Miss Norma ALI
slime, Mrs. T. Fl. Pratt and D. A. Kier.
man.
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AT THE OLD WHITE.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Va, August %, 1908.
THIS has indeed been the banner sea-
son at this resort.
The closing of the summer at the
Old White is marked by a rush of brilliant
social affairs. There is no cessation in
the gayetfes and the ball is kept rolling
day and night.
Monday morning a bridge party of six
tables was the feature, the entertainment
given by Mrs. H. w. Cobb of New York
city. Prizes were costly and beautiful.
Mrs. H. Clay Browning of Washington
has been one of the popular hostesses of
the season. her latest entertainment be-
ing a bowling party in the Casino, fol-
lowed by supper, the guest of honor be-
ing DR.. Nellie w. Mark of Baltimore.
Mr.. Arthur M. Lewis of Powelton, W.
Va, invited all the young girls and men
to bowling party on Tuesday after
noon.
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ALLENHURST.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALLENHURST. N. j., August %. 1903.
a MONG the late arrivals at the AL.
"a lenhurst Inn are Mr.. and Mrs
= = Henry D. Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs T.
Whitney. Miss Anna G. Maloney. Miss
Sara Jones and MI. and Mrs H. l. Ma
CARR OF Washington.
The Curlew is entertaining Mrs. A.
Levitt, Miss e. r. Hitler, Miss Isabel
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Hus.
ton. Miss Irvine. Miss Francis Irvine and
Miss Harriet Cook of Washington.
Stopping at the Dunes. where they will
stay until after Labor day. are Miss
Quinn. Miss Florence Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs
r. Bradford and r. H. Caldwell Of Wash
ington.
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BELMAR.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BELMAR, N. J.. August %, 1908
A MONG the late arrivals at the Nel-
~ rose Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Bartlett and Miss Bartlett OF
Washington, who will spend the remain
der Of the season.
Stopping at the Columbia are the Misses
Maude and Louise Holmes and Mrs
Frank Parker of Washington.
Among the Washington contingent al
the Colorado and Atlantic are Mr.. and
Mrs. John s. Forbes, Miss I.avinia Forbes
Miss Alice Roberts and s. D. Esen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anstruther and Miss Glare
Anstruther of the Capital city are max
ing their headquarters at the Belmar Inn
during their stay in town.
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Mr.. Edward NJ NeviIs OF the linotyp.
division, government printing Office, ant
wife and family are here for severa
weeks.
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Mr.. John w. Michael. foreman OF the
job division government printing Office,
and his family are here. as are also Mr..
Carl Petersen and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Petersen OF Washington.
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Mr.. E Norman Jackson of Takoma
Park is also a guest here.
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DR.. and Mrs A H. Staples and dauRh-
ter OF Washington are visiting Mrs
knowlton. Mrs. Staples mother, at her
home on the hill"
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At the bowling tournament, which
closed August %, Richard Herfurth Of
Washington won the gold medal with
score Of 126 in five boxes. while Miss
Payne, with the score OF as in five boxes.
also took a first prize.
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Mrs. Frank T. Rawlings and daughter.
Miss Mabel. of Washington are enter
tanning a houseboat party aboard their
boat GrisZelda- Her guests are Miss
Madaline Fenno, Miss Catherine Fenno
and Mr.. Van Fenno. Mr.. Rawlings joins
his family at the weekend
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Mrs. Mary Keliher is entertaining Mrs.
]. E. Preston and daughter Miss Loretta
Preston. and Miss Lydia Payette at her
cottage. "Ventry."
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Miss Clara Mae Refchenbaugh OF
Washington. after spending August at
Atlantic City. Is now with her mother.
Mrs. William L. Cullen. She has as her
guest Miss Eta Sebastian.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
Berkeley High Adopts
Rules for Athletes

BERKELEY, Aug. 12.-On account of
the withdrawal of the Berkeley high
school from the Academic league last
year the board of education OF this
city has been in a quandary as 10 the
regulations in regard to studies which
should be enforced in regard TO the
student athletes Of the school The
Pacific athletic association, OF which
the school Is a member, o1ered no
remedy for the board.
Principal Morris G.. James of the
high school has framed number OF
rules which will De used for the pres
ent as guidance for the athletes repre-
Senting the school in any athletic
contest These rules follow:
I. A student mnst have attained passing
standard 60 per cent? IN az least two Of his
studies Of the preceding term equal TO 10 hours
2 He mHst take at least 10 periods OF work,
10 OF which must be new work.
3 No pupil shall be allowed 70 enter any
contest who has not attained a passing stand
ard for scholarship in at least 10 periods OF
current work Is determined BY the last marx
ing the school ledger, and whose department.
and faithful attendance in school duties
not satisfactory to the principal
Faithful attendance shall be construed to
mean at least 50 per cent OF time since the
date of the pHpils registration
J. A marked deficiency at any time may de-
bar the pupil from contest.
.. A pupil must have the written consent
Of his parent or guardian before he may be
come a member OF any athletic team
6. Regulations concerning athletics shall be
applied TO other school activities such de-
batting, class plays and the editing and manag-
ing OF the school paper.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
ADMITS CUTTEN VICTOR


SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
EUREKA, Aug. Incomplete returns
from Humboldt county today swell the
total of Charles P. Cutten. candidate
for the republican nomination to the
senate, to about 500. This includes the
second and third assembly districts
George L. Rolley, the machine incum-
bent, conceded Cutten's victory publicly
today.
William Kehoe, the anti-machine can
didate for the assembly nomination
against n. III. Falk, the machine candi-
date, is a certain winner. a1though MS
success is not conceded by Sterling A.
Campbell, the machine leader. On the
straight returns Kehoe has 5 delegates
more than are necessary TO nominate.
In the third district there is some
doubt as between H. A. Hansen.
the anti-machine candidate, and As
semblyman Jack McCleiland. In many
precincts there were no straight con-
tests between Hansen and McCleiiand,
and it will probably not be known until
the. convention meets on September 5
which is the winner.
The anti-machine fight in this county
was led by Ralph W. Bull.
Fletcher A. Cutler, partner. OF Gov
ernor Gillett, who has been democrat
chine ticket in the ninth, the governors s
home precinct, and was badly defeated.
Gillett sent his private secretary, r. c..
Cooper, and Secretary George Heustis
or the lunacy commission to help the
tight against Bull The strongest ma
chine men were nearly all defeated for
delegates.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
AN ATTRACTION

Ketchel was more of an attraction at the
ball park yesterday than either the Seals or tie
Commuters. When he started to work in h.s
gymnasium fully 200 curious baseball and light
fans crowded into the place until fresh air was
at premium Ketcbel was at his best and he
entertained the crowd in good shape, considering
the fact that he has but one sparring partner
This lone mate, Billy Warren, went three
rounds with the champion. but they were rather
tame affairs for the reason that Warren was
not willing TO let Ketchel rush In as he would
ike to. At that. the champion showed let Of
speed and set all the fans talking by the way
he worked out
O'Connor is still on a hunt for sparring part
ners for his slugger and hopes to land couple
today. He believes that Ketchel can handiiy Use
two or three of them and stiil not get too
much of the rough game. ketchel seems to be
getting faster each day and incidentally he
is paying more attention to that heavy punch
ing bag in order to develop a harder wallop
though that one he used on Kelly looked good
enough.
Thomas in the meantime is not overlooking
any bets over at San Rafael Yesterday he
worked out as usual and had big crowd there
to watch him go. He still weighs ITO pounds
and VIII likely gain a couple more before he
enters the ring at the Coliseum next Tuesday
evening.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
Venus Finishes First
in Yacht Race
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 12.-Venus,
first, owner X. r.. Bradley; Mischief l.,
second. owner Warren d. Wood; Wasp,
third, owner A. NJ Squire; Minerva,
fourth. owner Commodore r. p. Spald-
ing; Mischief III, fifth, owner Walter
Folsom; Arrow, last, owner Francis
Hay.
This is the way the opening race of
the second annual regatta of the South
Coast yacht club finished this afternoon
after as pretty a contest as was ever
waged in the history of the organization.
Three classes participated: Mischief
and III, sloops, class N: Minerva and
Arrow, yawls, class P; Wasp and Venus,
class @.
The course was triangular two and
one-half miles over each leg, censtitu-
ting reach. dead beat to windward and
around. 10 miles. The start was at 2
o'clock, the corrected time at the fin
ish being: Venus 2;0S;52, Mischief 1
2:1S:49, Wasp 2:13:56; Minerva 2;15:15.
fairly strong westerly breeze and COM
paratively smooth water and clear
skies formed ideal weather and water
conditions.
The start was made in bunch. Four
local catboats, in class 5. started at the
same time, once over the course. the
Volga winning. The yachts were strung
out and the first round and half was
clearly class for class race. Mischief
IL overhauled its sister boat before the
first mark was reached and maintained
the lead. The Venus led the Wasp a
wary chase to the same mark and lost
her rival hopelessly. the Wasp drop
ping behind the yawls, which for nearly
the entire course brought up the rear.
The judges were Stewart Laughlin.
chairman of the regatta committee, and
A. Lester Best, secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

willing enough to allow AtteH to name
ihe referee, but he thought 1t only lalr
aqr abo,,t ms man to have something 70 say
hreling was holding out for 80 at
nrst but Atteli would not listen TO any,
tning g like this. Finally Kreling onere;d ;i
moran check for $500 to sign at lhis
distance, but Abe only scorned It; See
ing that there was no chance, kreling
came down to rs.
still Abe was defiant and surly, and nc
anolher battle of CUFF was pulied on.
AT last one of the weary spectators
suggested that the men split the differ
ehee eb;s and ia make It 22h rounds nhbough
looked as though they would GO
through with it, when Coffroth asked
them to make it % or 23, and decide
1t by the flip of a coin.
They both fell for this, and Kreling
tossed dollar into the air. For once
Abe's luck forsook him and krellng
Won the toss. This settled it. So the
roped arena was agreed upon, with
Jack Welsh as the referee.
when the men Were busy signing the
articles Attell made, reference to the
piled that Coffroth acted unfairly
toward him at that time. This riled the
promoter, who called the little boxer,
fight without a referee, but peace was
ensued.
Ine articles signed py the men aie
as follows:
San Francisco Aug II, 1908.
Abe Attell and Owen Moran agree TO box %
rounds for j. w. Coffroth in his Mission street
arena. under the auspices of the Sunshine club.
on Labor day, September Z, 1908, under straight
marquis of Queensbury rules soft surgical
bandages permitted to be adjusted in the ring to
the satisfaction of the referee for 60 per cent OF
the gross receipts, 10 be divided go per cent TO
the winner and 10 per cent TO the loser, at 122
pounds at 1880 a. M, contest to take place at
2:30 p IN. on said date
Weighing in to be in Corbett's, 151T Ellis
street
Jack Welsh to referee the contest. The ref
eree's fee to be paid out of the gross receipts.
Contestants to submit at all reasonable times
to physical examination by clubs official physi-
clan, DR.. Plymire, and to weigh in when called
upon in the presence of Coffroth, for the benefit
Of the public.
or otherwise prior to their contest. Both men
to be in the arena not later than 1:45 p. m. the
day of contest.
Both men to deposit 81 500 with W. W. Naugh-
ton not later than Thursday evening, August 13,
1908.
ABE ATTFI.L.
TIv KREIING (for Owen Moran,
]. w. C0FFRoTH.
Witnesses:
Frank Herman,
Thomas B. Dwyer
Eddie Smith,
Harry Smith,
W. J. Slattery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
ARREST HAYES MAN
FOR BALLOT FRAUD
Former Private Secretary of
Congressman and Election
Clerk Accused of Stufing
Il Caught Him Red Handed"
Says AcCuser; Mistake
Denies Accused
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN JOSE, Aug. IA H. Michener,
recently admitted to the California
bar, clerk in department 8 of the
superior court of this county and for
mer private secretary of E. A. and
J. o. Hayes, was arrested today on a
charge of substituting votes in the
ballot box in precinct 10 of the fourth
ward of San Jose in yesterdays cleo
tion.
He was taken into custody by Con-
stable shannon today and was later
released upon bonds in the sum of
So, 900 furnished by ]. o. Hayes and
Attorney VIII NJ. Beggs. The COM
plainant in the case is Adolph Green
niger, republican candidate for super
visor in the third supervisorial dis
trict. who was defeated for the nomi-
nation by A H. Hubbard, regular re-
publican nominee.
Michener served as an inspector in
precinct 10 yesterday afternoon. Green
niger asserts that several ballots were
taken from the box by Kitchener in a
sleight of hand manner. He saws he
noticed that the box was rather full
of votes and that when ballot was
placed in the aperture at the top a
corner Of the paper would protrude.
He claims that Michener would draw
a paper across the top of the box
whenever an opposition man voted,
dragging a vote away beneath the
paper, and then he would substitute
another. He claims that he watched
Michener closely and finally caught
him redhanded.
Michener says that he had occasion
10 refer TO a volume of election laws
and in doing so reached across the
ballot box. In drawing back he drew
the book across the top of the box,
dragging a vote underneath the vol
ume. The first intimation that he had
that anything was wrong was when
an election official called his attention
TO the vote protruding from under
meath the book. Miehener lays especial
stress on the fact that there was no
motive for any such jugglery in the
tenth precinct, as Hubbard won out
there by a vote of more than to L,
the figures being 1o2 to 81.
The only explanation for Green
inger's action that I can see,' said
J. o. Hayes tonight. "is that he is sore
because of his defeat
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
TANGLE IN SAN DIEGO
Both Regulars and League Claim
County Outside City

SAN DIEGO. Aug. 12.-From the re-
vised returns Of yesterdays primary II
appears that the regulars carried the
city by 1S3 majority. Both the rezu-
lars and Iincoln-R Roosevelt league are
still claiming the county outside this
city and the control Of the county
committee.
There is a tangle over the eightieth
assembly district. This formerly COM
nrised all San Diego county outside
this city 1t now comprises San Diego
county exclusively Of this city and it
also takes in Imperial county, which
was carved out Of San Diego county
Formerly the San Diego county con-
vention resolved itself into the sew
enty-ninth assembly district conven-
ton (San Diego city) and the eightieth
assembly district convention, repre-
senting the rest of San Diego county
This year the eightieth district con-
Nentlon would be composed of the
delegates. OF the county districts Of
San Diego county sitting with the I'M
perial county delegates
il appears that there is no provision
Tor such joint convention and no way
of determining whether fl should be
held IN this county or Imperial county.
Lawyers arc engaged in trying to solve
We legal complications presented.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

=Attell Championship Contest
Sayors OF an Up to Date Joke

Perhaps fight the world will believe that pro.
Jim Cofro is engineering joke instead OF prize hight
they learn that Owen and Abe Atte will battle Is
rounds for the ethewght championship OF the world at the Mis-
arena Labor But truth and not fiction and
Coot no hand deciding the number OF rounds Atte and
v Kreng manager fixed this detail themselves by the
flip of coin
The men were still deadlock when they together,
for though the fight would have to be de-
cared Atte still insisted that Jack Welsh be the third
the ring else would be missing that day Krelng