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New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

Miss Catherine SANDS: Clorinda Geyser Miss Doris
F'c-ter Ruth Ketcham. Miss Margaret H Hunting
ton Susan Comfort Miss Eleanor 3 Prentice sallie
Brown. Mics Annie ]. Street; Mehitable Jones.
Mss Martha Jesher; Dorcas Doolittle, Miss Ruth
Adams.
nv LORD IN I.iverv''-I.ord Thulinere. Albert
s7aI5ing; spiggot. Robert Appleton; Hopkins. John
Fritz AcheliS. Robert. Ivor Kenway; sybn, Miss
Martha \. Lesher; laura. Miss Annie L. Street;
Rose, Miss Hazon Symington-
This viii mark the first society benefit enter
tain-nent given this in aid Of the hospital
The management Of FIkvvood Park divided the net
receipts of the Elkwood automobile races between
The hospital and the Board OF Trade. Later IN
The season the society folk Of Long Branch. AL
lsnhurst and Deal VIII give a society circus IN
aid Of the Institution. Numerous smaller enter
tainHents given which frequently net be-
penses Of the institution, which now amount to
$4,000 annually.
The first tennis tournament Of the season at the
Hollywood Golf Club courts was held today
There will be several more tournaments during
the season. With tennis and golf at the Holly
wood Golf Club the place w extremely lively to-
DAY A tennis tournament also held at the
home OF II Robert Guggenhein. at Elberon, to-
day
TIE second OF a series Of shakespearian recitals
n aid Of the Presbyterian Home al Branchport
vas held yesterday az the Rumson Road house Of
Mrs Carl F Boxer. The Tempest was the at
fraction Nearly all Of the subscribers TO the
course were present
Entries for the frst annual exhibition Of the
Monmouth County Kennel Club show closed yes
teoay. The exhibition will given at the grounds
q The Monmouth County Horse Show Association
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
Athletics and the Dancing
Floor Appeal to Con-
stantly Arriving
Visitors.

DeiaEare Water Gsp. July 95.-With trunks piled
- On the station platform. the last doubt as 10
"Hetner the summer season Will be a heavy
as been dispelled. The hotels are experiencing
NAe OF the heaviest arrivals that the Water Gap
.,ssion has ever encountered This will give the
~-o'ss ~ fuil registers until September l. when the
sss1eer element VIII again HE themselves 10 the
- ana the older and wiser ones viii come out TO
=, tne autumn foliage and get the rest that viii
.F them through another winter.
-Ae moonlight nights viii be missed for few
- and then the moonlighters will again be on
=. 1fer. keeping the owners Of the motor boats
- :. Snul midnight. The bass fishing has been i'm
ssssed by the clearing Of the water AMI the rising
ne river after the recent rains
49, 0i the attractions which will make strong
= = 'er the attention OF the summer visitors is a
- carnival which viii be held on Lake LenaPe.
-. ooaters viii have unique dress. and the best
. most cleverly dressed viii get prizes from the
- - men, who are interested in the affair as an
yn.er'ainaent -. for the throng that has come for
- SUMNER season
80 -a J. Dye and Robert Collier are two OF the
mar figures seen on the Caldeno links daily.
- of these men were participants in the tourna-
s. -. between the Highland Club az Stroudsburg
-, ne Players on the Caldeno links.
- ieucs have called for much time in the last
The young men at the Glenwood. the Belle
a. Slu al KRramac Inn have been responsible for
-. "aseoaH games. the tennis matches and the
- I,s racing that have kept interest keyed high al
= - Miller. Mr.. Ransbothan. DR.. z. Peplow and
NJ imam are a quartet Of Glenwood tennis players
O., are defeating all contestants honors on the
',,snEood courts
cliain A Rogers. manager OF the Casualty
Yspshy Yos-l any Of America. and Mrs. Rogers, Of New
s.s- my. are registered at the Water Gap House
!, a extended visit
Il A Witsen. Miss Perrine. Mr.. Roeblins
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
At SAR4TOGA.
Cottage Last Still Increasing
Grand Union Dance.

Saratoga Springs, n. Y. July 25.-The cottage list
still increases J. p Keane and family have taken
up their residence In Circular street. Mr. McConihe
has rented the Breeze cottage IN Caroline street;
DIR. s. II. Fraser OF Brooklyn. Is at No 147 Nelson
avenue. Mrs. Isidor Wormser. wife OF he proni-
nent New York banker with her daughter. has
taken up her abode in Cottage 50 at the United
States Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman B. Duryea will occupy the
Bishop bungalow In Nelson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s Ludlow. who have been
spending a part of their honeymoon in their beauti
fu North Broadway home. have sailed for Europe
and will again take up their residence here upon
their return.
Frank J. Nolan, brewer, OF Albany. and r. J.
Schneider. q wealthy young broker Of New York
city played game of golf for 800 a side recently
The game was hot one. and Mr.. Schneider, by one
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
At DELAWARE WATER GAP AND POCONO

The Saturday evening dance at the Mount Pleas
ant was the most brilliant affair that has yet been
given by that hotel. When the strains OF the
march had been played the ballroom filed to
It's capacity with visitors who sumnering at
the hotel The Virginia reel, which is always
of the favorite dances at the Mount Pleasant,
was led by John J. Hynes and Miss Elizabeth Lee
Kevilie.
J. G. Bray, secretary of the Lincoln Trust Com
pany OF New York City, and George H. bewars
secretary and treasurer OF the Security and In
vestment Company of Pittsburg. are among the
arrivals at the Pocono Mountain House who Will
spend several weeks in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harper Smith. of somerville
arrived at the Pocono Mountain House in their
touring this week
New Workers. who have registered at the Po-
como Mountain House are Emily r. Brown, Miss
A. Faihie. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gibim, Mrs
c. H Pearson and Miss Ruth Pearson. Charles L
Rice, Of Chicago. is recreatng at the Pocono
Mountain House
Henry j. Schumacher. prominent real estate
dealer of New York: Mrs SchuInan. the Misses
Schurnan and Samuel schuman have arEsved at
the Montanesca for the summer, where they are
occupying handsome suites
". S. KitcheIl. a we'll known Brookynite, and
Mrs. Kitchell are surhmerng at the Montanesca.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A C. Perrine. Miss Perrine, Miss
Annie Perrine and John A. r. Perrine, OF New
York City. arrivals the Mantanesea who
will spend the months. Mr.. Perriue is
son-in-law Of F. w. Roebling, who is with his
family at the Montanesea for the summer
At the Mount Pleasant from New York City are
George Shayoon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Hodnett Mrs ]. Regan, NJ. a.
Hickey, Herbert G. klemke. John Leech. Mr.. and
Mrs P. ]. Tracy, John ]. Hynes, Charles j. Buck
man and family. Mrs E c. Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Lynch. Miss Minnie B schimpf. Mrs. NJ.
Duff and Miss s. Gertrude Dun
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.
Summer Conventions at the Island
Hotels.

Thousand Island Park. ". Z. July 2,-Two hun
dred members OF the New York state Nillers AS
sociation arrived Wednesday at Hotel Columbian.
Thousand Island Park. where they held enjoy
able three days pleasure and business session A
number OF tourists from New York and Philadel-
phia also here this week. and many others
expected to visit the Thousand Islands resorts
their return from the Quebec tercentennial after
August /. The steamers running between here and
Quebec are loaded every trip with visitors TO
the ancient fortified city Of French Canada Lord
Roberts. Of England Of Quebec's official visit
ors, Is expected at the Gananogue Inn next week
on his way Toronto. This hotel - OF tas
Dominion-s favorite watering places
The season throughout this delightful region IA
on in full glory Excellent fishing. unsurpassed
golf courses and fine boating facilities con-
tinue be among the prime attractions
Late Manhattan registrations az the Frontenac
on Round Island include Mr. and Mrs J. C Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs a. Herman. Harry Herman, z s.
Malone, Antonio Ponvert. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Kee. Miss Isabel Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs W G.
L1edgnan, H 7. Carey. Mrs A Hudson. E 3
Hudson, w c. Stewart and family. Miss Kats
Daily and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gaetz
At Hotel Wellesley A ]. Lindsay. Mr.. and
Mrs c. Van voorhees,. K. ". Lubbe. z A. Lubbe.
Arthur Elliott Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Walden and
children and Mrs. J. s Comstock. OF New York
At Hotel Columbian Mrs. W NJ Feltus. L
Hovitz, z. P. Merry. Mrs. F. E Muller and fam
ny, Miss MacM. Wilson and Miss c. 2. Malzscher.
New York The Thousand Island House. Alex
andria Bay, is enjoying very LIBERAL patronage and
maintaining its popularity originated by Colonel
o. G. Staples. Of Washington
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
STROUDSBURG.

The lovers OF horse racing had treat this week
in the form of a match between two OF the
best racers in the state and several races open to
horses Of the county only The grounds OF the local
fair association were used and large crowd at
tended from the vicinity OF Stroudsburg.
The PennllyD has had a number Of social affairs
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
LAKE GEORGE.
Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Associ-
alton BLENDERS Enjou a Sail.

Lake George, July ga hearty reception was
given the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Association
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20

Afternoons at ,. Evenings at J.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See Abbott's. specials.
Pictures changed today at the Thea
toriun.
The winter term of Goddard seminary
closed today for a ten days vacation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20

FRIDAY MARCH 20, 1908.
Weather Prediction

For Saturday fair; fresh northwest
winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

White waists, Zoe, at vaughan's.
s2-ineh Renfrcw ginghams, l215c, at
Abbott's.
The Royal Arcanum will meet this
evening III the carpenters hall.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14

perhaps In July-n)t az late as August sho said, smliug
 Was thcre any consideration on your part for the gift of tAc nutomo- hlc and the poIioy? asked Hays
 No, said Miss Hopper In \ faint lltue voice,
 "They We're gifts 10 you, were thcyH'
 They were. they were, said she cm- phutcaHN
 hlr Hays insisted that Miss Hopper toll him ali that was said the day the auto was given her.,
 T took no notes she said. sharply, "I have given you All of Importance
 But have you given any, asked Hays
 Ali intend to. Most ot tho con- verRatIon was about tho ear. I was crazy about lt,"
 When Miss Hopper lcft the stand shc stopped for moment Co talk with X, c Brown. Both smiled After sho left note was sent to Brown from the reporters table,
 When Is tho event coming ofr2'
 The answer came back in q hurry
 Its ID t0 Miss Hopper to name the date, and she hasn't named it yet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
orAkE STOPS CLoCKs.
Mexico City Feels shock tasfng Forty '
 seconds Without Damagc.

Mexico City, oct. l3,-An carth- quake lasting forty seconds was felt last night at lo;33 o'clock. Clocks stopped, but the intensity of the shock was insufficient to cause any damage.
 Salt Lake Clty Utah, oct, 13.-A rather severe eauhquake shock was recorded by tho instruments of the University of Ctah here last night
 The first shock occurred at lO;22 D. m. and was violent for about twenty minutes X secondary shock occur rcd one hour and d half later From the fact that there were few pre- lmlnary waves, the shock is believed tn have been close at hand.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14

ehrlly: Leave off disnlssinc chil- dron and talk about the women
 Three officials seized Mrs. symols and carried her out bodily. She "2s then led to the outer dom and lis- missed As result of the coup i order was issued that hereafter v
 en should not be admitted to lar building on any pretext whatever, md in the future the historic grille will not screen feminine spectators.
 The appeal issued by the suffrag- cites few days ago for 5O,0O0 pe~- sons to help them rush parlam at at half past seven o'clock this even- ing was the most successful stroke vet. Not loss than twice that number ra- sponded to the call and -tenths f these were young people who came tu sec the fun. There were also a few hundred of the unemployed and their sympathi2ers.
 Parliament was in state,of siege. A close triple line of police Was drawn around the three sides of the. square In front of the building. The yard within the gates swarmed with police and two hundred guarded the terrace in the rear against assault by water which the women twice at- tempted. \ small fleet of police boats also patrolled the Thames approaches.
 All the mounted police in London and suburbs had been mobilized at this center and loads of hay were unstacltcd in the streets for the horses, Tho whole police force, together with in, cavalry, infantry and marines number Ing more than 5000, was kept busy in restraining the pushing, struggling square. where the Nelson monument looked down upon dense crowds in all directions. bith busses, motor cars and cabs, mostly filled with 5ightseers, try Ing 10 thread their way through.
 The police kept the streets adjoining the house of commons clear; elsewhere they endeaVored to tho best of their ability 10 keep the people moving The crowds cheered, sang songs and hootad, giving voicet all the sarcastic rema rk 8 that London crowd is capable of. These were aimed in q semi good ma @ tured manner at the suffragettes who, distinguished by their orange sashns. swarmed everywhere distributing tracts,
 A delegation of thirteen suffragettes which approa ched the police cordon. and was formally refused admission to parliament attempted football rush. but the police chiValrously repused the women with the least possible rough ness, Two bodies of the unemployed, however which approached the line, were driven off with little saving grace, one across Westmnster bridge, and the other to St. James park The police were pelted with vegetables and some stones In few minor skrmishes that occurred but nobody was seriously hurt. Twenty-four sufragettes and twelve of the unemployed were placed under arrest Many persons fairted in the crush, 2 few were trampled upon and taken to tho hospitals
 Mrs Pankhurst Miss Christabel Pankhurst and Mrs, Lawrence wers summoned to court yesterday for n- citing a breach of the peace; this morn ing they cooly refused 10 obcy the sum mons but agreed to surrender them selves at 6 o'clock In the evening. which they did spending the ntghs !n the Bow street station,
 The suffragettes and Hncmp'uycl have kept practically tho whnio l,",'re force on duty continuously for forty eight hours
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
Major Carmelo Blames Dutch for Stories About Dictator and Declares Brand
 Peaceful,
COUNTRY PROSPEROUS, TOO
Says Castro Is No Tyrant Plague Has Disappeared, People Arc Happy and Nnr Is Impose
 slblc

New York, Oct, 13 Major Carmclo Castro, brother of President Castro of Nene2uela arrived from that country today on the steamship Zulla, X report had preceded him to the effect that hls purpose In coming to New York was to form an artillery corps for use on the Venezuelan coast defenses, in view of the strained relations between Vene- zuela and Holland, and South street, ever ready to attach sinister Import to rumors, whispered beneath It's brrath that exciting developments might be expected
 But south Street lt seems, must put up With . disappointment for Major Castro announced that his visit had no- thing whatever to do with the political affairs of Venezuela.
 "I expect to remain in New York about a month, said the major "Af- terward l shall go to Paris and spend the winter in Europe. The trip is merely for pleasure. I go to enjoy my self, That ls all Many reports are circulated concerning my brother most of them untrue. You should not believe them
 Such statements always come from the Dutch, who seek 10 mlsrcprcsent him. They say. for instance, that hc is very sick. Ridculous' He travelled to tho south for the purpose Of recreation
 for rest just as | nm going to Eu- ropo T. was not because oi III health Oh no After my brother had had a sufficient rest, he returned to Caracas on September 2i. where he fig at pres cnt At no time during his Illness wns there any contemplation of turning over the administration of the govern. ment to the vlcp-presldcnt There Is nc such contemplatuin now President Castro is perfectly well and able tC superlntend the work of hls position.
 "Contentment and peace reign ev' anywhere in Venezuela and the countrl Is happy and prosperous under the Presidents henencent rule II Is re. cognized that the old custom of Ven. ezuclan Presidents, to think first of their own interests and next of thost
 
 of the country at large, has passed away. The buhonic plague was stamp ed est two months ago. There are nc traces of it left With its disappear, nnce tho last symptoms of unrest all, disturbance vanished, and bushes, conditions throughout tho country i'm proved,
 Why do Americans believe tha < President Castro Is an enemy to thlI country He fig not He never ha been He wishes you well in every thing that does not threaten to Iulur ycuezuela \ deduction from his con ! trovcrsles with tho United states, tha i he ia hostile to them ia all wrong. A times my brother has heon obliged t' q, fcnd the interests of his own country which were moi those of the Unite' stats II is his duty, and when he ace his duty he does lt
 "Oh no, there will be m trouble be- tween my country and Holland Al this unplcasan' will clear ava, shortly We are not looking for war The differences will he adjusted an, friendly relations restored. 1 fully be | licyo. within q month"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
suffragettes and Enormous Mass of Spectators Hem in House of Commons
 for Hours.
24 WOMEN ARE ARRESTED
onc Gets Past Guard io Floor of House,. .0aG Mounted Police and Soldiers on Duty Keeping
 Crowds In Order.

London, oct F. The climax of
 of the suffraactto campaign Nas
 reached tonight when an cnoim ,us mob hemmod in rarl,am, nt and e.op-
 ped the traffic in all streets leading to
 Westminst r. For more than thr-e hours, tho crowds .eufIled good natif- sdls with tho polite, intcrfcred Sith heater-goers. broke windows and lis- |organized things generally in the c,n- ter of London,
 The heroine of the day was Me. Drawers Symous. formerly s-cro'ar, |to James Kcr Hardle tho socialist land Independent member of paria nent who reached the door of rh. louse of immons by strategy. rha house was solcmnly debating a bill to prohibit children from smoking ,ix- |,rettes, when the woman dashed plst |. |.he doorkeeper to position fin front |of the speakers chair and shouted
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
WESTINGHOUSE SETTLEMENT.

New York, oct l3 The roadJustment committee of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing company of which James N Jarvie is chairman announce e1 today that the National Park bank, the Chase National bank and the Ma tlonal Bank of Commerce and the New York l,lfe Insurance X Trust company have each agreed to accept in settle mont of their claims 30 per cent in con vertlble bonds and 30 per cent. in new assenting stock of the company.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
ucC ,RRES WINS AT COuRT.
Appeals, says Election Officers, Must
 hc Named from Ills List.

Albany, oct l3 The court of ap- peal7 thls afternoon rendered derl. sion sustaining Senator r IT McCarrcn in hls contention that the New York city board of elections should appoint the election ofirers for Kings coun'y from the list he submitted for tho ex- ecutive committee Of tho county com mifiec There was no oHlnlon accon- pauf ing tue decision In whlch all tho members Of the court coucuTed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
FLORIO CASE IS ON
Italian Charged With Attempted Murder on Trial in Criminal
 Superior Court.
OCCUPIES ALL AFTERNOON
Prosecution Finished--Dcfcnse starts to Prove an Alibi and n Case
 of Mistaken Identity.

The criminal side of the superior court was occupied yesterday after noon with the trial of Luigi Florio, charged with assault with attempt tO murder. The case was not finished at adjournment
 Evidence was brought in by Ser geants Tlghe, Watrous and F. smith. and Patrolmen ] Cassidy and Powers establishing different points of the complaint and the arrest The num- her of police present made the court laolS like police headquarters espe- cially as several guardians of the peace and detectives were In court on other purposes,
 The assault was alleged to have been committed on Antonio Stephano on September in front of q saloon on Hll street The testimony of Stephano told of quarrel with F'lo- rios father-ln-law. He and Florio had words in 4 saloon Stcphano later was running to a fire at Silver and Prince streets when glass fell on him while passing Prince and HIll streets He stopped to jabbcr at the people in the house, when Florlo came along and hlt him on the cheek, say- Ing Carcass, I'll show you" He then picked up hls hat and started to run when Florlo pulled out revolver Iand shot at him
 Thus ran Stephano's story other witnesses wholly or partly corroborat- ed thls
 Florlo made complete denial oi all of the points raised hv the state and furthermore, attempted e estab. I llsh an alihl
 l states Attorney Williams spent |
 bong time in trying to show that thC man understood English well enough i tp dispense with an interpreter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-12
RECALL NO SURPRISE
WASHINGTON EXPECTED CHANGE
 OF TURKISH AMBASSADOR.
Men in Sympathy With New Home Con- ditions to Take Piace--Mun1i Hey ts Charge de
 AMatreB.

Washington. Aug. 1.-The recall of Mehmed All Bey. the Turkish Minister at washington, announced in the Asso- ciated Press dispatches from London, occasioned no great surprise to officials in Washington. Indeed, 1t has been confidently predicted that this would surely follow the change in the Turk sent to Washington under @e old re- gime.
 The general expectation is that the Porte will adapt the practice of re- calling all the ministers appointed be- fore the constitution was proclaimed and substitute in the places men known to be in sympathy with the new order of things in Turkey.
 Mehmed Ali Bey Is a comparatively young man. being only about 35 years old He however, ranks high in the diplomatic corps. and Is man of cul- ture and learning. Before coming to Washington he occupied an independ- ent position in the foreign office. being one of the counsellors of the office.
 The minister authorizes general denial of the. story which reflects upon the character and integrity of his fafh z CT, He has been termed as a reaction ary, the minister says. whereas in fact he Is liberal in his views and often has given advice of that character to to the Sultan.
 MunJ Bey. the Consul General of Turkey at New York, has been ap- pointed charge de affaires at Washing- ton pending the appointment of a new minister to succeed Mehmed All Bey. He is expected to assume his new due ties very soon. probably tomorrow.