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The Washington times., 1908-07-05

. The following residents OF Washing
ten nave registered at these Atlantic
City hotels during the week:
Inc AVoca-Mr- and Mrs. ". II.
Berkshire Inn-Mrs. II. B. O'Brient.
Hotel BOthWell-Mrs A Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs +. c. Weber. Mrs. John Baker,
Stout.
Hotel Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. d. W.
Linn. r MontfOrt, Miss Z. Evans, A.
HOpkin. Edward f Jordan. Is. Aaron
son, Mrs W ;. Gray. j. d. Moffat, jr.
Craig Hall-Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Coates
Mrs. W. Davis, Mrs A. w. Dunn, MISS
A. T. Kean. c. c. Coates
Hotel Clarendon-S. ). Carpenter, Mr..
and Mrs. 5. NJ Pearson. Miss A q.
Cross, Miss A NJ Eiddleberger. Mrs. l.
r Dayton, Miss Dayton. the Misses
Hotel Dennis-J Il. CIaPp. E. Street.
Edward SheetZ, -. y. COnnely, Mr.. and
Mrs, H II. Harlan. Miss Katherine
Harlan and maid, Mrs. W. 5. Parks, !.
H Corning, A. =. Fowler. A. X
Stuckey, Robert McDermott, Stuart Nc
Namara-
Gadsby House-w. A. Finch.
Hotel Holmhurst-Mrs. G. 3. Rheem,
E Rheem, A w. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haddon Hall-W. 3. Wright. James
Dixon, c. w. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z.
l. Wilberger.
Hotel Iroquois-M. r. Ney, S, VIII
man, Mr.. and Mrs. R. :. Speer
La FOntaine-W. s. Shipper, J. r
LOTUS, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Mills
Hotel LambOrn-Mr. and Mrs. q. e.
Galloway, G. J. Cannon, NJ. Kelly, Mrs.
Maupool' J. F. Wenger, Mrs. H II.
Hotel NIonticelIo-Nr. and Mrs. E. L.
RObb.
Hotel Majestic-B. z. Hinton.
Hotel Morton-B- Q. Harrington.
Netheriand-F. II AagiU
New England-AIr. and Mrs. C. P.
SeebOld Mr.. and Mrs c. E Garrett,
A. Barbour, Miss NJ Barbour
Hotel OakmOnt-MiSS G. NeWberger
Mrs. J. Kline. Miss L. Kline.
Hotel RudOlph-N- Stein, Alexander
Wolf q / family, Henry Hammond, Ju-
Illus l. 5burg.
Hotel Raleigh-D. D. Gibson.
The Rio Grande-NIiss Verda Davis.
Clarence Burton. F. Hart. J. K
Brandt, Mrs T. ZeIlner- c II. HOf-
fecker, J. J. Cunningham. Mrs. W J.
Barclay. J. II. Irwin, g. II. Stack. E
King. r, Haliowell. Ellis Bierson, c. B.
Nicely, Thomas Monahan. G. H. Rupert
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Thompson. G. Mar
shall, Frank Houck. George Willis Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Chandler. w P. Wood.
Joseph Mack, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Hotel strand-Mrs. F. Eversman, Miss
NJ. Eversman.
The scarborOugh-Mr. and Mrs. c. I.
Burgher.
Hotel sticlney-H- c. Gibson. D. E.
Doughty.
The 81. CIare-D. T. AItizer.
Hotel Sothern-Mr. and Mrs T H
Melton, N SIS y. S. Ryan. J. P. Dodge,
Seaside Home-AIr. and Mrs. George
". Talbert.
Hotel Wellsboro-R- NJ. Estes
Hotel Westminster-G. E Moody.
Hotel Wiltshire-J. c. Ffardie.
Hotel Warwick-Nrs. N S. GRAY.
Hotel Westmont-C. L. Washburn.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Ionged stay abroad, and the last weeks
Of her sojourn cannot but &c somewhat
embittered by the elabOrais preparations
which are IN progress a. Oakland Farm,
her former home, and in q measure her
creation. FOR a big entertainment given
there BY her ex-husband, On Wednes-
day next IN behalf Of the st. Mays
Church Of Portsmouth, Of which she
was always regarded as the chief Lady
BOuntlful." Alfred Vanderbilt has
placed the entire affair under the man
agement OF Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt,
who VIII take the place OF her sister-in-
law as hostess. and who viii be as
sisted by all the prettiest girls and most
fascinating young matrOns Of the sum
mer colony at Newport, many OF them
always known as Mrs Alfred's closest
friends and most constant associates
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
BIBLE IN AN EGG SHELL.

AprOpOS OF miniature engraving,
D'Israel in his "Curiosities OF Litera-
ture" records an exhibition Of minute
writing by Peter Bayles, an English
man. who. with a pen Transcribed the
whole Bible within a space 50 small
that the manuscript was contained in
an eggsheIl, says the New York Press
1t was formed like a book and con-
tanned as many leaves as the Bible.
each bearing the contents OF a leaf of
ouarto size. What has become Of this
homeopathic monstrosity2 What OBJ
ject could man have in perpetrating
such a mustard seed of literature as
this whole thing in a nutshell" as IL
were? There's no money In such work
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
EDWARD DESPONDENT
OVER HIS DEAFNESS
Catarrhal Affection Causes His
Majesty to Lose Hearing-May
See German Physician.


LONDON, July 4-Kfng Edward -
said to be IN very low spirits because
Of HIS ever increasing deafness FOR
long time he has been suffering from a
catarrhal affection OF the throat and y
is thought that his ear trouble is indi-
rectly due 10 this.
Three months ago no one but the
King himself knew anything OF his trou-
bic because everybody al court speaks
in a very loud voice owing 70 the
Queens infrmity. but since King Ed
ward returned from BiarritZ II was no.
Jiced that ne was almost unable to hear
anything spoken in a ordinary tone OF
voice
The evening before he sailed for Reval
to meet the Car he is said 70 have re-
marked 10 his intimate friend, Lady de
Grey, that the softest whisper Of a
beautiful woman no longer reaches my
ears and she noticed that il was ev1-
dent he was not joking although he
smiled
Il is now said that his majesty VIII
have 20 call IN a famous German spe-
ciaIlst OF 90 abroad for treatment
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
RUSH TO ATLANTIC CITY
TO SPEND THE HOLIDAYS:
MANY WASHINGTONIANS

ATLANTIC CITY, July 4-The ma
tiOnal holiday coming on the last day Of
the week has tended to bring a larger
crowd TO the shore than usual for the
Fourth People began piling into the
resort yesterday and last night, and this
morning there IS a crowd on the Board
walk that reminds one Of the middle
OF August. The hotels are full. and
some Of the croakers who have been
talking hard times and a poor season
have been compelled 70 take 70 the
woods.
The season will be just as big as ever
and the only reason that some hotels
were not full Of people as early as they
used to be was simply because there
are more hotels than IN former years.
and a greater area for the visitors TO
spread The number OF people Is in
ereasing steadily, and so is the number
Of hotels.
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Meanwhile he is being Toasted and en-
tertained to his hearts content a. New
port, where so continuous a round Of
luncheonS and dinners are being given
in his honor that he viii only be able
to preserve himself from a violent at
tack Of govt by a hurried departure
Tor some German springs or thermal re-
sort such as Carlsbad, Homburg or
Marienbad-
Narienbad will. Of course, be the
Mecca again this year Of many OF our
fashionable set. owing 70 the presence
there, as usual. Of King Edward
throughout the month OF August He
is much more accessible at AIarienbad
than in England. and many OF his
American acquaintances and friend
ships have been formed during these
annual outings On the Continent. where
he is ar liberty to ask any foreigners
who strike his fancy 10 be introduced
to him by people he knows, without
requiring the formality Of their official
presentation to him by their respective
ambassadors.
Mrs Dick" Townsend, however, Will
be missing from the scel,e. and some OF
her fair compatriots viii have 20 take
her place as hostess Of Great Britain's
ruler at AIarienbad- For she is spend
ing the summer at Bar Harbor, where
she has taken one Of the largest and
most beautiful country places IN the
neighbOrhOod for the season. ana is en-
tertaining extensively Bar Harbor IS
this year the summer headquarters Of
the foreign Diplomatic Corps Most OF
the embassies and legations are set
tied there for the next few months. and
even the French mission, which has
been so faithful TO Newport IN previous
SUNNI ers, invariably taking up II -esi-
dence there, has this summer osserted
Rhode Island for the Maine coast and
has raised its flag at Bar HarbOr-
Mrs Alfred c. Vanderbilt s1ils Satur-
day with her N-tle bov and her mother,
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
BEATTY.

Most women realize that beauty is largely
a matter OF beautiful coulp leXiOn II Is
now known that any woman may easily and
quickly gain perfect complexion by a few
minutes massage each day with NadfnoIa
Cream This delightful cream, scientifically
compounded from the purest medicinal in
gradients, never falls 70 Danish freckles and
all facial discoloratious. II ribs the more
and tissues Of all impurities smOoths au-ay
all wrinkles and imparts to the skin that
much desired velvety softness and exquisite
clearness. leaving IL in a state OF chfldlfke
freshness and beauty. As identifying agent
NadinOla Cream. where best known is re-
garded a necessity. Each package contains
a binding guarantee and full directions which
tell just how any woman may have a perfect
complexion. Sold at all high-class drug
stores, so GEMS and 800
Sold By Peoples Pharmacy. O'Douneu
Henry Evans, Thompson and other druggists
NATIONAL TOILET CO., Paris, Tenn,
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
NOT MANY.

''You haven't many pianos in the
poorer quarter Of the city, have you p"
No, and you haven't many high
chairs in the social center, have
you Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

rNeN JOHN Lemon rector or st PauIS
Church, Kingston Hill. London. Eng
land. and,a nephew Of the.Iate General
Butler.
Miss Donna r. Baden and Bard Brown
ing were married Monday evening at
8 o'clock in the home OF the brides
sister. Mrs. Charles Burlingame. I37
z street southeast the Rev. DR.. Rrun--
er officiating.
The bride. who was attended boz her
sister, Miss ClaraN Baden, as maid of
honor, wore a beautiful gown OF white
null over soft white silk and carried a
bouquet of Bride roses. The maid Of
honor wore a dainty frock OF white
batiste and lace ann carried Bridesmaid
roses.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony and later in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Browning lert for a wedding
trip North. Mrs. Browning wearing a
travelling suit Of Copenhagen blue with,
a chic hat Of the same shade.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
CeCilo MerseTeau. daughter Of the late
/ P Mersereau, of New York city. and
Commander w. II. McGrann, L. S. N.
retired The marriage will take place in
September. and they will live in New
York city.
Mrs. Lucy H. Quimby, Of Suffolk, Va.
announces the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage Of her daughter,
Miss Helen Sherwood Quimby, to Capt
Henry Minett, L. S. N. retired. Miss
Ouimby is the daughter of the late
Capt and Brevet Major William NJ.
Quimby, U. S. a. retired.
Mrs. J. d. Saffo I'd, of Springfield.
Mass, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Leila, TO John NaylOr Ste
vens, OF Ludlow. Mass. Miss Stafford,
who is the granddaughter of the late
Gen. Ralph w. Kirkham, is we'll known
in Washington. where she has spent
much time.
The marriage of Miss Violet Herbert
and Charles II. WillOughby took place
yesterday morning at IL O'Clock in the
parsonage Of the Waugh NJ. Z Church,
the Rev. George Z. MaydweH onici-
ating. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Willoughby left Washing
ton for their bridal trip. They Will
make their home in Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Announcement has just been made
Of the marriage in St. Louis. on June
&c, of CORTLAND H. Smith, Of this city,
and Mis- Augusta Neville Irwin. daugh-
ter of Dr. Fairfax Irwin, of St. Louis.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

angus Med. Crawford left last week
Tor Texas. whore he will take charge
CT large school Dr. Crawford he's
been connected With the Episcopal High
School. near this city, for many years
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

DR.. William NJ. Smith. Of this city,
has been appointed a member Of the
State Board Of Health from the Eighth
Virginia district
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mrs William Wattles has returned
from a visit to Berryville. where she
went to attend the wedding of her sis
ter, Miss Lippitt- TO Bertram FOX.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Representative c. c. Carlin last week
went to Norfolk to attend a banquet
given by the board Of trade OF that
Citv.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

AIr- and Mrs George f Mushbach.
who have been visiting Mrs. William
Gibson in this city. have returned to
their home in Montana
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Judge J. K. NJ Norton had as his
guests last week the Rev and Mrs. J.
X. Mason, Of Louisville, Ky.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mrs. John LSadbeater and children
are spending the summer at Center
Conway. y. II.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

r. d. Brumback paid a visit t. his
former home IN Leesburg last week.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Capt X KemPer, who has been i'll
az mis- home in this city, is improving.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Charles 3. Marshall. who has been i'll
at his home in this city, is out again.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

The family Of Edward II. Kemper i
spending the summer at Delaplane.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Miss Mary Leadbeater is visiting
friends in Huntington, w. Va.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Miss Mary E Carlin is spending a
Eew days at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Miss Lucy Lunt, OF this city, is spend
ing the SIMMER at Rluemont
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

creasing Steadllyr ana so IS the number
Of hotels.
The steamboat service between Long
port and Ocean City has been resumed,
and by special arrangement pleasure
seekers can go from the foot Of Wiz
ginia avenue 70 Ocean City via Somers
Point, thence across the be y 70 Long,Dort
and back TO the foot Of Virginia ave
nue. by trolley. It makes a pleasant trip
and consumes the greater part CT an
afternoon or morning
Mrs John G. Brown, widow Of former
Governor Brown OF Tennessee, issFspend-
ing some time at the Hotel Brighton.
She is accompanied by Mrs W. A. Bunt-
ing and John c. Brown, I'd, OF Nash
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Rhsley and
Mr. and Mrs. Q. D. Corey. of Toronto,
Canada. are visitors at the marlborough
Blenheim. They drove all the1way down
from their home in the Dominion in a
Mercedes touring car. They made the
trip without accident OF mishap Of any
character
DR.. Juan Ameraror, a prominent ply
ing some time at the Hotel St. Charles.
He is accompanied by L. JeOus AqUilar
also a resident Of MexicOsCity.
Acting under strict orders from Mayor
Stoy, the police are compelling cafe
at 1880 midnight They are, also, COM
polling all places to close at a. m. so
that by 2:30 the Boardwalk is deserted.
A I'll
swimmer. is spending the summer here.
He is making his Headquarters at the
Royal Palace Hotel
W. H woodward, who is connected
with the Government Land ONCE, IN
Washington. is spending a few days
at the shore. He is living at the
Hotel Sothern-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Blanton, jr., OF
Washington, are spending their honey
moon at the shore. They have apart
ments at the Rio Grandc.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Fault and child.
Of Washington, are spending two or
three weeks at the Hotel Mervine-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. Rurch. Of wash
ington, are spending their honeymoon
at the resort They have apartments
at the Avoca Hotel
MI ana MIS- NJ STEM OF " dSilllls.-
ton, are spending a couple of weeks
at the Hotel Rudolf.
Mrs. w. s. Parks, Of washington. is
among the resort visitors She is max
ing her home at the Hotel Dennis.
Mrs Beulah Money, Of washington,
is spending a couple of weeks at the
shore for the benefit OF her health
She is a visitor at the Marlborough
Blenheim.
Mrs Arthur 2, German. widow OF
former United States Senator German,
and her daughter. Mrs. w. j. Lambert,
and two children. OF Washington, have
taken apartments at the Hotel Shell
burne and Will remain AZ the resort
until October J. They are accompanied
by Mrs. Hendrickson
Mr.. and Mrs R G. L. Wlberge<. Of
Washington. are among the visitors
at the Hotel Chalfonte
Frank H. Hitchcock. whom, it is said
VIII be the national chairman Of the
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mrs. Alfred C.. Vanderbilt sails Satur-
day with her l-tle boy and her mother
Mrs. Francis OrmOnd French, for a pro-
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Albert Stuart had as his guest, at his
home in King street, last week his niece,
Mrs Bartlett Boiling, Of Charlottes-
Vile
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Rev John Lemon, rector of ST PauPs
Church, Kingston Hill. London. Eng
land, and,a nephew Of the late General
Butler.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

DR.. Juan Ameraror, a prominent ply
stefan Of Mexico City, Mexico, is spend
ing some time at the Hotel St. Charles.
He is accompanied by L JeOus Aouilar
also a resident Of MexicOSCity.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Rhsley and
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Corey, of Toronto,
Canada, are visitors at the MapIborough-
Blenheim. They drove all thelway down
from their home in the Dominion in a
Mercedes touring car. They made the
trip without accident OF mishap of any
character.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mrs. Richard Gibson is spending the
summer in Wytheville.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mrs. John c. Brown, widow Of former
Brown OF Tennessee, issspend-
ing some time at the Hotel Brighton.
She is accompanied by Mrs. w. A. Bunt-
ing and John c. Brown, I'd, OF Nash
Vile
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Republican party, is a visitor at tie
Hotel ChalfOnte. He is here for
little rest and recreation.
P. II. Sheridan, OF Towson. Nd, is a
visitor at the Hotel Brighton. Miss
Laura c Wells. Of Washington, Is
also a visitor at the HOte. Brighton.
Joseph c. Hardie, OF Washington, IS
enjoying little seashore outing. He
IS staying at the Hotel Wiltshire
Mrs. W 3. Casseu. Of washington,
IS. a visitor at Haddon Hall.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Acting under strict orders from Mayor
Stoy, the police are compelling cafe
prOprietors TO shut down their music
at 1880 midnight They are, also, COM
polling all places to close at a. m. so
that by 2:30 the Boardwalk is deserted.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
THE WEEKS EVENTS
IN SOCIAL WORLD
OF ALEXANDRIA.

Mrs. A J. Harris. Of Henderson. n.
c.. who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. George S. French, has returned
home
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

W. A. Curwen. an English champion
swimmer. is spending the summer here.
He is making his headquarters at the
Royal Palace Hotel.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs r. G. L. Wilberge<. Of
Washington. are among the visitors
at the Hotel Chalfonte.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mrs Arthur 2. German. widow OF
former United States Senator German,
and her daughter, Mrs w. j. Lambert
and two children, OF washington, have
taken apartments at the Hotel Shel-
burne and Will remain al the resort
until October J. They are accompanied
by Mrs. Hendrickson
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Frank H. Hitchcock. whom. it is said
viii be the national chairman Of the
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mrs. A j. Harris, Of Henderson, y.
c.. who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. George S. French, has returned
home
Mrs. Richard Gibson is spending the
summer in Wytheville.
Albert Stuart had as his guest. at his
home in King street, last week his niece,
Mrs Bartlett Boiling, of Charlottes-
Vile
Mrs william Wattles has returned
from a visit to Berryvine. where she
went to attend the wedding of her sis
ter, Miss Lippitt- to Bertram FOX.
Dr. William NJ. Smith. Of this city,
has been appointed a member Of the
State Board Of Health from the Eighth
Virginia district.
Miss Mary Leadbeater is visiting
friends in Huntington, w Va.
Announcement has Just been made
Of the marriage in St Louis. on June
26, of CORTLAND H. Smith, of this city,
and Mi s Augusta Neville Irwin. daugh-
ter of Dr. Fairfax Irwin, of St. Louis.
Mrs. John Leadbeater and children
are spending the summer at Center
Conway. y. II.
Representative c. c. Carlin last week
went to Norfolk to attend a banquet
given by the board of trade OF that
citv.
Capt X. Kemper, who has been i'll
az MS home in this city, is improving
Miss Lucy Luut, OF this city, is speno-
ing the SIMMER at Rluemont
Miss Mary E Carlin is spending a
Jew days at Atlantic City.
The family Of Edward II. Kemper is
spending the summer at Delaplane.
angus Med. Crawford left last week
Tor Texas. whore he will take charge
CT large school DR.. Crawford hes
been connected With the Episcopal High
School. near this city, for many years.
r. d. Brumback paid a visit t. his
former home IN Leesburg last week.
Judge J. K. NJ. Norton had as his
guests last week the Rev. and Mrs. J.
X. Mason, Of Louisville, Ky.
Charles 3. Marshall. who has been i'll
at his home in this city, is out again.
AIr- and Mrs. George f. Mushbach.
who have been visiting Mrs. William
Gibson in this city. have returned to
their home in Montana
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

Mrs Beulah Money, Of Washington
is spending a couple of weeks at the
She is a visitor at the MARLBOROUGH
Blenheim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02

Alexandra with a British iag to carry with him on his southern dash. About the same time the Daughters of the American Revolution gave Commander Peary a beautiful peace. lag made of silk and consisting of the Stars and Stripes surrounded by q broad field of white. to carry with him to the North Pole. On the day the Roosevelt left New York William O. Mcpowell, the founder of the Society of the Daugh- tsrs of the American Revolution. hand ed Peary a letter from Emily R.. Ritchie Mclean, President-General of the society. in which she said:
 May marvellous discovery await you and a safe return to the proud and welcoming embrace of your country {. We trust that the flag we have pre- sented to you may be your shield and buckler against all disease and may be the glory and the luster of the pa triotio triumph we expect you to achieve"
 The flag occupies a prominent place on the wall of Peary's cabinet on the Roosevelt. Peary also took with him the flag which he carried farther north in 1906: Delta Kappa alumni flag, a Princeton banner and several smaller embiems.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

As thou valuest myself so shalt oth- CTS esteem thee. .-Syrus.
 Flat Hunter-Do you let children h Janitor@No, we only let the fats.- Yonkers Statesman.
 Conscience doth make towards of us all l.-Shakespeare.
 You are to take these capsules. said Dr. Fussey. before meals. not af- ter remember
 "oh." said the patient, T guess 1t doesn't matter much.
 But 1t does matter, sir.
 You wouldn't say that. doctor. If you had ever had a meal at our board ing house ."-Catholic Standard and Times.
 Castles in the air cost vast deal to keep up .-Lytton.
 The professor says my bathing suit Is that a compliment?"
 T don't know I'm going after the dictionary now.'-Washfngton Herald Every miller draws the water to his own mill.-German.
 Maggie. want you to ineinerate the refuse"
 Al right, ma,am; I'll come and do it as soon as I finish burning the waste."-Baltimore American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02

Shackleton took with him an espe- cially built motor sledge which he hoped to use in his polar dash, and number of Siberian ponies in addition to pack of dogs.
 .Peary will use only Eskimos and dogs. The boxes containing the sup- piles aboard the Roosevelt were so designed as to make possible the con- struction of a house out of them at Cape Sheridan. The structure will be about 20xe0 feet. and when built will be covered with the Roosevelt's main sail, and that in turn covered with snow. Peary plans to make his dash to the pole from his basis of supplies in February next year. and hopes to return to the United States some time in October.
 Before leaving London. Lieutenant shackleton was presented by Queen