davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
About People and SOcsGS zracfdents

Talmage. c. G. Webb John Rutherford. 4 q,
latin Pell. Of Tuxedo. and Bert T. Wales
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Havemeyer have as -
guests John F. Talmage. OF New York
II. Gallatin PeH and John Rutherford ar, =
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. JaI as Brown.
Ogden L. Mills arrived to-day to VISIT his ns-,-.
Mr.. and Mrs Ogden Mills
John J. Wysong. Robert GoeIet and T1sps,.-.
Stewart returned from New York to-day.
Accompanied by Captain Philip " Ivssx :.
Earl Of Granard. of England. was an ints-...ss -
visitor at the naval training station TO-DAY -
were the guests OF Commander William z Fur.S
Dir. and Mrs. Herbert NJ Hartman are e,r...-.
back in Newport next Monday.
Commodore Edwin D. Morgan has gone % v
York for a few Gays.
Mrs P L. Bacon. who has been the vr.--
Mrs Edwin D. Morgan. has concluded her NsxDo-
visit and has gone to New York
d. lie Roy Dresser. OF New York. IS the xu...
his sister. Mrs. John Nicholas Brown
Judge and Mrs. W. r. Moore and Willard Ps,s.-
OF New York are guests OF Mr. and Mrs So
J. Love
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport Aug 20.-The players who are taking
part In the national tennis tournament are look
ing forward to the annual tennis ball. which will
be the main feature in Newport's entertaining to-
morrow
Mrs Helen Bancroft entertained with dinner
this evening in honor of her guest Lady Lane. Of
England Mrs. T. Shaw Safe also entertained with
dinner and followed It with dancing, IN honor Of
her nephew Arthur Gammell while informal dane
ing followed the dinner given by Mrs William
Gammell. There many other dinner parties
this evening Those entertaining Miss c.
Ogden Jones. Paul Rainey, Mrs John ]. Wysong
Mrs James P. Kernochan, Mrs. Joseph r. Dill
worth and Alfred G. Vanderbilt.
Registered at the Casino to-day were A B.
Greciano, of Paris; William S. Innis, Beals c.
Wright, James S. Russell, c. B. Earle, John F.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
IN THE Wilt MoUNTAINs.

Breton Woods, n. H, Aug 2o--Bashabs, one o,
the Waumbek cottages. has been opened FOR Shs
season bv Mr. and Mrs T. ". Devoe. who are thsrs
with Miss Devoe. Miss Hunter and Mrs. c. 4
Holden
The event Of the week is the professional tourns-
rnent on Friday and Saturday at the Wauu6sx
Golf Club similar to that recently given at ths
Maplewood Golf Club Most of the leading profess
sionas of the country have signifed their intention
of being present. and there viii De cash prfzss
amounting to over S400-
The annual tournament for tho Warnbek cupl
presented by the management OF the hotel 1Iu D.
gin on August q and continue throughout ths-
week
Mrs H H Rogers. Mrs Alfred A Cowles and
several other guests at the Mount Washington HO-
tel are arranging bridge party for Friday evening
to aid the hospital at Ldttleton
Senator John Kean. Of New Jersey, has arrived a;
the Mount Washington for short VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H Wheeler. OF New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Gibbs Of Baltimore who
are members OF the Sugar Hill cottage colony. ara
spending a week at the Mount Washington
Mr. and Mrs c H. Hackett, OF New York enter
tanned in the banquet room at luncheon to-day
The party included Mrs. ]. P Duncan, Mrs. 4 4
Cowles, Mrs Dudley g. Tenney, Mrs. johnson Mrs.
Dimmitt Miss Amy Duncan. A A Cowlss. Dr..
Dudley H. Tenney and c H Tenney al OF NeS
York.
Mrs. Harris G. Colt Of New York. has been joined
at the Mount Pleasant House by Mrs P c. Colt
the Misses Colt and s. Sloan Colt, who came from
their country place at GarrisOn-On the Hudson yes
terday. They viii remain few days before going
on to the Hampshire Inn at Colebrook
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
. cIMEx LECTULARIUS.

From The Charlotte On. c. Observer.
u.ba New York Tribune conveys the information
that "a new terror added to life In the announce
at of a dving variety of Cimex lectularius" One
anauainted with him in his primitive and best
- 1roI,1d forgive him II he could. but the
s,gnestion brings TO mind the near poetry of forty
ve5Ts ago which enshrined him thus:
or all the insects black brown.
which promenade up and down.
In rural haunt or crowded town.
For purposes nefarious,
The ylest is festive
The bedbug heres and ravenous
By Crvier called. and Linnaus,
The Cimex eetularus.
II WAS said aforetime concerning the lightning
bug and others in contrast
The bedbug wings at all.
gets there just the same.
Rad enough ar his best, merchess remorseiess,
THE New York Tribune presents him in the last
analysts Let II be hoped that the new news is
tnaccuyats; that 1t u only . camp rumor
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
AWKWARD FOR GOVERNOR JOHNSON.


Saying be would ne'er consent, Governor
Johnson of Minnesota has consented The ac-
tion of the stampeded Democratic State Conven-
ton in renominating him is doubtless TO the
Governor gratifying proclamation OF MS sup
posed political strength. But it will hardly De
denied, we suppose, even in bis own state, tnat
he enters upon an ardUous campaign under
somewhat embarrassing conditions Last Mon
dav having called the newspaper representa-
tives into his office for that purpose he told
them that he would not be q candidate under
any circumstances and would not accept NOM
ination If it were given him, and then SAID, with
his accustomed plainness and decisiyeness OF
speech:
I have stated my position several times before
and the situation has not changed. Having de-
cared publicly my opposition to third term Tor
administrative elective offices, could not pos
sibly accept nomination now without stultify-
of political propriety.
Having nevertheless, accepted the nomina-
ton, Governor Johnson as often as he faces an
audience of his fellow citizens In this campaign
must inevitably remind them that in his own
opinion he has stultiied himself and is contfn-
uousIy violating his every sense of political
propriety. That is not an attitude in which
candidate for office appears to the best advan-
tage and is able to make the most effective ap-
peal TO intelligent voters.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
IN The ssRksHIREs

lBy IeieErepn 70 The Tribunal
Lenox. Aug. 20-NIrs Francis Dana v7f,,t
New York. is entertaining at CaresweIl VIA, : :,
Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Keneln VVi1sloz- "a =
Gertrude Beeman, Miss Marion EDpIey. Miss n.s
son and Niles WeIch. Of New York
Senator and Mrs ". Murray Crane have bss- =
tertaining Lieutenant Governor and Mrs Fh4, =
Draper and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Parker. o. p.
ton, at their country place in Dalton. Lisutensr.
Governor Draper and Mr. Parker we're sneak.
at the unveiling OF historical tablet in Lspa..
boro to-day.
Mrs. Ogden T. Rood. who has been in German,
for two years. has returned to Stockbridge ana /,
a guest of her daughter. Mrs. Edwin T Rice
Mrs. Paul Dahgren and Miss ROruoIa Dahlgrs,
who have been guests Of Mrs Robert Winthrop. =
Etrelwyn, started to-day for Newport
Miss Mabel ChOate. daughter Of 3Ir and Nrx
Joseph H Choate, departed to-day for Newport
Mr. and Mrs William B. o. Field are with Mr
and Mrs William D. Sloane.
Miss Emily Tuckerman, who has been az Nsx.
port. has returned to IngIesids Hall. IN Stock
bridge.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
LEVI p. MoRroN's NIECE WEBS.

seabright y. J.. Aug. 20 (SpeciaD.-Mlss Rosa
mond Kearney Street daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Street. OF New York. and George Pea
body Eustis OF Newport. r. l. were married at
the home of the bride. The Hermitage. In Rum
son. to-day, by the Rev Frank Beihl pastor OF
the Rumson Presbyterian Church. The bride
attended by her sister. Miss Susan w. Street a
wedding breakfast served by Sherry. The
bride is niece OF Ex-Governor Levi p. Morton OF
New York. The bridegroom Is OF the late
Congressman George Eustis of Louisiana He lis
a widower. several years the senior of his bride
The bridegroom's brother, William Eusts.
best
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
BISHOP MQUATD FRUSTRATED.
He Is Overcome at the Dinner Marking the
10th Anniversary of His BishOprie.

Rochester Aug 2o-At the close Of the dinnsr
with which the dedication OF the new Hall Of The
Ology at St Bernard's Seminary concluded rev
minutes after O'Clock this afternoon. Bishop BsT-
nard J. OIcQuaid suddenly collapsed. and It was
feared that death was imminent The exercises n
cluded the celebration of the fortierh anniversary
Of the Bishops episcOpate and the sixtteth ann
yersary of his ordination to the priesthood
AS Bishop NcQUaid was wheeled into the Olnilt
room by Dr. L. F. Simpson. who has been atusnD-
ing him ar the seminary, the clergy rose 10 sre7'
him. He spoke except for a moment al th7 IS
ginning of his address, with voice Of unexpeces1
vigor. continuing for seventeen minutes In'H
suddenly said:
Il would like TO say more, but feei 'i2' -
strength is falling ne"
With this the Bishop became deathly pa'e =
leaned back IN his chair. He became unconscO-1 ,
and the clergy, stunned by the shock. tnvoluD'I -
knelt in prayer. Or. Simpson administered -. -,
hypodermic injections and lowered the pi
head Coadjutor Bishop Thomas F. HlcAes - -,
pared to administer extreme unction, Out % DIS =
McOuaid regained consciousness witnin thlSe = :.
four minutes and slowly revived At oeiocH go,
night DR. Simpson said he was In no lIl-ii7
danger OF death s.-ts5
The dedication OF the new building was eoHN.; @
by the Most Rev Di0mede Falconlo, Oh
ton. Papal delegate to the United STATES .,-,.a
About two hundred and fifty persons a'1.,.~ -. 10
the dinner. AT which short addresses We ,,S-
some of the visitors The PapaI delegate ressg--1
ed 70 the toast. .Our Holy Father. ArcnolS1os .
Ouiglev. to The American Hierarchy -
CTan,v of ireland. 10 "Our Guests from AOFV@1 :
the very Rev Canon Gauchie. OF Belglunl.
..Cfree1ings from I.ouvain and the Rev Or. -
Donald. of MAMMOTH College. ireland. to
oStfr EC.Iucsft0Y,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
THE LfycoLy-U5UGL4s DEB4TE.

The fftieth anniversary of the beginning of
taa Lincoln-Douglas debate will be publicly
oommemorated today at Ottawa. H., and sub
SoQuent celebrations Will be held on the appro
e~ate dates from now until October Is at
Freeport- Jonesboro. Charleston. Gialesburg,
Quincy and Alton. The Illinois Historical So
ciety has undertaken the patriotic task of con-
ducting these celebrations. and will doubtless
make them occa sions of much popular interest
and instruction, viii be fitting for Il com
rnemOrat0n of what was not only the most
striking and famous but also the most infiuen-
tial and permanently important political debate
in American history. For that debate radically
changed the course Of American history and de-
termined the destinies of this Republic leading
b the irreversble fulflment after two genera
lions OF neglect of two of the chief propositions
q two of the chief founders of the United
otates-that of jefferson that human slavery
1ADuld be abolished in ali the states, and that
~ Hamilton. that this should be not mere
league of states but an indissOluble nation.
The immediate effect Of those seven meetings
was TO reveal TO the entire American people the
commanding stature OF Abraham Lincoln as at
once consummate political tactician and
strategist and as national statesman Of unsur-
passed ability and most exalted aims. The an
nails of American party management record no
more shrewd or successful plan than his was 10
defeat two years in advance his most formidable
rival for the Presidency and the most formd-
able candidate OF the party which be opposed
That was. OF course, his Immediate object, COM
pared with which the question Of the Illinois
Senatorship was mere pawn in the game
though his far-seeing eye dwelt most Of all upon
the slightly further removed but transcendentIy
paramount results which he knew would pro-
ceed from his election to the Presidency Ac-
eordDgly. he compelled his great antagonist
TO face and 10 commit himself upon question
either answer 10 which must be fatal to him
either it would Jose him the Senatorship in
Illinois and thus impair with the stigma of de-
feat his Presidential prospects, or it would
alienate from him the support of the South in
The Presidential campaign. The shrewd scheme
vorksd. Douglas could not avoid the issue,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
Tx MARVEL SERIOUSLY ILL
Aged Authors Relatives Summoned to His
Bedside in Edgewood Home.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

New Haven. Aug 2o--Donald G. Mitchell cTk
Marvel'D IS reported by his physician, Dr.. Thomas
Russell. TO be in a serious condition at his home
in Edgewood. He was seized last night with IL
ness. which threatened to prove fatal His rela-
tves were summoned, and most OF them had ar
rived at his bedside to-day.
Because of the advanced age OF the writer Dr.
Russell said IT was still impossible 70 predict ths
outcome OF his Illness Mr.. Mitchell IS elghty-six
years old. He has been feeble for a year, bur
continued to take short daily rides until recently
Among his relatives to whom word was sent wers
his brother. Alfred Mitchell OF New London. and
his daughter, Mrs. Edward L. Ryerson, o. Chicago
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
EDITORS ELECT OFFICERS

ST. Paul. Aug 20.-The session of the National
Editorial Association finished to-day. when
Seattle chosen the 1909 meeting place and
officers elected for the year follows: Pres
ident, William H. Hayes. of Brownwood Tex: first
vice-president. A. n. Pomeroy. OF Chambersburg
Penn. second vice president. R. 2. Dowdeu. OF Ar
tesian. s. D.; third vice president. W. r. Par
rott, OF Waterloo. Iowa; recording secretary r.
II. Walker, OF Athens. Ala: treasurer william
Curtis OF Kewanee H.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

convention on the same day adopted otner reso-
!utions asking the enactment OF g. law Which
would put stop to attempts at ole'oi siAs
facts concerning Revolutionary days eeehis
that the Revolution had been ended for more
than thirty years and that the great majority
of "our Revolutionary fathers" were dead anu
buried before THE Star-Spangled Banner was
written. It really looks as though that couven-
ton demanded the making of Ia" WHICH
would stop It's own activities.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

The State Convention of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians at Newark. N. j. on Wednesday
adopted resolutions asking the next Legislature
TO enact a law which would forbid the substi-
tuition of another song for "The Star-Spangled
Banner and prevent the ''niutilation or
"emasculation of national anthem, beloved
"by our Revolutionary fathers" The same
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
AMERICAN SEARS FoR KAIsER.s YACHT

Hoquiam. Wash. Aug. &C. Endersen & Sons
sparmakers. have practically closed a deal with
the Emperor Of Germany whereby they are to sup
ply spars for the Oya- yacht. The spars will
be of Washington fir, wood favorabIy known for
its ability to withstand the elements especially
p
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
WHEW!
w0@". '.--...onnsno. os ras

From the Portland (Me) correspondents
Chicago Inter Ocean s-As-,,-s
Albert Richardson and a companion. 70 S,-,onstss
of Orr's Island Casco Bay. killed - ts est
ForfI-f5ve feet in length. weighing, u . ASsroSsIy
mated fifteen thousand pounds, and ~ ~ tLsr ans
resembling the provereial sea sslps1
marine animal ever seen on this coaSSe- -. a had
The head was like that or $40 :, N,,-it5 hugs
no teeth The body serpenJlns. w. Ths
IN IN rrSntnp fbe entire length OF the oaeA, ff<s
tough wrinlzIy hide IN color and texsoTIs,
an elephants The tail was Ike Wl1aLssta, vsi1A
The fishermen. not realizing the sclesas tbs Oh
OF the catch cut UP the monster 20 uS5aS ~
from its liver which weighed lstUV poaN~
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Ye5y aarbart after spending the summer with
her father. Richard It. Wilson. in New York ana
Newport sailed yesterday on board tne hal9M ~ .
auruste Victoria Among the other passengers Oh
board were Julien T. Davies. MIS- Se'h o"i''
French and Mrs. Walker Fearn
Mr. and Mrs J. kennedy Tod. who are now In
Jefferson N H.. will spend the fall at INNS Ar
den House their place at Beach Sound Conn.
Mr. and Mrs Charles p. Alexander, VINO are
now in California, have decided to prolong their
stav untn the end of September
Mrs William Pierson Hamilton has gone to Sea
Cliff Long Island, for ten days
Mrs Herman LIE Roy Edgar has left her place
at Dobbs Ferry, on the Hudson, for Manchester
Mass. where she is staying with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Edward c. King
Mrs Clarence Gray Dinsrnore sailed yesterday
from Cherbourg for New York.
Mrs Cornelius N Bliss is not in the White Noun
tains as has been asserted elsewhere. but is at
her summer home at Oceanic, N. j., where she Is
recovering from severe Illness
Miss Julia Hoyt who is now in Europe. is booked
to sail for New York Tuesday. and on her ar
rival here will join her parents, Mr. and Mrs-
Gerald Livingston Hoyt- at Ipswich, Mass
Mrs NJ orrne Wilson and her son Thornton are
spending few days at the Oriental Hotel Man
haitian Beach.
The Mayor of New York and Mrs. George B.
Mcclellan are at the Grindstone Inn. Winter Har-
bor Me- until the end of the month.
Captain the Hon. Dudley Carleton, who Is now
at Newport as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs John
Phipps Is the eldest surviving Of Lady
Dorchester and as the heir to her peerage will
become Lord Dorchester on her death. He served
In South Africa, and afterward In the North
Nigeria campaign and formerly subaltern Of
the 9Th Iancers.
Mr. and Mrs n De Berkeley Parsons have gone
to Saratoga for few weeks and are staying at
the United States Hotel
Announcement comes from Newport OF the en-
gagement of John Du Fais to Mrs. Charles Acton
Ives widow of Charles Acton Ives, who died in
1899 and daughter of the late John Daggett Hunt
The wedding Will take place on October s at New
port, very quietly, John Du Fais is in deep
mourning for his mother, Mrs. Ferdinand F. Du
Fais He is the architect of the Union Club and OF
a number of other well known buildings IN New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey. Tappin are spending
August at Profile y. II.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
THIS WOMAN A WINNER

From The Philadelphia Press. r.
woman mas beaten all male compeutors -
the civil Service examination for the pc Essth
tenement house Inspector in the Bureau VA -
which paws a salary Of 81 600 year l. NIB
The result OF the examinations Nss & I..sssSrerdsy
lie by the Civil Service Commission Sv9.S-.son.
and at the head OF the list or tourtsel. Esron
was Caroline Manning. OF No oVz 20 Vl-.iss ths
street with an average OF S69- she notus
position at present. having been sppointS1 ss
months ago subject 70 a CiyE Ssrv1as 49,
ton
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
sss.p7lpak Dali, & /, G-ibsa,ts
FRIDAY. AUGUST 81. 1908,

This newspaper is oIoned and published, op
The Tribune Association, a Neic YORK corpora
ffon: Office and principal place OF BUSINESS
Tribune Building No. I54 Nassau sffeet, He'0
Tort. ooden HflEs president: Nathaniel Tnttle,
,ec-eto-U and treasurer. The address OF the
officers Is the Office of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

The welcome to fleet at Sydney appears
to have been exceedingly cordial and TO haVo
been witnessed and participated In by multi
tude as vast as even New York Itself "ouo
probably muster on such an occasion. feopie
in America and Europe are accustomed 10 see-
ing considerable naval gatherings, but such a
sight as our fleet presents IS unprecedented In
Australian waters.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Every announcement Of additional legal
action, arrest, revocation of license. etc. In the
Of such a "scorcher'' the fellow who
smashed carriage at Long Branch the other
night and is in a hospital there is a well
come assurance Of a growing disposition to
make motor manslaughter odious.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
KING PLAYS cRoouET WITH Mr.. DRExEL

NIarenbad. AUG. 2O-King Edward officially
opened the crOquet lawn here to-day and
played game with Anthony J. Drexel. of Phila-
delphia
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

rbar 1.-THE Ieadersl still doubt Mr.. Hughes's
availability They still hold that the ouroen oi
proof rests upon the supporters of Mr.. Hughes.
The Syracuse Post-Standard.
The supporters of Mr.. Hughes have taken up
that burden of proof with the ease with which
a professional strong man picks up oV
pound dumbbell.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
BRITISH MINISTER TO MOROCCO.

London. Aug. a.-Reginald Lister. counsellor OF
the British Embassy Paris, has been appointed
munster at TRnSteg.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

The Democratic mule is now hitched to Mr.
Bryans lawn mower. The Democratic party
preceded 1t into his personal service long ago
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
Double emotional insanity calls for more
than double popular creduity.

Russian influence in Persia is said to be ex-
erted In favor Of maintaining the constitution
and against reaction. That Is a novel role for
Russia to play, but it is the logical sequence OF
recent events So long she had no constitu-
ton of her own, Russia wanted all other lands
to be under absolutism Having herself entered
constitutional paths, she naturally wants her
neighbors to bear her company.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

The Belgian Chamber of Deputies has voted
to ratify the Congo annexation treaty but that
does not dispose OF the whole Congo business
by q good deal. for the Congo for Belgium. or
for the world at large.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
AmUscMen1s.

xcAoxaeY OF sfUsIc-e:1o-Mstress NsI.
xEKIAI :3e-The merry "ioo"-
ZeTOR-e:is-The Msn from Home
8EI IAkCO-S .2o-The Devil.
CATINO-Si-The Mimic World
foNEY ysJ4ANn-Luna park-breafniano
CRYTEEICN-ss s3o-Iesocra Duncan
nAYTSS:15-G3rls
GONE NCsEE-The World IN wax
0ARpEN TEEATRE-S:1t-Ihe DeviL
aXCKETTS.l5-The Wttchtng Hour ~-..-,u.
HANNEPsTEIN'S s:1s-Vaude'i"
EERAID SQUARE-S:1S-Three Tw.ns
JAHTIN DE PARIS-S:l5-Fellies OF 1soo-
SNfCKERBOCKER-s: Prince
fIRERTY-S-t5-The Travelling Sa4esna'-
NEW YORKs: :2e-Ninstrels
WALLACK'SS.iS-Tbe Girl Suestioh-
WESER'S-S.so-Pszd IN Full
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Miss Julia Hoyt who is now in Europe. is booked
to sail for New York Tuesday. and on her ar
rival here will join her parents, Mr. and Mrs'
Gerald Livingston Hoyt at Ipswich, Mass
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson and her son Thornton are
spending a few days at the Oriental Hotel. Man
haitian Beach.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey. Tappin are spendil
August at Profile. n. II.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Mr. and Mrs n De Berkeley Parsons have gone
to Saratoga for few weeks and staying al
the United States Hotel
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

The Mayor of New York and Mrs George B.
Mcclellan at the Grindstone Inn. Winter Har-
bor Me- until the end of the month
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Mr and Mrs J. Kennedy Tod, who are now 10
Iorsrson II will spend the fall at Innis Ar
den House their place at Beach Sound. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Mrs Cornelius N Bliss is not in the White Noun
tains as has been asserted elsewhere, but is at
her summer home at Oceanic, N. j., where she Is
recovering from a severe Illness.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

LADY Herbert after spending the summer win
b.r ,a+bar r,icbard It Wilson, In New York ana
Newport sailed yesterday on board the haiseill
Auruste Victoria Among the other passengers Oh
hoard were Julien T. Davies Mrs Seth Barton
French and Mrs Walker Fearn
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs Charles q. Alexander VINO az
now in California, have decided 10 proiohs~'ie
stav untf the end of September
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Mrs Herman LIE Roy Edgar has left her place
at Dobbs Ferry, on the Hudson. for Manchester
Mass. where she is staying with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Edward c.. King
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Mrs Clarence Gray Dinsnore sailed yesterday
from Cherbourg for New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Mrs William Pierson Hamilton has gone 70 sea
Cliff Long Island, for ten days
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-24

"Have taken the step you advise. All
the newspapers will publish your picture.
Good luck. Yours,
MAT"