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New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
Constant Reader Tells Uhat He
Missed an Last Ucek,s Papers.

.r-,o las been most in The public eye In the
-- oueried the Busy Man, when he began his
sso--,a.5sl conference the news with his
- The Constant Reader
.r,a-,7ans" was the reply. ''as much attention
: centred in the only living ex-Presiient.
- Cleveland. as On any one. lie observed his
ts~,y- first birthday by giving utterance TO some
,,s vhich in this year OF the choice for Chief
,.--ts--ate might well be laid heart by the
-. which twice elevated him 10 the leading post
: ,se councils Of the nation II is more than
= a century since any other man has been
1,..,snan elected in 1856. history shows how he
s,cs 70 meet tho crisis in the affairs Of the
-. Il WAS by the narrowes: o. pluralties
- Nr Cleveland defeated Mr. Blaine in the
,--o-5c rararaign Of 1sS4 Defeated himself four
- later he was sufficiently strong to be again
nod in 5Ss2. when he beat President Harrison,
=, had beaten him when ne held the Office. No
-so, probably the rise Of the free silver
tsresv IN the succeeding campaign. with Mr..
- - its apostle. with more rnisgivines than
-, ,-,evcand or more depored the results o. the
- E.ryan campaigns. Although the aEe and
,.l-b cf aIr Cleveland preclude the thought Of
- again serving the standard bearer OF his
=, ,bere is large element in il inclined to give
ss weight 70 his words in pleading for rest.
sce and conservatism fer the people and the
,---x after the stress Of the experiences which
,.,r been PASSED through While Mr.. Clevela.,~
A. TO means in robust health he said en- his
t-,bssv D-;ch l,e passed al Lakewood that he
-, hef,er than ne had for some tinle. and he had
- qrle On hat day To take longer stroll than
-. bas7 possible fcr him for months. On the
49,. fer Ar Cleveland's birthday the man who
-sssrts the opposite poie OF Democracy. Mr.
4--ss attained The age OF forty-cisht years hav-
=. f4en horn in the same year Governor
,,r.1s of Massachusetts,. a year later than the
German Emperor and two years after President
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
DIR. FLEXNER'S SURGERY
Transportation Of Section of Artery
q Positive Result.

The interesting report by DR.. Flexner. OF the
Rockefeller Institute. in his address before the
American Association for the Advancement OF
Science, on the transportation of tissues and
organs has called attention TO the long line of
experimental work that has been going on
quietly for several years, and that is now begin
ming to yield extraordinary results. With char
acteristic conservatism and Judgment he con-
fined his report chiefly to one positive result. the
transportation OF section or length OF
terry or vein from the body of animal to an
other. Two animals are prepared with scrupulous
aseptic precautions, for human surgical op-
Grafton. They are anasthetized. and section
of an artery from two to four inches long is
carefully lifted out OF the body of each animal.
Then the two sections transposed, the piece
of artery from animal No. l being placed In the
gap made in the artery of animal No. . and
vice versa. The wound is closed. the animal al
lowed TO recover from the anesthetic and
treated and handled with the utmost care and
skill. as If 1t were in a private room in first
class surgical hospital. until it has completely
recovered from the wound. These experiments.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

Of Maryland, removes the Nestor of the upper
house Of Congress. Senator Whyte, VINO chanSeo
the spelling OF his from White. as 1t was
written by his father and grandfather. had reached
the age of eigl1ty-four, and he had the distinction
OF having been thrice the representative or MS
state in the Senate, and just after the war Wheh
SOUTH Carolina and Georgia had no Senator's, he
served also as the representative OF those TWO eX
Confederate states. While his sympathies were
with the South in the internecne struggle. he was
ready to go the front with the Union forces
when drafted in Baltimore, but his health was such
that he was excused from serving. His chief rep
utatiofl was gained expert lawyer IN defend
ing criminals and of eighty murder trials in Whlch
he was counsel the defence in only one was the
men he defended hanged.
.Other names on the death list of the week are
those Of George G. Haven the head Of the Metro
politan Opera and Realty Company; John Mcguire,
Elections Commissioner in Brooklyn, who fell dead
f1st after he had made plea to jury In court
and Bishop Charles Henry Fowler, for quarter OF
q century one of the general superintendent or
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
PUSHING NEW ROAD.
Electric Line VIII Connect Lake..
sc0Od vith SeashOre.

lakewood, y. j. March 21.-The presence OF ex-
President Cleveland at the Lakewood Hotel
throughout the week has greatly interested the
other visitors here Mr.. Cleveland arrived Monday
evening accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland and a
nurse Mr.. Cleveland said he felt much better and
that he rapidly recovering from his recent
,,1pess .'The Lakewood climate has always great
" benefited my family and myself whenever We
have come to this place." he said, land am get
ting in more exercise than / have found possible
for many months" Mr.. Cleveland has been taking
the hydro therapy baths.
The projected electric road from Lakewood to
the sea. at Point Pleasant. is being pushed as
RAPIDLY as possible. under the legal charge of II.
U Newman of Lakewood. When the road is
completed Lakewood will no longer be confined to
offering its visitors nothing but inland sports 1t
will be possible 10 reach the in twenty minutes.
On the front will be built casino. with sun
xarlors ana oaf1. hot and cold aAn water baths
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place cards and menus bearing painted shanlTocks.
At o'clock there garden fete. with music,
in the grounds of Markland, the Anderson home
In the evening Mrs. Walter s Wyatt gave a bridge
party in rhc west drawing of the Ponce de
Leon
on Wednesday Mrs Anderson and Mrs Thomas
a. Lawton had mornings at home; Miss Bigiow
held a reception from to O'Clock; Mrs John
Boyd Kellogg, of Wiiamstown Mass, gave re-
ception In the Alcazar drawing room. asking
friends to meet Mrs. S c. Browning of Cocpers-
town, y. y, and Mrs. Louis keiloGS, of Chicago
The coming week will be given over TO golf, when
the annual tournament will be held on the Inks
Of the ST. Augustine Golf Club for five handsome
cups
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Goddard, of New York
up from Ormond Monday by autonoo Die
to spend few days on the roads here before going
hcme Mrs. Menthorne T. Brundaee. of the Hotel
Plaza. New York City. the Ponce dc Leon:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w Harkness. of New York,
and Dir. and Mrs Henry w Corning, of Cleveland
guests Of Mrs ". C. Warden in her villa
Palm Beach is fete with power boat races ana
tho the lasting three DAYS and the lat
nights. The first night 81 the boats on Lake
Worth viii be Illuminated and viii parade. \ bonn
bardment and fireworks will follow The second
evening the hotel the grounds and the trees will be
illuminated. and there will be more fireworks COM
3nodore Harrison z. Moore OF New York. came UP
from Miami Monday in his 9o-horsepower tour
ing car. making the trip in about TWO and half
hours. Mrs Moore. Mrs. Marietta Moore and Miss
E Christy in his party. Commodore Henry G
Ward. of New York, who has been mere two months,
has been put the motor boat committee.
Mrs Henry NJ. Flager entertained number Of
visitors Sunday. They friends of
Frederic Townsend Martin: who is Il house guest at
Whitehall. Count Tcherep Spir1dovitch. Farr2r
Smith. Miss MacVeagh. d daughter of Wayne Mac
Feagh, and Doctor Owen Kenan in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phipps, of New York, gave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
OFFICIALS UNDER INVESTIGATION.

Attorney General Jackson has been storm
centre Tor the week. having been severely criti-
clsed by the Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court for appointing his subordnates to fat re-
celFerships, and an accusation having been made
that ne has sought to have them divide their fees
with him. the result of which may be indictment
ana lnpeach The charges against District
Attorney Jerome have been referred to ex-Chisf
Judge Andrews for investigation. 4 legislative
committee to investigate the affairs of New York
City especially from financial point of view. is
probable The sentence TO death of Harry
Orchard for murder accompanied by recon-
1nendation of mercy. and il may be commuted 10
imprisonment Abraham Hummel. the disgraced
criInInal lawyer. completed his years term
BlackwelTs Island. less months for good be
havior. and was set free. Memories of DR.. I. De
Witt Talmage were evoked by the appearance of
his son, DR. Frank De Witt Talmage. in metro
poitan pulpits The place of Fire Commissioner
Bonner has been filled by the appointment Of
Sheriff Nicholas J. Hayes. who formerly held the
post.
The death Of Senator William Pinkney Whyte.
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luncheon Sunday for Frederic Townsend Mar
tin and his brother, Howard Townsend Martin Who
is at the Royal Ponciana. Mr. and Mrs. Wills
SeaVer Paine, of New York, gave Il dinner at the
Beach Club on Saturday for Mr.. and Mrs Charles
l. Cragin and their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard II Rushton, of Philadelphia. The other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alcnzo Morgan Zabriskie
and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Karsner.
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, jr. and her sister. Mrs
Hermann Oelrichs and her son. Hermann Ceirlchs'
have arrived the Royal Poinciana
continual stream Of visitors is now arriving
at Miami from Havana and Nassau Niscount and
Vfscountess Powerscourt. of Dublin, Ireland who
arrived at the Royal Palm recently, are waiting for
their yacht, in which they expect to make a long
cruise Their party includes Mr.. and Mrs. a. c.
Guinness NJ. H. Bourroughs. c. J. Newbold and T.
Harris Franklin Murphy Ex-Governor of New Jer-
sey is DISTINGUISHING himself fisherman.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

.,,--.- * nov IN the affairs OF the nationc'
The r-oeross Of legislation. either national or
xts-e has rot been rapid. hut the next few weeks
~-r witness the coming 10 head OF number of
.ge7einr matters Of importance Strenuous efforts
MI ~ made TO bring the session Of Congress TO
., e7s frforc the meeting OF the Republican Ma
,forsI Convention. in une. and adjournment is eX-
rs--.d before th- end OF May. or in about two
months After the protracteG discussion OF the
A5-ich currency hill it viii soon come TO a vote
n tla Senate where il has been amended several
t-7-g and its passage by the upper house appears
.ss7.cl But whether It be put through the
sor--- house is doubted even by its strongest
friends the Fowler bill having much support es-
rs-1fs arnonr those raost conversant with imam
.-sr .on6itio,s 1t Is expected that President
Earsa,.7- viii carry his point OF having an EN-
pley efs- liability hill passed which will not be
oprn 20 5hc oe5eetons found by the Supreme Court
IN tAr ,r,o heretoCor. enacted The amendment OF
the sherman antitrust law that II VIII not be
reia 20 apply 70 labor unions. is also strongly
r.uz-. RI The men affected thereby, and there
fs-a. her7? several conferences in Washington on
Tho s,hiect l. Sc now expected that satisfactory
fss=Si.fico -ri1 hc secured. 4 measure providing
rC- tn selisujnsr- steps II the matter Of the re-
,soa q the ta-in IS en- earnest Of action at the
n,zr session also expected y special message
f--nl lie F.ssi6ent on some OF the points he has
already pressed nome 10 the attention Of Congress
was PROMISED es:lv il the week: then it was said
AZ would ile withheld. but now IL is promised
fta- Tie coming week It Is not expected that it
Vii b. 80 long that il viii be passed over by the
sve-sze reader Al Albany Governor Hughes is
fjsnz his tine for securing the action he desires
IN tfe most important matters before the Legls-
atur. Is i expected that the ari-Tacetrack gam
hfIlE measures. despite concerted opposition VIII
become laws Then efforts viii be concentrated
90 se.-.r.u- an act rcr direct nominations az
primaries and the enlargement of the scope Of the
Fut-te S5lice commissions Law. Sd as TO Include
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
PALM BEACH EN- FETE.
POzcer Boat Races and Water Car
niEaI Holding Many TisitOrs.

St Augustine, Fla, March 18.-Mrs Edward A
Sumner OF Detroit. gave luncheon In the Al
,azar grille OH Saturday. On Monday Mrs Sum
ner gave a bridge party IN the Alcazar drawing
room taking her guests into the grille for tea
On the same evening Mrs Sidney Keith. OF Phila-
delpha had a party in the rotunda OF the
Ponce de Leon taking her frienos 10 the sii'io
for a Welsh rarebit afterward. On Tuesday Nrs.
William, w Dewhurst gave an orange blossom re-
cention at II O'Clock, receiving in a rose-coVered
pergoIa decorated with orange blossoms Refresn-
r,ons werc served tables in the shade or orange
trees On the same day Mrs. George tietchef gave
a st. Patrick luncheon IN private oinins Iooni
., ,ba ponce de Leon the table being eiaborately
dsoor.S>d with palms snd ahsuroc0 enA ~
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

and swimming pool 1t will also be possible to
travel to and from New York at hours that are
row impossible. On Sunday. III particular, 1t viii
be possible to make connections at almost any
hour. 1t is proposed TO have the road in operation
by July /.
Mrs. E NJ. Horne and Mrs. a B. Cahin we're
hostesses roller skating parties this week
Miss Ruth Huggins has been the guest Of Miss
Betty Wells.
David Patton and William Agnew Patton were the
hosts at dinner the Country Club on Sunday
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.-Hager, Mr..
and Mrs Stilweil. Mr.. and Mrs Cross. Mr.. Parish.
Miss Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Claiin, Dr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Lindley. Miss Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lloyd Herbert. Mrs Horne, Ebert T. Bald
wiz, and Tiffany Richardson.
Francis Hoyt is occupying his handsome
cottage tie south side of Lake Carasaljc.
Stephen G. Thomas, Of New York. brother of
John b. Thomas. has broken ground for a new
house st Madison avenue and 81 street immcdi-
ately adjoining the house which he built last year
He expects to have il ready for occupancy in the
fall
Among the arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel are
the following from Manhattan: DR.. Alpha Bartel
Miss Bartei. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kahn. Mrs NJ D.
Van Ripper, julius OppenheSncE, Mrs Henry
Frank. Mr. and Ms Max We'll. Z. p Parker, jr.
Stuart Craig. Mr.. and Mrs George Broadhurst,
Henry B. Anderson, 4. E Harrison, Marx Wilson,
c. ]. Foner. Miss Beatrice Fclner Willis Folner,
Stuart Hrschberg, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ringler and
Master Ringler: from Brooklyn. Mrs. F. Weisbrod,
Fred Weisbrod, e F. Clyne. Mrs. f. f. Clyne and
s. Fromen; from Philadelphia, Z. Conner, L. L.
Schwartz, Morris Wolf. Jacob N. Peter, Elsie
Friedman and J. ]. Friedman.
At the Laurel House arc registered the following
from Manhattan Mrs. W. II. Williamson, Mrs c.
L. Dixon S g. Brown. Mrs. Otto E Reirner H. G.
Hawk. J. L. Bull, Miss Bull, Mrs. Il. II. Wells,
Miss j. Wells, Miss c. Hammond. T. s. Kerr and
Mrs. NJ. E. Mcguire; from Brooklyn. H. ". NJ.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

Cushing J G. stenken. Mrs. NJ D. Kslbhesh and
Mr.. and Mrs !. II. Watson; from Philadelphia,
Clifford Lewis Charles Harris and Clifford Wright
At the Laurel Pines are registered the fol-
lowing from Manhattan: DR.. and Mrs. c. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brokaw Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
StiIlman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Clark. Miss Pellison
Mr and Mrs G. J. Wheelman. II. B. Livingstone.
Newton Adams, D. A. Kennedy, Mrs N Schwab
Mr and Mrs. Seymour Ash and Mr. and Mrs
Ef1nghayn Laurence; from Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs
Robert I.asher, H. E. Dresser. L. \. Molte and
Nj and Mrs W. +. Bede from Philadelphia, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Porter. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w Pepper Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blizzard and
James MoIloCk.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
ANOTHER EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

The completion Of the lower chord Of one or the
usses ot the great cantilever bridge which crosses
NE East River a Blackweii's Island marks an
olne' step IN this great work which has been IN
pfogress for ten yeas more IT is the third OF
ne great structures across the arm OF the sea
witch separates Manhattan and Long Island. II
VIE be a quarter of century the coming May
sacs the first Brooklyn Bridge was thrown open
,c use Save for the accident which occurred on
-2taaorai Day IN the first week il was open there
nas been nothing IF serious nature connected
''a IT'S use although the extent 20 which travel
pstr y has increased has been all out Of proper
% TO what anticipated. The second or Will
1eou-g Bridge. has not yet filed fully the place
vac expected 10 subserve in the transportation
= Passengers but by the coming Memorial Day
expected that the operation of ele-
eso trains over its tracks Will begin. and
Fey months afterward by a loop con-
reaiy Of both will be increased. By next fall
@ ' ulrd structure, which the people expecting to
sss hope 70 have called the Queensboro Bridge,
"s1eae OF BiackweIrs' Island Bridge, as il does
- aeao 20 the island, but over IT, will be thrown
- ie public How much Of a place 1t viii MI
Is reiief from congestion Of trahic is prop
ss II starts as far-uptown as the lower END
y central Park and to the thinly Inhabited
,-As~ood portion Of Long Island CITY or
elSeoro- This bridge is the only one OF The
a. o'sF design yet constructed or pianhen over
- naters about the city. Since the disastrous
- % The Quebec bridge last autumn 1t is the
-. cantilever bridge in America Its total
q, eA as considerably in excess of that OF either
l,< other bridges. being nearly q mile and a
e. 1he towers OF the still newer Manhattan
.,~ which are near the Brooklyn Bridge struct-
assss asse practically reached fheir fuii heignt
sas ~sssr lsvel and ths work of so1n&zos
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
FLEET TO GO TO JAPAN.

The s-c-7-sr,cc Of ;e invitation Of japan for the
aai5'esifr 9eet 70 visit OF the ports OF the
ssIcud empire is thought insure peace on the
E.ciae \ visit 10 a Chinese port is also probable
Ate going 10 these Oriental countries IL is hardly
ltei- ;ha; The vessels will home without
ofleisl visits 10 sCrre European cities The world
tcsr q The baJtlesilip feet. Magdalena Bay
ias o.ea lafled hy ell the srea- powers a sig
r5acla # -ie naval strength II This country, and
Ihe -erUrr1 7i1 make epoch IL long distance
cruising. i VII Toe considerably mere than the
dstsrc- around tho globe al TIE equator. approx
tgsjine forty thousand miles. IT Is hoped TO make
B. return 20 THIS size CT the Atlantic in year
from tho date Of the start. but do this ii may
= necessary 30 cut short the stay at Manila and
Hsye fhe target practice there unfinished Other
australia ports besides those whose invitation has
bon accepted ere desirous Of seeing tie battle
sains from beyond th- sea. The enthusiastic an
tiredeals of that small continent o. large island
renie5 rllc presence Of President Roose-
'e1 vl1er the bsttleships are IN Australian waters.
ha- il w. shown that il would he Impossible for
IN Chief Magistrate 10 absent himself from ihlS
country for = long enough period But if Mr.
Reoseveil makes n world after he is out or
cfaos he will no doubt visit the continent under
ths Southern Cross The command of the feet VIII
1ai be continued by Rear Admiral Evans. whose
rheurnstic govt has troubled him greatly thus far
N the trip. hut Rear Admiral Sperry is expected
u take the vessels their transpacihc trip from
A2n FEaacisco. In foreign lands the week has not
tteh marked bv any occurrence Of especial IN
leFest a duel between Two Russian generals
growing OF The Port Arthur inquiry, in which
General s1oessel has had his condemnation TO death
ffisated ten years imprisonment The ouel'
= which one OF the participants was badly wound
= vas witnessed by many officers and some court
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

the cables will he under xav At tbn ,a-,
time that these steel are rising contract
has been made 10 strengthen each OF the towers OF
the Williamsburg Bridge by n core of steel! osten-
sipiF 10 support the saddles in which the cables
rest but which will add 10 the steadiness OF the
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
INDIAN GIRL TELEGRAPHERs.

Acting upon the recommendation OF the tee-
graph committee, the Indian government has lust
authorized the employment OF women operators.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

The candidates must be between eighteen ana
,birtv wears of age, and they be unmarried
widows. They must undergo a training OF tweNe
,,~,tbs in the telegraph training classes. during
which time they will receive So 10 a month. the
same, allowance that Is drawn by male learners
Selected candidates leaving the training classes
will be on probation for one year Upon appoint
uent they will receive salaries varying from SD
to se5 IS, which are very large upon the scale OF
living expenses IN india There viii be pensions.
with liability 20 transfer but resignation Will be
compulsory In the event Of marTiase.-Harpsr's
Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

~ ENTLEMAN. ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE. GOING TO
VI F-rone frst Anr will attend business matters
ror rssponsibbs parties: references T. Box 81 Irloan-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

DR.. Woodson Allen. leader OF the Anti-yaccina
ton League. of Berkeley. purposes to test in tbs
courts the right of the University Of California
TO exclude his son because he instructed the boy
not to remove bandages on his TO prove tha
he had been recently vaccinated. The boy showed
physicians certificate that he had been vaccuat
ed. but the medical examiner of the students re
fused to accept it as proof.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

The labor unions report marked decrease in
the number OF unemployed mechanics and large,
increase in building in San Francisco 1t is easier
get for building than it two month
ago, and the cost of all building materials is near
~ at a normal basis.
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touched with the exception of bath
rooms attached to every apartment
Hot and cold water, electric lights,
mosquito proof rooms and every mod.
ern luxury will make this cottage
most desirable.
The garden party which Mrs. Wells
Peterson gave on Thursday afternoon
to introduce her daughter, Miss Mar.
garct Peterson, was decidedly a sue.
cess, attended by society In general.
The reception was held on the lanai
and then the guests wandered about
en- the lawn. Mrs. Willie Hopper
served coffee, Mrs. Y. X. Meyers
poured tea and at the punchbowl Miss
Jessie Kennedy presided. The Misse3
Hopper fitted about among the guests
on hospitable deeds bent. Among the
many guests were Mrs. Babbitt. Mrs.
Clinton Ballentyne, Miss Ballentyne.
Mrs. Reldford, Mrs. C. Hedeman, Mrs.
Kennedy Miss Anna Paris, Mrs. Nc
Grew, Mrs, Cooper, Mrs. Ernest Wat
erhouse. Mrs. Fred Warehouse, Mrs.
Warehouse, Miss Warehouse, Mrs.
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enthal, who Is spending ten days here.
The other guests included Mrs. John.
son and her son, Mr.. Johnson, Mr..
ROsonthal's father was German Con.
sui In San Francisco for over twenty
Ave years, succeeding Mr.. Dulsonberg,
the father of Mrs. Alexander Isenberg
and the Duisenbcrg boys. He Is es.
sentially a man of the world of the
best type and Is always a social favor
lite. Mr.. Roscnthal gave IA dinner at
the Moana hotel last evening and his
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wat
orhouse. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Berg,
Col. A. c. Halves, and Mr.. Edward
Duisenberg.
+ + h
DR.. Collins has taken apartments
at the popular Plcasanton hotel. BY
the bye, rumor has 1t that the back
ers of the exclusive hotel are soon ia
erect a new cottage of many rooms, to
accommodate the guests who have
already engaged their rooms in adj
vance. The cottage is to be distinct
from the house, a road dividing II,
and the main house will remain un.