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New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS
spa PROVES ATTRACTION
FOR SUMMER FOLK s.
Social ActiUity on the Increase T'her,
and Guests Constantly ArriUine

Saratoga Springs, N Y. July 1.-THE veel, -.
gan here with the entertainment Of thu Nst,o-,
Railroad Agents. an association composed OF r,r
road men from all over the United States rbsv
spent Monday afternoon enjoying the beautts, !.
the village. The entertainment included a tro1sv
trip to Saragtoa Lake In the evening a rec.vt,o.
was held in the Grand Union Following this n,
members gathered around the tables IN the paxod.
and listened TO the music by Carl Reiueckes orcb.,
ira These make an annual taunt OF ssvsr.l
weeks. and therefore their hearty praise OF hs on
Saratoga vas especially appreciated by the CO.
zens having their entertainment IN charge.
The State Bankers arrived Wednesday .v.,
ing, and began their sixteenth annual session a.
Thursday morning. A delightful lawn party VA,
held in Congress Park Thursday afternoon
when the delegates, their wives and friends en-
toyed themselves Informally IN the charming rrsa
dom of out OF doors Fireworks was the enter
tainInent for the evening Friday in the sa.ua
place and the remainder Of the time not spent m
session was passed In automobile and ca-ria<,
drives.
There a time in Saratosa's history When chu-
dren were not cordially welcomed IN the boartinr
houses and hotels. Il would seem that their aay
source Of pride TO the club women OF Saratoga A
playground teacher spends her entire time on ths
new grounds. situated opposite Garfield Park and
Hathorn Spring Sand boxes. swings and other at
fractions are being added. and gala days ths
mothers are also invited, when band discourses
lively music. It IS probable that the Beard Of
Health will assist IN making these grounds al gnzs
might be desired
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

.It consisted Of tower 100 feet high. with tank
that held the city water supply The 6-inch pipe
which carried the water from the wells below the
hill was incssed in box Of heavy planAs' Inc
tank itself Is feet high and 20 feet IN diameter
with slaves u inches wide and inches thick sur
rounded by thirteen 3-nch iron hoops When II
was full OF water the weight was enormous ana
mere than a year ago it was found to inchhe
slightly from the perpendicular. This lnchnau'h
increased gradually for several months the 'csS
assuming A decided curve. and was plainly
menace TO life and property. The city condemned
IT, and the state fire marshal ordered 1t torn down
vet II stayed because safe method for It's de-
structon could be evolved.
Finally a number OF determined citizens met
and resolved in somo way TO destroy H. Inc IRON
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

work With his great battle axe received the sur
name OF Hammer or "MarteI,' and realized that
they had met their masters Europe was in truth
saved 70 Christendom by q
But great as was the manliness OF this first
historic Charles, the greatest Charles in his his
tory was his grandson Charlemagne-the Great
Charles" who brought order out of the chaos which
existed among the peoples OF Europe and who was
crowned Emperor OF the West in 500 A. D There
is a story about the way Charlemagne came to
have his name, probably mythical but neverthe-
less showing the Significance of the name in those
days.
II is said that Charles Marters little grandson
was named David. Like all well-to-do children
OF the time. he to live at the home of his
nurse during babyhood. Wnen the nurse took him
home he had grown 20 be sturdy youngster. and
his mother. when she saw him, exclaimed in aston
ishment: This is longer my little baby this is
a full-grown carleI'' So the child named
Charles and later, when ht showed that he mer-
ited the title called CharIemagne the Great
Man"
II is rather strange that q name usual should
not be found ir q list of those manly men who
have been Presidents OF the United States. Not
in list OF the kings OF the world. The two
most famous OF the name after Charlemagne-
Emperor Charles and the unfortunate Charles
/ OF England-showed that they were entitled to
the name. For whatever the enemies OF Charles
may say, most of them admit that he bore his
doom braveIy and went the block as a man
should 60 And who could be of than
the great Emperor Carolus Quintus OF the Holy
Roman Empire, who also King Carlos / of
Spain and King Kari of Germany-a man in
warrior. and the king under whom Spain reached
the height OF her power a the conQueror of
Mexico and Peru?
Besides these three great kings. there others
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
Golf. Tennis. Dancing and
the Automobile Furnish
q Big Anti Bore
dom Battery.

Strouds.urg, Penn. July 17-Much activity has
prevailed the golf links during the last week
and severz! .--e.,--'af and exciting matches have
been played Z l5ursome Monday afternoon be-
tween sfessrs Keller and Dreher' and Bensinger
and Dxsller resulted in a victory for the former
by Cp On the TERMS courts, too. play late in the
afternoon is fast ana furious The best match Of
the week took place Tuesday evening between
Messrs- Maynard and Dreher and Metzgar and
Keller, The for winning the odd set.
With the large urnber OF arrivals in the
resort social activity at its hight An enjoyable
informal dance was held by the younger genera
ton Of The resort at Mountain View Park Tuesday
This vas the first of series dances The young
women IL charge the Misses Hunt, Ruster.
Wyckoh. Mutchlei, Miller and Kotz. The second
affair held the Highland Country Golf Club
took place Monday afternoon and was in the
fure OF progressive five hundred party. Six tables
Were used and q delightful well delectable
luncheon was served afterward- Mrs. H. L, Odorf
and Miss G. L. Gunster the prize winners
Arrivals at the Maplehurst from New York in
clude ) R. Seeter, Else Polyin, Robert Dohlen.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. De Nalignon. Miss De Malig-
non, George Ascher and J. F. Keeper. New York
ers at the Prospect House Otto Schroeder Mr..
and Mrs Heiney. John w Frankenheld and the
Misses Alice Connolly, Kate Connolly and Gertrude
Connolly
Miss NJ B. Henry, Walter c. Wood Miss Eleanor
Wood Mrs A c. Underwood and Mrs J. O.
Spencer al OF New York. al the Highland
Del Late arrivals at the Penlyn from New York
are arthur Wright and Mrs. II. Vosseler and
daughter.
Late arrivals al the Highland Inn include Nina
Weston, Naerna Hudson. the Rev and Mrs. B. ;.
Hudson and Peene Van Wiych- New York arrivals
at Stroudsburg Mrs. c. P. Van Allen, Mss
Efdegard Van Allen Mrs E. Bosworth and Miss
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
AMID THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Patrons of the Many Hostler'ss
Make Merru IN DiUerS WdyS.

Thousand Island Park. N Y. July rT--Wsrr,sf
weather this week has been the means OF oring1s
large crowds OF excursonists and tourists TO en15
the cool breezes that sweep the upper St. Law
renee region and the delights OF q midsuulrnefs
so1ourn among the sixteen hundred islands lhAs
dot this section OF the mighty river Every hoisA
from Clayton to Alexandria Bay is comIorts9D
filed with vacatiOnists. who are enjoying hsA411s
trips after pckerel bass and the willy muskaIoAss,
in addition to shore dinners motor boat rlass -
the usual summertime sports. golf and 's--
At the Thousand Island Yacht Club are me soN'
ing grounds. and the Frontenac links are also "a
vorably known Both Of these places nave =
cellent tennis courts also. Interesting tournaiis
are regularly held, and many handsome s+s''
trophies are given to the victorious players
During the last few days many parties COILS
by automobile have visited the Thousand lsl@1--.
the roads from Albany and Syracuse being sast
traversed. and accommodations along the - -
being OF the best. Contracts for the new So. 80.
road running to Clayton from Watertown VIII - 50.
be let and this added facility will inc.eas' =.
popularity OF the local resort with raIllileS -,
prefer to spend the vacation period win ms ui'-
machines -.
, Next month the annual encampment o.
American Canoe Association at Sugar Isiai'D, I-as
the Canadian channel on Gananodue' On-s -.
bring together five hundred wielders OF ths -, \.
and the races to be held during the meek " g. +
OF interest to visitors here. The gold ehe1s ss,n =
cup races OF the American Power Boat S- Sss' .ss
win also take place from August ls TO q = -
Thousand Islands Yacht Club AlexandIlA - n :,
Congressman and Mrs. Frank O. Lo"u"
Chicago are at Castle Rest. the island Rome r,s-
Alexandria Bay which Is the property OK - .srns
man family Of palace car fame Their ha"x hS.rx 4
steam yacht. the Venice. is familiar sign. .sf
the river. --.rk 8
The Prudential Insurance Company. Of Wv ~.
N J.. will hold agency convention hsf. h'.- 8,
September to D
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
FLYING THE TOPIC AT GARDEN CITY

Garden City, Long Island July I7.-AeropIanes
biplanes. hecopters. drigbles and all other form
OF air craft leading subject of conversation
at the Garden City Hotel at present. the result
OF the flights which Glenn H. Curtis has been
making the nearby Hampstead plains in his
aeroplane As result the hotel has become the
mecca of local flying machine enthusiasts many
OF whom registered during the week. and bridge
motoring. tennis and golf have been forced TO
take second place. Every day the great majority
OF guests have hied themselves to thI nearby fly
ing grounds
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Hotel The British Guards Band has proved such
attraction that It has decided to give after
noon and evening concerts in the Casino in the
days before the old Manhattan Beach Theatre
was torn down Judge and Mrs. Charles H. Muir
ray have been the hosts at a number OF informal
dinners which have been given the verandR OF
tho Oriental. Judge and Mrs. James W. Ridsway
havo also been hosts during the week.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
ENJOYS AIR AT MANHATTAN BEACH

The sunshiny days accompaned-by cool breezes
and a bracing atmosphere induced many to visit
Manhattan Beach IN the week Just closed Both
the Oriental and the Manhattan Beach hotels are
beginning to number among their arrivals Old
friends who have been there for many years, ar
rivinS generally in July and remaining until the
beach closes its season
music festival is being planned for next Sat-
urday to celebrate the completion Of the per
zola-ke casino which is IN the course Of erec-
ton on the lawn IL front Of the Manhattan Beach
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
WATER TANK "LYNCHED.
'rosod Sends City's Unsafe Reser-
Uoir CRASHING to Ground.

The old water tank at Vermilion. s. D. we'll
known because since the installation Of water
works in that city, it has been a prominent land
mark, visible for miles around has been torn down
Its instability was discovered some time since. and
had increased of late, until it demolished fol-
lowing condemnation.
Concerning the tower and the tank, a correspon-
dent OF the Scientific American" says:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Boston are In from IntsrIaken- Mrs b H New
berry and Miss Adams, OF New York. are using an
American car for their Swiss tour. Mr.. and Mrs
Burt Van Horn with the Misses Haviland. OF New
York, have just returned from a motor trip over
the st. Gothard Pass to Lugano. Other autoists
registered are Mrs. Egerton Winthrop, with Miss
Muriel Winthrop: Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Wells. and
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
EXHIBITION OF ANTIQUES

n notable exhibition OF antiques Is 70 Be gfvsa
bv the Daughters OF the American Revolution on
July q IN the Andrews homestead. IDEAL placs
for such an occasion Historic articles of value
Will be displayed. which viii be collected rom
surrounding towns. '
has already received great deal OF attention rom
visitors this season Its guests number interested
persons from England Germany and Denmark
while Americans representing many distant states
have registered.
The village trustees constantly planning 70
bring Saratoga to a perfect standard 1t has been
decided by this careful body that this burg Is IN
tested with too many cheap dogs. and q means OF
decreasing the number will doubtless 5e decided
upon Another long felt want IS 70 Be supplied
and that Is benches for the weary visitor Tbs
fund IS already started for seats 70 be placed On
Broadway.
The wakeIey cottage, in F1fth avenue Win Be
occupied. as usual. this during the racing
season. by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, r.,
and Francis H Hitchcock. former president OF the
Saratoga association
]. B. Respess. a well known horseman CT WOOD
lawn Ohio, has taken possession OF tbs setsht
cottage IN George street. which he has rented FOR
the season
Colonel II. g. Clement. president Of the Congress
Hall company. has announced that that hots VII
be conducted under the management OF A W.
Eager proprietor Of the Martha Washington Hote-
IN New York City. The hotel viii remain ops1
during the racing season only. Colonel Clsr1sns
will be associated with tho new manager ..
The Saratoga Springs Health Resort Association
has been working on the noise problem IL has
persuaded the icemen proceed stealthily through
the streets during the early morning hours. ana
now the bakers are TO be requested 70 dispsnso
with their bells Horses Will be required TO WeAR
rubber shoes next. but the results viii BE Srse~
fully received. --
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

shutua~ntz each OF which weighed more tnan :
ton. was carried by the giant force distsncs Q.
feet This force OF the water aug noie NV - -
scros. and at least { feet deep whore it reached
the earth
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
PRACTICAL.

Walking leisurely around the Egyptian Sphinx
the traveller from America inspected 1t from All
points OF view.
''Its a shame" he exclaimed. ITO leave the thing
In that shape. If had 1t out In Chicago could
clap q good cement nose that face SO quick IL
knpl6 susks=At Atx head swiInlN~sCbicszQ Tribune. :
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
FOR THE 'LITTLEsT" ONES

Wednesday and Saturday wers red Letter days
for the youngsters who have not attained the dir
nifty OF sufficient years 70 Join IN playground I'm
and the many fond mothers sought the attractions
IN Congress Park when Carl Rsinscke's orchestra
furnished two delightful programmes The spring
water Is In great demand on these occasions, as Il
bubbles into the glass bowl IN the pavilion
The building OF the Young Womeu's Indrs-
trial Club was opened on Monday This building
provides q feature IN Saratoga life which
might be termed wonens hotel II not
feared that the homo element should be overlooked
In this new building are provided rooms at a yery
reasonable rate for women. with the privileges OF
reception rooms and writing rooms A dining room
will provide board II desired and up-to-dzts
laundry completes the equipment These apart
ments face Garfield Park. and are very centrally
located and provide women with ideal summer
winter stopping place
One OF the most enjoyable dances OF the season
took place IN Auditorium Regent street when
Mrs, Frederick Menses and Mrs George F. Com
stock gave q college dance 10 sixty young peopI.
On the dance programme were college numbers
and the favors for one OF the german figures
college fsgs- Among the guests were many young
coIIegfans. and all Joined IN q Jolly good tina
The german was led by Miss Margsrfts Msugss
and Carl r CornstoclZ- -----
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
AMERICAN INVASION OF LUoERNR

Iucerne July 1.-THE Oldest inhabitant cannot
remember such an American invasion is taking
,rooa this season The number of American tour
lists is truly surprising Literally every state IN the
Union is represented here, and indeed. one may
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
Charles Means Manly"
and Caroline AIso-One
Charles Saved Europe
for Christianity.
Chapter ].

Ccopyr.shs. 1903. By Frances Marshall,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07
ANSWERING 4 LONG-DELAYED PROTEST.

Ii wdeopen Sunday fragrant violation of laws which the PEG
have decided and passed by their own
votes condition having sailors paid off here can do with
out it. We shall welcome "te boys just the same However there
no such condition Neither the authorities nor the public VIII pay
much attention to cry being prosecuted Tor
of that such prosecutions likely to cause the Navy
Department order against paying off enlisted while
hps are in this port As of fact, the naval order likely
20 direction: The Navy Department It notices
the matter necessarily that Honolulu is being made
The Department has frequently issued
against notable actually prohibiting shore
leave until the authorities Closed the Such orders have always
been against wide We have hear the Navy
department protesting against the other kind OF town.
Those who Directing publication of the truth about
Sunday of local control of such at
Washington national handling
liquor problem government by commission Yet it was local
law they houted local sentiment they nued The law sought
be enforced passed result of Of people %
vail It is law and should and will enforce it Those
who do like liberty have it changed But while
they liberty break it. To find them when the
of their dong is published telling the merchants OF Honolulu
the should be suppressed the paying Homo
lulu adding injury a very literal And has tax
On week and three days get up that defense!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07
Banking
Stocks
Bonds

Cheap stocks have had a lively inn
ing since yesterday, Olaa and McBryde
being the particular stocks sought. In
the binding light Of their spasmodic
glory, the standbys had little show,
street and nomadic capital coneentrat-
ing upon the newly discovered bonan-
zas McBryde continued at IS. S75
yesterday afternoon, blocks of 200, 100
and 1870 shares each settling at that
figure A jump was then made to
81. 80. 200 and 300 shares changing
hands. On the boards this morning
the stock broke from its bounds and
% and 25 shares sold at $3.50 At
that time 81 50 was offered and 81. IS
asked for the stock. There is a plain
effort to drive it to S. on the present
tide.
Between boards % shares Olaa sold
at So. 10, after which 24O shares went
at s. 625. On the boards this morn
ing the figures were reversed, ; shares
selling at IS 625, followed by shares
at S. 70. At the close SIS 625 was
bid and rs offered for the stock
Hlo Railway EiXes canAa in FOR
some sales, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
finding buyers at 500, the par value.
Five Pioneer sold at 1885,, the quo
tations remaining the same as yes
terday
Waiaua came in for a little atten-
ton, 10 shares selling at $11S.50 The
quotations are S11S.75 bid and Sl19
asked.
Eva was $3l 80 bid and $31 % ask
ed with no sales.
Between boards 80 Oahu sold at
$32 Is. On Change $32 50 was bid
$33 asked. This stock seemed to be
shade weaker.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07
SOME WARLIKE INDICATIONS.

Apparently something going in the Far East which kept
mystery but of considerable international importance There
onnous signs in the slow development OF plans and policies
growing the Portsmouth treaty The sudden recall Minister
Crane Washington doubtless subject gossip speculation
in many of the world That basis for peace the
Far East has been reached the opinion very few indeed and
there is growing suspicion that Russia intends make issue
again with Japan 1t constantly encouraged by dispatches ike the
following:
ASTORIA B. C, Sept I5.-"Russia is massing great
Siberia, four five barracks being built e5
tensive Notifications made and speculation
with Japan topic of conversation among Rus
sian military men," said A. B. Denbgh Russian
turned from Siberia and Mongolia by the Kaga
Maru today.
Il told that there least 100000 troops in S=
IBERIA" SAID Denbgh Troops quartered everywhere.
The number of troops is from four times the number
in Siberia before the
At Vladvostok before left there review of $1,000
and taken from the Notifications
suppose least many could have been prepared
In the meantime Japan her with
that to the least remarkable She has coo
and she calmly trampes the integrity of regardless of the
Portsmouth treaty and of the somewhat loudly acclaimed Americana
doctrine of the Open Door At the presses United
states Tor new treaty provisions immigration the
United States but all the Powers apn aggresons
in Manchuria It perhaps omnous that protests are made
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07
McBRYDE BOOM.

The present boom in McBryde stock
has nothing of an extraordinary char
acter to back it up. The new tunnel
and pump i0ea is so old as to be not
new at all, and there is nothing else
to make the stock more attractive than
in the past-saVe, perhaps, the draw
in nearer of a day when the pIanta-
ton may be n a position to pay divi-
dends Sc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07
DAILY STOCK REPORT.

Session Sales-5 Olaa So .625; Pho
neer $1S5 90; I Olaa 1915; 10 Waialua
Sis. 80; % McBryde 81 so; 25 Nc
Bryde $3.50.
Between Boards-$12OOO, Hilo r. R.
Co., Is 500. 90; $4,000 Hilo r. R. Co.
is, 500 90; 80 Hutchinson SIG. rs; ST.
600 Hilo r. r. Co. Is 500. 90; 25 O'aa
So. 100 McBryde $3.S75; 1870 Nc
Bryde 81 S75; 200 McBryde SO .S75 24O
Olaa IS. 625; 35 Oahu Sugar Co. $32 rs;
30 McBryde 81 90; 2OO McBryde 81 90;
2UO NcRTydp 81 90
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07

Castle & Cooke this morning re-
teived the following whe,ess from the
Lurline, which sailed from Honolulu
Tuesday morning, the message hav ng
been sent via Kahuku at o'clock last
night: "41O miles off All we'll"
The Hilonian, which sailed ester-
day morning, wirelessed at the same
hour as follows: "97 miles off. Fresh
trades and rather rough sea-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07
PAPERS FILED.

The following papers have been fileC
at the bureau of conveyances since
p m. yesterday
Cecil Brown, tr., to Mrs. Mary A
Evans, deed.
Mark G. Johnston and wife to Ros:
II .BemrOse, deed.
Gear, Lansing & Co., by trs, to H. f
Lewis, deed.
J. B. Hanaike and wife to r. w. I
Purvis, deed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07
AN ARGUMENT FOR VIGOROUS PROSECUTION

The proposition sprung last night works ways is claimed
that the Navy Department. hearing OF Beer Sunday may Issue
order against paying off in Honolulu If this the only
thing for do show the Department that happen
again The beer booze broken bottles buzz wagons
advertised told that there danger order stop
paying off here If this is really the only way such
order advertise equally the fact that those responsible
beer being Then the Department
and be satisfied We shall have let advertisement
be offset by good
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07
PROMOTERS POSTPONE.

The meeting of the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee, scheduled for this
afternoon, has been postponed to the
same hour tomorrow afternoon, the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07

i believe Honolulu will the fact that the seven
thousand and more OF the squadron the record for
good behavior in this port The only open to criticism
was the Sunday when beer flowed free that was not the
fault OF the fleet. 1t reflection the city not on
the fleet II anybody should be ashamed it some of the
people of the city who responsible officer al the
Flagship Tennessee I.1
This was rather hard for Honolulu We have been Won't
look critically upon Jack ashore and agey upon his deere
t good behavior Now thanks the splendid personnel and d
line OF our fleet Vtor he able calmly refer to the immortal
story of the and the BEAM
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07
Commercial News
BY L. D. TIMMoNS

principal reason being the funeral of
the late Miss Kelsey, which takes place
from the residence of Chairman w. A.
Bowen. Ass
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-07

The OF the proposed general opening of public lands
depends entirely upon solution of the transportation problems
As it stands nersland such kill homeeading
schemes 1t costs ship stuff from outside island districts
Honolulu than from San Francisco. If nterand freight had
been reasonable believe that small honeseaders could have
succeeded long where there abandoned farms But the
keep up The Ineand Steamship Company would it
its interests cheaper and thus traffic. instead Of
increasing present dividends The policy of a the traffic will bear
will win here any than it has elsewhere