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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
JAMES NOW GIVES
ALLEGED PROOFS
EDITOR OF Li6ERAToR CLAIMS
MoR0ANATING WIFE OF KING
GEORGE is LIVING IN
AM e RIGA.

PARIS, Feb, 11.-Declaring that he
refuses to be bound by the trial OF
Edward F.. Mylius, who sentenced TO
prison for reyiying the story Of King
Georges alleged morganatic marriage,
Edward Holton James. the rich Ameri-
can publisher of the Liberator, to day
published the first of his 80 called proof
OF this marriage. The story is more
detailed than any yet published but
throws no new light on the AFFAIR.
James Informant. unnamed .'for OBJ
vious reasons says that the King, at
first objected strenuously to abandon
ing his morganatic wife bue finally
yielded to political necessity. This al
legged wife is now living In Oregon or
Washington. the Liberator says. The
bore the Kings three children who
were handsomely provided for by the
order of Queen Victoria,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11

construction foreman for the Norfolk
and western railroad. residing " ETA
East Grace street. T. al the Retreat for
the Sick whore both his feet were re-
Gently amputatsd ~ = result of being
frost bitten while he was superintend-
Ing work on the Norfolk and western
belt line near Petersburg. The opera
tion was performed by DR.. J. w. Hem
son and was thoroughly successful,
though Vincent Will be cripple for
life,
Mr.. Vincent served through the Span
Carolina regiment but did not get any
farther than Lands End, q G. After
the war, however. he went TO Cubs
and while acting - foreman for tho
Cuban railroad company which was
buil6lne I iino from santa Clara 70
oaatiaee = ktilsd : Spanish bandit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Feb. IL
Stricken with paralysis at the home OF
the Episcopal Theological Seminary
late Thursday afternoon Rev. Berry
man Green, d. D.. professor OF Eng
lish Bible in the seminary, lies in a
critical condition. Dr. Green was on
February elected bishop co-adjutor
OF the Episcopal diocese of Virginia.
by the diocesan council In session In
Richmond.
DIR. Green's entire left side is af-
fected. He Is being given close at
tention. and owing to his condition no
one Ii permitted TO enter his room
except the immediate members of his
FAMILY. for fear 1t might retard his
recovery. Students at the seminary
are not permitted to see him.
News OF DR.. Green's illness was not
given out until late hour Yesterday
as the officials OF the seminary did no,
deem 1t expedient.
Dr. Green's entire left side is affect
ed. Dr. Hugh Mcclure. of this city,
VINO Is attending DIR. Green. stated
this afternoon that while his condI-
ton is serious, 1t Is not critical. and
he has hopes of his recovery.
News OF DIR. Green's attack was re-
ceived by his many friends In Alex
andria with deep feeling OF regret
Prior to being stricken he Appeared
to be in the best OF health. and did
not even complain of feeling i'll.
DIR. Green is one OF the best known
churchmen in Virginia. He is forty
seven years old He was for many
years pastor of Christ Episcopal
church here. In 1902 he was elected
professor OF English Bible at the
seminary. and still holds that posi-
ton. No date has yet been fixed for
his conservation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
NOW SON-IN-LAW
REALLY HAS RIGHTS

WASHING : ON, Feb. i1.--Mr:
Henry Peck" found friend at
court to-day when Justice Gould
ruled that a mother-in-law has no
right to enter the home of her SON
in-law without first obtaining his con-
sent. The decision was rendered in
divorce suit. in which Elmo T.
Springmann, well-to-do business
man, declared that hts wife, with the
assistance of her mother" made his
life miserable and unhappy"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
WOMAN WHO FOUGHT
NOW Claims PENSION

SHERIDAN. wYO.. Feb. ii.-Mrs
louisa Elizabeth Bliss to-day applied
to the clerk Of the District Court for
an army pension. She says she saw
active service with the Sixty third
Regiment. OF Illinois during the Civil
War. disguised as man. At times.
she says she was sent on periious mis-
sions as a spy into confederate camps.
A deep scar over her left eye. she
says. Is where bullet wounded her
while In one of the many sktrmishes
around Vicksburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
WOULD HANG DOOR;
DENIED, THEY QUIT

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE sheet me-
tai workers at the New Columbia
theatre struck to-day and the cleo
trical workers and plumbers walked
out in sym. athy. because a carpen.
ter wanted to hang q door. This par-
ticulAr door was covered with sheet
metal. and the sheet metal union :
lists claimed It was their job. To set
tie the dificulty the contractor Of
fered TO pay the metal workers sixty
cents an hour to loaf while the car
penters finished the Job. Nothing do
Ing. The offer was made to the car
pentsrs. They refused to loaf at fun
pay In desperation the contractor
ordered both unions to leave the door
unswung. This didn't suit the metal
workers and they struck
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
YRESIDENT VISITS
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

on BOARD PRESIDENT TAF~T's
PRIVATE CAR. URRANA. ILL.,,
Feb. 11.--When President Taft ar
rived here this morning commit
tee from the University of Illinois
escorted him to the university. whefe
for more than an hour he was the
guest of President James.
The President made short ad-
dress. but begged of from a lengthy
talk because of the condition of his
throat. He then proceeded to De-
catur.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
DR.. III. w. SHAW
DIES ON STEAMER

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 1.--While
en- route to Knots Island N c.. on
a Grant Line steamer Thursday night.
DIR. Fl. w. Shaw, of Shawboro, N. c.,
was stricken with apoplexy and pa
ralysis OF the heart and died in a few
moments.
DIR. Shaw, with his wife, had been
on visit to friends in Portsmouth
and left FOR home apparently in good
health last night. He was SO years
old. and was a son Of Colonel II. w.
Shaw, of the Confederate army.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
TRANSPORT LOST
WITH ALL ON BOARD

CoNsTANTINOPLE Feb. 1.-THE
transport Marmora. carrying troops
and war munitions TO the Yemen,
where the natives are in revolt. was
reported to-day a. having beer lost.
with all on board. In the Red sea-
Another version IL that the transport
was captured by pirates but this 10
denied by the once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
THREE WHITE MEN GET
FIVE YEARS FOR MURDER

WINSTON SALEM, N. c.. Feb. IL
In superior court yesterday, JOHN Cook.
Sandy Taylor, and William Simmons.
white men, were convicted of killing
negro named Tilley at Pilot Noun
tain last year. Cook was sentenced
TO Ave years In prison and Taylor and
Simmons We're each fined $125 and cost
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
DIR. ALDERMAN IS
RECOVERING HEALTH

Especial to The Richmond yirgtnian-)
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Feb.
11.-Recent letters to President AL
derman. who 10 on vacation in New
Orleans. bring the encouraging news
that he Is rapidly recovering his
health under the influence Of the
mild Southern climate. DIR. Alderman
expects to sail for Panama about @
week hence. and will return 20 the
University about the LIST of April.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
RICHMOND FIRM
LANDS CONTRACT

HARRISoNBURG. VA, Feb. Ii
The American Heating and ventiiat-
ing Company. OF Richmond. with a
bid OF sI,S72. was awarded. contract
for heating the new Waterman pub
lie school. G. M. Robinson. OF Rich
mond, the architect. Also planned the
State normal school the new high
school. and the new Methodist church
here,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
BROTHERS DROWN IN
BIG SANDY RIVER

BIG STONE GAP. VA, Feb. IL
Thompson and Henry Short, broth
ers, Of Card, were drowned while
rafting logs in Big Sandy River,
Buchanan county Friday.
The RATS suddenly spread, precip-
itating them into the waters Both
bodies were found some hours later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
NEGRO MURDERER
NOW IN CUSTODY
-EwIs WEST WHO KILLED DEPUTY
SHERIFF MUNFoRp. IN. PRISON 4
IN RAEEIGH.

Especial to The Richmond virginian,]
RALEIGH. n. e., Feb. 1.-THE
outlaw Lewis West, the uexrn
mend, who shot to death Deputy
sheriff MunfOrd and desperately
wounded Chief of Police Glover. at
Wilson, n after several days sen.
safional search for him by aflaeexs .
and poses, secured and locked In
the states prison here. He was
brought here from Maxt0n this af-
ternoon arriving at 1880 o'clock.
In the custody of Chief of Police n.
IL. Dunlap. of Maxfon, and n posse
OF nine guards. He has been ann
ply Identified and i'm fact. now ad.
mfts his Identity. He was cap-
tured at Maxton by Chief Duuian
last night ONE Of the most heayf-
~ armed negroes ON record here
mbouts- Having on his person
eight srevoivers, u quart of car1,
ridges. besides knives and othsR
weapons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
MESSAGE BY WIRELESS
NEARLY 1900 MILES

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Feb. IL
What is believed to be worlds re-
cord In wireless communication was
made to- day, when the local operator
picked up a message from the steamer
Korea. nearly $500 miles out on the
Pacific. The big liner reported all on
board well.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
L,osr. His OuthuIliirg,.

PALMYRA. VA, Feb. II.-Taylor
Kent, OF this county. lost $500
worth Of tobacco, his carriage house.
carriage, buggy and harness by fire.
The house had been used during the
day for stripping tobacco. and II Is
supposed some, hre war left
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
SMITH WILL NOT
INTRODUCE BRYAN

ATLANTA. GA. Feb. I1.--When
William y~nTing Bryan eoTaes 20 kt-
lanta Tuesday evening to deliver a
lecture he will be dined by the Young
Mems Democratic League. but he will
not be iauded in an Introductory
speech by Gov.-elect Hoke Smith. as
was first the program for the occa-
sion. Gov.-eiect Smith has declined
to presids an the occasion ..,-.s,s
1t Is reported here that political
reasons are behind the refusal. but
their nature Ia not known Recently
Mr.. Smith declared his time was so
occupied with State affairs that he
had no time for national matters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
RECKLESS CHAUFFEUR
FINED TEN DOLLARS

T. Il. Harris, a chauffeur, was fined
$40 In Police Court Saturday for
recklessly driving an automobile. He
pleaded guilty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
urges Parcels Post Measure.

RALEIGH, NJ c., Feb. 1.-The
lower house passed joint resolution
calling on North Cardinals represen-
tatives in Congress to support the
bill for parcels post
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
JONES' CAMPAIGN
OPENS MARCH 6

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. II.-Hon. w.
A. Jones. will open his campaign for
the United States Senate here March
8 or 7. He will be rendered a recep-
ton by Harry st. George Tucker.
at the latter's home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
NEWLY ELECTED
BISHOP STRICKEN
REV. BERGMAN GREEN sUF.
FEffS STROKE OF PARALYSIS
AT THEOLOGICAL SEMI
=
NARY,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. IL
DR.. Green's condition 10 much i'm
proved this morning. His attack
viii not stop him from being or
oainsd bishop this spring.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11
Oxford Wins.

Oxford Wins.
LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE an
nual football game between Ok
ford and Cambridge to-day was
won by Oxford, three goals to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-11

Captain j.. w. Wood Dead
Especial to The Richmond virginian }
NORFOLK, VA. Feb I1.--Capt.
John w. Wood. aged 81. street In
spector, OF Portsmouth. died to-day.
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WESTPORT.
season.

Westport. y. Y. July 15.-Although on
the eve OF the great automobile carnival,
Westport and It's summer throrg find am
ple time for other pleasures. The warm
weather has added many recruits 10 tho
swimming ranks. and c. Elliott and T..
Elliott, OF Philadelphia. with w. Van v.
Warren and T.. H. Warren. OF New York.
have been trying their speed in Westport
Harbor. Lake Champlain az Westport Is
especially adapted 70 bathing, and the
Young men went over a course from Jack
son Point to the Westport Inn boathouse
dock. with w. Van V Warren finishing
ahead. Miss Savage. who did not care 10
compete. but incidentally covered the
course the following day, made excellent
time. and friends OF the young men claim
that she lowered their time by several
seconds. Children are learning 10 swim
also. and the sport promises to be well In
the lead here this season.
The tennis courts are busy all the ume'
and the young men at the Inn are enthusl-
astic followers Of the game. Roswell bar
raft Of New York, who. with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Edgar G. Barratt, Is spend
ING some time at the inn, is active In ten
mis- and fishing In company win MS
Gather Mr.. Barratt went fishing in West
mort IIarbor Mr. Barratt sr., is an expert
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ELIZABETHTOWN'

,,,,vohetbtown. y. Y. July l5.-Rough f'u.
TO With all the thrills ana da"e -
f.daraI cavalry drill Is being leai -
IT., o,,,osts at the Windsor, under 'ne
S.,.,o, 81 Lieutenant Frederick Jensen u
-, work riding master at that ho'7''
81 Geo and Miss Struse, OF Brooh'!"'
norhope the most proficient Amons
,to won riders Wright Duryea,
Durvea. Harry HOLSTER ana
Rrvan. all of New York excel Wv" a.
tennis also have their eh'husi"''0
voices. -,
,.,,o,o, the motorcar travellers reachile
tho Windsor this week were X D. w
,osh private secretary TO Nliial'
81, on route TO the Rockereler camp
Of Raw Pond; l.. +. Loree, president VI
Daloware &, Hudson Company ana iai.''!
t,o c.ara going TO Bluff Point ana ho'e'
l,,,or,Dlain. CAPTAIN and Mrs !. D az
D,,na Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Clymer MT
c,,rt,o y BRADY. Mrs Morse Grune' MI
ga Mrs /. p Evans and family h. %
Hubbard and Charles Rocnt'
visitors to Deer's Head nm hci"Ne
and Mrs. w y. Tuscano and party,
and Mrs r. Wyman Porter Mrs' f.
oarth Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. ha'anau' -
and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. +. heauhg' oi
york. Charles Siddens, r. h. CRAIG p''
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lebknecher'
Recent arrivals at the inn: Miss r. q
wood and party. Miss T. c. Flobers, A. .
Harrison. w. G. Doty, Mrs. j. H. brusn'
MISS Warren. Miss NJ. Dougherty, H. y,
Condit NJ. f.. Lafferty and family DIT anu
Mrs NJ p. Cavanaugh, Miss bIanke' n's,
Robinson. ]. F. Glttis, william y. hanpaI
"a Mrs G. G. MacEwen, all OF New YORK
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THOUSAND ISLANDS
MANY Visitors Enjoy Beauty OF
the St. Lawrence.

Thousands Islands, July l5.-Miss hthe'
,,o-.a,,alt daughter OF ex-Presldeht
Roosevelt, IS at the summer hoii'o
W Feuowes Morgan, at Whlskey ls'-
and Among other New York vlsl'ors "
the st Lawrence are G. r. Johnson an"
Family VINO have visited Round lslahu III
their houseboat. the Winons; MI ana MIS-
Edgar Murphy. who came up here IN thelr
motor and are at the Thousand lsiand
House. Archibald Mayer. who Is making
tour az the islands; Jules l.. Bradford
s,r,,cturaI engineer Of the bridge depart
go, ~ the New York Central registered
=, tho Lotus; Judge and Mrs. Frederick
r,o,nson. OF Jersey City, who are visiting
Mira William Thompson, OF AeNandrla
Raw. and Miss Kathleen Elsmore' VIM
is the guest OF Miss kutn harrls'
The principal event Of the week on Muf
raw Isle was the hop Of the fun moon
the first formal dance Of the season ri the
Murray Hin Hotel. The large ballroom
was decorated, and made pretty setting
for the attractive gowns OF the women ana
the uniforms OF several army officers pres
ont. A large crowd from the neighoorinS
! islands attended.
on Tuesday jolly picnic party spen' the
dav at Sugar Island. I'm the Canadian
Channel. In the party were Mr.. and MIS-,
f. c. Rosenthal and daughter. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Gegeman and Mr.. and MIS-
1. Mirzbach and son Eugene. The same
marty made a trip to Kingston on Thurs
I day.
| Among the guests at the various hotels
are Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Brady MT
! and Mrs Charles a. German Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Rothenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Andre"
Deyine. Mr.. and Mrs w. 7. Earle. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-16

A., orr,,o, repatta OF the National Asso-
citation OF Amateur Oarsmen. when Is on.S
,,,c, ,yeeks removed. The course VIII Dc
s,aLed out within a few days ana Tue
alo,i,,, docks constructed. In cohhecuon
IN, tho regatta sports a fve-mle ruhnlhs
80, bos heen scheduled to take place On
go, IuIv 20 under the sanction OF the
Amateur Athletic Union.
rha soc,al feature Of this week was the
Casino tea given by the Aus VI '"o
nital which was largely attended
Miss Margaret Mabee entertained d. ~"
r-nion avenue home In honor OIL M'S' no" -
uarmon. of New York, ana MISS 1HiIy
Jackson. Of st. Louis, who are sues's "e'e
for few weeks 81 , Il
Az a lawn party given by MISS H. f.
roun her engagement was announcer "
contain =. NJ. Shaffer, OF the I'th III
,ontry. stationed at Fort LaWtoh' "aS"-
,ur,,or The feature OF the table decorations
80 q large paper bag, which, "heh
"a revealed a cat upon the neck OF
| mitch was attached card bearing the Gil
gagement news. A., =
NJ and Mrs. J. H. Wade and MIS- T.
" Garretson, Of New York, VINO are IMAM
o.. a tour Of the upstate resorts are NO"
| ~ the Grand Union. Other motorists az
~. sana house are George NJ Millen. MI
ond Mrs. j. c. McCreery and famHy, MT
and Mrs. Hoadley, A. ID. Iappeh anu WI
and Mrs. J. ". Benning.
| Mira J. Boyd Thacher has taken apart
,rents at the Union for July.
| Greater New York guests at the Hole
american include Mrs. Edward c. Dayton
,Uss Nora Gould and G. Ii. Taylor.
" Church Osborn and Anterior heniV
we'll known New Workers, are at the Chlof
for "A few days.
John Hardy. OF New York. who has Deer
coming to Saratoga regularly for many
wears, is a guest OF the Hotel WoTden. III
q ACCOMPANIED by Miss Il. McNeary an'
Miss NJ. Dymock. also OF New YORK
The automobile colony at the Unitec
states include Or. and Mrs. n. f. Lewis
Dr + G. Lewis and Mrs. c. +. Lewis. Mr.
and Mrs. r. c. johnson, s II. and u.
Johnson. DR.. and Mrs. Milford L. Dersel
and family, Mrs Harold Smith and Lesl
Smith.
Mrs Alexander jeffrey, OF New YORK. u
again a guest Of the Hotel Worden'
| aumbolt Re. n brother or the man "h'
claims 20 have the shortest name In III
world (Al Re- is guest OF the Hote
Worden Mr. Re Is here 10 take the wa
ters and is very enthusiastic over tn
charms OF the place.
! Guests OF Or. Suong's include MTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-16
ALGONQUIN.

airorouln. y. y. July IA swimming
-ace for women was held at the Algonquin
?, lower Saranac Lake, Monday, Wheh
Miss Alice Krburn. daughter OF T. ID. hli-
hr-n. former State superintendent OF Bank
i,r was the winner. The race was for ff-
- yar1s over a course laid out in front OF
The Algonquin. and Miss Kilburn's com
,e,itors included Miss Linnea Theriou. Miss
Marie Louise Floris and Mrs. Maurice
s.srkin. Of Ne~. york. Mrs. Alice King
pott Of Cincinna. and Miss Agnes Has
,snfuss. Of Boston, fhe prize was beau
ami CUP presented by Master John La1-
norr Bott. of Cleveland Irving c. Ketch-
urn Maurice shankin and f. Ashton Aver
were the Judges. and John. Harding aho
Paul Johnson the starters
Irving C. Ketchum. OF New York Is forS-
ing IN the foremost ranks Of the fishermen
az the Algonquin. In company with loca
guide Mr.. Ketchum toured the fishing
grounds OF Lower saranac Lake anc
thought back a full creel Of bass and PICK
sre, Mr. Ketchum had seven bass anc
four plckerel. the largest Of which "eishe'
siehi pounds.
Charles J Swain, Of Philadelphia, VINO
has handsome camp near the Algonquin
IS AZ the hotel with his children, Master
c J. Swain. jr. and Miss Mary L. SWAN
NJ. Swain has taken apartments at I'M
Algonquin. where he will remain until MRS
Swain comes later to open the camp. MT
Swain has One Of the largest collections
mo,orboats IN the Adirondacks. INCLUDING
several speed boats and large cabii
launch which is used as a houseboat.
Baron Hepry Barschkies' Of washington
who has been a visitors at the Algonquin
for many years. arrived early this wee
for his annual stay.
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a friend Of Charles NJ. Daniels. the chaih-
Mon amateur swimmer. who is summerihg
on Upper Saranac Lake, and IS second only
TO Mr. Daniels in the art or swimming
Mr. Wilcox is also an expert trout angler
as he demonstrated the other morning
when he made an early visit to the mouth
Of Wellar Brook and brought back to camp
eleven large brook trout
The events Of the ST. Regis Nacht Oluo
promise 10 be unusually good this season.
for many OF the ladies' along the chain are
interesting themselves, and there Is pos
slhilitv OF a ladies' race as a special feat
lire. Simeon J. Drake is active in the ar
fairs OF the club and IS arranging the
seasons programme and laying out the
club course on Upper ST. Regis Lake ne
markers have been placed, and seVeFal
members OF the club are now sallhs 'ne"
boats in trial practice. Motor boat racing
viii be feature again, and the presence
here OF majority of the motorDoa' e"
,husisst, eugurs we'll for the sport.
Miss Anne Droop, OF Washington, 10
snending the summer with her ho'ner'
Mrs +. Z. Droop, at the OTIS camp on
Osgood Lake, and incidentally making war
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SARlNAC LAKE
s.ate Foresters Coming-Many
societv Events-Canoe Trips.

e.,,rac Lake. y. Y, July IA handi-
rrlxsd doubles tennis tournament was
- =, the courts Of the Saranac Country
,-,,,b Yesterday morning at 1890. The con-
,.s. was FOR club members only. and prizes
r,-s gwen by the Rev. and Mrs. Walter
rsrom Of Highland Park.
cN Palmer of New York. has returned
..or, a western trip and Is staying at his
Nome in Highland Park
S.o.e Foreeters from all over the country
-. coming 10 Lake Clear forestry station
,.vt week for. convention and to study
eores,rv methods as developed in the Adj
rcndacks ~.
Mrs Andrew Dobbie and daughter, Miss
v.u5s Bsuar Of Columbus Ohio have
,.tep the colonial cottage at No. 1o4 Main
street IL town.
Miss l.. C. Solari has returned and opened
hoy cottage az No SO Baker street. after
s,srding some time in Magnolia. Mass
Mr. ana Mrs. James Vanderveer and Mr.
and Mrs II : Downing. of New York have
,rsnt several days at Riverside Inn before
going 10 a cottage which they have leased
Theodore La eau. of New York spent
several days at the Berkeley before oecom
ng one Of the cottage colony in Sarana'
lake.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Bonsal. Of Baltimore
are visiting j Pembroke Bonsal at River
ride Inn. Among the arrivals at the I'M
srd who will remain for the season art
Alfred Morris. r. A. LanEan, Mr.. and Mrs
L Tenner. Of New York; DR.. ". +. Dolphin
Of Harrison, y. j. Colonel and Mrs. r. NJ
Mccarthy. of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. }. q
Hlrkel Of Washington: Or. Cabot OF BIT
ninrham. Ala. and Mr.. and Mrs. ~ W
P1ddinrton. Of Providence.
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SACANDAGh PAIN.

sacandaga Park. July l6.-Sittns on 'ne
sbadv verandas. listening to the concert ny
the orchestra. has been favori'e pas
for the people who have been spe"uI
their summer vacation at AdironuaeN ,ha
IN beautiful sacandasa Park ourihs .ne
los, ,veek sacandaga Park is one OF inc
coolest and most delightful OF the man
summer resorts in New York State anu l.
becom,ng more popular year after year
Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Brown OF Fol
chester. y. Y, are making the Aoi'0"
dack Inn their summer home
Mrs A. :. Warning, Miss NJ >. Wari'n -
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Gardner anu -h'' -,
u. Hubbs and family OF
snending the season here.
Thomas Pitbladdo and Miss Josepn'n'
'io','' - prooklvn. are spending theii
afteenth season here. Mr.. and Mrs !. ~
hsrr and son. Of Norfolk, Va are speNN
ing the season here.