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New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn Sept 9.-Ihe
Mount.iu view trolley Hines ran tne.
first car 20 Stafford over tAe newly built
track this week party of city people
made the first trip and greatly enjoy "a d.
The view from The track going through 'he
Gan is magnificent The Lafayette foot
bah squad. twenty Eve strong, have been
at the Glenwood They return to-day, all
being greatly benefited 10y their soJo-Tn
here With the Labor Day throngs still
here and with plenty OF amusemerts. iAis
second week Of September IS A. lively az
the middle Of august.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
LAKE CHAMPlAlN.

Hotel Chsmplain. y. Y, sept 9.-Oh
Monday forenoon universal putting
contest was held on the clock golf course
IN which old and young took part. The
ladies' trophy was captured by Mrs. Al
fred Jaretsi and the mems by u. o.
wlckham. In the afternoon there was
a party for children on the lawn Of the
hotel
G. < Sims general manager OF the
Delaware g. Hudson COMPANY was the
host AT dinner given 10 a number or
prominent men. including Justice Victor
r. Dowling Of New York; Loren F. Loree'
president Of the Delaware & Hudson
COMPANY. Smith NJ Weed John B. Reil-
". Harry :. Kellogg. r. ". Olyphant and
Colonel g y. Covles.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
OCEAN GROVE.

ocean Grove. y. J.. Sept s.-Nith tine
closing Of the annual camp meeting Mon
day morning Of this week. the regula'
simmer season ot religious meetings came
20 a close. although the Auditorium VIII
be- kept open for SUNDAY service during
Sertcmbe-. The services to-morro" VIII he
fi charge Of the Methodist Brotherhood
The annual outing 90 the thousand ISL
ande arranged by Tall Escn Morgan. the
musical director here. was participated h
hy more than a hundred ocean Growers
Tho marty went Tuesday afternoon by spe-
cial train and will be- away for ten da, :.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
SARATOGA SPRINGS.

Saratoga Springs, y y sept "'
town IL fast Hllins with visitors ""o arr
coming down from the AdirondacAs. inc
are A Drowned. healthy looking loI VINO
seem 10 realize that Saratoga j. most de'
IIghtfl IN the early fall. The ora'ihs All
and the beautiful autumn tints OF the sur
rounding mountains are greatly emo! e"'
Although the several orchestras nave oe-
rsrted. there Is stll plenty OF life IN the
hotels remaining open.
The Casino tea on NednesoAl' "nio"
trourbt our a good crowd. vas in charge
of the wives OF the Parh commissioning ana
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
OLD POINT COMFORT.

While the bat,lsships OF the Atlantic feet
we're anchored in Hampton Roads there
were many social festivities. which included
a dinner aboard tho South Carolina IN
honor Of Mrs. Walter Lassing. Miss Alma
Custer. of Philadelphia. and Miss Virginia
King, Of Harrisburg. Penn, and dinner
given by the wardroom officers Of the Della
ware 70 Mrs y. D. Drexel and Miss The
resa f. Drexel % Washington, and the
Misses Mary Wilson and Bessie Kelly, Of
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
STROUDSeuR RG.

Stroudsburg Penn Sept. 9--rhe conyen-
lion Of The Red Men ~ this county, 70 be
held al Stroudsburg on September Is. Will
be- the big drawing card Of next week.
Hundreds viii be here from all over the
county with their friends and bands of
music. and Nill march in grand parade AT
. m The fair grounds have been made
their headquarters. where Indian villages
viii be built and Indian costumes adopted.
All visitors and especially brothers OF the
order are invited
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
STAN FORD.

Stamford. y Y. Sept. 9-The last week
has been 4 lively one in spite Of the fact
that the season Is drawing 10 a close and
many families are departing FOR their city
homes. II is somewhat cool for bathing
but still there are those who continue 70
enjoy the aquatic sport. Indications are
that this resort will find many visitors
lingering here throughout the month.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

who toured up from Staten Island orr
day last week and will remain some time
at the hotel
Horseback riding is still very popular.
\ great many guests are taking advah
tage OF the September and October rates
and will remain until the hotel closes.
Recent permanent arrivals are Mrs.
Percy Hildreth. Mr.. and Mrs l.. p. Evans
Mrs. william T. Mayer. Mr. and Mrs. W.
r. Rowley and p. r.. Bryan, all Of New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

pectations It Is roughly estimated that
more than three million persons have vis-
tied it since it's opening. The slight agita-
ton against its being open on Sundays, after
a number OF legal skirmishes seems 10
have ended the opponents Of the PROPOSE
ton having been beaten at every step.
The Scarboro and the Pannaci two OF the
principal summer hotels I'm this vicinity,
will remain open all winter.
September is to be month OF weddings.
The principal one OF these events whlch
will be perhaps the most elaborate ever
celebrated along the Jersey coast, VIII be
that of Mrs Muriel V. Spencer. owner OF
the Hollywood Hotel to a. Lincoln Stadler'
OF New York, on September z. The big
hotel will be reopened especially 70 accom-
modate the wedding guests, who will come
nv speciai train from New York. The cere-
mony will take place in the ballroom. and
will be followed by a dinner and dance.
Mrs Spencer Is the daughter OF Or. Archi-
bald p. Mcknight, OF Queens University
Kingston, Canada.
Another notable wedding will be that or
Miss Edna Reckerdorfer, daughter OF MT.
and Mrs L. J. Reckerdorfer, at the villa
Of the brides parents, or September y.
The wedding OF Miss Margaret Levy az the
country home Of her father. William Levy
will be solemnized on September p. The
engagement Of Miss Lola =. kallman 20
Maurice Edelshein. OF Minneapolis and that
of Miss Manuela Mas &c Edmond Neca-
sulner are also announced.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
ElIZA6 ETHTOWN.

Elizabethtown, y. Y. sept s-The
september crowd are arriving al the
Windsor daily, and many OF them viii
take in the bird and deer season. The
hotel will remain open until November ].
Last wear sixty deer we're killed within
ten miles or the Windsor Partridge
shooting will be good, for the woods are
filled with the birds.
one of the recent automobile parties
was that OF pr. and Mrs. W Ham Bry an,
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

New London Conn, Sept. a-Although The
Griswod Hotel closes today. life among
the cottasers will be active for month
or more Eastern Point has Just COM
pIeted one ot - busiest seasons. Every
cottage has been occupied and the hotel
Las been we'll filled All phases Of hotel
life have been most pleasing; the numerous
entertainments the fine music, the large
rumber Of tournaments. the excellent 9TH
ina and sailing the good automobile roads,
the excellence ~ the cuisine and the care
given to every detail have ali been ap-
periated.
labor Day found a large number Of Wis
itors al the GrisWJld and many house
Parties among the cottages. The delightful
weather of the dav permitted holiday plans
20 be- carried out. There We're many picn!cs
end sailing parties and a large number OF
persons spent the day touring A Labor
Day concert and dance were given at the
GrisWOld
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

water, waiter and guests being clad in
tho special fabric. Il is reported that
recently the inventor, wearing his suit,
iumped into the water before the
k.is.r's steamer to demonstrate the
vain. of his device and that tho police
arrested hin, for improperly.
Illustrated London News
Tho Casino committee, consisting OF Mrs
william Allerdice. Mrs. James Mingay, Mrs
+ F Humphrey, Mrs. r. F. Knapp and
Mrs. George P. Shevlin.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

crowded hotels all week and a gigantic
Labor Day celebration, Mount Poconos
festivities continue. With the departure of
the summer people the resort has filed up
with the annual fall crowd and the au-
,,rn season bids fair TO be a record
breaker. Cunning throughout the Poconos
for large and small game will be excel
lent this season. The motorists also in
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

toned. infantrymen, in full marching KIT,
clad in uniforms lined with the material
which rendered the clothing neither
heavier nor thicker than usual, threw
themselves into the water, and not only
aid not sink, but were able to "march'
in the water and to fire. At the same
time, coffee was served to party in the
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
MOUNT POCoNO.

Mount rocono. Penn, sept a-"ith
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10

A remarkable demonstration was given
the other day in the Spree, near Berlin
Of new fabric designed to make cloth
ina so buoyant that il will keep its
wearer afloat in the water. The compo-
siticn Of the invention which brings
about this result is we'll guarded secret
To don a garment lined with It is to be-
come unsuitable. On the occasion men,
New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
NEW LON DON.

large numbers are ENJOYING the varied
fractions OF September.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
FRED HIGGINS TO
HAVE A TRIAL At
SILVER CITY
New Mexico Mounted Police
Accused of Staying Dona
Ana County Tailor Soon to
Know Fate.

IH. ,rl.r. S. A. Sept OBJ Tho
ua., u Ifrd liiEniu. tr. tcrIturIH
mulu.u police. nIH .hui Hni kl''.
ru, ul.r OF 600, l.ul Ana count
igI a.t sprue. VI' come up Goo"
trm boo silver DIE uu september %.
a. 90. pr,UIuuIr. ,.uuiuutiuu V.
p,s,s testified im1 lambert li,'u
har' uHl Manuel DUd.IYlu vor.
d.Hau4 nna suaue boo u ulnuu Que
piHht iisg.us. % mounted policeman.
HJi 90 stranger hcr'. arrested tur men
and f.Ya them Go Ul Their, NuH %
meuudcr taudug .f tur iul Which
u,d ,u the death u' tranquil, luu,I
,u. TALLER
u4sm- asked icon chang, uf
Venue which Wo. auui,I N' Judge
D. So Parker Those Who viii N.
rul Oh, trial rrum Ius cruces 900.
sheriff Felipe luy'fu Nt;omr N 90.
II,v,I.u F,du Slu.h,1. lambert
G.uharJ Manuel Cuuu,mrIo sad VIII
lH.uHt
Tu. ,'d had office UuId.ug m
u,,u entirely removed and t., uu.a
u' erecting co., u,f nWtu4. 90 N.
used o. th, postuuI., aud land office.
hH. u,cu started Contractor THROWN
has Dbars, of OBJ, work captain
HI.rnigon has ordered ,ompl,t, new
f.yt .rr-
the Las ,m.,. public schools
opened Nondny morning With u rpnd
Attendance Pro, j tiuvnrl Wlr-
noe. principal. hn. 9, assistants Tho
t.utb Grade was added this year and
another building added foo ~" pr,--
emit communication, making q total
uf four buildings
\ number of HORSES have h,.u
stol,u boo the bower Waite, tt,lN
Mr. and Mrs { 81 Liudoll hav, roe
turned 90 their home iu Hot SPRINGS
Ark
cen Bcn. J Nillurn haas been app
pointed superintendent of athletic
events ai the Mcsiliu Valley fair TO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
FELT BAD
ALL the Time
SheIIhorn Lady Suffered a Great
Deal, But Is All Right Now.

shcllhorn. Ala IN letter from this
place. Mrs. Carrie May SAYS. ~ short
time apn. commenced 10 have weak
spolls and hoadachcH folt bad all
tho time, and soon grow no bad |
couldn't stay M | though would do.
a. last NV husband rot me q bottle
% Cnrdui. and n helped mo, 20 hc got
some more After had taken tho
second bottle, was entirely wolf
wish every lady. suffering from
womanly trouble. would try Cardui.
y is the best medicine ! know OF. 10
did me more good than anything ever
used
Cardui Is a woman'g tonic a
strengthening medicine for women.
made from ingredients that act spe.
tincally ON The womauly orfana. and
thus help TO build up the womauly con.
stituiion to glowing good health
A. remedy for woman's Ills. It has
a successful record Of over 50 years.
Your druEgIat sells II. Please try Il,
Mr. WITT %. Ladies Aiylspf, Dept. Chaita.
uo,c, Mes. nv Co, ChluaHOogt. Tenn tuf STfcidi
IFfTIrfiuiIt, and ~ page tu1s. Home lfra,meat
iJr Women sent In pain Nfappsr on IedueN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
RAN AWAY BUT SAYS
SHE INTENDED TO
CONE BACK
Mary Graves, Fifteen Years
Old, of Portales, Was Final
ly Found in Roswell After
Giving Parents Scare.
TRACKS LED FATHER
IN OPPOSITE WAY
LNOlaoNcII ConnI, IIcLnIll

Miss Mar, r. Graves. the ll.your.
old daughter 0t MI aud Mrs i ".
Gmycs. whose sudden disappearance
Tlst WEDNESDAY created such a sunfa.
ton in the Bethel ncighborhoUl was
located Friday noOd al Roswell. uul
returned meme the following ot1 au.
eompanicd hN her father
Mary was not missed until alter
midnight her mother having ,aii, "a
her 90 close 20 dOol a. e strous drtt
was blowing through the room No.
receiving mn answer Mrs Grave ,u.
tered the room onl &C. ilnd th, place
deserted The family Immediately gave
the alarm Nh Graves together with
the assistance OF ncighbors succeed.
ed Ia tracking her several hundred
wards north toward IA" snndmllt
thereby leaving the impression TIA,
she had gone north. hu; instead ol
continuing In that direction she .cif
cicd the pasture several tine then
went due south until she reached k'r
mix. whore she took the fru train TOR
Roswell Mary SAYS that she can s''
why the people should make such q
fuss about her leaving as she in,rudcd
coming back again any way
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

Although th, Wl torn %, uc hm
qurrWo cts schools DIS only three
days uld things have abroad, settled
doNa 100 normal 9'hc tacu,r 100 tb,
Nariou buildings have tboir scholars
WORKING hurd in fhr uaUll lutiu,
vas Tho papit have 400 received
their brooks and necessary supuu,
and au unusual desire tu accomplish
as much "a. possible is noticeable u
80 tho departments Th, .Ishh erld.s
m tbc Central building alr occupying
rather close quarters Ritn II2 pupils
m two rooms The d,sba sad other
equipment viii hr Installed u tho
Library m'ldua on ldub Bf., uuu
Central avenue within % pV uH.. .u
hoHue lho cnrg scion p. l.uur
uyiIE
IHhu Milne superintendent .oi
schools who assumed chas-c OF ,n.
system sis weeks lgu today express
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
REMOVES ALL HUMORS
FROM THE BLOOD


The Of all skin diseases be traced 10 humo in the
blood and therefore the Of any skin trouble only
through thorough cleansing Of this vital fluid, Sa,cS washes
lotions relieve ct the itching and discomfort help reduce
inflammation aid keeping the cutc clean but such treatment
does reach the blood and Of have real curative
effect SIS Skin Diseases Of every kind because purihes
the blood II internal remedy for internal trouble and works
the only reasonable and certain method OF SIS removes
acids and humo from the circulation and leaves the blood stream
rich healthy and nOuthng order that may supply The cute
10 lbs smooth normal
don Then results because the old exciting has been
DISPOSED Book Skin Diseases and medical advice
free TO All who write SIS. is sold a drug stores.
THE SHIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

oJ himself .a ,D.I NylI satisfied With
condition. .uus fn.. especially the
large increase 100 enroll uDng ruo de-
Boz. Un 90. part of the teachers 20
Vu.h 100 harmon. tuU cooperate with
lh' principals ami tho sincerity of The
pupils BOO settling down 10 hard work
NU Min. N.iI hold teachers meet
urs tum time tu Iluo. ai which ne
win outline hla plan ol education MI
NIiu, t au educator vino believes Ia
throw sin. ever. t'tchcr ON his or her
onr uuntn, "a. BE- % believer ina
lns stp,HI lUu auJ more education
uI Uc teaching force aud frequent
conference ou specific SUBJECTS which
uN ,uHl no, .DIrh.. i0 receive the
stimulus goo accomplish lho maNiuW
30. 5000. NU NuUa iu Tho oud that
flp y1jU ma. uo developed Jione ihc
lInu--tHa' uD Nill believe boz his own
fr ,lom bi- uuW.. hope aud courage
tuy real loco mess oi education.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

"What this town needs most sara
the eminent puhlicist. "ls % thWu'En
cleaning up. about dozen u'"
bridges aud e. nrst-class subway sNs-
tenn
'You are mistaken. replied th' ave-
crago citizen. what this town n"'ds
most boz a good lett, handed pitcher
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

IA usually treated. a spralned an
kle Win disable man for three or
four weeks. but by applying cham
berlain's i.nimcnt freely NJ soon as
the injury II received. and observing
the directions with each hottie, a
cure can be effected ln from two "a
four days For sale by all druggists,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
ilnck to the ,oii

W,skuur o. haIth Great Trims.
lardouIuL
I"it Was uaidrIiur that knocked
Iiw uut Iu OBJ, FIRST place
That's strange. what hird
Roof"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

N you want a stylish horse and
buggy. see w L. Trimbie. ia North
Second 81. Phone No.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13
SCHOOL HOUSE AND
HOUSE Of WORSHIP
FOR THE BUTTE
Youngsters Will Be Educated
While Big Dam is Being
Built and Grown Folks MAY
Go TO Church OH Sundays.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-13

grounds. gave sigh o6 relief.
The appointment OF Mr.. Stimson win
give New York two members OF the
cabinet. Attorney General WickershAm
being resident OF that state.
Mr. Stimson has had no special mill
tary training. but>in taking to friends
the president expressed the belief that
he was the sort OF man who could come
into the war department and easily and
quickly set the swing OF affairs.
There are few men In public life
outside Of Washington for whom the
president has q higher personal regard.
and during the New York campaign the
president frequently expressed his un-
qualified approval Of Mr.. stinson's :
Secretary Dickinson was In fine spir-
it's last night
II am just going down to my home
in Tennessee to live and attend to my
private affairs" he said. For q great
many years have been interested in
the Bon Air Coal Company OF Tennes-
see. which recently went into the hands
of 4 receiver and my interests there
need boxing after"
AS to friction, Mr.. Dickinson dis
missed the suggestion with. 'the corre-
spondence which has been. given out
ought to settle that, II anybody should
think such thing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-13
VETERAN GETS BACK PAY,

Finds Government owess Him $7.36 and
Gets Quick Settlement.
Special to- Times Republican. :
Hopkinton. Nay 13.-rhat Uncle
Sam. altho occasioualya somewhat
tasdy ,-fa nsverthsissa, always ready 70
squa1e ~ 4,as Tin ncis3 ooliqet1ns.sra
shown IN III in63dent which b beeuss q In
EwAshln1spn NAans Il q. Crawford. OF
Hoplktnton. was vtsitinE the nat4onal
capital Chatting with Judge n r.
Seeds formerly Of Manchester. Mr..
Crawford brought UP ono topic and an
other connected with the war depart
msnt, with which Judge Seeds has been
connected for some years az an auditor.
Investigating the question Of old time
ana unpaid dues to soldiers, the friends
were suddenly surprised to run across
q, record of V.3e which had been duo
Mr. Crawford Tor over forty years and
which represented the payment for
wartime service Tho balance" of
nearly q half century ago was drawn by
the old soldier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-13
FALLING WALLS inJuRE-s six.
Ono Woman Fatally Hurt When Front
Of Building Collapsed.

Chicago, May 13.-By the collapse OF.
a portion of the front wall OF the old
Hunt hotel In Dearborn street six.
persons were hurt today. ono woman
fatally. Tho building was being re-,
moved to mako room for the new home
Of the Hamilton Club. and there had,
been q heavy wooden canopy erected
to protect passersby. About twenty~
people were under this shield when the
top part OF tho wall crashed down.
Three men and three women were
injured under the wreckage. All were
quickly rescued and will recover except
one, Mrs. Meta Belchor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-13
ABANDON FOR PRESENT EFFORT
TO ELECT SUCCESSOR
70 FRYE.
CONTEST OVER STATEHOOD
CERTAIN IN HOUSE
Committees Report to Meet Oppose
tion and Debate to Occupy Several
Days-ssnats COMMITTEES May Ex-
tend Time For Hearings on Frss
List Bill.

Washington. May 13.- Republican
leaders in the senate have abandoned
for the present the idea Of eleeting q
successor to Senator Frye, who re-
signed In the seven ballots taken
Thursday no choice was made, the
progressives preventing the action Of
Senator Galiinger.
Tho house having adjourned yester-
day until next Tuesday many members
took advantage Of the opportunity to
60 to their tomes. The senate having
adjourned until Monday. there was
little activity at the capital.
Fight on Statehood Bill.
There will be fight on the statehood
bill when it Is called up Tuesday ana
Representative Flood, chairman Of the
committee on territories. expects the
debate to continue for three or four
days.
May Extend Free List Hearing.
All hope Of the finance committee
concluding this week the hearing on
the Canadian reciprocity bill and OBJ
jectiono to the farmers free list bill
have taken up 90 much time that Sem
ator Penrose Of the free list bill con-
tinsent, was planning today to extend
the time tor hearing.