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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-01
Selects Cornell Crew.

ITHACA, n. T.. April 30.-coach
Courtney today selected the Cornell four
cared crew for the intercollegiate races
three, Thatcher: stroke, Hiscox The
varsity, eight and freshmen eight were
picked some time ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-01
MOTORCYCLISTS PLAN
FOR NEW CLUBHOUSE

The advisability of securing a new
clubhouse In location more suita BILE
TO the needs Of the organization, is the
principal question to be discussed at to-
morrow nights meeting OF tho Salt Lake
Motorcycle club, Tho meeting will be
an important one and all members are
urged to be present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-01
SCOTT HARDWARES
WIN BOWLING TITLE

The Scott Hardwares defeated tine
Windsors for first place last night when
they won two out OF three games These
TWO teams finished the league games
now admit they belong In second place
Scores. f-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-01

uGs. llz; Frog. los: Myoonac. 10T: Cuti. n %.
Island Queen. los. ~ D. 'e'
q, Tho weight on Ton Points includes a pcnaI., o,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-01
WESTERN LEAGUE.
INTERN NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
supply Co, l59 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. advertisement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Demented Man Tries
To Stop Horse In Race
And Is Fatally Injured

ASCOT. England. June 1a-The
race for the Ascot gold cup. one of
The most coveted prizes Of the English
turf was marred today by an acct
dent similar to that which brought
the Kings horse down in the derby
when Emily W1ding DAWSON sought
and found death In the cause ~ the
militant eudraEeffcs Ia this case o.
was man. Harold Hewitt. who emu
lated Miss UavldqOn's feat
According to tnp Ascot police How
iu vas NOT connected vim the suTra
Fl-fs. huf Was ~ unEound mind. and
~ fNpc peculiarly liable to be- car
rlcd away hy The initiative impulse.
He received the same penalty Tor hte
ttmcrity ae did Miss Davidson a frac.
furc NJ Tho base of the skull
~ I1fr hour tonight hc was ef1I
wing unconscious in hospital after
undergoing an operation tho forloru
hope that his life might Do saved
Ming George and Queen MARY. OK.
King Manuel " Portugal. tho Grown
Prince and crown Princess ~ sweden
The Duke OF tonnaught Governor Gen.
ornl ~ Canada. and Princess Patricia.
aud a number NJ lesser ROYALTIES were
watchinE the race from the rVvaI
stand
Coming down fhe sfrctch. Auqusf
belmont famous COLI TraccrV "a SON
of Rock Was in tho lead fIe vas
Eoing like a Well-Oicd piece ul ma.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

Incident
Closed

LONDON. June Resolved. that
This hous'. after hearing the state.
m"ut az The attorney general and the
chancellor of the cNhcoqucr in refer
ruc f0 their purchases of shares In
'H" Ndrconi Conn any Of America. ac-
r"uia their 'Nprcs sion of regret that
such purchases were made and that
ih"t VT" not mentioned in the de-
bat" of October ~ last and acquIn
them OF acting otherwise than in good
faith. and rcprotst,s the charges OF
corruption against the ministers.
which have b'rn proved To be- abso-
lufcly false"
With this substitute motion. pro.
to~cd boy Sir William Ryland Dent
Adkins adopted by a vote of 346 10
i'N. fh" h'us" NJ commons tonight OF.
fciaIly closed the Marcoui AFFAIR
IH. .'HNy sums - both rarf.-, f.e
rr.n' uIfIeffr. NJ NeI.tfr. IrI frs
secretary Hf fHrfIEu afftIrs SIR trutfa.
'fI'f. Ir HrIf'f "f their .rlfrlcI.- rr fe.
sr'rlf "u. lrI fi. f.u. .rr Nu-
I.I fNt defense anil HffH.. rr. rf.
f'r.iIfra W'ff .uIf.IHf Hr.t snI.rr.. f.a
f.-'. .II'It Wfgnf HIfs been .rf4fatk ..t f..f
% irrr 'nns sffrftiHn. ro r-tftIrI was
'f Iu Throughout fr" -f..lt,r .frt
f.'.~ 500. other -u.,b.rt AMI ..u,.
"'.ufrsf. rH. unfs of fue
'''f Witch Chancellor f.Irtt
f''O. r. H.I ln.f 't..r.f Ee.If r.rr. -l.
''t'H' lL.H OBJ. wrmnc-- .u t.e
.nI.l uT"r fH rrsfi.e s1..tcr,ft.
..'H|ru effuurs'f dI.rfaeinnafr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

chinery and soon had tho nearest
horse several lengths behind Sem
inEly. Tracery was assured of an easy
victory
Pail Up. or III shoot
NN1 IfnIf man jumped FROM the rails
NlNIng r.d fag with une hand. and
WIN tne other pointing revolver ~
/, cNc, Wfsil"y Who hsd the mount on
ruii ur. rufl ur. or fu shoot you
Whaiiey did h,- best to divert the
str King tlr man rulf .r tho chest uifn
PIE ehoulier cent hiu n,inF asverai
1fir. Hrd rHwr down nn hts nos~
~ ntIINN shot fIrHr nuf ~ the aaffIa
tut "rE rr tierf no taking a toss.
i.li "n hi, aHcs aud ROLLED to safety
Meantime the other horses cane
iNtf "'irE nr ono OFT them Swing the
HIfn'- "f HIi fnf trouble who fav
tHv vlLnE. terrible kick ou the head in
save frr some bruises whausy vas
.niniurrt. 1nf whom fhe king cent for
cstc " ""
U.oItt Ie about -o wears ~ aea Ae.
'nriIne fn fhc rHii.e ne .a cultursd
man ha1 ng been educated 40 HarroW
NHt - NI'iE EF. and .a r.earear1 ~ IN
'rre Icrf means Ilc bad fovsv,-r
own evidences ~ religious mania
THO Aerrf cup VAS won ty the i've
Nstr..I' HfInrs ralafine. nv ned ~ +
l'Ik ngfor The race was ~ tWo ahd .
ha,f m.lcs. with 3.5oo 90, orciGns add.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

With cannon booming. bells ringing
and whistles blowing. the end OF West
NIrginiss first half century OF exist
ence and the beginning OF her second
half cycle were celebrated at the
stroke of twelve this morning a
fuller realization Of what that fiftieth
birthday means has been brought
home To all West Nirginians this week
" hat We will have TO celebrate when
The bells ring out the end Of cen
tury. time and our own efforts VIII
decide.
To-day Is our birthday. the day 10
which all others OF this great week
have been merely preliminary II has
leen made a state and city holiday
md Wheeling Is prepared 10 drink
Ieep OF the cup of pleasure. The
york has been done. all that now re-
mains Is for everyone 10 enjoy the
fruits Of the weeks of effort
Never in the history OF the city has
there been such q representative as
Sonblage within her gates As near
ly as could bc aSCcrtained yesterday
fhIrty-eiEht states are represented
md u b. probable that there are =.
'ca-t a few from every state in the
Q nion Wheeling is alVay. q cosmo-
i0lifan city bur to-day st" Will sur
sass all previous records All ma
fiondlitio- classes and conditions Of
humanity are here from fhc highest
Hficials az stat" and nation 10 tho
pickpocket and begsar
In Full Swing.
Nhoelrc o. s.rrI INK iaf" This morn
',g after the bis time Yesterday and
Iast night. and by tho 'm. rho city
Dr. NeIl awake fh" events OF tho DAY
vilI hc in full saiuc Star..as prompt.
o. ~ 10 O'Clock tho monster combined
military. civic and fra .-ral pageant
NllI move through the streets. Jed by
.fa disurgui he'd Eue.f ~ tIn com.
mission. amDng Rh0m wfI boz ircud.
d the survivors of tho Nhn.unr con.
trIfiOu-
All arrangements uerr completed
Irst evening fnr tfo ofIDa. birthday
program This af.. ruoou. and if uiu hn
frand in dsfaI Ir another column SO
fort ha- been -par.d by 'hr state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
THE DEMOCRATIC
CURRENCY BILL
IS MADE PUBLIC
SETS OUT TO ACCOMPLISH
THREE DISTINCT OBJ
JECTS DESIRED.
Would Re-discount PAPER Through
Reserve and Other Banks and
Control Supervision.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. June 10
The administration currency bill was
made public tonight By Representa-
tive Glass, chairman OF the House
committee on banking and currency.
u VIII be introduced in The House and
senate after President Wilson has de.
hvered IN person his address To Con
gress on Monday.
An outline OF the measure prepared
by Mr. Glass describes IL as "A basis
Tor leSis siative action states that IL
VIII be gone over In detail for altera-
tons. and sets out that its purpose is
TO accomplish three principal objects:
Provision Of means for re-dis.
counting commercial paper OF speci-
fed types.
a basis for elastic notes. properly
safeguardcd
Machinery for doing foreign bank
ing business
he measures : essentials remain as
they have been outlined from time TO
time since the President began a
study Of the subject with the House
and Senate leaders. Secretary Nc.
Adoo and other advisers. providing
twelve or more Federal reserve banks
which viii re-discount paper. deal in
government securities. exchange and
(continued Prom Eighth Pags)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

commission and city committees TO
make this the Crowning feature OF a
glorious week. Oratory by some OF
the most prominent men in the United
States will alternate with inspiring
music by group Of the best bands in
the Ohio valley. Hon Henry C. Davis.
OF Elkins. West VirCinia Grand Old
Man and president Of the semi-centen.
nial commission. will preside
The events of the evening will begin
AZ $50 O'Clock with the state banquet
al the Scottish Rite cathedral Con
eressman-at-Large Howard o. Suther-
land. Of Elkins. will preside as toast
master. Among the speakers will be-
Hon. Henry g. Davis. Judge John "
Mason of Fairmont. William +. Hub
bard. Senators Chiffon and Cor Sec
ond Vice President Shrivcr of the B
A. O.. President : Y Woods OF the
tate senate. Judge &C. G. Hervey. Dr
l. c. White Of MorEantown. Hon John
T. McGraw. !. " Dawson. W B lr-
vine and ~ G. ogden
Grand Parade.
The grand parad" is scheduled for
$50 This Will include the big his
torical pageant and an the better fea-
lures of al the other Iarados ~ ~"
week
Promptly 10 O'Clock tho grand
court ball will open ~ tho auditorium.
A. this event the prominent men and
beautiful women of West virginia will
BE- VOL represented With tho close
of the ball West Nirginla's grand
Jubilee celebration will have ended.
Tie et.Hfr uf ffsf.rUIN included SO .t
Fflsriid rarties Tho civic and Indus
friI parade lr inc morning was tf fa~
o.. longest or fh- wsrE Hri hundreds
~ local Ifa'ra-. concerns u.HHs tar.
cred fthi. o. rplt.a fu tho Hftrrupou
tIe u lIf+ft rHraI.. fll.r d..r-' bod else.
- .sfr ut. .fs.r.I H. frnu-ar1- NN.f.
fnt f..Hf.. tIIrl rsv features fr hi.
-f .'rIIf HIFhf. vH'r H. rtrfieI t f..r.
Eftfultfsrt message frru f,rr W Sac
Iu- 80 fns faI. grounds fr Natnr kffE
af rho rIf. ruIifIrr trI acted H- scout
fuf a Trrf.pr ef fIs ffnsra engaged so
'.~ sham tff''. at ff. fiir ground. 900
fla Afternoon
Tho '1. ..rr f. a spectacular CLOSE
WfU play ~ iNfnfr. hrIs- from
t..E.a .r f.e .p.f ftft.. vnIrh vt4
t..arI D.. N... .rrf. frnr fHr wharf
.fI river banks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

FINAL details for State Dav" eXer.
cl~"S ms afternoon were completed
JOINT M citing OF tho West Nir.
EIhla semi Centennial Commission
ana fhe wheeling Executive Commit.
zee. held last night iu the NcI.ure hO-
tel changes in Tho program. ncces.
STATED by the inability ~ some Who
were 10 have taken part 20 get here.
""rr made. and everything b. nov in
d"ddlnrsS 70 nttiugly celebrate the
hi,l"ih birthday of West Virginia
u was decided thar state Officers
members of the commission and mo
speakers and honored guests will ride
90 carriages ~ the head Of the militia.
- and fraternal pageant This morning
PERSONS who were assigned places in
~" carriag"s ar" requested ~ meet In
he commission 's headuuarfcrs. Room
g O'Clock
Places were assianed as follows.
Carriage No. Hon. ~ D. hatfield
Governor Of West Virginia: Hon.
Henry G. Davis. president OF the
SeTtCentennisl Commission. Hon
and Hon. y. L. Kirk. Mayor Of Wheel
Carriage NO. 2-Hon. Samuel v
Woods president Of the state Sc,
ate. Hon. E. l. Long. state Treasur
sr: Hon John Dars,. State Audit
FNNNa " NlNIihfUes Com q
sioner Of Agriculture.
Carriage No. 3-Hon Taylor Geora.
Speaker Of the House: Hon NJ %
SnaNkey. State Supcrintendent 81
Schools. Hon. A. A LILY. Attoros,
General. ard Judge John W. Mason.
Carriage NO. 4-pr rhors.
hodges. president % the Universi,y.
Hon. Walker Peterson. Hon vi,
~ a. highland and Col John
Day
Carriage No. Other stat. on.
calls who may arrive
= Carriage No George 2. Latham.
= ". Hale. Thomas C. Brown and
epncus Garrison surviving found
er7 % the state
Carriage No Hon. John D,y,.
W. L Brown and visfInu STATE 90
Gals and honored quests
The United states 'roops and the
llniVersfy CadetG will follow Carriaas
NJ. 7. after which members q the
wheeling executive committee and
riaaes
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
ARRESTED FOR
WHITE SLAVERY

-r'..H .HI iutfaf. q. ..r tfsI..e.r..r
STEJBENNiiIE ~ rue 90 O.
s. White SIat" N,fnrus. K ~ N.rfr
man h4e ordered fIo arrest of Errr. @
Jusfir" and K'fha Wehbrr for white
slave violation. o. Is -lId flsv con
Quoted % CLEARING h"u--. ei'h station
Dor" and af 'llrkanrt N Va ono
rr. D"IlH Thomas. sF'd .2 year-.
sh0m fh"f persuaded fo come hcro
from Charleston. .s fhn principal wiz.
moss. Mrs Wohhrr sho condueted i
house h"r". b. under arrest Tho 1I
rrst of Justice g. tp ,e made at Once.
and other arrests art hooked for
Tho arrest of Nrs TUfs SNYDER. ~
Charl's'0n IS Va tor violation of
flr vhifo slave lHv hfs been ordered
o1 an affidavit flrd h,fc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
MOTHERS MILK
KILLS HER CHILD

.I.. fl l..uaf.. nf.r Irfelufsr.rr
Nl NIING GION. W Va. june t9
Poisoned D., Min from us mothers
Ir.H-t tho irruf child of NJ. t,dia.
N'lls. of Laiay yctto. W Va disd hero
fo night Headache powders containing
1DotIuiiid wcro taken as medicine bv
th' mother and communicated through
tactical PIrf- to fhr infant. r was dis.
closed after ar iuv'st-ltion ~ Coro-
.'r AIr-on Tho ,1sc is unusual m
fro ANIMAL. OF medicine. but is not
without precedent. it g. stated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Trial Of Senator Smith
Will Open Saturday;
Continuance Refused

special DispHtHl 60 &c, lutslue.rOsr
COURT HOUSE. WEBSTE
SPRINGS. W. Va. June IL \ further
delay iu the trial Of tho seven mem
bers Of the West Virginia legislature
accused OF bribery in connection with
N" sale OF their votes M the senatorial
contest last February va, breciudcd
to-day when judge OBrien. after r'-
fusing a continuauc' in the ease OF
the state against senator Ben y
Smith declared that a jury WO.iI De
empJnelod Saturday morning to FRY
the defendant following thr receipt
81 message from % Charleston ply
sician This morning that former Gov
eruor William % Dawson. tho cam.
pairn manager of William So. .mour
Edward BOO tho senatorial cont -. VA,
IN such phy condition as fp rom
der 10 dangerous for Dim to make th'
trip to Webster SprIuc- CoYr ID for
Senator Smith moved % continuance.
tn" mutIou va. VIGOROUSLY resisted by
Congressman Avis and Prosecutor
Townsend f1r %" state. and during
rho arguments there we're sharI
clashes bets scu the opposing attor-
news In support OF fhr motion Nttor-
nry Uurdefte presented au lHIa,It
from senator smith aud another pre-
pared by counsel fnr Tho accused. got.
fins r0rth that Goteruor Dawson was
% material vifrrs. fHr fho defendant
and that hia ab-,uo" would bo d"frI.
mental to fro dsf nIanf
Charges Conspiracy
We nave Y" "~h fnr % continuance"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
MRS. VIRGINIA SHARKEY

The accompanying is excellent likeness E.
Sharke of Portland Ore who like West Virginia
20 1863 Mrs Shakey born in this city and the daughter
of Edward NJ and Mary Church Davis beth old residents Wheeling
coming to this from ROny Hampshire Mr..
also chief of police of Wheeling in the early '70s
Mrs Sharkey welded this city f. j.
Immediately after fer Portland Ore where she has
She the mother of three and daughter and the
here a years with her eldest brother.
picture Of her present home is given above
The twin extends her congratulations Virginia and
hopes all have merry time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Final aIPlans
Made for
Seni-Cen

-, The Commission requests
thst all persons who Rave been
assigned places in carriaoes
for tins mornings parade meet
IN Room No. p. Mclure Hotel.
at 9 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

wAsHTroTON. June ~. rorer,at.
western Peuurvivanfn ana Ont
Local thuudorsiogrera Friday ana rrob
ally Hafur7ay' licht o. moderate va~ia.
bic winds.
West virginia Fair rnday. SATURDAY
local thunderahowsra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Birthday Given A Noisy
Welcome at Midnight BY
Many Whistles and Bells
YESTERDAYS PROGRAM WOUND UP THE PRELIMINARIES
INCIDENT TO THE BIG CELEBRATION
TO COME OFF TODAY

Industrial and Military Pageans Were Best
and Sham Battle Was Big Novety-Banquet and
Bal Ends Celebration Tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12

disc and for their transportation to con-
siguccs by rail or water. Surrounded as
IL is by water BOUNDARY the cN-
ccption Of it's northern linc-the Borough
Of the Bronx certainly presents rare
typographical condition and advantageous
location cycclled by no other locality IN
the world
at the present time the alliance Is
striving 10 bring about an economical ad-
ministration If borough. county and city
affairs and I'm the establishment Of the
new County OF The Bronx; - secure Tor
the county 4 new civic centre as soon
as possible. II also seeks TO secure the
bcttcrIncnt OF subway conditions at 18Th
street and Third avenue. the early COM
pletlon OF the new rapid transit routes
establishment Of a connecting bridge De-
tween the Borough OF queens and Ihe
Bronx: carly completion of the third
tracking of the Second and Third avenue
elevated roads and their extensions cree
ton u additional schools, so as to relieve
part-timc classes: additional fire houses, 10
prevent enormous fire calamity, and I'M
prov mcnt cf police protection, so as 10
prevent burglaries and hold-ups
1.-THE school question and the rapid
transit question are among the matters
that the Taxpayers Alliance are most
yitally interested in. and these matters
are receiving the earnest attention OF the
committees having them in charge.
Every matter that affects the WeliaIe
OF the borough is invariably taken UP ~
the alliance, ard action In accordance
With the hest interests OF the taxpayers
recommended to the city officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12

come the hub Of the worlds man
ursc,urInc interests Topographically
sncoking # has all the territory noe
osearv n such grand development, and
q vast prouortion Of that area b. com
passed within the boundary 81 Whal mas
come 10 be known as the Borough o. INC
Bronx. with its seven and one-hhlt lnl''7
NJ frontage on the Hudson. its ""
roiles on the Harlem River. its cast
ern shore extending attcen miles from
Port Morris to Pelham Bay ana ny
leland and the Bronx River, WHICH, WIN
IT. march nf improvements will soon De
I'D. navirablc 20 considerable d's-
,,rco. while all along The line OF ~
northern boundary extending WEI
from upper Pelham Bay 10 Spuyteh D"'
,.,l il Is adapted by It's natural ana a.
., ircd facilities To the estaoilsh''''"' VI
n,anufacturing enterprises OF over! N"i'
city. .;aor,-
.uyben the fact Is taken into colihlue'' -
,,on that the area of The Bronx u uou-
bic that OF Manhattan, the vast '"e"'"''
80, %, the territory occupied by IL ca"
be comprehendcd. 80. cor
There is no advantage necesSa'S
successful operation of manufacturing III
dustrics that is not TO be iounu !"
uronx. indeed there Is no facility lack
ing for the promotion OF such ope''''0''
in any important respect
MAINLY among the ADVANTAGES ana i"e''-
tiles is the well established convenience
for the receipt Of goods % he used IL
The manufacture of articles Of mefehah-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12
AWARD Prick CONTRACTS
Firms Selected for Erection OF
Fifth Avenue Home.

Contracts for the erection of the new
home and art gallery designed for Henry
CLAY Frck. on the site OF the old LenoN
Library. on Fifth avenue. from 10Th to
list street. have been given to the va
rious firms which will assemble the pro-
posed structure, plans for which were
made by Carrerc & Hastings
The mason work will be executed by the
Caldwell Wingatc Company. the steel
skeleton frame by Post & McCord, and
William Bradley & Son will supply the
limestone. Originally it was intended 10
use several kinds Of stone, but this plan
has been discarded BY Frick. who wants
the exterior Of his home to be all OF
limestone.
From rough estimates OF the work to he
done in the dwelling house the cost will
easily reach $4,000 and with extras and
perhaps changes the probability is that
s.. 100000 will be spent before the structure
Is ready to receive the furnishings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12
By Herbert T.. Angel.
Secretary OF the Westchester County Cham
her OF Commerce.

The YEAR 1872 in Westchester Comfy
was one OF constructive improvement
rather. than Of rapid development The
number of private sales and the amount
OF building activity was below the
average but on the other hand, there
vas and is at present a vast amount OF
public improvement throughout the coun-
". which. it j. expected. Will result in an
era OF unprecedented activity this year.
While there have been no conspicuous
boons among the real estate operators In
Westchester. there has been throughout
the county steady and substantial
growth. which has been particularly no.
tixable al few points along the line or
Ne Wpstchester & Boston Railroad.
Among the many public improvements
which will be completed this year. and
which will have a material effect upon the
real estate activity in Westchester Coun-
~. are the New Grand Central Terminal.
IN. Westminster & Boston Railroad ana
IN. state highway improvements. These
are being supplemented at many points IN
the county by local improvements such
az the construction of new railroad sta
lions and the extension Of local trans
portstion facilities
Early I'm November the suburban con-
course Of the Grand Central Terminal
was opened to the public. and the puolc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12
Charms of WeStcheSter
County Enhanced
Vast Number Of Public Improvements Ex-
pected To Be Followed by Un-
usual Realty Activity.

In the vicinity of Wykagyl and Quaker
Ridge stations. in upper New Rochelle,
there has been a particularly active year
i'm the construction OF high class houses.
This section. which few years ago was
entirely farm land, has now become one
of the most popular suburban sections OF
the city
4 number of the large property inter-
ests i'm the vicinity OF Wykagyl station
have been brought together under single
MANAGEMENT and are known as the wy
kaeyI Reservation" This includes the
grounds of the Wykagyl Country CLUB
the property of the Quaker Ridge PARK
COMPANY and various smaller holdings.
One OF the largest developments Is that
OF the Howard Willets estate, in White
Plains. which has been valued at $l,2oo,o0o.
Its retail price will be in the neighborhood
OF 100000 This property is adjacent TO
the Mamaroneck avenue station OF the
new road.
During the last few months contracts
have been let by the State Highway Com
mission for the Improvement OF about
sixty-fve miles OF state roads In West
chester. at a cost of nearly $1,000.
few of these contracts have already been
completed. and the balance Will he begun
early in the spring and carried to rapid
completion.
The state Improvement is entirely sep
arate from the county, town and village
road improvements, a vast amount OF