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JAMES D. RICHARDSON,
Ex-CONGRESSMAN, DIES
Head Of Scottish Rite Was
Once Candidate for Speaker
Of the House.

MrEtREEsBoRo, Tenn, July 2i.-Ex.
CongreNsnAn James Daniel Richardson,
irand Commander of the supreme Council
Of tho Scottish Rite NasonS Of the Southern
jurisdiction of the United states Of America,
died to-day I'm his seventv-second yea
tie was born In rutherford cuuntv. Ten.
hessee aud attended country schools Tie
"nterod Franklin College. but loft before
graduating to enter the Confederate army
as private. lie served for three years
ms an adjuiant IN the Forty NTH Ten
neSsoc Infantry.
Mr. Richardson began the practice Of
INV at Murfreesboro in 1867 He was
Speaker Of tho Tennessee Legislature IN
1871 ana 1879 and was "A member or the
state Senate IN 1873 and 1874 Ie was
elected permanent chairman OF the Demo-
cratic national convention ~ Kansas City
IN 1900 lie served az a member ~
congress from 1858 until 1905 and IN IN,
htty-SiNth and nfty-seventh Congresses
he received the Democratic vote for
Speaker Of the House
Mr. Richardson was Grand High Priest
~ tho Grand Chapter. Royal Arch Nasons
IN Tennessee, 1S73-7t, ard held tho
position 81 Inspector General OF the
Scottish Rite Niasons In Tennessee lie
was Pro-Grand Master Of tho Grand
Lodge Of Royal order ~ Scotland IN the
United States
He was editor ard compiler ~ Mes.
sag's and Papers Of tho Presidents" and
ais" of Messages and Papers nf TIE
Coufcdcracv"
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mr.. AMI Mrs james r. Clews. who have
been occupying the spencer Jennings
country place in Glen Cove T.. l.. have
gone To Newport TO visit Henry Clews
at The Rocks.
Tho Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Shipman.
who have been living IN a househoat in
tho Thousand Islands since the early part
of the summer. VIII sail for Europe next
month 10 Join Mrs Shlpman's parents.
MIR and Mrs. Edison Bradley Of Wash
ngton, II. G., who are spending the sum-
mer abroad,
John Herndon French IA IN Canada for
several weeks on fishing trip MrA
French and her daughter Miss Hilah g.
Preach, are at White sulphur Springs,
". Va.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph \. Flynn. who
returned recently from Europe, have taken
a cottage at Spring Lake. y, j., for the
rest OF the season.
In ST patrick's Cathedral to-day Miss
Eleanor Grant. daughter Of Mr., and Mrs
Edward s. Grant of Cincinnati. will be
married 10 Frank J. sheridan Jr. Of
Washington, -. e., and this city. After
the ceremony there viii be wedding
breakfast at the Gotham.
Tho wedding OF Miss Emily Chaplin
Coye. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs william
James Coye. TO Capt. Norton Ellsworth
Wood. L. S. A.. will take place in Grace
Church chantry on August r.
Mr.. and Mrs William Alden Pratt who
have been Al the Plaza for a few days
left yesterday for an automobile trip
through tho Berkshires.
Mrs. Alexander LaughIin ~ Pittsburg
Is at the Bltmore for "A brief visit.
Mr., and Mrs. Archibald McCrca and
family of Pittsburg are passing several
weeks AT White sulphur Springs, w. Va
Mrs, Franklin =. Richardson ~ with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs stephen n.
Brown, AZ Southampton, L. /, for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. Paschael 4. Carter gave = diuner
last night al the Oriental. Manhattan
Beach, to Capt and Mrs. william Rees
Rush and Miss Katharine Rush. Capt.
Rush recently returned from Mexico.
where he was in command Of tho l.. S. $,
FLORIDA,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Rogers, who
have been at their summer place. crun-
void W. IN Hyde Park, since early
spring have gone 80 Southampton. l. l.
A. the tea dance to be given at tho
Edgom-ro club in Edgemor", l.. /, to-
daY Mr. and Mrs Douglas Crane will give
an exhibition of dancing.
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LENOX CLUB MEETING
TO RATIFY PURCHASE
Got Grecnleaf Estate for q
Country Club-The Bristcds
Go to Newport

Lemon. July 24-George Winthrop
Folsom. president of the Lenox Club, has
called A special meeting for tomorrow
to ratfy the purchase OF the Greenleaf
estate for a country club.
Mrs. William Hazard Field and Miss
May H. Field. who had been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. william -. O. Field. have
sailed for Europe Mrs Prescott Hall
Butler, who had been visiting Mrs. Helen
{. Butler at Lynnwood IN stockbridge,
has returned to 81. James. l.. I. Mr..
and Mrs. George H. de Gersdorfr have
gone TO New York after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Choate
Mrs. John S. Barnes gave a small
dinner tonight at Coldhrook Mr. and
Mrs. Warren S. Salisbury entertained nj
dinner tonight at Torcourt for their
guests. John h. Kitchins of Chicago and
William Selous OF New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed and Miss NJ
Symphorosa Bristed have gone to New
port. Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster enter
tained at dinner tonight at Bellefontaine
having eighteen guests.
Miss Margaret Chesney of the Country
Club OF Pttsfeld and Darrell Fulton Of
New York won the mixed doubles in the
tennis championships at the Lenox
courts to-day, defeating Miss Hope Coal
mer of Lakewood. ". j.. and Writ d.
Walker OF Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Moorhead OF New
York are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. walker in Stockbr1dge pr. Henry
c. Haven and Samuel rockingham re-
turned to-day from Amherst DR. Austen
Fox RIGGS has returned from an automo-
bile trip to Newport. Mrs William II.
Williamson has been called to Raleigh
~ g.. by the Illness OF a son
Mr., and Mrs. NJ w. Porter OF New
York and the Misses Willis, who ara
touring are at the Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Gummack and Miss Margery
Gummack OF Glen Cove arrived AT the
Red Lion Inn. Stockbridge.
Miss Dorothy Schoonmaker. who had
been with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chester
French, has gone to Kingston. John r.
Edwards. Jr. arrived tonight TO visit
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Edwards at the
Maplcwood. Pittsheld. Mr. and Mrs
Robert j. Keller, Robert j. Keller, Jr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Pynchon of New
York are NJ tho Maplewood. Pittsneld
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SUMMER COLONY AT BALL GAME
Mrs. John wsnsmak-r Among white
Mountain soiourn~r..

BETHLEHEM. y H. July 24--Bethie-
hens summer residents and many motor
parties from surrounding towns enjoyed
the first baseball game Of the season here
to-day at the Country club Grounds.
when Bethlehem defeated Iittlcton In the
White Mountain League.
Many Of the cottage colony attended
the dance at the Hotel Iplauds this after
noon. when Karl Abbott and Mrs. Smith
gave several exhibition dances. They
will also dance at the Sinclair ball to-
morrow night.
Motoring To Breton Woods for lunch
con Mt the European room of the Mount
Scott and party Of the Crawford House.
at the Red Squirrel tea house at JEFF
fcrson, motoring through PinlSham Notch
from jackson.
Mrs. John Wanamaker and Mr.. and
Mrs Norman Mcleod Of Philadelphia
are at the Mount Washington for the
season. Mr. and Mrs. T. :. Freeman OF
New York have Joined the cottage colony
at Partridge Lake. lLttleton.
Judge Edgar Aldrich has returned to
Three oaks, Littleton. from his fishing
camp at Connecticut Lake. George +.
Rowcll has left his country place at Lit
uetou for Stamford. Conn. Dr. and Mrs
Nelson Mills are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. W. g. Smith of Washington at their
Bethlehem villa Mrs. Nellie Rice of New
York has opened Slate Ledge Farm, Lit
Teton. l.. VI. zimmerman of East Orange
has arrived A. the Sinclair 10 enter the
Country Club tournaments
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Big BENEFIT FOR
SOUTHAMPTON Home
Vaudeville With John Drew as
Stage Manager-Dancing
at Clubhouse.

SourH AMpToN, l.. T., July - Society
here is planning one Of the largest AFFAIR,
Of the season to 10 given Friday evening,
August Z. for tho benefit OF the south
ampton Fresh Air Home
large marquee Will be erected on the
grounds adjoining the Southampton Club.
In which will be given a first class vaude-
vile entertainment under tho direction
OF Marcus Loew. klaw and Granger
have donated an all star cast of per
formers and there will he moving pictures
which will be shown for the FIRST time
After tho vaudeville there will he a
dance at tho clubhouse of tho South
ampton Club. Tho board Of governors
OF tho club have extended to the com
mittee in charge Of the benefit tho use Of
the clubhouse for this evening This
will he the first time the clubhouse has
been open to women. The entire first
floor will be used for dancing and follow
ing the dance a supper will be served
The club rooms will he decorated for
the occasion Tickets are 81 each. and
already = large number have been taken
Every one In the cottage colony ~ work
ing hard TO mako this ono ~ tho most
successful society AFFAIRS ~ the season
John Drew. who has summer homo
IN southampton has consented 20 act as
master Of ocremonies for tho entertain
ment
Among tho members or the committee
on arrangements are
Mrs. Henry O. Trevor. Mrs. John Y
Archbold. Mrs. Edward r. Van fngcn.
Mrs Goodhue Livingston Mrs. Albert II.
Fly. Mrs Rufus l.. Patterson and Mrs.
George G. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Il. Rea arrived
this evening IN their special car from
Sewickley, Pa They arc occupying their
cottage on the Dunes.
subscription dance will he given to-
night by Miss Juliana Cutting at the SUI
folk Huit club.
Cards have been sent out for a dance
on July ~ st the cottage OF Mrs T. u.
Wyckoff for Miss Frances Breese, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Breesc.
Mrs. Arthur Coppell entertained at
bridge this afternoon at her cottage on
First Neck lane.
col and Mrs. Brownson are visiting
with Mrs Robert VI. Thompson.
Miss Edith l.. Launon ls "a guest at the
Irving House
Princess Troubetskoy and party are
with DR. and Mrs. Albert ~ Ely.
Mrs. Charles Robbins ~ the guest OF
Mrs James a. lIernc AT Herne oaks.
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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

PHOEBE CAROLINE LAwRENCE, who was
the widow Of Samuel Lawrence and died
on March % last, left a total estate Of
Sl1I1,177 She gave $4,000 to the So
cety for the Relief of the Destitute
Blind and $4,000 to the Domestic and
Foreign Missionary Society OF the Prot
estant Episcopal Church. She gave
5000 each m her nieces Sarah Frances
Cotheal Elizabeth Cotheal and Elizabeth
NJ White and $4,000 to her niece
Catherine Y. Cotheal. She left her entire
residuary estate to her nephew. Col
Henry e. Swords The value OF this be-
quest was sl,019.o47
died on March 90 1913. left an estate Of
Irene S. Chamberlain. The appraisal
showed that his claims against former
patients were uncollectible.
FLORA r.. RoOEBs. widow OF Jason
Rogers left $lS0.0SO. She gave S36 900
each to her nephcws. William II. Wester-
neld Jason Westerfeld and John r.
Wcsterfield, and 20 her niece, Sarah II
Hudson.
MARY u. HOWELL, who died on July s
last and had more than $4,000. gave
S1,575 to twenty-elght relatives and
friends and divided the residue among
the following institutions: American
bible Society. New York City Mission
and Tract Society, Woman's Board OF
Foreign Missions Of the Reformed
Church. Woman's Board Of Domestic
Missions and Board Of Education Of the
Reformed Church and the disabled min
listers fund OF tho church.
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TWO NEW YORK WOMEN
ENTERTAIN PIER COLONY
Narragansett Improvement AS
ISOLATION Is HOSt-Final
Polo Game To-day.

NAREAGASsrrr TIER. July 2i-An en-
this evning 10y Miss Beatrice HEREFORD. a
monologist OF New York and Mrs Arthur
Henry Of Now York 81 cottager here. who
appeared on the programme under her
maiden name, Glare hummer The enter
ta!nment was given under the auspices OF
tho Narragansott Village Improvement
Association.
Among those in attendance were Miss
Sarah Baldwin. Mrs. Edward II Welsh
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel II. Valentine. Mr.
and Mrs John u Fell Mr. and Mrs Alex
andcr Brown, Mr.. aud Mrs. David steven
son. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest wilkinson. Mrs
John q. Poor. Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Dewey, Miss Gertrude Stockwcll, X. T..
Simpson, Mrs. Philip NJ. Prescott. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Brevoort Kane. Miss Florence
Kane, Miss Guitar. Charles Patterson
Penney and Miss Ruth Humphrey
Tho Duke Of Manchester stayed at the
MathewSon Hotel here last evening under
the name ~ Mr.. Van Beuren with 6. do
Florez Of New York. Late this morning
the steam yacht Sovereign. owned by Col.
Charles Hayden of Boston, dropped anchor
OFF the Casino and took the Duke and Mr.
de Florez on board. The yacht then
steamed across tho bay to Newport, taxi
ing that route to avoid the possibility Of
being struck by the shells fired from Fort
Greble at a boat target
The final game of the polo tournament
for tho army and navy cups presented by
Mrs. John r. Fell will he played at the
Point Judith polo fields tomorrow.
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VAN BEURENs GIVE A DINNER
Duke of Manchester Is n Guest Re-
fore Going to Rail.

NEWPORT. July 24.--The Duke OF Man.
chester and g. do Forez OF New York
are the guests at Sunnyfield Farms of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. NJ, Van Beuren. who gave a
dinner in honor Of their guests, later TAX
ing the party TO the Marble House ball.
August IL has been selected by Il.
Iianiel Won Haimhausen for dinner to
the German embassy. DR.. Thomas Darl-
ington of New York a brother OF Bishop
j. II. Darlington, is the week end guest
OF Miss Louise Ward McAllister at her
cottage,
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Fish Webster
returned to-day after being abroad sew
eral months.
WilsaIn x. Vanderbilt Jr., arrived
to-day on his yacht Tarantula and during
the afternoon he gave tea on board for
II small party. including Mr.. and Mrs,
Pembroke Jones and tho Duchess of Mari
borough
NJ and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney en-
tcrtained their guests at Freebody Park
to- nigh. Among the entertainers here
to-day were Mrs, William Payne Thomp-
son. Mrs Herbert NJ, Hartman and Mrs.
Edward j. Berwind.
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ID ED.

CAHIL-H oVar aged a. Funeral tom
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" al IVES,
Twenty-third Frank w. camrhsi
Bldgr. Interment Roston. Mas
FRIEZE.-Gcorge Holmes. On THURSDAY.
July 81. q, Spring Lake Reach. sew
Jersey. IN his nifty ninth year. son NJ
Lyman u. Tricze Of Cranston. n.
Funeral private. Kindly omit flower.
KIERIAN. Sister Mary T. H. Kicrsn passed
away Friday morning. July 20 acute
hinalathcion ~ tho heat
Funeral services at Gdbrie's, y. Mon
day morning
MISUNDERSTANDING ~ Marienbad, Austria.
Tuesday. July a. James Edwin $icho '.
I'm his SEVENTEEN year.
Funeral notice later.
RESOLUTION DIRECTORS IRVI%C "a.
TIONAL BANK. PASSED july 81. 1914:
II is with painful shock and deep sorrow
that we learn ~ tho death - our cher.
ished friend 81 so many wears. James
T.. Nichols. Director ana Vice-Prssl.
dent Of this Bank,
Mr. Nichols career II part 81 the r.
dustrisl history Of this great community.
and no man during the last half century
OF New York's commercial activities hes
contributed more TO her progress OF
given higher tone 10 hsr business
ethics.
His cheerful urbsnity and sympathetic To-
terest In his personal associations hsv.
endeAred him IN all who have had the
privilege OF his friendship and his keen
wisdom and accurate Judgment have
made his counsel and opinion ~ liStinG
value 10 his husnrss associates
We profoundly share IN tho Srisf ~ his
bcreaved family and tender to them our
sincerest sympathy in this hour -
sorrow.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE BROADWAY
TRUST COMPANY.
Ni,hoia death
nounced to US. was most valued
member OF this hoard lie fypihed an
that was highest and best in the mer.
camille life OF this community. man
Of large a1airs and broad vision, brave
In urging what was right. far Fightod
and correct In his judgments, with II
mind mighty ~ grasp great problems
quickly. HIS name and standing len'
dignity and strength 70 this Company
and inspired confidence I'm this com.
munity.
We expires, our deep sorrow and SINGER.
sympathy 20 his stricken family
July 90. 1914.
oNEITI.-Alonth's mind macs Of requiem
for Mary Elizabeth oNeilL sister OF the
Rev u. p ONeill. Cason Point, \. y
on Monday, July 81 A. N. az So
stephens church, East Twsnty-oshth
street New York CITY.
ROBBINS. Charles F Robbins OF 40 River
Hldt l'FlNFr ~ I 70 anu p'4lrs iNN
at Twilight Park. y. Y. on THURSDAY,
July "a Funeral private
sADLER.--On July a. 1914, Houstouu
Mcintosh, beloved husband o, Florenr"
Hazeltine blackwell and son OF Abigail
Buist and the late Houstoun Molniosh
Sadlor. in tho atty second year OF his as'
Funeral services at his late residence
The Grinnell Riverside Drive and li7tn
street Sunday morning, July 's a. L.
o'clock. Charleston. $. G., papers please
copy.
STOrKWELL Died suddenly Of perltoniti'
on July 10. 1914, ~ Evansville Ind
Mary Strange. widow ~ pr william
Hamilton Stockwen and daughter OF ths
late col Nathaniel strsnse OF ken'uok'
Funeral services az Evansville lnterment
~ Orange. n. = Washington, u g.
papers ploAne copy
wFSTRROOk on July - a. her home IN
Ogieushurg, y. y, Har-ist Y. w'fs ~
charles s. WesthrooE
Funeral services a. Ogdershurg On sun
day. July 20. at T. ~
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Mrs. Eustis Wears Pcktn Coat.

Mrs. George Peabody Eustis had n
Pekin coat of red. prettily embroidered.
and there was n variety of colors let into
the skirt. There were Jade Jewels on the
headdress. which was of the Manchu
style
Mrs. stuart Duncan appeared In a pale
blue embroidered coat with a pleated skirt
OF mauve embroidered with roses She
wore her hair dressed Chinese fashion,
and II was decorated with pretty orna-
ments.
Cerise and blue constituted the colors of
the costume worn by Miss Janet Fish.
Her coat was Of blue and her skirt Of
plated cerise, while on her head she had
II decoration of artificial flowers and
ornaments.
Mrs. =. H. O. Slater went back to the
eighteenth century for her Manchurian
costume. II was n black velvet skirt heav-
lily embroidered In gold. The coat was OF
a dark olive green, on which were en-
broidered beautiful flowers in shell pink
silk. with blue and white one for
contrast The headdress was also OF tho
same period. being black velvet cmbroid-
cred and with n trimming of pearls, Jade
and tassels,
The Mandarin coat worn by Mrs. Ar
thur Curtiss James was from the late
period.
Mrs. w. Fltz Hugh Whitchousc wore
a richly embroidered costume of yellow
satin.
Miss Eleanor Townsend Darlington APP
rcar,d in scarlet and white, her en-
h-oidc-el coat having n background "
scarlet satin. while the skirt was Of white,
covered with an embroidery Of birds in
both colors and gold lIar hair was done
high and n II were flowers and tasses
Mrs John ]. Mason wore a yellow cos
tuma Of satin embroidered In an artistic
manner with dragons and flowers She
wore a Jade necklace and n real Chinese
headdrcss.
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Costume Brought From China.

Mrs. Norman De II. Warehouses; cos
tune had been brought from Pekin and
was OF an old period. II was Of white and
blue satin and was covered with rich en-
brodery.
Mrs Arthur Scott Burden was attired
IN yellow, the costume being OF bro
cadcd material with facing OF emhrold-
cry, while about her neck she wore a
string of Jade and amber,
Black and gold were the prcdomlnating
colors of Mrs, William X. Vanderbilt,
Jrs costume, The coat and skirt were
embroidered, There were Chinese orna-
mcnts In her hair and jade Jewels were
also worn
Mrs. French Vanderbilt was also in
black and gold with flame colored
skirt The coat had deep fringe 81
gold and there was considerable ombroid-
cry on the skirt
Mrs, Lewis Quentin Jones wore Man
churiau costume of pink silk cow erred with
a decoration of dra CONS, while the slippers
and headdress made the remainder Of the
| costume.
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MISS ALICE SABINE TO WED.
Daughter Of the Late bishop En-
gagged 10 Francis W. coles. Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs q. Falkland Lewis have
announced the engagement Of Mrs
Lewiss sister, Mis- Alice Sabine Of $50
Madison Avenue, to Francis Woodruff
Coles. Jr.. eldest son Of Mr and Mrs
Francis ". Coles Of Wilson Park. Tarry-
town.
Miss Sabine il daughter OF the late
Bishop William Tufnel Sabine. who was
for many years one of the most prom
nent clerCynen i'm the Eastern States.
Her mother was Miss Maria Theresa
Schieffelin, n member of one % the most
prominent families OF this city.
The wedding win take place In October
ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs o r. Lewis,
Langley Han. New Rochelle Mrs Lewis
was Miss Ef'th S Sabine
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ar. Belmont had planned the ball
Ns' tn" Interior of her palatial summer
I'm" needs little decoration for nm arrair
W This Kind with the floral decorations
mo rooms on the ground floor OF the villa
nag he"n made beautiful
A. ne htll took place In IN" Louis XIV.
r"'hs room at the right Of the main
"a" tonrad's orchestra from tho Casino
"a, sN stationed At the head Of the marble
oar,aH' In the main hail. and the music
b,nl be plainly heard IN all parts Of the
'he grounds were Illuminated with
lazy small electric lights The paths
Se', outlined and the lights were worked
nr. mo N" branches Of the trees with a
,,'y ~fect Under tho trees near the
,,H'e covered area was profusely deco
NJ WIN chinese lanterns, flowers and
'ier" the supper was served lato
r ~" hlEhi---or "srly in the morning, In
Starting '''' VI
DOVE On the cliffs Mrs Bclmonts Chi
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samuel ". Van stone.

NEWTON, y. y. July 2i-Saniuc, 3
Van S'one \ well known educator died
at his home, 81 Liberty street. this morn
ing AZ the age Of 6S For seven years
he was principal Of the Union street
school In Hackensack From thera hs
went to Manasquan, where he was princl-
pal Tor seventeen years. 1to came hero
In 1908 and was Instructor In Latin
Greek physics and rhetoric IN rho high
school.
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Jesse pIatt.

Mo~rctAiH, y. j., july 2i-Jssse Pistt.
for more than forty years resident of
Montcla'r died to-day at tho home Of his
daughter Mrs. John VI Sullivan, in King
ston. Mass He was 50 years old Al tho
time ~ his death he was president % the
Retail Dealers Protective Association,
credit reporting bureau with Offices at 2"
West Thirtv-third street, OF which he was
tho founder. Mr.. Plat Is survived by q
son and three daughters
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Count Alexander Roma.

ATHENS. July 2i.--Count Alexander
Roma, form ry Speaker Of the Chamber
Of Deputies and leader OF the GAribaldi
Legion In the recent Balkan war, d ed
here to-day. Count Alexander was
wounded in the war. He was once Minis
ter OF Education IN the Creek Cabinet
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y. W. Rulings.

SANrA cruz. Cal.-July 24--F. W Bill
ings died suddenly to-day at his country
home north Of here. lie made a fortune
In copper mining In Montana and had min.
ing interests ~ Salt Lake CITY for many
years before coming here TO live twenty
years ago.
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Horace Crosby.

Nrw ROCHELLE. July 2i.--Iowace
Crosby. known as the father OF New
Rochelle's public library" died OF heart
disease to-day at his home, IS Trinity
street. lie was born In Atkinson. M,
sevcnty-siN years ago. His wife one son
and three daughters survive hin,
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Miss BiddIe Is out Of Danger.

SArNpERsTowN. r. J., July 2i.-Mls.
Constance Biddle of Philadelphia, who
was thrown from her horse while rid.
inU here yesterday. WAS considerable
improved to-day Or Joseph l.eldy, the
attending physician. pronounced his pa
tient thoroughly out Of danger and well
on the road to recovery
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Michael J. LaIly.

Michael !. Lally. for four wears 70
lice Commissioner of Hoboken. died Of
tuberculosis on Thursday night at his
summer home in Caldwell y j. lie Vas
~ wears old