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Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-23
GRID MEN GRILL DAILY FOR OPEN
 SEASON OF SPORT
Bisbee High School Eleven And Squad of Seconds Make Rea-
 dy For First Game-DateS of Contests Are Not Yet Settled

Bisbee High school football con- tinues to progress, and the practices of the team nightly become more and more attractive to the members of the squad and the school attend ants on the game. There are some twenty out for places On the team A place for practice has been ar raged on Quality Hill. the ground has been cleared, and regular hours are spent on it each evening.
 The tackeling dummy will be un- limbered this evening for the first time It has been constructed, the timber form has been erected, and all is in readiness for the first fall After tonight the silent man. who takes his knocks and abuses and does more than his share toward fitting a team. will come in for his daily abuse. Each player will have to make his dives into its knees SO many times before the main scirm- mage
 So far the practice has been con fined chiefly to bunting, catching and running with the ball There have been several signal practices of short duration They have shown that the team will have speed, and that the line will be particularly strong and fast for its weight
 The schedule has not been com. pleted Games with Douglas are assured The team always meets the Copper City boys at least twice dur ing the season, playing their final game this year on Thanksgiving with the Douglasites On their grid iron. Two games are under way with the Tucson eleven. Plans to meet the Fl Paso High school have been practically completed and if the correspondence of the managers Of the two elevens continue satisfac torily at least one game will be fixed with the Texans.
 Douglas has issued her def. She has sent word to Phoenix that she will be on hand to wallop the rest of the state at the state fair Last year, Bisbee beat the Smelterites. and made the trip. Douglas will have to win from the locals to have a right to contest in the fair games this year. Here's the rub accord ing to the locals, who have deter mined that they shall represent the south in the fair attractions
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-23
ENGINEER RYAN TELLS OF CITY LABOR ON
 ROAD CAMP WORK
Single Men Are Employed Only In Case They Have Someone In District Dependent On Them For a Livelihood

In reply Co the comments concern ing citizen labor at the road camps. contained in a letter published in yes terday's Review and signed "J E. Cathan Distri,t Engineer J. C. Ryan t1lg yesterday of conditions attending the " urk
 The present force consists of 100 men On state work and 60 on county. All of these Engineer Ryan said. are either native born or naturalized citizens and among them are some single men. Applicants are asked three Questions their name, if they are citizens. and whether married or single. If an applicant is single he is required to give his word that there is someone living within the Warren district who is dependent upon him for support. If he can truthfully make this statement his name is accepted for drawing
 There have been 55S applications for employment since convict labor was dispensed with It would be im- possible to make an investigation of each individual applicant and Engin- ger Ryan cannot do otherwise than trust to the honor of applicants In re- plying to the questions put to them Not a man has been put to work whose name has not been drawn ' Engineer Ryan said. q have been asked by responsible business men to give employment to men whom they recommended but have been com pelled to reject these proffers in or der Co insure absolute fair play through the drawing method. There are more than 25O names on the draw ing list at present"
 The name of "J E. Gathan' does not appear on the lists. Engineer Ryan said, but he would be glad to investi- gate any information lodged with him by another source The only two names on record similar to "Gathan' are Jack Ganlin and Jack Gatlin. or the total names drawn since citizen labor was instituted on road work, about 70 per cent have reported for duty
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-23
JOHN A. CAMPBELL
Public Accountant and Auditor. 5Chmid Shattuck Bldg. r. o. Box 1872
 Bisbee, Ariz.

Do your books reflect correctly what your business is doing? If not let us straighten them out Books of firms and corporations balanced up Corporation Commission and Income Tax Reports prepared Companies in corporated and books properly start ed. Mexican business handled.
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FEAR DIPPEL IS IN ARMY.
Friends Ask Brysn's Aid-wns On
Way 20 vienna.

Andreas DIPPED. who Is to have sea-
son OF comic opera at the Forty fourth
Street Theatre and later at the Century
Theatre, Is Just now the subject OF IN
qu!ry on the part OF his friends. who
have been able to get no trace OF his
Whereabouts for the past three weeks
Yesterday PAU Forester one OF his husi-
ness associates. invoked the ala Of Ser-
rotary Bryan TO learn the present wh'r0-
abouts 81 the manager.
Various stories concerning his move.
ments have been circulating IN the theatre
district The most persistent had q thai
he had been drafted as a Lieutenant IN the
Austrian army. lie is a German, but
ever since his association with the I'm
perial Opera House in Vienna Ne hiss
been a subject Of Austria \ year ago
he took out hls first papers to become an
American citizen
The last heard Of Mfr. Dippel he was
in Carlsbad. on July 90 he left for Vi
emma, and since that date not a word has
been heard from him His season was
to open in Philadelphia on September -
and lac had planned TO be here month
in advance OF that date Nine Dlppel.
who is well known IN this city, was with
her husband In '7rlsbad and left " tn
him Cor Vienna. Their home ls ~ Kali
tenleutgebcn, a suburb OF Vienna
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NEW YORK AND JERSEY
BRIDGE PLAYERS EXCEL
Carry off Honors at Lcnox-
Mrs. Crowninshield Gives
Luncheon.

Lr%oN. Aug. l2.-Nrs Chester Lyon ~
LenoN gavc pivot bridge party az the
Hotel Aspinwall last night The honors
were captured by Mrs. Fannie y. Eager
~ Jersey. Mrs J :. Bcvi-- OF Clinton.
Ia, Mrs. r. A. Strong Of Red Rank. y. j..
Mrs c w Kress and Miss Lillian Latour
Of New York. william Brinckerhof Of
Jersey city William Gilbert Of Washing
ton, ~. -. Beadon Kyle Of Philadelphia.
william Strong and Or G. l. s Wshster
~ New York and Chester Lyon Of I.uoN.
The Hotel Aspinwall opencd Us new
golf course to-day with tournament. In
the first division Mrs A. r. Relden OF New
York defeated Arthur Lambert Of New
York In the second division George II.
Castor Of New York defeated J. VI win.
ter
Mrs. Alfred White Of New York. Mrs
Hiram Dayton and Mrs. George Lorenzo
81 Washington are guests at Elnwood
Court. Fittsheld. Miss Marllena Drak, OF
Muu'clair IS guest Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hutton al Fernside In birmingham Mr.
and Mrs. George : Wise are entertaining
Robert Rudd Of clinton. y Y. AZ tb-,r
Tyrncham cottage
Mrs Henry Y Satterlee ~ Washington
IS visiting Mrs. Churchill Satterlee. Nj.
and Mrs. Henry Holister Pease have zone
20 Blank Point Conn. for two weeks
Miss isabel y. Shooter IS with Mr.. and
Mrs Hamilton Fish BENJAMIN AZ Heyv'e4i
T.. T.
Mrs. Robert II. W Dwight Of Rostop
has opened her cottage IN Richmond Mrs
n Le-ov Jones gave dinner party TO-
night followed by a theatre party IN PITS.
reld. Mrs. Frederic Crowuinshlold gave a
luncheon ~ Korkapot, entertaining for
Mrs. Thomas : Baird Mrs. Francis p
Bacon ~ Boston will arrive here to-inor-
row 10 visit Mr., and Mrs CrownlnshieId
Ms. Robert W Chapln and Mr.. and
Mrs Louis lie n Chapin have been re-
ported from London, They will soon re-
TURN 20 TyrnEham.
Mfr and Mrs. Horace r. Moorhsad Of
BronN"ille, Miss Elizabeth Brown. Mr.
and Mrs ". x. Bull, Mr.. and Mrs Will
tam I. Sileck and ". : sloane oF New
blt'shnrR arrived at the Red Lion Inn.
Sto"kbridge.
Nr and Mrs. s q Nelson of New York
are entertaining Judge and Mrs Corhln
% New York at the Maplewood. pittsneld
Ny and Mrs. julius ". Warnech. Miss
Helen Warneck and Miss Vera Warneck
OF Montclai- arrived AZ the Maplewood
today Miss Ruth Appleton Of New York
arrived from Ipswich. Mass, To- visit Mrs
J, Frederick Schenck
Mrs. Mary r. Hendrix Of BROOKLYN will
arrive soon AZ the bishop cottage. Mr..
ard MIS-. Dudley DubiquiN of Mount
Kisco. Dr. and Mrs Edward y Chesbro,
Mr. and ME-, r. clifford Holden ~ New
York are NJ the Curtis Miss Frances
Han, who had been CUES, nj Mr. ana
Mrs. w. Roscoe Bonsal A. Klnnlcutt place
has gone 10 New York
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RAIN AT NARRAGANSETT
BOOMS INDOOR AFFAIRS
Women VIII Take Part in the
Gymkhana of the Polo
Club Tomorrow.

NARRAGA SsErr PIER. Aug Eft
raued hard here during the morning and
early afternoon. and as a result there
were numerous bridge parties. teas and
Othe- indoor affairs
Among those who witnessed the finals
IN the doubles Of the Point judith Coun.
try club tennis tournament We're the
Misses Beatrice and Gertrude de Coppe,
Mr. and Mrs : Hinman Bird. Thomas
Hitchcock. Jr. Philip :. =. Randolph. Jr,
Wistcr Randolph. stephen g. Harkofsk,
Mrs. John r. Fell Harold Harvey. Alex
auder Brown, Mrs. Brakeman 9. Meyer
Joseph Meyer. : ". Paul. Jr., and Ber-
nard G. Law.
Henry Brevoort Kane Of New York
is chairman Of the committee in charge Of
the annual fancy dress hall at the Casino
on Friday Others on the committee are
Or \ + Hopkins Philip :. =. Randolph,
OTTO T.. Mcrsman Of 81 Louis and Oluey
Arnold. now connected with the American
legation at Cairo, Egypt.
At the annual gymkhana Of the Polo
Club on Friday afternoon tho programme
will probably include polo ball race for
men and women ball and basket rare,
an apple and bucket race. musical
chain. a 300 yard sprint for horses and
a hurdle race for horses.
charity bridge whist party and ten
dance was given by Mrs. John II Hanan
Of New York AZ shore Acres.
The second match In the polo tourna D.
nent Tor the Atlantic cups presented by
William 4 Hazard Of New York will he
played tomorrow
Mrs. Philip NJ Prescott entertained nj
bridge AT her cottage. Prcsticotte Mrs,
Samuel " Valentine Of New York viii
give bridge party at her home. Val
mar tomorrow Mrs William 4 Fraser
Of New York will give one OF the largest
bridge whist parties Of the season AZ Wee
Two cottage on Friday
A dance was given ~ the Mathewson
Hotel this afternoon.
Amory Eliot Of New York IS visiting
"a. cousin. Mre John G Poor Of New
york. nj Falt Rock cottage, Frederick
n. Hazard Of Syracuse arrived today al
Wcgtmoreland Fields TO Join HIS family,
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THE BOGERT-PEARSON
WEDDING ON SEPT. 8
Ceremony in Newport Church
VIII BE Followed by Reccp-
ton at Ochre Point.
MRS. BERWIND ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Pembroke Jones Will Not
Have Dancing at Her
Three Dinners.

NEWPORT. Aug. IL Plans have been
completed for the wedding Of Miss 10
sephine Southwick Pearson and beverley
Bogert Of New York. which will take
plac. in Trinity Churcn here at 4 O'Clock
on the afternoon OF September ;. and will
he followed by a reception az the homo
~ Miss Parsons mother, Mrs Fred
erick Pearson. on Ochre Point. There will
be only two attendants. Miss Lesley r.
Pearson. maid Of honor. and Clarence
BoRert. best man
Because of tho rain to-day the nnal
In the women's doubles at the Casino
could not be played Those who regis
tered ~ the Casino were Mr. and Mrs
Griswold \. Thompson. who arrived on
Tuesday night on the power yacht San
Toy II, and on which they gave a
luncheon to-day. Mrs T.. II Tooker ~
Pittshufg and Mrs. =. Il Skinner OF
Seattle at the New GINS James A.
Burden ~ New York visiting Arthur
Scot Burden
was taken to Providence this afternoon
for burial.
Mr. and Mrs J. Russell Pope have re-
turned 20 New York on the steam zach,
Narads. and NJ. VI. van Beuren Is back
from a fishing trip In Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Wilson have gone
TO Saratoga for tn" remainder Of August
W. - sNhAI.Alllfl iltNFT bI ffFSl'I dfTlNeN
this evening At her summer home here
The relatives here Of James j. Van
Allen. who Is nj Basle. switzerland. were
treasured by a message from him to-day.
as II was feared that he was In the
war zone.
Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie, Mrs Gam
br.l and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs were
dinner hosteSSes this evening, Luncheons
were given at the naval training sta
ton by Mrs. Edward j. Berwind and
Capt. and Mrs Roger Welles, the latter
having as guests Rear Admiral and Mrs
Frank r Fletcher and Rear Admiral and
Mrs Bradley A Fiske
Reginald Norman gave stag luncheon
at the Squantum club Mrs. Pembroke
Jones. who had planned 70 give three large
dinner dances later IN the month. has
given up the dance part OF her entertain
meuts and will give only the dinners.
Baron Horst Won Lorsner Of the Ger.
man Embassy has r turned from Wash
ington. Alfred Arson Of New York has
concluded his visit to Mrs. Thomas J.
Emery.
The midsummer flower show under aus
pics OF the Newport Garden cub and
the Newport Horticultural Society. will
open tomorrow On the grounds Of Bel
court. owned by Mrs .. H. T.. Belmont.
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Plays and Players.

The Lieher Company. which has bee,
worried over the Whereabouts Of some OF
rs actors and managers. has received
word OF the safety ~ several Joseph
Urban. the Niennese artist. who designed
the scores and costumes for The Garden
OF Paradise has been heard from In
Italy O. i. Heggie and CLIFFORD Brooke
who will also he associated with the pro-
duction, will arrive i'm Montreal on Mon.
day. Brandon lyman. who will play the
title role IN Joseph and HIS brethren"
will arrive OF the Celtic tomorrow. Yer
non Steele. Who will appear in "Ths
Highway Of Life" AZ Wanacks Theatre.
has arrived on the Cedric Phyllis Nell
son-Terry is not due to sail until after
October
II order not to conflict with other FIRST
nights Srlwyn 90 have decided on
Wetn, sday. August %. for the opening
% Under Cover ~ the Cort Theatre.
Chauucey Olcott will be under the direct
management OF Henry Miller and K!aw
Il Erlanger this season. His tour. which
will begin shortly will carry him into
the leading theatres % tho prime Sal cit
les. This year Mr. olcott is TO appear
IN The Heart Of Paddy Whack." new
play written especially for him by Rachel
CTothers.
The pnnci-g Duchess" after all. will
not go TO Boston. Arrangements have
been made 10 open the play al the Casino
next Wednesday night Changes in eae
cast have been made so speedily that II
has not been found Necessary 20 take the
company ou: Of town. Tho chief new
comes VIII be Q@s Harlan.
william Hodge. who mas not seen New
York for q year. arrived here yesterday
with his company from Winnipeg. where
he has Just finished his season in The
Road 20 Happiness Mr. Hodge has
been playing the leading role IN the piece
since August % last and had rot lost ore
performance during that time. lie will
rest for a week and then begin rehharsais
preparatory 20 opening the coming sea
son IN the same play al the Plymouth
Theatre i0 BOSTON on September =
Ferdinand Gottschalk who is 70 plav
one Of the principal parts IN John Drew's
new comedy The ProdGal Husband"
arrived from England yesterday by way
IF Montreal lie is said 70 be the frst
English actor coming from abroad who
SAYS nothing about being ''marooned" in
England. having TO cross In the steerags
or being chased across the sea by Ger
man warships.
william Co.rtlegh, shepherd OF the
Lambs CLUB. has completed his first nlm
performance. The Better Man" by Cyrus
Townsend R.ady. produced by the Pa
nous Players Film Company. u has
lust been released 10 the picture theatres
throu,hout the world
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ONE DAY BRIDE SUES HUSBAND
Mr., Hricr CnwIey seeks >cpnr"-
tiou with s25 weekly \iimony.

romance which began ON steam
shin VOYAGE between New York and New
orleans. resulted in the marriage In New
orleans and ended the DAY af'erward
when the husband left his Bird" and
never returned was revealed IN the
Suprcm. Court Yesterday wh'n Mrs Jane
Elizabeth Cawlcv nled suit for sepira-
ZION from Bricc CaNlcv, a food insp 'tnr
I'm the Department ~ Wealth and son Of
samuel J Cawlcy, Jr, an insurance bro
ker at Pine street
Mrs Cawley says her husband has an
income % more than $50 week ana
asks s25 week alinony.
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BEQUEATHS MINERAL
WEALTH OF COUNTIES
Mi, Philipsc's Will Disposcs Of
RIGHTS Held Under An
cicnt Patent.
STATE TO PURCHASE THEM
. AT Of Putnam County and n
Part Of DutcheSS Included
in Grant.
STATE TO PURCHASE THEN

g.. ,..H..h filed Yesterday " tho ca
o.. .s MISS NtrSore. Gouvcrneur phil
, ,.. we'd ~ West FHfty.sixth
.,-,.. ..l di.i on december last. shows
,.l. ...ti-r SIN" i.f property now val
..t .... '3p5sJ she had an interest
rrH ... mineral lands In Putnam county
.-f '.a south half Of Duchess county.
yN '., bring h,r heirs fortune
,lrr.-. a. ,.tticm Mt to Doe made with
.-s- .. pho safe 4 Sew York Valuable
a.....t. .f .ou ore have been found In
r,t... county. A. well as Of silver and
,'... ua.rtl.
r. ..' br.r 20 the estate ~ Miss
tAf.-. hor sister. Catherine Wads.
vr.. rrIp.r. To- whom she left her in.
,.-... .r 'r. mineral land. and s22.l6l
~ ... ttNtd. property. The tax on her
interest u $500 mineral rights In 7t776
..-,. of Platinum and putchess county land
o.I r.' hc uNel un;il after the settlement
g.'r tU, h,'.. has oo,n made by tn" S:ate.
'.s. f....sa Jeff tho remainder NJ her
,.,l'. 'p ner Dous.l Mrs. Mary T. sat
.a-'., ~ o West Fifty-siN'h street Her
vii gave 100000 90 stocks aud bonds n
-e- c,u-.,. Helen Wadsworth Uearu Of
Bound BROOK y. J. and Helen blanchard
r.., = St-oul,ourg. Pa, bu, at the time
" hop l,lh she owned no securities.
M.. catherine Wadswor,h Phillpse
nal- gr affidavit IN regard To- her In
tere,. go ta. Putnam and Duchess county
.t.,e-,. YEh's 10 which she said that the
uG u-, patent, consisting ~ all ~
ilt .r. aal tu" lower part Of Duchess
1AWs
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Poi Henri Plancon was born June 10.
1851. AZ Fumay. In the French depart
meAt Of Ardeaucs. he received AiN rcu-
eral education % the College OF Charlie
volN and later studied singing and mus"
I'M Paris under puprez and SH~ glia. II"
made hts dcnut o. the operate stag" ~
Lyons iu 1877 IN TIE Huguenors," which
was always thereafter one ~ his fa'o~tef
Ills Paris dohu. was made on Fcbru
airy II. 1850, at the Theatre Dc "a Cato
as CoionHd in puprats "petrsch.' He
made his FIRST appearance AZ thc U3rla
opera House on June -. 1888. ~ Ncph-
,stophclcs in Gounod's "Faust." lie vas
1rs, soon md heard ir ronioA ~ the Co
vent Garden or Juno 2, 1871 as Ncphis-
foIhcIC9.
p'oucor's american debut was at the
Metropolitan Opera Eous- on November
20. tS93. when he appeared IN Council s.
idyll.c philemon - RNVc's" The tue
parts We're enacted ny Plsnco1 ma Nj rs
Sigrii Arnoldson He appeared frequently
later IN the Sunday evening concerts At
the Metropolitan where his singing Of
"Th. TWO Grenadiers' became as much
of "a hXcd feature as the orchestra $
performance ~ the "Wil'aT Trl" over
ture.
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$50 FLOWER SHOW EXHIBITS.
Product, Of Gardens of Manchester
summer Residents.

",~cur~rsR. " Aur. IA flower
.~l garden exhibition on the lawn ~
Mrs John Jusup Gunthcr ~ New York
4 t. contained ueuriy tWp hundred and
'f'v exhibits. including flowers I'm vases.
..'4 bridal bouquets and hanging
baskets and on decorated tables. Women
.--rr.4t-i with Mrs Gunthcr IN the
rr.t..' which was for tho benefit Of the
Manchester Village Improvement Assoc
.lt.0r. included Mrs Charles : Francis
- Troy. Mrs. Clarence NJ Clark. Mrs.
Robert N. Janney. Mrs II. VI. Sill and
Mrs i r DE Coursey OF Philadelphia.
NJ. Horace q Young, Mrs George II.
Tharho~ and Mrs A. VI. Reed Of AL
1any and Mrs James l.. Taylor, Mrs..
p = Mcqueen. Miss Anita Bliss, Miss
>l,ce r. Fox. Miss Florence Taylor. Mrs.
charles II. Pray and others Of New York.
a particularly line display Of gladioli
came from the farm OF Arthur Cowee AT
Hs-'n. Y Y. The exhibits from the
James Is Wilbur farm included large
collection Of rare plants.
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"A holy war.
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

New LoNpoS. Aug. l2--Motor arrivals
at the Gr!swold included Mr. and Mrs.
o ". Mannis, Miss Edyth Manns, New
York city Lancia) e W Clifford. Miss
Rosemond clifford, New Bedford Pack
ard
tor arrivals at the Hotel Elton on the
Ideal Tour were;
Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Dlckerman, New
York cadillac Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry.
Baltimore and Mrs. Haywood. New York
tPeerlessD Mr. and Mrs. william Paul.
Ir, Newark tCadillac) Mr. and Mrs
g. Lee. East orange CFordD Mr. and
Mrs q. \. Bowen, l., : Bowen, &. \.
Newiug, New York (Oidsmobtle) MIR.
and Mrs. Clarence White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. \. Strong, Red Bank, y. j. oOallandD ,
Mr.. aud Mrs. William II Nog"l, Miss
N0gel, William Il. Dorman, Brooklyn
CPiercsJ Mr. and Mrs. Henry r Rus
sell rttsfield, Mass. Hudson W. Il.
and {. B. Rogers, Danbury Hudson ,
Mr. and Mrs T Clarkson Lewis, Jr..
New Haven Packard.
Lemon, Aug. l. New Workers. who ar
rived by automobile to-day at the Hotel
Asp!nwall included
Mr. and Mrs. l.. \ Behr Stearns) +.
Holmes ,Hudson) Mr.. and Mrs. w y.
olive, Dorothy Gatz Laurence Gatz
Packard Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Bur
l.. Snyder. Miss Marion snyder. Miss c.
J.. snyder a L. snyder. Jr. Packard) ;
George l.. Booth. Jr.. =. -. Self, \. WI
son ,PierceD Miss Jessie Wallace, Miss
Myrs COY Miss Alice Johnston Loco-
mobile). Also Mr. and Mrs W PAUL Jr.,
New ark packard.
BRErroN Woops. Aug lo--Automobil-
arrivals AZ the Mount Washington included
Dr. and Mrs. l.. \. opdylse Miss Gladys
Opdyke and Miss Elizabeth opdyke,
Jersey city oCadniac) Emery T. John
son. New York MERCER J T. Tyler,
New York CK'sseD A. s, Leon, New
York Cadillac \. Garside, New Norf
CCadllac). Arrivals AZ the Mount
Pleasant were Mr. and Mrs David Rehs,
New York Packard Mr. and Mrs.
william c. Goode. Miss y Goode and
Miss Clara Goode, Clinton, y. J. 'h,ercrl
LAKE. sUNApEE, Aug - Arrivals a;
the Granliden Hotel over tho Ideal tour
included
Mr. and Mrs. Y. Smith. New York
,BuicN George 4 Schotter, New York
I.ozier Mr. and Mrs. J. J Mcclure.
Brooklyn Packard) Mr.. and Mrs Victor
- Delamater, New York Peerlessl NJ
and Mrs Alexander whit,.y, Whitr
Plains (Packsrd) Mr.. and Mrs r. II
Leach. New Rochelle Chalmers NJ
and Mrs f. J. Hylan. New York ,Stevens
burgess Joseph savIige. New York
/ Orr.rlessl Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B!nton
Brooklyn Lozler> Mr.. ana Mrs j. II
WhoeleVright. white Plains 'Pierce-
! Arrow,
NANcHFsTER. VI, Aug. l2.--ArriNals by
automobile a. the Equinox House include
the following from New York
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ). Edwards palmer
Singer Mrs. Henry o. Clark, Miss i'iark,
Miss H. Clark. Miss May l., clark
! (Caiiiac) Mr. and Mrs. n. /. Thornen
,Oldsmobile) Mr and Mrs. W u. Bevln
/ ,MercerD Miss X Z. Elliott, Miss NJ r.
Thompson G1ercel Mr.. and Mrs w Z,
| Smith trackdrd).
RlTLANr. Aug i2.--To-days arrivals
! by automobile at the Berwick Included
\ " Townly, Mrs 4. II Townly, Jon.
/ McAvov, New York (SimpleNl Mr. and
I Mrs George Huntoon, Miss Hun'oon, II
! ". Huntoon, Brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs 6
| " Giles and party, Atilehoro' Mass
| MAXWELL
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DIED.

r,ERs1N BENJAMIN. aged ~ services
a, THE FUNERAL CHURCH" 2r
W.s' Twenty-thirt street campbell
Bldrt Notice NJ funeral hereafter.
Ausp,c,s Actors Fund
HARTWEI.L Suddenly. on Tuesday. Az
gust ~. Mary Davenport Ha-'weli. VII.
q, the late Hugh Ntsbitt Hartwel Of
somerville. y. J. and daughter Of Maria
Remsen and the late James S. pavsn'
port.
Funeral services THURSDAY. August 10, a.
23O T NJ AZ her late residence az
Someryi.e. =. J Carriages will meet
rain leaving foot Of Liberty street al,
llo = 81 kindly omit flowers.