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BELASCO GIVES OUT
PLANS FOR SEASON
They Include New Comedy
Written by Himself for
David Warficld.

David Relasco announced yesterday
his plans for the coming season. On
Tuesday, August 10, he will open the
Belasco Theatre with The Boomerang"
an American comedy in three acts, by
Winchell Smith and Victor Mapcs.
Arthur Byron, Wallace Eddinger, GIL
bert Douglas, William Roag. Richard
Malchien, Martha IIedman, Ruth
Shcpley, Josephine Parks, Dorothy
Megrue and Harriet Dcllenbaugh will
be in the cast,
David Warfield will make his ap-
p%earance in "A new comedy from the
pen OF Mr.. Belasco toward the middle
Of November, This Is the third play
that Mr.. Belasco has written for the
actor. Frances Starr will open her
season in "Marie-Odilc" late in Septem-
Der and will visit principal cities of the
country. returning to New York early in
the spring to take the leading role in a
play by Il. W. Fercival and Horace
Hodges. authors of Grumpy"
Mr.. Bclasco has also acquired for
early production "The Laughter Of
Fools" by II. l.. Mal,by, which was sue
cessfully produced at the Prince of
Wales Theatre in London. Other plays
which he has acquired are by George
Middleton, Frank Mandel. Mrs. Wilson
Woodrow and A, l.. Sessions. Frances
Lightner, Maurice Samuels and The
Love Thought" by H.. |. Dodge.
Mr.. Belasco has himself adapted for
the New York stage a play called THE
Czarina.' which deals with Russian
court life. with the Charles Frohman
Company he will present a modern play
by George Scarborough n in the spring
he will revive one of the old classics.
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MRS.. F. W. VANDERBILT
GIVES NEWPORT FLAG
Emblem Will Fly in Aquid-
neck Park. Presented by
George Gordon King.

NEWPORT, July 2s.-Another fagpole
IL to be given to this city. A short time
ago Guy Norman noticed that King
Park on the southern harbor front was
without a fagpole and faa and he Of
fered one to the Park Commission The
gift was accepted and the pole was
erected and dedicated.
Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt, n for
mer summer resident, who has been
making n short Newport visit. offered
to-day to give the city n fiagpole M
flag FOR A~quidneck Park, which was
given to the city a year ago last Christ
mas by George Gordon King, The park
committee will accept the gift and an
order has been placed for the stan.
Preston Gibson. who arrived here to-
day by motor with Reginald c. Wander
bilt. found on Bellevue avenue n valu-
able emerald and pearl clasp pin and he
is now endeavoring to find the owner.
w. X. Vanderbilt returned from New
York on the steam yacht Nirvana.
Henry J. Whitehouse arrived at East
Bourne Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C..
Phipps are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
OGDEN Mills. having arrived to-day. Mi.
and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, after Il Visit
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, nave
returned to New York.
The total receipts OF Fashions Pass
ing Show last Saturday amounted TO
$%lO,ll924. according to an announce
ment Of Mrs. Whitney Warren. chair
man OF the committee.
Governor me Mrs. Beeckman enter
tanned again at dinner tonight. Dinners
were given also by Mrs. George Henry
Warren and Mrs. Craig Biddle, Lunch
.n, bnst.ss.s included Miss Anna Sands.
Mrs. Paulding Fosdick and Mrs.
Fletcher Ryer,
Entries for the Newport dog show
have closed, the list including the dogs
OF numerous summer residents.
Mrs Lorillard Spencer. Jr., and Mrs.
NJ. Goadby Loew will meet Misses z.
Leonard and Edna Barger In the final
of the women's scratch doubles at the
Casino tomorrow.
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BASEBALL AT BRETON WOODS.
Trap Shooting Also Attracts white
Mountain visitors.

BRETToN WOODS, ". H., July ss.-New
hork motors lined the parkway at Bret
Ton Woods this afternoon, when Craw-
FORD. Breton Woods, Twin Mountain
ana Fabyan guests turned out to sec
the baseball game between the Fabyan
team OF collegians and the BRETON
woods team. On the Bethlehem Coun-
Wy Gun diamond the Bethlehem and
bittieton teams crossed bats. Maple-
WOOD visitors gathered at the trans.
Mhere some good amateur trap shooting
was done by Messrs. vanderhoef. Bowls
son' RAINING, Wiley and Oliver of New
hoIk and Lyon of North Carolina.
me cabaret supper and dance in
nunor or the visitors Mt the Maplewood
.nis evening was successful in every
way. me Casino ball will take place
tomorrow evening.
me SILVER cup presented to the win
ner OF the women's handicap golf tour
ney by Miss Eva Kempshall OF New
10TH was won on the Sunset Hill Golf
CUB course by Miss Marion Holden of
New York. " VI
The Misses Babcock of New York
inv as guests at their cottage in Fran
tonIt >olch their sister. Mrs. Fordyce
parker and Mrs. H.. ID. Babcock of New
YORK. Miss Mary Kenyon has Joined
Mt. ana Mrs. w. H.. Kenyon Of New
YORK at their cottage at Sugar Hin.
sr. n Mrs. Winthrop Ames motored
rom North Easton on to the Mount
washington at Breton Woods. where
10y VIII return later with Mrs. French
''hderbilt for an autumn visit.
John u. Cornell brought In a large
rs...uns vi mountain trout to-day. Mrs.
Emily Selinger left the Crawford House
To-Day going TO Elm Tree Inn at cole
nrook' Miss and Master Warburtop.
mr, and Mrs. Hayes Trowbridre. r e.
niehcoats. Mrs. wanamaker. Mis-.
woods. John Moffatt and Mr.. and Mrs
burnside Winslow were among those in
tne swimming pool at the Mount wash.
cn.snr Ansoh q. McCook and Frederick
Maumbek tomorrow for a purse NJ
800. PURSE oi
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ARTISTS GUESTS OF WILSON'S.
Mis- Margaret Hostess to h Cor.
niah Colony.

CORNISH. N. H., July 2s.-President
Wilson'S family renewed their social ac-
,ivities this afternoon when Miss Mar
garet wills n was hostess TO about eighty
members Of the Cornish artists colony
a; a tea on the lawn OF ~Harlakanden
House.
The President greeted the guests. II
be ng the first social function he had
attended since the death of Mrs. Wilson
last August. Those who assisted Miss
Wilson were her sister, Mrs Frances
Bowes Sayre, and Mrs. Norman Calf OF
Washington, who fer the last month has
been a house guest at Harlakenden
The President was attired In a suit
OF white serge with a band of crepe
around the left arm. The guest list
included Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Church.
III. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Adams. Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Mackay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxheld Parrish, Louis Evan Shipman.
Mrs. George Rublee and Mrs. Augustus
st. Gandens.
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LORD GLANTAWE.
Noted Member Of British ParIia-
mcnt Dies at so.

According to a despatch from Lon
don, Lord Glantawe died there on Mon.
DAY lie was born in C!ydach. Wales. in
1888, and was known as John Joacs
Jenkins until 1906. when he was raised
to the pecragc as "A baron.
II is said lac could neither read nor
w*te until after he was fifteen years
Old His first political venture was his
successful campaign for the o'i'c Of
justice Of the peace and Deputy Lieu
tenant of G,amorganshirr. He was sub
.sequcrtly justice 4 the peace OF Car
marthrnshirc and Swanson and Mayor
OF Swansea.
In lNN2 he was elected to Parliament
as the Liberal representative from Car
marthon, his first term extending un.il
1856 In l>@5 he was rcturuei from
that district and remained IN the House
Of commons until 1900.
Lord Glanidwe, who was krig'ted IL
lN>@, was an honorary lieutenant of
tie Royal Naval Volunteers and a mem
beer of the Reform, National, Liberal,
Birmingham, Sperta and Walsh clubs
HIS home was At The Grange, swansea.
lie leaves no heir.
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NARRAGANsETT HEARS CHOPIN
Many New York Patronesses Mt
the Uavens Recital.

NARRAGANsETr PIER, July 2s.-A plano
recital, IAN Hour With Chopin by
RAYMOND Ravens OF Boston, drew "A
crowd to the ballroom OF the Mathewsou
this afternoon. New York pa%tronesses
were Mrs. David s.. Baker. Jr.. Mrs. $.
Human Bird, Mrs. Wenceslao Borda,
Mrs. II. Conroy, Mrs. de COppct. Miss
Gertrude de Coppet. Mrs. Stanley Hen
shaw. Mrs. S. Charles Hitchcock. Mrs,
w, Rembert Han. Mrs. John Hanan.
Mrs. Saunders =, Jones, Mrs, Francis l..
Lane, Mrs. j. J. Lawrence and Mrs. s,
w. Mathewson.
Miss Lisa Norris entertained ut dinner
before the hop for Miss Pauline Diss-
ton, Miss Hope Beale, Miss Margaret
BerwLpd, Miss Cornelia Leidy, J. G. Wis
ter, Emlen and Philip Randolph and r.
Penn Smith. Miss Dorothy Norris en-
tertained at luncheon In honor of her
guest. Miss Margaret Berwind, the
guests including Miss Lisa Norris, Miss
Pauline Disston and Miss Hope Beale.
Mrs. A. X, Montague OF New York
gave a luncheon at the Revere in honor
OF her daughter. Mrs. Nicholas Murray
Butler. Miss Rosemonde Wyman, Miss
Janet Shearson. Miss Phyllis shearson
and Miss Frances McVeigh of New York
will be guests Of Mrs. Irving H.. Chase
at Miramar over the week end.
A bridge party for the benefit OF the
N%arragansett Improvement Association
vii, he held at the Scarborough Beach
Club tomorrow. The Sportsmen's ball
will be held at the Casino next Tuesday,
and prizes will be awarded to the most
appropriately coetumed couple, A dance
will be held at the Scarborough Beach
Club on Saturday night,
Mrs. G.. NJ. Baker, Miss Eleanor r.
Baker, Miss s, Hamel and Stanley A.
Mccarthy of New York registered at
the Atlantic to-day. The Black and
White ball last night netted $500.
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CORNELIA VANDERBILT
INJURED IN BATHING
Bursts Blood Vessel When She
PlungcS Into Biltmore
Lake.

AsHFyILLE. y. G. July 2S.-Sufering
from a broken blood vessel. Miss Cor
nelia Vanderbilt. the young daughter OF
the late George W. Vanderbilt. is in the
Biltmorc hospital. where she underwent
an operation.
Miss Vanderbilt was swimming yes
,erday afternoon in n lake on the Bit
more estate. which she inherits under
the terms OF the will of her father,and
In making a sudden plunge ruptured the
blood vessel. She WAS taken at one" 20
the Biltnore hospital. which was founded
and maintained by her father. n an
operation was performed.
Hospital attendants say that the pa
,lcnt Is resting well and is In no danger.
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IENOX SHOW PRIZES
GO TO MRS.. CHOATE
Flowers From Her Gardens
Declared by Judges to Lead
in Many Glasses.
CUILDREN'S WATER RACES

lENox. July 2S.-F1owers from the
the principal winners to-day at the Stock
bridge flower show in the Casino under
The direction Of Mrs. Carl A.. de G~ersdorff,
chairman Mrs. Oscar Iasigi. Miss
Eaton, Miss Grace Ncttleton and Miss
Emily Tuckerman.
In tte sweet pea contest. for largest
collection, Mrs. Choate was first, Miss
Helen c. Butler second and Miss Ellen
King third. Mrs. de Gcrsdorff received
honorable mention. Mrs. Choate won In
tho class for the best color in peas.
Brown Caldwell won the prize for the
best single specimens of peas.
Mrs Choate Won for the best colors
In hollyhocks, the prize for the best hol-
~ hooks with foliage going TO Mrs. w. T..
Eaton. Mrs. J. Woodward Haven won
the awards for dahlias, and Miss Helen
c. Butler for gladioli. Mrs. Choate had
the best water lilies. Mrs. Bernhard
Hoffman, showed the best decorative
arrangement In flowers. The award for
the most original arrangement In flowers
was won by Mrs. Walter i. Eaton.
The mixed N race in the water
sports championships to-day was won by
Miss Helen rockingham and Yates
sattcrlee. who defeated In the final
heat Miss Edith Bonsal and Machlin
Davis and Miss Anita Delafield II y.
Newbold Morris.
TIE girls swim was won by Miss
Anita Delafeld with Miss Edith Bonsal
second and Miss Helen rockingham
third.
The boys swim was won by Yates
Sat,erlee, with Donald rockingham
second and Machlin Davis third. Miss
Edith Ronsal won the fancy dive for
girls and Donald rockingham for boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke
will give a luncheon or Monday at Fern
brooke in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hardness Flagler. who will arrive at the
Curtis Hotel On Saturday.
Mrs. Charles =. Griffin of New York
has given silver cups to Miss Helen Van
voorhis and Miss Alice Gregory for
winning the women's doubles at the
Hea,on Hall tennis tournament. They
defeated Mrs. Charles X. Gay m Miss
Edith Burtis. Mrs. Robert Maclay. Mr.,
and Mrs. II. ". Lindebury II Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ]. Morse arrived at the Curtis
Hotel tonight. Mrs. Ponsonby Ogle is
entertaining Mrs. Thomas Roberts of
Minneapolis in New Marlborough. Mrs,
James r. Jesup will start tomorrow
from the Curtis Hotel for the Profile
House in the White Mountains. Mrs,
John Z. Alexandra and Miss Anna II,
Alexandra returned to Spring Lawn to-
night from lslip. Miss NJ. Civ.lise Alex
andre is the guest of Miss Helen T. Nor
gan at Alexandria Bay. Mrs. NJ. Dwight
Collier gave "A dinner and bridge party
tonight for Mrs. George A. Adee. Miss
Kate Cary will return to Lenox to-mor
row from Newport. where she liz visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Wilkes Cary.
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

Lemon, July 2S.--Motor arrivals at the
Hotel Aspinwall to-day included Mr.
and Mrs. r. T.. L.ally, Port Chester,
y. Y. ~opackard) Mrs. Thomas Roberts,
Miss T.. Ogle, Minneapolis ,Pierce Ar
row. Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. Falcs, Egypt,
Mass. %IStcvens) MIR. and Mrs. Frank
A. Schmidt, New York, Cpierce Arrow :
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W. Rooster, Miss Roes.
ster, Master Edward Rooster, Joseph
Bates. Bridgeport. Conn. Ipackard) ;
James u. Gotter, Joseph A. Farrell,
Baltimore tFeerless) Miss Vivian
Rogers, Miss Eleanor st. clair. New
York tStearns) William y. Compton
e. A. Woodwork, New York I.ozier) :
the Rev. and Mrs. George william
Douglass. Tuxedo Park (Pierce Arrow.
BRETON WOODS. n. H., July 2s.-Auto
arrivals at the Mt. Washington to-day
from New York included Mr.. and Mrs,
Roland NJ. Butler CPackard) Dr. and
Mrs, j.. Hale Peasants. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis S. Milhenny and child (Cadil-
lac) f.. Corlies Morgan LocomobileJ :
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ".
Cresape tCadillac) Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
lam II. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. ID, n. J
Mcneil tBuick) Mrs. William Il. Mel.
son, Miss Nelson. Miss Riker 6Stude-
baker) Sir Lomer and Lady Gouin Ode.
launay Belleville) (: NJ, Rowlette, Edward
Caldwell. q, &. Hunt ,Pierce Arrow
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Hodgman, Miss
Hodgman (Cadillac).
WATERBURY. July 2S.-Among the mo-
tor arrivals at the Hotel Elton on the
Ideal Tour We're Mrs. John l.. Childs
and Mrs. Benjamin Prince. New York
1Pierce Arrow Mr.. and Mrs. A. ],
Leonard. New York (Overland) Mr.,
and Mrs. i. w. Ko~uwenhoven and party.
New York tNationaD Mr., and Mrs
A.. j. Vollrath. Philadelphia Packard)
A. J. Montague and party. New York
tMaxwelD Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest skin.
ner. Boston CLocomobile) Mr.. and Mrs
W. Fl. Sprint n party, Wilmington
Del. (Locomobile) DR.. and Mrs. j. q
Gehring and w. j. Epson. Bethel. Me
~(Packard).
CooPERsTowH, y, Y, July 2S,-Auto.
mobile arrivals at the O-te-sa-ga to-day
were: MIR. and Mrs. {. b. Shourch, Chi,
Cago Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Lawrence
Albert Moore, Hamilton, Ohio (Stude'
baker) Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Il. Sayles
Miss Helen ". Sayles, Albany tReo)
William II. Schmidt and party, New
York OPiercc Arrow Mr.. and Mrs. w
\. Bartlett. Utica (Packard) W. q
Loller, W. NJ. Paine. James H.. Harris
Chicago ,Packard) \. II. Cotter, De
troit Wyatt ID Hull, Brooklyn Ralpi
T.. Lake. New York (Detroiter) +. u
Bromhall. II. s.. Aver, New York II. $
Hotaling. Albany (Pierce Arrow,
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BAR HARBOR ACTIVITIES.
Mrs. savage VIII Give n Luncheon
for Mrs. Hare To-morrov.

Ban HARBoR, July 2s.-Mrs. William l..
Savage Will give a luncheon on Friday
in honor of Mrs. Horace Il. Hare of
Philadelphia.
Registrations at the Swimming Club
Were: Mrs. Paul Bartlett, Miss ogden
Jones. Miss Elliot. MIR. and Mrs. 4. o..
McClintock, Miss *. q. McClintock. all
q: Washington Miss L. :. Lauder. Pitts
burg James \. Benedict. Mrs. II. j.
Topp!rgs. New York.
Arrivals at hotels here include Louis
hurg-lohn y. Abbot Mathematician
NJ. Abbot. N"wport-M!ss sarah Gun
ningHam, Savannah Mr.. u Mrs. \ r.
Cleveland. Miss Cleveland. Houston ,
Mrs. l.. Often, New York.
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GATES'S WIDOW THREATENED.
Black mailers Demand 100000
From Florence Gates Judd.

M%lNNEAroLIs. July 2s.-Harold Lee
Judd, husband of Florence Gates Judd,
who wac formerly Mrs. Charles q. Gates.
with two detectives, watched all night
last night In an apartment on Spruce
place in an effort to capture blackmailers
who have been sending threatening let
tiers TO Mrs, Judd, The writer's OF the
letters are still at large.
Two letters were received by Mrs.
Judd at her residence here. The first.
received a week ago, said that Mrs. Judd
must leave 100000 at the entrance TO
the Spruce place apartments or some
thing would happen"
Mrs. Judd paid no attention to the let
ter,
Yesterday a second letter was received
saying that the money must he left by
midnight, This letter was turned over
TO the police.
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JOHN D. SHUTS ESTATE GATES
Forest ViII Intruders Cause New
Protective Measures,

CLEVELAND, July 2S-Iohn II. Rookie
Teller is taking no chances OF strangers
sneakiug into his Forest IN estate.
For the first time in his lifc he has
ordered the big front gates N the Euclid
avenue entrance to the grounds closed
day and night.
An automobile party Of weu rode past
~Gatekeeper Pat Lynch Yesterday and
entered the grounds despite his repeated
demands for them 20 stop, Lynch drew
his revolver and fired four shots. pune
turing the rear tires. The automobile
party stopped and MS shoocd out ~
the grounds.
Mr Rockefeller then ISSUED the order
to keep the gates closed. Extra pre-
cautions have been taken at the estate
to protect the owner from attack.
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NEW YORKER AN ARCHBISHOP
Most Rev. Edward y. Hanna In
stalled ~ san Fra ncIsco, .

SAN Francisco, July 2S.-The Most
Rev Edward J. Hanna was installed as
Archbishop OF san Francisco here tu-
day with impressive ceremonies. He
succeeds Archbishop Riordau, who died
December 81. 1914. after A s,ryic, Of
thirtv-one years. Archbishop Riordau's
predecessor, the Most Rev. .Iosrphus
Alcmany also served thirty-onc years.
He was the first incumbent.
y large gathering of clergy, headed
by the Most Rev. John Bonauo. Apos-
,olic delegate to the United States, par
ticipated in the ceremonies.
Archbishop Hanna was born al Rurh-
ester. y. Y. in 1850 AID attended the
American College at ltono from 1879 to
1856,
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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

ALFRED W, SPEAR, who died July
90 last at - East Fif,y-siXth street. left
no will, Application for letters OF adj
ministration made yesterday ny Flor
ence Spear, a daughter, stated that the
decedcnt left $500, 600 IN personal prop
erty and $50, 600 IN real estate. The
only other heir is n daughter, Marie
Agnes Spear.
FREpERICK S. WAIT. a lawyor, who
died June 80, 1910, left an estate %
s9i,5Sj, hat he had debts OF Sil,a7>
and left a net estate OF only s5l,s7+,
lie gave $4,000 each TO three sisters and
the remainder to his widow, Mary u, NJ,
Wait.
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O'TOOIe-PrestOn.

souTH ORANGE. N. j., July 2s.-Miss
Gertrud" j. Preston, daughter or
Nicholas W. Preston OF South Orange,
y j, and John f.. O'Toole OF Newark,
m" latter vice-principal of the Grant
wood High School, Grantwood. N. d.,
were married last night In the Church
OF Our Lady of Sorrows, South Orange,
by the Rev. william j. Grady. The
couple received a letter of congratula-
t"u from Gov David |. Walsh OF
Nassachus.t It's. a classmate Of the bride
grO0m al Holy GROSS College.
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Lydia Lopokova will head the pro-
gramme at the Palace Theatre next
week.
1.-The Last Laugh will open the dra-
matte season at the Thirty-ninth Street
Theatre tonight.
The company which Is 10 present THE
Blue Paradise at the Casino next week
will leave tomorrow for Long Branch,
where the opera will he sung on Friday
and Saturday,
Moffett and Pennell have engaged
Ethel Terry AT leading oma for
search Me-" the farce by Augustin Nc.
Hugh which will open the Gaiety Thea
tire on Wednesday, August II.
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SAYS HARVARD KILLS TRADE.
CnmbridIr's city solicitor ell Of
Loss of River business.

BosruN. July 2s.-'IIarvard University
is responsible FOR driving practically all
Uf tho business interests 4 CtmlIldge
of the riyc". dom, want to put
myself In - position OF knocking Har-
ward nor TO say t7at We are NOT all
glad in Cambridge that we have the
university with US, but ! do say that
Cambridge would be better OF financially
= harvard had not devised this scheme
of 4 basin and dam"
Thus spoke James +. Aylward. City
solicitor OF Cambridge. to a special com
mission appointed by the superior Court.
He showed that CambridGe's loss In bus
mess on the river front was S32. 93j,g 1886.
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Mrs Jane Van De Water, 100 years
old, widow Of Edward Van be Water,
d,cd on Tuesday at her home, "a Gin
ton avenue, Jamaica, Queens. She was
born IN Fast Will.Ston, l.. l.. on Deem
her -, ISL Her father was Samuel
Willis. whu owned a farm where East
WIllIston village now stands. Mrs.
Van be Water is survived by two sons,
George Van he Water, ~ years old, a
retired banker, and Wallace Van De
Water of brooklyn.
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LOVE-GILLAM.
Canatoharie Girl II the Bride Of n
st. Louis Man.

UREA, July 2s.-John Allan Love OF
A.. Louis and Miss Beatrice Arkell Gill
lam, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
+. Barbour, were married to-day In the
home OF the brides parents in Cana
,oharie. The bridesmaids were Miss
Katherine I.ipe of Toledo and Miss Helen
Hobson OF Cleveland. ID. A. McCluney
Of Chicago was best man, and Harold
Simpkjns Of Dubois, Pa, and Henry
NcCree of st. Louis were ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love left after the re-
ception on an automobile trip to pass
the month of August in Maine. after
which they will make their home in st.
Louis.
Among the wedding guests were
Bartlett Arkell, Mr.. n Mrs. A. l.. ID.
Warner, MIR. and Mrs. Howard Warner
and Edward d. Greene OF New YORK
city.
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Edmund J.. Tichenor.

MlupLETuWN y. y, July -. $3.50 Ed
muud L. T%ch"nor, AZ years old, who
probably would have been the Repuhli-
can candidate for Mayor Of Middlctown
next fan. died suddenly this morning
of heart disease. Mr., TichtHOr was horr
IN New York city and had lived twenty
years IN Middlotown, where he was en-
gagged In the wholesale paper business.
He sorry Ell one term as Alderman. lie
leaves a wife and two children
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HOWELL-EGGLEST0N.
Editors Bride an Actress Known
as billie Cree

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July 2s.-Richard
Howell. editor and publisher OF the
Bridgeport Herald and the Waterbury
Herald, to-day married Catherine Blair
Egg,eston. formerly of Charleston. 5. c.,
at the summer home of the bridegroom
In Stratford.
The bride IL an actress. known on the
vaudeville stage as Billie Cree, whose
home has been in New York for several
years.
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Despreaux-Van Brunt.

RrMsoS, y, j., July 2s.-Miss Mar
sarst Van Brunt. da ughter OF Ennis
yam Brunt OF RumsOn, n George
heNpreaux OF Navesink. were married
q, the BRIDES home tonight by the Rev.
W button Dale, rector of st. Georges
church Of Rumson. Miss Marie Ander-
son was maid OF honor. Miss Gladys
shrepShire OF Seabright was bridesmaid
ana Henry Van Brunt best man. After
me ceremony a wedding supper was
sIve1 on the Illuminated lawn.
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Samuel Long, rrosidcn, If tho Ka.cm
e .'uptnN Stree 1909, died yesterday Of
typhoid fever al his home IN the CAR
'udor Apartments, ~EIghty-S'Xth street
and Riverside Drive. lie was 40 years
old and leaves his wife and TWO brothers
Mr., Long had been in the motion picture
business in New York since 1897.
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MARRIED..

FROST BREWSTER ON Wednesday.
july =, 1915. by the Roy W j. Brew
strr Of Warehouse Point. Conn. at the
residence Of }. A Carver, oyster Bay.
l.. l.. Miss Barbara Brewster % Or.
InF'ls Frost.