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JUDGE GRAY'S WILL
DISPOSES OF 100000
Bulk Of the Estate Bcqucathed
to His Widow. Sons and
Daughters.

John Clinton Gray, for TWENTY-FIVE
years "A member of the State Cour, n,
Appeals. bequeathed the bulk of his
100000 estate to his family. lie died
ON June 81 last at Newport. and his
will was nled yesterday for probate In
the Surrogate's Court.
To his widow. Mrs. Grace Townsend
Gray. he gave the premises a, 43 East
FiftIeth street and the income from
1000 shares OF United States Steel Cor.
poration stock. Upon her death or re-
marriage the stock is To ba divided
among her three sons and a daughter
Edith Gray Hit. They are also named
as residuary legatees.
Pauline Gray Witherspoon OF Wash
inston, ID. c., another daughter, Is lief;
the following stock in rust; 100 shares
National Bank OF Commerce, S57 shares
Peoples Bank. 200 shares American To-
bacco Company preferred and 800
shares United States Steel preferred
Upon her death this trust fund will be
distributed among the three sons, with
the exception OF $4,000 to Thomas +.
Witherspoon. the daughters husband.
las n mark of my regard
Among small requests totall.ng $1,000
Is the following II give to Morgan John
Cray O'Brien. son OF my friend ex-Jus-
tice Morgan J. O'Brien, and u whom
was given IN part my name. my marble
bust of cicero and my silver inkstand. -
To his sor John Clinton Gray, 10
Mad!son aNenu the testator gave jew
elry and his successorship to the fellow
ship In perpetulty of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art. Henry =. Gray, another
son, II the same address, also received
gifts f jewelly and his father's share
In the New York Law Institute. engrav-
ings and portraits OF English chancel-
lors and judges. a painting OF the Capt.
toll at Albany, his fathers law books,
office furniture and his desk, which I
have used no long in my judicial work"
To Albert u. Gray OF old Westbury.
L. l., another son. he gave two shares
of stock in the Newport Casino Corpora
ton OF Newport, X. l., his writing table
and Washington chair" Edith Gray
Hit. daughter, was b~equeathod a por-
trait of her paternal grandmother by
Nalni and her fathers inlaid bedroom
set.
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LAKE PLACID PROTESTS.
shore Ow e Oppose rInn 10 Rc-
Open state Forests.

Lane rINcIu, y. Y Ju'y T. Nlrm.-
hers % IN" shore Owners Assncld IoH
In their annual meeting here to-day
unanimously adopted a resolution ud-
dressed to the constitutions. convention
ANA protesting NIg lously agaiust any
change in the provisions OF IN" present
Constitution under which the Lumber
ana wood pulp iair,csis are barred
operating b. the state forests.
icorgr \ Stevens uC ldkc Placid,
Nice-prosIl.lH of tn, ASSOCIATION and for
years a worker for the protection # the
AhiroudICk forests against the lumber
and pUlp Interests, vas delegated I,
present the resolution which Wa
drafted by Francis Skunk Brown
OF philadelphia, Au0rueN-,;cnrral OF
Pennsylvania, ana 4. W. pimmick, both
campers oH Lake Placid
i'r,I. Ehwiu L \ Seliemdn of io-
lumhia University, prcnidc't OF the AZ
ISOLATION, j. also a delegate to the CON
stitutlondl convention, lie is strongly
opposed 10 letting down the bars to In,
lumber and wood pulp interests.
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CABARET TEA AT BAR HARBoR.
First OF eason IL ueId-ArriysIs
Numerous in Maine.

Ban HARBoR, Me-. July THE Srs,
~ ,he AFTERNOON cabar teas here wal
SVEN from . to Z to-day with dancing
MT and Mrs. +. ". Stackpolc Of Bns.
you ana London are guests at the Louis.
ours. Mrs. i.ucien Carr, who had been
passihs several weeks In Edgencld cot
age VIII start on Monday for ~. An
H,e"s, where she will spend the summer
WITS, Morren Will join Zen. Morrell to-
morrow. Because of tho s,ormv w.n,hor
they were obliged to abandon their
yacnt and fnish the trip here by rail.
MISS Ruth Draper of New York vii,
entertain with mcnologues on July "a
~ the Jordan Pond House for the bene-
NJ or the hospitals In France. Mrs.
bodman of Seal Harbor. Miss Wheel
wr'sht or Asticoux and Miss Blodgc,t of
Nortn East Harbor are among the
patronesses.
Among those registered at the swim
ming club to-day were Mr., and Mrs.
Ten Eyck Wendell, Ten Eyck WcndeIJ.
Jr' washington John J. Emery. Mrs.
andrew Carnegie, Miss Margaret Car
hegie, Miss E.stelle Whitfield, New York
Mrs' Mason Campbell, l.. A. Biddle,
Philadelphia.
Reginald johnson md family of Read
vie, Mass, arrived here to-day. Mrs.
oharies +. Ostrander viii give "A tea
next monday Mrs. II. Hall Mccormick
entertained eighteen at dinner tonight
Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris will give a
Inner Tor twenty guests on Friday. Mrs.
plat Hunt entertained at luncheon TO-
day.
Arrivals here included Louisbure-
Mr.. and Mrs. John McHugh, Minnea po-
us MIR. and Mrs. Il. :. Townsend, New
iork. ~. Sauveur-Comtesse de Mont
,oye. Miss Laura jay Edwards. Mill
brook, ", v. Belmont-Miss : = Iom.
bard, Boston. Malvern-IIenry Phelps
Case. New York.
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ACTOR and WIFE HURT
IN LAUNCH EXPLOSION
Mr.. and Mrs. James ". Clinton
Victims of Alcohol stove
May Die.

James ". Clinton, the comedian, who
created the part ~ the news agent in
"on Trial and his wife. Cora l.awton
Mitchell. were badly burned last might
when an alcohol stove ON which Mrs.
Citation was cooking supper exploded
The stove was In Mr.. Clintrn's naphtha
launch, Peggy, in the Harlem River at
2o9th street. They were taken 10 the
Washington Heights Hospital, wher. the
ply sicians said there was little hope for
the recovery ~ either.
When "On Trial closed at the Cind.
Ter Theatre last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton pln ned a trip through the lIud-
son River and .lua,s t. Lake George,
in ;hcir thirty foot cabin launch. They
went to live iboarl the launch while IA,
was being painted and were ~ nave
started In = few days.
When Mrs clinton. who Is an actress,
lit the alcohol stove about : O'Clock las,
night a five gallon tank which feeds
the stove exploded She was blown
through the cabin door INTO the river
Mr. Clinton. who was five feet away.
WAS burned aud TUNED.
Mrs. Clinton was taken from the
water by three other boa owners. Leon
ard Mrtzgrr, John Schlcttcr and Will
Stahl. Then Metzgrr found Gin.
ton cropping around the cabin Of the
burning launch II" smashed cut "A
window and pulled Clinton through the
opening.
when he was lifted into the amhu-
lance SIR. clinton said to Dr. Gluck-
stein, please save my face. | use Il
iu the play. ] don't care about my
body"
The fire Was c~NtiuguislI"d before the
wHs completely destroyed
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OBITUARY.


Maurice y. Quinlan. champagne agent
aud one OF the best known story tellers
in New York. died Yesterday at his
home, 2G26 Broadway. Death was due
to cancer of the tongue. Mr.. Quinlan
was 40 years Did. lie was born in
county Kerry. ireland. He settled in
the First Ward and became known
locally as Il story teller and wit. Twenty
Ave Years age he sold his saloon in that
ward and became the representative OF
"A champagne arm. lie was active in
Tammauy Hall affairs.
IL" went TO Saratoga three months
ago, and while there was troubled with
sever. pains In the head. He placed
himself In The ear" of specialists. VINO
found that there was , growth at the
base of the tongue RE was treated
with Iadium at the General Memorial
Hospital, hut the location of the growth
mad. II Tim ult t. reach Effectively. Nj.
Quinlan took To his bed only ,hic. LAYS
h-ior" Lis death. II" was a member
Of the catholic club the National Demo
craft" 'lub aud ~" irish American
Athletic cub.
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FRITZ SCHEFT FREED OF DEBT
DISCHARGED From bankruptcy on
econ ~ndmtion Of Referee.

Fritz Schen was granted a discharge
rom bankruptcy by Judge Learned
Hand in the United States District,
Court yesterday. her creditors having
'diled to substantinte the charge that
hhe had concealed si0,O0O worth Of
JewelTy from the trustee.
Miss Schen filed a voluntary petition
N August 1913. with liabilities OF
'li',h58 and assets Of tTi,g23. II way
s"lu at the time that her attempt to
revive Mile. Modesto" under her own
enlargement had proved a costly ex-
pertinent.
Last February Milton Wolf. presi-
dent OF Joseph Inc. milllners, OF 632
fltth avenue, filed an affidavit in which
he asserted Miss Sclen had pn wned
$40 600 worth of jewelry before going
INTO bankruptcy and had turned the
pawn tickets over TO Charles n. billing
nam once her theatrical manager. The
'ledltors we're given AN opportunity
to prove this charge at the hearings
before Referee In bankruptcy John J.
townsend. but failed to do 80.
Referee Townsend accordingly recon-
'"tnd Miss Schef's discharge
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LENOX TO SEW FOR SOLDIERS.
Mrs. NrBurnc>. Who Lost Tive
BROTHERS In War. Forms Ciub.

LFNox. July : Mrs Henry McBurney
of StockhridEc, whose father, col Lionel
MontaGu, is directing the training ~
evolutionary forces Il Great iritaln
and who has loSl two brothers in the
war, has organized in Stockbridg- a
sewing club to make supplies for the
emergency hospitals in France, Mrs.
Joseph II. cloate is president uf the
club, MIS-. Mcliurucy and Mrs. Alex
ander SedgwicN, ST., Vic--pres!ieNls, and
Mrs. Edward u, owen, treasurer,
Mrs. william H. Bacon has gone to
Boston to visit Mr., and Mrs. Joseph :,
Lowering, to W.Om "A fourth son was
born to-day Mrs Lowering was Miss
Elizabeth Bacon Mrs, Charles Dana Of
New York, is visiting her sister, Miss NJ,
l.. parkiu, at tn Mtplcwuod. Iittsfeld
f. Augustus Schorm 'rhulu returned to-
ddy to Nnitcstuue, l." /
william H. -. Field las presented "A
cup for a ringers tournament ut the
L"loX Golf cub. Ambassador and
Nine. Dumba have issued cards for
luncheon ON Friday At the I'oplars.
Mr, and Mrs, Chauncey NJ. Depw are
expected to arrive tomorrow At the
Hotel Aspinwall MIR, and Mrs, Edward
/. IIaylies and Mrs. william Douglas
Sloane went to Sew York by aulomu-
bile to-day
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SUFFRAGE EVENTS TO-DAY
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.

so =. M.-seventrenth Assembly
district, Manhattan. open air carica-
ture campaign BY Leu Rogers, Brus h.
way aud Ninety sixth street. Mir
william !. Morton, chairman.
: T. Hronx Herman American
committee meeting at Realty Building.
400 East ltsth st'oet.
\ M.-fift-enth Assembly district.
Manhattan, meeting. a. Broadway and
seventy ninth street.
sP M-Tprnty.h NTH Assembly dis
trict. Manhattan, meeting, Fifteenth
street aud Fourth avenue.
J. M-Twenty-third Assembly dis.
trIot, Manhattan. local Dy,kmau SEQ
ton meets at home OF ID. Lillian RAW
DAT 2.l sherman avenue
sSO y. NV seventh A.
scmbiy district, Manhattan. and seven
trrnth senatorial district ~ ihe
Numen's Political Union. meeting
Broadway ana Forty hfth street
WOMESs POLITICAL. UNION.
|! NooU-S.Neuteenth Senatorial lis
trict street meeting at Madison square
/. 80 T.. ". and T. M-Mcctlugs az
Rowing shop Winner" Madison ave-
nue. and Twrnty-third street.
u M.-TN'Hty-Se,oud Senatorial
district. Manhattan. street meeting, at
id7th street ana W~cstchesier avenue.
$50 T. M-Twenti-th Senatorial dis
t"ict, Manhattan. meeting 1854 street
y Madison avenue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
N~ARRAGANSETT TENNIS
AND GOLF PLAYERS OUT
Bathing at scarborough Beach,
Also Attracts Visitors
at the Pier.

N~ARRAGANsETT PIER. June AMONG
those IN the throng at scarborough
bathing beach to-day were Mr.. and Mrs,
Jerome n. Bonaparte Of Washington,
Mrs. Samuel II. Valentine, Mrs. Trayers
Brown, Edward Allen MACPHERSON, MI.
and Mrs. Kenneth Muricksor, Miss Elise
Morris and Henry Randolph.
The improvements on the golf course
have evidently been an added incentive
to players, those out to-day including
Philip : T. Randolph. Philip Prescott.
r., Harold Harvey. Miss Marjorie Chase,
Samuel h. Valentine, Senator Irving II.
Chase and capt. Frank y. Kellogg, l.,
:. y.
Among the tennis ~"nthusiasts wer..
Miss Louise chase. Francis Moul,un.
Miss Eleanor Chase, Nelson NJ. Graves
and Miss Elizabeth Kellogg
Kenneth +. simpson Of New York
started to-day for cape Cod To attend
"a house party to be given IN his honor.
lie will return later to New York to be
the guest of George II. Perkins at River
dale.
Luther l.. Graves, Jr, Of New York.
who has been visiting in Buffalo, will
pass the remainder Of the sImmer at
the Hotel MathewSon. Henry II. Iiark-
ness. who's steam yacht Wakiva has
been anchored off the Hotel Mathewsou
for several days, started to-day for
Newport.
MIR. and Mrs. William II. Coumbs Of
New York, Mrs, George ". Mctiruw Of
-. Louis and the latter's daughter, Mrs
A. h. Lambert of New York.. motured
over to Watch Nm to-day to visit Miss
lane Grey stevenson Mrs. A. la Mon
tague and Philip La Montague of New
York, who have been the guests OF Mrs.
La M~"ntagne's daughter. Mrs. Nicholas
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GIVES LECTURE FOR
WOUNDED SOLDIERS
u. j. Dawson Addresses MANY
Women at NicOll Cottage on
Lake AgOwan.
MRS. PHIPPS ENTERTAINS

SOUTHAMPTON. y V, July Mrs.
Henry Phipps was hostess this after
noon at Mrs. DE I.ancey Nicoll's cottage
on Lake Asowan, where a lecture was
given by Henry J. Dawson, on 9TH.
Psychology and Philosophy Of Color and
Form In Interior Decorations" Mr..
DAWSON illustrated his lecture with rare
fabrics gatherod from all parts OF the
world and charts depicting the history
and psychology OF color.
More than nifty wOmen OF the cottage
colony were pit, sent. The lecture was
given for the benent Of the Ambulance
~. Pierre. just outside Geneva, where
the Nicomtesse de la Forest Divonne
has organized u small ambulance corps
10 care for soldiers suffering from ,ye
wounds.
Among those present were Mrs.
Francis Burial lionlan. who was
chairman Of the p~itronesses Mrs.
Peter II. Wyckon. Mrs. j. Metcalfr
Thomas. Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson.
Mrs. Frederick \. Snow, Mrs. william
Love Rice. Mrs Henry T.. Rogers, Mrs.
Henry y. Robbins, Mrs. Franklin Pei
ton, Mrs. stephen T.. Peabody, Mrs.
Rufus l.. Patterson, Mrs. Charles y.
Macdonald, Mrs. Charles \. Keep. Mrs.
Gcorge Barton French. Mrs. Il. A.
Franks, Mrs Shepherd IL. de Forest,
Mrs L, TIFFANY Dyer, Mrs George e.
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NO JUSTUs F0RMAN WILL.
Half sister Seeks Appointment as
Administrative.

justus Miles Forman, the author who
was drowned in the wreck of the Lust
tauia, left personal property estimated
a. about $4,000 In this State. No will
las been found.
His half sister, Caroline NJ. Bridge
of Mason, H., yesterday applied TO the
Surrognte's curt for appointment as
administratrix OF his estate. The author
j. survived by tho petitioner, three
reccs, a nephew, two grandnephews and
three g"randnieces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
WE EAT TOO MUCH, SAYS FORD.
lnstrurts Ills chief Physician 10
Educate Public Appetite.

DETROIT, luly DR. james T.. Mead,
chief physician of the new Fore hospital,
has been directed 10y Henry Ford to es-
tdnliSh . department Of d.'tct,rs, the
object Of which viii he to teach IN.
public to cat less and how to eul It.
Eat only when hungry" said Mr..
Ford to-day, and then eat less than you
feel You need. Try Il for = week and II
guarantee Nou viii feel healthier
The best authorizes tell me we eat
too much. myself have tried the EAT
| s. theory AID ! am thoroughly con-
that II rs reliable and beneficial
| have the greatest sympathy for a man
addicted to liquor His appetite Is ,
disease, caused m many cases by unwis"
eating. That he Graves strong drink Is
often not his fault
l. i declared that If the employees
Of the Ford Motor Company viii follow
their presidents ady.." AND eat less they
Will save at least 81 900. 400 annually.
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WOMAN PREVENTS ROBBERY.
Sees Two Men saving P~nwnshOp
Gruting and Calls Police.

An apparent attempt to rob "a pawn
shop at 500 Third avenue early yesterday
syening was frustrated by a woman who
HANGED to be looking from a third story
rear window and saw two men saving
at a grating. She ran 10 the street ana
called i'atrolman Deutch and Detective
Wayle. who we're talking together.
The policemen slipped into the court,
the ~intruders fed, and u chase began,
which ended in front of 228 East
Twenty fourth street. where the fugltivea
were caugrt. one Of m" prisoners, Frank
Morgan, ~, ~ "a Henry street, received
a scalp wound In ,ha fight with the
police and was treated In the East
Twenty-second stIeet station, where the
men were taken, THE other CAV" his
name as Richard Hopper, rs, of Sl3
Clinton avenue, The Bronx. The two
were locked up, charged with attempted
burglary,
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. Pau A. Andrews aud her daugh
ter, Mis- MargLrct Andrews, arrived
yesterday at the -. Kegs from New
port Miss Audrcws's marriage tu
Morgan Belmont will take place n the
sulnmer home e her pareDjs in New
poit on August a.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Mauier and
Miss Dorothy MinlCe. who WIll t., a
Garden city, /. l., during July. win go
Ia N~arragarsctt Pier in August, 80 be-
with Mrs. william Fras,g At her sum.
m"r place. Mr.. aud Nj, Nance NlIl
go t. Lake Louise in Scrtcmh,r
The firth Of Henry ! Dawson 5 leo
lures, arranged by MNs Frederic Esl,r
tor the bel eiit e The ltisthamptou Wan
Relief Fund, viii be given to-day at tie
summer home OF George McAipln
AT ltasthamptuu, /. !.
Mrs. william Alexander gave a
luncheon yesterday at the -, Regis for
Mrs, T j. Oakley Rh,neltudcr.
Miss Josephine Gibson, who has been
in Sewport since the early part of MAY.
wtli 20 to Management Pier for the
remainder Of The season.
Mrs. Whltelaw Reid will leave npbir
Farm al White Plains on Julv "a for
the Adlrondacks, whore she Will remain
until the fan.
Mrs. Hamilton Nick, Twomhll, who
has been making a motor tiip through
the Berksairrs, has gone To- bland
springs for a brief visit.
Diaz .Albertini arrived yesterday
from Europe by the ~l,spagnc and
joined Mrs. Alberriui at the st. Regis.
Mrs. Ricardo de Acostn ard Miss
Mercedes de Acusta have joined the
summer colonN At SOUTHAMPTON, t.. l.
Mrs, James H. ,irsup Is with Mrs.
Harry Hardness Flagler at Mi!lbrouk,
y Y.
Mrs, +, Henry Hartman gave "a small
dinner last night at the ~. Regis
Nj. and Mrs, John Make have
closed their house ~ I23 Fifth avenue
and are At the Plaza before going to
their summer place, the Rocks, at West
Manchester, Mass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
MISS COOK, EDITOR, TO MARRY
VII nccOm Bride of =. 4. Eliot,
Jr.. ~ Theatrical Man..

iIrTsFtErD. Mass, July Miss Ethel
Augusta Cook. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius &. Cook Of llttsheld. will he
married Oh Saturday at Reding. Mass
to Samuel Atkins Eliot. Jr., OF Cam
bridge, Mass, associate director OF a
theatre in New York and a grandson of
eN-l'resideut Charles W. Eliot Of Har-
ward University.
Miss Cook Is the editor or the chill
drens page uf the Lddi,S World and hay
Just been appointed to the -d!turship of
the Storp TcH'rs Magazine. Mr.. Flo,
was appointed director ~ the Little
Theatre at India INpulls. Ind. un July /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
THE MT. WASHINGTON TO OPEN
New N"rL-rs VIII Br tm0nH First
~ uOtrl's Guests TO-dNy.

kRETroN Wuups, y. H., July t. tn"
Mount Washington Hotel viii open to-
morrow AT noon 10 IA salute of thirteen
guns and the playing ~ patriotic airs
by the orchestra as iags are uniurlsd,
Mrs. T.. g., Startling, Miss storing, Mrs.
j. T., Lundy, Nj, and Mrs. Joseph I'ur-
cell, Miss A. II, bnstadt and Mrs, l.,
Palmer and party, all Of New York. will
be anon the horela first guests,
Mr., and Mrs, John Aspegrru with
Frank ilard,r and :, Frederic Mills
are motoring through the White Noun
lainr, Mr., and Mrs, Charles dc Cordova
of New York, also motoring. are visit
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TIA wedding OF Mis-. Florence. nm
RGys.r ana George Augustus oliver,
formerly OF Chicago, took place ycs,cr-
day afternoon in the nd Presbyterian
'lurgh, Fifth avenue aui Twelfth
street, pr. Eoodlcy performing tn.
ceremony only relatives and a few
friends Mere present and there vas no
reception Mr and Mrs. oliver left
later for tn W,~i un % hon ymgou.
The bI.dc T. u daughter ~ the late
Ewing IN of -; Louis Mr. oliver.
who Hns made hls home recently at lI0
West SiXty-uluth street. met Mrs. Buy
see IN = Louis some dficcn wears ago,
h' fore ne frst marriage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

M~NNcHrSTrR, VI, July Arrivals by
automobile AT the Equinox House include
the following from New York and vi
entity Mrs. ". +. B%oarLn,an and party
Of four t'ierce) nr and Mrs. Walter
|, Andcrton U'adillac) Mr., and Mrs,
Charles w. Rockwell, Mrs, l.. II. iiollon.
Mrs, Louis Towneley, Mrs, Arthur j.
Mc'arter Uhaimers) James Forbes,
Finley a, Forbes (Chalmers).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. Moore Fairchild 81 JIb West
NIu"tN 80 Vcnth street has announced the
engagement Of her daughter. Miss Lila
Fairolilld, 10 Ll"ius Porter Janaway, Il
son Of col, and Mrs, J. j, Jaueway, of
New Brunswick, y. j. The wedding viii
take place IN the autumn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
UNDEKTAkHRs.
RANKECAMPBELE;;sa:::, T :
WANTED.

l.NNtH Wanted information as to the
nhe'eab"uls ar death Of rhilip i!neh
who leit lrelsHd f"i Ne" York about -
wears ago lie IL the elisst son Of Maths.
l.Nu'h At one time station Master a. Dun
drun 60 Dublln Ireland Communicate
WIN MilcN 4 NileN Solicitors /. SDutn
FredeIick street.. Dublin. ireland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
villa ~. m N,

hN.rM"nE. July William II. Cor
man, \ brother OF the late United S,.t..
senator, Arthur u. German, died here
to-day MIR 'iorman for many years
was president Of the Cumberland Coal
COMPANY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
RsImon, aud Finncrr ~, Theatre.

Morgan Belmont and his fanrce, Miss
Margaret Andrews. with a party Of four
friends, occupied n box at the Longacre
Theatre last nisht 10 sse II, u, i'raser's
production of Fred Jackson's farce ~
Full House."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
MOTHER LOVE A SCHOOL STUDY.
Real Babies To Ne Used In Wheel

WuEELiNd, W. Va, July THE
Board of Education here after long de-
liberation has about decided to add
"mother love TO the curriculum of the
high school course.
Just what mode OF teaching will be
adopted to instill mother love" In stu
dents has not been fully decided upon.
but II IL known hat babies-rea
human. yelling ones-will he used for
practical demonstrations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-15

FOR RENT-Six-room louise OH
Brannon Ave; modern conveniences;
po@session March LIST. Herbert Haw-
AiRs. 13-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-15

humping against beams and tripping
in the straw. l went down on all
tours and crept until my hand touche J
something under the stray, drawing a
sharp cry of pain; it was the crushe
leg of one of the chasseurs. How many
are you here?' / asked. In Heaven S
name, speak, some of you
Who are your feeble voice ask
ed. They could scarcely believe 1 bal
come from the rear and begged me to
fly as quickly as l could. There g
nothing a girl like you can do for
u.s.
q started out for a conveyance-it
was an all-night search, for every door
was dumb to by appeal. I dubbed the
door Of every house with stout stick,
but not till dawn did l see a living
being in the locality; then came
across a lonesome, disconsolate COW.
Now thought l, If can find any sort
of a vehicle l have the motive power.
An old peasant woman peeked timidly
out of her cottage and darted back
again. ! knocked at the door, but she
didn't reply. In insisted so strongly
with my big stick that she finally oD
ened again. There was an old carry-all
under the shed of the next farm, sh :
said The place was abandoned. We
might find a harness there or some
ether means of hitching the COW to the
carry-all An old wreck of harness
that we pieced out with ropes and
rags was soon ready, the COW, dazed