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7
1915 COSTUME BALL
AT SOUTHAMPTON
WATER CURE URGED
FOR CONSUMPTIVES
Dr. Knoff Also Advocates
Swimming Tools for tho
TnliHc Schools.
RUNAWAY BOY HEIR
EXPERIENCED TEAM , TORPEDO INVENTOR
LOSES TO NEW ONE. ACCUSED OF FRAUD
TO $60,000 ESTATE
liftl tiliitlcs Tinwyors, Kcnrlnfr
Trnp to Forcp Him to
Jtotnrn Home.
Scion's Cliiof Event Nets
l.n rpo Sum for tho
Hospital.
Aiken Tipors Mnko Short Work, AVoinnii Decorator Wins fn
of Freebooters In Match I Stilt to llecover $2,150 on
for Knt hliorne (.'tip. I a Judgment.
OIVKX IN OHKAT TKXT
SIM? AY BATHS FAVOHED
UKLIKVKI) TO m IN IlllOXX
COOPKHSTOWN I) K F K A T K D ! 1 1 0 1' S K 1 1 0 T.I) HOODS SOLD
THE SUN, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1915.
Fin tHaMPTCV, I,. I.. July 30. Tlio nn
miai s-umo luill for tho benefit of tho
Southampton Hospital, lit-Ul to-night In a
!.i -irj in.iriiuco on tho grounds of tho
jl, ,i l"ub, was tlio most successful
khI f vt in of tlio season, nnd It Ih ex-
puicl t lint a largo sum will bo netted
tr t ' hospital.
Aii-u.J tlio dancing platform In tho
cci.ti ul tlio tt'til. worn forty-llvo boxes,
uul teating nit persons, and nil of tho
1, ivi w to sold nt $S0 each. The color
t ' mo In tho decoration was blue and
jfl, The railings of tho boxes weru
ji.i.riuil blue, mid over imoIi btvx wero
jc-., .iv Japanese ileetrlcally llght.d Ian
ttii s .Suspended from the centro of tho
U'il ttno two hugo chandeliers with
I u , beds of blua and yellow lights, utid
! .i g from tho chandeliers wero silk
r'ri.ri ''fit of yellow nnd blue. A pas
mneway covered with oak leaves con
iiKinl tho dancing pavilion with tho
cuWiniHc. Those In chnrgo of tlto ilrc
orau ins wero Mrs. Henry V. fcagc, Mrs.
C. N. HllfH, Jr., and Miss lleatrleo
a nil n.
Thoso who wero to occupy boxes for
the ball began to arrive, m about 10:30
nnd at 11 o'clock an exhibition of the
p,ivi iwa gavotto under the direction of
Mrs. Pert ha Waro Cady was given by
Mr. and Mrs. Louis du l'oni Irving, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederic 1. Humphreys, Mrs.
F:euart Hnvls, Miss Hcutrlro Clntlln,
HUl.a:d Habiock and T. Gulllard '
Thomas 2d. Tho music was by tho
Huss.au llalalailt.i Orchestra of lifted!
pi' res.
Among ttwre occupying boxes' wero
Col. nnd Mre. ltobert M. Thompson,
Mrs. l'ctcr II. WyckorT, James Lawrctico
Hreese, !eorgo Warrington Curtis,
Charles Hartxy. Charles rttcelo, (leorgo
(I, Do Witt, Walter Cutting. Henry ling
ers, 13. W. Humphreys, Adrian H. Lar
Mn. Arthur It. Cl.ltltn, Ncwbold Kdgar.
Fairfax S. Landslreet, Charles li Miller,
Frolcrlck A. Know, 11. Aymar Hands,
William I. Douglas. Henry A. Alex
ander, Henry Purse, John Harris,
Arthur Coppcl. Charles S"nbln, Anson
Heard, Hownrd C. Hrokaw, . Goodhue
j.ivingsnn. Albert oaiiatm, i-. ii. van i
Huron, nonry ite.i, lorneiius miss, ,
Hobert linger, Jr., Leo Dclnfleld, L.
Day, Alexander A. Tiers, (leorgo T, Max
well, Sherwood Ablrleh, ltalph J. Pres.
t in, Henry Sanford, F. llurrall Huffman,
S'ephen 1'ealKMly, Charles H. MacDon
a d, O. B. Lambert nnd John F. Harris.
AmonK thoso of tho dancers who wero
In costumo wero Mr. and Mrs. Oren
Hoot, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Scott Cameron,
Mrs. Kdwnrd Van IiiKen, Mr. and MrJ.
Orson 1). Munn, Mrs. c. N. Hliss, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearlo Ilarclay, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Sydney H. Hreese, Miss Frances
ltreese, Mr. and Mrs. 11. V. SnRo. Mrs.
Itlchnrd II. Williams, Jr.. Mrs. H. W.
McVlckcr. Mrs. Joseph I. It. Dllworth,
Miss Juliana Cutting, the Misses ltlce,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry II. Uoeurs, James
L Hreese, Sherman Day, Stuart John
son ami John O'Day.
Supper for more than three hundred
was served at la o'clock In the club
liousri dlnlm: mom and on tho porches,
which wero brilliantly Illuminated by
jellow nnd bluo Japaneso lanterns.
After tho supper danclnic was resumed
nnd was continued until bite. About
four hundred persons attended the
danco. Mrs. Kdwnrd Van IiiKen nnd
Mrs. J. II. Dllworth, who bad than;" of
tho arrangements, received coimratula
tlons. 1'rcccdlnK the ball many Informal
d'nners were Klvcn, the hostess nftcr
ward taking their guests to the dance nnd Is not receiving nn excessive salary.
: tho Meadow club. Mr. nnd Mrs. ' c'l Sullivan, chairman of tho Investl
!. .s dq Pont Irving gave a dinner for gntlng committee, said yesterday that It
t irty-slx guests, and Mrs. James li 1 would he two or three weeks beforo
.1 r..r uitertnliied thirty. Mrs. Charles I hu report ul' bo mide public. V.x-
T. llan v. who Is a irucst at tho club.
pavo a dinner for eight. Among t!ioe
giving small dinticrs wero Mrs. Arthur
I' Clatti'i, Mrs Abinuo Potter, Mrs.
W. Brottt Cameron, Mr. J. It. Dllworth,
Sir . II p llnbbins nnd Mr. and Mrs. i.
Hue, mill.
Among tho week guesls who came for
h ball urn Mr. and Mrs. Anson W.
I ur. hard and Mrs. J. K. Davis, who
are with Jlrs. Fnlrllax H. Liindtreet nt
Hie Llihu Hoot cottnge. Miss F.loanor
1. 1" son airivcd lo-day and Is lit tho
Irving.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
Announcement has been made of th1
wig.gemcnt of Miss Clurlnda Jlo.irdman. 'conditions resulting from the utey pusn
.'i i '.id of Mrs. Lansdalo Ito irdnvin of "ft pedlers of drink ng cups that nro
375 lmk aveuiie. to Ilradford Ilcird- properly cleaned, twenty-live arrests
in . i n of tho hit- William H. Hoard- "m oil the lower Last Mile yes-
in jt .'hit! note Farm, Ill.lgellebl. ferdny. Magistrate Cobb In htsex Mar
Conn. M.sjt llo.ir.lman Is pissing the,-et Court suspended sentence In fifteen
mi- -.utii her mother at Huntington. -w ''" I""""1 the offenders to be In
1. 1 Mr. lloiidman was graduated Mrurted In thn use of an tnry mclltods
f m Yalo In l!-n:. and Is a member ,,f of selling soda water and other llqu d
i Y..l and New York Athletic clubs, leifieshnicnts. len wero lined from U to
II si.'t related to Ills finance. ,2 each.
Mr a l Mrs. Henry Frost of Sum- Many pushcart merchnnts make a
w. N J. hive announceil tho eirgnge- pr.iotlco of washing glassos In dlrt
-if t of their daughter. Miss Fr. d.i wnter. Tho Department of Health has
! '. .o Stephen Payne Nash Ithoades. ' dlHcovcred that thn palls contain germs
of Mrs I.ynnn Ilhoadfs of this
No .lulu has bo n sit for tho wed-
51' g.
ARRIVAIS AT BAR HARBOR.
Pn Haiiiiok. July SO. Hotel arrivals
he:., .ire: LoulslnilK--J.inios A. Fatley,
N' iv Yurie St. Sauvrr - Herbert llrown,
'.orpo Kenavent. New York, llelmont
M .iid Mrs. IMsvnrd llowland, Chest-
n . H' l, Pa. Mnlvern Mr. and Mrs.1
r ! M. Hyde, Ueorgo llrjunt, Miss
'I..', A. S Strange, Now Yorl?. New
! Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Van Luce,'
.irk I
" "e New Yorkers rcRlstered nt the
.' ng Club: Miss Mary Plni'hot
.' '. U T.ivlnr Mlddloton, Mr. and Mrs.
J.i ' S. liitr, II. lioiinermaiin.
l Palmer of Washington has Joined
hi" : .''.fr and Miss Piilmer here.
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
V' .ird Mrs W. Do Lancer Kount7.n
h'i i.- titxn M'. nnd Mrs. Peinbroko
J- i at Newport, where they aro pass
Ii.k I'm season.
Mr nud Mrs. T. J Oakley Hhlnelander
m l their noil, Philip llhlnolauder, nro
lr vl:,g to-day for California to remain
uii' 1 tho mlddlo of Septcinlier.
i r. and Mrs. J. Looming Walker nnd
I Adi ln Walker, who am p issing tho
i" ' at Southampton, L. I., aro at the
1 'ij'.i for a brief visit.
Mi .ml Mrs, Anson W. Hurchard nnd
M .' id Mrs. Joseph H. Davis havo nr
n 1 .it Southampton, L. L, for tho ro
' i 'ler ,f tlio season.
d" and Mrs. Frederick W. Vander
b' i will occupy Leewnrd, their cottage at
l.ir Ilarlwir. Mc. during August.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Mellon nre nt
their summer placo In liar Harbor, Me.,
ii it September.
Mr and Mrs, Thomas F. Vletor, who
nre passing tho summer at their country
I oc. Meadow drove. Peabrlght, N. J.,
i i- at thn I'lnza for u brief stay.
li vldlii Hamilton left tho lllltmoro
iiiterd.iy to pass the Beusnu at Now-
I"
Michael Krlrrisnm left Inst nlRht for
R.irruoga nnd Lake Oconto Ho will
inoior from Saratoga to llluff Point,
whrro ho will remain uulll early In September,
Vr. B. Adolphus Knopf, professor of
modlolno In tho department of phthlelo.
thnrapy, New York Post-Oradunte Med
leal Hchool nnd Hospital, mnkeii a rdm
j for public bnlhs for young nnd old nnd
swimming pools, particularly In connec
tloti with public schools, In an article
on "Water In tho Prevention nnd Cure
of TubereuloslH," which appears In the
current number of thclfnllcnl llccord.
"As a matter of routine," Dr. Knopf
nays, "I Invariably nsk the new patient
how much water ho drinks dally : most
frequently the answer Is, '1 drink very
little.' When the patient Is taken under
treatment mid urged to drink from six
to eight classes of water between meal
times nnd even rmnll quantities with his
meals. It Is surprising to notlco how
quickly nearly all tho symptoms, such ns
IiIrIi temperature, headaches, malaise
and anorexia disappear, nnd even the
tough becomes better.
"Of course the explanation for this Im
provement lies In the fact that with In
creased Ingestion of water the toxins
Focreted by the tubvrclo bacilli ns well
ns the toxins from an overloaded In
testinal tract becomo largely diluted.
The Increased nmount of water Ingested
also helps to make the sputum less tena
cious. This lienetlcent action of water
en tough nnd expectoration enn bo tna-
tcrlally Increased by urging the patient
to tako an nbundanco of salt with his
meals.
"The vnliin of the Internal use of wa
ter Is as Kreat In the predisposed ns In
the typical tuberculous Invalid, but there
Ih perhaps no remedy of Fitch estimable
nluo to overcome physlologlcnl poverty
his definition of predisposition to tu
berculosis, either Inherited or acquired l
ns the external use of cold water. Wo
know of courso that the mechanical and
thermic stimulations of tho skin nre re
sponsible for tho effect of cold water
(75 to (10 decrees) on the normal IVS'
tern : we know thnt oven the exposure of
the body to cold air brings about tho
com. H. lintlblt l,n- ..ft..!., ttin.n.'li nti In
erease of oxycen consumption tn propor-
,, to tho intensity of the cold. Tho
r)d water has the -ame effect, but In
Mldltlou, tmrticularly when taken ns a
shower bath or spray. It produces nn In
valuable mechanical stimulation.
"I cannot plead too ardently for the
establishment of public bnths, municipal
nnd otherwise, Including Moating baths
for tho warm season : but they should
all be supervised by tho proper health
olUclals. Let hnthlnir In winter nnd In
summer bo made not merely nn net of
recreation but one of the essential fea
lures to develop a healthy, strong nnd
tuberculosis-free population.
MUSICAL CHARITY INQUIRY,
A fin Irs of Mtitnnl Protective Union
l'mler luvestlKn tlon
Whether -or not tho directors of the
Musical 'Mutual Protective Union are
extravagant in expending tho organlin
tion's money is under Investigation by
a special committee. At a meeting
yesterday it was disclosed that the home
for old nnd destitute members, which Is
supported by the union, has cust )35,n00
for Its purchase and malntcnanco slnco
1910,
Asked It they thought this nmount
was extravagant, two of the directors
replied In tho negative. Tho super- ,
Intcndent, they said, Is doing good work I
I"'" nccouniauis win go over mo hooks
nnd make their report within a week.
Tho Investigation was stnrted recently
when It was found that the union wni
running into debt becnusc of expendi
tures for land nnd new buildings. The
hendqil.irters nro nt 210 Fast Klghty
blth street. It has more thnn 0,300
members.
PEDLERS LEARN SANITATION.
Fifteen Prisoners Slnmn Dnnicrr
of t'nclei.n Ilrlnklns Cup.
As a result of the work of tho 100 In
spectors of tho Health Department who
attempting to end tn unsanitary
' nmny iumns.10,1, o.....
complli'd statistics showing that four or
live ont of every fifty persons who drink
from these glasses have some commun
icable disease. Tho remedy proposed Is
tho use of tho paper drinking cup.
Iloi y (ult Insurance llurcnu.
James J. Hoey, who has resigned hb
second Deputy State Superintendent of
Insurance, Is to become executive special
ngent of tlio Continental, the Fidelity
Phcnlx nnd tho American F.aglo Flro
Insurance companies, with headquarters
at SO Mnlden lano, Now York.
l'lu unit Pin) era.
Slclla Miiyhew will return to vaude
ville, next week nt tho Palace Thentro
for a brief season nftcr her starring
tour In "High Jinks," She will be as
sisted'by Hilly Tnylor.
When tho Henry 11. Harris estato pre
sents "Some llaby" nt tho Fulton Then
tie, whero "Twin Hods" will not bo seen
nfler this week, tno principal pans win
bo acted by Frank Lnlor, Jcsslo ltalph,
F.rncst StallnrdJ Franclno Larrimore,
Sam Kdwatds, Jean Arthur, Ileth
nllvn Murray, (lllbert Clay-
t iir.hrt I.awreSKo. The fnrco
will bo acted In Asbury Park nnd Long
llrnuch beforo It is urougui 10 .-now
York sonio night In tho week of Aug. 9.
Walter Jones will act tho part In "A
Full llouso" played here at tho Long
acre Theatre by Herbert Cortbell In tho
company that Is to go on tno roan.
Morris (lest has surrendered the
t..iito f '"I'lm Dock hao." hv John
ilolden, which was ncted nt tho Lnmbs
(Inmbol, to Ham unip nnn siary Aiarrji
who will tiso It III vaudovllle.
Tho Lyrlo Thentro will open nn Mon
day. August 0, with "The (llrl Who
Smiles," Natallo Alt will have the lead
ing role.
Alma Tell nnd Stanley droom havo
i.aa.i Aiuiiiciml fill Ilw pnintl.lliv which la
Ito present "Senich Mo" nt tho (laloty
Tlieaue nil .Moiiu.iy, .mikuki ,
'Phln lMn" will ri'HiiniM Its nrosner
r.t.u iiiiri... nl thn Tllnhn Thn.'itrn on
August 18, In tho meantime rehearsals
are hold In tho country homo of Fred
Stone on i.ong jsianu.
STUART DUNCANS HAVE
Housewnriiiliig Given for lton
nio Crest, Their New Villii
nt Newport.
Nrwpop.T, July 0. - A large dinner
danco was given to-night at llotinle
Crest, tho tc w villa of Mr. and Mrs
Stuart Duncan, as tho olllclal house
warming. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, who
wero assisted In ricelvlng by Mrs. Dun
can's sisters, Mis. W. M. V. Huffman of
Tuxedo and Miss Marion Stoddard 'of
New Yotk, had a party of 12 dinner
guests. Other guests fiom tho dinner
parties of Mrs, Leonard M. TJymi.is.
Mrs. W. Karl Dndgo and Mis Anna
Sands came In for the dancing, which
followed tho dlnili r. Tho hoiife was I
decorated nd hundreds of minll electtlu
lights wire used on thn giouiidH.
IteMrtes Mrs. lUminaii and Miss Strut-I
dard Mr. and Mrs. Duncan havo as their I
guests Alexander Hutchinson, liforgo.
Hiokaw, Charles Ininan, Dwlnht P.ut-
rldge, Hosmcr J. Harrctt and Ceiil Lang-1
dale.
Harry S. ltlnck, who arrived on his
ynrht and Is tho giast of .1, Stewart i
Hartley, entertained at luncheon at Hill1
lop Inn, Jlrs. Charles F. HotTm.ui at I
Armsia Hall ulul Stanley Moitinur nti
tho ( lamli.ikn ( luh.
Tlio llev. Herbert Shlpman has Joined
Mrs. Shlpman at the Cramp cottage.
Louis Hobsevalti of New York Is tho
guest of J. liordon Douglas. Ho was
nt thn Casino this moining. when Mrs.
1orlllard Spencer, Jr., and Mrs. W. ;,irl
Dodgo won thn llnnl mat'ii In tho
women's doubles tournament over Miss
Ldna llarger and Miss 12. Laniard.
MSS BARKER TO WED TO-DAY.
Chlentcu Heiress Will IIitiiiih. llrl.tr
of lloi.i.rd Npnulilliii;.
llAI'.lioil Point, Mich., July .'III. Miss
Catherllio Harker of Michigan City nnd
i.nicago, Known ns one or the rlchcM
girls In tho unilit and said to have
nn Independent fortune of from ssn.uoo,-
000 to J.10,iini'.oni) and un liicunm of
morn than fl.ono.oon a ear, wUI be
married to-moiiow- iitternoon to How
ard Spauldlng, Jr., of Chicago. Tl.e
eutniuer home of Miss H.i-ker, sltiiated
between Llltln Truvi rui Hay and thn
harlejr and the grounds of which havo
two Hhoro lines, Is bonitlfiilly deco-
mtcl for thn occasion. Ill i .if. foun-
tnlns and growing plants mo evuiy-
where.
From Hast, West nnd South thn .100
expected gilnMs urn arriving.
Joseph I;. Itrlggs, Chicago's premier
mixer of cocktails, hailed iih thn most
skilled of his trlln west of Ilroadway
lUld especially engnged for thn open.
Ion, mis nmung tho Important nrrlvabi.
Tlio briilegroom-tn.lio came hero with
Mini Harker nnd Mrs. (ieotgo oir, her
chnperon, rally this month nnd Ihn
bridal pair 1,nvn fciiiicrvlncl every dc.
lull.
Tim ceremony will bn pi i-formed by
thn llev, John H, Hleekiii:inu, Hoiniili
Catholic chaplain f the .Michigan City
tftato prison, in tho mm parlor of the
Harker homo. Many valuable pioseius
havo already nrrlvrd,
BRINT0N BALL0U.
Members of Old Families Mnrrled
III Plllliidelpliln.
Pitii.AtiKi.fim. July :io. in oi.i st.
Peter's Fplscopal Church at noon to-day
Miss I'na Itallou. daughter of Mrs.
Franklin Hallou, becamo thn brldo of
llownri! F, Hrlntnn, tlio ceremony being
performed by the Ilcv. llnny Dutclier
Vlotz, Tho bride was given In mairliiRo
by her brother, Norrls Hallou of New
Yoi k.
The bride Is n great-gianddaimhler nf
dipt. Wllllnm Wilson or the llniolutloti.
nr lililiy. Mr. Iliinton, n Vnln grnd
into of 'OR, Is ii sou of the late Di
William Howell Hrlntnn, who served
under his cousin, Ucn. (leorge II. Mc
Clellan, In tho civil war,
The octopus.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. I
mine of I he l,ate( n iocs Ptni'i'il
on tlii" Hettlsiers.
MeAtpIn Charles 1.. Keller, Ilitftalo,
N. Y. : Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. l Hallard. Ill,
P.io, Tex. ; Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Taylor, .
New Orleans, I;a.
Plana Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Whitney I
lllake, New Hnven. Conn.; Mr. nnd Mrs. I
Charles Morgan, Isllp, I.. I : Dr. nnd i
Mrs. William Wallace Walker, White '
Sulphur Springs. W. Va.
Hlltmo'e Mrs. Alexander Inughlln,
Pittlnirg; Mrs ileorge W. Moore. Miss
i!lad Moore. Ilrookllne, Mass.; Mrs.
I'r.nk ll.bb.ird. Chicago.
Vandei hill Porter Pollock. Youngs
town, ohm, IMunrd Livingston, -Hllzn- ,
lieth, N. J. : Mr and Mrs. Hobert II.
Klein, Dayton, Ohio i
Manhattan --Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm
Wheatlev, Washington, D. C ; Mr. and ,
Mrs. D. II. I'owles, (ileus l'alls, N. Y.
Prince (ioorg. M. Sign-aid. Hnno,
Nov ; Oeorge .1. llerseh. Warren, Pa. ; I
(I. Young. Sioux l-'alls, S. D.
Savoy Mr. and Mrs. W. P llrophy. '
Salt Lake t'lty. Ptah; Mr. and Mrs. 1
Harold Jones. Denver, Col.; Mr. and
Mrs ClMrles Holi, i iniaha. Neb. '
Netherl inil-II. .1. Iteebe, Springfield. '
Mass; Charles W Moore, Detroit; ! '
II. Parks, (liens Fall", N. Y.
Albert-II. A. Austin, Chi agn
waid A. Popper, Itulfalo, N. Y
Hd-
BIG BEQUEST DWINDLES.
Hstnlf fields ISI1J,1IIT Instead of
Kl.lMlll.llllll for t'linrlly.
The appraisal of the e.nato of Mrs
Anna Moore, who died on July 17. IDI3,
and was thn widow of James Amnry
Moore, show that tho ieslduar bcqui'St
yh mndn to establish a homn for con
valescents In New Jersey In memory of
her husbiud amounts In only $K.2.D17,
Instead of f l.nod.mii), ns was estimated
lit tho tlinn Mis. Moore died. It Is
doubt fill If Ihn ninounl will be sullkient
lo carry out her wishes.
The testatrix left a total estate of
$ I, mill 1 Hi, but her net estate was only
I f p;:.,ss:i . if this amount sho gave jus,.
; 21(1, including thn rcsldii.lt y bequest, to
i Wllllnm It. Lloyd, a banker, who han
dled her Investments and was named as
, sole executor. Sho left J 10n,n()fi in tiust
I to John .1. Anion, a lelntlvo of her bus
I bund, nnd to her own brother. Henry
Fallon, she pive )r.(),ni)Q In trust. Her
will w.n contested by tluce brothers,
1 four nkces and four nephews, and a set
tlement was matla for f 105,000.
I Tim testimony In the case hlmwed that
Mis. Mooie bad executed four wills and
that she would havo mndn a fifth If sho
bud taken thn i.dvlc" of J. lierpont Mor
gan to marry tigaln Sho was etigigcd
to Fltz Henry Fltr. Henry, a well known I
HngllMh ml cotiliol.Hreiir, nt tho time of
her death.
Mis. Moore's gross estate was reduced
by debts aggregating It 00,01 2, wh.ch she i
owed thn banking llrill of Lloyd ft Co.
Tho bulk of her estatn vrns In secuillles.
WaLS AND APPRAISALS.
Saiiaii
April It
cousins.
M. Van Santvooiih, who died
, 1911, left l".27.1 to seven
Sho owned socutitlcH worth
SIR'.'.Ki".
Sa.mvi:i. F. Howi.ANP, n dentlut, who
died nt 121 Hast Si'venly-i'lghtli street
on March H, 1 1' 1 1 , left J.7.020, of which
Im gavo r.O.OOU to Mniy J. PerliiiH,
who was not related to him. Tim will
left tho residuary estate to the Moody
Si bonis nf Noithlleld, Mass., but thorn
was no residue.
Lot ih Oi.iva, who 'died August IB,
1014, left jr.fi.al7 to two uncles nnd two
cousins.
John II. Pini'M!, who died nt
wance. 111., b'ft Jil.l.tHl lo his wife
sous mid two dnUKhtciH.
Ke-
two
lllsliop Sabine's lltlllte f I 'J 11, dill',
Hishop William Tufliell Snhlnn of thn
Iteforincil Hplscoiial Church, who died
August II, 1 1.1. b'ft nn estato or I2:!,
132 In live daiiglileis nnd four sons. Hn
gave bis theiilogicnl books lo IiIh daugh
ter, KdHI) Kiiileffeltii Sabine, nnd Ills son,
I William Tufliell Sabllie, Ills tesliliincn
int ti
nnn.
165.
nt Ouu MhiIIhoii uvl'Iiiio wnn worm Jin,.
Ho hud lecuillICH valued m 107,-
SUFFRAGE CALENDAR.
woman svrniAfiB PAUTr
4 P. M .lth Assembly district,
Jen Mi str.fl mevtlng .it Kast llounton
."treet and AvnniiD 0.
k P. M Nineteenth Assembly dis
trict, nuto with speakers wi.l visit
110th Hreet nnd ninhth srrnur, 116th
street and Klchth nvrnue and other
places.
! P M. Henry Street Settlement
SuftrHKe Club holts street noetlnc on
Uraft.t street tippo'lte Nelchborhnud
l".rt ll'Hl.e
s 1" P M S" ent.enih -emh'v dis
trict, rtreet tneetlnc at Nlnety-Hlttli
e'l.et and llrondwar.
k 30 P. M.-Sfl.Hll Assembly ills.
irlct. street met ting, rorner Twcnty
tii'h xrvet and Ninth avenue.
9 P. M. Fifteenth Assembly 'lis.
trl. t, str.'rt meeting at Kluhty-slxth
'rent and llrouilwuy.
WOMKN'S PiiI.ITIi'.M. PNinN.
All Dsy Twenty-secnnd Setiatnrlil
dlstriet. ni..lliiR, !7S i:..st Hist
street, meeting at Hup drowers' pic-
III., S.vll.lll llejrh, Ni w lotk
i P M - S.-eenth Sen.llnrl.1 d'.s.
trl.-t. meeting. Aenu" A and Sixty-
eexehlll street.
5 P. M Twentieth Seniterlsl dls.
trlct lir.ih street nn if Third sei,u.
. SO P. M Itniln-; Shop "Winner,"
i:.'ith striet unit seventh avenue.
SUFFRAGE DANCE AT NEWPORT.
Mrs. lie I ....... t Will Throw Open
Vl.irbl.. House for (lie I'niise,
NswronT. July 30 Fnder auspices nf
the Congie.sslonal I'nloii for Wjnian Suf
fiage a unique f iitcrt.i iiinent will be
given nt the home .f Mts. O 11. P.
llelmont hem to-morrow nfternoon. Mar
ble House, the llelmont rummer home,
will Im decorated nnd speclalH arranged
for tho occasion. Tint fete Is to bo In
Ihn form of a dance.
Mrs. Leonard Thomas, one of the
popular jouiii: women of Newpoit, Is
In charge. Assisting Mts. Thomas, act
ing iih chairmen of subcommittees under
her. urn Mrs. Henry (leliiclis, Mrs. John
.1. Mason. Mis. Charles tie Uvsey Oel
rlchs, Miss Marin de ll.irrlll, Mrs. Mats
den J Peirj. M s James II. Klil.lt r. Mrs.
diaries M. (iclrlihs. Mrs. Wllllnm van
Ileurcn, Miss Doris Ityer nnd Mrs, Hegl
nald Vniiderbilt.
JERSEY SUFFRAGISTS HAPPY.
Ilenr l.urui liijorlly of .Men Favor
(;i. Ing: 'I'lii'iu Voir.
N'F.w lliu-NBWl.'K, N. J., July 30.
Twenty-five organizations of Hits Ptite
Suffrage Assorl.it Ion ttoio represented at
thn executive meeting held nt tlio silf
lingo hcadqui i lei s hum to-day A le
port of especial Interest to Middlesex
county w.is thnt of the Perth Anilioy so
ciety, which announced thnt Judge
Adrian Lyon had come ut for tlio cnusn.
The canvassing cominlttnn reported that
nl. ire men in thn stale had .lenlared for
siilfragn than thoso opiio.ed and Indif
ferent put togi'ther.
Mm. Ilveiett Colby of Orango spoke
on Iho woik of the central coopeintlvc
committee The coinniilten has inlsed
tlinusinds of dnllnrs Among those who
mo helping to finance thn New Jersey
campaign nro fleorgn W. Perkins, .Mrs.
(leoige J. (loubl, .Mis. II. O. Ilavemejer,
Mrs, Henry Philips, Mis. Ogilen Mills
Held, Mrs. Jnines A Stlllman, nichard
Stevens, Mrs. otto Wlttpeuu and former
llov. John Franklin Fort.
COUNT OF $1,100,000,000 ENDS.
(iolil iin.l Silver In P, .I. nulls
Agrees Willi Treasury Honks,
Washington, July :tn Hobert W.
Woolley, Director of the Mint, announced
to-day tho completion of tho nnnunl
count of gold nnd silver In tho coinage
mints at Philadelphia, Denver nnd Sntii
Fi-inolsco and In the assay olllce at Now'
Yoi It. He ioiorted to Secretnry McAdo.) 1
that tho nil ills of each Institution were'
In good condition. The values called
for mi the iinr.s or tno i ieasiiry wero
f,,iin.l lo lie In thn vaults. More than
1.1 ihi.iiiiO.OuO was Included In thu count
thin year lliisluess of the Institutions
hail been resumed after being closed
down for tlio count,
The task of convincing a runaway hoyj
that ho really Is one of tho heirs to a j (tto mm S,ied contests to-day the neer, of 1,1 William street, who nn
1600,000 estate, nnd that a trap Is not Aiken Tigers defeated the Meadow llrnok nouneed recently that ho had Invented
being laid to forco him to return to tho Freebooters 1 0 VI to ft nnd the Phll.i-," magnetic, torpedo which would travel
home he left two years ngo Is nl pres-
ent engrossing tho nttentlon of the law
firm of Ilolllns & Ilolllns, oi J- Nassau
street. i
Two years ngo ltalph Hlro.e. Jr., then
eighteen, left his homo nt MS De Kalb
avenue, llrooklyn. nftsr a disagreement
with Mrs. LIrose, his foter mother
whom he still believes Is his mother. Ho
went to The Ilronx, where Iih has been
living nlono slnco then. Mr. F.lrosa
mado many fruitless nttcinptn to locate
him and get him to como home. Mean- "". "' nay w..s ... lvcll ,rj.,11(; fof ner. n ycJp ,(j co,)ocl
time, during litigation following tho "tit. Meadow llrook falling In tlio pinches ju,,KmrIt fop K0( n((,ln,t
death of Dr. Charles F. Myers, nn nged wl",r' rlfnr h013 "'l,"t K0'i -Mrs. Mitchell for furnishings nnd hanR-
recluse, who io.sescd an estate of nbout TI,P 'Pfond game was a repetition of ltiK, Mr(1 .MtL.i,eirs npartment nt 303
f GO0.0O0, It developed that ltalph was the llrst, with tho result never In doubt ltiverslde Drive. Sho was nhlo to collect
tho son of AUco U Klicler, ono of Dr. nnd Cooperstottn seemingly nutrlass.d only 112 on tho Judgment, nnd sha dli
Myers' five nieces. Through her tho lad by tho Philadelphia team. The first covered that at about tho tlmo the Judg.
U en.ltlcd to JC0.00O. j four pctlods were nil Philadelphia, not mont was obtained Mrs. Mltrhell gave a
It devolved upon ltoswell H. Nichols,, a Cooprrstown man scoring while the , bill of salo of nil her household effects
of Ilolllns & Ilolllns, to find the boy nnd New York Staters' goal ns penetrattd In her npartment, valued at nboul
have him represented In tho partition Kix tltm. Philadelphia showed the best ' lln.non, to Canton for $10. She then
suit to sell nino parcels of tea estate In cxhllillcl .o far this ve,r I""'1 Jlr"- Mitchell and Canton to set
' .".i,,:i,"tiL,,:r.,!::"Nlt f l"C ""'"""I To-molrowSTeadow llrooil will meet '- I "!, f Kro.m.1 that
t.-,il!ru-!ii- llii. Iti.nrllnn nt n t mlver
tlsement In a morning newspaper a
friend of the runaway boy came yester-
day to the olllce or tho lawyer nnd s-.ld
he know where ltalph cmiM be found, i
Mr. Nichols said Je.terd-.y thai ; ho
hoi.e.1 to get Into communication with ho
boy by .Monday. lie declined to ills-
close tho time or place of the meeting
be ause he feared that unless he w-as ex-
tremely cautious In breaking the news to;
the boy that Mrs. Hlroso Is not his,
mother and that there Is a fortune coin-
ing to him ho will disappear again, fear-
Ing a trick to get him home.
Mr. Nichols said that he feared the
l.oy mlislit demand the ,M H,0 I" bills on
v " ",1
forthcoiu.ng.
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.
Manciikstkh, Vt , July 30. Arrivals
hv ntiliniioblln .it Ihn K.iillio House In
cluiln Mr nnd Mrs. J. II. H.ildwl.i. De
troit (Ca.llllai ) ; Mr. nnd Mis. W. II.
Schutt. Mi. II. 11. Ingram. Melbourne,
Australia ( Hupmnblie) ; Mr. and Mis,
J. S. Plant. Mts. A. Sturinan, New York
(Stoddard); N. (1. Teltnr. James H.
Harper, WlllJam innlier, lincugo,
(Packanl) . Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Perkins,
s....... vr, f it ,.n n,,.,... ,iw
jess) ; Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Jaycox,
Pntcliogue, Mr. and Mrs. Hdwln Lyon,
Hrooklyn (Cadillac) ; James D. Cotton,
Joreph A. Fnrri'lt, HaUItnore (Pl.rce).
nnKKNwicit, July 0. Automobile ar
rival,, to-dny at the Ldgewisid -..eie Mrs.
1 Frtderlck Flaiinig.m, New York tChan
dlcr) ; Mr ar.d Mrs. II M. H.irr, West
port (Picrco-Arrow); Kmlle Stern and
tparty. New York (Chnltners) ; Mr. and
'.Mis. J. H. Mernard, Chicago (Cadillac) ;
Charles Clark, H. La'w Hence, Hugeno
Chlnnock. Mrs. M. llergen. New YorltVorki Thoiuns Conrny mid Lincoln
(Peerless), .VauKhan of Providence In n swim
WATKi-.nt'RT, July SO. Amopg the nronnd a v.ieht whl. h was mooted ne.nly
mdor airrvals nt the Hotel Hlton .m thoM in !. out at sei. None of the swimii ers
Ideal tour w-re Mr. and Mrs 11. u. stopped to i. st at the ai ht.
Mnntgonieiy and party. ItrooMjnl Mrs. Alfrrd ll.twnan was Imstes at a
.Packanl) . Mr. and Mr- W. !;. Lang-'
sttoth nnd party, Niw.uk (Cub). Mr.
and Mrs Kdward Worcester and patty,
Pittsburg (Packard): Mr. and M.s. K.
II Sturges. Mr. and Mrs F. M. Hrooko.
Philadelphia (Paige); Mrs. L L. David
son, ll.Mil Hroadhuret, N-w York
(Hup); Mr. nnd Mrs. Horner, Itutlier
ford, N J. (Flat); W. It. Illsenhower
and party, Philadelphia (Cadillac) ; J.
U. Mnilllln. tho Mifus Miilillln, Jack
snnvlllo i Hudson) , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
!. Srhaft and party, MiilTnln (Pleue),
Lknox. July 3n. Motor arrivals at
the Hotel Asplnwall tn-dny Included Mr
and Mrs. O. It Stillwc.l. Lesllo West,
Syracuse. iStearns) ; Mrs. A. M Waltt.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Irons, .Mrs. Diinlap
Hopkins, Miss Anna Hnvt, Miss pond,
New York (Packard). Mr. and M-s II
O Shrague. W. H Hue. New York
I Pierce-Arrow ) ; Mr. nnd Mrs. I M ward
P. Hurd, Host. m ( P.u k.i-il.) . Mc. nnd
Mrs Thomas J. Kynn, New York i Pri r-J
less); Mr. and Mrs. Cyius II. Woods,
Mis. Mcichant, Harrington, Pa. (Pack
nrd) ; M . D C. Irish. Miss lr;s! . Pitts
burg t Pierce. Arrow).
I'lHUERSTOWN, Jlliv 30 -To-day's nilto
nioblle ii-il..U ul llle O-te-su-g.i were.
Mr and Mrs Felthousen, Mr and Mis
Frank I. Datifnith. lluffilo (I'cetless);
Mls.s Frances Clnussen, Sh.non Si.r ni;?.
N Y ; Mieh Malgarei Ciohlng, Wil' .iin
J. Hucter. Hoslon. Jos. ph S 1111, New
York ( Pleree-Arrow ) ; Mr. ami Mrs W.
llnmmlll. Hrooklyn. Mr and Mis. Mor
rell Vrooinun. i llov. rsvilln (Franklin).
HiiKnoN Woons, N. 11.. July .10
Automobile at rivals at the Mount Wnsli
llinton to-day from New Yoik lnrludi-1
Mr and Mrs. Daniel L Luke ( Pierrr-Ai -tow);
Jiuues H. Landy (Suiti; John
Hobcns (National); (leorge W. Watts.
Mrs John S 1 1111 and .iil'.lren. Msh
llessle I'rltz (Packard); Mis. T. It. A.
Hall, Mrs. N P ll.illey iStudebaker) ;
Dr nnd Mrs. Fii-lirlrk H Snmlern
(Ilulck) ; Mrs. c. II. Coster. Miss Coster
(National): Mr. nnd M's Milton Oreen
wny. Miss K.irlierlne (ficenwny, J. Ileney
Cireenwav (Cadillac) ; Mr and Irs. fial
loway, It. I- Ualloway i Packard); Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. M H Itnatnaii, Hlrh.ird W.
Hynson (StudebaUer) , Mr. and Mis.
Henry S Terhuno (Mcr.-er).
MRS. M0LINEUX GETS THERE.
Itllshns .'1,111111 Vllles (n tlciid
si'liinil II. .nr. I Me.'lliig,
MnTtTiiFN, N. J., July 30. Mis. J.es.
Ilo 11. Mollunux recolvcil word In S.in
I'rnnclsco less than n week ago thnt the!
.Moiucnon noani oi i.Juratl,,n vvoui.)
hold a meeting last night to eelect ,pi
iirciiiieci in niviuii ii new iwentv rorrn
school building
Mis. Mollneux Is the otitv womiti
metiiher of tlio bnnrd, nnd In tlio venr
that she has held nffice has never
missed a meeting. She arrived on thr
Chicago Hxpress rtcrlny nnd iill.tid. d
a session of the board, which begin at
S o'clock last night and ended nt 1
o'clock to-day.
iTOTHEWOHLtW
A dcllttlttful end hiiiiiur.i.is lnr or the times we 111" In. stiuwlin: I lie liilliieine
nf war nn . barn, (er as well a. desiltt. . ....
'I he heroine, stalls. Is a icrt tiuin.iii ulil. nut InrnpMilc nf rei.llrlns the Ideal,
jjir Is Millie n lien w.niiai. Ill n.ilnn prell). lull inlim, nnd lull f .oin.uc.
MAKE SALLY'S ACQUAINTANCU
ff mo. CIo.'ii. ,f nrl
BRENTANO'S, 5th Ave. and 27th St., New York City
XARnAOA.vsr.TT PlKn, It. L, July 30. -1
deiphla Cotintrv Club won from Coopers-
,0WM ftl, (() (n ()l( follrM rvnnt for
tnp i(a(hij0rno memorial cup.
Ti. .,,. n. , n. ..,.,. ,...
.,.. ,,..,,-,,. . thn r,a. nro!1""1 ''r" "Insl him.
n .,e .,..,, i,u n, iirnnl
,it(,n fof mg (
Tigers completely outclassed tho Meadow
llrook team, however, playing together
, , , ' , , , . ,
well nnd following up the r shots In
. . ,,
rate form. lloth teams wero ell
Oreat Neck In the llrst match for tho
riiiiiiipioiisini. m .nn.i..i.. .i......ik ..... Jt
I'lnyets ste J.evereux .Miimirn an. ..m..
Stoddard of New ork. The lineups:
Alkrn Tisers Mealow Ilronk Free
. N juTl1-Us.h r"i
! w ,,' i 5K." D Morjsn.
No , yv llanlnlph S' .1r ... . "
II... k - K Alex Uruwn :.(No J C. I' llmli"
' IlvU-.Mnr.nit" 'lW '"
lmal V moiit ........
Total ....... ... v '
,TlJ'Z'nM?W:iS& l.
lrn, Kreebnii.-ri' final arned r. hv hamlt
mp n. in., iienaltle. o mini I liiiliviihiM
Knn :'.,,1,'y:'t!i.n;;,o!'' Wlninr!."
Time 1
hour nti.l t.i minute. llMriee-
J U Coulrjr Tuii' r limltrey
Co0iertoii I 1'liiI.iJ.bihlii Country
lt.-p Cluli II.-P
No t T Sntl.lt n No 1-It K hlran
No 1-T Iylloulllli.T " tiridie. Jt
No 5 -.loituia t'rane lNn 5 -tanlejr Stnkn i
llirh II K (latins . i Nu -H K Mm
i hrliltn r.
Total I! Hack K Low tier
? mm .. .
Tolnl 1
l'nrierln it Onls esrnn.l s. bv hsn'inan
!' I;?,"!."1" ' '"V1 . Z,V . J i'. i.'Ji',. !'
;"""L;,,V 1. V. ini.t "i n h lol.ls
smnti
l.n ooilllloiT I. ir-t oriijar jr
r. Mnue. j Mrawnrune .. t. ixii
l Penalties- Philadelphia, -atetv bv
'tnlies
Str.'lll-
hri'ti". Jr. ,: (mil Htiln-l Moke, in ,,.,;,,, .. ,'. " ""' m i.f..viiuany
rros.inr ( onper-tnn n. -.ifetr hv ilntins. penniless now, lie said Her only Jew
i, Time 1 hour and ti minutes Iteteree - elry Is a gold watch nnd a few- pins,
(.noli)- Timer Oodfrey ', One of the witnesses as to the alleged
, . fraud of .Mrs. Mitchell nod Canton was
'John J Meckler. who 1ml lien n
SWIMMING FEAT AT THE PIER.
F.ioli'il Itntiilolpli Lends Three
(lllicrs ii .VHIe Hut to sini,
NAr.nAOANsr.TT Pinn. July S. Kmlen
tlimiloltih leil Miss l.llcla dilute nf New
'ureiienn or mo tor .miss i.iuv.ii j i.koii
Mies Di.hson nnd M' and Mis. Itubeit
of New Yo k. Mrs Walter Hidden and i
Daniel II. Cao of New York inotoied t''
the lier to Jolt. W.lkens t Hid. Ion fur
lunc.h'siii at the Math. w.-on.
The Aikei Tigris defi-attd the Miadow
Hro I'teebnotets, Id1. t J .. and the.
Phil iile'phlii C"iiuti) Club polo te im
The wteklv Filday tight bop at the
Mathrweon ntttacled big paity of tho !
Pier rolonv. the gu.s-s liirlu.l.iig the
Misses Helen and Lmli Ch.ie, tho
Ml's.s PliTllis and Janet Sheaisoi.. lb.se-1
tiion.I Wvimn and I'l.ii.ies McVeigh,
I.niln r p". .irav.s. Cnl. and Mrs. I'nckett,
Miss Lisi Mollis, Kmlen liaiublph and !
Neli-.n M. Craves of Ni w York.
New Y.uk aiilMi'- at thn nolels tn-dny
weie- Matli.-wsoii F A. H-Nroe, V. I
! Jackson, W. S. Nash. .
L. Sheldon. F. N.
Mi.l.l'ol.ro .k Imp 'i.r .leorge T. Ilio-
kiw, Mr. and Mrs Isaac Ftiterm r,
Mim I.ih mb Hei.re Mr. nml Mrs
i: F. H.iv.m.igh, J. S. Lesch. Atlai.t ir
Miss Mry Colllrs.
WILSON TO PROLONG OUTING.
Will
Not lli'liirn
for Week
to Wnslil nu ton
ir .VI. .re.
WiM'Roi'.. Vt., July 30 liius for
Piesideut Wilson's r. tin n to Washington
i.e.. ut.1l In, lctei oiitinte. The l'trslilent
nppe.us to br uppicclnbly benefit ed by
his vacation here and Dr. Cary Ciinys'iu
Ills ph sicl in, lu-isis th it Im prolong his
stav as llianv das us .osible II is be
lieved he -will bo heie another week t
least.
Thn Piesldent worlud III his sluly all
morning and went for nn autoinohllo
lido this nftrrnoon. He passed thr nikh
the plcturesqiln .'ouiitry n round Wood
stock, whem he plied golf two years
ago, nnd letiiiniiig, Ji.uer.i. tlio tor-
IIIOUS ro.ton on nil' . ..iiurii run- ni l.ir
Coniiectlcilt Hlvei. lie necunci an invi-
t.itlon to a clambake ut Claiemoiit, N.
II , twcho miles from here.
OBITUARY.
VI l-s ( Inrii lludnn.
Naiiiiv'uns)tt Pi''". July "n Mlfs
("iiia (ig.bn. 2 jeats old, of N. iv Ymk
died hrrr f nrly to-lay In tin- Hotel Ar
i , Mlm was the sister of Mis
Wllllnm II- Penilleion nt ew lorn, who
with her niece. Mix. Wllllnm II. Pendle- (
ton, Ji., 1 spending the nini'iict at th
; plrr.
(ieoi-ge II. Illlllll,
I! mi inn, N' .1. .In y 3o leorge
II Ilu'.ln, (111. a us dent of this pln o
f.ir nr. m y yens, di. d M-d.iv ut bis siiin-m.-r
h.rne In Shot i li i in, I, I llo was
eoriKetrs! Willi t'i Importers and
Traders Hank of V w Yolk r Iv. II, a
cUv home was in Hrooklyn lie Is sur
vived by his wlfn inn! a dntighter.
l no loe pnia i"iiiiii) iuo jioio ir.ioi . , , ."i-ii
beat Coopetst.iwn team, 10i, to 27, to-!;"1" (',f"- Ans..n H. M.-Co..k was followed
,l,,v. hV ,l ll,u" eralleiy. others playing were
.1 KU.MA.Y AMISIMI Al ORK.IXAL .Vol';,
SALLY ON THE ROCKS
By WINIFRED BOGGS
Author of "The Snlo of Lntly Duvcntry"
SIIIVS WOKTl 1 KNOWING
,tt Ail HioiirlJcrj
Allen A Canton, nn electrical engl-
"'" miles nt forty knots nn hour and
",unt 'lw'' Its victims by nifnns of mag-
neuc cons, lost a ensp in the Supreme
ourt yesterday In which charges of
T,le lwllon was Inndeil down by Jus-
tlco Pago In a suit by Caroline II. Smith,
i a decorator, ngalnst Canton and Mrs.
rVif-olln.. If.l..,. Ml,, ...1.1..... a.
. '
Thomas Addison Mitchell, a mine owner,
,., , ,
from whom sho Inherited a large estate
. .
.'"J er ,r ,p,,:ly .
. Sllrrm), rnlrt j upheld
j,,,,, ,.,,. of t, pV.Intiffvester.Uy
nnd dlieeted the defendants to turn over
" property to a receiver to bo sold, an 1
, that the pr.v..ds should bo used to pay
Miss Smith's Judgment,
n u.p te.siimoiiy In the rise Mrs
Mitchell said that she teally ' was Inl
l"bt.. to Canton when she gave him
n,,, i,i 0f Hn0 f)f ,r household goods,
jml that he has slnco permitted her to
u-e them. She said tltil Canton' ha si o"
Vented nn electric lamp, a moving plo-
turn mnchlnn nnd a hlkh speed telesranh
r"'"'". ...... that sho h-,s been investing
her money In Canton's enterprises for
four years She in vl president of tho
A. A. C. Holding Company, which Is ex
P' Ht.tig c.intons ln.'nt ons, nnd owned
2.nini shares of stock, winch she gave
him .n part payment of loins aggregat
ing $12,ii(Mi.
"I would gladly give my time, money
and best efforts for his Inventions If t
nrver got a pnny out of them," said
Mis Mitchell.
Mrs. Mil. hell said that when her hus-
',nn, "c left her a large Intciest In
the Little Itonnnr.i Cold Mine In (Irass
V nlley, Cnl . and she nl o nwneil nil th
stock of llu. SlmUn In..... 1 1...
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clsted with them, and who said thnt
when Mrs. Mll.-hell was sued by the
plaintiff Canton told him Mrs. Mitchell
Mas in trouble and that ho was "going
to put one over "
DIXVILLE NOTCH VISITORS.
Motor Parties Arrive From
the
I. nl.es mill w. mmIs,
D'wuir N ti ii. N , .ly .in.Tho
Hiis.m.s w ,h iocI.j, -.ieIt,t for many
"-"'V. ,r '"' tlio Ilansley
"ret'ot, ,. Among them
ie Mr. and Mis. J S fnshnim nf V.o.
York, who motored down from Camp
Diamond wltn a patty of friends for
luncheon.
At Jiffeison m:u y golfers were out
l ii.! n initrh h.tui'cii l'Vi..!,.-,..
"'main i aru, it sterling Hottome,
;,,,",,"'!' "-, Vlipri. 'Hi.im D. Oliver.
1 shot nnd Jack Morse. Mark S. Willing
''liWivlllo Harmon.
;lr"- James It. J. sup. who passed the
nrly se-ison III Lenox, motored to the Pro.
H'e. where s).n will r. main during
Atmusi. Dr. C. F. Atwuod and Mrs.
At wood nre passing ttie summer nt Mrs.
A- Jatvls's cott .e Senator John W.
Weeks and puny tn .torrd from Linens.
i lr can on .-et.tnr i.efisr.n II. Colt
i"' t'" I'loiiir. ion. and Mrs. W. N. P.
I Dmrnw, who am nt their r dtaen, went
IMdiig ti-dny ,n I'roille UiUo. H V. H.
, 1 'urken nnd John H. Coi-.ell wore also
iiiiiong iioiii iisnertiien tnere.
.it tin. Mount Washington H del nn.iy
inoioieil over for tea nnd dunning.
V'eM's Torrey nnd Dlltiphv nnd Mcesrs.
Win Inirtoii went for a dip In the pool
.iff r I'l l) Ing ten i ts
F."tr;.iliihiK In the Cave rjtlll this
c. i. .1... win I.. A. Il.mlltnn, Dr J
Ihakn Wh'.li. Mis. John Watiam-iker.
II A. C.nrMd and party of the Mount
Pleasant, lleim.in Ileirum. Mrs. Jcsrnh
! Palmer Knapp iinii Dr. nnd Mrs. 11. S.
Kol.i.ieon.
Mis. Joseph N. Smith of tho Crawford
took a puty ihroiigh Fr mronln Notch
.ti her motor, and '1' .iillis Todd nnd
Piety were also out for a r-.und the
i .''un'.aiu tr.p
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f. I'll'.. Hllir.beth.
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Ward llcr..,
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t" l.n o- P Harris
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July Ii. In Ida eliihlb th cu.
Puneral .erilce l-'sliir.l iv, July Ji, at
K:l o'elnck, nt Si: I',.-k siren, Upper
Moiitcliilr, N. J. Kindly emit flotveri.
uiiu i ia-mi --
13U, Chrl.tlna.
ldm of v lill.ni Prejtmi urlitln, If.
S N., anil dsuslrer of the tale. Peter
Kenn, Kq . of Preliin. II unhuli, ;,w
Jersey, III the elel. y-i.lnth )ear of her
II HI'.
Punernl lerilee nt (Irvn rhurrh, Ilrosd
way un. I Tenth ure.t, r-stiinliiy, July
31, .it lu A M. It Ii requested that
flutters may not l ent.
JAi'Kf-'lN.- In Pr..lienre, It. I, July 2,
nuldenlj. Fr.deilck llunty Jackson, In
his sixty elalitli jenr.
"emmlltal eer.len st h eepv Ilo.lnir Cm.
.dry, Tnrrytown. N. V. SitunUy, July
SI. nt IS. 13.
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t , t,'.! ig .s II S'ew i-t. tin i nf the sto
llo an is 11 no. I Mmiettiv i' Mi.iv.rt.
I - ii, ti., eerl'-s Mnnli, .i i l-i:.'!0. at
I'lrii.h of Hie As. .or. .oi. I If f h ai.nim
hr.'l T.c'li etn.'. luirn.i.nt W.vid
Inivn I ..t o ti papers p eao rnpy
WAl.t' 1". lin ('arrliicton, hushtn.I of
Mnrinn .VUtenn Usra nnd son of Ihs
Im.. A icus'ns nnd Suan fnnlei W.ird
nf I iiriiiluKi.ni. Conn , nt II.)' Short,
We :iie...iy, July !. ISIS,
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ii.nne tn Hay Photr .Saturday at
S 30 P. M.
In Mi'iniirlu.it.
Julians tu i I it tn. mn-v nf cur dearly
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