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NEW YORK. WEDNESPAY. 19. 1907. TTTR DAILY EAGLE.

i ETJE0PEA1T BESOBTS. i -r. woieet a inn R-FSOBTS. I ETTBOPE AK BESOBTS. HOTELS AND BESOBTS.

HOTELS AMD BESOBTS. HOTELS aNM u.i IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE ATLANTIC CITT. The Ideal Resert Cooiitrr AMERICAN TOURIST, Keslehed from London, via Dover and Ostead (three TOELGIUM II boats dally In each dlrecl hoats dally In each direction, THE SHELDON HOTEL. ses. passage of three hours oniy oy of the Brlsrlan Mail Packet Service, and Delightful The Manor Summer Hotel AA Avr New York SHIPPAN POINT, STAMFORD, CONN.

ON THE SOUND 88 feet above tidewater; 15 acres of ground; hotel a model of comfort and convenience; handsomely furnished; hot and cold water in every room; cuisine and service unexcelled; bathing, boating, tisnmg, driving, "tennis, bowling, billiards, casino for dancing. Season openi June 15. For details and booklet address R. K. KIROIN, Manager, 1123 Broadway, New York, Room 209 Railway.

OSTEND Season Easter to October. THB converging point of all tourists traveling to and from the Continent. Tbe ftneen of European Bathlnsr Resorts. The Snramer Residence of tbe Kins; of the Brlsflans. World-famous for the gaiety of Its sea bathing and amusements.

The seaside resort of the elite of Great Britain, Francs and Germany. Witbln 4 hears of London by luxuriously fitted turbine steamers. Magnificent promenade and KursaaL Afternoon and evening concerts. Balls almost nightly at the Hotel de Vllle and Casino. Hotels replete with every modern comfort, and conducted largely In the American style.

The harbor of Ostend Is accessible at all states of the tide. The Dover steamers run alongside the Station Maritime, where trains await them for all parts of the Continent. Osteni Is one of the principal ports for passenger traffic between Great Britain and the Continent and is growing yearly in Importance in this respectand also on account of Its own numerous attractions as a health resort. Same Festivities and Attractions aa at the Riviera. Illustrated Postcards free on application to Secretary, Town Hall, Ostend.

1 THB GREAT HOTELS ON THE SEA Continental, 400 beds I Rooms from Splendid, 400 beds I 91.25 Pension Terms. $4 to 15. according to location of room. Rochefort Station. Trains Ut HAW direct to entrance of Cava, PaMln- tha Rochers de Faule.

Electricity,) d'ARDENNE Royal Residence transformed Into Hotel. thoroughly covered by the State SPA Summer Residence of H. R. H. Princess Clementine of Belarlam.

THE most famous medlclnsl watering place in the world. i hours from Antwerp; 2Vi hours from Bruswls. son to 1 700 feet above sea level. Thy mln-Iral water, of Spa widely known that the name of "Spa" has been freely adopted for miners springs elsewhere. Waters famous for their richness In Iron snd carbonic acid and exceedingly efficacious Id cases of Anaemia and jveuras-thenls, I.nxnrloas Bathlnsr Establishment Natural Carbonaceous Baths for Heart complaints.

Ferruginous Mud Baths. SUPERB NEW CASINO. Concerts. Open-air Theatrical Performances, Concours Hlpplque. Cross-country Competitions, Drag-hunts, Coacnlng, Motor Racing, Shooting.

Lawn Tennis, Fishing, Pigeon Shooting. Athletic Sports. Bal-neatlc Exhibition. Season Mar to December. Literature and every Information to be obtslned from Town 4 Country, 2S9 Fourth New York.

GRAND HOTEL BRITANNIOUE THE NEWEST AND MOST MODERN HOTEL IN SPA. F. 1.EYH Proprietor Tariffs from Town and Country, 289 Fourth New York. ine liKU I est natural curiosity in ths world. ullu (Lighted Two hours from Brussels.

Finest Golf links on the Continent, Tennis. Trout-Ashing. CHATEAU It by ROYAL i BRUSSELS train, meet all stoats. US VwJOlJ-fwJ ron. Comfortable Hotels of every grade.

Tariffs-Town ,4 i Country, 289 Fourth Ave N. Y. HOTEL METROPOI.E. GRAND HOTEL MENGELLE. The Leading Hotel in Belarlnm.

First-class House. Thoroughly modernized. Central Situation. Private Baths. Suites Exceedingly comfortable.

Central heating. Proprietor. Wlelemons-Cenppens Hotel De Belle Vue Et De Flandre HOTEL DE LA POSTE. Family. Electric Light.

Lift. Central heauag. Moderate Tariff Enrope Hotel. Place Royal. Flret class.

service of America, via Red Star Steamers. visiting this old-world city will derive con-lrirahle from an investigation of Its beautiful ANTWERP buildings and art treasures, and Its famo us is In direct Americans pleasure AS aalTfllSMlT iTiiicipui naiw in Antwerp, eikuaieu 111 HOTEL STs ANIUIIlE beautiful square (solas Cathedral. Favorite olourn of best American families. Renovated; private bathrooms. Beautiful garden terrace.

Patronised by Crowned Heads of Europe. Perfect sanitation. Write Town Country for Illustrated booklet and guide to Antwerp. Reislum apply Town and Country, 289 Fourth Avenue, New state Railways (P. de France), 47, Cannon Street, London.

Ticket Offices, 63 street. London. E. C. and 72 Regent Street.

London. W. Circulation nces, 63 culation Reason Tickets on the Belgian State Railways for tour of the entire country. 10 dUrm, Fil.t rcia.il, 12.80. 6 daya, 6.1B covering over 2.S30 mlW illes shops stored with quaint Interesting objects 5 of I EUROPEAN BESOBTS.

PARIS HOTEL CONTINENTAL Of Universal Reputation Situated In the Very Heart of the City Favored residence of Royalty and Iff he ut En rope an and American Society. The Hotel Continental has recently been entirely remodeled and renovated in accordance with modern hotel development AND SPECIALLY FLAWED to meet the DEMANDS OP THE AMERICAN TOl HIST. FIRST CLASS RES-TAliRANT. American Bar Delightful loungs rendezvous. Every present day luxury and convenlenoe.

Sanitary arrangements absolutely perfect. Booklet Free on Application. TOWN COUNTRY BUREAU, 28D Fourth Y. City. Tvry.

jx-j" nth NBtv- lYOHst- NAPLES. Italy: Hotel Belle Vue; terms, 11.60 -to per day Inclusive; steam heated. Recommended by Babcock's Tours of Brooklyn, jew-ioieou HOTEL CONTINENTAL. PARIS, Booklet and Information TOWN AND COUN. TRY, 889 Fourth av, New York city.

RESORT GUIDES. Tun BES'. PLACE TO spend tour SUMMER VACATION IS IN TUB AND HEALTHFUL CATSKILL MOUNTAINS The high altitude of this great mountain "o'veerfsn fSatcTSi 'Z selection of a summer home. rem- i jy.jw BOYS HIGH SCHOOL. Owing to the regents examinations which are taking place In the school all this week, no opening exercises will held this coming Wednesday morning.

All work baa ceased In the several so cietles of the school for the term. Seven Kraduates of Boys High School secured the degree of Doctor of Medicine and tbe following prizes and appointments from the Long Island College Hospital: Albert F. R. Anderson, M.D., the Cbauncey L. Mitcneu prize, consisting oi ,50 worth of books to the man best qualified in all branches of medicine; Arthur Leslie Carroll.

M.D.. won the Dudley Me morial medal for tne nest report, oi a In sureical wards of hospital; Grover 0. De La Hoyde, M.D., second appointment at St. Mary's Hospital; Harry Flndlay, M.D., first appointment at St. Vincent's Hospital, Staten Island; Francis L.

Guarino, M.D., fifth appointment at Long Island College Hospi tal; George E. Henderson, m.u., sum appointment at Long Island College Hospital; Robert Merrlam Rogers, M.D., first surgical appointment at Long Island College Hospital, and the anatomical prise. position of demonstrator ui be held for two years. This Is awarded for having passed the best examinations I- Koho nf anatomy. Only two prises escaped the clutches of Boys High School graduates.

Four, oi doctors were awarded a special diploma for expertness in physical diagnosis. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL. Dr. Felter says the school feels a great pride in the fact that four of its student took scholarships in Adelpnl college, entitling them to a four yearn tuition fre. in tile class of 1911.

In srsry room of the school each teach er planned a short exercise for riag Day" morning, which was held on Friday. A specially pretty programme was prepared by Room 46, Division 1A. Th. room was decorated with flags of many nations, the Stars and stripes pre dominating. On the blackboards arouna the room the girls had picturea im, united Rtatefl flag in its different stages, as the flag carried by Columbus and the many flags used before xne rtevoiuuon.

"A History in Verse of Our Flag from the Days of Columbus to the Present Time" was given by these girls: "Student," Miss Marguerite Macpherson; "First Flag," Miss Loretta Gorman; "Second Flag," Miss Melaine Tokaji; "Third Flag," Miss Fannie Davidson; "Fourtn nag," miss Annie Davidson; "Fifth Flag," Miss Frances Carrington; "Sixth Flag," Miss May Driscoll; "Seventh Flag." MlssMay Burney; "Eighth Flag," Miss Esther LouIb; "Ninth Flag," Miss Etta Seelig; "Tenth Flag," Miss Emma Mohling; "Finale," Miss Mollie Haumenhaft. "Young Patriot's Song." by the class; "Salute to the Flag," and "America" were given by the class. The teacher is Miss, Seelman. The Dresser Society baa elected tne fol lowing officers for next year: President, Miss Wllmoth Cosby; vice president. Miss Gladys, Bailey; recording secretary.

Miss Ethel Thackeray; corresponding secretary, Miss Florence Van Vranken; treasurer, Miss Jean Evans; executive committee. Miss Shirley Gleason, Miss Abbie Godfrey and Miss Edith Howlett. These new members were admitted: Mist Margaret Southerton and Miss Marjorie Zabriskie. At the last meeting of the Camera Club Miss Henrietta Schoecke was ne- clared to have won the camera offered by the Loyal League to the girl of the Camera Club getting the highest number of marks. NOVEL CONTEST AT P.

S. Frizes for Best Decorated Rooms, Visitors Decided by Vote Hard to Determine. The English teachers who have been; visiting the United Stales have been particularly struck with the attention given in all schools to the emblem. of the country, the Stars and Stripes, and the ideas for which it stands. Wherever they went one of the most pleaBtng exercises at every assembly was the to the flag." Educators are agreed that this.ex-orMaa In npnnnsarv.

in order that the wh nm, "'ou 'f shall realize their duty to the country of tneir Dirtn or aaoption Miss Martha S. McLaughlin, principal of Public School No. 17. Heyward near Broadway, has a large number of foreign-born children, or children of foreign-born parents, in her school, and, like all other principals, never loses an opportunity to inculcate the love of the flag in the minds of the pupils. Some time previous to last Friday.

June 14, flag day. Miss McLaughlin announced that a flag would be presented to a class of boys and to a class of girls which should have the beBt decorated rooms. All the pupils entered lntn the contest with enthusiasm. The hnv- mfl- house to house canvass In their neighborhood and borrowed a. many flags as they could get.

In this i I It in tueir uecuiauuua. rto a iu H.innl hiiildlnsr nn Frldav glowed with color There were flags everywhere. 1 iQa- VIb. Harriet ron ft rinse third. fact, all the class roomswere ad- mjred and received favorable comment.

Tnen tnere were Drizes 0f medals for the best declamations on the flag, one of which was won by Ethel Hammond, a sixth year girl, and another by William Barnett of the fifth year. The programme of exercises was a long one, and Included patriotic selections on the violin by Andrew D. Bai'rd, the nephew of Col. A. D.

Baird, accompanied on the piano by Prof. Nova. Others who assisted In the programme were Arthur Windels. Ruth Stack. Adelaide Pailey, Jeanette Neuman, Joseph Dwyer, Morris Kaul, Ada Fischer, Helen Nolan, Adolpb Laine, Mary Gabrini, Rose Cutler.

Rose Laurie, Elsie Hertz, John Burns, Reuben Feldman, David Hervey, Charles Latham, Edith Bedell and Hattle Kunnert. Among tho visitors were the Rev. Dr. William Sheafe Chase, rector of Christ Church, Bedford avenue; Curate Scott, District Superintendent Lyons and others, who made brief speeches. JAIL FOR PACKING A GUN.

Washington Negro Who Carried a Re- volver Got a Twenty-Day Sentence. In the Court of Special Sessions at Ja maica yesterday, before Judges O'Keefe, Forker and Wilkin, Samuel Armstrong, a negro, who said he came from Washlng- ton tj c. and boarded for the past year in Long Island City, who was arrested several weeks ago on a charge of carry ing a concealed weapon, a pistol, in violation of Section 410 of the Penal Code, was found guilty and Bent to the Queens County Jail for 20 days. Stanislaus KrauKowsky, a i-oiait laborer of Maspeth, charged by Joseun Barnath of 105 Clermont avenue, Maspeth, with having, on June 10, stolen two window Bcreens valued at 70 cents, was sent to the Queens County Jail for 19 days. Charles Sullrvan, a chauffeur of Law rence.

L. who was arrested on June tacit wkiiu pi iu at Laurel Hill, was found guilty and flnesj 10, with the alternative of twenty-Uva Oif THB OCEAN FRONT. HOTEL TRAYMOEE. with In magnificent ten story fireproof addition, present the finest equipped end most modern of Atlantic City's loading hotels. Superlative In construction, appointment ana service.

Guests' rooms averaging 19 feet square and each with full ocean view. Private baths, fresh and sea-water attached to each room; Spacious solarium and conservatories on roni; Igh class orchestral concerts daily; golf prlvl-leges to guests. Capacity. 600. Illustrated booklet upon request.

TRAYMOBE HOTEL 8. White, Chas. O. Marquette, mgr. GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL, Virginia av and the Beach.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Under entire new management. 3M beautifully furnished rooms, en suite, wltn bath; hjt and cold sea water attached to all baths.

Also public hot sea water baths. Phew' In rooms. Music and social diversions Terms: American plan. 12.50 per day up: 112.50 weekly up; European plan. J1.60 per day up.

Garage. CHARLES E. COPE. formerly of the ffittatlnny, Delaware IVater Gap. Pa.

HOTEL IROQUOIS, cean end South Carolina av; center a attias-tlons; an Ideal modern hotel, ranking with the beat houses; capaeltr. 400; roam Mafia tor en sulta, with private bath; elevator -u street -level: steam heated: extensive pomM; orchestra, eta. special terms 110 up weekly; open all raw: booklet mailed. W. W.

SHAW. THE tffhS Central to all attractions. A new, modern, high class hotel, as good as the best. Capacity 260. Will make special terms during June and July; IS up weekly; $1 .60 up dally; Saturday to Monday.

13. Including large ocean view rooms, metal beds, elevator, baths, superior jcooklng. fine table, white service, etc. Wide. cool porches, overlooking ocean and board- walk; booklet.

W. F. WATTS. iTHE.ST. CHARLES.

'Most Select Location on the Ocean Front. 'Distinctive for its elegance, exeluslveness, high class patronage and liberal management. Orchestra of sololnta. Sea water in all baths. Booklet.

Information, room plans, 13 fourth av, New York HAINES. HOTEL POXCE DE LEOH, Virginia av. at Beach. Modem la. appointments.

Capacity 850. First-class cuisine and service. Special ORINDROD CHESTER INN, New York av. near Beach: elevator; moderate latea. POTTAGE; 9 to 15 North Georgia xcf table" electric, lights; it weokly to July 1.

J- L. liu'1' HOTEL SEABRIGHT Beach. This house is under new management, and Is conducted in a first class manner In verv reiDect. F. P.

ya.lL-L.lfS. CHETWOODE, Pacific and 111 avs. Capacity 250. 10 weekly; dally; 11.60 Saturday to Monday. E.

M. DE.irE.i. THE CLARENDON, Virginia av and Beach. M. D.

NIEMAN. myI9-30t T)TTTT TWW Sc. Carolina av near leach; class tHble; 11.60 day up; S9 up weekly. Mrs. J.

YOUNGBLOOD. KENDERTOX, Tenn. av. 3d house from beach, homelike; elevator; rates SI .50 day up. ti weekly ud.

J- MITCHELL. An The moat attractive Month at Atlantic City. "PHILLIPS HOUSE, South Connecticut av: m. wurinn; thoroughly modern; unexcelled table. F.

P. PHILLIPS. ASBTJRY PARK. FOR a homelike hotel, home cooking and Smfortable quarters. HOTEL CHELSEA ex-tly fills the bill: special low rates for June 4 RTHnR A WEST, owner and manager, Third av, near beach and all atrtactlons.

nnr.nv Dtoir The Raleigh, 200 Lake av, facing Wesley Lake and ocean; nice rooms, with or without hoard; pleasant cool dining rooms: terms moderate, very low rates for June or season, E. BOOTH, at Hotel Park View SteTto beachh.aKac? Ins park with ocean to east and lake weft; capacity 360; rooms en suite with private baths. M. E. BROOMALL.

THE LEADLEY, V. J. Fourth av; one block from ocean; 2th Now open. PROBST LEADLEY. THE BURRINGT0N, 7TH AV, Near ocean.

Capacity 160, New management. M. E. MAYBAVM. SEA VIEW HOTEL, amury park.

Fourth av; one block from ocean: new and elegantly furnlihed. K. DIGNAN ffTT17 TT North Asbury Park, N.J, ItlLt ocean end Seventh av. Capacity 100; terms $10 to $20; newly furnished. M.

E. APPI.EGATE. THE CHATSW0RTH, 304 Second av. Near ocan. Homelike; moderate; phone 686-J.

Masaen. RICHMOND ARMS, Capacity J50. Terms moderate. E. NICHOLS THE IMPERIAL, Ocean and Second avs Now open: modern; homelike; tlO to $25; send for booklet.

H. A. KINQSLEY. BELMAR. THE BUENA VISTA, enlarged: every modern improvement; rooms en suite with private bath; will open about June 1 for 16th season; number of children limited.

H. F. COSTER. BELMAR INN, Ocean av; 100 feet from the breakers: only the boardwalk Intervening; capacity, 60. THE CLYDE, Two blocks from ocean.

Season June to October. WM. J. WA LR H. NEPTUNE HOUSE, Now open: thirteenth season; direct oeean front; boating, bathing, fishing.

J. COX. 1AKEW00D, N. 3. IT.

JAMES HALL-IN-THE-PINES. LAKE-WOOD. N. J. Open all year to persona desiring rest In the health-renewing air of Lakswood; end for circular.

SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH. THE LEXINGTON. Lexlnffton aT opposite Laurel House. Delightfully homelike.

Prices moderate. A quiet Family Hotel. Booklet. A. 3.

LARRARF.E. OCEAN GBOVE. POPULAR MT-'LFORD HOIJSE. F. fi.

BE-LOVER, 27-28 Olln st. Ocean Grove. Table first class. One minute from the ocean. Near Ves-ley lAke.

Young People's Temple, Auditorium. Post omce. Bathing Grounds and the Fishing Pier. up. THE ALASKA.

Hlrh grade In every respect; unobstructed ocean view; modern: sawau-r baths In huse; booklet. GEO. P. HEALE N. H.

KILMER. THE MAJESTIC. OCEAN GROVE. N. J.

Directly on the Beach Modern equipment; elevators CLEMENT CLEMENT. GROVE HALL, OCEAN GROVE. 81st season under same management; minute to Asbury Park and I'i mln. to Ivnrh; 1M. Write for booklet.

K. RAPHAEL. THE ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE. N. J.

Now open; high grade In'everv respect; special rates to July ca-paclty 00; booklet. M. A. MILLAR. UNITED STATES HOTELjev' Block to ocean; 110 to $14; rap opens June 12.

Booklet. r. a. CHAMBERL1N. THE CHALF0NTE.

Plrect ocean front; redecorated; best sanitation; finest cuisine. S. W. EHLERS. THE! mi fkMlAI Main av; nne view ot I from sparlous OCEAN GROVE verandas.

Booklet. S. FOSTER. NEW PHILADELPHIA Ocean Pathwav. Directly on beach.

Unobstructed view of ocean and Auditorium, broad verandas overlooking sea. Mrs.C.A.Cox. CLARENDON, Ocean Grove. Delightfully loeated. Auditorium square.

Large rooms; booklet. June rates. A. MOHAN. Circulars and BooK-lets ot most of the Hotels and Boarding Houses advertised on these pag'es may be found at the Eagle In-formation Bureau, 4th Floor, Eagle Building.

Ocean Grove, N. J. Fine location near beach. Capacity 800; new bath rooms; N. Y.

addreee. 3d av and 148th t. at THE EAR I j. Main av and boardwalk; every room full ocean view; electric lights through out; uaiiiB, 90 tub- RANDOLPH. Pitman av; einsle rooms, to 113; double, $7 up week block to beach.

A. ward. AMHERST HOUSE, avenijb" Accom. 60. 160 ft.

to ocean. A. M. ABINO. D4WV VTTTX7 Se V1w bloCk VlfiW (rom heach and Casino.

Can. 150; booklet. O. W. EPWORTH.

OSBORNE HOUSE, gS JTSS, Near Beach: moderate; booklet. H. Welsford. THE SUMMERFIELD Capacity 100. June to Oct.

Booklet. F. 6. Hynes NEW JERSEY. HOTEL NORMANDIE NORMANDIE-BY-THE-SEA, N.

J. Palmer MacDowell Beautifully located mile from Seabrlght, directly on the ocean front and within 60 yards of the Shrewsbury River. NEW YORK BOOKING OFFICE, Hotel Victoria, B'way and 27th st. 9 A. M.

to 1 P. M. and 4 to 6 P. M. AND 8 COTTAGES, Bernardsville, N.J.

NOW OPEN Golf. Tennis. Swimming fooi; tea mc-adam roads for motoring and driving. Alti tude 800 feet, capacity w. nw iw BEXJ.

R. PHELPS, Mgr. TRUELL HALL, Formerly Netherwood Hotel, Netherwood, N. vt rennvated: all new plumbing; large number private baths; electric r. sTT-nnnds: lIBntea exceiiem cuibius, broad piazzas.

Write for terms. ETHER WOO D. N. J. PENINSULA A select family hotel, on ocean fr.ml.

Shrewsbury River, Pleasure Bay. Morning Concerts. Evening Dances. The reputallun la excellent, covering 25 years. OPENS JUNE A.

Senhrlrrht. S. J. CHARLES H. DEDERKU PRIVATE famllv In Red Bank, N.

one frnn, Vow VnrU offpr VCl'V SUDOrior ac- commodations to a limited number nf people who would appreciate quiet, exclusive surroundings: fine house, large, comfortable, cool rooms. 2G3 Broad st, Red Bank, N. J. Telephone 119 Red Bank. jJ HATHAWAY INN cottages.

DEAL N. American plan; also a la carte; hotel and cottages now open; new canlno, swimming pool, tiled showers. N. Y. office.

Town nnd Country, Fourlh av. Booklet. Second season of E. A. HOWARD.

Prop. FOREST HOUSE, Budd's Lake; N. J. New management; newly furnished; 48 miles, L. and W.

bass fishing, boating, tennis, all amusements; shady grounds sloping to water; Ideal place for families. F. M. DL'RYEA. THE TREM0NT, PEA GIRT.

N. J. Directly on the beach. Every room full ocean view; special June rates. S.

HINKSOA WWUVVAnw. WARWICK ARMS nrtrvT WWiCiVT Capacity 300. Now open. H. SSHAM.

New Fonndlnncl, Morrla II, J. SUSQUEHANNA HOTEL Acc. 20; transient trade; termi S8-J10. J. M.

TELL, frop. THE BUCKINGHAM, Kenned family hotel; near the beach; iare piazzas beautiful lawn; sixth season; reasonable rates: booklet. H. M. PARKM.

HIGHLAND HOUSE, B'Mbing. Surf and Mill water bathing. Modern improve ments. Rates 8 to Jl- H. BHttKlDA.

HIDOEWOOB. BERGEN COUNTY. N. HERBERT HOt'SE; acc. 30; large pleasant rooms; shade trees; livery attacnea; mtnern Imps.

terms on appncsiitun. SEAVIEWHOUSESie ocean; open for season: casino; tennis, goii, rates $12 up per week; D00K'8lo BRYAAl. or.t,T nn NT .1.: Falrvlew House; acc. 20; located on Newton av; satisfaction Is our motto: excellent cuisine: shady nearby lake; booklet. Mrs.

ti. u. nurn.1..o. a large, cool house, modern Improvements. 180 ft.

porch, shady grounds on farm: good table, fine water: outdoor 17-MS weekly: booklet. H. C. BROW.M. Jamesburg.

N. J. 18-7 OCEANPOIlT. N. Point View Cottage, beautifully situated on riyer; boating.

lawn tennis; near Long Branch. Address Box 32. Oceanport, N. J. WILBURTON-BY-THE-aEA, "ffiQ Dlreetlv on ocean; elevator; suites with bath.

June to Oct. A. C. S. H.

LETCHWORTH. or. thru, or four: delightful sltua- o.rii.n Bav. hour from city, trains convenient. 19 -21-28 mvca itnrtwrf.H.T.

Beraen County- N. accommodates 30; 23 mile; from N. high eievatlon; excellent table; 110 and up; Gentiles nlv. THE ALLAIRE, 3- TTrAXTlc HIGHLANDS, N. the Bran don.

Now open. miles from city. Bathing, V. K. HOPPER nsnins.

mlS-60 PARKER HOUSE. n.anVnt. VOW OPEN; 2th fXason; modern. send tor BMklst. Mrs.

THOS. DEVLIN. Jel-60t GRAY SWAN INN, THOMPSON HOUSE. Srlver1 nay for bathing, fishing, boating or water motoring; rates 812 up. Booklet.

J. N. HIKER. NEW FOUNDLAND. Morris Fair-view Villa: acc.

30: single and double rooms: modern fresh milk, eggs; dally livery booklet, m. niDGEWOOD, Bergen N. J. Maple Lawn H.use" acc, 20; large airy rooms; shady lawns: good t'ahle: modern Impts; terms, I10-J12. E.

PEMARKST. MORR1STOWN, N. J. The Elms. Remodeled and refurnished; steam: electric light; large grounds and shade; open all year.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. ST1LLWELL.

CALDWELL. ESSEX N. J. Graver House; accommodation, 75; beautifully located. K.

M. DINGLE Y. Inskip House L. C. BROWN.

C0WELL HOUSE, to ocean: large rooms. Capaci so. A. E. SWE ENEY.

PENNSYLVANIA. THE MARGIERITE, Milford. Pike County pa opened June most popular, seloct and homelike resort In Milford; conducted "ive satisfaction; Mal location; amusements; rates, 310 to 16; booklet. RICHARD E. HUMBERT.

WHERE VOl' CA CATCH THOl'T SEW SPHl't'B CAII1X IN. Rooms en suite and with bath: 3 hours from New York: booklet. W. J. M.

D. PRICb. Canadensis P. O. Pa.

Cresco Sta. Lacka. R. R. MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE Now oien.

Accminorfates t50; ail conveniences; eieam hen.t; nw sun parlor; table unexcelled: June rates, to $15 H. H. LEECH'S SONS. Ml. Pocono, la.

EITREKA COTTAGK, Herh Lake. Pa. Go-d mAuntaln air. fishing, boating, bowling and driving, fresh eges, chicken, croam. milk and vp up table wason: gooi tnara.

to $9 oer week. Mrs. MARGARET GREGORY. Henryville House, Eenryville, Pa. Accommodations fr families; trout fishing; SS to J12.

E. R. HENRY. P. O.

Parkslde. Pa. EAST MAIXH CHUNK. private board, lng house; 112 miles from New Ynrk; fare high location; conveniences. K.

M. MURPHY, Box NEW OAK GROVE HOUSE, East Strouds-burg. Pa. the best located and appointed house In Delaware Valley; large porches. boat-Ins, bathing, fishing; 3od season.

Booklet. Cs aNa SMITH. SOMERSET II PENNSYLVANIA. EIVEESIDEH0TEL. Bushklll, Pike County.

Pocono Mountain District, overlooking Delaware River. Capacity 200; large, cool rooms; superior taDle. supplied from hotel's farm. Amusement hall; muslo, fishing and bathing; stable; Brage; fine roads. For booklet terma.

SHIa. PAXINOSA INN. FIREPROOF MOUNTAIN HOTBL. Two hours ride from New York. feet elevation.

Full orchestra. Booklet A. B. HELLINQS. Near Eaaton.

P- MILFORO, PA. SALMON HOUSE Accommodates 80; JS to V' V10' livery. GEO. W. MANET.

Prop. LOOKOUT. Wayne County, Pa. Beach Wood Cottage; 1600 feef elevation; berries and fruit In abundance; good water. AULDEN DAVIS.

proprietor. ii ft uirif fMN. Elevated; modern; near Water Gap; trolley to entrance; booklet. P. C.

DICKERSON, East Btroudsburg. Pa. HIGHLAND DULL HOUSE, on Blue Moun tains. 1,300 feet elevation; electric lis nis, baths: golf. Booklet.

CHAS. -M. FOULKB. HOTEL CLIFTON. LAKE WINOLA; no finer resort in state.

Send for booklet. J. w. MOORE, P. Facton-ville, Pa.

Delaware Water Gap. THEKITTATINNY, m.xtArn. finest located hotel at this beautiful mountain resort. Has us own acres of nature's picturesque handiwork. Numerous diversions; golf, tennis, bowling, pool, billiards, flshlni, boating, etc.

The cuisine Is ot ths best, tabi? being supplied from HOftb pahm vawIv furnished. Bteam heat. open wood fires, electric lights, elevators, sun parlors, private Daicuiuca. Rooms large, with excellent views; not and cold running mountain spring water In rooms. i i trn.inni nror mnrnlriK and evening, with frequent dances, long i lolawnnh nmr-M in nntAl.

distance puuucn anu bi zzr: 19iJ7 booklet, ehowing hotel, scenei in KU-tatinny Park, auto route, map New York to ttici July ratet. Livery and garage WATER GAP HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap, Pa. NEW OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT. Opens June 22; remains open until November, for the entertainment of a refined, select patronage. Entirely rebuilt, enlarged and modernized by expenditure of $100,000.

New and luxurious furnishings. Now the finest equipped and best appointed Mountain Hotel. Capacity i00. Highest altitude. Coolest location commanding unobstructed views of 30 miles.

Entirely removed from noise and dust of railroads and highways, but within easy access of both. Hydraulic elevators, steam heat, log fireplaces. Private tiled baths. Running water in all rooms. Lighted by electricity and gas.

Cuisine, under direction of noted French Chefs, will be of the highest standard. White service throughout. Orchestra. Varied social features. Billiards, bowling, etc.

Golf, tennis, rowing, canoeing, bathing, fishing; new garage and livery, with high class saddle horses and equipment. Write for Illustrated Booklet and terms. THE BELLEVUE, DelPrePrtcr Finest table In Monroe electric IlpMed: accommodates 75; 3 minutes from station: per dav, $ft to $15 per week. Booklet. COS- WAY tS HUJin.

CATARACT HOUSE, gSSt, $12 weekly; orchestra; bathfnp; boating; all amusements. TUCKER SON. DELAWARE HOUSE Strictly modern; central all noinui interior. Casino attached; bowl'g, blll'ds and all Amuse' ts; bnat'g. bath'g, trout, bans fish" ff Open all year.

Special spring rates. Booklet. J. Tarrlck riTX'rjMAN'S FERRY. Pike Ding- man House; acc.

25; single and double rooms; bathing, boatincr, fishing; terms booklet. F. JHNOMAN. EVTinVAirHbLSE, Del. Water Gap.Pa.

opens June 15 under new management; modern; booklet. H. T. LaBAK. MAINE.

OTTAWA HOUSE COTTAGES CVSH1NG ISLAND. PORTLAND HARBOR, MAINE. Extensively Improved and refurnished. A delightful place to spend the summer. All kinds of amusements.

New York office at Hotel Martha Washington. 29 East Twenty-ninth st. Send for booklet. THE JOCELYN PROUT'S NECK, MAINE. The finest and most modern hotel on the Maine Coast, facing the beach; excellent bathing and fishing; best of service; send for StmUENTO MAINE.

To rent, furnished house of 14 rooms with bath; electric lighting; finest location on Frenchman's Bay, opposite Bar Harbor: beautiful drives, yachting, bathing. Ashing, golf and BOR, 35 Congress st. Boston, Mass, YORK BEACH, ME. Leading hotel, 60 miles from Ronton; nne nsning and Datning; dookiui terms moderate. Special July rates.

W. J. SIMPSON. DOME OF THE ROCK, CASTINE. MB.

Open June 28. Illustrated circular. ROBIN'HOOD INN, Bailey Island, 8 minutes to ocean or bay; fine spring water: modern plumbing; sailing, bathing: circular. Miss MASSEY. OLD ORCHARD BEACH.

ME. THB IRVING, directly on beach: homelike and modern; prices moderate: oooKiets. Mrs. L. A.

OOOOINS. Prop. RHODE ISLAND HOUSE KENNEBUNKPORT. ME. Ten minutes to beach.

J. W. LAKE. NEW HAMPSHIRE. WHITE 5V1TS MAPLEWOOD HOTEL, MAPTOOD' SOCIAL, AND SCENIC CENTER.

High altitude. No Hay Fever. Superior 18 hole golf course. OPEN JULY 8. MAPLEWOOU COTTAGE, opposite OPEN JUNE to OCTOBER.

Terms moderate. Accommodates 135. Write for booklet. H. CII.I.EY.

Msjr. PRIVATE COTTAGES TO RENT. P1M GROVE SPRIKGSHOTEL SPOFl-ORD, N. H. In the pines of Southern New Hampshire, on Lake Spofford.

Golf, tennis, boating. Ashing. Rooms singly or en suite, with bath. Two desirable cottages to let. with hotel service and meals at hotel.

OPEN JUNE 30 TO OCTORER 1 ATKINS MESSER, Mgrs. Address Florence. till June 10. WHITE MOUNTAINS. The New Profile House O.

H. GREENLEAF. Pres. Built In 1908. Open July 1st to October 1st.

One of the largest of leading resort hotels where only the best can be obtained. 20 private Cottages. Oolf, Tennis, tiood Roads. Fine garage. Original hotel lr.2-19i'S.

BOSTON THE VENDOME COMMONWEALTH AVE. The GatewHV to the White Mountains, THE COLONIAL, CEXTBR HARBOR, N. OS LAKE AVIXXEI'KSAl KEE, Accommodates 250 guests; steam heat; open fireplaces; fine drives; bowling, boating, bathing: excellent fishing; exceptional facilities for automohiling: fine parage Booklet. W. A.

MAHEAN, Proprietor. THE SINCLAIR "oTVtains N. H. No bay fever. Open June a.

Steam hat. golf, eievstor. bathrm DLRGIN 1180 B'way. near 2Stn st. n.x.

MIRAMONTE INN. ff Homelike, modern: el. 1.600 beautiful drive and walks; farm supplies the table; 112 to 120. Open June 25 A. B.

A'BOOD. titttctUT TWTiT White Mounts ns; fine X11L1.S1JJX, liKiM, tahie: ts up; all popular amusements: finest mountain drives. 111. booklet. L.

T. Clawson, Bethlehem, N.H. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Laurel Lake Inn Fitzwilliam Depot, N.H. Will Open Jnne 20th, 10O7.

Near Monadnock Mountain; l.JOO feet elevation; new management; thoroughly renovated; new sanitary plumbing; new furnishings; new electric lights; first-class rooms and board at popular prices: the best of everything for the table; fresh milk, vegetables and berries from farm connected with Inn. Inn located on shore of lake; pine and hardwood groves; boating, bathing, bass, pickerel and peroh fishing; rest and recreation among pine and flr forest. Particulars and Booklets of E. P. SARGENT.

Brattle st. Cambridge. Mass. Winter house Vassall Hall. Cambridge.

WINNIPESAUKEE INN OIN THE LAKE DR. GREECE'S NEW HOTEL, LODGE AND COTTAGES. $2.00 PEOPLE'S $10.00 per my I pnpULAR mmi Including 1 Including RBrdand I PRICES Send for booklet to J. COLEMAN BLAIR. Wtnnipeaaukee P.

N. or to DR. GREENE, 34 Temple Bostoiv WAUMBEK COLONY THE WAUMBEK THE JEFFERSON WAUMBEK HALL STARR KING" THE FAMILY COTTAGE JEFFERSON, N. H. WHITE MOUNTAINS Accommodation for K.

Season June to October. A. J. MURPHY, Manager. VERMONT.

MOUNTAIN SPRING HOTEL AND COTTAGES. LAKE DUNMORE. VT In ths Orecn Mountains; elevator, electric lights, orchestra: baas fishing, all outdjw sports; special inducement to families and young men. Booklet. FRANK J.

QUINN. MASSACHUSETTS. THE WAYSIDEJNN, WEST HARWICH, MASS. Is a new hotel, open all the year round, situated on the main Bireet in the center of the town. In one of the most beautiful spots on Capo fr-d.

Bathing and boating. The house Is equipped with heat, bathrooms, gas, up-to-date plumbing, long distance telephone, lire CFcanes, and all modern Improvements. J. R. KEL1VEY.

Prop. THE PINES, C0TUIT, BY THE SEA Send for BooKlet. J. A. HORSE, Prop.

COTUIT APE COD MASS. SANTUIT HOUSE AND COTTABES mii WEBB, Prop. THE MAPLEW00D, Pittsfield, Berkshire Mass. nn.n tun. i.

Rooms with and without baths. Elevator. Electric lights. Elevation above sea level, 1. 100 feet.

No mosquitoes. Amusements; Oolf. bathing, ete. Send for 1907 booklet. ARTHUR W.

PLUMB. Proprietor. TURK'S HEAD INN, R0CKP0RT, MASS. fywatnt on the extreme rjolnt of Caps Ann; 3 miles from Boston; 125 rooms with private baths; automobiles from railroad station to hotel, and to let. j.

a. sahu.i, The Wadsworth, Newbury st, Boston. THE SURFSIDE. GLOUCESTER, CAPE ANN, MASS. Illustrated booklet, F.

H. SAWYER, Prep. THE NANEPASHEMET MARBI.EHKAD NECK, MASS. nnenn June 14. Finest location Nortlt Shore, Every room ocean view.

Special rates June. nend for book. Cape Cod's Only First Class Hotel, ABERDEEN HALL. Hyannts, Mass. A.

W. McDousall. Booklets. BERKSHIRE HILLS. MT.

EVERETT HOUSE, South Egremon! Mass. Open Hey 30 to November. KHODE ISLAND. NEW CLIFF'S HOTEL and COTTAGES. Newport.

R. I. I Under new and progressive management. I This unioue Hotel and Cottages have been I entirely renovated, wun an me moaern Improvements, uuisine unexcnea. Lenn Cnvallo Orchestra from the Metropolitan Opera He use, Ivew "i'orlc J.

V. JORDAf Manager, THE HARBOR VIEW, Block Island a i a nM ttnrhor; boatlnr and nshinK surt oatning guoa i. Jeltf lot eO(3 wim. J.U.MJ. 3.

i i. LJ THE BAYSIDB. Block Island, R. I. Ocean view jm every room; own -tarm; surf and still water bathing; good table.

EVERETT A. WILLIS. CONNECTICUT. SOUND BEACH. Fairfield.

Conn. Shore cot-tase, accom. 15; rooms en suite and singly; modern bathing, fishing, boating: terms on application. -A. CROWELL.

INTERLAKEN INNTlakeville.Conn 1.000 ft. elevatlr.n. overloklng two lakes. Berkshire and Litchfield Hills. All Improvements; boating, golf, nshlng.

THE LAKE VIEW HOUSE, Easthamuton, now open; boating: and Ashing. Booklet. FRANK HKIRENDT. FOR RENT or sale, furnished seashore cottages: mMlera Improvements; table board; boating, bathing, tennis, trees; circulars. Professor NORTHROP, Tribune Building, Man hattan.

New Prvston. Lake Waramung, Lake View HnuBe; 50; el. 1.300 boating, fishing, tennis; per week. B. C.

NORRIS. COLONIAL INN Pleasant location; 1100 feet elev evervthlng for table raised on farm. P. BOOTH. Burlington.

Hartford County, Conn. EIw rnn rt Summer Hotel on L. I. Sound. For IS booklet and all Information address J.

F. MncGownn, Greenwich. Conn. MO.NTASCO I'X, Indian Neck, Bran ford; ocean breezes; ante bathing, verandas, shade. JS to 10.

Mrs. W. E. WHITBL CRESCENT BEACH HOUSE, Madison. Conn -Shady lawn, golf, bathing, boating; modern Improvements.

W. H. SMELL. In addition to ths private parks mere are manner quite a mimDer or nags were od-over 1,000 hotels and boarding houses amid tatned'. The girls, on the other hand, the green fields and towering crags in this I mn, Invested country of scenic beauty and wlldwooa charms.

The Ulster Delaware It. It offers simerh train service without Changs of cars from Philadelphia, City and Nevr luxurious ran iraw, HOTELS AND KESOETS. CONNECTICUT. BEACHSIDE INN GREENS FARMS, CONN. Finest location on the Sound; directly on water; large grounds: clean house; bountiful table; vegetables, miut, ess.

connected with hotel. OPBN JUNE 16. Cottage now open. OEOKGE A. MILES, Prop.

FENWICK HALL, FENWICK-ON-THE-SOUND, CONN. Peautlfullv located on Long Island Sound st the mouth of the Connecticut River. Golf. tennis, Boating. Darning, urcnosi.

Booklet. U. C. CHAPMAN. SANF0RD HOUSE, Woodmont, Conn.

On the Sonnn. Now open: water front; good boating, bathing and Ashing; golf, tennis and other ports; large veranaae aim i.u. two minutes to trolley. Send for descriptive folder. C.

C. BANFUHU, rrep. NORFOLK. LITCHFIELD. CONN.

SUNSET LODGE Acc. 20; all newly furnished; single and double rooms; modern Improvements; large ve randa; boating, nsmng. tennis, goii; ujrioe (12 per week; now open. D. H.

HOLLERAN. HAMM0NASSETT HOUSE, MADISON, CONN. Excellent table. big veranda; directly on shore; bathing; price ll up. Write for booklet.

Jel4 301 MAPLE SHADE COTTAGE, RMessAstM TraHrftairl Conn. I arse, airy rooms; pacious verandas, Bhany lawns; moaern Improvement; excellent cuisine; open all year; DooKiei. airs. uuuw, THE GREENWICH HOTEL, fiBRENWirH. Fairfield acc.

165 modern improvements; rooms en suite and sing ly shady lawns: boating, nsning. tennis, golf: 3 minutes walk from station terms on application, u. u. aulj. a i.

NOVA SCOTIA. YARMOUTH NOVA NO HAY FEVER. fiitmrni tvmnrfttur a.vera.ffes 70 degrees at noon. First class hotels; aiuo gooa ooara in town and country: boating, salt snd fresh water Ashing, "nunting, golf, charming drives, Regular etcamr.ip service ironi t-oatrn New York. Write for booklet.

J. BOND GR AY, sec't tourist committee. The Halifax Hotel, Halifax, Canada. Overlooking the harbor; near the theaters; In the shopping district; the leading hotel in Nova Scotia; accommodations for 3o0. GRAND HOTEL! Nova Scotia Averaae noon temperature Yarmouth July and August 70.

Golf, tennis, sailing, fishing, fine roads; public garage. Daily rates, S3 to weeaiy. (14 to (21. Booklet. No Hay Feveii Geo.

Q. Pattee, Mgr. THE KING EDVARD, HALIFAX. NOVA SCOTIA. Most comfortable and best ntiea hotel in Nova Scotia.

Popular with army and navy people. Booklet. WM. WILSON. urUTCIT.

nin-hv. Ifldvft i3cOtia. "An English Inn Fine estate, with beautiful trees; new management; excellent table. Illustrated Booklet. H.

G. TURNBI.LL. Pro prietor. Jel9-15t eod Dco-nv unrair nio-hv Nnv. Rcotla.

Mod ern house, home comforts, bst location In Dlgby. Booklet. J. A. TREFRY.

LOUR LODGE and Cottages. Disby, Nova s.vntia. F.xrpntlonal icalthfulness; no flies, mosquitoes or lever. JlS-Ht A. Rooklet.

W. BROWN, Mgr. KEN HOTEL. Vrti.o aontia- American plan. JAMES Prop.

120,000 spent In Improvements in tne past year. MICHIGAN. MT. CLEMENS MINERAL SPRINGS OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROTXD. Mt.

Clemens Mineral Water Baths are unrivaled for the cure of RHEUMATISM And All Nervous and Blood Diseases. The merits ot the Mt. Clemens Mineral Waters are attested by prominent physicians in all parts of the country. Two hundred bath houses, hotels and boarding houses offer accommodations and rates to suit all tastes and purses. Mt.

Clemens Is delightfully situated 20 miles from Detroit. Through trains from the East and West via Grand Trunk Railway System. Detroit suburban electric cars every half hour. Illustrated book of Mt. Clemens mailed free.

Address F. R. EASTMAN, Chamber of Commerce. Mt. Clemens.

Mich. VIRGINIA. SHERWOOD nesrest point to the Exposition Grounds. American plan. Moderate rates OLD PpIJlT COMFORT, VA.

let 30t 4. O. TAYLOR, Mgr. resort The vlaitorB were t0 decide which was The summer time schedule for the season of the best decorated room. When the votes 1907 will go into effect Sunday, June 16th.

with were counted it was found that the ma-Improved week day and Sunday service. inriv had hpan rpcelved hv th class of The "Catsklll Mountain Limited," composed 0T JJ jklrl exclusively of parlor cars with observation girls presided over by Miss Helen Fair-car. leaving New York on week days at 10 child, and that of the boys the class Of o'clock A.M.. is a popular feature of the wnich Miss N. R.

Phelan Is teacher. The service. An illnstratea summer book vtji mill list of hotels and boardlnK houses, will be eat free on receipt of 8 cents noe, A. SIMS, Gen'l Passenger A Kent, Circulars and BooK-lets of most of the Hotels and Boarding Houses advertised on these may be found at the Eagle Information Bureau, 4th Floor, Eagle Building'. MANUAL TRAINING H.

S. The final issue of the Prospect will ap pear this week. Besides a new cover de sign drawn by John Leht, It will contain pictures of the Dramatic Society and bas- ketball team, poems ana news. Th general organization has granted the school letters to the following mem bers of teams for the year: football: Lend, Schmidt, Douglas, McTernan, Norman. Draper.

Garnans, Harbison, Oei- ger, Aldrldge, Brennan, uaie, wmppie. Marble, Travers, xoungs, uampDen, Hurliman; T. H. football: Fash, Franklin. Hobby.

Hauser, Moehle, Rosen stock. Murphy, Theiss; basketball: Marble. Laskowskl. Gately, Fredsall Norman. Traver.

Goodwin. Brennan: T. H. basketball: Dingwall. Drake Olsen: rifle team, M.

T. H. Scharfen berg, Hickerson; track: Cozzens Lynch, Climan, Marble, Smith, Iskyan Danielson. Youngs, Sanford, Sim raons. Robinson, Brierton.

McBrlde, Law, Hobby: M. T. H. S. track: Tlebout, Bar- uth, Watson, Jackens, Mciernan, lay lor.

Andrews. Renter: baseball Norman, Isaacsen, Rothenberg, Aldrldge Hickerson, Harbison, Noonan, Brennan. The literarv society of the Manual Training High School, having had some 25 o- Broadway. Far Rockaway, by Of-discussion upon the immigrants and the fleer Conway, for speeding his automobile immigrant station at Ellis Island, decld- at the rate of 20 miles per boar, was ed to take a trip there on Saturday. Mr.

found guilty, and a line of J-5 was im-Menealy. president nf the society, was posed, with the alternative of spending the chaperon. Among the party was a 10 days 'n the county Jail. fair sprinkling of girls. Those who made James Massey of Laurel Hill accuses up the party were: Miss Batsel, Miss by Louis Comens, his employer, with as-Goldberg Miss Kanter, Miss Johnson, sault in the third degree, the alleged at- Miss Fleisher, Miss item, neia.

mr. Becker Mr Bruder, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Smith, Brice, Mr. O'Neill, Mr.

Pfaff Mr. Canovan and Mr, Meyer..