OGDENsBuRGH, Aug. ., 1915.
The Weather--A Railroad Ente,prise-1he Com
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OGDENsBuRGH Aug. q, 1915.
The Weatter--A Railroad Enterprise-1he Coun-


Tess Vespucci.


| have, indeed, found a day of rest from my ira
vels, and spare moment in which to write you /;
but do not experience any refreshing results from
the cool breeZes, which are said to be so peculiar TO
this place, for at the time of writing, the mercury
in the thermometer stands at nlnety-four in the
shade, at which position 1t has stood ESQ am in
iormed) for the last ten days, or less. as the
lawyers say.


The grand scheme of a railroad from this place TO
Plattsburgh, to connect itself with the railroad
about 10 be built from Burlington to Boston. seems
to be the hobby on which the citizens, not only of
this village, but OF the whole defined county OF St.
Lawrence ride with great zeal Whether this road
will ever be built, Is with some a matter of doubt.
The whole amount OF subscriptions obtained along
the line OF the surveyed route, does not exceed a
half OF million OF dollars, and the result of the first
days subscription, in Boston, an increase
only of eighty thousand dollars to the amount
stated above. Two millions believe is the amount
necessary 10 be subscribed before the work will be
commenced. There is, however, a good deal Of
sprt manifested IN relation to the matter through
out the whole of Northern New York. and who
can tell what energy and perseverance will accom-
pllsh.


The articles published in the papers of your cityin
reation to ''the Countess" which name is suii-
cienty expressive has "ucklcd the folks here
dertuly. 1.-The Countess" remains enclosed with
in her mansion walls, Gall who has seen them
would say they were nearer fifteen than ten ice
hgh) though there is rumor ailoat of her speedy
departure, perhaps never to return Faith the "good
folks here have so lew OF the mobility that thew
must (it can't be otherwise,) feel the loss Of her
very sensibly. They will have nothing TO gossip
about and will be unable TO tell of having seen her a
certain number OF times at the window during the
day, NC, NC. But must make an end Of my scrib.
blines il is 90 intoleraby hot