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Studio (Villa)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
One Bedroom VillaMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Two Bedroom VillaMax Occupancy: 8 guests (up to 7 children, 6 infants)
One Bedroom Deluxe VillaMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Three Bedroom VillaMax Occupancy: 12 guests (up to 11 children, 5 infants)
Family & pet friendly lakefront resort with spacious living areas & kitchens
With a stay at Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa Universal Studios Area in Orlando (SeaWorld - Convention Center), you'll be convenient to Dr. P. Phillips Hospital and SeaWorld® Orlando.
This family-friendly condominium resort is within close proximity of Pointe Orlando and Wonderworks.
Make yourself at home in one of the 1990 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Cable programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and separate sitting areas, as well as phones with free local calls.
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 7 outdoor swimming pools, 7 spa tubs, and outdoor tennis courts. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, supervised childcare/activities, and babysitting/childcare. If you're planning a day at a nearby theme park, you can hop on the complimentary shuttle.
Grab a bite to eat at the condominium resort's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours).
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and express check-out. Planning an event in Orlando? This condominium resort has 25000 square feet (2323 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa is conveniently located within 2 miles of Universal Studios and SeaWorld Adventure Park, only 4 miles to Walt Disney World® Resort including the Downtown Disney® and Marketplace area, and just 1 mile to world-famous International Drive and Orange County Convention Center. The 130-acre lakefront resort features a marina with small electric boats and kayaks, 7 outdoor pools and spa tubs, full service health spa & fitness center, several dining options and bars, daily scheduled activities and Activities Center for all ages, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, miniature golf, playgrounds, horseshoes and shuffleboard. An internal tram service or bike rentals allows guests to explore the resort amenities more easily. Resort offers a 24-hour business center with computers and Wi-Fi (some surcharges may apply). Meeting and ballroom facilities up to 31,945-square-feet total space offers lakeview ballrooms, boardrooms, open air verandas, and private pool deck with hospitality suite and tiki bar. Full service catering, meeting space personnel, audio-visual and teleconference equipment available. Resort specializes in weddings, reunions, conferences and social events.Other amenities include DVD rental kiosks, arcade game room, concierge desk and local attractions ticket purchase and assistance, 24-hour security and front desk, free parking, and much more. Complimentary scheduled transportation to Walt Disney World®, Universal Orlando and Prime Outlets Orlando. Schedules and pick-up locations can be obtained at the front desk. Westagte Lakes also has 2 Electric Car Charging Stations located onsite (fee applicable).
- Children's pool
- Spa services on site
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Babysitting or childcare
- Hair salon
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Arcade/game room
- Garden
- Picnic area
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Tennis on site
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Express check-out
- Free Wi-Fi
- Total number of rooms - 1990
- Number of floors - 5
- Luggage storage
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 2323
- Coffee shop or café
- Conference space
- Elevator/lift
- Full-service spa
- Shopping center shuttle (complimentary)
- Theme park shuttle (complimentary)
- Health club
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Number of outdoor pools - 7
- Number of spa tubs - 7
- Billiards or pool table
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Library
- Marina on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Outdoor tennis courts 2
- Snack bar/deli
- Year Built 1984
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 25000
- Number of meeting rooms - 7
- Sauna
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 28
- Steam room
- Wedding services
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking
In your room
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Climate control
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Weekly housekeeping provided
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Separate sitting area
- In-room massage available
- Private bathroom
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Separate dining area
- Room service (limited hours)
Eat and drink
Westgate Smokehouse Grill - Enjoy a relaxed, moderately priced, casual dining experience at the award-winning Westgate Smokehouse Grill, "home of Orlando's best BBQ," which rivals the best barbecue and steak restaurants in Florida. Restaurant offers scenic lake, pool and fountain views, a full-service bar, and game room. The 7,000-square-foot restaurant features "contemporary rustic" décor and includes 42-inch plasma screen televisions positioned throughout to display continuous sporting events. Westgate Smokehouse Grill is famous for its St. Louis-style ribs, which are rubbed with spices and smoked low and slow over hickory for four hours. The menu also boasts "cowboy size" servings of hand-cut grilled steaks, chicken, chops, fresh fish, flame-grilled burgers and numerous BBQ items, slow smoked for 16 hours. Barbecue sauces include a Jack Daniels sauce, Carolina Sauce and Smokehouse Hot Sauce. Diners can select from appetizers, salads, sandwiches and dinner entrees served in heaping portions of good old down-home comfort foods and tasty homemade desserts. A convenient take-out and resort delivery service that features all of the menu items is available. Children's menu available. All major credit cards are accepted. Open daily for breakfast and dinner. Hours vary by season.
Cordovano Joe's Authentic New York Style Pizza - Enjoy fresh, hot and delicious pizza from Cordovano Joe's, which is available for pick-up or delivered direct to your suite or even poolside! Cordovano Joe's features a variety of signature pizzas, calzones, sandwiches, pasta and more. Hours vary by season.
Sid's Bistro - Located within the Pavilion Building, Sid's Bistro is reminiscent of a European sidewalk cafe and offers freshly baked pastries and a wide menu selection of the finest Hershey's premium hand-dipped ice cream and frozen yogurts. Enjoy ice cream cones, shakes, smoothies, custom-made ice cream sundaes, banana splits and homemade cookies. We also proudly serve Starbucks coffee, cappuccino and espresso along with Tazo teas, Frappucinos and your favorite Starbucks beverages. Hours vary by season.
Joe's Marketplace & Deli - Joe's Marketplace & Deli offers a variety of groceries, dairy items, snack items, pasta, pre-packaged and sliced to order deli meats as well as freshly made to order deli sandwiches and subs, Krispy Kreme donuts, baked goods, Pepsi products, a large selection of bottled wine, liquor, bottled water and juices. Florida Lottery tickets are also available. Joe's proudly brews Starbucks coffee all day long. Hours vary by season.
The resort includes full service health spa and fitness center, 2 tennis courts, 2 sand volleyball courts, jogging/walking paths, a basketball court, miniature golf, marina with kayaks and electric powered boats, 7 outdoor pools and spa tubs, playgrounds, and daily activities and Activities Center for all ages. Rentals include electric powered boats, canoes, and kayaks for the lake and adult's, children's, and surrey bicycles. Water aerobics classes are held daily in one of the pools. Other recreational activities listed below are available near the resort; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Aerobics on site
- Basketball on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Fishing on site
- Miniature golf on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Kayaking on site
- Playground on site
- Tennis on site
- Volleyball on site
The 10,000-square-foot Serenity Spa by Westgate provides the ultimate escape from the stresses of everyday life. Relax, rejuvenate and renew with services such as massages, body treatments, hydrotherapy, facials, and yoga classes. The spa includes separate men's and women's lounges with saunas, steam rooms, and spa tubs. Fitness center offers personal training sessions (surcharges apply). The spa features 6 massage rooms, 3 facial rooms and 1 body polish/body wrap room. The world-class Serenity Spa by Westgate boasts a full menu of rejuvenating spa treatments such as Hypno Massage and Relaxation Skin Care Therapy for Men and Signature Facial for Women, in addition to its salon services like Airbrush Tanning. Body wraps and treatments such as Green Coffee Body Wrap feature Serenity Spa's signature massage wrapping method. These specialized treatments feature indigenous botanicals such as aloe vera, sage, water lily, seaweed, green tea, organic honey, chamomile, aromatherapy oils and rose petals. Serenity Spa by Westgate also offers hypnosis, spa generation services and mini spa generation services. Complimentary access to the Kids Club is offered to children of guests during designated operating hours.
- Number of treatment rooms 10
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
The fine print for Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa Universal Studios Area
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
When you leave
Check-out time is 10 AM
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Your pets
Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1, Pet maximum weight in kg is 27, Pet maximum weight in lb is 60
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Resort fee: USD 9.95 per accommodation, per night
- Fitness center access
- Sporting facilities or equipment
- Internet access (may be limited)
- Phone calls (may be limited)
- In-room safe
- Additional inclusions
- Pet fee: USD 170.00 per pet, per stay
- Pet deposit: USD 100.00 per stay
- Deposit: USD 50 per stay
We should mention
Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 20, 2009) — Favorite Grazen took command from the start and cruised to his third straight win and first graded stakes victory under jockey Rafael Bejarano in Saturday's $100,000 Affimred Handicap at Hollywood Park.
The victory completed a hat-trick for Bejarano as well as trainer Mike Mitchell, third all-time behind Hall of Fame members Charlie Whittingham and Bobby Frankel with 781 Hollywood Park victories.
Nick Alexander's Grazen — tenth in his career debut last fall at Oak Tree — is perfect in three 2009 starts. He won the NTRA Stakes here in April on California Gold Rush Day and then connected in an allowance race prior to his dominating performance in the Grade III Affirmed.
Bejarano sent Grazen to the lead with Fiddlers Afleet hot on his heels. Grazen pulled away from Fiddlers Afleet turning for home and easily held Misremembered at bay through the stretch to win by 2 ¾ legnths while covering 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track in 1:41.40.
"This horse is really getting better," Bejarano said. "He loves being on the lead. When he's on the lead, it doesn't matter how fast he's going. We went a real fast second quarter but I always felt he was going real easy. I still had a lot of horse at the end. I whipped him a couple of times when we came to the stretch and after that I just let him gallop out. He's got a chance to be one of the real good ones."
The stakes victory was the first for owner/breeder Alexander, who has been in horse racing for 28 years. The winner's share of $60,000 raised the Cal-bred's earnings to $135,400. He paid $5.20, $2.60 and $2.40, while Misremembered returned $3.40 and $2.60. Quindici Man, another 2 ¼ lengths back in third, paid $3.20.
"They didn't give him any break this time, they went after him," Mitchell said. "I felt like he was running free and out there by himself. He was out of trouble anyway. He's a good horse and he's learning what this is all about. What was really neat was the first mile race was just kind of a workout. He breezed so well that he just came out of it good. It wasn't a race he was going to bounce from or anything, so it was just a perfect race to get under his belt. Going into this race I had a lot of horse to work with."
Jockey Victor Espinoza, who was aiming for his fourth Affirmed victory, had no complaints with the runner-up.
"He always tries hard," Espinoza said. "Turning for home I thought he was going to get it, but the other horse re-broke. My horse ran great."
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Sites across Long Island are planning events in honor of National Poetry Month, including at least three dedicated to Walt Whitman, who was born in West Hills in 1819 (Metropolitan/Long Island). MORE
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Nearly all rooms at Amora Hotel Wellington command unobstructed views of the Wellington Harbour and/or the city and we're located right in the arts and entertainment precinct.
Walk to Te Papa and The Waterfront and shopping's on your doorstep with the funky Cuba St around the corner and the designer shops of Lambton Quay close by.
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Tired out wiiSi the long service, weary with an uncomfortable journey by river from Memphis'^ sweltering under a Gulf-coast • sun, under orders to go further and further froxk home when the war was over, and the one desire above all otn- ers was to be mustered out and released from a service tliat became irksome and baleful when a prospect of crushing the enemy no longer existed—all these, added to the disaffection among the officers, rendered the situation truly deplorable. In fact, the men of the whole division were more or less discontented, and would have been troublesome under any commander and any circumstances that kept them in the service; but to be thoroughly organized and subjected to the discipline necessary to the maintenance of good .order, and to be forced, to treat with consideration the very people whose country they had acquired a chronic habit of devastating—and that, too, by a man whom tliey called a "yellow-haired circus-rider from the Shenandoah"—this seemed to them to be almost beyond the limit of human endurance. The command had hardly pitched their tents and kindled their camp-fires before the spirit of reckless disregard of authority began to manifest itself. The men hated the commanding General and staff "on principle," without regard to what they did. "Ho Eastern man can put on style over us!" "Bright buttons and spurs dcn't make a soldier S" MIfs too late to teaeh us Army of. the Potomac notions I". "The war is over; vyhy don't they send us home, instead of sending the upstart Major General, with his first mustache, to lord it ever us?" These were such speeches as one- could hear at almost any hour of the day or evening, when wandering through . the camp, and they were delivered with "' meix emphasis and ill-suppressed bit terness that the effect was exceedingly ugly. , • ... Immediately the men, singly and in squads, began to go on extemporaneous raids through .the adjoining country, robbing" and plundering indiscriminately in every direction. They seemed to have no idea that a conquered and suodued people* could possibly have any rights that the conquerors were bound to respect. But such expeditions could not be permitted; indeed, the General was under orders to treat the people kindly and considerately, and he obeyed orders with the same punctiliousness with wnichhe exacted obedience from his command. Therefore, the most rigorous and explicit orders were issued against" jay- hawMng" of every kind, and the offenders were severely punished. But the ordinary punishments were found to be utterly inadequate. The guard-house, police-duty, extra duty, etc, had lost their terrors; and punishments had to be devised that would reach a class of men and offenses unprovided for in the " regulations." The storm which had been brewing so many months in the ranks of the. Second cavalry, suddenly burst upon it.. A paper, demanding the resignation of the Lieutenant Colonel, had been, largely signed by officers and men, and presented to Hm. This was the fiint that struck out fire. In half an hour the officers whose names appeared on that fatal list were deprived of their swords, and the catastrophe was no longer to be avoided. Blood was in the eyes of the soldiers, and none in the cheeks of the officers—vengeance was in the hearts of the men, and fear in the souls of the commanders. There was a quick roll of the drum—a. few explosive orders—a udden rush—a sort of dizzy whirl; the Lieutenant Colonel narrowly escaped, and, by a quick movement of the guardj. a sergeant and several men, whose names were on the paper, were arrested and lodged in the guard-house. A double force was posted to prevent the rescue of the prisoners—and the immediate danger was over. After the storm, the calm. The anxiety of some men to get into trouble is only exceeded^ by their solicitude to get •out of it. It'happened so with these. The violent and headlong haste of the action was eclipsed only by the reaction; To thes wordless officers musing in their separate tents,jand the -im^^QS^S^"- their bars, there came/in due time, repentance and regret. Through the" clemency of. the- man whom they1 sought to destroy there was at last afforded, on certain conditions, the opportunity to erase their names from that black muster-roll, and secure restoration to duty. Some quickly, others reluctantly, but finally all, availed themselves of the absolution, except, on©—the sergeant, the leader, the prime mover and champion of "the affair. He scorned forgiveness; it implied an acknowledgment of guilt. He would stand by the deed; whatever the law called it, he held it just resistance to tyranny. He had sought no man's life. He had felt—"We cannot live together; man to such hopeless, bootless doomf * <$onfedefate aymy gathered at the street If only he had fallen on some fieac eom^^the distrustful, impoverished battle field, madly Striking for M |9itigen4;|aoving .abirat disconsolately; country! If only hehad'been slain o£ ' the-debris of two armies scattered in the picket-line, piloting the grand pie ^>vkry direction; "the. outlying, devas- army to victory! If he could nave ejief. "^ted sugar-plantations, covered with in the hospital, slowly wasted -away* bj fodraps, and this oiie-the scene of anim- incuralple wounds or disease/or beefe posing military execution; these were sacrificed ih a Southern prison, endu?- ||a© obtious det'^ls of -a never-to-being outrage and starvation with the 'aorgotten picture. Down into the hearts fortitude borr^ of honor and patriotism! i bf 5,000 men it sank—photographed If only in any way his blood might have -l>y,the indelible and impalpable chemi- be'en reckoned as a part.of the pricey Ccls of the mind, there to remain forr paid for liberty and free government! "j^ver. They, felt the wheels of that' ' But no—none of these. The very^mepistrous hearse tugging at all their reeotd of his devotion to his country's iieart-strings, as if they strove to chain cause, and of his faithful years of untir- ^-hem with thek. sympathies, and forever ing service, was to be blotted out. Hio \ kold them bftok from the end of that memory was to be blackened forever V^Sfowful journey, and his name to become a legacy okzA, At last the procession reached the shame to his children; and yet they ''^laee of entering, filed out into the knew he was conscious of no crime I i leld and halted a short distance in front Was it possible to save him in any] of the. General and staff. The men way? Could he be pardoned, or Ms j J7$re assisted down from the .wagon and sentence be commuted? Yes, but only |'seated upon their coffins at the foot of one man could do it—the " General j !a$b? graves. Eight men, with pallid Would he do it? Only one man in .all I feces, halted in line a few paces before the command could ask it and hope to • liem, and SiehaQged their carbines for be heard— the Lieutenant Colonel* -lohers specially loaded for the occasion Would he do it ? ' . • •' "J ^e Provost Marshal, who had charge The days of respite passed rapidly, !'**&'&& tite arrangements. He had load- and the anxiety and sympathy for tha ] :4. seven of them with ball, but the doomed man constantly increased in sQ i cumulative ratio. At last the indis*! pensable man arrived at division head- [ quarters with a "Petition for Pardon/5: and asked the staff to-sign it. Every | valid reason that could be found weS f urged, and he went away wifch all onr|. names. . He fared -the same at th«a| of 'Sghth with a blank cartridge, leaving y.xe men in merciful uncertainty, allow- ~jL\t$ each to think that perhaps his was %e harmless shot. There was no more delay. Every- vpngryasdone quickly and with the ""fimost precision. The Provost Marshal read his warrant brigade headquarters rand, by the time j :;:©S the exeeution,_ drew the fatal caps he reached the commanders of regi- f nients, who all signed it, the report had I rejoiced the hearts of every tent-squad | in the whole division. They knew it J would be granted—the General could; not avoid it; he wouldn't dare to shoot j, him in the face of that list of names, j' There was a threat of vengeance lurking in every expression of joy. "If—,K "If—." •_ . '; Armed with the petition the Lieu- • tenant Colonel went to the General \ and, gathering up all the eloquence of all the arguments, laid the case before him. He would "consider the matter;" and the Colonel was dismissed.. " A day passed by without an -answer. Another, and still no reply.; The thircl .r-some anxiety was manifested. Thei fourth—the. solicitude increased. Oa \ tne fifth'day the old fear^^e^J^^cr-V1 ^s^^twee^S'hoiSs' of 10 and IS o'eloek——." They lay in squads, scattered through the camps, talking until late into the night, net caring to sleep, and the reveille "seemed to break in upon their first nap. The morning wore away in the midst of its usual duties. Seven o'clock—breakfast. There was the usual hum throughout th'e camps, the neighing of the horses, and the voices of the men calling back and forth as they straggled in, each to his they drank therefore, do thou go thy way, and I will mine;" and he had simply said so. If that were a crime he could not help it. Mo matter if a thousand men were cowards, he had not the blood of a poltroon in his veins. He should neyer promise—touch his hat, and, bowing low, beg to have his name blotted out of that list. His soul revolted at it. He would live and die by that solemn protest against the authority Of a domineering coward and incompetent commander. So the law took him and tried him before a general court-martial, found bim guilty and sentenced Jiim " to be shot to death." The General approved the finding and sentence of the court, and the day and hour of the execution were fixed in an ordor that was read on certain evening «fc -tress-parade to iver the eyes of the prisoners, stepped ^ka-little, and, in the midst of the : _t*s$ awful silence, commanded: .^Attention I—Beady I" : T?he clicking of those eight locks was r* "sablei ..The victims .stiSed a little, ri it -were involuntarily. The air earned stiiling. The calm, monot- < 'Zmb regularity of the commands was ', 'lertjciating. The apparently heartless cyk "business-like manner of the Mar- raalwas maddening.* Sustantly he slipped tfo the side of the ?2eanfc, and lightly pulling his sleeve, iVli-ijim a-Jew steps aside; then, before Az actios could be fully realized, com- :3isiTft *"-. ' . J]S$zAl~mxe!?> -. - \\> , Irh&sh was a crashing' blast—a cloud j . 'jmoke—adu!l,"heavy';-sfcliud"as the AtPci? feltbmk dead on 'his coffin, and ^zJped down upon one knee te^et-j^pi on the other, and, pulling off the black capi nursed him back to life and consciousness. ■ There was a murmur of grateful applause along the whole line. The General had not been intimidated, and yet had granted the prayer of his men. He had punished the sergeant severely, and yet had been merciful to them both; he had spared the life of one, though sentenced, and kept a knowledge of it from the ofcher, though shot. We didn't know then that the Second own mess. Once more, as their coffee and ate their hard bread and« cav^y ^6nt out to" the execution" with bacon, grumblingly denouncing the ioaded carbines and forty rounds in shortcoming of the commissariat, they wondered if it were yet possible for the General to speak. Eight o'clock—sick call. The orderlies reported their latest candidates, the surgeons prescribed, the hospital stewards provided for them; and the sick men, lying on their cots in anguish, turned to inquire of their new neighbors if the word had yet been spoken Mne o'clock—guard-mounting. their cartridge boxes;" if we had, we might not have felt quite at ease—but it would* have made no other difference. Hovel Cure tor Comsranptloih. Alexandre Dumas published once, in a daily Paris paper, a • novel, in which the heroine, prosperous and happy, is assailed by consumption. All the slow ^"" ?and gradual symptoms, were most natu- ■j rally and touchingly described, and the first: sergeants hastily^ summoned thek greatest ^^^ wag f elfc f or the hey.Q_ "details, and reported to the Adjutants! g^ * on-the parade-grounds. The ceremony ^ day the MarqTlis de.Daloiaieu a _ _ each regiment of *che division. And with the words of that order a cloud fell on the whole command. The law was inexorable, and the court had no alternative. Being guilty, this was the punishment' prescribed, without that saving clause which puts the offender at the mercy of the court —"or such other punishment as the court may direct." But did he deserve death? Hot a man in all the command believed it. The men knew it was the letter of the law that was slaying him; but how to invoke its spirit, and whether the spirit could pave him if it would, sorely puzzled them. They were satisfied that he should be punished, but by something less severe and irrevocable than death. With what crushing weight the thought came home to their hearts that a good soldier, a true patriot, was to be shot for a technicality, at the end of a long war through which he had faithfully served! How they talked about that lonesome, weary wife, and her eager and expectant children, away at the North, watching with bated breath the opening of the mail that was so soon, if not to-day, to bring her the news of the final discharge of the Second cavalry? Who could hold a pen to Write this other news in its stead? Who could send home to her the picture of her own sweet "face, with the curl of baby's hair on the glass, as he had worn it next his heart so many years, through all danger by flood'and field, and write the words, "This, with his undying love, he bade me send you—hislast request?" S Did ever the reluctant days drag a over, the corporals proceeded to pos| the "first relief;" and each man, as h/ resigned his charge and "fell in" at th<j rear, asked eagerly for the news. Nine-and-a-half o'clock--the bugl| sounded "boots and spurs." There were no more questions. Erori the mere .force of habit the men obeyed the summons; and by 10 o'clock the! whole division was in motion. Silently sullenly, the troops moved away froia! camp, down the main road; and, one, brigade after another, regiment by regiment, were formed in hollow square around a large -vacant sugar-field adjoin ing the town. The General and staij passed through the Jine, moved forward to the center of the square, and, bein| drawn up in line, awaited the appear' ance of the solemn cortege. Slowly down the road from the guar(^ house it came, entered the square, anc marched along the inward-facing line) oi troops, entirely around the opel space—tne guaM, the firing party witl arrcs 'reversed, the wagon drawn b^ four large horses, with their sad-faceji each on his own coffin, facing the rea| road two men, and took their lasfc leavj of their comrades. • ij This seeond man was a private frof the Fourth cavalry, and was tried ai| condemned by the same court as tl| sergeant, for desertion—the third fourth offense. He had been a vagabo: and criminal before he became a soldi ■and, never having been a patriot, he a deserter from the tirst, and was jm ing the just penalty of his crimes, wita out even the pity and commiseration his own mess-mates. i The sunshine; the cloudless sky; J. songs of birds; the graceful swayingf the long festoons of Spanish moss|ji. the near woods; the shallow, muijr river hastening away to the gulf; fe dreary old tumbled-downvillagebelip. its dilapidated levee; the long-hairt, swarthy, ill-clad remnants of the §_ called on him. "Dumas," said hfe, "have you composed the end of the story now being published in the " "Of course." "Does the heroine die at the end?" "Of course; dies of consumption. After such symptoms as I have de- | scribed, how could she live?" "You must make her live. You must <jhange the catastrophe." * "I cannot." "Yes, you must; for on your-heroine's Hfe depends my daughter's." "Your daughter's?" ' "Yes, she has all the various symptoms of consumption which you have described, and watches mournfully for every number of your novel, reading her own fate in your heroine's. Now, if you make yoUx heroine live, my daughter, whose imagination has been deeply impressed, will live, too." "Come, a life to save is a temptation—" "Not to be resisted." Dumas changed his last chapter. His heroine recovered and was happy. About tive years afterward, Dumas met the Marquis atAa .party. "Ah, Dumas!" he' exclaimed, "let me introduce you to my daughter; she owes her life to you.*' There she is." "That fine, handsome woman, who looks like Jeanne d'Arc?" "Yes. £T,e is married, and has had four children." "And. my novel, four editions," said Dumas; "so we are quits." •. Fresli Air- Live out of doors as much as you can. It is the place for a man to be. It is good for the health. A distinguished physician.was in the habit of saying; " However bad the air may be out of doors, it is always worse in the house " It is good for the temper. People who are always shut up in a house are apt to giow fretful and peevish. They are prone to acquire narrow views of things, and to worry .over trials not worth considering. It is good forthe whole character—^for strength,Khope, patience and fortitude. It expands and softens one's nature and makes us more charitable. . - gBECtttJATIOTp [From the EcoBomlst.] 1 Business is not healthy when it assumes a speculative character. Values .aire not legitimate when they are under the control of rings and cliques. An artificial demand may for a time advance prices. , Commodities of a staple kind may be forced up, and on the sur-* face there may appear the indications of a sound and healthy trade, 4?hen at that very time agencies are at work to precipitate a crash. It is never saf eto estimate prosperity as real when an unnatural stimulus is imparted.." The iron interest is an examplein point.. 'Prom an era of great depression it .suddenly took ah upward leap; an active demand occurred, prices rapidly advanced, rolling mills, blast furnaces and" forges, long idle, were set in operation, aind all departments of trade felt the revival of this great industry. Iron men^ere not content, however, with a steady, legitimate growth. Speculation grew mid. Nails advanced from $2 to $6 per keg, manufactured fron for buildings, machinery .and railroads went up in like proportion, and now the whole business rests on an insecure basis. Iron ore and steel-rails, together with fine cutlery, are again imported in consequence of high prices prevailing in home markets: -,, If in this great industry the speculative could be kept from the legitimate demand a sound and steady 'market would be the result, instead .as now" of the fear and dread of the break in prices. * - The- coal movement furnishes brother example of like" character. Priees so rapidly advanced that a reaction has alr&ady set in., Consumers supply their wants in a small, saving way; the supply is accumulating, and there are signs of a break in the combination upheld by the large corporations. In grain and provisions the same tactics a^e used to keep up prices andf osree values ibeyihd their legitimate scope. Bold, opssafcors ^turned their attention from- stocks. i&Wall -street to' wheat. They'bought millions'of bushels; still hold it f find, to keejjthe market firm, have all.the elevators 4n .New York, ■^34Ji5^--ToleSo ami CiM£®*kf> '* ^rowded^ tion. Them Will fcfe.--Vj. ear&ig.'isalie among this.ring- s©©n feiairwiil scatter their prospective profits to the winds. Wool and cotton are also manipulated by large operators in leading markets. It is true the demand for these staples is unusually large, but the yield was also in corresponding proportions. Wool has so rapidly advanced that supplies are coming from abroad, and in the near future it may be found all at once that the supply is more than ample for the demand, and. then will come a reaction as swift as was the advance. The last thing to feel the speculative movement* was dry goods. It may be stated just here, however, that up to this period the movement has "been sound an.d legitimate. The advance in staple fabrics has not kept pace with the rise in raw materials, while the demand has also been greater than the supply. A feeling akin to fear, however, is taking possession of the shrewdest merchants in regard to the permanency of values. Mills are running night and day. Large wholesale dealers have nearly supplied spring wants, and, in the very nature of things, the increased production must after a time overtake tne demand. In addition the advances already made have had a tendency to stimulate importations from abroad, and merchandise receipts at New York.are greatly on the increase. All this will have an effect on the market. Our exports of domestics are falling off in consequence of the high prices, and we are losing foreign markets that cosfc scr much to command. Mills cannot go on with a stimulated production and prices also steadily advance without a reaction coming sooner or later. And whenever speculation,, takes the place of sound, legitimate trading in dry goods, then there is danger. The great-dry-goods interest today is legitimate, and with less speculation than in any other department of enterprise. It should be the interest of all engaged in it to keep it in a healthy conditio^, for it has more to, lose through forced or illegitimate values than anyf other branch of trade.. The only thing this country has to fear as it regards material prosperity is an unhealthy and unwise speculation. Lowell's Prophecy* One of the verses of Lowell's " Pious Editor's Creed," from the "Biglow Papers," reads as follows: I du believe 'tis wise an' good . Tu send out f urrin missions, ' Tliat is, on sartin understood An' orthydox conditions— 1 mean nine thousand dolls per ann, Nine thousand more for outfit, An' me tu recommend a man The place would ]est about fit. When the genial Lowell penned the stanza, over thirty v^ars since, he doubtless had little idea of ever filling a "furrin mission" at a salary nearly double the figure mentioned.—Jew YorTc World. NUMBER 46 BH-I>WE3L3EiENG GOB. BY HAIXIE O. T. lie dwelleth on the mountain topSj Where the morning mists arise, And in tho glistering drop of dew Thai in the valley lies; And in the gloomy caverns deep,. Where Sunless waters glide And sMactic beauties have their birth, There, too, He.doth abide. • ,.. . I see Him in the silv'ry stream: -Z "'■ That to old ocean pours, * And in the wondrous bow that spans Where "dread Niagara roars." .,'■ I hear His voice when tb6 whistling *wind Around my dwelling blows, ,- 'And in the jingling hail andrajnt Itod music ,of ihe snows...- '* In tiie restless wood-bird's simple song— &o& thrufih to whip-poor-*will— His presence is apparent . As a city on a hill. . . The fragrance of each.beautedus flower Ts but His scented speech, "* ' s And/the glory of Hfe etaofueace, Far into ttty soul doth ^each. , - The light of stm and twinkling sjjar? , * Are embodiments of His smile, • And oh, how oft I upward gaze- And worship aU the whilej Closer, closer stilly Ifollew Hiia; His language I understafidj Through every joy, anSabrrow too, He's Tsriffi me haad in hkad.-, And when His mandate summon^ ms To'cross death's darksome tide, May linterpret fhe summonsth*as: "Nestle closer to His side." Clarendon, Ark. JPJEfcH -MM POUTo _ • .^ Dead locks—"Bangs." .In the agricultural papers we have many fertile lies sirs. The person who retires with the sun must have a warm bed-fellow. You can't make a horse drink; but if he will not eat you can put a bit in his mouth. ■'■'.- ■' ■ . ,, An exchange says: "Few men die of * age." Why call them men if their not of age? ■■-.'■ v'- : A divoscb court conundrum: What* is the difference between husband iahd wife? *'i. "' "r • - '"Then a man owes you, be.polite, m& £1 ten as possible send him his little hLj due. W^bn a pilot, dies on. a,-- New York ferry boat every other pilot drops his steer for him. . TBBTOTALSRg object to. theth82tes?be° cause the home often gets full, and. the 'audience gets''intoxicated,with- Selglife, ^ * Ahokd pno&er is *Leci5.vSII©E?3ealiB^" i of her iate.Ws m having .- j -"j"1^^ 30EH &["-• "YouNa man," said Mr-Daniel Bice, "do you want to go down to a drunkard's grave?" "Well," replied the young man, " I don't care if I do. Whereabouts is your family lot?" Thbyh&jtkefj. -amd ej'3E?_J."z~ xei as they^satriyy--ij&8*flei2rS5h. 0ia Ci_., side lay quietly a blinking *dog, ssntmi the other a purring cat, and the old woman pleaded with her growHng*husr band. "Yust look at dat gat und ..flat tog; dey nefer gwarrels nor fights like us." "Yah," said the old growler, "I knows ,dot; but yust die dem togedder one time, und den you see wot!" A CONTBMPOEABT asks Puck: ?sIs kissing dangerous?" and that paper answers: "That altogether depends. If the young lady ignores poisonous enamels, and her father doesnft enter the parlor in the midst of the labial exercises, kissing may be indulged in with impunity. Kissing another man's wife is dangerous, we believe—if her husband catches them in ttie act." A man, interrogated by a Judge of Instruction, in France, on a charge of murdering his mistress, stared vaqgntly, and long appeared unconscious of what was going on, but, on a probing question being put, he suddenly defended himself with great intelligence. '"Ah." said the Judge, fl see you have been simulating insanity." "No," was the answer, "I was mad, but my reason has just returned to me." Bishop Qitintabd, of Tennessee, a brother of two prominent business men of New York, has two boys named for those two brothers. Scene— The Bishop's house. Persdns—The Bishop and his boys. George (loquitur) —"Yes, father, I am going to be a clergyman." Bishop—"Ed, are you going to be a clergyman, too?" Edward—"No, father; I think I had better be a New •York merchant—to take care of -G^eorge." Teacher (who is trying to explain the meaning of repentance^—"Suppose a-bad boy were to* steal an orange, and ,his good mother was to catch him with it, and take him bythe hand gently, and tell him how wicked it is, and how very, very grieved she was, clon't you think now that the little boy ought to feel sorry?" Sunday scholar—"Yessum." "And why, Marmaduke?" "Because —" "Because what, Marmy?" "'Cause he hain't et the or'nge befo' his ma cotch him and tuck ifc- away fum him!" The preacher was talking to the Sunday-school about the power of religion, and the devotion of the zealous to the cause and their attendance upon the services. Einally he asked if there was anything' to which people would go twice every Sunday and through the week as they did to church, when a small boy with, a twisted tongue on the front seat spoke out, "Yeth, thir, a thir- cus would ketch 'em every pop, if they could git in free, like they dojjo church." The preacher thought it was time to sing. BEFORE. The cheerful fire brightly barns, The gas bill keeps accruing, .The maiden fair new lessons learns, Tbe ardent youth ne'er homeward turns. And onward speeds the wooing. t AFTER. The flickering fire f e-bly burns, The time has past for wooing; The faded wife new lessons learns. The husband seldom homeward tarns And onward speeds the ruing.
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|1880-03-19; Clare County Press
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|Friday, March 19, 1880 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
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|1880-03-19; Clare County Press
|Goodenough & Wilson
|Friday, March 19, 1880 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
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Nothing says "November" like the air above filled with falling leaves in a gust of wind. Ever try capturing it in action? I spent a little time Sunday on the Champney Falls Trail trying to capture it in a beech stand. It's harder than I thought it would be.
I was trying to capture motion but the leaves looked like unnatually blurry lines. If I froze them in mid-air they did not stand out as "falling leaves" but instead blended in with the leaves still on branches in the background.
In the image below I found a sort-of happy medium. I'm thinking it would be better to completely freeze the leaf with a fast shot, but isolate the leave in the open sky with all blue around it so it clearly appears freely falling, thus capturing the fall. This could be surrounded with colorful trees for support of the composition, as long as the falling leaf was completely surrounded by clear sky. However, I am happy with this image.


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$ 45
per month
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I was unsure if the space I had would be large enough when we were moving in on a holiday so the associate, Dave, by phone provided me with overflow space next to the one I was renting. He understood perfectly what I needed and how to solve my problem.Michael from Chicago, IL
September 7, 2014
Because I am so impressed with the great attitude of your staff I will always use your services. Your prices are great, too. I am the type of perso who will pay a little more for good service but find your prices are much better than other storage facilities. Everything is clean and I feel very safe in your building.Nancy from Elgin, IL
August 28, 2014
This place is the best storage facility around and I would highly recommend it.Margie from ELBURN, IL
September 23, 2014
Camilla was excellent, informative and ec planned everything very well.Solomon from Chicago, IL
August 28, 2014
I do think prices are too high for the comparative value.Mark from Schaumburg, IL
August 27, 2014
not really...I stored my stuff there before uncle bob took over... and the joint was a dive/rat trap....not so anymore...youz'e guys did a bang-up job of fixing up dah joint...now I don't mind a bit going there to get bizz.done...markMark from Aurora, IL
August 26, 2014
I stopped by the office at lunch hour, not realizing it would be closed for lunch. The gentleman on duty, saw me, came out of the office even though it was closed, and helped me! That's excellent customer service!Loreta from Oaklawn, IL
August 25, 2014
The space was clean and well maintained. The price for a 10x10 was just higher than any other Uncle Bob's location.Mark from Mokena, IL
August 4, 2014
TERRIFIC STAFF; BOTH ED BRANCH & KAMILA BRAME MADE IT A DONE DEAL.Phil from Orland Park, IL
August 4, 2014
Keep up the professional service, discounts, and great locations.Angela from Aurora, IL
August 4, 2014