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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26

Rough Dry Washed. SEARCHED and
Dried 8 cents per pound.
Flat Work. Washed and Ironed, 8
cents per pound.
par pound. Al LUTz BROS.
Home Steam Laundry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Mrs. w. s. iiutchlns

Wlll giyu instruction on the Piano to
n iimnei number ~ pup,lA - her
rcIid,nes. 40, 9la Aain street. com.
m'pcinE the tirs; week In September.
Arrangements can be made bY cail.
ms or through tho mail. beginning
Monday, September L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-15
COMMANDS NAVY
OF SLAMS KING
Admiral du lossis dc Richolicu, a
Kinsman of bio Great Cardinal,
Hero.

Admiral du Plessis de Richolicu com
mandcr In chief OF His Imperial slam
csc Majesty's navy, was a through pas
senger on the City OF Picking yesterday
The distinguished officer is a direct de-
scendant of the family of the great car
dinal. Richelieu. lie Is now on a va
cation tour. which will comprise visit
to the United States and Europe. The
Paris Exposition is the objective OF his
long trip. and two months and perhaps
longer will be spent amid the wonders
OF the great fair.
The Admiral is native of Denmark
and has been naval officer or the Dan
ish navy, relinquishing his position
there to assume the higher one o1ered
him by the King OF Siam. He has been
in Siam for nearly thirty years, and en-
lows the confidence of the ruler OF that
country to the utmost. He has COM
mand of n fleet of about fifty light
draft vessels of the gunboat type the
largest being 5000 tons, the flagship OF
the Admiral, and called the Maha Cha-
krhri. This vessel is 800 feet long and
40 feet beam, fifteen knots, with four
uuick-firing Armstrong;, eight quick
airing b-pounders, and was launched IN
Scotland in 1892.
The Siamese navy list, said the Ad-
miral yesterday, contains the names OF
twentv-one vessels of over one hundred
tons. ten of these being over 500 tons
besides these there are four gunboats,
one training ship, one torpedo store
ship. three transports, four dispatch
boats and five yachts. A gunboat re-
Gently built at Hongkong is called MIX
ratha. There are also forty steamers
and launches from one hundred tons
downwards, for government service on
the river and along the coast. Ten
thousanu men are available in 1--WE
shuos for service in this navy of no
mean proportions, besides a reserve OF
1000.
The marine infantry, recruited from
the inhabitants of the maritime prov
inces, between % and A years of age,
numbers $4,000 in six shifts, besides a
first and second reserve of 5000 and =
600 respectively. At the mouth OF the
Menam river are the Paknam forts. me
bar prevents ships of more than 10
feet draught from ascending to Bang
kok.
In taking a casual glance at the Ad-
miral one would hardly pick him out
for the distinguished man he is In APP
pearance he is about feet inches In
height, broad of shoulder, with well
moulded head and stolid countenance,
familiar among classes of men who are
habitually enslaved to discipline. His
face is tanned by his thirty years and
more of exposure to the hot sun of ST.
am. where the heat in the capital city
sometimes registers as high as 105 to
40 in the middle of the day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-15

iionoiului Aprn 7. china. iionrkonF. 70.
kohnma and Honolulu April = g. ",
ilfyant. Honolulu. 4 y. Chapman, iiiiui
Aptii 70. Highland Light. i.ahainh. Aptll
~. Mary y. Foster, Honolulut Apfl H.
Harriet o. Honolulu and MahukOna
Andrew Wclch, Honolulu. April ~ npric,
Hcrrkuug. Yokohama and iionulului
Nnuna Ala, Honolulu, Susquchanna, III
10. Apru ". Moana, Honolulu ana sgd
ney. Coylln Honolulu, Aprll u. ilani.
err, iionolulu Santiago, Honolulu. April
III n. l.. Rithet. Honolulu. April 20. Jou-
ME wand. Hama April 80 Dora hluhu,
kahulul. Aloha. iionolului Edward MAY
Honolulu, Nippon Maru. Honukong Voc
kohama and Honolulu' April y Martha
davis, Hilo.
VESSELS UP AND LOADING. For
Honolulu Albert Archer. George curtis.
for tTilo. s. g. wilder. Falls of clyde,
Hilo. via Kahului and Mahuknna.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-15
A Tale of Paris.

"Manders" is a story of Paris, by Ell
wyn Barron, that has attained a big
sale 1t gives a vivid idea of the life Of
the studios in the Latin Quarter of the
gay French city, and a charming love
drama is interviewer. The episodes are
graphically pictured and hold the read
er's attention. The book is of $50 pages
and handsomely bound. j. M. Webb of
the Golden Rule Bazaar sells "Man-
ders," and has besides many new novels
Just received
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-15
A FOLLOWER OF MEASLES.

In many instances q persistent cough
follows an attack of measles. In speak
ing OF this Mr.. Walter b. Beel, editor
of the Elkin IN. CO. Times, says:
"Three weeks ago l had an attack Of
measles which left me with a bad
cough. took several doses OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and the cough
has entirely disappeared. l consider
Chamberlain's medicines the best or
the market" For sale by all druggists
and dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.
Ltd, agents for II. I.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-15
ATHERTON WINS
TENNIS SINGLES
Meets Lansdale in the Finals and
Downs Him Three Love
Handily.
(From Mondays Daily.)

The gentlemen's singles, in the tennis
tournament were concluded on Satur-
day afternoon on the Pacific tennis club
courts and resulted as follows:
Semi-fnals f. c. Atherton defeated
E. r. Adams, CO, 4-6, Sc. The sets
were good ones with the exception OF
the first in which Adams useu racket
which handicapped his play to a consid-
cradle extent. He changed it after the
first set and a remarkable improvement
in his play resulted. Though Adams
played up wonderfully in the last set
Atherton carried too many guns for
him and won on his nerve.
p. M. Lansdale won from S. G. Will
der, 6-3, 0-6, 6-3 The winner went to
pieces in the second set but recovered
sufficiently to pull the match out of the
fire.
Final. f. C. Atherton won this years
singles by defeating p. M. Lansdale
ly towards the close. Lansdale was
nervous and Anterior played with him
in the first two sets. He made a des-
perate effort to get even in the third
but had to succumb to Atharton's SUI
rerior play. This years winner has i'm
proved considerably since his appear
ance in the final last year and should
win at Least one set from Elston, the
sup-holder, who will meet him to de-
,tend his title at the conclusion of the
ladies' singles to be played this week
Entries for the ladies' singles close
this evening at Pearson and Potter's
or the Pacific tennis club at 8 o'clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-15
THE CABINET MEETS.
Money for Council of State Bills TO
be Available.

The money recently appropriated by the
Council of State will soon he available.
The Cabinet yesterday morning instruct
ed the Auditor General to communicate
with the Minister OF Finance and take
steps to put the bills into effect They
also voted to publish 1000 copies Of the
Hawaiian bill for distribution. w. o.
Smith made a report about h.s Wash
ngton trip and the situation there so
far as IL concerns us. The San Francis
co papers, he said, had the facts about
straight. No news came from Judge
Hartwell, who is expected on the Cop
tic. Salaries of acting Circuit Judges
will lie paid up to May ..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-15
A well-Farned Vacation.

Rev j. Leadingham viii take a trip TO
the United States, starting on June and
returning in a few months. He first
came here in 1891. since when he has es-
cal students. Natives, Portuguese and
Chinese have studied under Mr.. Lead
ingham. and during the last three years
he has sent out many of them TO preach
the Gospel He teaches the students as
II they were his own sons, and they es-
TEEN him highly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-15
H0nbuIQ Bremen Fire Insurance Co

The undersigned having been sp-
pointed agents of the above company
are prepared to insure risks against
fire on Stone and Brick Buildings and
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply at the Office of
f. A. SCHAEFER G. CO., Agts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-15

Hives are terrible torment to the
little folks. and to some older ones.
Doane's Ointment never fails. Instant
relief and permanent cure. At any
chemists, so cents.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
rLNLT0RN IT C4RHFL

Carmel y Y. July Is (SpeciaD.-The midsumuner
arrivals here and ar other places near here have
assumed large proportions. Carmel itself has
among its large summer population Professor Ed
win NJ Hopkins Of the Kansas state University
Mrs Hopkins and her mother Mrs. MuTdy, Pro
fessor James A Foshay. Superintendent of Schools
at Los Angeles. Cal and Mrs FOshay; DIT and
Mrs c. c. Boyle Tracy Boyle NJ. and Mrs W. J.
Granger. OF New-York; Lieutenant Henry r
Rhoades OF the Navy and Mrs Rhoades. Mr. and
Mrs + z Malmer Mrs James NJ. Newman. Lewis
y. Newman and Miss Hattie Audr1s u H0nkers
Roland Quick OF Schenectady Joseph Ludington,
OF Boston: Frederick T.. BumfOrd and captain W:
j. Travis OF New-YOrk. and G.. b LIVINGSTON and
family OF Florida on Sunday last the Rev. y
Frederick Van Horsen preached in the Cllead Pres
byterian Church on He Being Dead. Yet Speak
eth giving a review 0l The lie of Dwight l.
Moody,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
NEW YACHTS AT FRoNTENAC.

Fro1teaac. y Y July . (Specisu--Three trim
7sw yachts have reached the New Frontenac this
week The Venice owned by L c. smith, com
r1odore Of the Syracuse Yacht Club the Lyra Cor
nell with E G. WyckoT. and the GryphOu, with
C. Conrov and party. arrived here on Monday
At a meeting OF the Round Island Company
owners Of the Frouteudc. the following were elected
directors. Charles G. Emery. Hubert Van Wsg-
enen. W H Van Steenbergh. LuCien Oakley and
Henry P DavinsOn-
Syracuse cottagsrs at Round Island are Mr. and
Mrs R W Jones Mrs. George Hier, John J. Cum
mings and Hiss Mildred BOyuton-
J ; Browning. OF New-York, IS occupying the
Hayes cottage for the season. and W a Underhill
also of NeW-york. IS at the Skies cottage
John Dunfee Of Syracuse, the contractor. VINO d
a guest OF the New FrOntenac. has gone TO Boston
(ew-Yorkers at the New FrOnreDac are Mr. and
Mrs J Kaufman. Miss Jessie kaufman Mrs
Cook Charles E Peck, LuCien Oudin- Mr. and Mrs
II p Mooney. Mrs Amelia King T. J. Phelps
Miss Mamie q. Plumber. Mr.. and Mrs P H Far
lev FeIfna Farley. NrS Hannah Nalloy George j.
F'iamuar Mrs J. Leonard Dresser. Mr. and Mrs
4 Wingheim. Mr.. and Mrs. J. CurrlsS- Mr- and
Mrs Charles Robson and Nr- and Mrs. George
Hyatt -..
Golf tennis dancing and rowing are constant
pastimes Round Island.
T7h+ Dvkeulau party arrived az the Fronrenac or
Monday and has chartered the yacht 1 Wonder,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
THE WEEK AT HOTEL CH4HPL4Ty-

Hotel Champaign. y Y. July IS (SpeciaD--One
Of the pretriesU features social life here in the
last week was a birthday dinner given for Miss
Jessie A Page daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Harlan
Page. Of Germantown, Penn Sixteen covers were
laid The decorations were elaborate. PINK and
white the coIors Of Ogontz. the young lsdy's
alma mater prevailed Al the hop the cOHven-
Virginia reeI took their places Miss Page Is
general favorite here as elsewhere.
Mrs Rebecca Lowe. of Atlanta Ga president OF
the National Federation Of WOmens Clubs, Is rest
ing here for The summer -
are " II Bear6sIey and family. New y orK. Mrs.
Charles Robinson and Miss Ho9lns2n rev & orS'
r ". DOdd and family. New ORG " Mss Ar-lls
Youngstown. Ohio: Dr. ana Mrs q z spencer
WateTtowq. y y, 7 r. Ls"i1 JL-I amp lI I-
bany y. Y, Mr. and MIS- - ENa-.eS,
England. David 4. Lindsay and family Winning
t1a Del; the Rev r. F. Campbell AsneVlle. y
York. Mrs J : Bispha1- Mrs l. B9wen- Nr;
and Mrs c K Bispham Gerrna1Jown, Penn, and
Mrs l. NJ Car0esIe 5-lIlS0lr--- Eeill- ., H.
Mrs George H Perkins. widow Or commander
Perkins Z. 5 y and her niece, NtSS ~ anna ;,
Weld or Boston, were Joined here lev GAYS ago
by Mr. and Mrs Lars Anderson. Of Washington,
d G. who have recently returned from Europe
Mrs. Anderson Is daughter OF MS terSlns-
Later in the season they tntend going 20 Dunlaps
Camp. Adirondacks.
NIr and Mrs. De Wolf Hopper. his former man
ager Mr.. Reynolds. and : j. 3 Lincoln with
HOppers usual outfit of horses and dogs, reached
from Vermont where they have been making their
annual An unusually large mail awaited
81 {TsSs 5earins stamD Of the J-nited states
Consulate at Zanzibar. which sreatiy surprised
him. II read as follows
United states Consulate. Zanzibar. Africa
Ny Dear Hopper, This is t1 certify that on this
1.th day OF June 1900. listened 20 the singing o
YOUR famous song from your r.. RI CePi@Jan @ en-
crowd Of native boys. Thus has your fame and ths
fame Of YOUR "El Captain extended % remotesi
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29

ohlGago q thd are visiting Mr.. and Mrs P. C Mafitt
William Rauch and family have arrived and
a caHen up ther residence for the summer at their
9 Guests now At the hotel include Mrs. S Taggart
1t ,,,, oI 6a!tfnore. and the Rev. Dr. morgan
Dix, Mr.. and Mrs Robert JafYray. ir ". p.
thompson. Mr. and Mrs r. W. Pope Mr.. and Mrs
H2TPepse L y Sto f. smith Mrs. Robert p Huntington
MIilam ) P-le, Mr. and Mrs. A Van Deusen
T. H Han Mrs G W Benedct. Miss Benedict
Ie 4 WITT l. Sage, James X. Crane. T. Douglas
Tor johnson. Arthur King Wood. NJ. Y. b. Brincksr-
996n, IeIapl9 Bowdoin, Miss F. V. shamherg. ] w
~"i"H ana = r Streit. all Of New-Yorok
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE.
Blue Mountain Lake n Y. July 2S (speciaD.-
Proptious weather marked the opening of the
country Club links at Eagle Lake. A large num-
Der OF visitors from the different hotels turned out
the Ctowana and the Holland House being exceed
lagIy well represented, while from the surrounding
SaF4s long was formally opened by the secretary,
enzeI driving a ball from the first tee after
me putting greens were in excellent shape, and
noLllhg ig was left undone that labor could do TO
Great preparations are being made the club
frs+ T L sPH ttournanent which takes place in the
larry Nardon. the English champion, has been en-
Wnen ne VIII play the best ball Of Steward Gil
le9yIe; me amateur champion Of Canada in 1895.
team and on Augas s Whe6 he Is sche2uied 10
meet Harry Roy Swery. the crack amateur OF the
Fox Htlls During the rtervering days sixteen
pIIzeS VII be offered for competition, TO both
Most Of the camps around here are occupied
aLaehg the latest arrivals being Timothy L. Wood
Gollis P. Huntington and parsy eS-senator J. B
5ieIio- 9enGersohr OF Missouri; Joseph II Ladew. ex-
Ing Seroca D. Powell's camp: Dr.. A. G. Gerster,
the Ctowa9a5 Frederick Hasbrolck and H. H. Els
e1oerry. Of Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29

Rocky Point Inn. Old Forge. \. Y JULY %
lspeciah.-A tent and cabin colony is being organ
fzed here
Large bass have been caught by W J. Coombs
the Rev Dr.. Jessup. A. F Grant and others
~ tsjePmoPd De Bevoice c R. De Bevoice tr.. Mas
Jer Herbert De Bevoice. Mrs. William Totten Miss
Berrian Mrs. Judson Mr.. and Mrs W. H Bruder
ana C. stacey Bruder, all OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29

@. matches a7a 'ouraa7.eft=- ~-g rffF-,-- - -f.s
oa5 ere. president @ndss Hears g. CiIf5.re,cs,-1.
yi-s--res5e1, p hard 3. l-a-s- s-..-
t-gasure~. #.-..e-7 s Kellogg. ,-srer. f..r-,,t..
C.go-l r. GEzr-rt. Chairman F:-,-ar., ,r -
Charles p te-r--> H-n~r ". E...dvi- s.7 T lin
t5a Es--Hcss
The s5a-5u's Of matches ata games Sc .. e,-
lows
slel.s- s-Eia-7..al. p. J,.... orr...- f 49,.
hyfs medal EIsg- open 20 members sr.7 .
Aug-s- Team match. s. Huhar-.s -
Ccs5-s s- 80 uo ayee Oh g. t5rite-9.s ink
August .Ne1 f9arsorne. f-r CIrr- Go t
.e cd S5...eeE holes, Tnec1, pay. haniIca2S.
A.E.s, r. ..seE -1t-c I'M competition for cT1n
e ms. . -..7 ---7...tai. hole. medal play han
c--s 4s fs fs5.a On -, - t7,e ChampIain vs.
A4Eus. TEAM matef s. 5Gbsrt.x Inn -
august windsor "a Tl.-i ;-5 X
q ne Windsor Hors- r.rhtsssA, = aoh, pr9prietors
klr--aT- pen 20 members only -1I play
,t-iss A5Isf u 57 -SH Haetch Hotel Champlain vs.
sagusr = ana . Eesi,-.,..e .a.lS g. o,
l~t t----l slE- match piav efrrraar, IIIr--
~ -. e ~ A ,' -.9-lS' 10 ne winner cup en-
=. .,s r- - . ,I ilsp for 1880 presented by
A-E-S, ~ -l in..onstiip for women. e.rh-
- score u ca- 80 {-s E.o5-an making thN
r. d. Hlz 5f e-f b.II II-' entrance free; 10 run
ne @5,54-S 10y HE above events viii be received
III cor +7-% 7f7ii-T+ ttt-.rZ ai-G treasurer, Cobbe
* s-HeAi oI any competition.
THE WINDSOR.
Ped coats are part OF the accented dress FOR
ns7 at me Windsor for all times as nearly -ve-v-
l - S'---T and has adopted the scarlet svr1roI
O. me sport Red and j hitz ar the colors Of the
t5aa-s 1911 Golf club. and most os the Jackets are
he elm ---i.rofaar-r f- .,r.5 - ~ " ~
-hs season Is no.g u.5--f--.r,- o., f-z L..,
al recommendations ~, r-- f,,+zf 30 -. 10
- eT -h = ana il' ee-no7s must Trust 70 lulS for
~ -.- ~ - S,-..eJnln2 has been going all Of
River .auo.rE alresF, rz i,- - - Go1ut{
~ a--s = ne Hqicez IN trying 10 n.auas- Their
l-o--s -s-.areT - az IN lrr3sni - 70 ~. on
ererE W-E 10 assist lie little boat in riadtng r.
s-t - .-a occupant S-g,-aI s-lsorraI race -.
son ~ 4 Place On H. ls, lse- ,-'' d me sea
Many h.-s@1a-z riding parties are orzarizad
6sl- fr- rides around iae lei.,156ri1a rloTtaI9s
a15 s<-e--aor 7s i'-oi l-''4
5oIz are nov regularly given. and are all
-.ru- ID be- feature 6f the CAV iife ~ -4a V-i5
sl- ''''
Pa-- soon. ana many entries are expected from
-rz 7rz=s IN ha awarded in the golf tournaments
and matches cf The CobbIe Hrl Golf Club are now
% exhibition al the hotel and m le very attrac-
Those -=ra~-fE registered z- The yy-i-5=o- ir-rve
;ne following Nev--Y Yo-Eerss Mr.. and Ms y r
T ,vaEaer. FRANK :: Fisyv5rd Mrs R = ssl-
Den ard FrasB w
THE DEER'S HEAD INN.
\ dun moment in the life Of the visitor A. the /
" --- vi '7 -7'-'- al I17
Deer Head Inn a. this season Of the year Is un-
known Morning noon and night the interchangeable I
zr=er ke4-s o. me p7 ge+-f7g rea1-1, ooa+ of /
81 - - -
b in weight
sesd ana ne Wir5so~ m 70 rz-errIv u; ken Dysce
r the frsr one the Deer's Head won BY eight /
--+ IIo y + tls on M Tti4;So[[ o[ IAN IAN @ n
7-11z6I- take place soon Charles A FerrIss, pro-
I-=-or 0f me Deer's Head mas given q hSautifuI
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
PAUL SMITHS.

paul Smiths \. y, July Is CSpeciaD
an Inper ST. Regis continues TO be the most popu-
lar Of the many outdoor sports at Paul Smith 3
The new lib and mainsan racing boats are now
-ear., all ready. Last Saturdays race resulted IN
a .ictory for II. L. Hotchkisss yacht hingnsher
LIED bV Or r. l.. Trudeau, Jr
9, Psgis Yacht club. Harold NJ. Phelps Stokes Is
- - fbose Vi no have recently been elected
cor has been played considerably ot l1let ttt-A An
lIieI-.,4i+s Ind A H. Cr0sfied. of England, IN
N,it Ntiii L,a-r defeated his opponent by one hole
" ~! --srslI team is now in flne tette- MohG5F
~ Iii uIav "A team at Malone ana as tht
F1trlTv Of this ears fale tfan on raul oBtH ]
So 5raffy on the other; an exciting game Is ooheu
IIF' y,iaI ira in Will probably carry the players
ioI toarv guests Of the hote VINO VIII accom-
paHy them return game at ar u5 df the week
pT2paD5 farzyns Of Russia Is now su5t I tSa oa
the n9teii. nco 10 the upper lake TO witness the
yacht races .s,or is guest Of Mrs. L s Thomp-
soH al and Tdi Mrs. laarles F. Bates and family o'
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
THE LATEST ARRIVALS.
Newly turned pages OF a few OF the mour
registers contain the following names:

& Gsts Mognfa a58 W,r P2sF Trs and
Mrs E Benedict NJ. Baruch John D. Dunn. Mrs.
erick Beebe NJ A Herts DR. H &. Herman, Ed
win n Robbins S; Sax, A. NJ, Murray, Edward
Mrs NJ Addison and daughter. W; McEnery, Mrs
ManSaan na Bes RrooRn oRf s e CAMS
Mrs. Beers and daughter and J. A Gillespie, chi
James saratoga Mrs 'AP Arth9r %i Haock Staten
Island; L J Mathis. Schenectady: Harry L: Beers
PT5Is6qgg 14hn c4rran and family 8 n Pq5a12n S
ford Hudson N Y; E. Cornell and wife, Mamaro-
neck W. r. Coon and wife. Mount Vernon; E v
Phiadephia: " H. ParmIie and wife ana Miss
Pearl Leslie, NorwaIk Conn; Joseph B. Ford Bos7
family. Dallas, Tex; ". II Smith and wife, Rid
Mrs. W. J: Kline and daughters. Amsterdam, \ y:
Mrs. l. Helm and family. New.Orleans5 \ 3 Nc
st. Louis.
The Antlers-Dr John Oscar DR.: Hill, Dr.; o.
Kelley. James Weston and wife. Mr and MIS-.
Ryan. Daniel Weston F. NJ. Weed and family,
Mrs Paxim and family Mrs H J Bold! and 1Inl fam
Manhattan; Il. Van Endrum aud family. Brooklyn;
NJ p Blanchard and family. Newark; Miss 5 )
HamiH. G X. Lippincott and family and James "
hdas PT6rassa snd tamY n Mrs
Wldeecomb and family. Staten Island. and Theo-
Frank TJnvd Mrs and Mss NscNsman Ms NJ
Bowman and famiiT i,n y Kmecht and wife and
hamer, Mrs, F. Blank Mrs, {, Turner and child
wife, Paterson; Fl p Bower and Miss Bower.
Philadelphia. Harry Roberts. Utica; s +. Cioss.
Chicago and Mrs. John Dixon and Miss Dixon,
The Rexmere-w. c. Besson and family Norris
town, y. J.: ". r. Lynch and wife Brooklyn:
Francis M Jaeger and wife, Summit y J.. Mrs.
F. W. Stephenson. Mrs J. F. jeremiah. Mrs c.
A. Runk. NJ p Champion and Mrs. @. W. Hub
bard, Manhattan. and Miss Kate Hornbeck. Ellen
vile.
The Ackerley-Bert Katz Dr. jacques schaier
Benjamin HerZg Mrs. z. HerZig and family Mrs
Harry Frank and daughters. A. D. F. Mcintosh
Mrs. Manning Blanche Pinlar. Alexander Lambert
Gussie Zuckerman and F. Wagner and family
Manhattan; Miss z NJ Edsall. John A. Hughes
John J. Quinn. John J. Cody and l. A. Weber.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
WHITEFACE INN.

Everybody at Whteface Inn IS looking forward
10 the regatta which is 10 be held on the lake in
front Of the hotel August and S. The races
are 20 consist of mems and women's singles and
doubles and mixed double race, all rowed in
Adirondack guide boats. ana prizes are 10 be
awarded 20 winning contestants, IncIGdln6 the
COXsWainS.
Recent guests here include the following from
NeV-IoTk: Mrs Thomas g Lyman Miss Lyman,
MIS- l.. II. Lyman Miss A. Lyman. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il Van SIcnbeTgh. Miss Carhart Miss NJ. car
hart. Miss a. 9. Carhart, Mr and Mrs F. LANCER
field Mrs T.. l.. Voorhees,, R A NJ. Hobbs, George
o. coon Theodore Wilzet, Mrs. G. G. Hopkins and
IL
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
THE WAWBEEK

Wawbeek y. Y, July Is CspeciaD.-There have
been many arrivals at the Wawheek recently
Among those who have registered AZ the hotel are
DR.. and Mrs D. Bryson Delavau Martin J. Cava-
nagh Mr. and Mrs, F. y. Mott. James C. Converse
and Mckinley Boyle all OF NeW-YOYk
Mr. and Mrs =. r Masters OF Dobbs Ferry
\; y recently stopped at the Wav-beek their
-. -. ITuesselL proprietor of Hotel Bon Air.
while on a trip through the Adiroudacks.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
HOTEL ALGONQUIN

The Algonquin is nearly filed with guests.
New-York's representatives, Who have recently
registered here are C. L. Nichols Louis Ferguson.
J H. LimkaGf Mrs. Julia Seuiy. Miss NJ H. Will
Jams and 4. T. Mills
:: {. Petit and family are occupying the Co
lonial cottage at the Algonquin
There are many fishermen among the guests who
everyday hnd fishing line and a boat all that
l. necessary TO insure days sport. The pickerel
nshIng continues 70 he Of the best
Dancing is now feature of life the hotel
Golf never lacks players. and the tennis court is
daily in
New-York tribune., 1900-07-29

lev " y 'i,iaias Miss Blanche Sherry Terence Far
Victor paiIlo,aII ,aIIlIton. James Nixon Dr. and Mrs
Leonard ana MI and Mrs q. l. Galbraith Miss