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New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

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w, u; PaynlsT, Mr.; and Mrs; a y T9wnseGd, Mr.,
Lyon, Mr., and Mrs d, Dunno, H. r. Pettist, Mr.,
and Mrs, C. stuart, Miss Mary Lyon, Miss Malone,
Miss j. T., smo9s, Mrs, a; s soeum Miss Ella
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and II. StillWagOn.
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William Morgan, James G. Duffy w w seaman
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Goodwin: Master Harold Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Caow, NJ *. Lynch and Charles C.
At the Meadow CIub-Mr and Mrs. Chester
Griswod, William L. Stow, lie Grand Cannon
C. Beadeston, General and Mrs Eugene Griffin.
Mrs Archibald Alexander, jr., stephen Peabody,
tr.. J. Bowers Lee and Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Van
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
THE WEEK END Ar MANCHESTER. w

Manchester, VT, Aug. 81 SpeciaD.-The last week
IN August finds Manchester full Of visitors as
the first week, and the prospects for the coming
month are bright The cottage colony will remain
uht late In October in order to enjoy the braeins
autumn air and TO take advantage Of the beautiful
drives, which are never better than in the fall
Coll, too, is a greater pleasure then.
The social season here is on the wane. Although
there have been the usual number of and other
occurrences, the gayety that marked the oths'
weeks was lacking. The visitors getting rests-
before their return To the city.
The annual benefit for the Mark skinner Library
was held this evening. The entertainment e0A-
sisted of lecture by "WiIl" Carleton. A iais'
numher were present. and good SUM was !"
alized for the library.
Many familiar faces have not been seen 1sss on rs
links here this week. owing to the MassaeI11user
State championship tournament az HsaaS.ss l we're
w. H. Davis, A M. Reed, Mortimer a. si'se
The chief attraction the course here tai sS STSH
was the tournament fof the Arthur Taylor MT TTbis
rial Cup, held ON Tuesday and "Wednesday T. ,hair
Was limited 70 Stockholders and mGLnoeIs Es1rv 1 ".
families, The trophy was won by In ~ en-
Brown, of PhiladelDhla, His name wil,sssssIoa Will os
sEayed on the cup which will remain IN pO'9e-1''
The interest OF all the golfers is centred on 70 be be
tournament for the Equinox and OINis sHtsiav ard
played on the links on TUESDAY Meaesag rnps there
Thursday of next week, Besides the ~ s1 M guali-
p MIN e9 As Id a9f ss ar hs runner UP in both
eases Entries win be received ey thF hFbeTe is no
entrance fee, and the PFvllegeS OF tassItors tas for
clubhouse will he extended to the coip ~ golf
four days free of ehaFge large hhnlsesss If the
ers have already entered. and the suess99
tournament Is assured, r,,uinax House
The arrivals OF the week at the Equ'1sv9t Waterman,
include Prestey s, Maeaughlin, Fsais F-ssanissrbee Miss
Il. Proctor. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl IA NeaM,FsMuir Muir. Mr..
Weatherhee, Mrs. f. Hopkins, MISS Mteitp ~ ~ II.
and Mrs. Thomas Mclean. j. w MooIis MOL Mr. end
Bennett r. T. Roberts, J. C. hey IEsISsts G. T.
Mrs Charles II. Keys. James e Fisk Van
Martini Mrs Martin. DR. and Mrs. a u n smith,
Tassel Sutphen Mr aud Mrs. tiileeIyHy n walk
Wellington c.. Young. Mr.. and MIS- & " the Misses
lev Mrs III. c. Cortis. Mrs. 4. HodSs,s, S,,s Mrs. C,
Hodges, Miss Edgerton. Mrs. E. L. b~'S'
II. Keys and Miss Marion Keys.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
PAUL SMITH,S

faui Smiths n. ". .pAug 81 (SpeciaD-There Is
no sign OF interruption OF the gayety of the
al Paul Smiths. There is always a crowd at this
plg motel In September and the campers on the
upper St Regis and Spitlre remain for autumnal
sDlendor
Inc tair held week ago Friday for the benefit
OF the Adirondack sanatorium surpassed all pre-
ous efforts In the beauty and elegance of articles
displayed and in the large attendance, as Well as
In the sum OF money raised for the work of the
sanatorium over 5000 was taken in the first day,
which does not include the contributions of ndiyid-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
THE HOTEL -CH4MPL4IN.
SEPTEMBER THERE PROMISES TO BE ONE
OF THE BUSIEST MONTHS OF
THE SEASON.

Hotel Champlain. n. Y. Aug 81 (SpeeiaB-Fss
month OF September here promises to be one OF ths
busiest OF the season, the mountains on either side
OF Lake Champlain and the Canadian resorts
further north contributing a host OF pleasure
seekers bound on winding Up the summer at a
resort where. visitor put it, the scenery can
De duplicated nowhere short OF Switzerland In
difference to the longer and cooler evenings when
dancing and card parties are hourishng as never
before, a grillFOOm has been opened in cORneetioa
with the piazza roof garden and as a result suDper
parties are now included in the pleasure scheduls
and the early 10 bed adage is decidedly dead
letter Many OF the women have taken an actlvs
part In the gayeties OF the week A luncheon st
twenty-eisht covers. foIlowin an invitation four
some. was given by Mrs. y. D. Wlckham and her
daughter, Mrs. Lyman TreadWay, al the Golf Club.
the winners of the match. Miss GFisss and w, 7.
Roach, OF NeW-ferk gave a reception and tea az
the same place. the tables and room being hand
someiy decorated with ferns and Roses Miss Roach
was assisted by her sister Mrs Mcpherson.
Woman's putting and approaching t0urnamsnt
put up by Mrs. Fish The winners we're Mrs John
w. Grisgs Miss GFigss and AIRS r II. Lane.
taa-, - ~ - t'3i aiiy tu1 ito
links. the forn4er. which Included Messrs. William
Runkle, j. I'll. Conway, Daniel Griggs D. O. Wick
Eah, D. w GrlsSs A. g. Aanby, Robert pf21 pflseg2t1l
Frank b Laying, " r. WadswOrth and O. u
Seavey, coming Out winners. with a score Of "
against TO The credit of the visiting team
Recent arrivals include former Governor Whyte.
~ hdIy4dau, MIS- j. MuhlenbCrE Bailey and Mss
Nathalie Bailey. 4F. and Mrs. Joel B. Fisher Mrs.
= l. Lynch, Miss Webb Charles W Bsheoek.
Miss j. l. Benedict. Mr. and Mrs. c. v Hoffman.
II. G; Ward, Mr. and Mrs, Phoenix Remsen. Mr..
and Mrs. 1. Ililbruu. Livingston Crosby Mrs NJ
T. Smith, Mrs. n. r.. Eddy Miss Eddy the Misses
Walsh. G. l.. Crawford Mrs Crawford Mss
LILLIAN OssoOd j. NJ. Tate. Arthur Tate. Mr.. and
Mrs; Joseph =, Knapp Mr. ana Mrs R. L. Kelray.
Nathaniel Campbell S. ID. Stryker ir.. Richard l.
walsh. Mrs. Joseph J. O'Donohue. the Misses
O'DonChue. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C. Mott Mrs.
I:augsdorf. Mrs. r Carr Mrs. S E Swanson.
Miss MathsF Mr. and Mrs A. Boyle New
AOrkt the Misses Rehrends Mashinstnn ID c.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
THE wHITEFAcE INN

Every moment is fun OF delight at this newly
equipped hotel. The victors in the tennis tourna
ment 50 far are Vincent Lyon and Mr. Bic. who
wen the mems doubles. Mr. Rice is a guest at
a1r' trims camp Mr. Lyon won the mems sin
giles. Miss Mary Bright, of Philadelphia. won the
~omens singles The golf tournament for the
Whlteiace Inn Cup began last Saturday. This cup
must be won thres years ia succession 20 be re-
islnen Inc Aoossweod Cup was won by Mr.
bhhN' on bhltaxo The clock putting contests are
81 charge ot Mr. Pickering and Mr. Jones A
day afternoon. '
The big german, which was the feature OF the
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

The catboat race the 18th won by the
Spider William Coleman Rogers. The Spithre was
second ON August % the jib and mainsail race was
by the Kinghsher. H. l.. HOtchkissi the flEihB
FFetZ L. 5. Thompson. second. The race on Au-
gust % was by the Flying FTetz, with the
kinghsher second. The Rich Cup, for all classes OF
boats, by the catbOat Defiance, owned 10y
Marston Smith Twelve boats took part
The Paul Smith baseball nine has again won the
championship A special train brought the stevens
House ball nine arid party og seventS-hEe over 10
play on the Paul Smith grounds this week. Many
the campers came down from the upper lake 10
the game. John Garyin OF Yale pitched Tor
the Paul Smith nine and Hopper, OF the knickfr-
booker Athletic club Of New-foTk for the visitors.
but could not stop the winning 10y the hom" team.
three exhibition games with the Northern League
mines. The return game was played between tho
Ampersands and Paul Smiths on the latter
grounds Saturday. Score, 10 o. in favor OF
Paul Smiths.
Twenty entries have been made for tho mems
open tennis tournament this week
Mr and Mrs l.. =. Hanna enjoyed the Trip
around the ST Regis lakes with their party from
the Ampersand.
Miss tirosscup a daughter Of Judge Grosscup, OF
Chicago gave a straw ride To a party or forty On
Monday night Mrs. William y. Kennedy was
Chaperon. ~
The hotel Will remain open until the middle of Oc
tober. The guests Of the week inClude Edward A.
lie Roy jr.. J. A. Lessey. Mr.. and Mrs. A. + Webb.
Mrs r. IL Lane, Miss Florence NJ. Lane. Rich
Mrs r. r. Jennings. q. w. Nanderhoef. jr., Mr..
and Mrs O. J. GaTretson, Mr. and Mrs. William w
Cullen and General II. *. Douglas.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
THE AMPERSAND.

The Ampersand Golf tournament FOR the Anper-
sand Gun began to-day. and continues until Sep
,or,ber A Golf players of note from all parts OF
the country will play in this tournament
The Ampersand golf team met the team from the
lake PLACID Club on Tuesday, and defeated them
81 to IL.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
THE GRAND VIEW HOTEL.

At the big Grand View Hotel all the rooms ere
flled and many taken far into September. A
euchre party the event of the week. Mrs.
MOnahan and Mrs. Alberger the prizes. Dr.
and Mrs. Hayman of Germantown Philadelphia,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Evans have gone a coaching
"trip through Keene Valley and to Ausable Chasm.
General Lew Wallace. General Tyner and Judge
James Hutchinson, OF Chicago, at the hotel.
The New-York arrivals include r. NJ Gilbert IL.
II. Salmon, Miss SchuTy, Miss Spackmen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Duane Pell, David r. Todd. Mr. and
Mrs. II. ". Tyler and II. NJ Carleton.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

AT THE SYCAMORE.
The last week at the Sycamore has been the
most exciting one in the history OF Long Lake for
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22
ASSESSOR Meeting.

Al meeting Of the assessors 4
Webster county held in Red Cloud,
March 10, the following basis of assess
ment was adopted:
REAL EsTATE-At an average Of
% 90 per acre
PERsoNAL-Stallions, $25 to $50;
horses of all ages, s. to $15; fat cattle,
lc per pound; cows, So, 2.year.olds, s6;
yearlings, 81 u s5; sheep, SOC per head;
hogs, sl per hundred; steam engines,
s25 to s75; hre and burglar proof safes,
81 to $40, billiard and pool tables, s25;
carriages and wagons, ~ to go;
watches and clocks, 81 to $40; sewing
machines, s2 to So; pianos, $50 to $40;
organs, % to ~; c0ru and oats, &c per
ou.; wheat sc per bu (; rye, 81 per bu.,
household goods, 81 to $50; bicycles, %
loss. +. HoUoHIN. Chairman.
Jos w WARREN, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22

The masquerade ball given at the b
q M. eating house last Wednesday
evening was most enjoyable event
The affair was in charge of the Misses
Dillon and Miles who have been con.
ducting the dancing school here for
some time past and who took this way
Of bringing their engagement here to a
close. The spacious dining hall was
taxed to its utmost b. the merry throng
of dancers and onlOOkers. The grand
march began at nine O'Clock and for
several hours the delightful pastime
was kept up. Many unique costumes
were in evidence, and the line.u in
tn march was very striking indeed
We would be pleased to make mention
of all costumes but space ana time Will
not allow The most striking costume,
TO us at least, was that of the Indian
chief, worn by Alderman Finch, and
which we suppose was meant 10 repu.
sent the RED CLOUD CHIEF. Allinall,
this was one Of the most delightfll
affairs Of the kind ever given in Il O
city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22
WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

Stove repairs at w. w. Wrights.
S~For farm loans call on &. w. Haley.
l.<Overalls. jackets and work shirts at
the Fair.
Special price on buggy whips.-Fo-
GEL & HUTCHINSON.
Willis Morgan and wife of Riverton
were in the city Thursday.
Revenue Collector Stewart Of Hast.
ings was here this week
VIII Parker Sas looking after bus.-
ness matters IN Fairbury this week.
Mrs. George Rodgers of Lincoln is
in the city visiting with l.. II. Fort and
family,
Jno. Polnicky is in Omaha this week
attending a meeting of the Retail
Liquor Dealers association.
There will be regular service held at
the Christian church each Lords day
at the usual hours 5. SOUDER,
Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22

Talk about improvement, there is
at least one business man in town we
are proud Of. This IS w. s. Bense.
This week he received his new soda
fountain aud it is fine one, in fact as
nice one as can be found anywL ere in
the state. II all Of the business men
Of this city would take as much trouble
to fix up their places and accommodate
their ustomers as does MIR. Bense the
city would be better off. Afew dollars
spent in improving piece OF residence
property enhances its value at leas;
ne.third and 1t is the same with a
place Of business. A few dollars speut
in making it appear up to date in
creases the business in proportion.
We are glad to see Mr.. Bense do well.
He deserves 1t. Such business men
are credit to the town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22

r. W. Plants of Concordia, Kansas,
arrived in the city the fore part of the
week and has taken charge Of the Ne.
braska Mercantile Co.'S store for Oney
& Castor, and will conduct the bust.
ness in the future.
Mert Adsmson and Miss Florence
Fuller, both OF Co Eles were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony on Wed.
nesday. The CHIEF extends congratu-
lations and wishes them long and
happy life of connuubial felicity.
j. Nustein, our popular cigar man
went To Blue Hill and Bladen Monday
to dispose of few of his excellent
smokes. Jake makes good cigars and
we have no hesitancy in recommend
ing them to the general public. lie
has just put new brand on the mar
ket, called the "Blue Front" which is
m excellent article.
Bur lington Route s25 90 to Califor
nia-February IL, 10, 26, March 8, II,
10, 20, April 2, 0, 10, %, 30. Lowest
rate in years. Applies to San Francis.
go, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Jose
aud pretty nearly every other impnl-
tant point in California. Thr ugh
tourist sIeepers on all Of the above
date---gct aboard at any station in
Nebraska at which train stops; get of
at Los Angeles. See nearest Burling.
ton ticket agent, or write j. Francis,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

Wash boilers, tubs and wripgers at
th Fair.
T35 cents gets a so cent whip at Fogel
& Hutchison's.
See the fine display Of heating stoves
at w. W. Wrights.
The CHIEF and Chicago Inter Ocean
ne year for $l.2b.
NJ. M. Stern and wife were Omaha
visitors this week.
Chris Fassler of Blue Hill was In the
city on business Monday.
Seth Reed Of Superior was in the
city Saturday and Sunday.
j. Rose, the Rverton restaurant
man, was in the city Monday.
Geo. Hadell left for the west Sunday
evening with line Of cloaks.
Attorney Blackledge was in Crete on
business the fore part OF the.week.
Mrs. y. l.. Olmstead Of Cowles was
visiting frie DIS in the city Friday.
Chas. Crabill was visiting friends in
Franklin last Friday and Saturday.
Walter Roby sells the Singer sewing
machine. Prices right. Get the best.
W. M. Reeves and family Of Guide
Rock were visiting with friends in the
city the fore part of the week.
The public sale of Jos. McClelland,
which was advertised for March 10th
has been postponed until March 28tb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22

uSixteen members OF the Odd
Fellows lodge Of this city went to
Franklin Tuesday evening to assist the
lodge at that place IN their degree
work. Nineteen candidates were in.
Quoted into the mysteries OF the four
degrees Of the order. The team OF this
city in point of efficiency ranks with
the best in the state and their work
Tuesday evening was highly com.
mended by the Franklin brethren,
The ceremony lasted until 3 am, the
boys returning home Wednesday morn.
ing. Those from hero were: 4. j.
Overing Jr., Geo. j. Warren, George
Overing, Prof. Sans. .. G. Tsel, Geo.
Hollister, w. W. Wright, j. Nustein,
F. w. Cowden, A. j. Means. d. W.
Turnure, Al. Sslsden, VIM. Rachjen,
George Pierce, y. d. Hedge, George
Ricketts,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22
LOCALLY

. Examine the lace and ribbon at the
Fair.
Howard Dsisley Of Inavale was in
the city Tuesday.
Miss Lottie Deakin Of Cowles was in
the city Saturday.
f. U. Overman was transacting bust.
ness in Oxford this week.
Al. Garner and Il. +. Ladd Of Inavale
were in the city Saturday.
frank Daggett Of Phillipsburg, Kan.
sas, was here this week.
I'VE are closing out our leggins at
cost.-foaEL Il HUTCHINSON.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Bruner,
on Tuesday, March 10, a girl.
Mrs II. Michaels returned from u
visit at Weeping Water last Saturday.
Jas. Murphy of Edgar transacted
busine in the city the fore part Of the
week.
The Court of Honor, a new beneii.
ciary order, was organized in this city
last Saturday evening.
j. II. Lashley will next week move
with his family to Inavale where he
will farm this summer.
Earl Hickman, a cattle dealer from
Atwood, Kansas, was in the city on
business last Saturday.
Spring is here; so is Butler, with a
full line OF light and heavy harness at
low prices. Call beforeyou buy.
II. A. Richey, the blind man who
lives on Seventh avenue east OF the
school house yard, is seriously Ill.
Louis Fearn Of Clay Center, this
state, who has been visiting here for
some time, returned home Thursday.
Walter Chinook and wife, former
residents Of this city were here visiting
friends and relatives the first OF the
week.
Newton Seibert and Chas. Cocktail
left Tuesday for Anamosa, South Da.
kota, for the purpose Of hunting up a
new location.
The Easter services of the Knights
'remplar will be held on April at the
NJ. +. church in the morning and at
Episcopal church in the evening.
The senior class Of the high school
will give An entertainment at the school
house on Friday evening, March Goth
The price of admission is but ten cents
| wish to announce to the public
that am prepared to cry sales. Thos,
needing my services will find IL to theil
advantage to see me- CLOYED Cum
MINGS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22

The ID. Of H. gave a very pleasant
surprise to Mrs. Lille X. Overing on
Thursday evening, the occasion being
her 49th birthday. A very pleasant
and enjoyabl time was had.
Mrs. H. A. Shinkle died at her home
in the south part Of the city on last
Saturday evening. The funeral ser.
vices we're held on Sunday afternoon
and the remains were laid to rest in
Red Cloud cemetery.
The Red Cloud hog buyers are over.
doing themselves this week. The price
has been as high as "a so per hundred
during thu week. Gosh, this makes u
newspaper man wish he was a farmer
with hog that weighed three hundred.
II you see anything in this paper that
pleases you--if you think 1t has the
right ring-have your name put on our
list as a subscriber. II it displeases
you give US your name anyhow-it may
please someone else this time and you
next.
The secretary of the Fraternal Aid
Association Of this city received a war
rant for one thousand dollars this
week in payment OF the death benefit
ON the lile of the late Mary Hansen,
winch will be paid to her husband, T.
A, Hansen. This lodge has been forg.
ing to the front lately and many new
members are being taken in.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22

wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder. uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease. which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommendedfo for everything but II you have kid
ney. liver or bladder trouble It will be found
just the remedy you need. Ithas been tested
In so many ways in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor 10 pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how 10
find out ifyou have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and f-yE
send your address to fsfIlT1sy1s "a 7.s1ezss
Or. Kilmer & Co., Bing- aali Il SslilEtfa
hamton, N. Y. The itsl.l l.s. .sxity99 y99
regular fifty cent and Home OF HTamp- Root
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22

II you are going to give banquet
and want some swell menu cards, IL
you are going to get married and want
up'to date wedding cards, II you are
going 10 have an opening in the spring
and wish TO please in this line, il you
want typewriter paper or stationery Of
any Kind, either printed or plain come
and see MS We have a fine line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22

cures made by Or.
kilmer's s Swamp-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
II Is the great medi-
caltriumph Of the nine-
teenth century; dis
covered after years OF
scientific research by
DR.. kilmer. the emil
nent kidney and blad-
der specialist and ts
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-22
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK9
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know Of the wonderful
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

tance too great for his patrons to travel and
there are families at Childwold from Texas and
Montreal. from Seattle and Porto Rico. Every
Bathing and rowing, bowling and dancing. fishing
and frogging, tennis and golf and rambling in the
beautiful forest trails be CHOSEN from. There
some athletes like ]. Edward Heaton. Of Phila-
delphia. who walk around Lake Massawepie or take
q spin TO the station (siX miles baclO before break
fast.
pink tea given this week by Mrs. Lowman
and Mrs Gus F. Veich, of Cincinnati, and Mrs
s. Leopold, of Chicago. The young women at the
two principal tables Miss Lowman. of Cincin-
natl. and Miss Friedman. OF Boston
Mrs. Ernest Ehrman gave another tea at her
handsome cottage.
The deer shooting will begin on the first day Of
September.
The Saturday hop at Childwold was a brilliant
and elaboratey gowned function. Among the
whose toilets attracted attention on the
floor of the Casino were Mrs Edward Segman,
Saks, Mrs S. W. Enrich, Mrs J. Brentano Mrs
Mark Mack and Miss Edna Saks OF New-York;
Mrs. Max Senior. Mrs. GustaVus F. Neich and Miss
Lowman, of Cincinnati: Mrs. S. Gugenheimer, of
Dryfoos OF Cleveland Ohio: Mrs. ]. Saks and Miss
Kate Deering. OF Washington, and Miss Tyler, OF
NeW-London. Conn.
Major Dorr gave reception at Camp Sorghum
in honor of J. y. Marble. who has just completed
the majors portrait.
Charles E. Pugh. 3D. vtce-president of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, has arrived In his private car
Childwold, and with his family will occupy Camp
Iroquois until the end of the season
Mrs. c. D. Tows house party at Wahegan cot