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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-26
Sennie's Starriinn. n.


ME glnietpanber unb Grant Sbuerer
suiammen Dor bsm pOli3siri9ter.
Sbuerer ma9te oem iunsen Wdo4en
ieit etipa einem Sabre ben 9of; bas
paar serietb aber tiirSli6 in Streit,
neil Sbuersr nit anberen Samen
tanste. Sennie ertldrie furserbano, iie
uole ni9ts mebr nit Srant 81 tbun
baben.
ShlieBlib purbe Sbuerer bur9 ben
StarrIinn isiner Siebiten 10 erbittert,
baB er ii9 BEL einem geiu9e in ibrem
Sauie oasu binreiben lieb, Dem Wtdb=
den nit einem Sebermeiier cine iei4te
gerleBung bei3ubringen. 3ablrei4e
3eusen itellten bem junsen Manne elm
siinliises Yrdbitat aus uno Sennies
Stiefpatsr 6. 9eppert, bel Dem lie 1880
6. Weribian Ctr. tpobnte, ertldrte,
Dab er auf Die bem 0tdo4en our6
Sbuerer eei6entte Nufmsrtiamfeit itol5
lei. Sn @lbradt oieIer Wiloerrhgs=
sriinbe bs9niigte fi6 &i6ter Stubbs,
cine 8eloitrafe BON $25 neblt Soften
iiber ben iunesn Mannn su perbdusen.
6 in & eapater EN- , I n D.
lid &c It r a IT.
| Sape SOuoers, Elm auf Dem Martt
trOblbetannter GiI6bdnOler, bate iid
am 6reitag i'm poliseigereidt ge9en Die
9lnflase. feline &inoer in 9erabe5u per-
bre9I6er Weiie berna6lGiiiet su boz
ben, 5u perantpOrten. Soipoers wO6nt
nit ieiner Samilie in elmer smeisimme=
risen Quite, Sl9 8irginia Ipe., bic er
feline vGommerrelioens" nennt, unb oer
IAmuBifarrenoe 3uitano oisisr 9Oble
ma9te bas gini9reiten Der @eiuno=
beitsbebOrbe nOtbwen>is.
Seine ireie 3eit berbra6te Der Sii9=
bdnoler in ben @irtbIdaften Der Ha6=
barf6dft, nit beren Srsilun6 er feline
Sinber srobentbeils erndbrts. Ssue=
runasmaterial puroe ben @eleiien De,
Union gabn cntlans, mo- 2Oblsnmaser
borbeifubren aufseleien. Sowoers
tann nidt cine HOtblage fir fein jam.
merniirbiaes @erbalten in's Telb iiib.
rem, ba ibm na6 Iusiasen Der PoliSe
Der 6iidbanbel rsidliden geroienf
einbringt.
Ser angetlaste wuroe in allen 6dler
= es paren A 9lnflasen erboben =
fir i6ulois befunben unb fir jebes
/ Delft su $50 @elotrafe uno 80 Sa
gen Mrbeitsbaus berurtbeilt.
9taa Der llrtbeilsfdluns bradt
: 2inosri6ubbsan,ter Sopce Die 4 &in
Der, BON 3 Mon. bis s Sabren ran
{ sirenb, nad einem Seim in Srpinston
: wdbrenb sualeid 8oriOrge setroffel
wuroe, Die Satin bes 8erurtbsilten in
I Seim fir perlaiiene Grauen nntersu
brineen.
: @ere9te Strafe.
Sarrp Williamion, Der 17=idbrig
SObn zines tpoblbabenben 8eI6dfts
Imannes in 80. Snoianapolis, puro
am Sreitas i'm pOli5eiseridt tpessl
: tbdtli9en Mneriffs geseu einen Siege
: gu 80 Sasen Saft iOtuie $25=@elOiraf
: nebit Soften berurtbeilt.
Ser Heser batte fi9 in Der gtabbar
4 I6aft bes Wiliamion'iben Sauies elm
r aemietbet unb Der 8snsel inicenirte mi
r sleidseiinnten sllterssenOilen einel
: fleinsn &ahetries seaen BEN idwarsel
t Mann. &i6ter Stubbs bemertte
Gnsriffs auf uniduloise Neser bdttel
auf teine Naafat bon ieiner Settle q
re6nen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-26
Mns ben Geridtsbofem.

Neue Q d eibungsf | a &c.
Charles Yogun pertla9te feline Sat
tin auf Sbeibuns. Sas paar ner=
mdblte, li9 i'm DECEMBER 1886, lebte
absr felt 1894 nidt mebr suiammen.
Wie er iast, bat fie ii4 einem 3ebei
Der S9anee er9sben.
Sieleihige g tra Ben=
ba 3 II.
George %. Stipp rsibts sesen Die
Straeenbabn 8eisaiGaft uno Die
groab &ipple 8abn So. cine S4aben=
eriabtlase bon $4,000 Elm. YOr se=
raumer 3sit mar cine Gar Der Sabn=
seieai9aft in grOao &ipple 9esen iein
Subrperf serannt. gr tpurbe nit iOl=
der @u9t auf bas StraBenpflalter ge=
f9leubert, baB er berartige @erlebun=
gen oabOntrus, bab st beute nod ni9t
i'm Stanbe iit, fdwere Arbeiten su per=
ri9ten.
pr b tgeri d t.
Sas Sefament bes fiirsli6 peritOr=
benen 8erbaro S4uleOff wuroe i'm
probatseri9t beitdtist. Sn oemielben
uerma6te er ieinen geIammten 9fa6laB
ieiner Satin 2ena unb iebte iie audi
als SeltamentsbOa ltrederin Elm.
Senrp u. peaie wuroe gum gtadlaB=
perpalter bon Senrn 2eatbers ernannt.
Charles Nuauit Sollratb perma9te
ieiner Srau Gbriitina ebenfalls ieinen
sefammten Na9lab uno ernounte fle
sur Sefaments=0olifrederin.
Die Up otbete barf bertauft
tperoen.
Sreisri1ter glllen bat Die Marion
2ruit Co., Curator oes i'm 6lether's 9
Sanitarium befinbli6sn Ipotbeters
Wii6ael 6. Stalep nutborifirt, behen
Qpotbefe an Der Yirsinia Mbenue SO.
749 3u nerfaufen.
6 pieler 6eor9e 8obn per-
oDnuert.
Sn pergan9ener Wo6e 9atte Die po'
lisei in Dem 8iap &iliel'iAen &snoes
pous plab iiber Dem befannten 2eibs
ftaa an Der %. Wtarfet StraBe bre
elegant setleioete Serren bsim YOtet
Spielen iiberraidt. Sieielben eabei
iinsirte @amen wie &alpb Stepens
Senrp Sbelbon unb Sam. Sones an
Nls ibr SaQ ipdter i'm Yoliseiseri6
auf9erufen puroe. 9ldnsten Die Serrei
our9 IbipeIenbeit.
Mittlermeile aber bate Die Yolise
aussefunben. baB Sam. Sones ME
manb glnbers als Der befannte Sports
mann 8eo. 8Obn mar. Seute muBt
bsrielbe i'm poliseiseri9t isin grI9ei
nsn MAIDEN.
Gr ipurbe i9ulbie befunben unb IN
$50 nsbit Soften beltraft. Seine bel
ben Mitipieler aber tparen ni9t eri9ie
nen unb ibre 8iirgi6uft tuurbe fiji
perfallen erfldrt.
Weeen 3 bierqu udlerei
BE Ifraft.
&i9aro &oa9, nelder bel Der Sen
iamin Srpin Sransfer So. als 6ui
} ider angeitellt 1T, tpurbe tps9en Sbiel
qudlerei nm SO unb Soften beitrafi
gr bate an Der &ap unb Weribia
Ctr. isinen @aul in iol5 brutale
Beiie sepeitidt. oaB iid Elm f0rmli6s
8olfsau1auf biloete uno er nit fnat
per Notb bem Shidial entsing, ieIb
: our9gepriiselt su werben.
8eri d BEN
tpurben bic Sdlle bes Sarmers Sob
garnbarbt auf ben 81. bs. unb be
I farbisen Ginbre9ers Charles Sape
auf ben %. bs. 8arnbarot batte ieir
6rau ourdsepriiselt, neil ibm b
Qualitdt fes Seu's, mel6es fie au
5iitteruns bes Gamilienpferbes sefauI
hatte. nidt gefiel.
Sugenbli9e Siebe ee=
: 3ii d igt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-26
Na6rthten aus Snbiana.
Be 9 abnunfallbei2 6 a tp=
renee burQ.

renceburg.
2amre ceburl. Cine &an=
Cir, locomotive Der 8ig Sour 8abn
coqibirte auf Dem unteren Gnbe Der
SOfe in Der Sreitas Na9t nit Der
locomotive zines Gonifructionssuges.
8eioe Maidinen tpuroen seritort ilno
mebrere @nsefellte Der 8abn berlebt.
Sem 2oeomotibfiibrsr Sobn MOran
wurben brei &ippen sebrOden, Der
SeiSer SObn 8afus erlitt 8erlebunsen
an ben geinen, SeiSer 9abiiOn bon
Der &ansirloeomotioe ipurbe i9wer
am &iiden berlebt, Der 8remier gilbert
Campbell erlitt cine Ierrenfung Der
S9ulter uno Sontulionen an ben
Mrmen, ben &Opf unb Der gruit, @m.
Claiming, Der 0ilfs=Sidst=@sent in
aurura wurbe 10 i6iper am &opf.
Geiidt unb &iifen berleBt, baB an
ieinem Nuftommen gestueifel tuirb.
ieSnbianapoIis @eie1l=
idaft iiesreia.
2ebanon. Ser Streit 5tpiI4en
Der Snopls. 2sbanon & SrantfOrt
SractiOn So. unb Der 2afapette &
indianapolis @apio Sraniit 60. um
bas @esere6t iiber einen so SUP lan=
gen 2anbifreifen ldnes Dem Sis Sour
Babn=@eleiis stuiiden 2ebanOn unb
Der Mfarion Gountp @reHse lit am
Treitag BON &i9ter SObn 8. @lart 81
@unffen Der Snbpls. g. & s. 60.
entI6ieoen tuoroen. 0on Der 8abn.
ffrefe iino bereits a9t Wteilen pollenbet
tpDrben.
6 n ltsbefe1l bemillig 9 t.
2osansport. &idter @eorse
8amble bat abermals einen ginbalts=
befebl bewillist, bur9 tuelden es Der
2oeansport, &p6eter & gtortbsrn
Sraction 60. berboten tpirb, ibre @e=
leiie iiber Die Siibieite Der 2anofraBe,
ipelhe na1 Spencer Yarf fiibrt, arl
leeen. 8eifern puroe Elm dbnli9er
ginbaltsbefebl erlaiien, tuel6er Die
gsnubuns Der gtoroisite bieier StraBe
berbot. Sie 2osansport &o9eiter
@siellidaft bat ibre @eleiie bereits
Biz sur Stabtsrenss selest uni
es feblt ibr nod Dos @egeredi
iiber einen tleinen Sanbitreifen,
um cine @erbinbuns nit ben
parf bersuitellsn. Sas 2ano geb6rt
ieeo9 Dem 8antier Murood, einem
Der 9aupt=Ictiondre Der 2oganspor
& Wabafh Sraetion 60.
9 ON 9 3 erf d lagen.
| 8alparaiio. Ser junge 6ars
mer @OscOe Mult wuroe ssfiern wdb
4 renb zines beftisen 8etpitters, tpeldes
abermals Die ytadbaridaft beimiu9te
oom 8liBe eriblaeen.
gleues OeIfeIo er6ffnet
i peru. MuI Der @no9 Mac6ar
lano Sarm iinb nsue Oel=grunnei
sebObrt tuOroen, iuel6e ii9 als iebr er
giebis eruieien baben. Sie 6irml
Sones & So. bon Waripn bat bi
; gObrunssn bornebmen lahen.
SELF It no b=g b b emie.
gIfbart. Sn gltbart Count
lit cine Selbitmoro gpibemie ausee
broden. @dbreno Der leBten stpe
@oden baben nidt tpeniser als ied!
perionen freituillis ibrem Saiein eli
@nbe bereitet. 4bam Gulmer Ell
pionier bes Counties tuurbe in feline
S6eune nabe @afaruIa erbdnat auF
eefunoen. gr mar 79 Sabre alt Uni
binterldbt feline Wittipe uno fiinf Rin
Der.
SeWit Benedict, SniaHe Der Mrmel
Garm erpeoirte fi9 permittelft cine
0ois Barrier @riin in's before Sen
ieits.
s. 6. 81 abe. I
llplanb. Geb. 8. s. &eabe
prdlibent Der Saplor unineriitdt il
, Iseitern einem S9lasanfaue erlegen
gr murSe 1916 in Steuben gountp
q. q. ge6oren, grabuirte. an Der Obi
, Observation-Disclosures i'm SABRE 1861
unb par Yrdiibent Der Saplor=llniber
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-26
I'm cine berrenfte S6mlter sia=
3mIetem

SeSurfte es Der araft bon iieben Rdnnsrn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-26
s. 6. 81 e a be. I

Il llplanb. &sb. 8. s. &eabe,
prdiibent Der Saplor unineriitdt iii
seitern einem S9lasanfale erlegen.
gr puroe 1916 in Steuben gountp,
%. q. geboren, grabuirte an Der Obi0
Weslepan=llniperfitdt i'm Sabre 1866
unb NOR Yrdlioent Der Saplor=nniber.
fitdt felt 1896.
8rillanter grnte=Se &c n.
Yincennes. Der 6armer 9p.
6reenmoore bat BON einem 10 Mfe,
sroBrn Weisenfelo $40 guibeI Weiseu
geerntet.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

Rogers. DR.. and Mrs E. Trent Payne, Mr. and Mrs
J. W. Chapman Mrs. j. B. Warden, Mrs. w V.
Creighton and Mr. and Mrs. II. I Parsons
At the Waumbek in Jefferson the work of land
scape decoration and Improvement, which has been
in progress all summer, has brought out some
pleasing results. and incidentally the thorough APP
probation of the guest list. The work is to
tinue from summer to summer until a considerable
portion of the many acres of land owned by the
hotel companT shall have been parked ENtenst.e
building improvements are planned for next sea-
son, with possibility in the near future of
commodating close to thousand guests in this
popular resort section.
The August tournament of the Waumbek Golf
Club has been brought to close. match play in
each qualified division of eight having distributed
the prize cups offered by the hotel mana cement
follows Edward NJ. Daley, St Andrews. first, with
John D Raymond, Onwentsia, runner up: George
Collingwood. Dutchess County, second. with l.. St.
Clair Colby. Essex County. runner up: Judge Henry
Stoddard. New-Haveu, third, with Lewis W. Wash
ington, Ncw-York runner runner up; A T. Compton; il, II,
up rhe golf team defeated visiting team
of six players from the Breton Woods Golf Club.
IS to o. this week on the home grounds. Mrs. Henry
DALEY. of New-York. offered prizes in driving
contest last week. which competed for by
nearly all members OF the golf club. Miss Holland
winning the woman's prize and A NJ Reed of Al
bany. having the best score among the con-
testants The most exciting foarsome competition
ever played the links that of last Saturday
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
4 MONUMENT NEEDED.
GRAVES OF WAR HEROES on CRAB
ISLAND ARE SADLY NEGLECTED.

Cliff Haven. Lake ChampIain. y. Y. Sept 6 (Spe-
ciaD.-The recent visit of Rear Admiral Schley to
the scenes Lake Champlain where tie battles
Of Valcour and Champlain were fought will be re-
membered here one Of the most notable incidents
of this year II 2 tribute Of the living 10 the
brave dead
The residents Of New-York and Vermont whose
homes within sight OF Lake ChampIain are
Just now interested in urging on the United States
Government the duty of erecting on ST Michel or
Crab Island a suitable monument over the graves
Of the American and British heroes who rest there
in one red burial blent.'
The hattie Of Vacour. on October IL 177s. was. ac-
cording 10 local historians the first naval en-
counter between the Americans and British, and
the battle Plattsburg. on September Il, 1sl4
within three miles Of each other. the locality is
indeed historic ground
The government owns Crab Island. but
shown by this trip OF Admiral Schley, there is no
provision for the landing even Of .. small launch
party and the island itself is so overgrown with
brush and poison Ivy that with the greatest
difficulty that Dr. G. F Bixby Editor Of The
PIattsburg Republican and Of the best of the
local historians was ena bled with party not long
ago 10 his way through the underbrush TO the
main group OF mounds which represent the neg
lected and almost forgotten graves.
Admiral Schley went through the grounds OF the
Catholic Summer School There he was received
bv the Rev Dr. n. 7. Laveue, Of 81. Patricks
Cathedral New-York. and president Of the sum-
nner School: the Rev. F. P. siegfried, Of Over
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

brook Penn. vce-presdent; Warren E. Mosher.
OF New-York secretary; the Rev Thomas Nc
MILAN {. S. P. New-York, chairman OF the BOARD
Of studies and other officers of the Summer School
]. B. Riley and O. +. Bixby, of Pattsburg; }. }.
OConnor, of Emira; DR.. J. j Walsh, OF New
York. and others formed the escort commute
Before the party went on bo9ra Ie ] "a -, @ I
Cliff Haven Pier. the admiral received an III
thusiastic reception from several hundred patrons
of the Summer Scnool. They sang patrlouc Solss
in his honor and cheered HIM hedrtHS do N0 No
parted. -, ,.., e
The first scene visited was that Of the battle of
Pstts5uTg T admrafs @ eyes M said it S wa @
one of the most notable naval battles OF history
from the fact that the American commodoIe' Nc
Donough, though only thirty-one years oli, Ge-
cided to withstand the onslaught of the larger
British fleet with his own ships at anchor. - ! ms
was the only time in history IN "h1Gh lG, SECH
vessels We're manned by 1,0J0 men ana hdu Sso
six guns, while the American fleet NAG oIiY e-'
hundred men and the Americans 1l0. or 10 per
cent of all those engaged, and there was MOI d
spar ieII on any Of the ships 10 cdiIy a "a 90
While his launch rounded the northern enc OF
Srab Island. crossing the spot wheIe GitS ~
McDonoughs feet stood. the admiral looked az
this island which lie buried 1876 OF the dei9
comha tants. and said: There should De d taii al.
granite shaft there hundred feet hlgh 80 ,i9 as "a
nave memorial tablets at its base ana "oO" 'e
an inspiration 10 generations to come: co,s a,d
daughters of the Revolution in narkIs 'iS Pian P1
made memorable by patriots. He sald ne never
went 70 London without visiting TraiaIgtf oiIite
and looking long time would permit on -<eis3n on
monument. Another shrine dear TO hlIn was thtl
erected in Westminster Abbey to Sir John Frahk-
lin by Lady Franklin. and he reclted teehhslE
IennysOns inscription on II:
Not heret The white North hath thy bones. and
Heroic sailor soul,
AIt passing thy happier voyage now
towards no earthly pole.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

.ncl,,de- Columbian. No. L Of New-York City;
MOTION No 4 of New-York city: Lafayette No. 7,
of Hudson; Genesee No. 10, Of Lockport; Water
Rochester; Clinton No Il, Of BROOKLYN Apollo Ne
l5 of Troy; Salem Town No IS, OF AHpuTR5 81
Buffalo; Malta No. p. of Binghamton; De Molay
syracuse; Geneva No. 2s. of Geneva; Hugh De
Psxens 10. 30 OF Buffalo; Washington No. 33, Of
4yanhne 10 IS Of Nev-York City: St George
No 81 of Schenectady; Zenobia No ~. OF falInyra;
s-vrene No Al OF Rochester; Rome No 10. OF Rome;
No1ses De Soto No a. of fattsburg Cortland
"a 4 Sortisn6. I3ethlehern No So Of Mount
Vernon. York No. 81. OF New-York City; St Elmo
sessrs o. o. No S Of Niagara Falls Empire No S.
of Port Richmond; also hillngton OF M HutlaRd : l.
and Richard Coeur de Lion Preceptory' OF Mon
To-morrow the pulpit OF the Bethesda @ Protestant an
Cornelius Irving. Of Brooklyn, who Is the grand
Grand Commandery officers and other knights
Templar will be in attendanGe;; ! hey vii VIII De
dery on Monday exhibition drill will he given
by Malta Comnandery and ~ thT SarlouS nedT nedu
the Grand Commandery officers Will be escorted TO
paTied by tweat@- bands of music. During the
same morning to the wives and daughters OF the
Sir knights will be given a carriage tour OF the
town and Saratoga Lake
TIE annual parade NIL ne me m a@r 6 9l onSt o1e m
2 band of 125 pieces in Congress spring Farh
a sunset drill. The Knights Templar ball will be
Sin at o'clock in Convention HaE The GRAND
close on "Wednesday morning. and the remainder Of
the day VIII be devoted TO local excursions 10 The
many points Of interest
General II. W. Carpenter Of Oakland. Cal Il
native and summer resident Of Galway. this
county has donated $4,000 for the erection OF a
county hospital near Ballston Spa The plans have
been approved by the State Board of Charities and
fhe contracts for its construction awarded
The Saratoga Racing Association Will continue
the improvements 10 its running park during the
fall and spring months.
R a Garfield expects during the winter to dOu-
be the dimensions Of the cafe annex of the Sara
roga Club on East Congress-st. Its present size
is % bv 95 feet 1t will be increased to g. by 50
feet The club ended its season last Saturday.
The closing sacred concert of the season in Con-
gress Spring Park was given last Sunday evening.
The hotels booking numerous engagements
for rooms for the political conventions called
20 assemble here. The Republican State conyen-
zion will meet September 2S. and the Demo
cratic State convention September 80. The
eariy application for leads 10 the general
belief that both conventions TO be largely L
.ended The United States Hotel and the Grand
Union Hotel viii be respectively the headquarters
OF the parties
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
DESERVING LAKE GEORGE.
THE HOTELS OF THAT REGION HAVE A
DESERTED APPEARANCE

Lake George. y Y, Sept 6 tSpecian--The season
is almost over at Lake George. On the morning of
Septernbe- the outgoing boats and trains
crowded with passengers whose vacation period had
expired Many Of the smaller resorts closed to-day,
and with the exception Of a few all the will be
closed by the 18TH. The Sycamore the Marion.
Silver Bav House the Hague resorts and Huett's
will remain open until October !. The Street Rail
way Association of New-York State will be in ses-
sion at the Fort William Henry week and
after this convention adjourned the hotel will
be closed. The Sycamore always enjoys exten-
siye transient business during September. as the
tourist travel south through Lake George is heavy
al this season. and many stop over for few days
During the last week in August the hotels
packed. and nearly all the resorts look de
serted and one wonders how the crowds dsap-
peared so suddenly. The fine weather is just be
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
C4DDTES HAVE 4 HANDICAP.

Hotel Champlain. Clinton County, n. y, Sept s
(Speca).-There have been so many things this
week in the line of recreation and amusement that
It has been difficult for the guests to keep in touch
with all of them. The weather has been delightful
typical September days clear, bright and warm
with nights of delightful GOODNESS. Tennis. CrOquet
and golf have claimed the attention of all those
athletiCally inclined. and many competitions have
taken place. The handicap mixed foursome was
won by w j Wadsworth, of New York. and Miss
Myles, of New-Oreans. After the match tea and
refreshments served the golf clubhouse
and the lawn adjoining, Mrs. D. A. Loring of
New-YOrk. presiding
On Tuesday evening there was jolly progressive
hearts party for attractive prizes The first prize
was won by Mrs McPherson the second by Mrs
Fulton and the third by Mrs. D. A. Loring Tb,
men taking the first. second and third prizes re-
spectively, were G. Q. Cole, of New-York; Baron
Branca, of Italy. and D. A. Loring. OF New-York
On Wednesday evening the usual promenade con-
cert brought out a large crowd. not only OF guests
but nearby cottagers and officers from the fortress
Yesterday the caddies of the golf club had their
annual handicap match for the prizes offered h,, +b
guests. who acted as caddes for the boys A iarne
gallery followed the players and great deal of in
scores We're made by the caddies, the average being
ABOUT up 10 the scores recorded by the. pIIsstS
themselves during the season ~ guests
Durlns the week there have been daily coaching
parties on the brake to Cumberland Head ING nn65
Ausable Chasm This latter place has long hem .sln
rondacks, the drive being a short and deighffnI
one from r. Roofb tnf h9te of tSd Gh1mpiain an
way and his family have been prominent Stl an
last week 9oS'S 'ie
Among the New Workers registered recently are
Miss s. H Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs Fra9SL are
Tasker. Henry c Ward, Z. Van Loan, Miss s'h E \ !
Van Loan R L. Dunn; Mr.; and Mrs G. H. Booth i
and family. MI and Mrs D A Sullivan John 7
La pham, j. NJ. Ferguson. Miss G. Ferguson Mr.
and Mrs. George w Young Mr. and (irs :: W W
ub5e hell Mrs, Mrs Marshall Fox Edwin Marshall Fox
Mrs. J. Wilson, Miss Wilson Miss J r Wiison' on
Mrs A B. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs RAYMOND :
White, Mr.. and Mrs w E. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. 7
T Willetts. Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Wood Miss Wood
F. S. Won Stade; Arnold Davidson E. Y Graham
". F. Mills, d. F. Renne, Mrs. A B Tovcer u r.
Coleman 1it James Boss Robert Ings J. Converse
son, John H Boodgood, James S Coleman Miss
Coleman, G B. Hart, jr-. Mrs. L. A Nav Mrs 4
Dexter, Miss Meeker, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ": Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs r r
Haveland. Mr.. and Mrs. H D. Chairman Mrs viii
lam H Allen Miss Allen. Mrs a K Meseroie Mr.
and Mrs Mrs J. Es Edward Ogden Mr and Mrs William
Mrs John y. Cosgrove. Miss Jessie 4 C.oserove'
Mrs. P. Geran. DR.. c. f. Scoheld Miss K Green
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Maddox and Edward H maddox
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cessfIllv executed The leaders were Miss Canning
and +. X. Iefferts. jT.. of New ork ,,-,--
Miss Caroline Hazard, president OF NeLleS--Ss
College is being entertained Gamorsan cotta,Ss.
Sunset Hill House. by her brother. PROFESSOR lLl-
Fisher. of the Yale University fac llty-
Benjamin Brewster and Dr- F Fl Davenport %
Boston, offered prize cups in an interesting nalI
cap golf tournament last week. which enSas7"
about nifty players -
Vaudeville artists at the Crawford House have
furnished weekly entertainments for their on
pleasure and the pleasure of many others ali sum
long. and no such proficient performers can o
found elsewhere in the mountains The latest mn.
strel performance voted by many 70 nave ~
Ceeded all preceding ones in excellence
W CASTOR Sargent. of New-NOrh. is the guest O.
his mother Mrs William CASTOR Sargent. at me
Crawford House this week. Mr. Sargent IS Wei
known the NeW-York stage, having been WltD
Mrs Leslie Carter last season.
A guest of the Crawford House IS Mrs Charies
@. Freeman. of MethUen. n J.. better known as
Mary Wilkins the author.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
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voony ysae zdero hes Saratoga Floral Awot
an won from scratch after defeating number

Morean won from scratch after defeating number
of players
of team matches between thu butcher House Golf
Club and the Lake Mahopac Golf Club. played on
the butcher course last Tuesday II was won py
+he butcher club by a score of Is to 3.
Tavlor on Monday 70 Lake Hamersley where she
entertained her guests with boating, fishing and
dinner.
TUESDAY, evening was gala time at the butcher
House where the women's ping pong tournament,
for a silver CuD the attraction. II was Won
By Mrs Herbert /. C0nnen.
/, Marshall. Of Nev-NOrk won the first
nriZe a silver cup in the mems ping pong tourna-
Inent at the butcher House on Monday evening
The Misses Patterson gave the irst corn roast
of the season their Hin Crest home on Thursday
evening.