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WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid N Y. Aug 8 (SpeciaD.-Boat races
preliminary to the coming regatta were held this
week and proved most interesting. The trophies
were two beautiful cups for womens and mems
singles. The Inn will have strong regatta crews.
The tennis tournament this week of the
chief events OF the week. The finals were played
off by Miss Assman and Mrs. James Belden Gere
and Miss Rieley and Miss Nan Sumner.
Two valuable acquisitions the Whiteface golf
team have been made through the arrival of S.
Davis Walton, of Philadelphia and Jack Crop
sey of the Crescent Athletic Club. Mr.. Walton,
who plays on the Philadelphia Country Club team,
will play No. l on the Whiteface team. The White
face team. made up for a match with the
Lake Placid Club this week. consisted of Messrs.
Simpson. Malcolm, V. FarrelIy. Shaw, Walton.
Perot, Supplies, Griffith and J. Farrelly.
On Monday the young women of Whiteface Inn
defeated the young from the Stevens House
up. THE home team made up of Miss Sup
pee Miss Rankin, Miss Moer, Miss Ekins Miss
Fownes, Miss Malcolm and Miss Stone.
There a pretty children's dance and musical
on Thursday evening.
On Monday evening there was college euchre
game in which hundred of the guests
took part. The victory won by Williams Col
Mrs. S. O. Church and S, Q; Church, jr1, of New
York are guests Inwood. the camp of DR.. Miller,
Howard Langstreth. of Philadelphia. is visiting
j. F. Ford and Joseph H. Booth. of Chicago, have
Misses Anna and Mamie Frismuth, of Riverton.
N J.. are at Camp Chpmunkery.
Theanogran.
James J. Belden. Of Syracuse is entertaining DR.,
and Mrs James Belden Gere, of New York.
Mrs. w +. Pollard and family, or Ilttsburg, have
other New York arrivals of the week are Mrs.
Aloise Body. Miss Marjorie Body, Charles Bhard
Miss Munger II. C Munger Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r.
Fountane Livingston Fountaine, Mrs Thomas L.
Thorneu, the Misses Thornell DR.. and Mrs. A. F.
Raulsen. Mrs. J. A. Smith, Robert II. Gray. Al
bert r. Green, Miss NJ. Rodriguez Miss L. Rodri-
guez. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey NJ. Garrison, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward B. Osborne, Mrs. B. B Roundey'
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Curtis, jr.. Dr. and Mrs Mrs
G. c. Linton, Miss Edith Linton, James Risk,
A. f. Munger, MIR. and Mrs !. Ottman, Miss OCT
man. u. Sever and Joseph y. welsh.
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THE WAWBEEK.

The Wawbeek, y. y, Aug. tSpeciaD-Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison, of LlewelIyn Park y. j.. is the
guest of Mrs. R. Dun Douglas at Camp Blythe
mere. near the hotel. Mrs Edison IS accompanied
by Miss Edison. Miss Miller and Master Edison
Mr.. Edison Is expected later The entire party at
Camp BIythemere took luncheon at the hotel the
other day \ few days ago Mrs Douglas gave a
delightful tea AT which many Of the cottagers met
Mrs. Edison and Miss Miller
Levi F. Morton has arrived at the hotel and is
giving his personal supervision to the work on his
new Eagle Island camp. Mr. Mortons party at
the WawbeeI Includes Miss Morton. Miss
Mary Morton his daughter. Mrs William Cochran
Eustis. and Mr.. Eustis, of New-York, and Miss
Savage, of Montreal
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, jr. of New-York. a sis
ter of Mr.. Eusts, has taken Blossom Bungalow at
the hotel for the rest of the season. She
panied By her three children and Mrs. Purdy. Of
NeyYoFk.
Percy Rivngton Pyne and family. of Newly ork
arrived this week They have the old Morton
camp
DR.. and Mrs. /. Emmett Holt, OF New DIRK also
arrived this week at their camp Panther Point
Isaac y. Seligman. Of New-York, another of
the campers TO arrive this week
Mr. and Mrs. William Church Osborn. of New
York, in Camp Nepahwin.
Miss Nellie Grant of San Diego. Cal. grand
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Tor, Harold Naylor. H. H. Blair. the Misses Anna
ano Msrl en- Naylor Miss Daniels s Morre Mss
sar s Mss Geodridge Mrs Keep Miss ISL Ra a
Placid p3a Club made group which was called stun
A feast of napjacks beans, brown bread and
eonee eaten in the open air, was the novelty Of
aeIsa py me hapjack party given at the stevens
auspices of Mountaneer Circle of Kings Daughters.
matches an open scratch tournament for ladies
on August 20. p and 2 and similar open event for
players of prominence in the mountains are eX-
A match with the Ampersand team has been ar
ranged for Monday of next week. The Stevens
team drove to Elizabethtown Thursday for a
match with the Cobbe Hill team at that place on
One of the recent golf events of chief interest
was thrty-six hole match played between Myron
Indian player who represented the Hotel Chiidwoid
and Harold Naylor and A. w. Tillinghast, of Phila-
ers were followed about the links by a large crowd
resulted in a SCORE of % ~ "a II 80 % -, edI,r
Of NayIor and Tiliinghast,
: The eighteen hole hole. medal play handicap golf
BY Fl H Blair. of NeweYork p--A7 was o'-e''
In the. golf match with the whiteface young
were beaten three down. A return match will be
played on the Stevens House links
The legislative committee forestry. fish and
game viii reach the Stevens House next week.
they are are being taxed to care for the people
cities which is heavier this season than in many
Amy Arnold, Miss Battersby and Miss Peterson, of
Brooklyn have arrived at the Paradox Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs John S. Naylor and children
back from a trip to Philadelphia.
Among the recent arrivals from NeW-York are
Mrs Louis Benziger, Miss L. Benziger and Miss
BenZiger. Other arrivals from New-York and vi
cinity include: Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Van Buskirk,
Mrs Mary A. Davidson. Miss Davidson, Mrs. N. l.
Holman II. F. Holman W. c. Anderson. Q. A.
Craine Miss NJ Alice. Miss Pauline S. Willing,
Daniel Kelly Miss Mary Kelly. Miss Lillian Coffey,
Mrs Altman B. Thompson, Mrs. A. NJ. Lord Ken
meth R. Mead, Arthur J. simpson, c. A, Fry, Mr.
and Mrs. f. T. Steadman, Z. Ten Breck Steadman,
Thomas Brady, Miss Agnes L. Brady, Miss Estelle
NJ. Brady. Miss Josephine Ryan. Miss Agnes Ryan,
Miss Ruth Ryan, Mrs. f. w. Maher, Miss Jane O.
Maher. Miss Kathleen M; Maher. Miss Florence
Miss Eta Duffy. Mrs. f. Butterfeld, Mr. and Mrs
{. A Barbein R. B. Livingston. w. L. Douglas, F.
Q: Douglas Mrs. Joseph B. Thomas, Ralph r.
Thomas. l. Water. " H s DemareTt, A II Fl.
lon. NJ L. Edman, Miss NJ. Van Nostrand. Mrs; NJ
T. Graham, Frank L. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. P. J
Room Mrs. Louis l.. Todd, Mrs Charles Crowe,
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. J. Burroll and A. Dobmeyer.
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CHILDWOLD.

Lake Massawepie. N. V, Aug. (Speciall'-A
cotlon. led by Edward O'ReiIly. of New-York, and
Miss Violet Hart. Of New Orleans. was one OF tne
chief social events at Childwold recently Inc
women presiding at the favor tables were Mrs M >.
Hart Mrs Iivermore Mrs. J. P. So, Mrs X A
Lowenthal Mrs c. r. Eldridge Mrs. A LYMAN
Mrs Louis Josephthal, Mrs. Sidney Aloe Mrs Isa-
bella Aloe Mrs J. D. Marks and Mrs. Jesse Rosen-
thai. Among those who took active part in the
event were Miss Hoffman, Miss Marks Miss Ehr-
man. Miss Wolf the Misses Kander. Miss Eldridge,
the Misses Silo Miss Castor and Miss Steinberg Of
New-York: Miss Saixas. of ST Louis; DR.. Z. G:
Carter Clarence Lowenthal. Q. R Eldridge, J. and
A Rosenthal, S Hart T. K: and T. F. Handy and
H. a. ScholIe. of New-York, and A. Lyman, OF
New-Orleans.
match between T. livingstone Handy and Miss Cas-
tor against II. f. Handy and Miss Ehrman- Mr..
Handy and Miss Castor won.
Colonel w. R. Livermore, OF General Chaffee S
staff and late United States military attache at the
court of Denmark, and Mrs. DiVermore are guests
of Major Henry q. DOrr at Camp Sorghum.
latest additions to the house party OF MIR. and
Mrs c. d. Tows of NewYork, at Camp IsOla are
Mr.. and Mrs Henry NJ. Earle. T. Henry Randall
Miss Florence De We're Borse and Emerson Smalley.
Of New-YOrk. and Mrs. James Loeb, of Boston.
The latest arrivals at the hotel from New York
are Mrs. D. Fosdick, n. B. Coburn Thomas Z.
Roberts Mrs. n. NJ. Keith, Mrs. H. c. Lamphell.
Arthur F. Rosenthal, Mrs. ]. E. Hoffman Miss
Edna Hoffman. Marion Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs.
James Ertheiler. Miss Florence Ertheiler. Alfred
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THE RUissEAUMoNT.

Lake Placid N Y. Aug. (SpeciaD.-Admiral
and Mrs. W. S. Schley, accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. r. NJ S. Wattey, and child
among the latest arrivals the Ruisseaumont.
The party paid short visit here last season, and
were delighted with the place that they have
now returned for stay of several weeks. 1t is
| hoped that the admiral be present at some OF
! the coming events Lake Placid.
! Preparations for the launch parade and the
gaua being made pretty little prem-
| mary event the childrens handicap boat
to-day. There ten entries, and the races were
| for prizes offered by MI Knowlholz. Among the
! children who entered Ethel Howard, Wallace
Chauncey, Lindell T. Bates Ella Herbert, Helen
Wing Mildred Magee, Clifford Herbert, Harold
Harder and Eleanor Hami.
There was also ball game between the RUS
seaumont team and the Grand View team, which
was played to-day. The RuisseaumOnt team is a
strong one throughout, and the work of Diver
pitcher and Billiard catcher. is exceptionally good
Many of the cottagers are now entertaining
guests
Miss Harriet p Dodd. of New-York, is at the
cottage of Miss Dillingham;, OF Summit. n. J.
Miss Harmony Twichell of Hartford, Conn; Mr.
and Mrs. Horace H. Martin, of Chicago, and the
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph H. Twichell, of Hartford.
are guests at the camp of A A. sprague, of Chi
Pauline De w. Bartlett. OF Easton' Md, and MISS
Ethel WegRffma9 OF Phladeaphia GFg Inf
Mrs. J. Condit Smith of Havana. Cuba, is visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. f. L. Brewster, Of Chi
caSo at the latter's cottage
Herbert l.. Bodman of New-York. is guest at
the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. A c. Hamill, of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George William Olmstead of New
York. have just arrived at their camp
Among the New-Yorkers Just arrived are Mr., and
Mrs J. H. Pran and family. Miss Hatch and Rich
ard A. Elmer State Insurance Examiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Graves Charles n.
Werner J. q. Prall, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stein
hauser Miss Hatch. Richard A. Elmer Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene V Magee, Miss Mildred E Magee.
Eugene H Magee. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 5. Chev
rier Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Harder, Philip H. Harder,
ir Miss Laura NJ Harder Miss Laura NJ Tillson,
Lewis and Harold Harder Mrs c. M. Harder; Ed
wal /. Harder. Sara f. Harder and Misses Clara
and Belle Harder
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THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin y Y. Aug. (special).-Tennis
matches held during the week have developed some
excellent players Among them are Frank H.
Travis. and Miss Hawkins Of New-York; c l..
IHoskins of Seneca Falls; Miss Callahan and Miss
Stewart. of Philadelphia and Miss Sloane and Miss
Gator, of Baltimore.
The hest golf players here are J. G. Hendrickson,
of New York: L. NJ. Werner. OF brooklyn: c. L.
1Ioskins and Frank II. Travis
Interest in the euchre parties still obtains. In
the last event OF this kind O. a Crane, of New
York captured the FIRST prize for men Three
we're lied for the women's prize, and IN the draw
Miss = llanan, OF Philadelphia won.
RecgI arrivals have sWelled the ranks of the
party / Camp Rainbow twenty. The newcomers
are Frt HOusman and Samuel Crawford of New
Y ork and Carroll r, Fairbanks Of Senator
Carl Gordon, brother Of the late Daniel Gordon
Is gOest at the camp Of Daniel r. Hanna.
Among the recent arrivals at the hotel are James
acC curt, Frank H. Travis, Miss NJ c. Phipps, Mr.
ana MIS- = c Hill, Mrs. Mary A. Conway. Miss
Mary r conway, Miss Margaret =. Heay and
Alss Ellzabeth Reid. OF Philadelphia.
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AT THE WINDSOR.

Elizabethtown. n. Y, Aug (SpeciaD.-This old
and ever popular summer resort is now we'll filed
with city guests. Something of idea of the
influx may be gained from the fact that over one
hundred arrived in town on August / and 2
Golf is to the fore here the most prominent
players being Justices Gildersleeve and Truax of
New-York. Saturday forenoon the mems driving
contest was on. Appleton Gregory. son of the Hon
Clifford d. Gregory, judge of Albany County win
ming. The ladies' driving contest took place Sat
urday afternoon. being by Miss Virginia Gill
dersleeve, daughter of Justice Henry i. Glider
sleeve. of New-York
Miss Evans and Miss Burdick tied for the
woman's handicap Monday.
The Windsor received sixty additional guests on
August l and , Many young people are at the
Windsor. Miss Lewis has lately joined Harry
TayIors riding set and their daily trips are a
feature of life at the Windsor.
Following late arrivals at the Windsor from
New-York and vicinity: Miss Jessie Larson Mrs
A. Mcclellan. Miss Thompson Miss Burdick Mrs.
II. w. Sage, Mrs. L. Sage. II. W. Sage jr; Mrs.
William H. Hazard Alfred Hazard Mr. and
Mrs. p. NJ Douglas, b. NJ. Douglas jr; Paul Doug
las Miss Mary l. Eaton, Miss G. L. Weir Miss c.
NJ SCHUMACHER, Mrs, Loveess, Mr.. and Mrs. n. p.
Farnfarn Frederick Fowler Mr. and Ms = 4
Ely. Mrs, s Spicer Dickinson, Miss A. c. Spicer.
Mrs H. Frico Mr. ana Mrs w s Roberts mis- Miss
Roberts. Mrs, Louis Todd. Mrs. Charles Crowell
Truax Miss Price DR. F. S Haiiett, Mrs. II (.
Buss Miss MARGARET Buss. Miss Helen L. Buss. Mr..
and Mrs. George n. Smith, G. Fisher, George B.
Bonney, Miss Anna Bonney. Miss Madelics Bonney
toibrook Bonney Mrs. c. S Bement. Miss Bement,
Mr. and Mrs ]. Clark Moore. ir; James w Walsh
Miss Margaret R. l. Walsh Richard NJ. L. Walsh
Miss NJ c. Holden. Miss G. H Haskell Mr. and
Mrs. Francis J. Lloyd. Herbert Lloyd Miss Mar
garet Lloyd, e *. Van Wrinkle, y. Duane Lyman
Ward. J. NJ Wood. Mrs. Sturgs Coffin Miss Coffin
n AShbrook Griffith, Mrs: H. y. McNlilen. Miss
Lewis, Miss Hall Edward S MaleRe - CAPTAIN m R
NJ SPiden Miss Edna Spiden. Mrs. s BddIe Mr.
and Mrs. William T. Mayer, Wyatt Mayer L. w
GoTham. g. s. Munson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Peters
}. w. Peters. Miss +. Z. Wilbur, Mrs V H. Young
man. Miss Hoyt Mr. and Mrs George Cald. Mr.
saInid Mrs D. " Burgen Mr. and Mrs F; P Morris
Miss L. +. Morris. Frank \. Manney. Miss NJ B.
Nancy. William English Walling G. X Piez. Mr.
and Mrs. w T. Thummel and Miss J. Z. Graham
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THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid N V Aug (SpeciaD.-The women
the Grand View busy engaged in preparing
for the big kirmess be held in the hotel par
lors August Is. 10 and 20 for the benefit of the
new Stony Void Sanatorium. This will be one of
the leading social of the in the Adj
rondacks and has already enlisted the co-opera-
ton Of the women in all the other hotels. The
kirmess will be held on the evenings of August IS
and 20, and or the afternoon of August 49,
The work of the Grand View ball team is eXcit-
ing favorable comment throughout the mountains
and this week a game arranged with the team
at Paul Smiths Twice the Grand View players
have defeated the players from the Stevens House
ana each time by a large score. Boyes. pitcher
anu Met arthy, catcher. make a battery that is
hard to beat
one of the most enjoyable social events of the
week was the ride TO the Cascade House, taken
y a large party OF guests on Wednesday night.
- 1.1 dance ioowed Among those prominent in the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. II. II Salmon, OF New
Suter and q. j. Winthrop
among the recent arrivals from New York are
ut anu Mrs. James r McEner Z c. Watson =
MaHon the Misses Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs + r.
Iilghet Mr and Mrs. r. NJ. Delano. Mr. and N.Y.
George H. Niehoai. Mr.. and Mrs. James l. Brown.
MISS Grace r, Comstock w. G Rogers Mrs -
z. Maltby. Mrs Samuel +. Shipp r Naitb,,
Shipp Charles Liberman. Miss Curtis and MIS-
Mary Hail N MISS
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SARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn. n Y, Aug. (SpeciaD-Active
preparations are being made by the women at the
Motel and in the cottages along the lake for the
annual falr for the benefit Of the Adirondack Cot
tage Sanatorium This fair is the chief social event
OF the season on the Upper Saranac and will be
held this year on the afternoon of August - in the
casino at the Inn. Mrs. D. w Riddle has charge
now being arranged.
Golf and tennis are occupying the attention of
the young people. No match games have vet been
played, but both tennis and golf tournaments are
being arranged
MI and Mrs. H. E Dewing. Miss Stillman and
= A Comstock are among the best golf players.
r. l.. Dodge and his brother. Frank Dodge
ing good tennis. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Barnes, Miss Barnes John
Hampton Barnes Miss Dorothy Barnes Miss SvI-
via Barnes, Miss Cecily Barnes and Miss HastOn
make up a party from Philadelphia that has lust
taken cottage here.
Work has been begun on the foundations for "a
new cottage to be occupied next by Super
intendent Riddle and his family.
Among the recent arrivals from New-York and
vicinity are Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Fountain, Liv
ingston Fountain. Charles II. Russell. Nathan A.
Etler n B. Cobur4; Mr.. and MIS-. George II.
and family. Mrs Alice 5. =. Montgomery. Mrs
Merwin c. Stanley. Charles +. Winch and William
o. Inglis.
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IN THE NORTH WOODS.
Varied RecreationS IN Forest and
or Lake.

This week in the Adiroudacks has been extremely
lively. Every of the hotels is crowded with
summer visitors. Among the arrivals OF the week
have been many persons prominent in business and
social life. Many camping parties to be
found ON the shores OF both the St. Regis and the
Upper end Lower Saranac lakes. Lord and Lady
Mimic are expected TO visit the ST. Regis camps
next week. Admiral Schley and his family are
among the arrivals at Hotel Ruisseaumont in Lake
Placid.
Everywhere the women taking a prominent
part n social affairs. In Lake Placid they pre-
pairing for the big kirmess at The Grand View
Hotel and the midsummer ball at the Stevens
House. At Paul Smiths and at the hotels on the
Upper Saranac they preparing for fairs In the
interest of the Adirondack cottage sanatorium. AT
The Ampersand and Algonquin people are talking
about plans for another Venetian night, and II
Lake Placid all looking forward to the coming
launch parade and regatta
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entertained at the camps of Arson Phelps Stokes.
+. w. Vanderbilt and others the St Regis lakes.
Many delightful house parties are expected to
take place in the course of their stay
party from Chicago. including Mrs. Harold
F. Mccormick eldest daughter of John ID. Rookie
Teller; Fowler Mccormick. Mile. Gellchau. Miss
Murie Mccormick and Miss Firth and Miss Nc
Cormick. of New-York has just occupied the NC
Cormick camp the Upper St Regis FOR the re-
mainder of the season. John D. Rockefeller Is ex-
pected in a few weeks Miss Jennie L. Seaman of
New-York; Miss Antoinette Catlln, OF BROOKLYN
Miss EIoise Close and Mrs. James M Sanford OF
New-York, the guests OF W, W. McAlplh.
William G. Rockefeller joined Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ian, Rockefeller in the Rockefeller camp at Bay
Pond this week.
v. w. Rossiter, of New-Yorl, is the guest of
F. w. Vanderbilt at the latter's new japanese
camp on the Upper St Regis,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Osgood Field, OF New
York are expected soon at Mr.. Vanderbilt's camp.
After short visit there they viii spend several
weeks at the hotel. Mrs. Field, who Miss
Leila Sloane daughter of w. D. Sloane has many
friends among the young people IN the St Regis
Mr. Fields mother. Mrs, William Hazard Field.
and Miss Field are now at this hotel.
Henry L. Hotchkiss, of New-York, is entertain
ing party of young people at his camp on the
Mr. and Mrs. William P Thompson, of New
York, go from here to attend the races in Sara
toga, and then to Newport.
is of the latest arrivals at the hotel She is
accompanied by Miss Edith III NJ , Black K ,,a, a
few days with Miss Beverly Jones at the hotel
Mr. and Mrs. j. P Muir of New York. are spend
ing a few days with John D. Mairs at his camp
Osgood Lake.
Mrs George F. Stone. of New-York. is a guest at
the cottage of her sister. Mrs. John D Wood, Jr
Mrs Morgan Dix and Miss Catherine Dix OF
New-York are at the hotel where they will be
Joined later by the Rev. Morgan Dix.
Miss NJ. Louise Dillon and Miss Ruth Dillon, Of
Boston, are guests a the cottage of Henry t.
G. L. Gomph, of Albany. is guest at the Rob
bins cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Arson +. Robinson. of NewYo
Mrs. George w. Flower and Mrs. NJ. f. Robinson
of New-York guests at the cottage of Arson
r. Flower.
William 5. Johnson and George F. Napier, Of
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AT DEER'S HEAD INN.

The Deer's Head Inn is literally overlooking
with city guests the landlord being put his wits
end to find rooms outside the hotel 10 accommo-
date late arrivals.
Dinner parties ana hops of almost daily oc-
currence- c. L. Anderson gave a pleasing dinner
party Monday night.
j. c. Cook and c. L. Anderson recently enjoyed
days good fishing. bringing in seventy nice large
trout. hfty-hve of which caught on hy.
The following Is list of late arrivals at Deers
Head Inn from NeW-YOrk and vicinity: Wallis
Craig Smith, Mrs NJ u. Daniels. Miss Staples Mr.
and Mrs. ". +. Harlow, Miss Harlow Mr.. and
Mrs; j.. c Rogers, Mrs II. c. Tuckenbach, Miss
Tuckenbach. Mr. and Mrs julius Henry Cohen.
Mrs Joseph Il. Thomas Ralph II. Thomas Miss
j. r. Barrett Y. Hunter, Nathel Bloom f r.
Story and De Witt G.. Rockefeller
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daughter of General Grant is at the hotel with her
friend Miss Florence Merchant also of San Dieso,,
Interest in golf has been stimulated by the oner ol
cup by Thomas Foster, OF philadelphia, 70 oe
played for in an open handicap tournament OF
August r. Among the best players are Mt rosis r
Dr. L. Emmett Holt. Mr.. Otheman. e r. MINER II ~.
Q. S. Wightman, Eric Swenson and f. Z. ana Alum
Swenson. -, a
Hiawatha Lodge are now being arranged =. -
The fishing has been good of late Julius M JorLl-
son of New York has made excellent catches The
other day he took out lake trout weighing th y
teen and one-haf pounds. J. r. Devtne ana = = =.
Dula of New-York have also had exceptlohal luSS
at fishing - VOL, arc
James Lenox Banks, Mr. and Mrs J. stewart ME- Sgis
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Dula. Mrs p. Parker, MISS
Pearl Parker Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Devine MT, ana =,
Mrs Albert Franks. Irwin A. Rand and GOroOh n
land
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IN WESTERN CATSKILLS.
Preparing for Golf and Tennis Tournaments

Stamford, ~ Y. Aug (SpeciaD.-As the time for
the golf and tennis tournaments draws summer
visitors in Stamford have been devoting their
leisure to these sports The Indictment weather mas
interfered to some degree with outdoor pastines
but nevertheless the links and courts are daily
crowded with enthusiasts
From August Il 10 Is the annual championshin
golf tournament OF the Utsayantha Golf and Ten
mis- Club viii be held. The events will consist OF
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European Advertisement.

For the convenience of Tribune readers
abroad arrangements have been made to
keep the Daily Tribune on file in the read
ing rooms of the hotels named below:
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PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths. \. y Aug S CSpecaD-Lord
Mimic. Governor General OF Canada accompanied
by Lady Mimic. is expected here on MONDAY for =
short visit with friends among the campers on tn,
Upper ST Regis Lard and Lady Mimic ere to be
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Rosenblatt. A. c. Crossman, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Mandell and family, Miss Florence Chtlds Michael
Doyle Mrs Simon Kirshbaum, Miss DrOder, Ernest
Ehrman. Mr. and Mrs. George Watt, Miss Watt and
Howard Watt.