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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-02
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Sept. 1, 1903, s p. m. Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday For New England: Fair Wednesday, warmer In west portion; light south to southwest winds; Thursday fair.
 For Eastern New York: Fair, warmer Wednesday; Thursday fair; light variable winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-02
sIIccEss oF eMR. PIPP ].

c, B. Bunnell, of the Hyperion, yes terday received the following telegram from the manager of the New London theater:
 New London, Conn, Aug. 31. George B. Bunnell, Manager Hyperion Theater, New Haven, Conn: Audience delighted with Charles Grapewin's company Forty people in .AIr. Pipp," Positive laughing success.
 IRA w. JACKSON.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-02

5. TT WAS A WET MONTH.
 Out of thirty-one days in the month just closed fourteen were more or less rainy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-02
Rubber Erasers.

we have had a special lot of erasers made up for this sale and and can offer ink and pencil eras. CTS at 1c. %, and Sc each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-02
The Sale of School Supplies.
Blotters. 12 blotters in a package. for 2c School Bags.

This line is most complete and we offer good bags as low as Sc ca. The others which are good, strong and neat looking at 23c, 3Cc. 35c, 40c, 45c and soc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-02
Local weather Report. New Haven. Sept. 1.
Bris, Mcntion.. 7.

L. M. TARR. Observer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
ze Tony juz W mieszkaniu
niema wyszed1 2 "a szafy ]
zajal sic gaszeniem pozaru.
ZmartWychWstanie Maho.
meta.

Ogromne wrazenie wywo-
1ala w6r6d ludno6ci tureckiej
wie6c z Medyny W Arabii,
rozszerzana przez tamtejszego
szejka, wed}ug kt6rej Meho-
met mial niedawno powstac
z swego grobu, i zawo1ac
grzmiacym g}osem. AHA, ra-
tut tw6j nar6d!" Szesciu do
s6rc6w jego grobu, eunu-
chow, mialo z przerazen1a
pa6c trupem. Legendiczna ia
wiadomosc zaniepokoi}a W
Wysokim stopniu takze ture-
ckie sfery rzadowe. Me ule-
ga bowiem watpliwosci, re
pochodzi ona z k6l fanatyk6w
.mahometa6skich, kt6rzy VIE
dzac, jak ogromne wrazenie:
wywo1a ona u ludnosci ma
hometa6skiej, pragna Emusic
Rad tureck1 do energiczniej-
szego oporu wobec mocarstw
i do ostrej polityki wzgle-
dem chrzescian wog6le. Rad
obawia sic rzezi ludnosci
chrzescia6skiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
~ drapvwanie sic
pod gore.

Jest czarujata dajacae size, roz~
rywkY. Ono rozwija n'etylko ola
10, lecz umysf. Y ierzchofek Alp
" Szwajcaryi ma swae strone pre-
ciwns " naszym w}asnym kraju, W
s erras, Cascades czescia v Ro~
ckies.
Najwyzszy lodowaty w~ierzcholek
" Stanach Zjednoczonych jest Mt.
Rainier W Washington. przeszfo
1880 stop wysokl. Ia wspaniala
CORA ma Is albo wiecej, olbrzymich
lodowatych p}azdw pc nizej do
wo1o4gania sic ! wyrzuca swe lodo.
we bry4y do rzeki Columbia albo
Puget Soudd. Wdrapsw anie SIG
ma szczyt wierzchoika, jest coral
aka sxtuka godnas kazdego g6rala.
"a 25 &. Chas. S. Fee, Gent Pass.
Agent kolei Northern Pacific "
81. Paul, MIN. ---.lpsesfle y pod s kaz7
dym adresem ilustroywIalIn,yy katt.iog
nazwany Cunning ,t aggg RsinisF'
opisujjacy wdrapyy q 81 \ ,ssBll|11
Fdacchs 40 szczyt Il EIsa s sSssss5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
OdWazny MAJ.

Prey ulicy Nowy SWAT W
Warszawie zamieszkuje Adam
Rzodkiewicz, z IONA swa Bro
nis1awa, u kt6ra wszcza} k}6t-
ME a nastepnie b6jke, a z
walki tel iona. wysz}a zwy-
ciezko. Rzodkiewicz chroniac
sic pred ciosami, sypiacemi
sic obficie Z reki po}owicy,
schowa1 sic "a szafe, zkad
ami prosba AMI grozba ME da}
sic w~yprowadzic. Gdy iona
wreszcie wyczerpa}a pomys}y,
zdazajace do wywabienia
meza z "a szafy, w6wczas
zapali}a ma podlodze kawa1ek
papieru, cd czego zajefa sic
pfomlenlem rozsypana pc po-
dfodzie trawa morska i ogien
dose szybko zaczal szerzyc
sic W pokoju. W6wczas Rod
kiewiczowa przelek}a sic VIA
snego czynu i z krzykiem
wybieg}a z mieszkania, po-
czem nlaz, przokonawszy sic,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
jake Jest WasZe unfeWfn-
nienie?

Jezeli wan proponOwana szcze-
sliwosG q ia odtr4cacie, Jake jest
vase uniewinnienie? Jezeli ktos
proponuje wyrugowac niedostatek
j strapienie spokojnie, przyjemnosci
lzycia wygody ciaia, q wy ma to ME
pozwolic 9. Jake Jest vase unle
wlnnienie? Pan Theo. Noel Theo.
Noel co z Chicago, kt6rych ogfo-
szenie znajduje sic " tych kolum-
mach, chce wiedz ed, jake jest wa
SIZE unlewinnienie? jezeli ~jestesc,e
|chorzy j slabi i odrzucacie przyje-
cia oferty, spr6bowania. przez try
|dziesci dni V'ta--Ore IA ryzyko
kompanii, ktdra to czyni ola czys
.telnik6w tel gazety.
Oferta ,osobi6cie ola abonen-
t6w"umieszczana " tych kolumn oh
kilka razy W ost itnlch dwu latach,
i setki bf~"gos}awia dis dzieh "
kt6rym CT, tall odebrali go, ~jeszcze
kompania ma nieustawac W ogla-
szanlu cd czasu do czasu. Jezeli sig
obawiacie nieprawdziwosci pytajcie
innych abonent6w, kt6rzy go ode
brali, a W ten czas jezeli ME bedzie-
Gle chcleli, jake jest vase unie-
winienie? Wypotrzebujecie lekar
silva. Wy je mozecie otrzymac pc
vapytaniu, wy ME ryzykujecie: ia.
kie Jest VASE uniewinnien e?
Rodaktorzy nsjlepszych czaso-
pism W kraju polecali kompanie jake
i wan jest polecone pisat dzls 0
paczke ma pr6ha. Cz>tajcie DUE O..
g%{oszenie W tenn numerze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
Observation-Disclosures p06Qo0oop0
8 .ClEKAWE RZEGZl. 8
Piekny zWyczaj.

=. w niekt6rych okolicach
poludniowej Hiszpanii istnie'
je piekny zwyczaj.a Jezelj
kt6ry z mieszka6c6w wioski
zachoruje i ME moze upra-
Wac swego pola, w6wczas W
niedziele pc ukohczonem ma
boze6stwie ksiadz wchodzi
ma kazalnice i m6wi: BRA
cha! wiecie,. re wasz sasiad
jest chory, jego dobytek
marnieje, a rola ME obro-
bona. Ale wy ME zapomnle-
li6cie obyczaj6w naszych
przodk6w i przypominac wan
ich ME potrzeba. ia zwal-
MAN was cd swiecenia dnia
dzisiejszego i upominam was,
aby6cie pomogli choremu
sasiadowi." Pc tych s}owach
kap}an blogos}awi lud i wszy-
soy odchodza do swych do
NOV, zdejmuja S%wiateczne
szaty, a ubieraja W codzienne
i wszyscy razem, mezczyzni
i kobiety, ch}opcy i~dziewcze-
ia, starcy dzieci W weso}em
towarzystwie ida ma role So
siada, gdzie wedle potrzeby.
ora, sieja lub kosza, 6miejac
sic i rozmawiajac 'weso}c -
i tax W dw6ch lub trzech 60
:dzinach zrobia to, co jeden
cz}owiek musia1by robic ca
1y tydzie6 lub i d}uzej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
SpOWiedz ksiedZa.

Ksiadz Jno S. Cox, z Wake, Ark,
pisze: ,,Przez IL lat cierpiafem ia
~zottaczke, zasiegafem rady wielu le'
karzy. pr6bowafem rom .i'ych le-
karstw, lecz ME byfo ulgi. Potem
zaczatem uzywac Electric Bitters.
teraz czuje, re jestem wyleczon> z
choroby, kt6ra mig trzymala' przez
dwanakcie lat" Jezeli chcecie praw.
dziweg' lekarstwa ma chorobe wa<
treby i merck, nieregularnosci. TO-
}sdka Tub og6lne os{abienie, wezcie
Eclectic Bitters. Jest gwarantowane
przez NJ. j. howalewskiego, apte'
kalza. Tylko soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
ZalnOzni farmerZy.

Farmezy W koloniach W -Wiscon-
gDie beda szczesliwi, zdrowi i bo-=
siaci, jezeli dostana dobre fanny,
kobre hypoteki, dobry inwentarz j
kobre ceny.
Wszystko to mona znalezG "
doloniach Pulaski, Sobieski, Kra-
dowie Hofa P'arku, gdzie ijuz teraz
maja koscio}y szko}y wybudowane.
Obecnie rozpoeznie sig budowa
dr6g nowych, kt6re beda przeclna-
}y lyme okolice. W grodku tych
dr6g za}ozy sic nova kolonia.
Gdyby ludzie W miastach vie
dzieli jak szczesliwie farmerzY So
bic zyja ma naszych farmach, to z
pewnoscia setki takowvch by spree
da{o swe property W miescie i by
przybyli do mas. Jest DUO takich
farmer6w, kt6rzy maja fanny W
innych koloniach i radziby je tam
sprzedat, ably sic tylko mogli pre-
niesG z ,inwentarzem tutaj.
P1SZCle do mas O tykiet
exkursyjny "a p0loWe ce-
ny.
Mapy i informacye ~przysz|emy
wan darmo. Piszcie lub przyidzcie
do
J. J.. HOE LAND CO.,
Sobieski, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22
Apetyt ptasi.

Ptaki odznaczaja sic niezwy-
k1ym apetytem. Drozd poly
ka naraz .najwiekszego Sill
maka. Raszka jest r6wniez
%niezwyk]e zar}oczna. Obliczo-
no, re ola u%trzymania rasz-
XII W normalne wadze, potrze-
ba> jej dawac dziennie ilost
pokarmu zwierzecego dzowni-
cy (glista ziemna) d}ugosci
II stop. Gdyby cz}owiek chcia]
tax samo DUO jesc, to po-
trzebowa1by zjadac co 'dzie6
81 stop kielbasy, majacej 9 ca
Ii w obwodzie. Mic dziwnego
vice re ptaki, jake tepiciele
szkodliwysh owad6w, oddaja
nam wielkie us}ugi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-22


C6reczka ina przechadzce
z matka). Patrz, mamo,
takie male OWieczki!
Matka: - To ME oWieczki,
to swinIki!
C6reczka: - A COZ one
zrobily tax nieczystego, IL le
swinkami n~azywaja?
New-York tribune., 1903-07-05
AT BEREARDSVILLE.
Full Quota of Summer Visitors Enjoying the
Delights There

Bernardsvilie. y. j. July (SpeciaD. This noun
tain region has its complete quota Of summer
visitors and thoroughly they have enjoyed this
week when the weather permitted indulgiug in golf
tennis and driving.
e. l.. Younss, one of the famous whips who an
Eualy visit Bernardsvile. gave a driving party on
his tally-ho on Sunday. 1t in honor of Con-
troler Grout of New-Yori. who spent some days
here as the guest OF Bryan L. Kennedy. The other
guests were Mrs. Kennedy, L. p. Roston j. G.
Fiammer and f. H. Schley. From Bernardsville
the drive TO Froh Helm, AZ Far Hills the
country seat Of Grant 3. Schley. The afternoon
was spent in viewing the various features of the
house and estate. the former furnished in an un-
usual and beautiful style. Objects of interest to
the guests were three hundred golden pheasants of
different ages which Mr. Schley is raising TO be
turned loose in his forest preserves his estate com
3. Harmed. Of New York. was a guest for a few
days this week of George T. Dunscombe at his
BernardSviNe hcmc.
Among the arrivals At the Somerset Inn this
week are Mrs !. X. Sutton. Mrs. c. A Macy Miss
Mary sutton Macy Joseph Larocque and family
Mr.. and Mrs S. c Mett W. B. Baldwin and
family Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoe Miss Hoe Mrs
J. \. EaTtshorne. Miss =. e Edwards Miss Marie
Stewart Miss Stger, Miss Kiernan, L. p. Ames
e. Kane. L. S Nj l.. 5. Kellogg. II. c. Pearsall
Legg, OF New-York: DR.. William F. Campbell Mr.
and Mrs c.. w. Kenyon, Mrs. Westake. Miss
Westlake and Miss French Of Brooklyn; Mr. and
Mrs W. N Trusdell of Newark.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-05
THE WINDSOR.

Elizabethtown, y. Y, July (SpeciaD.-The Fourth
was observed at the Windsor with handicap golf
tournament The Windsor has already established
an enviabe record for itself in the world of golf
and the Cobble Hill team is known beyond the
Adirondacks, but this year even greater attention
IS to be paid to the game. The Cobbe Hill team
Will remain the same as that Of last year.
The roads are getting back into trim after the
rains and, being free OF dust, much sought by
lovers of riding and driving. Some good fishing
The Windsor is always a favorite with New
Workers and many have already arrived. Among
them Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dor1inger, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Benedict. Miss Benedict Charles
+. Benedict DR. and Mrs. Charles Laight Miss
2. B. Laight Lewis P. Evans. Wiley W. Evans
Miss NJ. +. Evans. Albert NJ. Evans Mr.. and Mrs
J. J. Ioppin, Mrs. E. Thomas. Mr.; and Mrs. Charles
w. DoWling, Commissioner Martin McHale Mrs
Mc1ale. William McHaIe. Norman Harmed. Mrs
N. Throop. the Misses Throop, Mrs. ". r. Wood
Miss Martin, Miss A. J. Worden, R. B. Parsons
Mr.. and Mrs. D Marsh. r. NJ: Hedges. Miss
Frances s. Miller, Miss Mary Dillon, Mrs NJ. E.
CComst9clS, Miss Comstock Mr. camblos:, Mr., and
Mrs Henry w. Baldwin, L. E Baldwin. Mrs. Cam
eron, c. B; Benedict. Mr., and Mrs. James NJ Nc
Kinney Mrs NARROW, Mrs NJ w. Houck. John
Houck. Judge and Mrs. Gregory, Appleton Gregory.
Mrs D. H Gregory, Mrs. Palmer and Gregory
New-York tribune., 1903-07-05

and her niece. Miss Helen Roosevelt. The John
Seely Ward, jr.. camp is occupied this season by
Mrs. Henry B. Livingstone and the Misses Liv-
ingstone. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Vanderbilt expect
to settle for the rest Of the season in their new
Japanese camp about July TO- Others in camp are
Henry /. Hotchkiss and Miss Elsie HotchkiSs,
George Brewster. Mr. and Mrs. William Rauch.
David II. King, jr.. and the Misses King, L. b. c.
Colt, Frank +. Faulkner. A. {. Vallandigham, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert W. Stuart, Lawrence E. Brown
and the Misses Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lothrop
and the Misses Lothrop
Among those occupying hotel cottages are Dean
Wilford. L. Robbins and the Rev. Arthur p. Hunt,
John SkeIton Williams DR.; and Mrs; F. l. Tru-
deau. DR.. Edward L. Trudeau, jr., Francis Tru-
deau and Mrs. w. Howell. Mrs John Wood, jr.,
Miss NJ. r. Wood and P, Erskine Wood Mrs F
j. Emmons Miss Mildred W. Emmons and Miss
Ruth Emmons. Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Mlllbank and
Miss Robinson. Mrs William F. Johnson and the
Among the New-York people at the hotel are:
John d. Mairs, Lucian d. Ross. r. +. T. Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Dixon. Alfred Sophin, John
Seely Ward, jr., George Bardin. Mr. and Mrs. c.
NJ Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving McKesson, Stanley
NJ Maran Wilbur Doremus. William Anderson and
J.. H.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-05
THE RUTSsEAUMONT.

Lake Placid, n. Y, July (speciaD-The usual
Fourth of July races among the employees at the
Ruisseaumont took place to-day the hotel lawn.
Purses were offered by the guests, who found much
sport watching the contests. Interest in the annual
regatta is already manifest and some of the young
men have gone into training. with designs upon the
cup offered The Ruisseaumont holds the Kisterock
Cup won in competition with Whiteface Inn last
year, and this years will be a three-cornered con-
test. with from the Stevens House also.
Boating enthusiasts at the Ruisseaumont also
talking OF launch parade, to be held and
participated in by all camp owners on the lake
il is estimated that there something Ike fifty
launches Of different types owned and operated
the lakes here pretty cup has been offered by
the manager, and viii be competed for by the golf
players at the Ruisseaumont
Among the cottagers who have already arrived at
the Ruisseaumont are Mr.. and Mrs. George H
Chauncey, J. B. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. De
Silver, Miss Lucy Dillingham;. Mrs. Anna Weris-
hofer. Nj and Mrs. John L. Crawford and Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Meurer.
Other arrivals from New-York include Mr. and
Mrs. F. l. McCready, John II. Prall Albert De
Silver, Dr.. and Mrs John Joseph Mutt, Mrs; Anna
nelly, Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Barr. Mrs. J. G.. Otis,
Mrs. Edward L: Brewster Miss Brewster and Mrs.
J. Otto TouiSsaint
New-York tribune., 1903-07-05

ness interests at the islands Every hotel on the
river is now open. and each is entertaining many
guests.
Two large conventions have already met at the
islands. and within few days another will con-
vene at the Frontenac. This will be the Inter
national Association of Accident Underwriters
Their sessions Will begin July and continue for
three days.
At Thousand Island Park a register Is to be
opened in the book of E. F. otis, and in this
all visitors to the park may inscribe their names
and temporary addresses so that any telegram or
dispatch.
of Nice-President Hobart. is a guest of George =.
Bodt and family their residence on Belle lsle'
Mrs J. w Bailey and family, of Gainesville Tex.
are spending the summer at AleXandria Bay. Mr'
Bailey. who is the well known United States Sena-
tor from the big Southern State is expected within
from the same town are with the party.
George ingalls, SleGher o{ AlOahys s ar1tseG ndtseon
Of the Wieting cottage at the head of the island
Wednesday, to occupy her cottage, in Garden-ave-'
at Thousand Island Park. -
leased a cottage in Garden-ave. from O. T. Green
and & wiz arrive with hls 1amrfy on College
and Industrial school, Salisbury. N =, is on the
Sinners Eer aq0gng a0 g5 for school, 6p OF MS eo
have arrived. and occupying their cottage on
stay at att the Coumbian This week. ;,
Mr.. and Mrs. w; H. Ziegler Mr. and Mrs A. III III
of New-York City. have arrived at the Hotel
Frontenac for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sohmer. jr., OF New-York
spent few days at the Hotel Frontenac on tneir
honeymoon. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mann, Of New-York are stop
ping at Clayton for a few weeks, and are having
good luck fishing. AZ,
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene z. Williams and Miss
Maude Reddy, of London England, who is visiting
Mrs. williams. are spending the summer at the
Thousand Island House. Alexandria Fay
The GananoQue Inn opened on July l. Dominion
Day with a large reception and ball. A large
number of New-YorkerS have registered FOR rev
weeks
Ciayton-The Izaak Walton House-Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Mills, John A. Ryan, w. ]. Richardson, Rob
New-York tribune., 1903-07-05
THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid, n. Y, July (SpeciaD.-To-day
marks the real opening Of the social season at the
Stevens. Tonight a big dance was held in the
hotel ballroom, preceded by a display OF fireworks.
The golf cracks are assembling and the links
has donned its usual businesslike appearance.
Harold Naylor, w. ]. McConville. Malcolm McDon-
cid, G. A Stevens. DR.. Charles F. Ash. Henry F.
KILLER and Robert NJ. Miller are among the old
aimers who are back again and getting into form
Interest IN boating is on the increase among the
guests of the Stevens this season. and the manage
snent has been obliged to secure and house the
largest feet of boats in the Adirondacks. To do
this a new boathouse is being built and equipped
with baths, lockers and other conveniences. This
year the Stevens viii have crew in competition
with crews from the Ruisseaumont and Whiteface
Inn in the annual regatta. and some Of the young
men guests training the sly.
The Stevens cottage colony is now nearing Its
complement George H. Daniels general passen-
ger agent OF the NewYork Central, has got
into a new cottage on Signal HILL The name Of
Hetscamp has been selected by Mr.. Daniels for
his cottage, and John A. Hamlin owner OF the
Grand Opera House. Chicago, who is building a
cottage just beyond Mr.. Daniels's has named MS
ISetscamp Mr. Daniels party nciudes MRS pan. IN
lies, Miss Daniels, Mrs /. P WILDER. Il l. Prlndle
pied by Mr. and Mrs. George =; Fish, MISS Ju4a
M Fish, Miss Nellie l. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Soag ncdaped dnq SO[g bS T a. EdWard
Burke. Miss Mona Burke and Miss Reilly. Charles
Placid ana Dr. J. Wiiiiston Wright is at his cot
tage for the season. The Norton cottage has been
rented by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A Wood; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hardie, Allan r. Hardie. John Hardie
and Miss Robertson occupying their cottage
The NeW-York arrivals at the hotel include Ben
nett Minor Mr.. and Mrs. Richard n. Colgate, w.
4. Nort9n. Mr.. and Mrs; 7, r. Evans, George F.
D. B. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs Stephen FarTelly, A. w.
Young, NJ. and Mrs Samuel A. Moore, Mrs. Homer
CHAMPION. Alexander |. Taylor, Mrs Thomas NJ
Allen, Miss Louise Allen, T. w Webb. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. F Mead. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen H. Keating,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. NJ: Mead, N. K Fitch, Mr.. and
MeConyil, James a; Clark, Mrs. Inslee A Hopper.
Miss Hopper, Phyllis Insee Hopper, F. s. Small,
n Dunbar Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Charles sund-
strom. Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ, stratton: Charles
Scheuer, Mrs. L. Sarles Miss Sarles. Peter Disch
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Cocks, Edwin Norton, W.
J Martin Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Sheridan, Miss c.
Halferty, Edward Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Brittain A a Britain Mr. and Mrs. Henry F.
Miller. Robert NJ. Miller, Miss Marion Miller and
DR. Charles F. Ash
New-York tribune., 1903-07-05
THE NEW-LONDoN SEASON.

With the advent Of warm weather and the ships
Of the North Atlantic Squadron, in command OF
Rear Admiral Sands, the season at New-London
may be considered fully opened.
At the Quaganapoxet and Shinnecosset golf links
active preparations are under way for outdoor
pleasures. Saturday tournament games are the go
they were last season, and afternoon teas on
the spacious verandas OF the clubhouses have been
enjoyed.
On Tuesday evening the fleet Of marine craft of
the Pequot and Fort Griswold houses was aug
mented by the arrival of the batteships Indiana
and Texas. the training ship Hartford and tho ho-
tilla of torpedo boats I'm these waters under
command OF Lieutenant Lloyd Chandler.
are as follows:
Pequot House-Captan and Mrs. W. H Thomp-
son, Mrs. Bronson Murray. Mrs. c. Wickllffe YuIee
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Manning, Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Phillips Mics Helen J. Phillips Miss
New-York tribune., 1903-07-05
THE WAWBEEK.

Wawbeek. N y July (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Levi P
Morton arrived this week and will be located at the
hotel until the completion OF the new Morton camp
now being built Eagle Island.
The old Morton camp. on Glpin Bay. has been
taken by Percy Rivington Pyne. of New-York, who
will occupy it throughout the season.
One Of the finest camps vet erected on the Upper
Saranac Is being built for Adolph Lewisohn. of
New-York. The camp, which is rustic throughout
comprises number of buildings. and is on Pros
pect Point. the Wawbeek
The Wawbeek has been repainted outside and
decorated within and interior alterations have been
made whereby the rooms be thrown into suites
of from two to eight rooms with from one to three
baths to suite new wharf has been built and
arrangements have been made by which three mails
are received and sent out daily The tennis courts
have been put in fine condition. and those who have
tried the golf course say it better.
Among the New-Yolkers at the hotel Mr..
ard Mrs. William Baylis Harry Wiswell, DR.. and
Mrs. George Roe Lockwood Mrs. Horace bennett,
Gbs-ss Mrs; C. IS s Sherman a Mrs F. Willis Mrs
New-York tribune., 1903-07-05
WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid. N p. July (SpeciaD.-The manage
Tnent arranged pleasing observance of the Fourth
FOR the guests at Whiteface During the day handi-
cap golf match played in four classes-two for
women and two for men. The awards were loving
cups for and souvenirs for women. In the
evening fireworks were sent up from two floats
anchored n Lake Placid before the inn.
The formal opening OF the golf links took place
this week and ii has been well patronized daily
The Whltesace loving cup has been offered the
trophy to be rOWed for in the triangular regatta
between Whiteface, the Stevens and Ruisseaumont
crews this season. More attention is be paid
70 boating than ever before and that 1t may be
enjoyed to the full new boathouSe has been built
and the feet OF boats increased The rustic via
duct has been extended into the woods fully half
mile. making beautiful walk
Among the New Workers already tn camp at
"A Whiteface are A. g. Mills. G. W. McCutcheon, II.
r. Chambers and Monroe Smith.
Among tle recent arrivals from New-York
W. J. Malcolm A c. Vaughn, A. Donald Vaughn,
Mrs G. H. Moller. Mrs. ]. B. Converse. Frederick
p. AssmanI, Mrs. J. P. Van Grift George p Stock
well, Mrs, A N. Mcintyre Mrs. r. I. Higgins,
Nat Hpggins, Miss R. I. Higgins Henry
Farrelly, Mr and Mrs. A. c. Jamison c. c. Cuyler,
Mrs. Hamilton Rowan. Miss Grace Holbrook Wal
ter Mason. Mr.. and Mrs, T. Il .Thorwen. Q. De
Forest Dr.. and Mrs. James Alexander Miller
and Colonel and Mrs. w. J. Cotton.