New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-04

Hotel Wiltshire has been reserved for people from
New-Tork and Brooklyn
The papers a few days ago announced the mys-
FERROUS disappearance OF ex-Aldernan Kenna,
known 10 the political and social world OF Chicago
as "Hinky Dink" on Thursday these reports were
brought TO the attention of "Hinky Dink." who was
quietly resting al the Hotel Dunlop He was angry,
and Immediately wired his partner, cut that OUT"
Nj Kenna is banker and hnancier and has
cut OUT POLITICS TO q large extent but he IS as
gorgeous as 10 ralment as ever. General CoNey, OF
hobo fame, who has also reformed and gone into
the millionaire business is also at the Hotel
Dunlop.
Oliver o. Proyosty. a Justice q the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana, and John W Hoffman. Mayor
of indianapolis. have been entertained by the city
officials and prominent Cottagers during the week
Mr.. Hoffman is stopping at the Marlborough
House and Judge PrOvosty IS al the St Charles.
The tragic death OF Davis, lie guard. last
week, has aroused the authorities 70 the Cealtza-
ton that stringent laws are needed to prevent
bethers from interfering with the life saving appa-
ratus Davis had gone TO the assistance Of an ex-
hausted hather. carrying out the life buoy. the
rope Of which traied behind min. The ufehoat
reached the bather first and Davis about
swim back. when some excited hather shouted that
he drowning. \ crowd OF men grabbed the
rops and started 70 drag TIE guard ashore. Tie
rope slipped around the guards neck, and ne was
hauled through one hundred feet OF water with
his head submerged. Or. Beckwith, the beach ply
stefan, made an examination, which showed that
the guard had been literally hanged
Miss Ethel Barrymore, who was recently injured
on the stage OF q Chicago theatre is here for the
fall months. She is at the Marlborough House
) = y Reilly, a retired lawyer OF Reading
va5ia-ave for s56os me hotel viii be
thoroughly rHmQcelled ana viii 1e conducted by
Miss Elsie Balt u Washington. accompanied by
Miss Maud Trealy and chaperoned by Mrs Charest
smoot, IS at M Grand Atlantic Hotel Tor the
At the 1Iari6orough House Sunday night con-
cert mrs. t-azdJetA baFFo"s, formerly ~ Boston,
TENDER. Mrs. Barrcws Is a sister Of Nine. Louise
Operl company Of Negy-York '-'1~~'
Lyman J. Gage ex-Secretary OF the Treasury
and is at the Traymore. Charles O'Neiu OF New
York, IL spending "a few days the city. He is
at Hotel Ponce de Leon Fl. Devereaux. presi-
dent OF the Hot Springs. Ark, Jockey Club. is
spending the month At the Hotel Rudolf O. >
Mss 1Nlce hltsy OF 'i-T!o9LL Is AZ The Hotel
II. 5 Mansfield. OF New-YorlS. Is at the Hotel
Raleigh. Major !. y. I-udIan, of Newly r1. is st
Spencer Hall D. Lubin. OF New-York, who has
with MS family returned home this week He viii
set san for Europe early this month, and Will
spend the greater part OF the winter IN touring the
Mrs Aice H a Of Louisville l5 who
taken apartments at the Hotel sheburne. and will
Mrs Heea8 Mrs. Rice tIa i5 ~ { ngT rd9C
OF The Cabbage Patch" at Young's Pier Theatre
during its stay Of three DAYS here this week Mrs
Elexner, who dramatized the book written by Mrs.
during the production or the play here. -.-,
States Senator EllSins, and grandson Of II. G.
dent, is at the Windsor
Among the arrivals this week at the principal
cha.fonte-A- Clarke. Mrs; n A. Pond, Miss K.
Bjeder Mrs w q 8iy Ms "a NJ p. MIS- . - L.
nelly Ray' .. + z4Ia1cksQn, Mrs Jackson D R9rs. n
Sqmmer ana W e. Dayton:
Arnold, William L. Mckee, W. J. McCahiu Mr.
and Mrs, A. Z. Holland, Mrs D. K. Baker Miss
MIS- a 5sc6a " aGf K E9mafi M an
Ms IoHand, MI. and Mrs, L. b Shaw, M and
J, S camp Mrs. Camp. j, Jacobs G. / Haines.
s on ToTs r. Rose a. Il M59boT Qg
Hqrts. W. A. West H. o. Wallace and E. A
oi7.A FaP gdtSa Nm Mest Miss Hssssl
RS F. 7 lane q n Ey2deInan w RYAN "
Clifford; 4 Leslie, r. A McNqqItyi 4. ". VALE,
and Mss ertrGe Tgpcb M sS HISS FlG KsqS
Fay. Mrs. Joseph schaffer Master Norman schaf- |
T Hooe1 yrs " Hart a. 4 AaPt B R99Fe
R ef5 and M W ard Mrs. n W. Joseph
Haddon Hall-W. Winston, Miss Winston. Miss
Mfss0F Meyer Miss Il Meyer Mr. and MTs
Clark, Mr., and Mrs. ". I. Locust, Mr.. and Mrs
and an Mrs '-' & \ Norman - 81 anu
Isleworth-H. Fishblatt. J. r. Rosenburg. Miss
R Rosenberg A. Cohen, o. Krouse Mrs Krouse
Miss NJ Roeder, Miss C Roeder. N P. Strand, |
Mrs H Frohman Master Frohman. Mr.. and Mrs /
P Blaskopf J. Mitchell. S. NJ. Goldberg NJ. Marks,
A. Boyd, Mrs. Boyd s. Somerborn Mrs. Somer- /
born, s II. somerborn, r. Marks. E. s Myers.
Iroquois-NIiss Anna Chambers J. F. Lynch [
Henry winchester, J. s. GafTney, ]. T. Marten, I
Mrs Louise Flach, Mrs. William Kelar Miss /
Adele Ripont, Miss Ethel Kellar. D. Anthony Mrs.
n c. Higgins, Misses O'COnnor Mrs. NJ Perkins /
and daughter, Samuel Sheehan, Miss Elizabeth c. /
Powell Mrs. J; Meagher Miss Belle Meagher, C. /
7 Donigan and Mr. and Mrs. c. X. Hamblin.
Jackson-Mrs. F. G. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 1
L. Lucas AII. and Mrs. G. A. Woodland. Miss 2, +
woodland Master Woodland, Mrs w c. Duval, 1
Master NJ Duvall and Master c. c: DuyaH-
MarIborOugh-J. Yeager. Mr. and Mrs. H. Morris {
and children N Wolf. c. Chafer ]. Hubbard. W. I
Moyer and Mr. and Mrs. Z. Gaylor
Fierrepout-W. e Willis G. NJ Jacobs, J. Mar /
ems q Lester and W. Fl. Wright
AIRS Hart Ag7~ II Chr