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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13

The government at Washington still
lives and the Unique theater will give its
amateur shows Friday night as usual
The response Of the theater management
to State Labor Commiss Toner Williams
intimation Bf prosecution, If children UNI
der 16 years appear, has been the tender
of a box and cordial invitation to be
present. He is also invited to take part
in the show; IL he will
Manager Maple says: IF the labor
bureau can prevent children from speak
ing pieces and singing songs when their
parents approve, it's about time the peo-
pie Of Minneapolis found 1t out. guess
tho, Mr.. Williams will not be SO ferocious
when he sees one Of our amateur shows 2
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13

1T was to New Hampshire that John
Hay went to recuperate and where he
died." said Mr.. Parker with equal en-
MISUNDERSTANDING Tribune.
What was the cause of the enthusiasm?
Or is this another case Of Tribuneism?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13

About one-haR Of the Bigelow estate
left turns out to be moonlight gold min
ing stock. The trustees have had it
baled, weighed and labeled moonshine.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13

We repair pitch and gravel roofs
Carey Roofing after ten years. service
perfectly sound and water tight. See
W. 8. Mott Co., Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13

IL you want hurry-up job Of roof
ing done, telephone Nv. s. Mott Co.. 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13

/ See stockweli Soon-That life insur-
ance The Penn Mutual. Andrus bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13

The Tom that made Boston famous is
here.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13

i To raise $3.50, 900 on s15o,ooO collateral
b no joke, is it, Chauncey?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13

The Milwaukee Indictment list begins
to read like the casualty roll OF q ire
mendous accident
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&c. |. R. IN MANY
LINES OF WORK
Railroad Plays Prominent Part in
Purveying to the Canadian
Public.
Ry.W. w. Jermane.

owns this hote eIl'S' asked an a. irishman nan
on his arrival at the Frontenac, in
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Still Another View.
% the Editor Of The journal.

Chicago, July 8.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
THE AMPERSAND.

Arnnsrsana N V July I (SpeciaD.-Since
"wednesday NJ this week the members Of the
Nauv-vork Press Association, composed OF edi-
tors from all over the State have been enjoying
the hospitality of G. S. Moulton, manager oi inc
Ampersand The members with tneir Irieiu0
made party of about two hundred ana "heN
they went away yesterday they voted the con-
ventfon the most enjoyable In the history VI '-o
organization Black bass took rank viii cur
toral attitudes and every one was haPPy. -.
To care for this company and the guests re- re-
turning for the season has Deen no sasy asy. ara
Already the hotel cottages, camps ana tents aie
occupied and the house is rapidly hiiing UP:
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fraley Smith, OF New oiA'
have Lakeside Cottage for the season.
Cosav Nook is occupied by DR.. and Mrs. Brain
erd IT Whitbeck, of Rochester, and Mrs: nj. r :.
Crouch and Miss Fl. B. Johnson, OF Chlcaso'
CLINTON Ridweu and family of Pittsburg. have
overlook Cottage and Ralph Shainwald ana
family of New-York, have Br1ghtslde. an
Mrs Joshua Rhoades and family, OF AHe-
gheny Penn. will occupy Glenmore coILase'
and DR. w. S. Hazelton and family OF fiIts-
burg have Hemlock Lodge. ,.,
Milton c. Work and family, or Phliaueiphia'
occupy Wigwam and Wigwam, Jr
Bicrest Cottage is occupied by FRANK Z;
Duryea and family, of New-York, and Rocktoro
bv Robert c. johnson and family, Of Philadel-
phia ,4o- 80 tho
telephone tranSmitter, IS guest at the AihPoi
Mrs s. Enrich and family. of New-York. are
hack again. and other NeW-1Or guests lhCluuS
G. W. Miller and family, ]. Seaver Page ana
family and J. N. Soils and family.
The outlook for a strong golf team is good TINS
season Otis l.. Williams is in camp here with
his family Mr.. Williams is one of the best best
team players and this season is playing In gooa
form Other players coming are r. Reynolds,
II. Reynolds, W. Y. Marsh and Fred l. Pearsall,
of New-York
Mr., and Mrs D. Henry Smith. of New-YorlS.
occupy their camp Katushka, near the hotel
this season.
Recent New-York arrivals at the hotel include
Mr. and Mrs Robert Thedford. Edward G. Tined
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
THE ALGONQUIN,

Algonquin. n. z July 1 (Speoasl~T sea-
son at the Algonquin is starting out In spirited
fashion The guests devoting considerable
time TO the excellent fishing the lake af-
fords and some large strings OF small mouthed
black bass have been taken out.
The boys under the charge Of DR.. P. M.
Seizas of New-Yorl, at Camp Rainbow. short
distance from the hotel, have been having fine
sport fishing and boating. Olson Hadley. son
of Russell Hadley of the excise board, Albany,
Harold Page, OF New-York, and o. M. French
son of z. P. French instructor in military
science at West Point. are among those having
especially good luck. There are twenty-five boys
now in camp and they are looking forward
eagerly to the junior fly casting contest for the
championship of the United States which takes
place at the camp on July %.
Arthur D. Moir, OF New York. iS again at his
camp on Colby Pond
One of the hotel cottages has bsen taksn by
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
THE WAWBEEK.

Wawbeek, N. V July 1 (SpeciaD.-Campers
have this season fairly besieged j. Ben Hart,
proprietor Of the Wawbeek, for accommodations
for the season. John d. Rockefeller, jr. has
taken Camp A-rok-or-too for the summer, and
Camp Pine Point has been rented to Charles II.
Dickey, of Baltimore. Birch Island has been
rented to Mrs. W. E. Dominick, and w. Bayard
Cutting, of New-York, who last season occu-
pied one of the Ferris camps. will this season
occupy both with his family
Henry Parrish, jr of New-York. has occupied
Blossom Bungalow. near the hotel. Benjamin
Welles and family of New-York, are located
in Bungee-beek for the season. and Mrs. George
a. Ball. of Boston. has Hillside Cottage.
Theodore Marburg and family. Of Baltimore
have Fairview Cottage and William Marburg
and family, also of Baltimore. have the Herter
cottage.
Among New-York people who have engaged
rooms at the hotel for the season are: A. b.
Emmons and family. Dr. and Mrs D. Bryson
Delavan. James G. Carvon and family. W. H
Hanemann and family, ]. L. Brewer, Mr. and
Mrs. f. r Kellogg and Joseph Eastman and
family.
Professor and Mrs w w wiiloughby, of
Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore. are also
numbered among the guests Of the season
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
SEASON OPENS AT MANCHESTER.

Manchester VT July (SpeciaD.-The hotels
and boarding houses here are enjoying their
usual patronage for early In July, and are
looking forward to a fine season. The Equinox
House has been open since the middle Of June
The cottage colony is large ever before.
Most of the cottagers came early in the month
and are now well settled for the social life OF
the summer.
Golf and motoring the popular forms OF
amusement here although tennis is becoming
more of favorite sport. Several families are
making the Equinox House base for touring
New England. Among those who already have
here ]. Harrington Walker. Of Detroit;
George H. Thacher. of Albany and t. Howard
knight, of Philadelphia.
The Ekwanok Country Club links in bet
ter condition than they have ever been before
at this season of the year. The first tournament
of the summer began yesterday with a qualify
ing round of eighteen holes at match play This
is handicap competition The final matches
will be played on the Fourth of July, and will be
thirty-six holes good field of golfers from
Metropolitan circles and from Troy and Albany.
are competing for the prizes
tagers who are here for the summer: Robert I.
Lincoln of Chicago, at his new country place
Hildene: F. w. Foos, and family. of New-York
City, at the Cascades; James l.. Taylor and
family, of Brooklyn, at Lone Pine; A NJ. Gill
bert and family. of Chicago, at Strawberry Hill;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert f. Mcqueen, of New York
City at Bide-a-Wee; DIR. r. Howard Knight
and family, of Philadelphia. at the Colonial;
James McGovern and family, of New-York City
at The Gables; Robert ]. Hoguet and family. OF
New York City at The Willows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry w. Brown of Philadelphia, at Breezy
Bank Payson S. Wild and family. of Chicago.
at Sunshine Cottage: Mrs. Herbert Cassard. OF
Baltimore, at Waysde; DR.. Clark Burnham and
family, of Brooklyn, at Elm Der; John B. De-
Coursey and family. of Philadelphia. at Mrs
Burton's cottage: s. o. Gleason and family, Of
Troy, at Miss Blacks cottage; j. j. Gunther and
family. of New-York. at The Ems: DIR. George
II. Smythe and family, of East Orange. N. j.. at
Rest View.
The arrivals from NewYork City this week
include J. d. Ruden, Miss Janet Prentiss, Mr.
and Mrs. R. f. Mcqueen, Mrs. Mooyer, Miss
Mooyer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Othenan and r. C.
Otheman.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Mrs. j. J. Belden widow Of Congressman Bel
den. of New-York is back for the season, and
Stephen Farrely and family, of New-York, are
also numbered among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Logan and Mr. Logan's
brother, Harry Logan, of New York, have ar
rived for the season. They are devoting much
time to the beautiful drives in and about Lake
Placid
The numerous cottages and camps are filling
up. Miss NJ. b Adams, of Washington, and her
sister, Mrs. B. R. Howard, also of Washington
are at Honnedaga Camp. William R. Lyman
of New-York, is occupying his camp Redwing
for the first time since it was built five years
ago.
Dr. and Mrs. Irwin H. Havel. Of New-York.
have taken Inwood cottage for the season, and
Overlook Cottage is occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Gage F. Blake, Miss Vesta Blake Mrs Weed
and Fordyce F. Blake of Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. John NJ. Childs, of New York has Camp
Alouette for the season.
Samuel o. Baldwin, of New-York, is among
the guests at the hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
THE WESTPORT INN.

westport. N. Y, July 1 (SpeciaD.-The Inn
opened Saturday. June "a. with q considerable
number of guests, and practically all rooms
served for the season. Manager H. P Smith
has given the house thorough renovation, and
the naturally attractive surroundings are
at their best. The pretty little village, with its
walks drives and water trips, is Of the most
attractive spots to be found the shores of
Lake Champlain, and people going into the Adj
rondacks over the Delaware and Hudson lines
or by boat to Plattsburg over the Lake Cham
plain Transportation Company's lines, rarely fail
to make it a stopping place. Its regular patrons
are returning in numbers. Among the
New-York people who have arranged to spend
the summer at the Inn are: General Thomas G.
Tooker and Miss Tooker, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
T. GaTretson, Mrs. J. B. Parsons, Mrs. W. F. Gay
and family Mr.. and Mrs. George Zabriske.
Mrs. E. Clark Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Getzen-Dar-
ner, Mrs. William Buck, Mrs. S. Howland Rus
sell. and Miss K @. Melville.
W. J. De Renne, of NeW-York, has taken a
cottage for the season.
Several of the guests are bringing water craft
and horses with them. The members of the golf
team returning, and season of much
tivity in sports is looked forward to.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
AT PAIL SMITHS.

psu, Smiths. n " July 1 (SpeciaD-"ltn
cottages filled and practically every room re-
served until the end Of the season, Paui olflIh )
Go ent.ring upon one of the most busy summers
of its long career. The fishing in the lakes ana
streams in the vicinity is excellent Just now, anu
ness of their foliage. The cottaSers are IasI
Getting settled for the season. Many are mere
already, and others are expected next weeh' :.
DIR Alexander A Smith, or NeW-forh' HAS
the Glover cottage for the season .,. ~
Or and Mrs Z. L.. Trudeau and their son,
Francis, are occupying their cottage near ,ns onS
hotel Later tn the season they VIII De loIIleu
by Dr. and Mrs. J. Alexander Miller Oh NE"
York. r-.,,,.- - ,ro1,,-
york have joined the cottage colony, ana Mr. MI
and Mrs Albert J. Millbank OF New-1 1ofh' ahe
also occupying cottage Tor the seaso =, rrs,v-
DIR and Mrs George Fales Baker, OF New
vo-s have taken the Smith cottage for the
summer and another has been taken by MI anu
Mrs E. T. Afilliken. of New i orK- $780,,
ona cottage party comprises Mrs. George
vVoIIoca Johnson. her sons Allan and Norman
and Miss Miller of New-York- 49,.
George ]. Whelan. Of New-Hork' mas tahen %
az GoT6on camp on Osgood Lake for the sea
son His party includes the misses W MHSor % ~
Sidney Whelan. Miss Mildred LIE wee anu ~
CollenuyI, vi, " neonle are arriving in numbers
5aslv AT the hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. John H Cohsls
dine are here for the M season, and Mrs Charles A
Sykes with their two daughters are aiiiO-o -
recent arrivals VII ,- 1act- for
.ta saason and Robert T. T. Lane, OF New
York recently arrived ~ x-,, 5s1o+as
TViIIarn B. Trowbridge, OF New orK, o oeEoleS
much time to horseback rlolng Oh TIC Uii'e
in this part of the mountains: A. xr7,7,
Among the others here are MI ana N1rs; w n ~
lam III Dewender. Alonzo Van Deusen, MT; 80; %
Mason Raboig and her oaus"lei' MASS
stop of New-York. 90 .h.
summer school for the children OF Clls s
e7,ides established by Mrs EInmons blaliie. @ e y,
ebtcaeo, has been opened short distance 1roii'
ybe
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
AT STROUDSBURG, PENN.

stroudsburg. Penn. July (SpeciaD-Ons OF
the most noticeable and appreciated improve
ments which have been made to the town this
spring is the addition OF bowling alleys by
Howell Brothers. and that the local sports are
enthusiastic the game is shown by tho
large number OF tournaments which ere eeins
played. This week an exciting contest was
played between tho local organization and
fast team from Water Gap. which resulted N
easy victory for the Stroudsburg men
Band concerts doing much TO anoru
amusement TO city folk, while the variety OF
sport to be had is not to be excelled anywhere.
Trout streams are still being lined with many
fishermen, eager to get a last beauty as
trophy OF the outing here. The season Is mos.
promising. and never before have the resort
owners been pleased over the outlook Tor
early July. OF course. the Fourth will be cele-
brated, as IN former years. with events TO COM
memorate the nations birthday. There VIII Dc
two games of baseball In this town on that day
between the local team and the New-York bfeio
Club. Many New-York "rooters'' VIII accom-
pany the team. The game this week between
the local team and Morristown- both fast teams
OF tho Lackawanna League resulted In VIC
tory for the latter, with = scant margin u tAs
eoo1A
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
TEE WINDSOR HOTEL.

F-,,zahethtown. n. Y. July L (Speclal).-tI
,,.+,v little town was never more attractive IMAM
81 ,s now and the guests at the Winosor are
en.ov,ng TO the fun its natural charms. Inc
regular patrons are coming back In large num-
hers. and of those who plan to enter the Aolroh-
dacks through Reene Valley many succun1D 10
.he natural and artificial advantages or the
windsor and remain here. The time is now
nassed mostly in long walks. rides, drives and
n r,lavine golf. Not all the members OF the golt
team have returned. but those who are mere are
doing good work. W. S. Kellogg is in MS usual
GOOD form. L. P. Evans. of New-York. Is back
Miss NJ E. Evans, of New-York, who ho!os the
1aro-,en'e championship of the Cobble Hill CIuD'
&c also here again. w. W. Evans and A M
Evans are among recent arrivals.
Judge and Mrs. C. D. Gregory, OF NeW-York,
with Appleton Gregory Mrs. ]. Gregory and
Mrs palmer are here for the season.
n n Hungerford, of New-York Mrs. Hunger
ford and Miss Hungerford are among the guests
tb,s wear They have cottage for the season
and plan to devote much time TO riding having
brought five saddle horses with them
other New-York guests INCLUDE Mrs w. 3.
Kendall Mr.. and Mrs. John Fair, Miss Fair. H
A BoIzderber and family, Mr. and Mrs j.:
ecbeen Mr and Mrs. Charles A. Pomeroy and
son Mr. and Mrs w Mckinney, Miss Mckinney
and Rosseu Mckinney. Mrs. Cozine. Mrs. Low,
Miss Rankin and Miss McComb.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Within a Few Days the Summer
Colony Will Be Complete.

proprietor Of the hotel has installed steam neat
and other conveniences for the benefit OF MS
guests.
The County Superintendents of the Poor or the
State chose the Stevens House as the meetns
place for their thirty-ffth annual convention
and spent an enjoyable week here mingHng
business with boat rides. fishing expeditions ana
golf games. More recently large party iioii
Dayton, Ohio, spent several DAYS mere
The cottagers have nearly all returned. Ieofso
H Daniels general passenger agent or the New
York Central Railroad has moved his tafniiy
into his cottage near the hotel MRS DanleiS'
who has been in poor health. is benehted oy the
mountain air. Miss Daniels, in company with
Miss Naylor and the Misses Macdonald also OF
the cottage colony. gets much enjoyment out of
golf
John S. Naylor and family, OF Philadelphia
are in the Reid cottage.
w H McElroy and family, of Providence, X
T. are again in Bide-a-Wee, and Mrs. Malcolm
Macdonald and family. of Camden, N. j., are In
their cottage.
Richard Colgate. of New-York has taken
Paradox Cottage for the reason.
Henry B. AuchinclCss of New-York. has the
Hillside Cottage, and Mrs. e. j. Burke of New
York has the Garden Cottage, while her brother
has the Henry Stevens cottage. Miss Mona
Burke is one of the best women golf players at
the hotel
Judge Greenbaum, of New-York. has taken the
ConIin cottage, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
Moffett, also OF New-York have Placid View
Cottage
Henry M Logan, of New-Yorl. has returned to
his cottage.
Since George M. Castor, of Philadelphia, pur-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

more settled for the summer. Mrs NJ: y. bes,a.
who always spends much time In crfVlnS, has
brought down her thoroughbreos anu smart
turnout for the summer. A nunoer oL auIofho-
oles belonging to guests are N tne saadso oacs
" the Oriental. Although early IN tne season.
there have been several yachting parties enjoy
ing the cool breezes and the fnvigoraclng sat
epray Austin Corbin has his yacnt ancaorsf
IN sheepsheac Bay, and he and j. GreaVse, ss
the Oriental, are out whenever the weather psr-
mts
Count Cfnf OF New-Yorh, is spending nv
cays at the Oriental. Senator Pettsrew Is also
at the Manhattan Beach Hotel FOR a snort vsca-
ton.
The new boardwalk connecting Manhartaa
Beach and Brighton Beach Is one OF tho popu-
lar features of this resort Every day TINS prone
made along the ocean is crowded with guests
from the beach hotels. The japanese village
termed the Paradise Of Japan, opened It's PFC
turesoue grounds to the public yesterday. Il Is
situated directly west of and W1tnin sronSs
throw of the Manhattan Beach Hotel Several
acres which were formerly sand plot where
children were wont to play have Deen con-
verted into a garden inclosed with an orna-
mental fence. Within the inclosure are tea
houses and there also performances on liu
titsI and other Japanese spec1altes An arth-
cral lake with waterfalls, bridges and dwarf
trees and flowers Of foreign appearance add 10
the charm of the garden. 1t Is the idea OF ths
mana cement to have jinrfkfShaS drawn oy coolies
running between Manhattan Beach and Bright
on The Manhattan Beach Theatre, with EDDIE
F'ov as q leading light, was comfortably filed
all last week with patrons from the two hotels
and from nearby resorts A couple OF box par
4tee from, the Oriental marked the opening night.
Henry Dixey will be Its leading attraction tnis
week
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Uhper St Regis N Y. July 1 (SpeciaD.-The
lamps about the shores of these beautifui lakes
are now filing for the season. and within week
er two the summer colony will be completely at
home among the woods and waterways ITS
members love well.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt, who 90
much of the entertaining the lakes, are not
expected until early in August but work upon
their unique japanese camp is being carried for
ward, and everything will be in readiness ror
their coming.
James ]. Hill has taken Robert Stuarts camp
for the season. and is expected to arrive about
July TO- Mr.. Hin will have Mr.. Stuarts fas1
launches and his yacht Peek-a-Boo, Which mas
figured conspicuously in the contests OF the 81
Regis Yacht Club in seasons past
Anson Phelps Stokes is expected July 20 and
Or. Walter B. James and Charles r. Henderson,
&c New-Yorl. are expected about July Io'
Simeon J. Drake is already at his camp on
spitare Lake. His daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs alonzo Clark Robinson, and his son. s.
Joseph Drake jr. are with him. His son and
daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Drake
of New-York will join him later in the season
Mr. Drake is adding to his camp new squash
court II is OF Swiss architecture. and experts
call it one of the best courts of the kind
DIR. Thomas r. French OF New-York. is also
occupying his camp Sptfire Lake,
Daniel Howland, of Hope, H. l., Is III Cdliip o'i
the Lower st. Regis.
p F. sturgis. of New-York, has leased the
Bianehi camp on this lake. Alonzo Potter OF
NeyV-York. is his guest.
Mrs Clarence R. Britton is to open her ne"
camp soon, and Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Coe
of New-York are at their camp;
George H Earle of Philadelphia, VINO mas hao
a fine znevv stone boathouse added to his camp on
ne Upper ST. Regis, is expected to arrive soon
With his family
Henry l. IIotchkiss, Of New-Haven, VINO mas
heon abroad some time will arrive soon to occu-
py his camp His party will include MI ana
Mrs. Carl Ely. and NJ. and Mrs. Z. E Garrison.
Joseph B. Dickson and family, OF New ot % n. ~
oeo1,y1[ the canp of William W. McAlp1n TINS
season Mr. McAlpin and family being aoroaa. pau.
Thomas Dickson will sail William Raucn as LAST
isam boat Aouia in the St Regis yacht races
Mr. Rauch being in Europe - -. .
Csearpe Townsend of New-York will enter d
nav fast boat in these races this season.
Colonel and Mrs. Jacob c. r. PEABODY anu
tteir son Richard, of Boston. are again IN camp
Herman Ellis. of New-Tork, has rehle1 tIe
hIeyer camp on Spitf1re Lake, and MIS-. 1. II.
Toward and family of Hyde Park, nave ldheh
l. Payard Smiths camp on that lake =,
Mrs Enmons Blaine, Of Chicago comes pe0A
tbIs season to the c. 3. Mitchell camp -.
Robert Garrett of Baltimore, returns 10 Ats az
carnr and Mrs N F. Mccormick or chicago 10
exnected at her camp soon.
r,se F2av and Mrs. w 3. T. Smith are alreaoy
,oce+e5 in their camp the upper AXE.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
ORIENTAL AND MANHATTAN BEACH.

Manhattan Beach, fresh and smiling. has
awakened from a long sleep and has assumed
its summer garb. There is evidence on every
hand that the coming season will be an unusual
ly gay Guests are arriving daily. and tho
number of persons wishing accommodations over
the Fourth is exceptionally large. AS usual, q
majority of the guests are New-Yorkers. al
though there is fair representation from other
cities including Paris and London. This little
stretch of land and is famous nearly tho
whole world over because of the many distin-
guished persons who yearly enjoy its lavish hos
pita!ity. The close proximity to New-York City.
permitting the head OF the family to enjoy the
delights of shore life and sea air and still keep
In touch with the business world, Is q point
greatly IN favor OF this resort. Many Of the
regular guests who yearly Gnnamar here 49, onoe