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over with that object IN view. Among the camps
now suited for winter use are those OF r. L.
Slade, DR.. Walter b James. Commodore Anson
Phelps Stokes and Simeon ]. Drake. Mr.. Slade
and DR.. James have been in the habit of coming
into this region in the winter for several seasons
Those OF the campers who have tried II say
that with skating. tObOgganing and hunting
there is much fun the lakes in the winter
as in the summer
The annual shippers race under the AUSPICES
of the ST. Regis Yacht Club took place Tuesday
being sailed for prizes offered by Commodore
AnsOn Phelps Stokes. The first prize was won
by Henry l.. HOtChkiss's yacht Kinghsher
and the second by Robert Stuart's Peek-a-
boo. There idem class Wednesday,
and the usual open class race takes place to-day
The yacht club will this winter get out new
club book for use next season. This will contain
few changes in the racing rules.
The annual meeting Of the trustees OF the
Adirondack Cottage Sanatorium held the
other afternoon at Birch Island. the camp OF
Commodore Arson Phelps Stokes. II was given
UP entirely 20 the transaction of routine bust
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THE ALGONQUIN

Algonquin. n. Y. Sept. 10 CspeciaD.-The AL
gonquin. which Is TO remain open until Novenn-
Der Is already becoming headquarters for sports
men coming into the woods for the hunting sea
son, which opens October J.
Aahy or the guests OF the hotel who have beeu
Obibed 10 return 20 the city because OF business
nave written that they Will be up for at least a
part OF the hunting season. Among these are
II.oIlas IheaI"rd who will spend two weeks II
ne = Asoh9ulh' = {. Renncr and G. A Coolidge
me hotel has still large number Of guests.
VINO snow no inclination 20 return to the CITY.
ana are ceFo,lng thei- time 20 mountain climb
Cedar, or New York. made the ascent OF Mount
Ampersand the other day
The recent New York arrivals ipcl,aa tt. D..
and Mrs. j. r. Thurston, Miss TburetIn No.
Edith {. Westcott Carl l.. Garrison Miss Graz
Edith Barnes. James y FarrelIv Pa,,r,,,J
JoEes. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gray Mr. ana H.
A w. Young Mr.. and Mrs. . r Sieder tS-
and Mrs J. IL. Pickett, 7. ]. Baron. Paul Drana
and Miss NJ. Agnes Simons
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inn this week on a tour OF the Adirondacks for
studying forestry conditions.
One OF the largest OF the parties from the
was that from the Birch Island camp OF AnsOn
Phelps Stokes. and included Miss Helen Phelps
Stokes, Miss Mildred Phelps Stokes. Miss c. r.
Hankey, Miss Margaret Hubbel. John NJ. How
ellis John Gade and James w. Perry, 3r.
Miss c. h. Morrison and Mrs. John Watts
Allen came up from T. L. Woodruff's camp and
spent several days az the inn.
One large New York party reaching the inn
included Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Young. Mrt. J. II.
Goss. Miss Tyler, Miss Young, Miss Elizabeth
Young. Miss Gretter, w. C. Bushnell, George
Milton Smith and Herbert Galaudet.
One st. Regis party reaching the inn this week
included Professor Graham Lusk, Professor W.
y. Halliburton and William c. Lusk.
Robert NJ. Dunn arrived this week at Camp
Sunrise.
w. Milton Mccoy, who has been the guest OF
Graham Douglas at Douglas Point, left there
this week. returning 10 the city.
James n. Banks and his son, James II. Banks,
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THE RUISsEAUMoNT.

Lake Placid. ~ Y. Sept Is (special).-The
members OF the cottage colony az the Ruisseau-
mont refuse 20 recognize the fact that october l.
she crrcial en6 OF the season IN the Adrondacl1s,
Sc fast approaching. and throughout the week
they have been receiving and entertaining
friends most OF whom viii remain with them
unfit the hotel closes
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Pardee have had this
week as their guests at their cottage Miss Isa-
bella NJ GrieT, Miss Priscilla Harding. Miss
Louise A Smith and Mics Marjorie r. Van
wickle.
At the Ely cottage Theodore -. Ely and his
daughters have been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl 3. Ely.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Werner have been enter
tanning MunrOe Buckley at their cottage
Mrs. Charles +. Bartlett and Miss Bartlett
have been the guests this week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John List Crawford.
William A La-ned. the tennis player was one
OF the arrivals OF the week Mr.. Larned is the
guest OF his sister Mrs. a. II MacCarthy. wife
OF Lieutenant A Il. MacCarthy. Of the navy.
Mrs. Higgins. wife of the Governor. returned
20 Albany early IN the week with Miss Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Arnold. Of New York. who
arrived this week. had with them their guest
Miss Pauline Peters. daughter Of President
Ralph Peters OF the Long Island Railroad.
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ness. The Stokes camp was closed this week. all
me members OF the party returning to the city.
MISS Caroline Mccormick left the Slade camp
TUESDAY, returning TO Boston.
w. NJ Barnum and the members OF his party
leit camp Tuesday. going 20 Mamaroneck. y. Y.
Mrs Henry q. Trevor left camp Thursday
night. returning TO the city. The Misses Mar
saIet and Louise Trevor remain in camp, and
Will stay there until October l.
camp katia, the Upper st. Regis camp OF
george H. Earle, jr., receiver for the Real Estate
trust Company, of Philadelphia. closed this
week Tor the season, Mrs Earle and the children
returning 10 Philadelphia
Dr W. G. Lusk left the camp OF his brother.
PROFESSOR Graham Lusk for an automobile trip
through Massachusetts. Professor Lusk has had
as his guest Professor w. ID. Halliburton. OF
London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Jones have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs William IL. TrOwbrtdge.
Miss Delateld and Miss Francis Newton Al
rived this week at the camp of Dr. Walter Is.
James
Dr. j. Mason Knox is a guest at the Pearl
island camp OF Miss Hilda G.. Tiffany.
Miss Ellen r. Taylor Is entertaining 0t Camp
Resmont Miss Helen G. Voorhees, and W. G..
Spaulding.
Point Rush. the Upper ST. Regis Lake camp
OF Mrs Robert Hoe. was TeOpened on Thursday
OF TINS week by Robert Hoe tr, and party Of
friends. VINO viii remain I'm camp ten days
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before the inn. and much interest was shown
IN II by the young people little more than
$40 was cleared.
Despite the lateress of the season. several en-
joyable dinner parties and teas have been given
this week by the campers on the lake. One or
these was given at Pine Point lodge by Mrs.
Howard Bucknel. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. BuCknell. Mr. and Mrs. +. n. Inman. OF
Atlanta. who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. George Law Davidson and
Mrs. Woodward, Of New York. Mr.. Davidson
still continues to have remarkable luck a fish
ing. and the other day returned from trip with
three big lake trout.
The inn baseball team continues 10 have the
best Of luck. In a game the other day, the inn
team captained by X. T. Martin. defeated the
Franklin County team. captained by William
Dewey. IL 10 4.
Charles Fl. L. Oelrichs. OF New York. a nephew
Of Hermann Oelrichs. arrived this week as a
guest at the camp of o. NJ. Kahn.
Richard B. Duane and Carroll Dana Winslow
arrived this week guests at the camp OF W.
II. Osborne
J. II. Foster and Robert Weitknoht, OF the
United States forestry service. arrived at the
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the Delaware Hudson haiIro"o. 11 Cd aN Mrs An
Culver have been entertaining -. @ 80 Is chi
,lrev- : Draper A golf match between MI. - Sui-
Yer and = Il TRAY Adirondack passenger aeeIie
of the Delaware a Hudson Railroad was "i'0
~ the Interesting golf events Of the week.
Edward 4 Bond. head of the board OF ~ e~isl-
neers ia charge of the construction or tiie ~
state canal arrived early I'm the week WIN ~ ~
Bond. Mrs \. L. Barker. Mrs- :. H. '''
Mrs. Charles a Ellis. -, .,,, t,,
The interest I'm golf was revived this week %
The work OF Seymour Dunn. Of the Dunn taIillly ty
of golfers who lowered the record for the COURSE
making the eighteen holes in siXty-sN suohes'
and each of the nine hole &" an even tlHtS
three strokes Heretofore the record TOT @ tIlS
course has been held jointly by O. A SteNeltS
and Harold Naylor. each Of whom dld II IN @ slA
tv-eicbt This week several interesting mater g
have beeu held one Of these was a IouI Ii
between w T. McElroy and Dr. j. II, hins' -
Bide-a-Wee champions and Heroert faiIliiIl y, ' ~
w J. McCOnVill. Another was DeI~Sen -, -. -
Ru6d and John Kerwin, in which the , IatteI 1 NSe
victorious by one UP, in an exciting t"eNe-"o'0
contest. - c,,.-,o. ~
The dinner given by Commodore Snal4 n ..oi y,
Morgan the other evening was one OF me SUE $50,
affairs of the week. The commoloEe kS.
were 4 J. Reach. F s. Brown. g. II. McNeeles'
7 s Naylor G.. 4. Stevens w X Lyman, yL, III, III
rington Mills II. c. Atkinson, w >. MCNoii'i ia
and J. w Buttheld. SO, ,,.al, ,rsra
Among the New York arrivals thls S.o WSeA .c-o .
Mrs Amelia Devin. Miss Mary feaIhers'one
and Mrs George Leonard Fisher; ,. .L,.
James o. Carr Of New YORK, arrived si nIls
week. toining Mrs. Carr. who has been spehoihs
he summer here
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THE WESTPORT INN.

Westport. N. Y. Sept. 15 (SpeciaD.-Ths inn
Is not yet suffering from the usual fall exodus
10 the city. The continued pleasant weather, no
doubt. has much TO do with the long season.
One OF the events OF the week rarebit
party given Monday evening In the reception
roorn at the inn boathOuse. About twenty five
persons Of the one hundred still at the inn at
tended the musical IN the Casino the even
Ing of September =. and on the evening Of the
9th a number of young peole held corn roast
on the shore Of Lake Champlain. about two
miles south Of Westport The trip was made in
the gssOlene launch.
Recent New York arrivals at the inn include
Mrs. Q. Downing Tows Miss Rena Shaw, Mrs.
w. 3. BoOrum. Miss Ruth NJ. Halden. Mrs. III. NJ
Kingsley, Miss c. Collins, Miss y. Collins. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert T. Fox. Miss Alice Fox. W. II.
Randolph. Fremont W. Higgins. H. c. Beckman.
r. v. BOyntOn. A @. Hitcher. o. @. Gelzen-Dan-
ner. Mrs. Henry T. Field, W. W. Mott and J. A.
Smith
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
OTHER LAKE PLACID RESORTS.

lake Placid. y. Y, Sept. Is CspeciaD-At nearly
all of the other resorts in Lake Placid IMPROVE
,,ar,s and changes calling for the expenditure OF
os,sera ble sums Of money are TO be MADE oeroEe
the openins OF another season. All OF these ~ "
or,s re still we'll filled with guests anu az I4o
all the year round houses tne ousOoS 3S - ,n,aT
large number of patrons through tne wih.ef ss
months. New York arrivals the last week IN
clude the following pa,u
The Reluont-Afr and Mrs. A n. Lewis Ray
rnond W Lewis, George u. Bartlett MT anu
Mrs II N Pierre W. I. Scott. Mr. and Mre
FTanl A nfIlltken A. Reitman, Herman
Schuessler c. D. Hemnick. Mrs. Q. II Z. Jonn-
SON Mr. and Mrs Charles z. Lex, Mr.. eno MEs
q II Pearson Mr.. and Mrs. Ddward huppsrt'
A T. Hemmick Miss Gertrude d simpson, BLISS
Mary n. Kelly. John Spargo. +. l. sawyer anu
Mr. and Mrs Charles Z. Miller.
NorthwoOds Inn-Senator and Mrs spencer "
Prime, NJ. Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Q. :. iAh-
Vile. John L Rice Frederick s. Waite. STEPHEN
Hemenway. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Baecker, MITE
Fred Megenhardt. F. Megenhardt: 1r Mr. anu
Mrs J. NJ. Haydock. George johnson. Z: N:
Agge Harry Futterman. William 3. Pentano
and Miss De Buel
Lakeside Inn-Mr. and Mrs J.. A wilson, ..
A Starke Mr.. and Mrs. Glen II. Frtssel, MISS
". L. Rand. Miss Jean c. Rand. Mrs. L. j. rage.
Miss Page, Mrs. George Leonard Fisher, Albert
J. OsgoOd. Mr.. and Mrs. $. Northshield. II.
Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Shute. Mrs T. =;
Smith. Mrs. W. c. Swift. Frank w. Swift and
Mr. and Mrs r. W. Cartwright
Lake Placid Inn-Frank 9 Bradley. l. de B.
Miller G F Winchester. Mrs Fl. Chandless. X
II. Chandless. J. B. Dwyer Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
IL. jacob. Lloyd A. Grigsby. Russell b: HurI-
n. Price f. X Aldrich. jr-. E p. b Atwood.
John 8. Sewall and Miss Sewall
The American-Otto OchR. d. Il Adams. II. r.
Holste. DR.. J. c. Woodbury., ]. w. Wyckoff, j. T.
Ebbitt :. NJ. Agge. II. II. McCabe II. Futter-
man. Fl. F Collins p. NJ. McGovern and w. w
Dunwell.
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THE WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid. y. y Sept u (SpeciaD.-The
tnn Is one Of the hotels here stiH well filed. II
has had the most successful season Of its his
tory. People have arrived IN such numbers that
on several occasions every available inch Of
space has been pressed into service for the ac-
commodati0n OF patrons. Under these condi-
lions the proposed additions VIII be welcome.
one OF the features OF the proposed improve
inents is the enlargement OF the dining room
TO twice its present size. This room, which
rs circular in form and surrounded by windows
commanding a fine view Of the lake and noun
tains. is one Of the show places Of the Adiron-
daCks.
Though the patrons at the inn are remaining
late, many Of the guests Of the camp owners
have returned 20 the city this week
NJ A. Griffith. who has been the guest OF
W. w Supplee at Camp Theanograns. returned
20 the city early in the week and Miss Virginia
Bowen. who has been the guest Of Mrs -. L.
Huggins At Camp Colburn. has also gone back
20 New York. Miss Margaret Yauch. OF New
York is still at Mrs. Hugginss camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. MeserOe left Camp Alouette
This week. where they have been the guests Of
Prom Camp Chipmunkery. where Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Perot, Jr-, nave been entertaining party
Of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Jones and
Stanley J. Jones Frank L. Keen and his sister,
Miss Keen, returned 10 the city
James l.. Nerfee, who has been the guest Of
d. N. Pratt az Camp Tamaracks, also went
Dr. Andrew D. White former United States
Anbassador 10 Germany, who has been spend
,ng week al the nm. will remain week longer.
lie is deyOtng HIS time here 20 a complete rest
Mr White is accompanied by his secretary.
J.. w. Kelsey.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Derbyshire have been
entertaining this week az Shawnee Lodge Mr.
and Mrs. William 4. Downing Miss Austin and
r A. Bel. The other day ~. and Mrs Derby
shire entertained their friends al luncheon at
the inn.
J.. ID. Platt arrived this week, accompanied
by Mrs. Platt and the Misses Louise and Helen
r. Platt.
Mrs II. p. Du Pont and II B. Du Pout ,r
were among the arrivals Of the week from New
York
The trophy awarded IN the annual races he
tween the crews from the inn and the Ruisseau-
mont Hotel came back 10 the inn this week de-
tng won by default.
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t. HOTELS MAY BE ss@

large gathering Of people been entertained at
this season of the year.
1t has become a regular thing for the guesss
10 assemble on the clock gOlf green each day
after luncheon and enter the putting contests
which are given daily. III. 7. DAILY. OF New
YORK. won the cup Tuesday. this making the
third he has won within two weeks. Mr. Daily
Is popular at the Windsor. and his winning Is a
source OF satisfaction to all contestants
Among the new golf enthusiasts Is s. Hopkins.
VINO plays a fine game. great deal OF money
Is being spent on the CObble Hill links. the
course being heightened and put IN the bcst
possible condition
Automobile parties continue 20 reach the
windsor. and at present three such parties ars
making their headquarters here.
Horseback riding is a recreation which con-
tinues popular and has a large following.
Among the New York arrivals OF the week at
the Windsor are Joseph Smith. OF Life: Mr..
and Mrs Z. r. Kennel w. II. Benedict and r. r.
Stevenson.
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LANDLORDS SPENDING.
EnIargements and Improvements To
BE Made Before Nert Season.

Lake Placid. " Y. Sept. IS (SpeciaD.-Be-
cause they have Just passed through the great
est season in their history. over 100000 Is 10
be spent within the next few months I'm additions
and improvements upon tho four big hotels at
this summer resort.
At a cost OF about 10000 the Stevens House
IS 10 be practically rebuilt. the changes planned
converting II into the largest hotel In the
Adirondacks. The plans which are made public
OF two large additions which shall Increase the
capacity OF the hotel from $50 10 600 guests. In
addition to the changes at the hotel the pu--
chase OF large tract OF forest land including
200 acres near the famous John Brown farm
at a cost OF $1,000. Is announced by Mr.
Stevens This viii be converted into a noun
tain park for the use OF visitors 20 Lake Placid
and on the summit OF the mountain included IN
the purchase AN observation tower 100 feet high
the country for miles around can be had.
one OF the additions to the hotel will be at
the eastern end. This Will be 90 by 100 feet and
five stories In height. and viii be a counterpart
OF the addition made few years ago at the
western end OF the hotel The other addition,
made at the northern side. where the kitchen
now stands This will be ITO by 40 feet and five
stories in height. The kitchen IL 20 be I'm "a
structure OF brick and iron. 90 by 90 feet. just
north OF this add Ion. and will contain
every modern convenience known 20 the culi-
stories I'm height will rise above the roof OF the
central portion OF the hotel completing the SYM
metry Of the construction. These additions Will
AFFORD over 13O rooms
In addition 20 these improvements a passenger
and freight elevator will be located IN the main
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portion OF the hotel This
vii appeal % visitors TO tba asNslH -
a. present but one or two hoss's. 4satondasxa =
roo+,, -,',t, eleVatOrs. What is novv as .as asa
general public rooms Ths fz-sans roors y
eIIlclrGiins the hotel are 70 be tor, 1az,ss -
piacou Dy piazzas 20 feet vida N0sn aet =
n separate water supply sys..r, a..
% taIn springs u 70 be installed a.sa y rr,
t,.-oa An endless chain , ne ~
constructed. Sts Ho's' ana boat iaudias Is ass
AZ Whitefaee Inn changes fnvo,rs
Reilolture or about $50. 900 are - q
!nese include an addition four st.. % "a,
80 I'D Dy q Ieet: which Is 20 be huiI, :. ass "a
rom the south end OF the noair L..,s ~ a a,r.
the shore OF Lake Placid. This ,-a -laans osss.
Two rooms and forty-two bafhs svs I'M
900 people. Anh tsoa "a :
The kitchen and all mechanics,
are 20 De torn down and rebuilt. ts-p.t-eo
70 be moved 20 the rear ~ s5o ne oracss a.
and tne lobby IL 20 be enlarged 10 no IIiea 'ants
Inc circular dining room yvhfon a.. ~ ~ -
snow places OF the Adirondacxs. h, 10 q n
creased TO twice its present Size. - ..
Al the GEand View Hotel a separs,.
Is 20 De erected. which win be ETN,s-' 'a1 II,
Grand View Lodge. This viii co7tss. = a. !,
GltlOnal rooms. besides baths ana mn '1'y a.
the capacity OF the hotel about one 49, ,aer,ss
HI1y guests Several cottages VIII aIso s-l s,ol II
anu new acetyiene gas plant instalIas !, - =
nShtlng or the main hotel The new Trf.sssor 20 u
pe lighted BY electricity. These ebsrv..s ~ y
involve an expenditure OF about s90s.a st
addition 70 them the work on the z-~o.'l
gun some time ago viii 90 forward S .
AT the RutsseaumOnt Hotel an adAs,..
De made at the rear. This will be uni.,. !
the construction Of the main building, Er' E
elevator. kitchen. steam plant. eIse.-.A a as. -
plant and noathOuse viii be bufIt an5 - q
cottages. The change will involve an ~. s1 as'
between $4,000 and $4,000 '-lz5
In each case, plans have been made ara -
tracts awarded for these proposed char~s. IN IN
WorH VII De begun as soon as the hotels -.
on october j. that the reconstructed bTTs.s
may be ready for use at the opening AZ s-o..
season. - -l1'1-
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Many Adirondack Visitors Unwilling to Leave the
Mountains October l. When Landlords
Expected the Season to End

structed. The new steam heating plant mas
been placed in operation.
Among the arrivals of the week were seveTal
good golf players. Among them were Henry n II
Man, Charles H. Bleecker, Nelson +. grimm. L
s. Strong, jr. and Arthur Man. all or Ne"
York.
Several bridal couples have visited the Wa"-
heck recently. among them being Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur w. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Smith -,
a dinner party reaching the Wawbeek incIuu-
ed Mrs Joshua Rhodes w. b. Rhodes Miss NJ.
II Rhodes Miss A. L. Rhodes. Miss X. Nj. Husei-
ton and DR. and Mrs Il. Fl. Whitbeck
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
THE DEER'S HEAD INN.

Elizabethtown. n. Y, Sept 10 (SpeciaD.-The
inn. which has this summer enjoyed the best
season Of its history. Is still well filed with
guests. many OF whom plan 20 remain through
until the close OF the hotel. November II.
Some OF the guests who left early in the season
are planning to up for few weeks of the
bird season. There are plenty OF partridges
IN the woods about ElizabethtOwn now. and sew
eral parties from among the guests at the inn
are being formed for the enjoyment Of the
sport.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper St Regis. ". Y. Sept. 10 CSpecisD.-
This week there has been a general exodus from
the camps on this chain Of lakes. and the region
now has a deserted appearance. IL is significant
however that winter camping seems 20 be conf
ING into favor with some Of the camp owners.
and several are planning TO come up for a week
or SO In the middle OF the winter.
Some OF the camps have this season been built
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
SkRANAC INN.

saranac Inn. y Y. Sept - CSpeciaD-Ga, Of
the pleasing affairs of the week ~ the Sarapsc
Inn was the children's fair given by Donald
Blagden. son Of Nr. and Mrs Thomas Blagden.
for the benefit Of the seaside home for children
al Coney Island. The fair was held on the lawn
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
THE WINDSOR.

Elizabethtown. N. Y. Sept. 10 (SpeciaD-
Things continue gay at the Windsor. and never
before In tho history of the hotel has such a
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tr. left Monday automobile trip 20 Hotel
Champlain and return.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

The plan, OF the Pacific steel Wa,sus'l.
Irondale on Port Townsend DAY s,atis ~
has been sold 20 James A. NOW stooeo %
$ioOoO. Mr.. Moore will spend - sapasls =
habilitate the plant and maNs saily. rp'
producing sixty tons OF Pis - - n me GEE
plant is noteworthy as the pfOu'S,' Ss,o',,Issnlp q.
used in the construction Of the me me Saaa''
son. The steel was preferred ~ xorla
ovsr samples rraua AZ. HAslA az Lns
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

The Washington Railroad C0niillsS.s,us .
been prevented by injunction from Fsasa-
Joint wheat rate order In the s'S.' supc.ls1.
Judge Hanford granted tempoLsl' nat us1'
which applies to all railroads Ia. .. ne Less
by the protesting railroads was 'la- ,,.-rssns
Iarure had no right to delegate the raw
power to any other body.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
DENMARK WAITING
ITS ROYAL GUESTS
Reunion Of Reigning
House Takes Place Next
Month.
COMING FROM MANY LANDS
Member Of Danish Lower House Saws
United States Has Much to Learn
From His Country.

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 25.-Great prep
arations are being made 10 put the
Castle Of Fredensberg in proper con-
dition to receive the royal family early
next month.
It viii be tho first family reunion
since the death OF King Christian TX,
and all the members OF the large fam
lily with the exception OF the Gar, VINO
viii probably not be able TO leave Rus
STA. are to be present
Queen Alexandra IS now Ia Norway,
visiting her daughter. Queen Maude.
and with King Haakon, Queen Maude.
and little Prince Olaf. she is due 10
arrive here in two weeks She is try
ing TO persuade her daughter 20 give
up her intended bicycle tour through
Norway. as she is afraid Of accidents
on the mountain roads. but she has not
yet succeeded I'm convincing the young
Queen OF the dangers Of such a trip.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
Coming in September.

The King. who during the lifetime OF
King Christian found life at the Danish
court too dull and monotonOus. but who
IS chummy with his brother-in-Iaw,
KIng Frederic, VIII probably arrive
toward the end OF September. as viii
also King George of Greece, who. by
the way, made a pile OF money IN the
boom Of Union Pacific shares last week,
having been tipped OF by King Ed
ward. who made about $3.50 600
Maria FeederoWna- Doweger Empress
Of Russia, IS expected ia a few days
and Will probably go direct 10 villa
Hvideere. which she and Queen Alex
andra bought from a Copenhagen mer-
chant a few months ago. The villa Is
being furnished in the most luxurious
manner by a Copenhagen firm, and the
two royal sisters expect to give in
formal family dinners there
The story Of an underground tunnel
being dug from the villa 70 the sound
IS absolutely untrue.