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New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. n. Y. July CSpeciaD.-AGore
guests have arrived at the Grand View this week
than in any other one week since the opening.
and as the engagements numerous for the
rest Of this month and for August. the outlook
is for one OF the busiest seasons in the history
Of the hotel.
Now that the baseball grounds have been put
sn condition. steps are being taken toward the
formation OF a strong team to represent the
hotel for the season. The grove near the grounds.
which Thomas Parkes, proprietor Of the Grand
View has had put in order for this seasons use,
IS a popular resting place with the guests on the
hot days. The boathouse and livery on
Mirror Lake IS also a popular resort with the
Grand View people. Professor William H.
Chandler, Of Lehigh University, who is among
the guests at the hotel, is one who devotes much
oS his time 20 boating. Another one fond OF this
form OF sport is George c. Moore, Of German
town, Penn.
d number OF good golfers are at the Grand
NisW this season, among them George w. ElkinSs
of New York. who plays an especially good game
Hrs C. Kimball IS Of the guests who has
brought up her own horses and rigs She finds
much pleasure in the pretty drives around Lake
Placid.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE RUISSEAUMONT.

lake Placid, n. Y, July (Special).-At the
Rulsseaumont the cottage colony is now nearly
complete many additions have been made to
.t this week by returning guests Of the hotel
1Irs. 2. d. Proctor. wife OF Senator Proctor's
son, arrived this week and has opened Camp
Caverdish. Mrs. Proctor is accompanied by her
niece. Miss Eredericka G. Holden, and her
nephew Robert Holden, Of Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. c. ]. Dangler also arrived this week at
the Dangler cottage. She is accompanied by
David Dangler.
John H. Prall has arrived at Echo Lodge. Mr.
1rall Is the owner OF one Of the fastest launches
on the lake. and takes lively interest in the
affairs OF the Lake Placid Yacht Club.
Mrs. William Pratt arrived this week at one
of the hotel cottages. She is accompanied by
Mrs johnson and by Mrs. MacCarthy, wife Of
Lieutenant MacCarthy.
BENJAMIN Ingram, New York stock broker,
who has reserved apartments for himself and
family at the Russeaumont for the season. ar
rived this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Grenville D. Braman, Of Lake
wood, are others who have taken apartments
here for the season who arrived this week.
One party Of New Workers recently arrived
includes Mrs. H. NJ. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Baker and A Duquin. They will go into camp.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin, N. " July (SpeciaD'-1uests at
the Algonquin still continue 70 have the nneSC
kind Of luck at bass fishing. Large strings are
being caught, and many Of the fish weigh from
two to three pounds each Among those eaten
ing them are E. G. ThedfOrd, T. M. Kimoark'
William NJ Corner and Miss Ethel Feyser.
Miss Frances Willard. of Greenwich. C0nIls
ioined by her sister, Mrs. MillingtOn Miner, OF
Euffalo The Misses Grace and Helen Ihed1oFd
Robert ThedfOrd.
There are now about thirty boys at Camp
Rainbow near the hotel. Roy Floyd-Jones, OF
brought up his own launch. On the Fourth the
boys held a series OF swimming and bOaUns
races.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE WINDSOR.

ElizabethtOwn, n. z, July (SpeciaD.-UE-
less there Is some decrease In the number Of
guests returning 70 spend the summer In this
village next week the members Of the auto
mobile touring party who are scheduled 70 arrive
here on the afternoon Of July 16 viii have
hard time TO find accommodations This week
each stage entering the village has had It's quota
OF guests for the Windsor, and the Social NE
at that resort IS we'll under way. The guests
are dividing their attention between golf. fsh-
ing riding driving and mountain climbing
Harry Taylor. OF the Brooklyn Riding anG
Driving Club has returned and with his coming
there has been revival OF the interest IN horse
hack riding Indeed. the sport has become 50
DODular that there is talk of forming q FiqLns
club among the members Of the summer colony
in the village
The fishing continues good, and many nns
trout are being taken in the BOquer River OAs
Of the largest weighed one and one qualtsf
mounds and was caught by Charles b deaolet.
u. H. HYDE has arrived at Garondan. ms sN1a-
ner home near the village, and SeIn Sples-s
Terry former Tax Commissioners OF New AorA-
has been in the village experimenting the Wolk
on his new camp. v.,.s a
Connecticut. is among the recent arrivals az t1s
windsor. There are many New YORK DeoF.s
there.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
Joseph Jefferson Loved Regon"No Wonder Says DR.
Dyke-Its Many Attractions.

has not been enough so, though. TO cause any un-
easiness the part of the resort owners, for In
many cases the advance engagements for July are
in excess of former years
Driving parties have been popular at the MOnta-
nesca this week. many taking the beautiful cross
country trip 20 Buck Falls Other parties have
taken the charming PocOnO drives
The PoconO Mountain House is in the midst OF
The place is more than ever adapted to the comfort
and pleasure Of it's patrons. The golf links Is in
splendid TRIM and the three additional tennis
courts will prove popular
were never moro beautiful than now, as the rains
have freshened everything. Card contests are re-
ceivtng the attention OF the guests. GOdng tOurnR
ments for mid-July are a looked-for pleasure.
ment OF prize for the best bowling average on
his alleys.
The Misses stratte. OF Louisville are antoylnx
cottage life here at the Elvtn.
T. j. Taylor, of New York, Is spending a few
weeks at the MOntanesca.
r. F. Murphy. OF New York. IS passing his va
cation here.
Mrs. NJ. c. Monaghan, Miss Monaghan and Miss
Anna Monaghan are New Workers who RECENTLY
registered at the OntwoOd.
Dr. w. d. Davis, OF East Orange, n. T., IS at the
Augustus 8 1Iederos and Miss Isabelle Mederos
OF Cardenas Cuba. old patrons OF the Mount
Pleasant, are here again for the season.
Alfred B. Smith, OF New York IS the Palmnns
II. B. Bunnell government inspector OF the Tefs-
at the Stratford ~ A'
Henry H. Bishop, OF Brooklyn. fs enfcvfnr a rony
stay at the PennhuTst.
Henry Guy Carleton, OF New York Is az the
Miss Helen Frederick OF Brooklyn. ia AZ IN.
George NJ NeWha1l, the cricket Flavar enA hfS
Wife, are at the MontanesCa- '
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
SARANAC INN.

saranac Inn, n. Y, July (SpeciaD.-Under
the uanaeement of NJ. B. Marshall the inn is
steadily growing in favor among the members
of the exclusive St. Regis camp colony, and Is
the scene Of practically all OF their outings and
dinner parties The trip from the st. Regis
waters to the inn is a short and pleasant one
and serves but 70 add 20 the pleasure OF what
ever the occasion may be- Mr.. Marshall has
carefully guarded against the INTRODUCTION Oh
any so-called improvements calculated 20 mar
the charm OF the beautiful region IN Wnlcn ths
inn is located, and this fact is appreciated Dy
patrons of the place.
This week there have been a number Of ar
rivals Of persons prominent in the social life OF
New York.
Frederick J. Winston joined his family here,
and Miss Olive Hastings. Of Dallas TeX.s also
Joined the party at the Winston cottage this
Al the canp Of John r. Dunlap, near the inn.
are Judge Thomas L. Feitner, of New York.
William p Mitchell and Miss Buck and Leroy
Buck OF Washington.
here by Mrs b. Payne Bacon. Miss Clara Payne
Bacon Miss Helen Payne Bacon and Miss Alice
V. Payne this week.
George r. Packard has arrived az his camp
for a month"; and Dr. L. w. Williams is the
guest there OF Mr.. and Mrs. Packard.
A party including Mrs Engleman' MIS- ClaFk;
Miss Potter and Mrs. w. r. InOnlaS' aItlNeU
this week at the camp Of Mrs. Edgar Van Etten.
Miss Marguerite Hull. of Philadelphia, arrived
this week at the camp OF ]. II. SttNman, ana
Richard Croker, jr, in company WIN La D. SallI III
mann. of New York, arrived at the camp of Dr.
Miss Jewell. r. H Simmons and s. X. BTemner
are guests at the camp of Mrs W. J. DoTnnlGk-
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Sheffield have been the
s7lests of Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Riddle.
Tent life in the inn Is again very popular
Mr. and Mrs. NGerwin Stanley, OF New York
have taken tent for the season. charters f1ls-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
AT THE HOTEL GRAMATAN.

Bronxvle N. Y, July (speciaD-To escape the
heat and turmoil Of the city and yet be near
enough to town TO run in to meet ones friends.
many society people have focked to this quiet re-
sort this week. Among the prominent arrivals at
the Hotel Gramatan Count and Countess Della
Cherardesca Of Bolgheri. Italy and Sir Edward
Harry Lydgate Clifton, OF London. Mr.: ana MRS
Peter Cooper Hewitt entertained the Count
and Countess Gherardesca at their home at Iarry-
town this week and they have been the recipients
OF much social attention from the members OF the
go 20 Newport later on
over the Fourth OF July the Hotel Gramatan was
crowded to fits capacity, and not room was TO
be had Wednesday. Rear Admiral and Mrs
George e Ide and their son, Master J. J. Ide, ar
rived there this week TO spend the summer
Before his departure for Europe to investigate
foreign police methods Deputy Police Commits
sioner Rhinelander Waldo the guest OF Police
Commissioner and Mrs. Theodore A Bingham at q
dinner at the Hotel Gramatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Collins and Mr ana Mrs:
Nicholas Terhuno and Miss Edith l.. Terhune. OF
New York, are among the weeks arrivals az the
Hotel Gramatan.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

which is the finest on all the st. Regis lakes, Will
be thrown open for use for the first time on the
arrival Of Mr.. Earle and his family next next weeR Ts
the Camp of Anson Phelps Stokes were practi-
callv finished this week. The camp is being re-
furnished with quantity OF furniture OF the
a fine new shore wall Of round stone adds
much to the attraction Of E. II. COats,s Camp
nearby is being hurried forward. and 1t will be
ready for occupancy within few weeks. Mrs.
Coats is now at their CAMP but MI. coats rs is IN
New York on business. They purpose renting
the camp and will spend the summer in Europe.
Miss Ellen r. Taylor and her brother. Fred
ericII r. TayIor Of New York. who have arrived
st their camp on the Upper Lake. have new
launch in commission this season.
Mrs c. G. Mitchell, OF New York. VINO has
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Manchester VT. July 2 (speciaD.-The openns
week Of July here has been marked by ofisne -
and cool breezes The Fourth passed quleuy' -
cent FOR the usual amount OF noise oy Ioon-
America" In the evening there were seVeIal NM
displays Of fireworks.
The chief attraction in the early part O- -
week was the annual competition for the ma
nanaencs Gun. which began on the Ekwanok ms
on Monday. There were thirty-four entered 1o- - =,
qualifying round. Merrill X. Waters. OF Ne" 4o'N'
won the low score prize in this round Win
card Sa-S9-7S and won easily in the hnal Ai@''-
on the Fourth -
The next important tournament on the Ekvsan9A p.
links will be held on July 10. . and a TINS N-
he the annual tourney for the TacOnc Cup
Among the golfers who are stopping az "
FclulnOx House Is Frederick HerFesnofT' Ss 80 49,
York He has spent the week on the EAS E, -
course improving his game IN preparation Ae' -
national championship next week
The Tventisth Century Club at the hrst xiee-.-s
OF the season on Monday was entertalnea y a.
Jessie o. Hawley and Miss Sarah n ClesnoE~ -
7. Miner delivered an address on Panama
Fba CabIss the cottage occupied by Mr.. and A..s.
G. A la Vie, Of Brooklyn was the scene e- ~.
evening OF the Fourth OF party given % ~
IN TvrI5aVI afternoon Mrs J. J. Gunther end s
T3~oyUn ~ New York gave tea az Ihe 1lLl@S -,
The chawDiOn OF the WOFlams Atctt
As~ocfStion Miss Katherine Travers. or NeN 80
Is accompanied BY Mrs p e 1FSNsss 49,
81 b Jennings and A. o. WhipPle. OF NeN 4S,s'
vUh0 ara touring New England on Hule'-NSs
were az ne & ESTn9S St ne Eoulnor Holse
for the season are Mr. and Mrs. Aoraea &0'
al,T s1rS Siis a q Bishop. Of New York. accompalea
her aranddaughteT, Miss Alice b Fox, sttlysFt,&e -
the Equinox House this week for heF MY
Mrs T. @. Strong ana Shepard Strong. q Nass
inst0n have opened their summer home. SEooAs'A'
gor Nho SEASON.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
At UNDERCLIFF.

Underclff, n. Y. July Z (SpeciaD.-Under-
cliff, a long established and popular place on
Lake Placid, was opened on June % for the
season This attractive summer resort is at the
foot Of mountain on the shore Of the lake. about
four miles from Lake Placid village, and is
patronized by families and parties who enjoy
cottage or tent life for the summer. splendid
season is beginning and there are very few va
cancies. Among the guests are Walter c. Kerr
and family, William Mason Bennett and family,
Dr. and Mrs. John G. Fagg, Mrs. G. Billiard and
daughter New York City; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Keim Of Cleveland; Mrs. ]. F. Monroe, Of Ober-
lin, Ohio; Mrs. L. J. Schiller Of Brooklyn, n Y;
DR. Charles d. Alton and family, and Richard
Lyman Of Hartford, Conn; William LOomis,
of Troy, N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. McGiveren, Of
Toronto
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
MIXED EGGS IN ONE MESH.

An interesting case OG bird layins us sss,
IN the nest oe another species has heen Fecoa-1'
by Mr.. Oates. Og BesthOEpe. NeWarA-eil-ta
Three eggs Of the snipe and three oE eie -
shank were found On one nest- Closs eose-~
ton showed that tt was the redsAanN ta4- 20. -
sitting the mixed lot. Examples sns' a' -,
says writer In 'The Globe which A'7
very uncommon. show that birds are so''o"- so,,
prone 90 the alteration og laying "a otAsF -. ss
ana that the Alien eggs are not rejected cy - -
owners. These first steps. thens IN me - fhe
path which has led 20 the stra1iS- hao4s .-,ngv
Cuckoo being s, easily taken. q. seems 81 s6s
thar onlv oTSs sosoiss among our native p"~
- eainan ndNnnfn0 = A-V0 -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
DEER's HEAD INN.

Elizabethtown, n. Y. July Z (SpeciaD-At tas
Deers Head Inn many guests OF former seasons
have returned There is much interest n soE
among the guests. and the fact that Ben k1aAA-
lin. William Freeman and his son Edward as
we'll as other good golfers OF past seasons aEs
all returning. is taken by the guests a. So
antee fhat the hotel will be represented By
strong team. Benjamin F. StetsOns propI4stSs-
Of the inn. is playing a strong gOlr game - ~,
season. and much is expected OF nih On 'N'
CObble Hill team.
The inn orchestra has returned for the So
SON and the resumption OF the concerts 6Ive-
last season is hailed with delight by the 8uests.
A special musical programme was carried Ol-
for the Fourth, and the day was much enJoye-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE NORTHWOODs INN.

Lake Placid. N Y. July (SpeclaD.-Under tho
management of T. A. Leahy the Northwoods Inn
is this year enjoying large patronage. The
house is now well filled and the bookings extend
through July and August. far into September:
Among those from New York recently registered
are Mrs. NJ. A. Whitcomb, Miss Harriet Brown,
Irving L. Swartz, H. P. Mccarthy, William B.
Finnegan and family, Mrs George L. Thurston,
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Emory, Miss Lillian E. Crane,
Samuel J. Hoexter, Mars. c. Barnes William
]. Barnes and Robert c. Riley.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
ON POCONO PLATEAU.
What DR.. Van Dyke Says of the
Region.

Mount POconO. Penn, July (speciaD.-'No won
DER that Joseph Jefferson loved this pleasant vale
hidden among the hills" said DR.. Henry Dyke.
In speaking OF the region OF the Poconos and the
swiftwater nearby; 'the birds love IL, too. and
there are no woods more full OF song. no waters
more clear and musical. no thickets and meadows
richer in ferns and wild flowers. than IN this val
ley. The last time was with him on the stream
he said 20 me; fished this brook forty years ago.
and did not want 20 die without seeing Il again. "
July found almost all available quarters here
tsxsu nQs put ths soason e . uirs backward, It
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE LAKESIDE INN.

Lake Placid. n. Y, July CSpeciaD.-The ar
rivals here this week have been numerous, and
the Inn Will be filled for the rest of the month
and August. Nanny Friend, the New York
lawyer. was among the New Workers stopping
here this week. Others are Mr.. and Msrs. j. %.
KingSland, Charles LOeff1er, Mrs. William M
Johnson, and Miss Johnson, Mrs. w. NJ. Leeper,
Mrs II. A. Seaman, Miss L. Belle Pardee, Miss
Ella NJ. Sheehan, Miss Jeanette Bates Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Fisher and the Misses Otto.
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gins has one. while his parents. Mr.. ana NJ.
:; Higgins. and MISS Margaret Julian. are 80,
ping at the inn. ''p'
Tennis continues popular and soma s,.,.,-
games have been played this week On fFe 60. S.3
Colgate and Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Harris \, n ~ ~
York. - ~
The Fourth was observed By Thomas pr,~s.-
az his Camp of the Winds. on the lake sSc~a
III. NJ. Dunn has opened Camp SunshI~s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE AMERICAN.

Lake Placid. N. Y. July CspeciaD.-Because
Of its convenient location. the American is as
popular this year with visitors TO Lake Placid
as ever before. It is a most convenient point
for hunting and fishing parties Among the
w. ]. Bradley. c. F. Fingar, A. B. Halves, Miss
Shemming 6. H. Dupont, H. a. H. Dupont
Mrs E. P Elliott and Miss Emma Tyler.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE AMPERSAND.

yAmpersand, N v July z (speciaD.-Almost
every guest at the Ampersand carries fishing rod
and tackle; most every one has fishing record.
and those who do not fish content themselves
with relating fish stories. The experienced men
with the rod and line say they never saw any
thing to equal the black bass and pickerel fishing
the waters about the hotel now afford. NJ
Crundner is one Of the New York guests who
have had especially fine luck. But all the good
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
LAKE PLACID INN.

Lake Placid. n Y. July (speciaD Recent
New York arrivals at the Lake Placid Inn in
clude James NJ. Rodgers, r. J. Norton, Miss
Bertha Ruffner Mrs. B. H. Dean, Miss Ida
Sternbach Miss Carrie NJ. Sternbach, Mrs. G. G.
Ackerrnan, Miss Alison Ackerman, Miss Marion
Sage Mr.. and Mrs. H. Heyman Sage, George
Reindel Sage, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wilson, Mrs.
Sprague, DR.. and Mrs Joseph Henschel and
Masters Mervin and Egbert Henschel.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE BELMONT.

Lake Placid. n. Y. July Z CspeciaD.-C. w.
Rohmann and family are among the New York
c.rs arriving at this hotel this week. Mrs. F. H.
GAYLORD IS here for the season. and Mr.. Gaylord
S. expected soon. Mrs. farmhouse. who has
been visiting here, has returned. Recent ar
rivals are F. H. Bradley, Miss Celia Doyle Miss
Smith and Miss c. Thomas. The bookings for
the Test Of the month and August are heavy.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
ASBURY PARK OUTLOOK
Rain Kept Crosods Asvay for -Four
Days, but Hotels Agais Filled.

Asbury Park, N. J.. July (special). l).-Four DAYS
OF almost continuous rain was the weather record
for the early part OF the week. and the hotel mon
suffered In consequence thereof. xas The ho1adAx
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

one Of the cracks of the Kings County Tennis
Club, Of Brooklyn.
Horseback riding is as popular as ever among
the Stevens House guests II. II. Hevinor is
among these who devote much time to the
sport.
Mrs. J. a. Hamiin is entertaining Mrs NJ. E.
Mitchell and her granddaughter, Miss Dorothy
Hamlin. az her cottage. on Signal Hill.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
AT LAKE PLACID, NEW YORK.

Camp Fen Averil this season. arrived this week.
This is the camp occupied last season by Mrs.
Emmons Blaine. She plans to spend the sum-
mer in Canada, and probably will not return to
the ST. Regis lakes.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

James w starbuck. Ida " starbuck, Mr.. and
Mrs John Kelley, Miss S. Kerr. Mr. and Mre Jonn
Paris and Miss Helen Paris at the klttatlnny
for the entire ~,
Mr. and Mrs George w. Sweeney ana MISS Allce
Sweeney are at the Kittatinny.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-18

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 BIG GAIN IN SCORES.
 Yesterday was another day of lev erybody swing and all change places It was the banner day for new sub scriptions-nearly every contestant turned in new orders ranging in num- Der from one to seven James MOrrell came in with a big score and Byria ShOtt and Ben Kimber were among those who secured several new ones. but they did not get quite enough the first day to score them the thousand extra votes. However. they will prob ably have the required six new ones before Mondays score Is counted.
 The south side has not been heard gs M and Tempe contestants put in a good day yesterday rustling new subscrip- tions in order to get in on the offer of one thousand extra votes for six new subscriptions.
 HARRY KERR'S STUNT.
 Before 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon Harry Kerr had turned in several new orders, one more than enough to get the thousand additional votes. Harry is certainly a rustler. and is out for all that there is to be had.
 DON'T FORGET THE TURKEY.
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