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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-28
ab Phone 153.

2 before II o'clock a. m.
ab Phone 1913.
all at The Club and get You,
ey back.
ndge W. 7, Amman, of Colfax,
q visitor in the city yesterday.
ill Feed, oats and rolled barley in
quantity. Barr & Chainey.
Arthur Goble was called to
enacres this afternoon.
g. Castleberry Of Fernwood, is a
Tor in the city.
~ our pure grape juice. A sure
entative for TYPHOID. The Idaho
eantile company.
G. Nauholz, of the Occur d.
e Bank & Trust company, is con
to his home with severe case
nsilitis.
oudy weather dosn't interior
the taking of portraits at the
p d'Alene Studio. Wiggett block.
aih, Timothy and Alfalfa hay by
pale or ton. Barr & Chainey.
j. Nichols, a fruit. grower and
maker of the Potlatch country,
lifting with his daughter, Mrs.
Normoyle, at the Hotel Nor
GU want the hest, get the Flint
granite ware fully warranted.
City Hardware company.
Try Robinson and wife, former
nts of the city, and now living
title, are spending few days in
~.
hsifter -four leads all in soft
Barr & Chainey.
Cannon, of the Brown Table
company, leaves tomorrow for
be, Iowa, where he will take
of the books of bank which
ecently. He is an expert ac-
nt.
rl connected with each oyster
ms cocktails at the Club.
and Mrs. j. j. Browne, Wand
pr Erma and Hazel, visited
oyd Hamilton this week, and
r Spokane yesterday. They
ccompauied by Mrs. Hamilton
III spend a few days in that
have it and every piece is
nted, Flintstone ware Lake
hardware company.
Carnaham and Thomas Pat
Fho RESIDE at the east end of
au street, are grading the fronts
T lots to make them conform
the grades of the sidewalk,
is considerably lower.
-512-512. It's Coffee and
st. Barr & Chainey.
ntant General Ortis Hamilton,
Washington National Guards,
, two days in the city this week
g his brother, Boyd Hamilton,
b of the Occur d'A.ene Bank &
company.
ies, if you appreciate a good
look at our petticoats on sale
row, Saturday, at SO cents each.
nist Department store.
Bid Young Peoples society of the
ish Lutheren church will hold
il Fegualar meeting at the church
] tening. Sunday morning Sun
achool at $50, morning services
N.A5, and evening services at
d. Murphy has purchased the
IS interest of Geo. Read in the
Meat Market, the corner of
and Lakeside streets, and TAX
rye of the same. Mr.. Murphy
xperinced man at the business.
American Trust company re-
Ehe following real estate sales:
H. Roche to I. V. Case lot 10,
10, consideration $3.50. ]. ].
N to VIM. Brennan, lots :, S,
IL, II block As, O'Brien's
addition. consideration sl100;
D' Brien to D. H. Stetler, lots :
block %, O'Brien's Third ad-
consideration 5000.
Keller, of Keller Il Company,
I'd news of the death of his faith
Keller, of Greenacres, this
ng. The deceased is 60 years
and has always lead an active
E. B. Keller left for Green
this afternoon, where he will
arrangements for the shipping
.-.,,.,s,~. .. DsN,wfIIa Uaal,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-28

HME KALICH, CELEBRATED YIDDIsH
ACTRESS
had no rights in 1.-THE Kreutzer Sonata"
to dispose of two years ago to Messrs.
Wagenhals & Kemper or at any other
time or to any one else. When Messrs.
Wagenhals & Kemper produced ''The
Kreutzer Sonata" in Chicago the owners
further unauthorized performances of the
play
The author, Gordln, sides with Wag-
enhals & Kemper and says:
'Mr. Fiske recently announced
through the press that no one in the
world has any rights to The Kreutzer
Sonata except himself. Even the au-
thor of the play must not presume to
set forth his claims. Such absolute
rights were said to be conferred upon
the rulers of the past by divine grace
OF heaven. Mr. Fiske acquired his
rights by the grace of his trusted as
ISOLATE In the management of Miss
Kalich-one Mr.. Spachner.
"Mr. Fiske appropriates my literary
property. my own work. and openly
consigns it to The Jungle He pro-
poses to make out of the tissue of my
brains and nerves 'sausages' for him
self and his co-mate, Mr.. Spachner.
He is mistaken, however, II he thinks
he can do so with impunity.
my able lawyers will safeguard my
rights in the court of law. On my
part intrust my case TO higher court
to the court of honest public opinion
and social equity.
''This piracy, which has passed from
the commercial world into the literary,
must be stopped" ..z.-a-.-=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31
Turob lsst Ssrnfuns stn.

anmalt SO6n e. Duncan lssts &c.
gen bas rlrtbeil @idtsr @lforb's. burG
uel9ss Jr.o 6. gurop tuegsl inbirsc.
ter WiBa9tung beg Geridts gu 8efdns'
nib. unb @slbfrafe berurtbsilt NOR,
bsim gppslations- @eri4t oss Staates
Snbinna Bsrufuns elm. Die 8erbunb-
lung Der gerufung 1T auf ben Is.
SUM- fefgeiebt uoroen.
Sas %gesenwdrti9 In ben @eri6tsn
idmebsnoe 6abeas= @orpus-g erfabren
uiro bur9 bic 8erufungs. ginIsgung
nidt beribrt; nur wsnn bas 8srfab-
rem au 8unfen bes An9etla9ten auss
fdlt, uiiroe Der 3wed Der Berufuns
errei1t Isin uno bieie islbft ,uriidss3o-
gen tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

Rid 2scoppf q. 81 Sabre alt.
610 Weft WarpIanb Strabe. NiIe ar'
bree, IS Sabre alt, @ef WaibingtOn
StraBe. Nid Webiri, 80 Sabre oft,
Def @aibin9ton StraBs, prigelten
f9 geffern gegenieitig unb muroen
prompt bon ben Beamten Dunn unb
6ofetter eiHgeipsrrt.
Die bsibsn sulsbt Genannten foaen
benz SecDpof $40 snttpenbet baben, als
oieier nit benz &ebolber in Der 6ano,
iein @elo surtdfprberte, fielen bisielben
tiber ibn Der uno perblduten i'm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

Sic T1u9t | n oie Oefz
entIi6feit. Gin 9ef9Gftsz
mann in Gbemnib, Sadfen, bate fpes
gen gu bober Ginf9Gbung our Gin
tommeniteuer in bumoritif9er @eiie
6ur4 elm 3eitunesinferat 1000 Warf
gelobnung fir Oenjenigen ausseiebt,
Der imftdn6e iet, ibm elm berartis bo6es
GinfommN nad5ure9nen, pie es iein
M%gdben5ettel aneebe. Ote Solee mar,
bab Der damn in Der Steuerlifte nm
mebrere &lafen herabgeieBt tpur6s.
9 9Iteen Bet M q r m { n
9 d n. sSn einem GHsnperte
BET Srier, Rbeinpropins, fu9te bic
9aufirerin Sboma nit bier &in6ern
Na9tquartier BET oen fparmen S6las
den. 4m Morsen fpuroe Die S4la,
fen6e bon ~gIiibenber S9ldde iiberz
itr0mt mnb nit breien ibrer ainber se-
t1otet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31
Gtnbrad.

@sfern Moresr ,uii9sn 9 unb IL
ubr wuroe Elm ginbru9 in benz SauIe
bon Wm. Gnpbsr. 1911 &ural Str,
bertbt. Die gurI9en batten Elm Gen.
Her on Der Settle bes Sauies erbro4en,
woour9 he in Dos Snnsrs gslauetsn.
6err Snpoer NOR NIT ieiner 5amilie
3ur Staot sssansen, I'm f9 bic 90.
raoe an5uieben. oils bic 5amilis sesen
IL ubr 3uriidtebrts, fanb He cine grOBe
gerwtifuns in ibrer WObnuns Dor.
Die @sesnfdnbe In ben 3ommoben unb
S9rdnfen waren bur9siranoer getutibli
unb tbeilpsiis auf ben 8oben seuorfen
tuOrbsn. als bie Orbnuns tpieosr bsr-
eefisllt mar, uurbe cine g6ris, tn mel.
DER f9 Is Gents uno fur 81 Stra.
Benba6nbinsts befanben, permiBt. Die
bsna9ri&tigts pc;i3ei fabnoet nod ben
Dieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31
Brad beioe 8etme.

geim Nblabel bong orofsinsn, wel&e
an Der gidins unb Heu Seriep Strabe
sur S%srffslun9 zines neuen Seitentne'
ees sebrau9t peroen, feel elmer ber
i9wersn Stsine auf ben Ju6rmanu
@surg Seller uno brad ibm beios
8sins. Die fdbiif9s Nmbulan8 i9aHts
ben DsrungIidten nod feiner @Ob'
riul1q 70. 745 Bates Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31
nRfa |.

u. %. Sablor. 313 Wef &ap Str,
Elm 2onbutteur Der StraBenbabn fisl
an Der @de Der SQinOis uno
Str, beim ginfammeln Der
5abrgslber bon Der fabrenben Gar
uno 3Os f9 msbrere 8erlsbunsen gu
Der 0erpunbete tpurbe In Der ftdotis
I8sn @mbulana nod benz tdotii1en
6ofpitaI ssbra9t. Na9bsm er bort
usrbunosn tporoer mar, wuroe berislbe
mad fsiner @Obnuns tiberfh6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

@ G n.


Nrthur unb Yexla 2eump, 800 ".
eugene Str, 2nabe.-@iliam uni
Bearl Beal, 1912 Wontcalm Str,
Rnabe.-Artbur uno Marie Sarrifon,
113O g.. MiRouri Str, ana5e.-
Sbomas unb Bertha Smith. 2124
Wartinoale Nbs., 4nabe. - eborlea
uno Maube BieelOw, 2217 Columbia
abe., 3wilinee, anaben .-gen uuo
Georgia SobniOn, 81 8seelp Ctr,
Rnabe. George u. unb 2ora Alen,
SOB q. 2ibertp Str., 3nabe'
@eorbe n.
gmeline pal, SO, 9O3 libel Git
Sdualine @bite, IL Soge. 1929 @ol'
ton 9Th. = @iliam S9lsi4er, ~,
1907 Repmnn Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31
9snti9sr Tramsn Silisberetn.

Die reeeImdbigs @eriammluna oes
Seutiden Grauen Silfsbereins flnost
am Sreitae @admittas I'M 2 nbr 80
i'm 9suti9sn Sauie fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31
@runoeisenthums llebertragunsen.

8raib. Got 147, Souglab part 4bo..
IS bel 1924 SUB, bacant, @efieitt
SEEM Ssrfsp Str, n6rbIi9 BON Is.
Str. $1,000.
MmeIia DC. Stalss an Charles
SbabsIp, 8bsiI Got 2, 2ittls's Subb.,
Sb ell aubenlot "a. 17.6 bel 125 SUB,
Der bsHsrt, Stoieite Waibinstun, 6fliS
bon gaf Ctr. s765O.
SOB & pbi0ips Manufacturing SO.
an Sames 30. Wanos. 2ot 297 Alsn
II. U. 2. Mbb., 80 bel 100 CUB, Der,
be fsrt, Snbfsite SsIoB Str. 6flid
bon Scotia Str, unb Got 26, Sod,
no pb u. u. SibOf Aob., 81 BET 100
SUB, baeant, Offsite Olibs Str, iAo.
lid bon Minnsfota Ctr.
u. 6. Qies 9umber 60. on 2abina
Warlep, 2ots " uno 70. Srotter's
grootfbs parf addition, 80 bei 12O
SUB, bsrbefsrt, OHisite bon gming.
strubs, fioIi9 bon @epIanb abs.,
$4,000.
Seize 2enum on Mnna 9. Samilton
unb Anbsrs, Got 5, Square 5, Snbia.
napolis Gar @ompanp's addition, 40
BET 140 SUB. bsrbsfert, Wsfieite bOn
are mol Ipe., iibIi9 bon IL. Strabs,
$1,000.
Greberif Wc@lelan on gilbert 6.
Msbser, Got 3, Wepsr's 1. aobieion,
38 bel 125 SUB, baennt, Norbieite bon
proipsct Ctr. bfIi9 BON ct. pauls
StraBe, 1856.
5enrp u. Sobfon an Daniel aen.
ne bp, Got A. gIpd 156, 8riebtuoOb,
37.6 BET 185 SUB. berbsfert, tusffli9e
settle Der Station Str, iHbli9 bon
%. Str. $2500.
Oral 6. Minsr on Sames 80. Rim
mid. Got "a, Sogibire u. u. plsniant
STUN Nbb., IS Bel 1906 SUB, berbeI=
iert, ipsfli6s Settle Der 0ila abe.,
iblid BON 2eringtpn Nbe. $500.
Charles u. Srper on @eorge 8.
s. Warutt. 2oi %, glod z. Slet9et's
Ncrbof Ibb., 40 BEL 14O SUB, pacant
uefliGs Settle Der Danoss Str. fioli9
DON 19. Ctr. $500.
Ealpb u. gouna an Mars 6. gec.
fins. Got 9, Soies pleaiant ganep
aob., 40 bel 143 SUB, iiblide ssits
bon Orange Str, 6fIi9 bon State
Str. $3.50.
Sbomas 6. Dab an 6orace 3.
$errp u. H., Cots 2 unb 8 unb 8beil
bon Got |, Sotpnrbs grben 9hb.. met.
Ii9e Settle, n6roli6 bon Wilsr Ctr.
1925.
SoIspb W. Selbage on Charles
WtIsrf&6n, Got 8, Me.ritt Ylace
ADDITION, 1850 bel 100 SUB, bneant,
Norofeite BON Midiaan Str, tusfli9
bon Milsp Abe., $500.
Warp 8. perfins on 2aura u.
Brotpn, 2ot97, gouns's SubbibiRon.
Outlot 81, Outlet 181, 40 bel 1903
SUB, bsrbsHsrt. Offeite bon part.
aDspue, iholid bon 10. Ctr, $1,000.
@sorge %. Sbenp an Wiliam 90.
@ebb, 2ots 263, asa unb 612, @rm.
itrOns Part Nboi!ipn. bacant, on a.,
SO. unb 80. Str. tpefili4 bon Yudepe
Ctr. $500.
2ouis M. Gteener an Rop Snbp,
Got 13, BlOd 3, Ouens part @rppe
abbiiion, 40 BET 100 SUB, psrb. .eho=
ieite Der @hicneo Ctr, 6fili9 bon
S9urmar Nbe. $3.50.
Oscar u. Sole u. u. on Waltsr u.
@raham, Got II, 8lof 2. @absn u.
u, OH @oobIarn abb., 80 BEL 1883
SUB, perbeHsrt, Sioieite Spann glbe.,
msfli6 bon NeIion StraBen. 81, 900.
Gli 3. Raufman an Siaae Seize u.
u. nbrbli9e Sdlfte Der wefliden Sdlfts
IuBsnIot 142, 52.6 Bel 1875 CUB, Der.
bsHsrt, StSisite Waibington STRIFE,
6fii9 bon BIadfOro Strabe. $40, 500.
Sarab 6. Burton on @iliam 3.
Burton, Got 40 in @ibfon's Subj.
bon Got %. Sobnfon's grben Abb,
40 bel 184 SUB, perbehert, @effeits
bon Bslsfontaine Str, fholi& bon 20.
Gkr % mn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

~ srIauet-ein sutes beuti&es Ndbten IN tlsiner
- Samtiie. 6sbr gutter 2obu. gtat3ufra9en I'M
gIobs aIsiosrIaseH. ede ssaibiustcu uno SsIamars
Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

c& erIanqt-Rdodeu fir oa9emetre 6dusnrbeit'
- aIeine SomiIie. Rein @ai6eH. Ra93nfra.
gen 1901 9lprb Capitol abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31
Oerlanst Mnsetsen
rasnb psI1sr Nrt perbeu in Der .Snbiana q ribins'
nit Sc per Belle FIR isbs SuSsrtiou bsreanst.

q thanksgiving Gin juueer Wtann iuGt Be,annt.
~ I1aft zines eiufoden beutibeu Ndodb ems.
spsds Ssiraib. Tou obreiFre unter sbiffre q. g.,
Office bisi,s BIattss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

Su perfaufen Ginen feiuen BaupIab uorboftIi9
. on Sturm Ape, suii1en Si9blano aoe. uuo
Oriental Ctr. AbJnssfanal, iidbtii1ss @aner nnb
9as in Der stroBe SUITE StraBe unb Erottoir-
Ran nsbme on Mi@isan Strassnbabn. SIR ein8sln'
beitem penbe mon fb on 6. 8. gsaerer. 1928 Sturm
ape. obsr in Charles Raper & Company.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

N%srlangt. Gin Mann unb Srau I'M BEN gdrtntr
~ aui elmer 5orm betilfi9 gu ieiu. @ah3ufra.
gen bur9 alien 2elepbou 3s1 Broao yipple.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

yHsrlanet - Gin eutes bsutides Rdbden.
~ $40 Roro Gait Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

Gbteasp; 81. @ai.
Sir Snbiana: SIM AIsemeinen i9on,
nit @usnabme BON locale @epittsritiirrre
beute Na6t oesr 5reitas; fibIer i'm nOrS'
Ii6en SbeiIe am Sreitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

N@erIaHat-gin Ndo9en fir algemeine Sars'
~ arbeit. gobSnfraseu 1723 4arf Apenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

ON psrfaufen = Gin mobnbaus aeIegeu s11s on
- 5heu Dorf StraBe. 6 SiEimer, grosen fnbnen
Stan unb grbeneebdnbe, Bruunsn, Gtfterne unh
HbsusseanaI.Berbinouna CUTE Cbfbdunts uub i1bue
BeiuIaubs.: anes tn sutem 8uffaub. NfuS uesen
Ra&lafisni&afts; Beribeilune ~oerfauft tuerben.
Rdtsres tn SO. sas Of Regartp Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

@ ottIieb Qeutgarbt,
vOie semltbli@e Ode,
Ode Noble unb Martet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31
@etterberimt.

Sar "a etuHDsH .HbsuS 7 usr ysOrssns. 1. SUM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

As miro nit &e6t bebauptet, Dab
W ne eirem junsen Shame Sen
beiten Sesinn seben fam, I'M
Dem man Die Stiiben unter ibm ents
fernt unb fir fid ielbit Beginner ldbt.
Ser bette 8esinn fir einen iunssn
Mann obne Stiben irsenb pelder
Dirt, mare Die uhoeranoerIi9e 6egeI
in ieinem 9eben, sebn Gents an isbem
Dollar ben er berbient, fur cine NnsabI
bon Sabren gu fparen. unO baburd
id einen i6liebIi6en grfols gu ii6ern.
Siefe ftarfe geleuidaft oherirt ieOen
Sortbeil fir einen Beginner gum err
iparen bon Selo. Sept lit es 3eit gu
beginner.
THE
Indiana Trust Co.
xapttaI. ......... 81 1000, 10000
neberi9ub ......... 325,000.00
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31

2peaIsB etterberi9t.
S9Sn, nit Giisnabfae bon seIesentli9en
@ewitteritirme beute Na6t ooer Sreitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-31
Ttermometerfann.

4ternaometerftane.
35@fe Temperatur. 70 @rao
NieSrtefe Tentpsratur. 81 .
@. &. BIbtbS
Secticns,D Director.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Lake Placid. y. Y Sept Is OSpeciaD.-The
Lake Placid hotel men, all OF whom have made
plans for the enlargement Of their respective
hotels, which they had planned 20 begin
work promptly on october 1. find themselves
confronted by problem All the big hotels here
are scheduled 20 close on October ], hut the
crowds now here show so little disposition TO go
away that the hotel men may be obliged 10
change their plans and keep their houses open
longer II this is the case IL Will postpone for a
time the working out OF building plans involv-
sng the expenditure OF over 100000. for at all OF
the big hotels the prOprietors and managers
prompted by the determination never again to
be obliged 20 turn people away. plan extensive
alterations additions and improvements, an"
the carpenters are now getting the lumber resoy-
IL the hotel men are not Handicapped IN the
execution Of their plans Lake Placid VIII De IN A
position another season 20 take care OF ABOUT
twice as many visitors this year. ana TINS sea-
son has been the greatest thus far in the history
OF the resort
There is now as much activity at the different
hotels as IN July in some previous seasons.
Though many persons have returned 10 the CITY,
others have come 10 MI their places. The ar
rivals OF the week include sportsmen ana tour
lists. who cannot resist the temptation 10 speno
one week or more here enjoying the beauty OF
The spectacle presented by Lake Placid In the
rapidly changing dress OF autumn foliage.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
THE AMPERSAND.

Ampersand. " Y. Sept. 10 (SpeciaD,-The az
fair Of especial interest AT the Ampersand this
week was the romantic wedding and honeymoon
Of Miss Agnes Blake. daughter of Francis Blake,
inventor OF the telephone transmitter. who has
been spending several weeks with his family at
this resort. Miss Blake was married on Sunday
TO Stephen s. FitzGerald. son Of Desmond FftZ-
Gerald. OF Boston. in st. Luke's. the little Epis-
cOpal church here. the services being per-
formed by the Rev Walter II. LarOm. assisted
by the Rev. T. Z Snively. Because Mr. FitZ-
Gerald and HIS bride anxious to avoid any
thing approaching notOriety in connection with
their marriage. only members Of the family were
present.
Since their arrival here. Mr. FftzGerald and
Miss Blake have been experimenting the con-
structiOn OF a rough camp on the shore of the
lake several miles above the hotel. and after
their wedding they went 70 this camp 10 spend
part Of their honeymoon.
The members OF the Blake-FftzGerald party at
the AmpeTsand are Mr.. and Mrs. Francis !.
Blake. Desmond FitzGerald. BENJAMIN S. Blake.
II. :. Payson Miss Charlotte H Young and
Miss Janet Fish.
There are stiII large number Of guests at
the Ampersand. and many of the cottagers will
keep open house until the hotel closes, on Octo-
Der /. This has been one Of the most success
ful seasons the hotel has ever experienced
This week a large number of automobile par
ties have reached the Ampersand.
Since the close Of the tournament there has
been but passing interest IN golf One event OF
note. however, was foursome. in which Mrs
Milton Q Work and Frank Crook PLAYED Miss
Roma Huselton and DR.. Brainard H. Whitbecll
There was some good work done on both sides
But Mrs Work and Mr. Crook were victorious
winning . UP and 10 go
Early I'm the week Nj and Mrs Work ten
dered a farewell dinner for Mrs. NJ r Crouch
and Miss Helen johnson. who were returning 10
the city. $ Galloway was Of the invited
guests
Mr. and Mrs. Otto +. Reimer and family Of
New York. have taken Hillcrest cottage ana
VIII occupy II for the rest Of the season.
one Of the pleasant dinners Of the week WAS
that given by Mrs " s. HUselton at Hemlock
Lodge for Mrs Victor Herbert. Wife Of the COM
poser. Clifford Herbert. and Mrs F. c. Corning
Mrs. Charles Woodward. who arrived this
week. is the guest Of Mrs Joshua Rhodes az
Lakeside cottage.
Mr and Mrs. =. Johnnott the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. r c. Waite.
Mrs. Palmer Pierce. OF West Point arrived this
week, joining Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Young OF New,
York
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Hahlo and E. A Sea-
songood were among the New York arrivals ~
the week AT the Ampersand
Charles ". Hoffman and Miss Phoebe p Hon.
man, OF New York. also arrived early I'm the
week 10y ''' ''i0
during the week guests at the A.nDerso n Il
have joined I'm several excursions 10 the Inner
saranac Lake One such party Included Mrs
Joshua Rhodes. W. y. Rhodes Miss NJ IT
Rhodes. Miss A. l.. Rhodes Miss r NJ TusaI-
ton and DR. and Mrs. b. ". whitbeck Another
party Included Mr.. and Mrs g T. shannon DIR
ana Mrs. II. Toulmin. Mr.. and Mrs Ornsbv Nc
Cannon. Otis Childs and Milton G Work
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
THE WAWBEEK.

Wawbeek. N. Y. Sept 10 CspeclaD.-The finals
for the silver cups offered by 5. A. Ferris who
is I'm camp with his family on Deer Island. have
occupied the attention of all OF the golf players
at the Wawbeek the last few days. That offered
for driving won by Stone Douglas and that
for putting by W. II. Richards. OF New York.
The cup for the approach. or short game. went
20 j. a Hancock The finals I'm the putting con-
test close. between Herbert Reeve and
Mr.. Richards
AT tie WaW beck. elseWh here the spOrtsmen
are waiting impatiently for the hunting season
10 open. Joseph Eastman and DR.. q. S. Wight
man are planning 10 start next week a duck
hunting expedition along the Raquette River.
Albln SWenson returned this week 10 the Sven
son camp in bungalow Bay. from an extended
trip into Alaska
Rungeebeek. one OF the hotel cottages. has
been taken for the rest of the season by a party
including Frank j. SAKE, Miss SAKE. Miss Ellen
NJ SAKE Charles NJ. SAKE. Mrs. J. II. Reynolds,
j. H. Reynolds, 81. and Miss Janet McKim.
Joseph NJ. Huston. architect OF the new Capitol
building al Harrisburg. Penn arrived this week
al Wawbeek with Mrs. Huston. Mr Huston's
brother Samuel g Huston, has purchased q
camp site near the Wawbeek.
The capacity OF the hotel is 10 be increased
another season: several new cottages viii be
erected. and two new tennis courts will be con-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake PLACID. y. Y, Sept Il CSpeciaD Though
The large number OF guests at the Grand View
has made il impossible 10 do much on the
proposed building operations. no time has been
lost in the development Of the grounds The
nrst shipment OF 100 trees 10 be set out arrived
this week. and have been planted. Work on the.
new walks and drives has also been pushed
This week the arrival Of several excursion par
ues has served 10 make the hotel busy place.
one party Of fifty, headed by Philip l. Nazro
devoted the week TO trips 10 High Falls, John
Browns grave and other points OF interest and
took steamboat trip on Lake Placid.
The Grand View baseball team. which VIII
soon be disbanded for the season. has an en-
viable record, having lost only two games out OF
the entire series played this season. In a game
the other day with team from Au Sable Forks
the Grand View team was victorious by the
score 81 q to 4
Card parties and other social affairs still con-
tinue at the hotel. Al a party the other evening
the winners Of the prizes were Miss Luella Day
and Thomas Talbot
Allan B. Endicott was among the arrivals OF
the week.
r. w. Lancaster. 81 New York, arrived this
week Joining his family. who have been here all
summer.
F. c. Reinton also arrived this week. as the
guest of +. J. Painter.
A. r. Arellano, of Havana, has 3Oned his
family who have been here several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid. y. y. Sept u CSpeciaD
week many tourists who are making the trip
through the mountains by many and varied
methods Of transportation have reached the
Stevens House. OF automobile parties there have
been any number. one Of these. headed by eX-
Congressman Wallace T. Foote. Jr-. included
State Senator George y. SoUthwick. Mir. and
AIRS. John r. sherman, Miss Castor and Mrs.
Nedder. They came IN TWO touring cars ana
spent several days here. AnOtser automobile
party included David Wilcox, president Of the
Delaware e. Hudson Railroad, and Mr. and MIS-.
AlfTcd Ely.
A party OF young men from New York incud-
ing IT G q. Banaby. Il. B. Bruyn and J.. B
Hughes. who touring the Adirondacks on
horseback arrived 81 the Stevens House this
week having made the entire "trip from the
metropolis in the saddle.
Two other young men, H. J.. Bellinger and
Dr. 4. ThurWachter, arrived on motor cycles.
having adopted tnat method OF seeing The noun
tains al this time Of The year.
Senator Samuel J. FoleV who II the
arrivals OF the week. the guest Of former
Water Comnissiouer John T. Oakley al a beef
steak dinner given the lake shore this week.
Professor ~. NJ TWitChell. Of South Carolina
College. arrived this week. He was accompaniei 4
by Mrs TWitt he'll. and together tnry made th..
ascent Of Mount Whiteface.
Mrs. q. IL Booth wife Of the cashier of the
Delaware g. Hudson Railroad. arrived early this
week, chaperoninc party ~ twelve young men
ana women from Hotel Champain. al Blum
Point Abel J. Culver second vice president Of