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New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
THE WAWBEEK.

"aWoeek' n Y. Sept l (SpeciaD. This has
peeh week fun Of activity at the Wawbeek
In the annual tennis tournaments for the
NaWbeek Cup Miss Belts OF Rirch Island NO,
the womens singles. Magnus S11ensou the mems
singles, while the mixed doubles were won by
Dr. 5. X. Bremner and Miss Brinton OF SeW,
York. - 80"
The annual masquerade bail given at the
Mawoeek was the most successful affair OF the
KIND ever held here Some Of the most striking
costumes were those of Miss Rena DuIap as
Pocahontas; Mrs O :. Wightman, a dairy
nlalG. Miss Pltken, school miss; Miss Ell
dredge, Spanish peasant: Mrs J. Ben Hart
a Spanish Inatron; Miss Vivian Thomson
Marie Anto!nette; Miss Annie Eastman a Swiss
peasant; Miss Belva Dula. sailor girl: DR. O
;. Nightman. grotesque clown: j. e Devine
the original Indian; Edward Christian a Span
sh wooer; Magnus Swenson, a Swiss peasant:
]. Ben Hart. the original fat man; the Messrs
stone, Douglas and Robert Dula in feminine at
tire, and the Aessrs. Coster and Dickey, the in
fants inCorrgbe.
The golf tournament for the Wawb beck Gun
has been on this week and all OF the golf pIayers
at the hotel have taken part In it.
A dinner party given one evening this
week by Miss Rubino Christian The tables
were decorated with poppies, and among those
present were Miss Margaret Christian, Miss
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
ON THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper St. Regis. n. Y. Sept. 1 (SpeciaD.-This
week 4 number OF those who have been spend
ing the summer here left camp and next week a
number of others planning to return 20 the
city.
Miss GLADYS \. II. Pell is the latest arrival at
the Birch Island camp Of Mr. and Mrs. Anson
Phelps Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs. I. y. Phelps
Stokes also arrived there early in the week.
Miss Maude Curtiss, of New York, arrived this
week AZ the camp OF Or. and Mrs. Walter b.
James. on the Upper So Regis Lake.
The latest to join the house party at Camp
Wyndover. W. W. McApns camp. is Miss
Louise Wilkin.
u. r. Vail and Miss Janet Henderson have ar
rived at the camp Of c. r. Henderson, on the
upper lake
Professor Graham I-usk has had guests this
week Or. ". Z. Lusk G. l.. Luling and w. Cut
ting
At Camp Regmont Miss Ellen r. Taylor has
been entertaining this week Miss Caroline Nc
Cormick and Mr.. and Mrs L @ Weld.
Some spirited races have been saIed recently
by the members of the st. Regis Yacht Club In
both of the races sailed last week Robert W.
Stuart finished first. F. L. Slade second and
Henry l.. Hotchkiss third. In the race on
Wednesday OF this week W. NJ. Barnum inished
first Henry L. Hotchkiss second. and William
third
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid, y. ". Sept. (Special).-The Inn
5etin continues crowded with guests. and will
'remain so up TO the day OF closing A number
|of the campers have this week been entertaining
friends. Miss Marion Scule arrived al Camp
Chpmunkery as the guest Of MI and Mrs. Will
Aiam S. Perot. jr., and Miss f. b. Rae and Miss
IA NJ. Power Joined Mrs. Augustus II. Goodwin
G Ostenola Lodge.
Joseph James a. Bonsack and Miss Bonsack
joined Mrs. Bonsack al Camp MOoseWOOd. and
Miss peckert and Miss Merzel and A. J. c.
Solari Joined the house party OF the Misses
Solar at Overlook cottage.
Howard Longstreth and Miss Eliza beth Tay-
lor arrived this week az Theanograns, the camp
of Mr.. and Mrs ". w. Supplies.
Miss Virginia w Bowen has arrived early
this week al Camp Colburn. the camp OF Mrs
G. L. Huggins. OF New York. Miss Stockwell.
os New York. also arrived al this camp this
week
At the Balsarn. Mr.. and Mrs D. A Chambers
and D. Lawrence Chambers have been the
guests OF Mr., and Mrs. William A. Mesrns.
Several golf tournaments have been in prog
veee al the inn this week. one OF them for a cup
offered by Harrington Mills Among those TAX
ting part in II were ]. r Farrelly, Spencer L.
Jones. T. b. Rice. II. c. Jones. Owen Osborne.
George 3 Phngst. NJ. NJ. Hillman. w. r Lyman,
r. r. Hagner. Loren Johnson E. p. Sevin, T. s.
Gay. jr.. c. r. Dickinson. Joseph Fitzell. Hugh
Rowan and L. II. Biglow. jr
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

Leke PLACID. y. Y. Sept. ! (Special).-Ihe
time when the first OF this month was considered
the end OF the season in the Adirondacks is
gone and the fact is perhaps nowhere more
strikngiy brought out than at this resort IN
the heart OF the Adirondack Mountains All
the week long crowds. as large as any arrlV-
ing this season. have reached Lake Placid. ana
the hotels al this resort continue filled with
guests. the numbers taking advantage OF the
specia, rates offered by both the Delaware d
HUDSON and New York central railroads more
than making up for the return OF the few VINO
feel compelled 20 go for business or other
reasons. SO Ear as natural conditions are con-
cerned, Lake Placid never more attractive
than now. The weather is delightfully."- cool anu
the foliage is taking those wonderful color
1nss which will make The whole countryside SO
attractive within short time.
The arrivals of the week have incluoeu
"UnCle Joe" Cannon and other persons OF I'M
portance, and many enjoyable parties and eA-
cursions TO points Of interest nave taken place.
Golf tournaments, tennis tournaments ana
sailing RACES have completed the programme OF
outdoor sports with which the summer suests
have amused themselves All or the holelS
here Will remain open through this month ana
some of them Into October
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

thls winter to take charge OF The Foothira
DufInS the last week the guests have engaged
IN many enjoyable parties. among them being =
nay ride 10 ElizabethtoWn. Sixteen of the youns
people took part IN this. and were chaperoned b.
MRS H. p, Smith. James Crary and a party of
TRENDS joined in fishing trip TO the bass banks
carry IN the week, but they were caught In =
downpour of rain returning.
party headed by Drs. Hennessey and Du.
rama OF New York, drove TO Westport Sprina
the other DAY, and. taking the trail to Nichols
Pond. put in the day fishing.
FrOIesSOr William James, head OF the chair of
mathematics at Harvard. has been Spending =
rev weeks at the inn, accompanied by I'll M
kallen, also OF Harvard
John Osborne. of New York who is spendfns
the summer at the inn, placed his launch IN
commission this week and has been SURPRISING
MS friends with her speed trials.
Ihe mn mas come 10 be favOrite resting spoe
FOR educators. LangdOn C. StewarCison nrest.
dent or Hobart College. has been spending the
summer here with Mrs. StewardsOn and Pro.
fesS0r Charles W. Needhanl, of George VVass Ins.
ton University. has been here with his family
IN the recent tennis tournament Henry TayIoe
or New York. was the winner of the mems sin.
sles, the mixed doubles being won by II "
Thornpbins and Miss Pupke.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

City Club; Irving Schmelzel. Of the Long Island
Country Club: Fred Middlebrook OF the Ardsley
Club: j. r. Reynolds, of the Elmira Country
Club; Otis L. Williams. of the Richmond Coun-
try Club. ard Robert w F'lenniken. OF the
Allegany Country Club.
a drag ride was of the occurrences OF
the week much enjoyed by some OF the young
people. Among those takne part In it were
Miss Paula Frederlcks. the Misses Brown, POyn-
ter and Stephenson and Messrs. Chevaler and
Stephenson. The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Stephenson and Mrs F'redericks.
The Ampersand visited this week by the
.FIikers Club" composed Of students of SYRIA
mountains There are eighteen in the company
and they are headed by "pri'' A Davis, captain
of the Syracuse varsity crew for next season
and president of the Syracuse student body.
The boys went into camp az Eagle Island. near
the hotel. for a time. They tramped from AL
bany TO Lake George. up along Lake Champlain
TO Star Lake Loon Lake and Saranac Lake
and going on 10 Lake Placid and through
the Kecne Valley home.
a number of the st. Regis campers Joined In
a dinner party at the Ampersand day this
week. The company Included Mr and Mrs
John Sherman Hovt Miss Hankey. Miss Mildred
STOKES G.. HOppin. Dr. Hooker. III. Arrow
smith. L. Arrowsr1ith. Harold Stokes Miss T'f-
fany. Miss c. Tiffany. Miss NJ Slade. Miss f
Slade F L. Ssde. Mr.. and Mrs Moltina. Miss
Mitchell and Clarence Mitchell. jr.
Miss Natalie Palmer arrived this week "a the
guest Of Misa Roma Huselton at HemloCk Lodge
Dr. Henry Toufnn came as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Milton O. Work at the Wigwam.
Tire Misses Cameron and Mrs Belmont tiffany
made up party from the st Regis Lakes visit
inr the Ampersard this week. Another st.
REGIS party included Mrs. =. r Paige. Miss
Frances Scovile. Daniel McQuillan and E. c.
Lakeland. tr.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Manchester VT. Sept tSpecaD.-Gay August
which has been one of the successful In the
history Of this resort s past, from present in
dications September bids fair to rival the month
Just closed. while many Of the guests will stay On
into October Mount Equinox is already beginning
to show few sints-tust a little OF the gorgeous
ness which II will display In late september and
october. The cotta~e colony. almost without ex-
eeption. will stay II into October
Pleasant weather has again made life ENJOYABLE
lor the visitors this week Much time hes been
motoring and In other forms OF outdoor oastimes
All enthusiastic anglers have been this week
Improving heir time before the close Of the trout
season which ended yesterday
Next week the folfers will compete IN the annual
o,uInament will open thursday morning with an
eighteen hole meal play Qualifying sOuOI Tie
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
THE DEER'S HEAD INN

Lake Placid. y. T.. Sept. I (SpeciaD.
night a salmagundi party was given at the Inn
and proved a great funmaker. The hostesses
were Mrs s. e. Brownell. Mrs. ". I. Winter
and Miss Winter. The prizes were taken by
Miss Freeman and Ben Franklin rhe CON-
ISOLATION ones going 10 Miss Tourtellot and Julius
Henry Cohen The guests taking part In this
affair were obliged 10 sew on buttons. drive
small tacks with hig hammer. trim hats and
do other odd stunts
This week the guests have been corgra tulating
Z. n Freeman, OF New York. on his success in
winning the championship event OF the Cobbe
Hill Golf Club. II r. NcNutt. who is al o
guest AT the inn this season, won the consolation
prize. Miss Eleanor Freeman. who Is one OF the
best Of the women players at the TIM this season.
won the woren'S championship contest. These
victories have served 10 greatly elate the lovers
OF golf AT the Deer's Head.
The contest against bogey brought out a large
field OF players The weather was fine and thera
good playing The winner 10 n
O'Brien. who is spending the summer at the inn
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
The WINDSOR.

Elizabethtown. N. Y, Sept. (SpeciaD.-Now
that the contests on the card OF the Cobbie Hin
goif team are over. the guests have turned their
attention TO other forms Of sport. not devotins
the time SO exclusively to golr- Many jolly
parties have been held this week. The other af-
ternoon two outing parties of guests LETT the
Windsor. One. headed by Edward Kelly. son -
Judge William Kelly, of New York, climbed to
the summit Of Raven Mountain and took sup
per on the summit. Included in this party were
Frank YOrk, Miss Genevieve Daley. Miss Seton
and the three Misses Foley. The other party
sought srOt on the banks Of the Boquet River
and there enjoyed old fashioned corn roast.
Included In this party MIR. and Mrs. r. Z.
T. Riggs. NJ and Mrs r NJ ZiteII, Miss Bur-
dick, Miss Evans. Miss Kellogg, Miss Armitage.
Miss Hand. l.. Z. Evans. Z. Is. Best. Ii. NJ Brit
The cool days have given great impetus TO
horseback riding. and daily large parties or
through the beautiful forest roads about hsre.
One night this week large horseback party
rode to Hunters Home. where they had supper
and returned by moonlight
Many Of the young plan to stay UP for
the partridge shooting in September. and be-
cause OF the many reservations which have len
made the proprietOrs have decided to keep the
hotel open until November.
number of automobile parties still continue
10 make the Windsor their headquarters, and
are well pleased with the attention they receive.
one of the recent New York parties arriving was
headed by Major and Mrs. III. X. Bird. An
other New York auto party included d j. White.
Charles Neville, Charles Clarke and l. Hale.
The hotel is filed with guests. and the engage
ments indicate that il will continue so through
this month ~ not well into next.
In all the events in the recent tournament OF
the CObble Hill Club. the Windsor players made
good showing. Cups offered in the mems hand
cap foursome by Z. A Freeman and i. NJ Ed
wards were won by Gillespie Sykes and Albert
NJ Evans, guests at the Windsor. A tOUrna-
ment has been in progress this week In which
cup is offered for the best gross score made
by guest at the Windsor, and cup for the
best net score made by guest Of The Deers
Head Inn. Among those taking part In this
event were VI. NJ. Brittin. ex-ChampiOu Of the
EaSleWoOd Golf CLUB: l.. e Baldwin. A. NJ
Evans, W. w. Evans l.. T. Evans. r. B. York
Dr.. Thomas A York w s. Kellogg the Misses
Burdfck and Evans. Mrs. Howe and Mrs Riggs.
The tennis tournament for women at the
windsor this week narrowed down the finals
which were played between Miss Marion Bur
dick and Miss Irene Foley. golf match be-
tween the teams from the Windsor and the
Deer's Head Inn won by the Windsor team.
Edwin w Hustled, Miss e W. Hustled. Mrs.
y. T. Minnerly and Mrs. w. r Hustled made up
one party of New York people reaching the
Windsor this week. Another included Mr.. and
Mrs Louis J. Lederle. Louis j. Lederle. jr.. and
Frank Lederle.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
AT THE SOMERSET INN.

Bernardsvflle. N. j.. Sept. 1 (SpecaD.-Ths In
tereSt In golf keeps we'll. and the weekly handi-
cap was played off Saturday. tho prize bsinx
handsome cup offered BY n. Townsend ThAyer
c. H. CASTOR was the cup winner. and p. L. Crovat
stood second
MI and Mrs W. r. Leonard gave a dinner parry
TO twelve of their friends Saturday evening
Tennis enthusiasts continue TO practise strenuous
iy for the tournament. and the preparations nov
under way will be completed
Resort visitors from the selshore and the noun
tains are returning the Inn. and the list Of
rivals grows daily. The register for Sunday show ed
greater number than usual. and the September
season promises to be the best for What
with the annual horse show. tho tennis tournament
and the weekly golf handicap. ample diversion ~ IN
be offorded for all
Labor Day will be celebrated at the tnn The
chief feature will be the golf handicap and the
womens approaching and putting contest. men
drlvlnx contest and = bAsoSaN game ut0 - OlAas
toAlAsoD g lAaAs0nA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
AT RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Field Day at Driving Park Enjoyed
by Many Persons.

Richfeld Springs n. Y. Sept. 1. tSpecia).-The
afternoon of the chief outdoor society
functions Of the season. Everybody went. and
everybody had a good time Wilmot L. Cole
acted as starter; United States Commissioner
John a. Shields. Dr. Alfred t. Grain and F. T.
Mungor were judges: ex-Sherin Benjamin
Brown and A Morrison. jr.. of ArdsIey- on
Hudson. were timers. and Charles NJ Tuller. W.
E De Long and Allen J. Bloomfield acted as
managers.
The boxes were purchased by Robert w.
Taller. Richard Nj. Montgomery. Captain ". r.
Swift. u. S. NJ: Myron A. Mckee. Judge Charles
B. Howry. DR. Alfred r. Grain. Miss Vaux. Mr..
Tyler. Mr.. Barret. John ID. Carey. j. W. Fraiey.
n. ID. Jewell. Mrs. III. III. Tuller. w. Rockhill
Potts. Mrs C. NJ. Roff Martin E. Greene. Mrs.
James and G. w Tunniclin- They were filiud
with an elaborately dressed crowd. whose enjoy
ment OF the afternoon freely shown
Miss j. j. Boudinot gave a dinner at the Cary
cottages. asters being used decorations Her
guests were Mrs NJ Borrowe Miss Borrowe.
Madame de Cerkez Miss de Cerkez. Eduard de
Cerkez. Miss Margaret X. Smith and Miss Du-
menil.
Mrs Henry II. Tuller entertained at bridge on
the veranda OF Bonnie Brae In honor Of Mrs.
CLINTON Batchelder, OF Herklmer. VINO wSs the
guest Of Mrs. Charles NJ. Tuller.
Mrs. John T. Ogden gave bridge party OF
four tables a& The Tuller On Monday eveniaG
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid, n " Sept 1 (SpeciaD.-The
Stevens House has been the centre OF activitles
at this resort this week. for the eighth annual
tournament OF the Lake Placid Golf Club h-s
been on. This attracted some Of the best players
In the Adirondack region. the tournament start
ing oui with list of seventy-lwo. the
largest entry list in any OF the Adirondack tour
naments Throughout the tournament was fun
of snappy playing. The finals for the Stevens
trophy. played Thursday afternoon between
A w. Tillinghast. OF the Philadelphia Clicket
team. and Irving Broun, Of the Hardware COX
Club. in which Tiilinghast won 10y 70 up ana 40
play. brought out some of the best playing Yet
seen here. The prize for the best score in the
qualifying round the first day OF the tourna-
ment was taken by Tillinghast. who made The
course IN rs. A. Gregory, of the Albany Coun-
try Club who also played a good game, mace
the next best score his record be.ns 20 one Ot
the most exciting contests OF the whole tourna-
rnent was that between George A Stevens. OF
xhe Lake Placid Golf Club. and A. Watson. or
the Dubwoodie coli iub, IN the second rouna on
Wednesday, IN which Mr. Watson was defeated
by Mr.. Stevens by UP after an exciting TIVE .ty-
one-hole match. The finals for the consolation
cup were played of Thursday between X NJ
Miller of the Engiewood Golf Club and ormsby
McCammon. captain OF the Chevy Chase Tam.
Washington, resulting in victory for Miller ny
q score of 3 up and 10 play Ous l.. Williams
was the winner of the prize for the beaten eight
OF the first sixteen and J. Z. Lasher OF the prize
for the beaten eight Of the second sixteen.
The arrival OF Uncle joe Cannon al the
Stevens House on Monday was OF interest 10 the
guests He came in company with Congressman
and Mrs Joseph c. Sibley, whom he has
been visiting at their summer home at Nalcour.
on the shores of Lake Champlain. The party also
included Miss Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ. MIL
Yer, Mrs. French Miller, Miss Meta Miller and
Mrs. c. j S. Miller. who recently made a daring
airshp flight by night near Philadelphia
At the Stevens House the party were the
quests of Mrs Abel 1. Culver, vie OF the second
vice. president of the Delaware & Hudson Rail-
road who gave a dinner party for them before
their departure. II was Uncle Joe's' hrSt Hls't
tE the AdirOndacks. and he was much peas
NTH the beauty Of Lake Placid. He said he felt
lake climbing Mount Whiteface. but bad weather
ykevented him from undertaking the trip.
Mrs. John S. Navlor was the winner of the
cent wonen's golf tournament defeating Mrs.
|enry #. Miller. of New York. in the finals, two
Yp and one 10 play.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

Many UW Remain for September
Delights.

Lake George. ". T.. Sept I (SpeciaD--Wi;h
the hotels all crowded and engagements
made for early September. u appears that
the season at Lake George this year will
be a long one unless sudden change In the
temperature makes II too cold for summon
clothes. AT the Sycamore the manager has ar
ranged a tennis tournament for the first weea
of September. and he purposes to make this
an annual affair. large silver loving cup
has been presented. which is engraved The
Sagamure on Lake George Tennis Champion
ship Cup" In order to win this cup perina-
nrntly the successful contestant must take u
three times Individual cups OF dainty design
will be presented to the winners of the singles
The women at the hotel have been much tn
terested in a golf tournament which has been
played on the Sycamore links this week In
the finals Miss Helen p. Miller, OF New YORK
defeated Mrs. A r. Allen lls to III
The annual meeting OF the Lake George AZ
sociation for the Protection OF Fish and Game
held at the Sycamore on Saturday, This
association was tnco. pOTated in 1850 and the
most prominent cottasers and hotel ara
members. protector Is employed 10 see that
the laws enforced. and every year the as.
salmon black bass and other gsms Rsn in the
lake. there rlay be good fishing for the
devotees of rod and reel The following officers
were eIerred: PI Resilient Henry w Hayden
New York: first vice president. William De-
rluth New York: second vice-president Harri.
son b Moore. New York: secretary. John -
Wrish. Albany: treasurer. William II Burnett
Lake George
For tho last three weeks the Fort wnau
Henry Hotel has teen filed TO overfiowing and
among the guests are a large number OF youno
people Hardly day passes that several auto.
mobile parties do not stop there for luncheou
dinner. the VISITORS a. Saratoga have
learned that 1t Is a delightful ride 10 Lake
George and that they hnd Just the right
sort OF entertainment At the Fort WuiA0
Henry
The Hulett House is also having q record.
breaking season. but there Is always room foe
a few more. When the hotel is filed the late
Corners invited to inspect number oj
small cottages which have been erected hert
and there among the pines and near the shore
Invariably the guests prefer the cottages q
the hotel after they have been at the resort foo
= few days Hulett has had bowling craze
for two weeks and great enthusiasm has bees
manifested With excursions to TiconcercGA
baseball at several resorts. and mountai1
cl'mbing par ties to Eack Mountain and Sugar
Loaf not to mention the clambakes and corp
roasts. the days pass so pleasantly that one
VINO has been there for a week looks forwars
win regret to the day of departure.
:. H. Thayer. formsrIy Uni'ed States MN
ister to Holland Is the guest OF James =
Hayden
Nra Charles ~ Fls MINER and family. OF No
SOA ~ - ~ TsoHs 1s0se - o1osAeo
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
THE AMPERSAND.

Ainpersand. y. Y. Sept. ! 'SueciaD-This
week the Ampersand has been filed with golf
players. here for the ninth annual open tourna
ment OF the Ampersand Golf Club. which started
to-day and will continue on Monday and Tues
day OF next week. Among the players who
have entered are Ormshy McCammon. captain
of the Chevy Chase team. Washington: DR.. II.
Toulmin. Of the Merton Chcket Club: Gr,rrth
Bonner. OF the hnollwood Country Club: n
Whitbeck. Robert II. Manner OF the Holly
wood Golf Club W. e. S. Edey. OF the Garden
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
ADIRONDACK SEASON A22@zEg S.

brought In a string of twelve pike. weighing 10
pounds. The blackbasS are rising TO both me
and bait. and good catches are being maue
every day.
One of the enjoyabis features OF the week was
O luncheon party on the Anita, given by H. w
raymond. Another jolly party was given a
company OF his young frisnds by Alnon g. Hard
ing. at Colonial Cottage
The golf players at the Algonquin are plan
ming TO take part in the annual tournament AT
the Ampersand Among those who will try for
the Algonquin Cup are III. w. Raymond. j. T.
Headley and Il. EeadIey
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

its annual conference and picnic at Forest Park
camping place near here. September :.
An automobile owned by j. T. Walters. Of
Memphis. Saratoga visitor. being taken to
Troy for repairs when IL caught fire on the
Mechanicsville Road and exploded The chauf-
feur barely escaped with his life There was
not enough left OF the motor to pick up A
farmers warning saved the autoist from being
blown 10 pieces.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
THE WESTPORT INN.

Westport. y. Y. Sept. l (SpeciaD.-The inn
continues filled with grests who plan to remain
through 70 the close of the season. and a num-
ber of them making arrangements to ac-
company Harry p Smith. manager of tn fnn
to Nordhoff, Southern California where he goes
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. y. Y. Sept. 1 tSpeciaD.-The fish,
ing which has marked the season at the AIgon-
quin still continues. On Monday OF this week
r Thedford and his son Edward. OF New York
made the record catch OF pike. getting a string
OF nine. the largest Of which weighed l59.
rounds their total weight being IS pounds. 4
.ew days before, Nr. Thedford and his son
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

Lake Placid, n. Y. Sept tspecaD.-At all OF
The other Lake Placid resoits the Belmont Un-
derclir. Lake Placid Inn. Lakeside Inn North
GOODS Inn and American House. there have been