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acre.
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pressed brick, new. water, good we'll
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1900 Z. 18th South,
or Ala Tribune Bldg.
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Two 4-room houses. nice lot. close I'm;
rent for $3.50 per month. Price $500;
81 900 down
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MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
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street. Phone 1876 X.
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4-room frame; city water and electric
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Biackfoot, Ida
S650-Biggest snap on North bench: fine
view, graded lot, facing south en- Sth Ave
between X and L streets; alley in rear.
William Mantle, 333 9Th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
SARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn. N. Y. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD-CIoveruOr
Hughes who spent twelve days roughing IL in the
retreat of the Forest, Fish and Game Commits
sioner at Green Pond. short distance from Sara
nae Inn. had jolly time OF it, He was accom-
panied by his son. a guide and a
woman caretaker of the camp. and did not encOur-
age visitors to tntrude upon his Seclusion. With
fishing aud t-amping about the country the Gov
ernor spent most of his time. One day he returned
from fishing expedition with a string of fish in
cluding six-pound pike. and Monday he and
his made the trip to the ST Regis lakes by the
seven carries and climbed 10 the TOP of ST Regis
Mountain
Mrs Augustus Goodwin, of New York. is the
latest arrival among the campers the Upper
Saranac, having rented Howard BucknelfS Pine
Point Lodge for the rest OF the season
Edgar f. Randolph. Cd. arrived this week at
Camp Hohoken. where he joined Mr.. and Mrs. n.
G. Runkle.
the guest OF Mrs. F. S. Peabody. C. D. Dubois
Miss Ethel Dubois and Norman D. Dubois. who
had been visiting here. have returned TO the city
Miss Helen Cash is the guest OF Mrs. j. @ Har-
ris. and Miss S. p. Carey and John E. Lloyd are
the guests of Frank j. Firth at the Brches.
George W. Riddle. of the United States Geological
Survey is visiting with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
D. w. Riddle. at their cottage here.
Mrs. F. III. Slade and Miss Edith Slade came over
from the Slade camp. the Upper St. Regis Lake.
one Gay this week. taking luncheon at the inn.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Judge Bowling has been laying UP supply OF
prizes recently not only from the hearts parties
that he attends the hotel but from golf tourns-
ments well In several matches which he has
played this week with Francis Peabody Jr. OF
Boston; Edward Holloway. of Baltimore. and A
a. Patterson, of Pittsburg he has come out victo-
rious.
The Hotel Champlain golf course, covering nearly
sixty-fve acres. has always been considered one
OF the best I'm the country and II has been put into
even better shape recently by the arrangement OF
drainage for itsIOwest parts. After the heaviest
rains Of the spring the drainage proved adequate.
the water disappearing rapidly.
The usual Saturday golf tournament was played
weather. large number of the guests assembled
the clubhouse piazza 10y the time that the
players began in. and served
there after the tournament
W. H. Truesdale. president OF the Delaware &
Lackawanna Railroad arrived Hotel Champlaln
on Monday by automobile. accompanied by Mrs.
Truesdale Miss !. NJ. Steele and Melville n. Trues-
dale. With them Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert :.
Carpenter and Thomas L. Manson in Mr. Carpen-
ter's touring
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Willard. of Richmond, Va
Miss Hopkins. OF Baltimore and ". Clinton Gray.
jr. OF New York. made up another automobile
party that arrived recently. and other guests who
have come in motor this week include MIR. and
Mrs. George a. Helme and family from New York;
DIR. and Mrs. Merwin. Mr.. and Mrs George Kellogg
and Gardner Kline, from Amsterdam. N Y, and
S. Fl. Swift. from Detroit: Mr.. and Mrs NJ II. Nc
Elwain and son. from Boston: Mr. and Mrs Fl. VI.
Newington and son. from New York: A. J. Higgins
and Y. r. Crombi from Montreal and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel HessbeTg, from Albany.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
Many Visitors Linger TO Enjoy the
Life There.

Hotel Champlain. n. Y. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-This
Champlan. but the remaining three weeks of the
month will exceed in lvsliness that just pass
ing.
The approaches here. by train and by boat.
make Il easily accessible from every direction
Never before has there been such "A great amount
of travel on Lake Champlan this summer. and
10 those taking the water trip down the ST. Law
renee. through Lake Champlain and Lake George
the Hudson River, who wish for "A stopping place
their journey, Hotel Champlan offers itself as
the loveliest and most comfortable spot In the
region. Consequently. the register may be seen
the names of hundreds OF persons from all the
country. Many of these guests, who come intending
stay only a couple of weeks. enjoy the life here
so greatly that they delay their departure long
possible.
Progressive hearts parties have furnished enjoy
able entertainment for the guests several evenings
this week, and almost every afternoon the women
make up several tables of hearts, sos bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Marstin. OF New York
who have been spending month here, gave
progressive hearts party Thursday night the
white parlor. Miss Olive Fish, Amsterdam, N
Y, and Mrs. George Helme, OF New York city
won the first and second women's prizes, and Mrs
j. f. Reid received the consolation prize. Judge
Victor ]. Dowling and j. F. Reid, both of Manhat-
tan, the mems prizes
Last Tuesday evening the third in the series of
progressive hearts parties arranged this season by
the hotel was enjoyed by many OF the guests. Miss
Dunston, of New York City. took the first priza
for women and Mrs. D. o. Wickham OF Manhat-
tan, received the second prize. Judge Dowling
carried off the mems prize.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

been doing considerable entertaining this week
Lewis j. Hunt, OF New York. has Joined the mouse
party OF Mrs Grace p. Sanford. at Hillcrest cot
taEe: Alexander r. Gulick. OF New York. has
taken the Wee Harnie cottage for the rest OF the
season. and Mr.. and Mrs. III. W. Raymond, OF New
York have taken Farenough cottage
Miss Marion B. Dyer and F. E Dyer arrived
this week. joining their mother and sister. Mrs
J. l.. Dyer and Miss Elsie Dyer. who have been
here some time s H Parsons. OF New York, is
the guest of George A. Lee.
Mrs. Howard Morton and Mrs. William Wright
Hyde. who arrived this week. the friends OF
Mr. and Mrs William s Edey. who are here for
the season
Mrs Belknap. widow Of the former Secretary OF
War. arrived here this week in company with Mrs
T. w. Cridler. wife Of the Assistant Secretary Of
State under President Mckinley. and Mr. and Mrs
II. F. Thomas They have taken apartments for
the rest of the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton c. Work are entertaining at
here.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid, y. Y, Aug 10 (SpeciaD--At this
hotel the announcement of the dates and plans for
the ninth annual tournament OF the Stevens House
Lake Placid Golf Club has set all the golfers here
busy at practice. and the links crowded Tho
woraen's open tournament viii take place Fri
day, August g. and Saturday.
Three days viii be devoted 20 the mems tourna-
ment- which viii start Tuesday, August q. con-
tnuing through Wednesday and Thursday. The
prizes presented by George a Stevens unusu-
ally attractive w J. McConvfl, Of the Crescent
Athletic Club. New York. who is chairman Of the
committee having the tournament in hand, ex-
poets large number OF entries which viii include
some well known players.
Dan II Hanna, of the late Senator Hanna
reached the Stevens House this week accompanied
By his bride Of a few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna
have camp the Lower Saranac Lake.
Ex-Congressrlan Joseph c. Sibley arrived at the
Stevens House Thursday with Mrs. Siblcy and q
party OF friends. including Nr. and Mrs. John A.
Wilson, Miss Ratheryn Wilson and Blaine Har-
rinxfon.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Hundreds Of Persons 4rriUe Daily
to Enjoy Them.

Lake George n. Y. August 10 (SpeciaD.-Wfth
hundreds arriving daily Lake George. there is
evidence that the August rush is The hotels
crowded with enthusiastic persons. all anxious
to make the most of their vacation days.
It is hoped that Lake George will be honored by
the presence OF Governor Hughes in September, in
of the c. A. r. encampment at Saratoga
Part of the Governors boyhood was spent the
lake and il is stated excellent authority that
the invitation TO come here has been accepted. II
present plans carried out the state executive
will enjoy n sail through the lake a private
launch and a dinner will be given at the Saga
affair of the Glens Falls Club, clam bake at Cen
K-Ra- This outing will be held on August q, and
a hotilla of launches will carry the guests through
the lake back to the scene of festivities. The
committee in charge includes Charles w. Mnahan
George w. La Sale and F. NJ. Starbuck.
Charles y Peabody entertained at dinner last
week II. de Lagercrantz. the Swedish Minister
who is making the Sycamore the temporary head
quarters of the Swedish legation during August
The Fort William Henry continues 10 be pop
uar stopping place for autonobilists who tour
ing the Adirondacks. Every day machines repre-
senting all the best types lined up IN the road
way while their occupants are enjoying luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. scherrer. OF New York. arc at
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
At PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths. y. Y. Aug 10 (speciaD--The open
ing OF the Casino this week has restored % iris
resort much Of the social activity which Is char
acterfstfc OF the month OF August here Several
enjoyable dinner parties have been held and num-
her or others are planned for next week 70 be given
by the campers on the St Regis chain Of lakss
The many friends Of Uncle Paul Smith. the pioneer
Adirondack hotel man. who founded this resort N
the Adiroudacks years ago. planning - ooservs
In fitting fashion his eighty-thrd birthday annver
sary which falls on August % Some OF W.
Smiths camp friends on the St Regis lakes viii
entertain him at dinner on taat day. and the hotel
people are arranging for his entertainment IN their
own way in the hope Of being rewarded v1th
recital of some Of his interesting experiences IN
the days when the North Woods fas counpara-
lively unknown country.
Miss NJ L. Moran. OF New York, arrived tnis
week at her cottage. which is being made ready for
the reception Of a number OF friends next week
Mr.. and Mrs. William E Donovan. with rhstr
daughters. Miss Jean and Miss Marguerite Dono.
van. make up a party who have just taken cns OK
the hotel cottages for the rest of the summer
Henry H Benedict. who among the arrivals
of the week. joined his family ar TIRE hotsL
Charles II. Paine another who came up from
the city this week and Joined his family here
Supreme Court Judge Thomas c. OSuiiVan. ot
New York. was among the arrivals or the week
He has reserved apartments at the hotel ror tns
rest OF the and is accompanied py MIS-.
O'Sullivan and their sons.
Mrs. John D. Wood. Of New York. vho arrived
this week at her new camp on the Lower St Kegs
lake. is entertaining there Mrs George > Sto1s or
New York.
There Is almost as much interest here in tennis as
in baseball. and a tournament IS being arranged
Among the best OF the players now here ara Mr.
and Mrs. w r. Howell and Mr. and Mrs W.
Macleod Mrs. J. T Cunningham. F. e Cunning
ham, R. A Cunningham and John Ready made U2
party reaching Paul Smiths this week.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
THE RUISSEAUMONT.

Lake Placid. N. Y, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-Never be-
fore in the history Of this Adirondack hotel has
such large company of guests been entertained
In The first week in August Despite the improve
Henrs which have been made this is re-
pestns the history Of last and the manager is
hardly able 70 supply the demands which be-
Ing MADE for rooms by the many persons who
have counted upon spending the month Of Au-
gust In this secluded spot
The Rev. and Mrs. Walter r. Breed have taken
one OF the hotel cottages for the rest OF the
The Ru1sseaur-ionc guests have Joined in coach
Ing and boating trips this week, and several have
entertained at house parties and at dinners Mrs.
William c. Gilrnore, who has q cottage here gave
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Openins the New Home
of the Lake Placid
Yacht Club.

Lake Placid. N Y, Aug. 10 CSpeciaD.-Fflled with
Kol. and yacht events and rounded out by the
opening OF the new club home of the Lake Piacid
Yacht Club. this has been Of the busiest weeks
IA the history Of the Adirondacks. The reception
which attended the opening Of the yacht club house
Was the affair of the week socially 1t at
tended by many from all the hotels well
rom the camps and cottages about the lake. Com
rnodore Morgan and the other officers OF the club
came in for much praise concerning the good taste
shown in the general style of architecture and
equipment of the clubhouse which is OF the
best appointed in the whole Adirondack region. A
feature of the afternoon was one Of the races IN
TIE series for the challenge cup OF which
made from the clubhouse and witnessed
by the guests the reception Additional interest
aroused in the races Of the club this week by
the announcement by Commodore Morgan Of spe-
cial series Of five races be sailed for two cups
given by George A Stevens The first viii be
sailed On Monday.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

q grill room party early In the week. at which
her guests were Mrs. S. o. Wylie. ]. H Barr ana
J. Stewart Russell. Early In the week MIS- Gli-
more and her friends Joined in an excursion TO
the Lower Saranac Lake. stopping for luncheon
az the Hotel Arnpersand. A party OF nine, headed
by William Drescher, from Camp lrondequolt
made the same "trip early IN the week.
Another party from the Ruisseaumont. also tax
ing this trip included Colonel and Mrs H. Nj.
Z. Southack
c. I. Dangler came UP from the city this week
and Joined his family at the Danger Cottage mere
Aro Pardee came up for the week END al the
cottage of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. CALVIN
Pardee.
Another party reaching the Ruisseaurnont tnis
week included Mrs. Alfred c. Gibson. Miss Glib
son, Mrs. L. Ritzwoller and Miss Josephine Ritz
woller.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

all the summer, and the game last Sunday was
supposed TO have been the event OF the season so
far The Saratoga Ballston team met the Eastern
College team, and out with a score of 10 to T.
The college men did not keep up their reputation
for being only second to the National and AmeTi-
can League teams.
The flower and fruit mission is arranging a lawn
party to be held at the home OF Mrs. Julius Hart.
Union avenue, for the benefit OF the Saratoga
Hospital. An orchestra will play sale will be
held and cards will furnish the amusement. The
Gordinnier fund, in which Mrs. Hart is especially
interested is growing to a considerable size
Several newsboys. who had established open air
crap games outside the course, were seriously
interfered with by the police. and some OF them
may spend the remainder of the month in the
county jail
Dining seems TO be the best pastime this month
Numerous dinner parties given each evening
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
THE PROSPECT.

Casteton. Vt. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-The season
at the Prospect. Lake Bomoseen, is at its
height. There about two hundred guests.
Dances musicals enjoyed every evening.
The fishing is unusually coed. a few days ago
c. w Street, of Montclair. N. J.. caught sixteen
and a half pound pickerel which the admira-
tion of alf visitors I'm this region.
Among the late arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. George
". Rappold. Miss Anna l.. Care. Henry
F1ack and family. Charles p. yasburg Miss
Eda Duhme, Mrs. E. p. Cone Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Short and son. Stephen A. Will
Jams. Mr.. and Mrs e. ]. Scrymser. Senator
and Mrs. A r Page and daughter. John Nolty
and daughters Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Heath. r.
Shaw. Miss d. Thatcher. Mr.. and f. w.
Wondersmith. Mrs F. F. Ward and family. Miss
Else Winters, and NJ L. Metts, all Of New York
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Start of Sporting Season at the
Springs Draws Great Crowds.

;stence. last year being the banner year
The influx OF auto is quite noticeable as
the arrival Of the people.
Many cottages have been rented by New Workers
Tor the racing season
There seven daily concerts, besides music at
the track. WHICH unending OF
pleasure The Hathorn Spring has early morn
ing concert while the patrons drink the waters
The Patterson Spring attracts large majority I'm
the evening
yaerly. nevertheless the States and Union have been
having some successful dances.
AZ the Grand Army Of the Republic headquarters
daily received many applications for accomnno-
dstiors during the encarnpueTlt Five hundred men
quartere6 in day Brooklyn's crack post
VIII be accommodated at the Elks Club The
commander in chiefs reviewing stand will prob-
ably be the Clarendon Hotel property The
schooihouses Will probably be used for lodging
houses that & is possible that school will nOt
begin until the third week Of September.
The National Grand Lodge, Independent Order II
Good Templars. which is the highest body of that
order I'm the United States will meet here IN con-
nect.oa with the worlds temperance congress in
June. 1905 Representatives Of the international
Supreme Lodge will also bs present from many
foreign countries.
J A p Ketchurn has installed a new electric
iosa has complete garage equipment, and
ranks among the best in the state for automobile
accommodations. Although the apparatus is placed
the second floor, there is an entrance from the
rea- which is the level OF alley running
behind Convention Hall and the garage.
A peculiar runaway occurred here this week. A
horse broke loose from It's carriage and frightened
by a trolley car found its way into this alley
entered the building and continued gallop
around among the auto cars. in great danger OF
falling down elevator shaft before being caught
Saratoga has displayed much baseball enthusiasm
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
AT THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper ST. Regis. N Y Aug. 10 CSpeciaD-Au ths
campers are at home the ST. Regis cham OK
lakes and most OF them entertaining frisrds
The yachting season was opened Monday with tne
annual meeting of the club held at the camp OF
the commodore. Anson Phelps Stokes. on Birch
Island. At that time all Of the principal officers
of the club were reelected F. l. Slade was nlads
a member of the board OF directors 70 I'll ths
vacancy caused by the death of Judge William n
Townsend
In the open race on Monday afternoon ths nrss
prize for the Idem class won by COM
modore Anson Phelps Stokes and the second oy
Colonel j. c. Il. Peabody William Rauch won mo
first prize for catbOats. In all fourteen ooAD
participated in the races.
This week a number OF guests from the ciuO
have arrived the different camps. All the rns'-
bers of the Stokes family have been assenlo.-s
at Birch Island. the camp Of Arson Phelps otoAes
Commodore and Mrs Stokes and the younger ms ni1Hs
bers of the family already in camp were Joilou
this week by the Rev and Mrs Arson Phelps
Stokes. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs l. N Phelps stokes sll'
and Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt and Mr.. and Ms NJ.
j. C. Phelps Stokes DR.. Ransom $. Hooker Az
returned 10 the Stokes camp this week
Miss Caroline Mccormick whose engager'en. 80, -
F. l. Slade recently announced arrived "a. "a.
week at Camp Underpines on the Upper q 8, 49,.
lake as the guest Of Mrs. +. H. Sade- A.~
Edith Sade is also the guest Of her auht' ln ne.
Slade. Dr. A 3. Wadsworth. who has been VS.. ,
ing at the SIade camp. has returned TO the - ~.
and James s. Cushman. who has been s
there also returned to the city this week
Or. S. Nj. Evans returned this week 10 ~ -
Rush the camp of his mother-in-aw. Mrs fsoos.
Hoe where Mrs. Evans has been since early ~
the season A H. Evans is also a guest 80 -
and Ernest t. Carter and family arrived tnis -.
At his camp Pearl Island t. A Gardner -
been entertaining this week Frank L. POLK -
Moses Taylor.
One OF the enjoyable social affairs of the wev 49,.
was a dinner party given by Miss r. A Poine ."~
at her camp on Spfthre Lake Among those en..
tanned were Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Barbour. MrA
Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Miubank and MI. 0S'sW@ =
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Ben Hart is making elaborate preparations hayS
the most sr,ccessfuI ever held az WaWbeek
J. A. Thomas. accompanied by Writing Seag of
Shanghai China. a guest Of friends over the
weekend
G. C DuIa leaves the Wawbeek with the bast
catch of FISH that has been caught out OF the
upper lake in years Mr.. DuIa catch OF bass has
been as high "a ffty-twO in two days
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Phelps Stokes passed through
WawEeek their way TO the camp OF Arson
Phelps Stokes, the Upper st Regis Mr.. Stokes
has been taking trip through the l1Gss. with
guide. from the Fulton Chain.
Mrs Edward BUckrell. OF Pine Point Camp. is
entertaining a house party Among those at tia
camp are Dr.. and Mrs L. Judd. of Detroit: Dr.
West, Of Detroit. and Mr.. and Nrs. Howard Buck
nell, Of Philadelphia.
Heart WerIEeinn. of Bull Point Camp. caught the
record lake trout of the season. twenty pound
FISH. Mr. Wertheim sent the fish to a taxidernist
for mounting.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. n. Y. Aug. 10 CSpeciaD.-The
guests the Grand View have this week been
engaging In tennis boating and other sports, and
several coaching parties have gone TO High Falls.
the Lower Saranac and other nearby points OF in
terest.
Among the arrivals OF the week were Mr. and
Mrs Richard A Purdy, of New York.
The large number Of guests at the Grand View
IS now far in excess OF all previous records, and
many Of those there have sgnihed their intention
Of remaining TIL late in September.
Several OF the guests have made the ascent Of
@hiteface this week Among the women who ac-
NeU TrrL
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
AT THE WINDSOR.

EIizabeth:owr. N Y. Aug 10 (SpeciaD--Thinn
still continue say at the Windsor. where the guests
are enjoying life to the fullest extent playing gof
tennis and baseball. with driving and horseback
riding daytimes. and dancing and card parties
evenings On Wednesday evening large number
took part in n bridge whist tournament. On Sat-
urday evening all enjoyed Informal dance. the
ballroom being decorated with flowers and Japan
ese lanterns.
The wOrnen's driving contest on the Cobble Hin
golf links was won by a young woman guest at
the Windsor, and the cup for the longest bail
driven the mems contest (&S4 yards was won
by L. z Baldwin, n guest at the Windsor
A large number Of players are now on the linxa
and foursomes and mixed fOursOmes are popular.
The baseball team is also TO the fore. having
two games this week. defeatlnS Fort Henry
6 TO and Keeseville to T.
Recent arrivals in automobiles are Mr.. and Mrs
A w. Fuller and family. VINO are spending the