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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
&crlucgcncr Strakcnran6.

6rou Charles Slotterp bon Nr. 112S.
gSooolep.S troBe, in Norbmelt.
Baltimore bon einem Neger ange=
fulcn ltno bcrou6t. - Ger Der
mcgenc StroBenrGuber lit Der
Iu1fcl0cit Scr Nad)t entfomnIen.
1ic Sredhcit Der Ne9er i'm moro
iueltlideln Stobttbetl ninlmt INNER
mebr 81, troboem troBoem Die Goli3el
Oes noromeitli6en Iiltrifts eill idar=
les Nuge ouf I6lpar5c SaugenidtIc
bot. 9ieS beluies Elm Sail. ser geIterll
BON 6rou Charles SlotterD bon 9tr.
1928, @ooolep- StroBe, ser Yoli5ci
genleloet ipllroe. glls lid 5rou Slot.
tern onr Somltog gbeno fltr5 nod) 10
l(br bonn 2ofopette.W orft mo Tie eins
gcfaltft batte, ollf ben Seimneg
mod)tc, 6emerfte lie, Dab ibr ein Gee
ger folgte. gls lie an Eatterlon.9lpe-
ME, nabe Stodton-S trube, ginh
bortc tic, pie berielbe Iteben blieb.
Sic begob lid1 0nnt ollf Die onoere
Settle Der StroBe. Ils iie @%ooopear-
Strobe erreihte, iob lie benielben Ne-
ger im 9unfeln iteben; iuesbol6 lic
mieoer sic StroBellleitc medIelte. @c.
ni9e Sefunoen ipdter b0rte lie
Sdritte binter iih uno ais iie iidl
umorcbtc, ben1erfte Tie Sen Neger
oift oltf ibren Serien. SIM ielbell
gugenblid periebte ibr beriel6e einen
Sdlo9 ms @eli6t llnb entriB ibr
Damn lire Sanbtai6e, welde $3.50
entbielt. 5rou Slotterp rief Damn Inn
Sillte, morauf Ser Neger id)leuniglt
oas @eite iudte. Die 8oli5ei lit I'M
gelibe elmer guten 9eidreiblrng bes
StroBenrdubers uno bofft, oeniel6en
in fltr5er 3eit sur Strede at brinacrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
rSm 5emfeltGpfden,"
Wr. 511, 8eit 2crinston Strafc,
.mporttrtes 8~iirsbnrgcr Sofbran
friid am 3apf.
(9nDriI7 Sn0HoSo tSN .st4
Wpril7, o.tO

see uno Safen. - Der
9ompfer Bloomfield" in Nem.Oorf
BON 9lptb, beridtet, bab ct alif Dem
46. @rab noroli1er Yreite uno Al.
@roo peltli6er 2dnge einem 200 SUB
boben Gisberg begegr1et iei. Mebn-
llfe grfabrungen botten Die Dnmpfer
uBropence" uno st. 2allrent."
= Die Baltimore @reding Co."
bat Oas 8rad bes Sfooners so
baliet," Der bei'm 9ranbe oes 4oblen-
piers Der .Moroliden Central abn"
9elllnfen lit, geboben 1tno miro es nod
Der allBenleite bes Safens, ~urltertalb
glepotor Nr. 3, abi6leppen.
@roBer Gpntraftfiir 9at-
timorer 6irma. - Ole v9ec-
2ean Contracting Company bon Bal
tintore" bat ben Gontraft fir Die Or
ridtllng elmer Giienbabnbriife fir
Die uSnntbern 8ailnap Company"
ipeldc $500,0OO folten ioG, erbaltcn.
Die @riife miro Madep's JerrD ulo
goenton M.-G., nerbinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
Seine Snpaner mebr +.

TelHe sap ef III c i /. -
ST.. 2oltiS Z. @eis, Sllpereittenoent
oeS Ginmanoerungs : 9iirealts, bot
pom 0epartement fir Sanoe( nno
arbeit aus 8aibington Yeie6l erbal=
ten, oab ieoer iapaniide ODER corea.
nlldle Ir6eiter, geiibt ooer unaeiibt,
Scr in irgeno einem Saien Der Ser.
Stoaten lanben mill, ull0 Scr in iei-
mem 9eiib eiten BaB oer ioponii6en
Tegierung beiibt, Der ibm MIR err
loubt, nad) Werifo, Canada ODER So-
mali 81 geben, 5uriid 81 meiien lit.
Bis oabin baben Sapaner ulo So
reaner, Die miinIdten, nad) ben Ser.
Stanten 81 gebe1, ii6 Eaiie bon ibrer
Hegiern1g fiir sic Snielbeiibungen
Der Ser. Stooten beiorat, lpp Tie ge-
lqnoet mltroen. Nud) eillem fllrsen
Iufentbalt famen iie Damn gum Gon=
tinent, piele oapon iiber Sun Srar.
cisco. Dit bieier l1mgebung miro
nad Ben nellet 9efeblen gebroden,
uno menn irge1o Elm Sapaner ODER
Goreaner periudt, III ben 9ereinigtelt
Stootcn ollf nngeieblihcm @ege 81
lanoen, miro CT prompt 5uriid geiAidt
merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
SOnncnnuf= nno ltutcranna.
Nns Mcttcr.

Sir Worplano uno ocn 3iItrift
Columbia bcute i60lteS, luGrmerc$
@etter, 0ienItog tbcilmeiie bemolft,
iriide iiioncltIi6e @inoe.
8cItern betruQ Die b0dItc Ecnlpcro-
tnr 5S @rao nm 5 ll6r Nobm. uno
Der nieOrigIte 5bermometerItan6 mar
"a 8rao I'm 6 llbr Morgens.
Sn ben ii6rigen 9,moeS = @etter-
observation-disclosures muroc scr fol-
9eltoe nieori9Ite SbemometeritonO re-
giItrtrt: @aitport %, Bortlono 26,
goIton 30, Nlbolp 2S, Netu.Oorf 30,
EbllaOelp6ia SO, 9(tIantic Gitp 80,
8albington 80, 9torfolf IL, Satterus
~, Gborlclton 80, Sopanno6 80,
SadIonoiae SO, Supiter y, Seen @rIt
"A, Ntlanto Al, Montgomerp 80,
Neip-S Orleans 81, GolcItinc 4S, @ol-
peIton "a, Corpus G6riiti 80, Ment-
pbi5 46, Cincinnati 80, 8itts6ur9
%, Ssmego 80, Buffalo %, Glepc=
lano 80, Detroit %, Nlpeno "a, Mlar=
quette 30, @recn Ban 80, Gbicogo 30,
9ulutb 80, ct. 4aul 80, ct. 9olliS
SO, &onias Gitp 36, omaha 80, SILT
ron 26, 9iSmorf 26, 8iQiiton 30,
SABRE 40, @eIeno 81, Salt Cafe 30,
Genpcr fl, Nort6 9lotte 20, GoOge
Gitp %, HmoriQo 80, Sos 9lngeles
IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22

Gie Ger. StroBenba6n-@e ieQidoft
ipltroe I'M Common EleoS-@ eridt
I'M $4,000 iiir Sen 500 bon G(mer
y. Sberpctte perflogt, meld)er olrd
G%erletltngen berbeigefiibrt tpuroe, sic
oerlelbe Gnge6lid om 6. Sonuor En-
lit, lpobreno er ais Eoliogier oli ei-
mem StroBetbabnpoggon ser 60
monoIon-M penle-2inie mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
WcIbicnbnnaen

nah 8eutihlan0 "a Gents pro Warf,
noh Ocftreid 201@ Gents pro arone.
Horto ertra. Shiffsfarten bon uno
ltah 3erdidlano. Reiiepaife, 8ed.
ief, Grcoitbriefe mnS anSI1noiifes
@elo. Cleo. s.. 0iencr & 81, 2t7
GIt.galtimore.S traBe. (303]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22

Die Seriommlung e%r0ffncn uno Sol.
s. IS. SoUner ben &oriib fiibren. Die
oemotrotiIhen Gonoi0oten iperoen
onlueieno icin. Gmri9's 9opcQc
miro eon5ertiren. Sir 9omcn Iino
Site reierpirt. NaeS 2(noere bciogt
Die sln5eige i'm 09clttiden Gore
lpon0cnten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22

9err BON 2tngen cr61lt
Inerfennungs d reibcn. -
Serr George u. BON 2ingcn, luelter
flir3lid) alS YrGli0ent Der yGommCr-
ctal & 6ormcrs Nationalbanf" reiig-
nirte, bot BON Den I%ireftoren Der
gant ein Sdreiben erbalten in mcl=
DIEM 0icielben i6r 9%ebuuern ii6cr lei
men HiiGtrttt ousipredelt uno ibun
fir letne l%ucrtbpolen Gien1tc Ounfen,
lucldle CT Dem Snititut in Den pielell
Sabretl, in oeret er nit oemicl6cn in
gcrbinoung Ito1O, l%eiitete. 9eionbcrS
lit IN Dem Sdreiben %erlpQbnt, Dob
Serr bon Singen, trobOem er longc
Sabre Gice-Yrdltoent uno 3lpei Mn(
ErGlioent Der 9onf mar, niemols ei-
l1en Sent @CGalt onno6ml. Ser BON
2iltgen, Ser nod inuner frGnflid lit
mo Icine @oGnung nod nift pcrloi-
len fam, mar ilber Den crGoltencn
Srief lebr e%rfreut.
g cItoGGcne 5o6rrGbcr? p
WtarIfaQ 6artan empfing gcitcrn
olts @oIbington Nadridt, OoB BORT
5ebn 5obrrooerI 0eItobIen morocn
ieterL nno glcid5citig cine 2iite Der
5abrifanten ult6 Nummern ser cnt-
ipcnoctcn Jo6rr1oer. @eItern 8or.
mittog 10 llbr iob Sergeant @olib
bonn mittleren GiItrift an 2eringtort-
uno 2ibcrtp-S troBc 0rei SSiinolinNc
BON ctlpa 10 Sobren Die 2crin0ton.
StroBe bcrarfro0eln. Gr bielt 0icIcl-
ben an, nno iogten sic Hooler, 0ob
iie aus @aibi1qton u1b Inn 8 ll6r
W}orgcns in Baltimore ongcfonmell
Ieien. Sergeant @oliG brodte Sic
Orei Gaoler mad ser mittlerelt 8oli>
5etItntion, no bieIelben lire Narnen
ais 9aniel Mia6onep, Nr. 1913, 9lo.
bels6urg-Hoao,N Clarence 8aroer,
Nr. 800, If. StroBe, SO, uno Sos.
6otpIer, Nr. 907, 5loribo-gpenltc, on
gobelt. Sic Tunlmern an 5lpcien Der
TGoer noren entfernt lporocn, 0od
befonoen iid 0eren 6nbrifantclt-
nomen alf Ser geionoten 2iite. Sic
Guoler beboupten, ooB i6nen sic
6obrrdber geboren uno lie MIR cine
neutrality-suspicious. mad Baltimore
aemadt boben. Ser Goli5ei6eboroe 1T
@ai6inaton lit bic Ger6oftung scr
bret Siinlinge getneloet lporoen ll1b
miro Die ltntcriu6ung oieier 9eboroe
feitItelen, Oh Ole G1oer Ser Gerbofte.
ten geItoblen Iinb oPer nidt.
Neuer + tnan5plan.- @ie
perlalltet, miro Die nMarplano Sele-
phone & telegraph So" in einigen
Sngen nit einem ltelten 6illon5plan
beralts fommen. Die @eriihte bon
elmer geridmel5uns ser Gompagnie
nit Der r@beIapeafe uno Botomac
60" neroen bonn grdlioentqn gpons
perneint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
lin Gcdlt nnb 0clb.

&rei@gcri0t onf0croQt. - Gbet
sic ni6t I'M 6immel gei6lolicl
mlr0eu. - &eridyieoene 6irnnel
in finor3icIlcr Sdpuierigfeit. ,-
Gerlongt $4,000 Sdooenerios.
Cine intcrciinnte Nc6tSfrogc lpltro
on1 Somitog Dor Hidter EbclpS IN
&reiSgeridt muf9crollt, 1ielelbe ent
muds elmer aloge bon Sioof Sblt
man gcgcn Moics @rccnbcrg fir elm
Sdltl0 bon $1,000 fir S6mudio6en
&or 5uci Sobrcn tpltroc @reenberr
aus Dem 9onferottuerfabrcn entloi
len, Dor mel6cr 3eit CT Die S6ulocl
Qenod)t bobcn ioQ. Ser anmoIt
8rcetberg'S ucrlangt Nun, BOB ieil
Client bon ic0cr mcitrcn Gerantmort
lidfeit in Der o6igcn Nngclegcn6cit
entboben mcroc, ga Der &ldger icinel1
Bro5cntIob Der olSgelporfenen 9ipi.
0cn0en, Die fir @reenber0'S @l0ltbi.
ger feItgcIcBt tultroer, empfnngcn
babe. Hidter GbclpS bc6iclt iid bic
GntI6eibung por.
@ei6Gftl Of e 9 6mierig g.
feiten.
Gin 8eiltd), 0aS 9onfcrottpcrfa6-
ren iibcr Die nWlorDlono 8lum6inq
onO Ginning 60" 5u crflGren, milr0e
bon Deri6iebenen @l0ubigcrn burc6
TedtSonlpolt Splono .. Steluort
bei'm 9unoeSgcri6t eingereidt. Sll
Dem 0ciud lit gciogt, oob iiG OaS
Gomptoir Der Gompo9nic in gtr. 81.
@eit-9ioole.S troBe, befinoet. Gie
Gompognie miGigtc onqcblidJ lpeqcn
3ab(ungsunf0biofeit in sic Grnelt-
mug bon Soiicnpernoltcrn cin.
&o6crt S. Megorp uno So6n g..
W}cGop bon Baltimore uno 9enjo=
min U. 6ronb bon @orrctt.GountD
lpurOcn am Samitog aus Dem Ban.
ferottperfobren entlaIlen.
@illinm 9. Tenilolt, eilt aoltf=
mann BON 9tr. 622, Gum6orton=9lues
me, erIudtc ont Somitog I'M sic
@obltbot 0es Observation-Disclosures.
Seine Standardization 6"ctroQeu
$2OS5.5S uno ieine 8ut6a6cn $3.50.
GGtmi ii be GGr6cn.
SIN &reisgeri6t lpuroe onl Sonl-
ltog cine nbiolute S6eiourlg 6cluil-
ligt uno ied)S Sdciolngsgeillde Elm.
gcreif)t. Gle @eidIieoe1en iin0 5rol,
algllita $. 9errn pom Nr. 1885,
Norb,G rrbom.S troBc, u1o Solcp6
6. 9errp. Sic S6eiou1g erfolgtc olrf
Nntrag bon 6rou 9errp. glS @runo
mar llntreuc OeS WnnneS ongegc6cn.
Gus Euar beiratbete am %. Sui
1905 uno le6te MIR orei Wonate III.
Ian1mcn.
9eliie Garter miiltid)t cine thcil.
lueilc Sdciolrng bon Sbonros Garter,
ben iie oes Gerloiiel,S uno ser In.
6ciduibigt, Die 9eioen bciro-
I'M Sabre 1902 unb uno trent
ten Ii6 altd iln ielbcn Sabre.
8eilld)c Inn obiolute Sheioung
lpltroen eillgcrei6t BON Soiep6inc W.
Gore bon Gbpin s. Gore uno bon
Mebet6oum bon Iot6on
Utcbc1baum lpegen 8crloiIcnS, BON
Sleol1or s. Stuff bon @iiGum e..
1fltb ln0 bon Womic NctcrS bon :.
s. FcterS tpcgcn llntrctc, ull0 bon
$. Gonfuop bon Nord Gon-
nan tpcgen SerloIicns nno llntreuc.
VI c II 6cnleben ou $4,000
gel6ott.
Gie Ger. StroBcnba6n-@ eieQidoft
I'M Common GleoS-@ eriGt
I'M $4,000 fir Sen 600 bon elmer
). S6erpctte perflogt, melfer ourd
S%erletungen berbeigetiibrt muroe, sic
>erlelbe or1ge6lid om 6. Sonuor En-
lit, ipobrertb ct ols Goiiogier ouf Ell
ZEN StroBcnbobnpoggon Scr 60
Npenlte-2inie mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
S9eo. Dicncr G. 81.

@eiIe . Bureau uno @edielitltbe.
Sbiffsfarten bon tnb nod Deutid.
lanb init bem Mor6oeutifen 2IoDb
unb anoeren 2inien. Meiiepdije,
@ebiel, Grebitbriefe uno @eIoienSun.
gen.
217, Git.Yaltimure.S traFc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
Stdot Baltimore.

1tntcrbaltungS 8c0iuciicr.
rWiniif.Atabcmtc" - ,gtoa6's @rG".
"Btaucp's" pGbe MIuitcr g8oriman".
u@aegtD" - n0uintb 9uneB".
r6ore,S" yGbe Clo 6omeileub".
nponibGD" - ,G6e SigH OF the Grub".
rstbauaH's" - SAT- QOune".
uHnbitorium" - Com. Sid ano 6arrb".
nMarglanh" Geit9'S Sauoepiue.
,9ietu Mununeutal"@ySo @rali gStSoipS"
p9uhin's," Hr. 404-406, Eit.@alttmurcs str.
3agltb &nitbeoiae.& priteuuuecn uno bctUcgs
lide WtIoer.
y@arplane Sufep.Gfub."- 20. Npril bis 4.
Wtats Sritbtabrsz3ieuneH 5I @imlico.
,pst. ScucbittSs6un5il Mr.. t23, 6. y. 60
W'ontn4 oen 90. IpriI, fonii0e Cpcr She
@ononlter" NIT OrauifolGcnhen @uu In Der
p@crIHa nias9fdnuCrbur=6alc."
pSneultsHutn t'SurnOeretu." - Wtontag, ocu
-, Apttt. S0dttrrnett llno Raa in SttcrbCiu'3
Saue, sd pnIlz mo @eGfonsStrabc.
uSurufettioH hes 2nbDr.2gecume." - Wdttz
nod, Den "a. NpriI, S%dbaItnrHen NM Naa in
Der pnae 9r. 10t1-t0l3, Sfts@nltimorcitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
vGarntonie : Gafe,"

Wr. Ala, Weit-Tapette.S trakc, 3arl
Sdmibt, Snbabcr. Sammelplat Der
9entidcn. 8ur5iglide Slide, Diners,
Sonpers a Ia carte. Sn &nrsem Gr.
6ffnmns bcs Summersartens.
(Wbrin 1S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
Gin id)5nes nnb miitlidjcs @eIdjenf

Gin id6nes nuS Miitlidjes 8eidenf
fit MngebGrise 1T INNER cine lebens.
srofe photographic pber clue fiinit-
lcriid DollenScte Gopie clues nlten
giloes In Grapun, @aHerfarbe, Del
uber Haitcll. Die idJ6nitcn Cabinet.
bilbcr mir ST pro 0mtenS.
Sulims 9cbbel, beutider Ebotograp1
CO., 321 Moro-0 ap. strake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21
AT SOMERSET INN.

Bernardsville, n. J.. July 20 (speciaD-So much
interest has been taken by the guests in the new.
bowling alley that tournament is being arranged
and handsome cup will be offered to the SUCCESS
ful contestant. George CASTOR, jr. has kindly
consented TO superintend the necessary arrange
hlents' and the affair is expected To take place
shortly. Among the most enthusiastic bowlers are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Rees, Mr.. and Mrs I r.
Retnhardt. Miss Trusdell, Mr. end Ms r. e. lem
nngs Mr. and Mrs. Mallet-Prevost, DR. and Mrs
Lutkins. Miss Wilson, Miss Dorothy CASTOR Leon
Albeit and George II. CASTOR. IT.
The Saturday hop again a marked success
the pretty new ballroom, charmngly decorate ed
with ferns and sweetpcas, filled with dancers
The programme rendered by Professor Charles, q
orchestra was OF unusual merit ana was greatly
appreciated by all. ono OF tho pleasing features
of the evening tho old-fashioned Virginia reel
which was enthusiastically entered into. Among
those who participated were Mr.. and Mrs e w
Wilson, Mrs r. +. Jennings Mr. and Mrs T. r
Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Rumsey. Miss Dorothy
CASTOR. Miss +. Lutkins. Miss Pauline Mallet- Pre-
vost Miss W. X. Louther Miss jeanette Wilson
w. Fl. Flammcr. William OGorman. c. N Richard
w. T. Richard. George CASTOR jr.. w. McC1aye
g. M McCouch, Count des Carrots and c. b. Run
precht.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hubbard were the hosts at
a luncheon party Wednesday entertaining
Judge j. F. Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Dillon
a. c. Downing and Miss Downing. OF Far Hills
Mr.. and Mrs T. V. p. Talmage of BROOKLYN
made their headquarters at the Inn while on a
driving trip through this region.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart II Capen, OF New York
are guests Of Mrs. NJ l. Hopper, who IL spspding
tss summer NJ the Inn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21
IDEAL WEATHER AT sTRoUDsBURG

Stroudsburg. Penn. July 20 CSpeciaD-This has
been week Of driving and motoring. The weather
conditions have been ideal, occaslagaS showers
keeping the air cool and the roads free from dust
Several parties have gone back ana forth Pax-
Inn.
Among the New York golfers at Churleigh Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W Baxter.
AT the I'ulmer are Miss Edith Bayard. Samuel
Dattern. George Ridge. Joseph A. Kerr, w. j.
Carruthers NJ. A. Griffiths and r. J. Nichols.
At the Maple Hurst Miss Louisa Hilge Miss
Emma H. Hilge. Mr.. and Mrs T. o. Koven Miss
Elizabeth w. koYen. Mr. Walter Bates Mrs. Alvin
Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Boylan julius
Ruth. e. s. Passnore. Miss Passmore Mrs. A. e.
Ashbridge, Mrs. Hawkins. Beemona Jane Emmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Folin. Horace G. Folin,
t.. and Miss Dorothy Doin, OF New York City.
are ct the Prospect for the season.
Mrs. @. II. Mallet and family. OF New York City,
are recent arrivals at Fennlyn
Edward Clawson has arrived at Highland Dell
for stay Of few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs N S. Brinton Of New York CITY
and Miss Brnton. OF Philadelphia, are season
guests at Highland Inn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21
THE ALGONQUIN.

AIgonquin. n. Y. July 20 (SpeciaD.-Owners or
speedy motor launches among the guests at This
ora aanI 80 IA .le camps and cottages about here
are deeply interested In the organization OF ms
Lower Saranac Lake Launch Club. toward which
rie preliminary steps were taken this week
N"'ileS j. swain. who recently arrived M bis
amp near the hotel. Is one OF the prime movers
IN the Undertaking and will enter his speedy-
the club plans to have in course OF tbe seasor
W. - FIoyd-Jones, who is in camp near the hotel
Is also Il member OF the new club and will enter
ms new 5O-toot, @-horsepower launch which he
mas named the Here's How. This craft is capabIe
I Wv, ueT I speed of twenty miles an hour
ION" haruihs' proprietor OF the Algonquin. who
Charles o. Bishop the Raven and ~ c. Haskins
the Minnie NJ.
"A number or the patrons OF former years have
arrived at the Algonquin this week Among those
VINO came We're Mrs. E. NJ. Arnold. Miss Arnold
MISS a :, oulnlan James p. Leslie, Mrs. Fl NJ
Minerva W Banford C. A. Curtin, the Misses
Anna and Elvy Curtin Mr.. and Mrs H K Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21

Paui Smiths. N. Y. July 20 (Specfan Au,-
DiIe parties touring the Adirondacks mako DO,
ohiiths their objective point, and MANY bay. aai
i've, ,I mere this week One such party incI,ss
and Henrietta Norton. Another tncIudsd W elya
MIS- j. Samuels and one large New yo-~ ana
was made up OF Mrs William c. Dernarss+ E sIy
n b Vanderhoef. Mrs. George T wIIso, -
r. b Sanford and Mrs. r. B. Moriarty Mr. sH
MIS- CRAWFORD Clark. Miss Clark and Mrs p a.1
made up another New York autouobiIa n lat
reaching here. party
Ex-Governor G. Barstow, OF Verr,on+
among the arrivals OF the week Mrs vas
O,Suiiivan. of New York. also arrived and ~ -
lily will arrive later ~io Idla-
William @. Rockefeller, who recentIv ra,
from a fishing expedition IN the RsstSzosso
salmon preserves, was visitor at thu ho+sT -
week on his way back to New York From, ~.
tathers Adirondack preserve at Bay Pous - -
was accompanied by Mrs. Rockefeller yT,r,as
Rockefeller. who has been at his csmn =. an
Pond for some time returned 70 the cttv rao.-.y
Mrs. John ID. Woods and her son E-.IIy.
Woods. arrived on Tuesday at their nav ca.. -s
on the Lower ST. Regis. near the hotel legs
DIR. James Alexander Miller and Dr. Tt,A., -
Williams, OF New York, arrived this vrasE y
guests at the cottage OF DR.. and Mrs u r - ~
deau Francis Trudeau also Joined his pars...
at the cottage. ea0
Mrs. NJ B. Barber. Mrs. Charles n Pa,,
Miss Mary Paine among the New Yors 10y 10y
rivals OF the week at tho hotel They have a -
camp on the shore OF the Lower St Regis ~
John Q. Barron. tr., and his brother A rr,
Barron. are the last latest 70 join the PAM sr-,..
cottage colony. They have taken one OF thA 49,,
cottages for the season sS
Mrs Robert 2. Huntington and her grandd.r,,
ter Miss Helen Huntington. are among "a -
GIne patrons OF the hotel 70 return this week. ~
r. A. Henr1Ques and the Rev. P E. st,1rzfS ,rsa
nave been In camp at Mountain Pond rat1r-- -.
tAelF apartments at the hotel this week
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LAKESIDE INN.

Lake Placid. y. Y. July % tSpecfaD.-The ascent
O. Mount Whltefac" is the ambition Of many Of
Flacii's summer guests but all are not so sue
c'SStul In making the trlp We're G.. Malcolm
ba"tor,h and F. Randolph Dunn. two OF the
guests an Lakeside Inn who climbed TO the ton
one day this week i'm two and oue-haIf hours and
returned without mish7p. Tn" day chosen was
perfect and the view obtained fine.
&. r. Fox and q. r Frisbie. two OF the guests ?
the Inn. have devoted four days 81 the week 70 a
hunting and fishing trip under the guidance Of
sam Barton, the Adirondack guide. The expc-
ditlon included q tramp through AvaIancba ar5
Indian passes.
Recent arrivals at tho Inn include Mrs c; :
lonan John H. BoEcvt. r. Artaud Miss O.
Strauss Miss F. G. Rarm0re William p NJ
sherry. Robert f. Rider w r. Martin Mrs =
Kane, the Misses Edith and Daisy Feddeu Mr.
ana Mrs. \ II. BahSou Thomas Rahson Mr. and
Mrs \ Chapman. Mrs Joseph c. Murphy Mrs
ln@FIeS Squ!res, Miss VI. L. Stewart Miss r.
. H'ra, Miss NJ oIiara, John r. Carson and Ed
win \. Mooney
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THE AMPERSAND.

! Ampersand, \. Y. July 90 tSpeciaD.-Snce r n
WORK returned the other forenoon from "a short
hshlnE trip on the Lower Saranac Lake win d,
eaten or sixteen pckerel. having total v-ef-t+ ~
desir" % catch fish unperrost In the minds 90 ~
guests "t this resort With rod and linz, many ~
mem '"e .'St week have spent hours OF each dav
on tho lake. I'm vain eudeavor l., come s,,,,.
whore near equaIIinc Mr. Works phenor,er,r 80
but thus far without success 40
touring parties are making the Anuersand thet-
h'atquart'rs as i'm seasons mast, and several have
arrived here this week. one suc, Dar,,. -,
Mrs George Falcs Baker Mrs TFoDpsr ~ ~
MACMILLAN and Mrs. : :. Lewis who came 90
I'm an automobile from Mrs Raker's cottqro n,
iiut SWth s. Another party reaching here mis-
week Included Mrs. n. l.. Crocker Mis- NJ -
Ruttrick. Mrs a T.. shaw Miss X y ST. -,
Miss w shaw, who have been dcvotfnr much 90
th'lr time To boating on the Lower S1ranac Oro
"lner party Included Mrs Howell Miss OgIsbav
Miss Powell Mr.. Dodge and Mr. Wick and orotLsr
NJ Il. Marshall Mrs. +. r. Pike Miss phi 80
w. l. Coulter Inv anu
William r. Rhoades arrived this week COMING
up HoIn IN" city with party of friends i'm AN
AUTOMOBILES. They will occupv RoDnie r2raa 80.
Ills mother Mrs Joshua Rho9dcs ma sJste~ NJ.
l'no7des. who are ut Lakeside Cottage are FOND 90
driving, ard with their friend Mrs \ {. Nc.
a'Ium' devote much time to going about over the
line roads I'm this vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. w $ Edev az Nev- v-,. =,
nave heen on a European trip arrived NJ the
Ahpcrsand yesterday. Miss Marie StoveU who
mas been the guest Of Air ana Mrs Milton {,
work. mas returned 10 the city hut will ba ~, 49,
again soon This week A. ! lee has bes, -.
tanning Robert w. Grftith. T.. j. Griffith ana .
i'tut' OF New York. and Mr.. and Mrs Rolrb
MARSH OF New York, have been entertaining Edwin
Van Wormer ''
Miss S Werner has been visiting her brotbor
'harles NJ Werner. and Louis Dreka has been tbs
guest OF Milton {. Work at the WIgwarn
MI an" Mrs Irving Schmelzel Of New York
are entertaining Mrs Howard Diehl and + 3
IauneSchlosS, of New York
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many IONS is renewing old acquaintaces while
spendnLfShe summer at the Mountain House
New Workers at the Central r. Estrada and
family, Miss Elizabeth w. Spans. Mrs. J. n. Spans,
Mrs. X. Snell Miss Kathrine Smell. Miss Ethel
Smell and John c. Oudapon
Mr.. and Mrs @. H. de La Monte OF New York
City, spending the at the River Farm
House.
Robert Miller. Mrs Margaret Miller and Miss
Elizabeth Miller compose a New York party who
are at the River Farm House
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Dalton. Of New York CITY
viii spend the season at the River Farm House.
A feature OF the weeks entertainment at the
Cataract House was peanut party. followed by
a dance.