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New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

their Japanese camp. on the upper lake, ard re-'
turned fhjs week to the city.
Those who departed this week JOINED IN sew
eaI e1ifoya bic excursions before their depaItc-s
The PARTY from the Burden camp deVoted ons
Gav "a drive to SaTaEac Lake ana points n
shat vicinity and the house party az Rooeft
Gsrrett's camp on the Upper ST. Regis Lake, IN
Guiding Mr. ard Mrs. Garrett. Mr anu MIS- j.
NJ Ehoades jr Professor L. H Miller. OF
Princeton and Mrs. Miller. Miss Annie b. Dob
bin Miss Lucy ]. Cook, F. \. lnslenart, and
.ioorehaad g. Holland made the trip to Saranac
Inn early in the week. going by way OF ths
Seven Carries. and having a merry time
MIR and Mrs William r. Trow bridge were
among those who m3de the trip from the St
Regis chain OF lakes to the inn this wees.
Mrs Allan II. Dickson headed party to ths
Lover Saranac, which included Mrs James P.
Dickson Mrs. Frank g. Darte and Miss Eliza
beth Dickson. Who have been with her at Camp
Ea-ls ktiyo on Spitfire Lake. for several weeks.
| Si1nccu J. Drake. chairman OF the race COM
,?7i:tee OF tho ST Regis Yacht CLUB. who was ons
Os the first to arrive in camp on the ST Regis
chain is still at Twin Pines camp, on SDitfrs
Lake and will remain there well into October.
| ITe is accompanied by his sOn-in-iaw aud daugh.
| fer Mr. and Mrs A. Clark Robinson.
4 number Of improvements are projected for
] The camp; on the st. Regis chain Of lakes be-
fore ttc. opcning Of another season Work on
Miss Anna Lusk's camp. adjoining that Of her
brother Professor Graham Lusk. is being hur-
| ried forward and IT will he ready for occupancy
summer.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
COTT4GERS 1T ASBt Rl :
lingering to Enjoy Ideal September
Heather.

.snur,- PARK. SEPT u (Spsciap-AA OF 10
,a-, hotels with the exception of the Na-'
borouen Victoria. St James. Minot and '1r'i.l
,,-e,ua have closed for the season. but nufil
cf cottasers continue 20 linger 70 ENJOY 'h7 l'''
September weather
r. cor,-an+fons were held here this week
The on,ua, session Of the East PennsyIvanl8
Sx-,oa If the Evangelical Lutheran Chureh' aIN
,ha+ ot the church workers among negroes l"9
former was held in the Beach Auditoriuih a'N
the latter in ST AugUstine's Church
Tho Cor,,non Council lias indcrsed the propO-
s,tion nf the Public Grounds Comnl'SSi'H
100. q tv,en-v wears concession for Hl"ue'N
,ot and cold sea water bathing staoiisIiI''So ~.
nv, the boardwalk at First avenue s .1rt-
tba i,oorovement have been approved anu Tts
~ ., ~, saroa will be started next month- IL IL
baths will be built by private capllaI. esfrts o
;,v win receive % per cent of the gross r-,
80 tbs privilege and at the end OF l"Cu.l
Years the establishment VIII heconie eLe IN be
80. ., the municipality The buildings WI ~
three stories high and contain neafIy OIS - n,
gaD1 bathrooms. The establishments = ~
kept open all the wear . e, rote!-
1csnn Grove bonifICss are 10 Organize q ~. IL -
EAen,rs association 20 further the llt.e llt.Sb--
that resort by advertising. seeSlns S!no ~
business obtaining better rahToid aoas,,
inn+thertue the religious and EIslcal S.asul, ,
PsJigIouS services viii be continued .Ij
C,,n5gy in September III the Ocean Grove %~ -
o,,,~, The preachers announced Tor '.i-..-. L.,
~ arc rhe Rev DIR. Judson swift. ~ -
york CITY corresponding. secretary mr.
American Bibie society. snc ~tSe rev "
Henry Wheeler, OF Ocean Grove
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
WATER GAP STILL BUSY
Some of the Houses Purpose kccp-
ing Omen Until December I.

Delaware water Cap Penn. Sept. - 6Spe-
cian The resorts i'm this village are still doing
a banner business and several Of them intend
keeping open until the first Of December. G
Frank Cope. proprietor or the hittaunnN. .
owing to the number of applications for quar-
ters late in the year, viii keep his house open
throughout the entire year
The Kjttatinnv never enjoyed such season
as this. the crowd there at present resembling
midseason throng This hotel is the official
stopping place for the American Motor League
and various other automobile associations, and
many machines are az the garage every sun
dav The automobile trade of this house has
increased fivefold this year.
Thursday of this week the Water Gap House
golfers defeated n team from Stroudsburg ON
the course at this resort by six points Inc
course of seventeen hundred and some odd
yards was finished by Joseph Wallace in 81 the
best score of the year. Another match was
PLAYED to-day the same course.
The GIenwood baseball team at last regained
their laurels by defeating the Al-Collesiates, Of
StrouGsburg. on wednesday AFTERNOON p9 d
score of to T.
G. b. Fulmer. OF Brooklyn. is at the Kittatinny
for n stay of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Dawson. Miss Dawson l..
Dawson II. Dawson. jr. and Miss Pomeroy. or
New York. came To the Kttatinny this week
in automobile.
Mrs. Frank coles Mrs. Frank Anthony. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel l.. Wilson and Mrs. Mary
Wilson are a party Of Brooklynites at the
kittatinny.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Camp. Master II. camp
Mrs John Camp and Miss Dorothy Camp com
prjsa an automobile PARTY that recently regis
tered at the Kittatinny from New York city.
H. NJ Wikln of New York CITY. Is enjoying
the autunln weather in an extended stay at the
kittatinny
Mr. and Mrs w w Hall, of New York city,
have taken apartments at the kittatinny FOR
the rest of the season
Theodore A. Hellwig. OF Brooklyn, is re-
cent arrival at the Kittatinny.
Mrs c. F. Hailman Mrs. ]. c. Airich. a. u.
Alrich and George l. Hailrlan are a party that
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
Guests Continue to Arrive
at These Autumn
Resorts.

Mount Pocono. Penn Sept q CSpecial).-
Arrivals still continue 10 pour into the differ
ent resorts in the Pocono Plateau and are in
time TO see the first change in the foliage. 1t
is Just turning TO red and by the latter part
of the month will he golden yellow.
Train accommoda tons are such both on the
Iackana1lna and Pennsylvania railroads that
New York or Philadelphia business men wish
ing TO spend Sunday in the mountains watching
the changing tints of the trees are enabled 10
leave the city ard reach their destination in
time to enjoy dinner. And on Monday morn
ing trains leave early enough, so that men can
eet back 10 their Offices by 10 o'clock
one Of the social affairs Of the week was the
vaudeville show given az the Mount Pleasant
House Monday evening under the direction OF
Mrs William Leach. There were sixteen num-
hers on the programme.
Resides the usual outdoor sports the guests
are finding ample time to indulge in dancing
which is in order every evening az the dlnefent
hotels.
The Montanesca is entertaining at present
between f25 and $50 guests, and at least one
third Of the rooms have been engaged for the
eason of 1908. The automobile trade at this
house has also increased and is five times as
great as that OF last year
Mr. and Mrs T. G. Grant. of Brooklyn, nave
taken apartments at the Montanesca for the
rest Of the season
The Misses kimmerer, OF Brooklyn at
the Montanesca-
York City are ct the Aonfanesca.
Mrs. r Is. Fistdale. Miss Halsey and Miss
=. Brown, Of NeH York City. are ct the Mon
IanescE.
Edvari 2. Mason, cf Jersey City. VIII
main until the end OF the season a: the Mon
tanesca.
HIej Endieott. anna " Endicott and Lily
{. EEdicott are enjoying an extended stay at
the Montanesca.
Z. +. Glore IS at the Montanesca for several
weeks.
Spruce Cabin Inn still has house full Of
guests, and by the latter part o: the month
its capacity will be taxed to accommodate the
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
AT MOUNT p0CONO AND THE WATER gap.

recently registered at the Kittatnny from
Pittsburg.
Mrs T. C. Fulweiler and w II. F':Ilweiler
are enjoying life At the Kttatinny fo- several
weeks.
J. ". Lambert. Of New York. is at the Kit
tatinny.
Mrs. John T. Wood is the Kittatinny for
extended stay.
The Misses Agnes Hall and Martha Hall. Of
Now York City. are al the Water Gap House
Frank h. York and David Y. Daily. Of Brook
lyn. are spending much of their time on the links
Of the Water Gap House
Mr. and Mrs |. Il. Hamilton. Of New York
City. at the Water Gap House
H. w Kennedy and ". r. s Wood Of New
York City. are at the Water Gap House.
Mr.. and Mrs. H 5. Paul. Miss Edith Lambert
and Mrs. Edgar Selwyn are New Workers who
recently registered at the Water Gap House
Mrs. c. F. Allen. Miss Allen. Miss Fl. c. Allen
and Miss Z. s Richardson. % New York are
spending the fall season at the Water Gap
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis y. Peters. Of New York
City have taken apartments at the Glenwood
FOR the rest Of the season.
Mrs. NJ Knight and Thomas g. Harper. of New
York City. recently registered the Glenwood
Mrs W. 4. Rogers and Miss l.. Rogers. of New
York. at the G!enwood.
A T. Conre, Of New York Is Il recent arrival
Ut the Glenwood
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
AT EDGEWOOD INN.

Greenwich. Conn. Sept. 81 tspeciaO-The Ger
man Ambassador TO this country. Baron Speck Won
Sternhurs. accompanied hy the baroness and n
party OF friends has taken suite the Edge
wood Inn for extended
Ex-.I2yCr f. W. Wurster. of Brooklyn. and Mrs.
Wurster Will remain until the close OF the season.
being Interested In the erection OF their cottage In
North street.
W. Constable. OF the nrn, of Arnold. Constable <
CO.. and family are autumn sotourners The Misses
Constable among the THCSt enthusiastic ard
skiful tennis players who visit the inn.
W. NJ Bennett cashier OF the Bank of America.
and Mrs. Bennett have returned for extended
stay. after a short trip to Aiartha's Vineyard.
H. K. IL. EuHhardt and family. of New York.
have been Joined by MT. kunnardj's eldest son.
who has Just returned fTCm trip OF exploration
Other fall visitors are MIR. and Mrs. T. i. Black
and daughter. Henry J. Anderson. Mt and Mrs
H. T. Romaife. Henry W StackhouSa Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving f. Raymond. MIR. and Mrs. P,ertce
Shetho. s. II Chisholm, 4. j. Nuttine. Richard =
siervi1 ard George .. Weber. Of New York: Mr.
and Mrs. Albert C.~sbrough and Miss Alberta
Cheshrocgh of Northpo-t, Long Island; Mts
He,;r* L Naxva,l ana Miss Rirdsait- Of Eye; N
fred W. BAutteil. ct London; AIR. ami Mrs =. =
Meeker and Mr. and Mrs Wallace {. Winter. o.
Baltimore, Commander e Simpson, L. S. N, and
Mrs Simpson. Of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
THE WAWBEEK.

War-heex. y. Y Sept 81 (SpeciaD.-Donad
Thomas of New York among those who
left the T-awboek this week hunting
peditions In past seasons Mr. Thomas has been
successsuI al getting deer. and he il expected
hack with something worth while A l. Throop
and Eobert Douglass succeeded in bringing
down 4 three -year-oId buck after few hours
hunting on wednesday. Joseph Eastman.
Thomas Eastman. Barry Smith and DR. o. g.
vvfehtnlar make UP party from the Wawbeek
who have gone on a weeks hunting trip in the
Racuuette River region Charles thompson.
with Mrs Thompson. Mrs. Augusta Southack
eud Miss PhiIbin. spent Saturday hshtng on the
rIvcr R5fng a far the falls.
Tennis "a stil popular at the WaVoeek de-
sDite the Iateness of the season The Misses
Sarhas Of Flushing Long Island. have thus FAR
heeu successful ia defending their title 70 the
l7ooors in the wOrleus doubles.
Thomas Eastman. % New York returned 20
.be Wawbeek recently after an autouoDhe UP
through Long Island
Rocert Southack has arrived az the Wawpeek
after pleasant trip 20 Honolulu Whefe -
srn-r the greater part OF the summer NJ
Sor,r,sck returns to Yale 10 resume MS stu1lss
next week - r,5 8. -.
Work on the new Rustic Lodge Road IS pro-
g--sssing RAPIDLY E 2 SwensOn expects 10 have
,be larger portion Of 10 finished this fan When
~nrnUIafed the new road will make the driVe'to
$50 and Hfawatha Lodge son9V hat longer.
br+ ,r'rI more than make UP for this N tne
added attractiveness CT the new settlement at
the old rustic site.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
Number of Autumn Visitors
i'm the Granite State Still
Large. However.

White Mountains. y. H, Sept Il '9peclaN'-
Although the successful season Of lN)i IN ''e
White Mountains is nearly at an end, II Wouid
ba almost impossible to believe that announcer
fortnight will see the closing Of all the large
hotels 50 great is the number Of autumn V1s-
itors The season has been a decided success
.,5 all through the three summer months so
cia1 e,avetv and sports and activities nave mace
nIeasant the stay Of thousands Of visitors 10
the White Hills.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Claypool. Of Pasadena
Cal. with their daughters and Mrs. Harvey Bis
sell have been spending some time at the Cra"-
ford House where they have engaged rooms Tor
next season and Will arrive at the opening OF
the house.
George y Miller of New York. is enjoying
few davs at the Crawford House. Other late
arrivals there are Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred fhorup-
son and Mrs. Asa Barron.
Mrs Edward Kelly. of New York, the mother
of Mrs Frank Gould. is with her young daugE-
ter at the Crawford House until the cad Of the
season. after which she will visit the CioulGs
before returning TO New York.
George ?. Rowell. Of New York. is spending
a few days in Lttleton. his old home, prior to
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22


pauI Smiths. n L. Sept II fSpeciai).-The
usefulness of Paul Smiths new railroad line 10
tho st Regis chain &C lakes was shown
.hts u,eek when the majority of the campers on
.ra lakes broke camp and returned to the city
MANY of them had their private cars haulcd to
tho hotel and boarded them there. thus making
II possible for them to go through to New OK
,ifhout change at Lake Clear. Mr. and =: :
anson phelps Stokes and the members or tneir
large partJ were among the campers VINO ZOOS
| advantage of this means Of retHrning 20 the
citv and Mr.. and Mrs G. T. barney ana tt!e
members of their house party viii taVe TWO pr
vate cars over the new lin". DE- Shu MI
Walter p. James will have their car sent down
over this route wnen they depart on MONDAY
September u , - ,,.oto-1 a
number of the guests now mere have resSrNea
apartments at the winter cottage until Oc''-
ber IL. -, -.,a,
arrangements remain until the frst, and some
arc stilI entertaining friends. Misc A D. Moran
OF New York Joined at her cottage oy Il, n
sister Miss H. Dorothy Moran, early III the
Or. and Mrs E. L. Tsudeau have as guests at
their cottage DR.. II NJ Thomas and MISS HHoA
G. Tiffany -.
Mrs. John c. Desher and her daughter. Mrs
W d. Hamilton. and child. vino were among
those arriving this week, have reserved apatI-
ments at the Smith cottage for the resi- o: tne
Colonel James schoonneker is expected here
soon to join Mrs. SCiCon~aktr, VINO came UP
early this week accompanied by her daughte!'
Miss Greta schooumaIeer her sister ..'rs / neo-
dore Cook. and Mrs. j. '" HaTr!eS' OF Ne"
! York. =.
A. j. Mbank came this week 10 tahe part III II
the hunting around Mcacham Lake Many or
those in the hunting parties VIII ,h SET out fro!,l
here On rIv this week returned with deer Phi;p
Corbin and George Patterson. who were a'nols
the first out. secured two fine bucfs on tI's nr9t
day Of the open season
! H. De sibour. J. Y. Pope and A. l. Noor-
hees OF New York. who caffe Up this week ana
took apartments at the Casino. have been hav-
ing great I,,Ci at hunting
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
CROWDS STILL AT sTR0UDsBURG.

stroudsburg Penn. sert. 81 (SpcciaD.--Never be
fore In the history this place have the different
houses accommodated such large crowds, and So
cfal functions were never OF such frequent occur
renee Some Of the hotelkeepers. owing TO the in
creased number of engagements for next year. are
thinking about building additions
Golf is still the chief sport In this resort, ana
both men and women take advantage OF the flne
DAYS {. y. Grant Of New York. recently gave Il
OF the caddies to play for. which were
won by Stanley Keller.
Miss s. NJ. Neey, who has been spending the
season at Churleigh Inn, gave corn roast ana
rnarshmalloy. toast TO a number OF ter friehdS on
Monday evening on Sunset Hin, short distance
from the hotel.
Mrs r l.. Wilson of New York City, is spend
ing several weeks Highland Dell.
4 8 Lea Of New York City, Is enjoying tho
cool ureezes of this resort by an extended stay at
tho Highland Deli -,
door life OF tcss resort al Highland Dell.
w r. stuart. OF Youlcrs, had a welcome recep-
ton AZ CEurieigh pm
Miss Ida l.. Lens, of New YORK, is enjoying
stay at ChuTleigh Inn: ,,, -,
James T. Mitchell Master James Mitchell ana
Master Thomas Mitchel of New York CITY are
enjoying the drives OF this resort While at the
A j. Hopper. q New York City, is recent ar
rival at the Prospect House.
Mrs Fuller and daughter Of New YORK City, are
at tho penllyn for extended stay.
Mr. and Mrs Crane and Mrs Davenport and
daughter are a party OF New Yo1kere who re-
Gently registered al ths Pe1oyn-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
WHITE WOUNTAIN SEASON CLOSING

Mr. and Mrs w. Dixon Ellis of Manhattan.
are also new arrivals at the Maplewood for the
rest Of September.
Among the arrivals at the Sinclair in Beth
lehem. this week. there have been these New
Workers. II 6. Aver. W. ]. Stone. Miss stone.
Mrs Guy Murchie and Miss Eliza Richards
w L. Goodbody. Of Manhattan. is making his
first trip the mountains and is at the sinclair
for the rest OF the season.
An Empire state party at the Sinclair for a
fortnight includes r W. Lancaster, Edgar E
Frank Of New York city. and George W. stud
well. of Rochester.
Sherman Morse. jr-. New Yorker. has ar
rived at the Sinclair and Sin stay until the
house closes in October
4 Manhattan party at tho Sinclair for two
or three weeks includes Mrs. Latham Anderson.
Miss Anderson. Mrs Benjamin Wood, Master
Jefferson Kay Wood, Mrs NJ Lopez ana MISS
Blanche Lopez.
Mr. and Mrs w c. Starr. of Glen Ridge.
n j. accompanied by Frederick W. Spering
and Louis Sperling. late arrivals for the
rest OF the month at the Sinclair House
Mrs r. a Rainey. Of New York. accompanied
BY Mrs George Potts and N1ias Cengar. also Of
Manhattan. arrived this week from Concord AZ
tho Mount Washington. where they Will spend
a week.
aTr. and Mrs. n. e. Clark OF New York. with
Mrs Rradt and Miss CLARK Of Brooklyn mo-
tored 10 Breton Woods from Montpelier on
Tuesday and are at the Mount Washington.
Mrs George T. Childs and Neal T. Childs. Of
New York. are among the most recent arrivals
a the Mount Washington. where they viii stay
until the close Of the -eason.
Among the Philadephans AZ the Mount
washington for week are Mr. and Mrs Fred
s TOtt. This is their first visit to BRETON
Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. F. n Lang and Mr- and Mrs.
Remick of Brooklyn. are at the Mount Wash
ington for the rest of September
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

returning to his legal work after trip Ia Eng
land and motor trip on the Continent
Eberhard l.. Lueder. Of New York, vino
is an annual visitor at BRETON Woods. ar
rived on Saturday at the Mount PleaFan nj
House for the season end Mr. Lueder is
member Of the Baltusro Golf Club. and the
eighteen hole course tcmpts him t" AT least
two rounds every fair dar. He is also climbing
some Of the mountains here, and finds his trips
as ENJOYABLE as his previous excursions TO
mountain tons i'm Switzerland and the Tyrol.
Mr. end Mrs William Patten with Miss Pat
ten and Miss Grace Rsrnum. who have been IN
Europe all summer. win pay their customary
visit 10 Breton Woods before opening their
auartn1ent in New, York for the winter
G H Roardman. Of New York. is an enthH-
siastic golfer from the metropolis who has been
ENJOYING the links AT Breton Woods. where he
is frequent visitor
Mrs Joseph Stckney. the chateaine of the
Breton Woods estate. starts this week on a
tour Of the world, going first I" Japan ana the
Orient then probably on to India and Egypt
After the memorial services in the Stckney
Charel at Breton Woods On Sunday afternoon
there a special musical proErah1Ine' Iea,-
IRE of which was singing by Mrs. Henry NJ.
Iraeler Her guest Mrs Wise also heard
with M-s. John Craig Kelley.
Miss Marion SpiHney. the soprano soIolst, Is
sperdfng ten days the Mount Pleasant House.
where sha arrived this week.
Mr. and Mrs ALBERT Rathhone and the Misses
PathLnna are among the late arrivals at the
Mount Washington from New ork Tor the rest
IF the season.
Pittsuurgers who are motoring through the
White Mountains. having lately come from Fish
er's Island. are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chalfon.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

hunters making arrangements t0 bo on hand
for the Opening Of the sporting season
Frank T. York. OF New York city. IL re-
cent arrival at the Pocono Mountain House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Tilton. OF New York city
are at the Pocono Mountain House for the rest
Of the sea son.
l. < Greyes has Joined the New York con-
1ingent at the Pocono Mountain House.
". II 'Loomis and W La Roche are mem
bers Of an automobile party that recently reg
istered a the Pocono Mountain House
Miss Taylor, of New York city IS at the
Pocono Mountain House. .
" N. RalIas. Robert j. Carlisle and David
r. DAILY are trio Of New Workers enjoying
life at the Pocono Mountain House for several
weeks. - .,
Mr. and Mrs W II. Hooper and Miss Dorothy
Hooper. Of New York City, recently registered
at the Mount Pleasant House for the rest OF
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Ford j. 3. Ford, jr., and r.
S Ford. Of Detroit making the mount
Pleasant House their fall home.
Mrs John T Taylor of New YORK CITY Is AZ
the Mount Pleasant House.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
More Women Than kor-
n,erlv Are Takius Part
in the Sport.

1nse Placid. = =. Sept II 'Spee-aI =
an of tn. hunting seasons Of th'' paS' I'd
,.a,, ,.a-ff,ipatad in moro generally ny NiS''"
. - adirordacl,s than that which ol'-he" '''''
,7o,, :.,.l q feature If the present season "''''
..-.,c+ 80 r,e~laal.oa * the fact tl9t = larger
,e,f.ntaca ID: women are taking part II Tue
,.y,-+ .5tan ever before. From al Of 1tie ''ot'lN
- r+i+s Including, women rs vel! rs IRE" '-'
,,.o tho de;.7hs Of the -atircndacG "li"eril3sN
,s,;-- this week. Some 3ave already 'atulf'
9Th q r1,I,t!,e:. Of deer and others are St" N
-cae!. ca:nn. Reports from az parts al 'ie
-,o,ntsirs ere tf2at game Is plentiful this season
Tho weather in tie mountains now IS 4 oe-
ss-,,7euI combination o. cool nights ard morn
ncs. with beautiful mi@dis-a, and each evening
,ri-rs some Of tro finest sunset effects con-
.el,able. Following = period &C rain, such
reathe- has caused many Of Tho guests n the
,o.o,s 70 abandon ar desire 70 return to the
.,tx and most C ;hem now here Wlh say
bro,pl, until the close Of the season on octopeI
4 v-ffle not q few heve leased cottages tor lhaI
month To add 10 the charm OF the NE htIt
.c1g the foliage has within the last week lna,'e E
,auid progress toward that complete chahse 70 10
he beautiful colors Of autumn Whlch ih,I>e il
,ne Of the grandest sights inlaginabie
One OF the affairs of the week Al Lake t-i"ti+
which for the tirfe distracted the a'leh'''li ="
ne summer people from their paStimes vas q
sre in which the Signal Hill cottage of EdNih
Norton former president ot tfe American "a"
r-o-,,nanz was badly burned