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1t is pleasure to see that the
Democrats of Allegheny have again
nominated eX-Lieutenant Governor
Doughton for the Legislature. There
will not be in that body a man OF
better poise, and sober Judgment or
sounder sense. He is anideal legisla-
tor and if every member of the Gen
eral Assembly were a man of like
type the people would not need to
worry about what it was going to
do for it would do nothing that
was not wise or for the best interest
of the State-Charlotte Observer.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
THE WESTERN CATsKILLs.

Stamford. N Y. Aug. 1.-The last week of July
has been a record breaker for the number of met
ropotan visitors who have to spend the
summer here and. usual, the first week OF
August will find the Queens of the Catskills filled
with gay crowd of summer visitors all anxious
TO make the most OF their vacation days. With
reorgan baseball association and remo6ened
diamond The interest of baseball fans who are
assembled here in goodly numbers. finds enthusias-
tic vent. The team which is made up OF who
are prominent IN college baseball has already met
many professional clubs, up the present time
It has maintained almost unbroken succession of
victories. Especially in Wednesdays game. when
the Stamford nine defeated the crack Middleburs
club by OF 9 TO 8. the speed and
periority OF the home team shown.
On Wednesday a merry party of thirty young
people went q straw ride TO Jefferson for a
picnic and also attend the baseball game
tween jefferson and Stamford. Those who made
up the party leaders in social affairs at Church.
III Hall and the Rexmere.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. James McTnerny en-
tertained q small company in honor of her friend
Miss GuntFler of Paris.
John Mason and Mrs McBirney gave tea party
to number of their friends at Greycourt Inn on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Forest Lindley and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Ogden Warren are visiting Mrs. John di zerega
at Cherrycrest.
The two weekly hops at the Rexrnere are very
popular and the dance held there on Saturday
night last. owing to the presence Of number OF
oottagers and friends of the patrons the house.
was one of the most successful of the At
the Monday night euchre Mrs. j. B. Ebbets, W. H.
Robinson. Mrs. H. T. Huber and Mrs. D. r. BRASIL
the prizes
At Churchill Hall card parties dances. concerts
and entertainments of all kinds have followed one
another in unending succession. The euchre on
Monday evening was success the prizes being
won by Mrs. T c. Bott Miss Josephine Swan, Miss
Doran and Mrs Swan
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

grounds this week, 1t resulted in a victory of
to for the Hygeia team.
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, general super1ntend-
ent of the Western Telegraph Company. and his
family have been at the Ocean View Hotel
New Workers at the hotels are:
National-Grace NJ. Wiley. J. c. Kallen, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Young. D. E Baster J. A Jones, NJ.
Wright, l. A. Brackett and A. c. Sching.
Hygeia-Charles NJ Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs
William Buess. Miss Vidant, j. w Hunter. E. E
Vidant Rutherford Hart, John b. Farmer, Anna E
Walsh, B. F. Woodburn. F. ]. McKechine Mr. and
Mrs Frank A. Collins. George ]. Smith. Joseph IL
Campbell. ]. Moonea Evelyn B. Bony and Leon
R Moses
Ocean View-Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Anderson. A.
T. Schaw. A. Fitzpatrick, Il. A. Dwyer. M Good
erson. Mrs NJ {. Hunter. p Van VOckenbUrg.
William ]. BeuIe, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Brooks, b.
Brooks. jr., Brice Brooks. ]. w. Brooks, Mrs. V.
E Stottler A Taylor, Mrs. L. NJ Gussinger, Miss
NJ. C. Lindsey. Mrs F. Manford. Charles N Man
ford, Miss Bruce and Miss Grace Tomanger.
NIanisses-Mrs. G. Macdernett, Miss ]. Amback
Anna L. Gunst, Herman Colin, Frank NJ. Claments
w. P. Haidevay Mrs. W. P. Hadevee, Miss Had
nevin George V. Burbank, IT. w. StOrer John
E. Good Mr.. ]. Griffin, l. Casper Miss n. Carine.
Miss c. Preyer. John Ring. George Fl. Lasanayor,
George ]. Webster. a. G. Benson, William Smith
W. w. Smith NJ Casana jor. \. Casana jor. VI. A.
Fuller. Z. Z. TuIier. Mr.. and Mrs &C s Witherd.
ri ald Mrs. W Pouner. Miss II Cnrine Miss
c. Preye~. George II. Lasanayor, James II. Miller
anI George H. Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Many aquatic EUents VII EnliUers
Month of august.

Thousand Island Park N Y. aug. This month
promises to be unusually gay and full OF interest
to tourist and cottager alike A large number OF
aquatic events the August programme.
numbered among which the Gold Cup race
of the American Power Boat Association at Chip
pewa Bay the annual encampment at Sugar Isl
and Of the American Canoe Association. bringing
canoeists from all parts of the United States and
ranged by the local yacht clubs at Alexandrta
Bay Clayton and Frontenac
AT some resorts go1ng and tennis are prime at
fractions Just now, and the courts at the Thou
sand Islands Yacht Club never IN better
shape willis the island links there have made ths
club famous for superior golf Journeys
At Thousand Island Park baseball holds the cen
ire Of the stage the park team playing two games
q week with mines in the St. Lawrence River
Ieague or with outside teams from OgdensburS.
Gananoque. Watertown and other cities in this
territory
Recent Manhattan arrivals at Thousand Island
House include II. Bahr. Miss G. Bahr. L. A Hun
gerford, V. b Bahr. Lawrence Frank. William
Charnley H F. Smith and B. c. Smith At tha
Hotel CoIumbian-Mr- and Mrs W c. Smith. Miss
E c. Boyle. ]. Leopold and ". Quackenbush- Ar
the Frontenac-Harry E Blood. Mrs ]. L. Adams.
Tangeman Charles Hun. Mr.. and Mrs Fernando
Solinger and Miss Helen Thompson At the Hotel
WelIesIey-E. E. Gaskell, John COmstock and c. L.
Fisher. At the C1aytOn-Erastus Palmer. Newton
Shak H p. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Reed.
s. E. George. Miss c. H Adams. A. c. Reynolds.
r. r. Drade and Mr. and Mrs. N J. Baker.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
IN THE C4TSKILLS.
Week of Regatta EUents on kadfers-
kill Lake Being arranged.

.-aa+.rsliu n v Aus This is the banner
month for the Catskils Judging from the latest
advices IL would appear that the month Is openiis
more quietly than 1t did last year. YET iiios' %
fbe TRANSFORMATION lines have reported increased
traffic for June and early July ana al tLle "oa''
and trains seemed laden to the limit this afternoon
Not a single storm or cold spell has inarAeo 'ne
season
A week of regatta events is being arranged Tor
Kaaterslill Lake in which many Of the leading
resorts in this populous section VIII snare Inc
old Mountain House seems to be receiving IT'S usual
patronage this season The big searchlight on the
rock high in the air afforcs amusement III 'he ia'e
evening hours
The Grant House Catskill. has also been
well patronized. Mrs. Joseph Cornell gave din
ner friends there last week. among whom
were DR.. Demarest, president OF Rutgers College
The annual golf tournament for the mountain
championship will begin on the Grant links
August I9, and many entries already on record
The water carnival Catskill this afternoon in
cludes many unusual events. and large crowd OF
visitors is assembled convenient points. Catskill
Point is 4 fayorite stop for yacht owners Many
anchor long enough for a brief days run to the
mountain and back and then proceed their
watery way.
Preparations for old home week at Catskill
still absorbing much attention A good brass band
able produce nothing but the best music capable
OF being played. IS desired by these modest
CatskiIlIans. They want open air concerts in the
public squares OF the village right now, and some
of the native musicians insist that they able
to give them unaided by any outside talent, If the
proper compensation is promised.
Mr. snd Mrs ]. Francis Murphy in their
quaint Weedwild mountain studio and summer
home Arkrille.
The second musical at Squirrel Inn, in Twilight
Park. devoted to the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
which. together with some collections from the
sale Of autographs in the park by MI Crane re-
suited in $50 being sent to that charity
Mayor Julius Fleischmann OF Cincinnati and
Mrs. Charles H. FIeischmann are among recent ar
rivals In that charming mountain cottage settle
ment named for the family and which has done SO
much for the place and its citizens. A new $4,000
school structure IS now among the improvements
there.
The hop at the Grand Hotel tonight promises to
be notable event. It is often attended by visitors
from adjacent hotels and cottages In Hghmount
Park and Pine Hill IT has been a lively outdoor
week at the Grand. with baseball croQuet tennis
and golf in the ascendency
Detectives are now employed by the Day Line
Steamboat Company TO guard the interests and
comfort of the vast crowds that travel tho up
boats, especially, between Catskin and New York
The leading event at the Grant House this after
is a closely contested ball game. The old
fashioned game OF Quots has been revived there OF
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Misunderstanding the Mountains. VT Aug Golf
ers on the Ekwanok links have been ENJOYING a
respite from formal competition this week until
to-day when the annual competition for the Arthur
Taylor memorial cup is being played This is a
thirty-six hole match play handicap against bogie
Next week the regular members OF the Ekwanok
Country Club will go to Rutland for the annual
Vermont State championship tournament to be
played over the Rutland Country Club Inks on
Thursday Friday and Saturday. Among the
Ekwanok golfers who will compete is Edward w.
Clark Sd. OF Philadelphia, the present champion
This evening several of the young women OF the
hotel and cottage contingent will assist IN tabieaus
which form part OF the programme OF ths annual
entertainment for the benefit Of the Mark Skinner
library book fund.- TO be given in Music Hall.
Among them are Miss Keyes, OF New York; Miss
Taylor Miss Steel and Miss Burnham, OF Brook
lyn Miss Young. of Albany; Mrs. ]. B. De Cour-
sey. OF Philadelphia Miss Turney. OF Columbus.
Ohio and Miss Francis. OF Troy.
Among those who arrived at the Equinox House
this week for their annual visit Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. S. Kerr L. S. Kerr Jr, and T. x. Kerr, OF New
York
Winston Churchill at the Equinox House this
week He was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. La
Grand L. Benedict and Miss Margaret Benedict. of
New York and Mr. and Mrs. Le Grand L. Bene-
Dict jr.. OF Allenhurst, NJ j.. who were among the
automobile arrivals.
XDnn11n 10000
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Dinners at the Country Club-Auto-
m0bilists from Various Cities.

Richfeld Springs. y. Y. Aug. DIR and Mrs
Charles Cook Ransom. OF Bonnie Brae. gave a din
ner at the Country Club evening IN honor OF
others who have entertained there were Mr.. and
Mrs E. c. Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Ogden A bridge luncheon also took place during
the week.
Mrs NJ. ". Bremen gave an elaborate dtnner al
the Tuller Saturday night being laid
seventeen The color scheme was pink. carried oCe
successfully tho flowers. the canclsn and tns
hand painted place cards Thoss presens were Or,
and Mrs Pansou, Mr.. and Mrs. Andersen, OF
Maple Terrace; Mr. and MrA Oliver Drake Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs- Clarence I. Tanra. Mr.. and NrA.
Allan J. Bloomfield. Mrs. K @. Conklin. M-a.
Edousrd r Mostert. Mrs. Platt. Mrs J. NJ Van
Note Miss Lydecker and ". r. Pfstt.
Progressive euchre has again been a fsvoritc pas
time at the KendauwoOd. wher prizes were won By
Mrs Cornwall. Mr.. HuenewinckelI J. y. Morris.
Miss Deming and Mrs. Morris.
Mrs. NJ. II. Wing. OF the Cary cottages. enter
tanned IN honor OF her granddaughter. Miss Won
Schierbrand. OF Germany.
Miss Virginia Swift daughter OF Rear ADMIRAL
W B. Swift OF the Boston navy yard. and Miss
Gretchen Roff have joined Frank e Ron at Apple
cot where they viii spend the remainder OF tho
season. Miss Swift is vice-president OF the Rich
field Tennis Club. and both young women are ex-
celient players
Mrs OnAttviA Townsend. OF Newport - AGnl
1nA GnanA - NaaL 4 kA TAoa8 ~ AaoA -
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
AUGUST Season of Unprece-
dented Success Is
Expected.

Breton Woods n H, Aug The last days OF
July brought q great tide OF travel to the White
Mountains which will August season such
YORK. with Mrs.. F1agler. and DR.. keenan,. Of VIII
nngton, n. C., arrived on Friday 10 spend the en-
tire season at Breton Woods Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
II. Rogers due to arrive on August 2
Mr.. and Mrs A c. Burnaby, who are spending
their honeymoon at the Mount washington Hotel
are entertaining Mrs Burnabys stepfather Thomas
Nelson Page, and her brother-in-law. Thomas
Peultney Lindsay. Mrs. Lindsay, who was Miss
Field, s OF the best riders in Boston's smart
bunting EST. while Mrs Burnaby who was Mrs.
kinns F7sld Gibson, has sn international reputa-
con fer horssn1snship.
Tia TWIN Mountain HOUSE has had many arrivals.
s<aoox thern John 2. McCIain and Bruce AcClain.
kortclslr. n. J.. and an automobile party which
fnciudA1 Dr. and Mrs " c. Gibson and Mr.. and
Ara J. N. Rose OF Utica ~. Y. The Twin Noun
rival Of number Of golfers will stimulate the al
ready great interest III the game.
Harold Kirkpatrick OF New York. is entertaining
r. W. EIaman, Of Jacksonville Fla, at the Forest
hlll' In Franconia. where HIS father has a summer
nome Mr.. and Mrs ". z. Florence, Mr. and Mrs
n G. Parker and Master Parker, Of New Bruins
"lck N j. are registered at the Forest Hin Hotel
Miss SPARKS and Miss Okie, of Lakewood. n. J..
nave taken OF the Knight cottages at Bethle-
hen for the summer
Ine Sinclair House. at Bethlehem, has opened as
SsoAl with houxe full Of patrons, including many
4e1sE@ Anaa9 tna seAssn Eaaata Ass- NJ
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

and Mrs E T. Franks and children of New York
and Mr and Mrs. Theo. Harris.
Bethlehem has this year unusually strong
baseball team. The opening game played on
July 20 with Maplewood, at Maplewood. In which
the latter team winner The Bethlehem Golf
Club will have many good players this year. and
good team is expected A match played this
week between picked team and the Old Pine golf
team. of St Johnsbury, VI.
Dr. c. f. McGahan. of New York and Aiken is
spending his sixteenth a Bethe hem, where
he has the Sinclair Lodge.
Recent arrivals at the Sinclair are Mr. and Mrs
J. Fl. Mckinley Miss Foster ana Mr.. and Mrs
George L. McCouthe. OF New York: Mr.. and Mrs
]. +. Baker Miss Hattie Fuller, Miss Helen Yes
sels and II. Crawfers of PeekskilI and and
Mrs. Francis Van Dyke, OF Paterson, y. j. There
informal hops at the Sinclair Saturday
evenings. which attract many members Of the cot
tage colony
Mrs. NJ. f. Armstrong and her daughter Mrs. r.
A. swigert. up from Aiken for e long stay at
Sinclair Lodge.
The golf tournament at Mapiewood brought to-
gether many professionals and amateurs from the
other mountain resorta including members OF the
Profile. Sunset Hill and Wsumbek Golf clubs. The
Maplewood golf team has such players DR.
Dudley Tenney. of New York: NJ. d. Fink, Cabot
Morse. Paul Coburn. Charles Brown and Brice S.
Evans, the last named being the schoolboy cham
pion or Massachusetts, The tennis team organized
this week includes Messrs. Fraser, Gould Tarbell
Parks and Bartholomew. They played the Sun
set Hill House tennis team Monday and broke
even. On Tuesday the golf team played at Sunset
Hill The first full dress mop of the season took
place at the MaplewOod Casino Thursday even
ing Besides the large number of Maplewood
patrons. there many from the hotels in Beth
lehem and several hundred dancers present
The childrens sunlight dancing parties will begin
on Monday and continue during the at 8
D. m. Baseball win Be important At thA Maple
wood slks ssAaen. yaxl oaaR1ns - 1AunpA ~
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

catcher and Pennington of Pennington Prepara-
tory School, Pennington n. j.. a pitcher and
fielder, the team.
Mrs, Harley c. Gage and Miss Margaret Gage.
of Washington, spending the season at the
Maplewood. where other late arrivals have in
cluded Miss H. Brown. DR.. Allen T. Haight. Jo-
seph O'Donahue and family, II. b. ODonahue
Mrs. Augusta Meyers and Miss Bess Meyers, H.
y. Mckenzie Mr.. and Mrs l. f. ScatterEood ard
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Pryor of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo~ge Batcheier and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Batchelle: have arrived at the Profile
the season. Mrs, q. NJ Groves and Morris
Groves. Of West 5ith street have taken rooms for
the
For the first time since Me F1eitman's death
Mrs. Ewaid Fleitman. of West nth street will
spend the summer at her cottage at Profile House.
with ali her children, including two married
daughters and one with their children ana
three unmarried children Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
w. Watjen and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Watjen are
coming from Bremen, Germany, TO spend the
month of August with their mother
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius n. Bliss and Cornelius
n. Bliss jr, ars. Bliss and Miss Lizzie Bliss are
expected at their cottage at the Profile House to-
day.
Mrs. R. H. P. Durkee OF No 81 Fifth avenue
who arrived early in July at the Profile House.
entertained at large dinner on Saturday night
Bridge and euchre followed. with a late supper
Mrs John P. Duncan and Miss =. l., Duncan
of East 9th street Will spend the summer at the
Profile House where they arrived from New YOrA
in their motor car last Monday. They have been
Joined by Mrs Duncan's daughter. Mrs. q. h
Dunscombe with her husband ami chilli
General and Mrs. w. n T. Darrow, Of ST. Au-
gustine, Fla and New York, are among the pop
ular members of the Profile House colony. They
are entertaining Mr.. Darrowis sister. Mrs. VIII
lam Fields Beal OF Commonwealth avenue. Bos-
ton, and her children.
Mrs. James M Stuart, of New York. is enter
tanning the Row Dr. Stevenson. pastor of tho Fifth
Axsnas P1sshG>sssAA Ohurah. xha NIL osaAsos the
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
Golf for Young and Old-Sotdscrs
Return to Barracks.

Ezo.sI rybsronIsfn n Y Aug I-To-day. the frst
Of August finds Hotel Chanplatn huInrrtnx VITA
life and patrons arriving on every train and ooA-
A loving cup given by the hotel is TO De the prizs
IN a mixed golf tournament which viii be plcy-d La
a few days Mrs c. W. Baker Of New YORK
has offered prizes in clock golf match for chill
dren Among those who will play In the latter
match are Newcombe and Sonny" Baker. and
Fred and George Spiegelberg. sons OF Judge and
Mrs f. SpiegeIberg, OF New York
Morning IS the favorite time for golf here, and q
large number OF the patrons spend most OF the tns
between breakfast and luncheon on the course or
at the attractive clubhouse. Others pass the morn
ing horseback riding. driving OF motoring over tne
fine state this vicinity. and those who pre-
fer TO be quiet enjoy themselves listening to ths
concert on the cool west piazza In the afternoon
all roads seem TO lead to the beach. where bathing
and boating enjoyed
One OF the points OF interest which may %
reached by a short row from the boathouse Is CRAB
Island or to give It its oldtime name St. Michael,
where American and British soldiers who fell IN
the War Of 1872 buried By a recent act OF
Ccngress this island converted into a national
park.
dance 20 De attended BY some Of the officers
from the nearby military post, as well as a ma
tority Of hotel patrons, Is scheduled for this
evening.
During ths last week several companies OF tina
z1st Infantry have arrived at Plattsburg Barracks
for target practice. Tomorrow those companies OF
the 5th Infantry which have been taking part In
at Pine Plains VIII return ID tnS
barracks, and In September the remaining con-
panies Of the regiment which have been In Cuba
will Join the soldiers at Plattsburg. With the ar
rival of the soldiers tomorrow, another diversion
will be added TO the many forms OF entertainment
offered here Now the post viii be popular des-
tfnation for short drives motor trips IN the lats
afternoon The parade grounds Of this post are de-
Eghtfully situated
party consisting OF Mrs c. h Booth, Mrs
Adams Mrs. Fletcher. the Misses Mary, Helen and
Kathryn Booth Robert T. Loree. j. s. LoTee and
Mr. and Mrs ". H White. tr-. drove by tally-ho
to AusabIe Chasn last Tuesday afternoon
A successful bridge party, arranged by the hotel
management was given Tuesday evening Mrs
J. E. McMichael carried OF the first prize. silver
vase and Mrs Fletcher received second prize.
Hampshire pottery bowl
Mrs. L H Treadway gave hearts party this
week at which the prizes, silver trimmed pitcher
and silver pencil. were by Mrs z S. Marston
and Miss Mary Leisewrfns-
Mrs Thomas Hicks. Robert Olyphant and his
daughter Miss Sophia Olyphant. of New York. srs
visiting r. NJ Olyphant at his cottage
Recent arrivals from New York include Mr. and
Mrs Richard Linbury, Miss LiEnbury and Percy
and Alan Lirnbury. Robert 2. LOree. J. s Loree,
Mr. an6 Mrs Dudley Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. white Mr.. and Mrs. ". H White, 1r.. and Mr.
and Mrs F. A. Duneka Mr. and Mrs. L B. Moore
of Stamford and Mr.. and Mrs F D. Rowland. OF
Sandy HILL
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
GREAT TIDE OF TRAVEL TO WHITE MOUNTAINS

services at the Profile House Sunday morning
at II O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith. Of New
York have opened their cottage, and Mr. and Mrs
William F. Bridge opened Cottage l early in the
season.
Mrs Martin ]. Keogh with three of the eight
keogh children. has arrived to open her cottage
ana Will seen be joined by Judge Keogh and the
o,her children.
II. and M-s. JeEn g. Tappn. cf Lexington ave-
Eue with harold Tappn. have arrived for the
season. y bridge party was given by Mrs. Tap
pin Saturday A4r. and Mrs. Lindsley Tappin az
rived from New York IN Tuesday i'll their motor
car.
The first OF the 1t the Profile Golf
Club house will be given a week from Saturday,
with Mrs. Arthur Butler Twombly hostess.
Mrs c l. Benedict, Of New York. has arrived
for the season
Mrs II. F. jeremiah and Mrs c. T. Runk. OF
New York, old patrons to arrive at the Mount
Washington this week. A arrival at the
Mount Washington is W. Is. Averil, of New York
Mr.. Averll. who is a golfer. will be notable add-
ton to the Breton Woods Golf Club.
Walter Camp is spending some time at the
Waumbek where he is OF the expert golfers
playing over the links Of the Waumbek Golf Club.
Mrs. James B. Silo and the Misses Silo of New
York, who have taken the Swan cottage at Waum-
hek foi the season, have arrived. with John Lewis.
jr.. and e. VI. Wagner, of New York.
.lIe. IA. l.. FaEuicee with her PARENTS. Air. and
Mrs " d. Them. of New York and the Misses
Parmeiee have arrived at the Waumhek for a long
say.
lasfies l. buchanan and J. ". Buchanan. of
New York. are spending their first season Gt the
Waumbek where they enjoying the facilities
for golf. Mr. ana Mrs Anson G. McCook and
George McCook also there.
MIR. and Mrs. James p Paulding. OF West 10th
street. have taken rooms at the Waumbek for q
long stay Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Warren, Lewis
Warren and Dr. II. o. Swift, Of New xork. Axs
spandina the SEASON shszA,