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New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

r-o~hr,dre are entertaining Miss Gladys Cassoa
- N.,y york at their camp Spttnrs IAhs
Me- T. s. Thompson Is entertaining at Camu
wvndcver the McAIpin camp on spitHre Lake. be-
sister Miss Ruth Morgan. Of New York Nr
rho&nnson returned this week from fishing TN
In Canada William G. Rockefeller has'returned 70
his camp at Bay Pond
H. T. Pratt. Of Now York. has arrived at rAs
pockz Tho camp OF the late Judge W. K Town
send. on the Upper St. Regis. and President Hadlsy
Of Yale University. who will spend the summas
there. is expected Mrs j. C. r. Peabody ~
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs George Wheatlaad
at her camp the Upper Lake
Mr. and Mrs j. p Whton Stuart are the s1ast,
of Mr. S.uar,'s parents Mr.. and Mrs R. ". Stuxrt
at Forest Lodge on the Upper St Regis Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Slade who have been in cam,
at Camp Underpines the Upper Lake. hass
been Joined there by Mr.. Sladefs mother, MIRA y
H. Slade
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

Mrs Henry " Wilson Of Philadelphia among
the arrivals at the Kittatinny Charles Edf-
son Miss Edison and William Barton Edison, OF
Irvington.
George A. Cullen. general passenger agent OF the
Iackavanna and party of sixteen railroad and
newspsper men stopped at the Kittatnny while
making a trip over the Lackawanna in special
train.
Mr. and Mrs Luis Suarez Galban, with party
of thirteen from Havana. will spend the entire
summer season at the Kittatinnv-
New Workers at the Kittatinny are Mr.. and Mrs
y p Iindey Mrs J. cayers c. Moore. Joseph c.
caer Charles NJ Albertson. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Il rnnes Miss Stella collester. Arthur w. Case
NJ sna Mrs F. Young II. e Lesser J. f. Simp-
90, IT Brown Anderson. r. Schwartz. Miss Jessica
NJ Shields Mt end Mrs c. L. Bush. IL A. Kirk
I'D Mr. and Mrs F. IL Peae. Alfred Wolf Mrs.
G tIoos and family Mrs A NJ. Crosby. Miss n. A.
pel Rio Mr. and Mrs. J. Morton Curran and Miss
Constance Curran.
Among the New Workers to arrive at the Glen
wood this week were Miss Cogan, William g Bech-
ert Mrs J. Jackson, Mrs II. Jackson. Joseph ~
Smith Mrs Charles f. Miller. Miss Gladys T..
Miller A. f. Barger. Mr.. and MIS- u u faiper.
Mrs NJ Peiser Miss Agnes Peiser, MISS que v
Tuohy Miss Alice c. Tuohy. Mrs }. T. henneds'
John J. Bradley David b. Duncan, MI ana Mfs-
w c. Denike Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Balston, MISS
Mabel Baston p E. Mann. Harry r. keehe, Ut.
John d ouell Harry A Erant, Miss Helen sah-
derncef and Miss l., Meiners.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
NOTES ON BELLE TERKL-

Among the guests of the Beik Terre
the last week have been Mr. and MIS- -
Of Glen Cove: Mr and Mrs w. Livingston - -
Mr. and Mrs Jefferson DeMont Thompson
Mrs EIon Huntington Hooker. Miss hHf's - =
er Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Oxnsrd. Mr. an" ~. q,
Dudensing jr Mrs. Efie Knight. Mr.. "1 1,-snn
s. Kienbusch Mr.. and Mrs Eugene " r
Mr. and Mrs X r. Maynard 49, -
Baird Mr.. and Mrs C. Kenyon. r-. ~~svae
Nathaniel w Rishor OF bridgeport. "sen
civ an, Iobn + petit. who Is OF u
ch,tects of the club with a party OF ns~
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
AT ELIZABETHTOWN.

The Deer's Head Inn is hoasting OF eaciy
\sor: his year. and has been since its opening
Xurse headquarters for many prominent golfers
who And the Cobble Hill Links unsurpassed Auto
mobile tourists find the inn and the SURROUNDINGS
Of lTlizabethtown ideal and inviting spot for
stopover for few days tteir journeys.
AT the Windsor horse back riding driving sak
and bsSseball are proving attractive pastinaA
Clock sph has been aryanged The wfndRP
lawn antf is much enjoyed every afternoon 4
twelve paesenger automobile has been put into
commissiogr and VIII be used in bringing peopls
from Westpuyt to E-izabethtovn and vice vssL
II will also be used for excursonS~cD various parts
of the Almond acks
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

A trip to High Falls was taken by party III
cludins DR. r. c. Fox, Miss Jeanette Fernanoe1'
Mr. and Mrs George p. Sohngen, Miss Marie Sonh-
CON David Sohnsen George P. Sohngen. IT, NAlss
Mvrtle Sheriff. Mrs NJ. G. Mcguire. Miss ,. Md
er,re Miss Catherine Mcguire MI ana Nirs'
charles Jacot. c. Stanley Jacot, Mrs. Mayne"
Phinney. c. Mayhem Phinney. jr, Miss Z A. fai
sons Mrs r A. Springs Mr.. and MIS- Freoer1ch
K,anner Mr. and Mrs E. A Reiuerman ana MI.
and Mrs R. B. Moneypenny.
Prize winners at card parties nave peen Wiiiioii'
Edrsr Pb,Ip Mrs E. ". Seymour Dr. H. T. foA'
Mrs 7 H Bemis Mrs. George P. Sohngen' WI D.
w w walters ST. Mrs. w. w. Walters. 1r., Mrs.
pbi,n C. MAYHEM Phinney. jr., and MIS- furos-
Dr n G Fox the other day swan across mirror
Lake distance OF over half a nliie' III d h'~o
lass than half an hour Commander T. a. LyohS
,Yos among those who returned to the Graho we"
.b,s week The Rev DR.. w. H Remehsnyoei'
n.stor of the Madison Avenue German Lutheran
Church New York also came up, Win Mrs- nel
e,snvder and their daughter. With MISS AMY d.
he varona of New York. came Master ie
n, ,-aro,a Miss Rertha L. De Varona ana Marian
n n. varona Mr. and Mrs. w. F. f1noel hiu
Mr. and Mrs W E. Ryan are recent arrivals VI
and Mrs r B. Moneypenny. Of New YORK. ~ao
bore .nar,unents here for the summer. came li'i
reek Other recent arrivals include MI anu WI
NJ Decker A V. Ballin, G. H. DchlhsoI a-N
-, Grady William Kapner, a L. lamp
co, NJ NJ Gardner Mr.. and Mrs w . Spaaii a''o
children and Miss C. A Parsons
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
ARRIVALS AT THE GLEN SPE1aA

Watkins. n. Y. July 1s-Annong the anss~
the Glen Springs for the week were Mr. an'
Anthony Lamb. Of Syracuse: Congressman -
Fassett. of Elmira n. ". Mr. and MIS- HH -.
Sibiey. Ebert B. Hamlin and Schuy'&
Of New York; Mrs J. 8. Lowegy and G. u. - -
of Utica. ~ Y; r. W. Sahnons and c. Ho~"'
Rochester and Mrs. Henry Sch~egsl. and ~.
Person OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

there Will be for big cup given by
William l. Rich. of New York. who also gives
small cups each the exact model of ths big cup,
to be awarded the winner OF each weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bulkey. Of New York ar
rived this week with their children Miss Katherine
r. Buckley Miss Lucy Kidder Bulkley Harold
Kidder Bulkley and Edwin NJ Bulkley, jr.
e. F. Randolph I'd of Morristown N j. h.s
taken the Runkle camp for the season Miss
susanne Grantland is guest at the Riddle cot
tage Mr.. and Mrs George Piummer Schmidt of
New York. are In the Gray cottage. the summer
home of Frederic Galiatin
. Colonel William +. Fox. State Supe snfendent of
Forests. and Mrs. Fox entertained at luncheon one
day this week Mrs James f. NewcoGnb. of New
York. president of the Stony Wold Sanatortum AS
sociation and Miss Macarthur. of New York One
recently arrived party at the inn includes Mrs J.
Willis Martin, Miss Martin. Miss Phillips j. Ser
geant Price. jr., and DIR. Edward Martin
THE ST REGIS LAKES.
Upper st. Regis. N. ". July 1s.-Not only Is a
lively interest being displayed In the point races
sailed under the auspices of the St Regis Club tho
first of which took place this week but many of
the campers are putting IN commission new power
boats Payne Whitney. who has the camp of the
late Charles L. Barney. the Upper ST. Regis
Lake. this season. will place a high power boat
in service. This boat has arrived and Mr. Whit
ney Is expected within few days George III
Earle. jr who recently arrived at Camp Katia on
the Upper st. Regis. also has new high power
boat. and II. j. Dyer. who has leased the .Banchi
camp purchased a new boat
There is a large house party at Birch Island
where the younger members OF the Stokes, family
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt and, family
have been joined by Commodore and Anson, Phelps
Stokes
The finishing touches were applied early in the
weak TO tho japanese camp Of Mr.. and Nrs Fred
eraok " Vanderbilt. where thsy wtn % much en-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
BASEBALL AT EDGEWOOu IN.

Greenwich. Conn. July iS-on "eu"S-s.A
wood Inn patrons capsained by Henry 49,
OF New York crossed bats with the IN" - -
team the score being 10 TO IN faso1 -
bows. Another game viii De piaSee - 40
future. ON Saturday evening MI anu a..., - I
senar M % OF their daughters. the Misses Isae. :,
Florence Eaton Among the recent .rpbaee
week were A. e. Duke. OF the Amer'. Hauo
Company. and family. and Ar. ana
Gould and Frank NJ Gould and parry
Did you nnd that prohibition oene'
"fsS cir" answered Colonel stii.sitia
M nv ~ enttunatinR the extent 70 VIZ
~ reSnu1scSnrS M sala Of vinegar ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

~, N., York A party from the Homestead III
c,,ding the Misses Mary Coon. Madeline warner
49,. ,-,,,,n Nortense Warner. Irene Coonan
yU;1,,ar, Coon Jam, & McGrath- James McDo
or.h r,,inord Christ Nn and Raymond Stevens
,,,.da tho ascent Of W. Iteface early In tne "eeA'
. -. ,h. CANA ma, " visited High FAILS "A
., tournament has b ven in progress tnrousn-
e.'. - ro.S ., lake Pla cid Inn- The prize is a
cold medal and among V'oso -.
Wee WHINE. Go,dins. Fir. a. Hicks and swift
Senator F. III. Gates. who h. W oe a. ~.
,con r1ouse with George WI Sra'h' M In
..,es,, there the other day Sen Sor W. - york
ana C. F. Sample Of New York Sno rr
Or. at the American include S E. ~ 1 800
Hatfield A. L. Senton and Charles "
sARANAC INN.
sarsnac Inn N Y, July 1s-Juss as N rone
Governor and Mrs. Hughes have come 10 - 80 ,be
N. elder members of the summer colony ' -
,., h,vs rho Younger members OF the tA -,
n,rtx con,e to be among the young people w. H.
r t1uvhes ir the Governors son. IS esPes. IN
! nonrar among the young men He taxes pau
.u ~ the sports but is especially sood .en
,,.v.r and is to be found on the courts az inc nv
NOS, any fair day. Some lfeely douoes
n,aved early this week. In which young MI. Hus~e'
and William L. Rich. jr., were opposeL
-. Cherry and Paul Gilbert Thebaud IT, OF
New York Two of the most }"aeres'e - 80
matches were won by Messrs- HuEnes ano r'iei-
Among the members of the Upper Saranac LAAe
yocb+ club now at the inn there is Keen iii
IN Yachting The first cup race OF the SEASON
won bv Thomas Blagden. jr, . M Coae -.
ing second and William L. Rich Jr' 'nAl'A -.
the five Saturdays In August and on La'-'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
THE KUIssEAUMONT.

Lain Placid n. " July 1s.-Ridng and driving
0Re sports which at this resort this week be
aUnpaSed only IN point of popularity with boating
md swimming. The beautiful weather has tempted
mnmy Of the guests to make trips to High Falls
IA Sahle Chasrn and other points of interest
0oEns OF the best OF the horsevomen here enjoy a
ORDop over the picturesque mountain roads before
EsAkfast. In addition TO the erection of several
new bah houses. the hotel has had built a larger
diving Goat The high dive, the highest Lake
r1an1d- has also been placed in condition, and
6Dum this the more venturesone swimmers enjoy
. daily plunge
O4Gpn Sinclair. who is at Camp Kawadin, near
he AD&aeeaumont with Mrs. Sinclair for the
wez, devotes much time to tennis on the Ruisseau-
OaE6 courts Among the young women at the
2nkOeanmont are a number OF expert oarswomen
W0o are counted on to take part IN the annual
sbnot with whiteface Inn
One party of guests who this week Joined in a
1E4p to Au Sable Chasm and hack included Miss
Alice Dixon. Miss Mary Foster and Miss A. C.
ouinlan. of New York. A number of the guests
md cottage people have been entertaining Dr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Goodridge. of New York. have
had Is q guest DR. A. c. Burnham of New York.
NJ. and Mrs c. L. Dangler are in their new
camp. St Armand, the shore Of Lake Placid,
whore they entertaining Mr. and Mrs D. E.
Oaneier. II. c. Dangier and Master Ned Dangler
One of the recent additions TO the cottage colony
the Ruieeeaunont is W. O'Shaughnessy, who
has party Of Ave with him. Mr.. and Mrs. H T
Aee1inness. who accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Gale besuinness, here a long stay.
Other recent arrivals at the Russeaumont include
II. II. Thomas. Miss Alice ORelly. Miss Alice J.
Murray. Mrs J. c. Wood. M and Mrs. George
Goane and the Misses Sloane Miss Mary Fisher.
Nr and Mrs. ]. r. kingman J. r. Kingnlan, jr.,
and Miss Mary Fisher, Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

Among the many who came through from view
yor, tb,. ,veek WAS Mrs 8. A. Moore. with ner
fr,end Mice NJ Ftzpatrick Walter c. Witheroee'
Denuty Collector of Customs arrived this week.
uerbert Hamlin returned early In the week VIII
his bride to the cottage Of his mother. Mrs John
A HamIn on Signal Hill. Miss Harriet Danieis'
aorghtar NJ the late George II. Daniels. mas re-
turned TO the Daniels cottage on Ssnai Nm
James Hardie and Andrew Mars came up LII.
week and joined Mrs. Harde ana MIS- "a O"
the Hardie cottage.
OTHER LAKE PLACID RESORTS.
Lake Placid. N. Y, July H.-Patrons a' 'e
lakeside Inn ioined the other evening In nay
ride to Whiteface Inn. Among those IN 'he pa.
were Mrs. George Grant. Miss Grant, j. A. Der
wont Miss Richards Mrs. A. P. Adams. MISE
ADAMS uouis w Lewis Mrs. r. L. Fowler. MISS
Frances Ware, william Kampas, W. T. CRAZY a.
pe+ers Mrs r NJ BiYnberg and daughter anu
Misc Mary Kearns of New York. Walter Soutn
NJ Nevv York who is guest at the inn. MADE the
ascent Of Mount Whiteface with his daughter the
other day A number of automobile parues nav
reached Northwoods this week. Mr.. ana MIS-. u
E. Droedge with their son. and Miss NJ Manner
of New York. made up one OF these Dr- Seos~feA
and H T. Rorig of New York. reached the nm
coming through in their machine from New YORK,
Saratoga and G1ens Falls.
r p RouIeaur, James Marsh, W. H. batten-
here Mr. and Mrs H D. McGeorge. Arthur Bate
man and Miss Margaret Bateman, w A. Oste-
gan and Miss Ostegan and Miss Lydia DIAMOND
made up a party Of New York people at the BEL
mont who took part in a moonlight roe on LaAe
placid Among the horseback riders at the Bel
Mrs A. e. Bateman and Miss Margaret Neiii' al
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
Guests Determined to En-
low the Fine Weather
TO the Utmost.

Lake P1ecfd n. Y, July lS-The week has served
% show that there is much interest in yachting
in the Adfrondacks during any Other summer
At the annual meeting of the Lake Placid Hacht
Club. held the other day, il voted to hold an
annual cruise Though il will be confined to the
limits of the lake. II is planned TO make this an
elaborate affair. with all of the boats gayly deco
rated TX will take place August 22 The annual
reception and formal opening OF the clubhouse Will
take place or August ]. Charles n. Morgan, OF
New York was reelected commodore Of the club.
William r Lyman vice-conrnodore and Harrington
Mills secretary. Henry c. Atkinson being elected
treasurer to succeed George H. McNeely- Mr. At
kfY,scn is also chairman of the entertainment and
regatta committee and w j. McConvil is chair
nan OF the house committee. navigation COM
lntttee chosen consisting of Francis Skunk
1sown- chairman; Professor E r. A. Seligman,
a Columbia University, and DR.. c. P Alton.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
THE STEVENS HOUSE.


,.~. psc,d n v July 1s.-On Tuesday Wednes-
a,r ana Thursday of this week the ninth annual
convention of the International feoera'ioh "
Commercial Travellers Organizations was III seS
sion at the Stevens House. One hundred oeiesae
with their guests enjoyed trips about Lake Placld
ana drives TO John Browns grave, Hlsh faiis anu
o+,.- roints of interest while few MADE the
ascent Of Mount whteface. A banquet on "e
dev evening one of the features or ue
tion Straw rides, hay rides and moonlight riues o
the lake have been popular forms OF enter 'hii
ono ,ov bav ride was given by Miss Anna Cozzehs
sah,er of Mr. and Mrs ]. B. Cozzens. Of New
vrL The partv which included Miss Cozzens
Miss PHYLLIS Verify, Miss Helen Isharn MISS ~ Na.
arine Flanders Miss Shannon. Johh Mc'fa" f
Wan w sbeers Allan Hardie and Raymond Ste
,,ans drove To High Falls in an old farm wagon
filled with hay and arrival there ate Adirohua0n
eon,.c,,s cooked in the open One Of the pest ol
,hs moonlight excursions the lake was gwen ps
Arthur Kennedy. of New YORK VINO hns
snendnp several weeks at the stevens f'oose'
an,ong Mr. Kennedy's guests We're his sister, MISS
lillian Kennedy: the Misses Kennedy. NJ D. pui gen.
-d,una kennedy John McEroy, w j. Lyons
Dr1T McMorrow, l. n. Dracopli, MI ana Mrs-
Iosenb Purcell Mrs. P. J. Kennedy Ahah naf"ie
and Mrs ". p Whitmore
Among the visitors of the week at the stevens
t1ouse was James s. Whippe, Forest Fish ana
80" 1.o'e' Cs.,ro,esioner who was accompanied by
Mre whipple Mr and Mrs. t. H. Do"o ana MI
,ra Nsrs r D. Kilburn On Monday the hie"-
hers of the Senate Forestry Committee' aeon
naniee bv their wives, will arrive at the S'eVen @
House for a stay of five days Inc party WI, ~
-, co,a,or and Mrs Cobb, Senator ana MIS-
u.a,ey Senator and Mrs. Burr, Senator ana
Mrs Ackroyd Senator and Mrs Giichrst. senator
and Mrs Knapp. Senator and MIS- ouiien' ell ell
ator Aids. Charles Hotaiine' sergeant see.l '-'''
"a v;,,,.rn Owens secretary OF the cornn1ittee-
The opening the golf links at the stevens HOUSE
is attracting many of the old players anu 'ho
team will soon be organized for the season
naments David Fleming, jr, OF the FIinduo'pn-a
,-;.,a. r,,,h who has not been here for severai
seasons returned this week, and Malcolm Mac
donald who plays strong game, mas re'ufiieu
after an absence of five years Louis Kennedy u
e. We. Rurn Golf Club who Joined this week MS
sister Miss Lillian Kennedy, is another OF the
good n,ayers here I. n. Dracoph is also pay
ing strong game and w. j. McConVii Vi 'Ao
Dvker Meadow club and George A stevens are
in their usual good form.
There is no apparent decrease in the numoer u
automobile parties reaching the stevens r,'uSe
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
WEITEFACE INN.

ss Lake Placid. N. Y, July 1s.-One of the most de-
lightful Of the numerous house affairs this week
q children's party given by the Misses Flor
snce and Dorothy Mills. daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs Harrington Mills. The Misses Mills had as
their guests Miss Myers, Miss Paddock the Misses
Sheppard and Miss Eleanor Longstreth Master
Arthur K. Paddock. Master Ronald Chambers
master Edward I,ongstreth, Master Carroll Atkin-
son and Master Sidney Kelly. A barn dance
one of the features OF the entertainment At
progressive bridge party Miss Cullivan, of New
York the winner of the first prize. the second
falling 30 Mrs A. ] Hamilton. third TO Mrs. A.
NJ Sheppard and the fourth Miss Stevens of
New York
q f1atboat anchored in the lake before the inn
have been one of the novel features TO delight the
inn patrons. There is much activity among the
golf players W. L. Supplee, who is of the
hest players here this season. made nine holes the
other day in thirty-nine. One OF the interesting
xpasches of the week that between James F.
Carroll and Arthur w. Little, of New York Among
the tennis players who are on the courts daily in
preparation for the coming tournament are Miss
M A. Bouton Miss sera Cassidy Miss Hamilton.
L. & Hamilton, Henry Elias and B. l. Robinson
Horseback riding is gaining in popularity, and
among those who take part in the sport daily are
the Misses Droop. the Misses Mills. the Misses
sara and Loretta Cassidy, Alfred l. WaGren and
Ralph r. Seers, of New York. H. l. Jenness
vho is an expert fly fisherman. has had some ex-
cellent luck lately. The other day he landed one
ten-tnch trout and two others measuring nine
inches each.
The Misses Myers, Miss Tucker and Miss Loretta
Cassidy have taken up canoeing and the Misses
ro,,eon Heald and Adams devoting much time
70 boating At Camp Theenograns, Mr. and Mrs
" l. supplee entertaining Mrs Charles Long
etreth Mise Eleanor Longstreth, Edward Long
strefh and Howard Longstreth- Mrs SUPPLIES s
orother One of the pleasant dinner parties OF the
week given by MI and Mrs. Waiter Mason
rho entertained Mr.. and Mrs. John Kisterhock
nr and Mrs H. c. Atkinson Master Carroll At
.aneon and DR.. 7. F. Billings. Miss Alice Lynde
owen who arrived this week, has Joined the party
of Nies Jeanie de Grift- Mr. and Mrs G r
vx.her~er and Miss Julia Ffeberger, of West Point,
-. ,ne suests Of Judge and Mrs William H. Up
~ ct Camp E,owah
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths n. Y. July 1s-Several OF tho p.
irons of this resort have adopted a custom which
has proved very popular In past seasons. thas Of
maintaining a day camp the shores OF a
the St Regis lakes and spending the nights ar tha
hotel. thus combining the pleasures Of hotel and
lamp life.
Mrs. NJ B. Barber. OF Ensewood- N j.. who hao
hs,n OF these day camps on the shores OF shs
JovAr ST. Regis, came up this week for the
roainAsr Of the season. accompanied oy her daush-
for Mas c. HI Paine and Miss Mary Paine.
Ar,on,e the late arrivals is W. c. Brown. frse
u,ce-preS,x,ent Of the New York Central railroad
who had a cottage here all last season Mr. Brown
is an enthusiastic horsenan and always brings
with him string of fine saddle horses The camp
ers on Ossocxf Lake have this week done consider
.b,. enterta;n1r,1 A. s. White has as his quests
Rowland White end Newton James. OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Brooks are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Harrison G. Otis at the Otis camp
o.Good Lake The Crawford camp Crawford
Island is occupied by Mr. and Mrs Z v. ".
Vallandt9han. OF New York
Mr. and Mrs w. E Hopper and Miss Julia, Hart
ing arc the guests OF Dr. and Mrs George Fales
Baker at Hepburnwood. the Baker cottage. Mss'
Ellen W. TurnSull. j. NJ W Turroull, s J. g.
TurnbulI and Miss E Turnbull made up one New
York party reaching the. hotel this week Another
New York party registered here nclrsies MrA
william A. Hall. Mrs. Edward Hail. Miss Florencs
u Hail. Gilbert P. Hall and Theodore E Hail.
THE ALGONQUIN.
Alionquin. N Y, July B-This week ARRIVAL
brought back many OF the fishermen who in former
seasons have made the Algonquin. their headQuar-
ters. A. c. Hasxfns of New York, who holds the
record for pickenel catches the Lower 5aranac,
was one Of those who came back
Already several large catches of pickereI have
been made by the guests at the Algonquin One
OF the biggest hauls was made by Gordon Nc
Farland. l. NJ Sovereign and A B Dodd. Who
combined their fishing with launch trip around
the lake.
Baron Bar-chties who always spends his sum-
mers at the Algonquin. among those who ar.
\ rived this week
E. NJ Potter. Miss Helen Potter. Mrs Potter ana
Miss Catherine Por1er made Up one New York
party arriving at the hotel. The other New York
ARRIVALS include Mrs. g. b Loor1is. Miss Loonis,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ x Thompson David Stevenson.
Ernest Clark. j. Marion. Brother BarrahaA Of
the Order of Christian Brothers. Miss Mclaughlin
and Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Hub5ell. who 2ourn0
sthefnnountainS by carriage
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
MOUNT pocoNo.

Mount Pocono July ls.-Tne Pocono region is
elated over the from the state Highvay Com
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid n Y, July 1s.-The Grand View
~naaed the baseball season Lake Placid by de-
Neattne a team from the Ruisseaumont by score
~ 9 +os Games with other hotels are being
oRTanGed
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-26

T. . H y p F j. u
Winnipeg, Man., Sept. 25.-The ar
rest and conviction today at Moose
jaw of Joseph Conyery for horse
stealing, the arrest Of Kid Royal and
George Birch Of Montana and the
sentence of one named, Hofferson to
the North Dakota penitentiary, breaks
UP a band of horse stealers who have
been operating in Saskatchewan
and states adjoining to the south
for some time. resulting in the steal
ing OF hundreds of horses. These were
the leaders
Convery admitted working with the
gang which stole a large number of
horses in the ranching country near
the boundary line south of Moosejaw,
but claimed that he was forced by
the gang to be with it. u
Kid Royal was an outlaw and was
shot by sheriff In Montana recent
ly Convery had horses in his pos
session for the stealing of which he
was found guilty. s.