owie-r of thousands of acres of Adiron
dack land, will probably result in his
buying a number .of lots near First
Lake, in tlie vicinity of Dodd Camp,
where he now is. From the present
outlook. General Harrison will probably
spend his summers with his family at
First Lake. This region in* lias become
greatly attached to. It is not far from :
tlie Adirondack League club, and is
very desirable property.
J.
Ilrugs Off to the .Mountain*.
Denver, Sept. G. —Tin* members of the
National Wholesale Druggists’ Associa
tion and of the National Proprietary
AssiH-iation. who have been in Denver.
on tlie business of their respective con
ventions. laid business aside last night
and this morning began their vacation 1
making. Two hundred of them with
their families start(*d this morning for '
a trip over tlie Loop. They wen* on J
hand early, and filled several sections '
of a Gulf train which left the Union '
Depot at !» o'clock tin’s morning. Only
a few were left in town. The sections
will return t<» tin* city this evening.
i’umplno* nt Central.
Central City. Colo.. Sept. s.—Work is 1 !
St. adily progressing at tlie scone of last J
week’s disaster, and progress lias been.
more noticeable to-day than at any other
time since the work began. in th**
Gregory incline to-nlgbt the water had
been lowered about sixty-three feet and
a large stream of water is being pumped
out. When it is lowered 100 feet in the 1
Incline then more headway will be made i
with tli * water in tin* Sleepy Hollow. *
Men went down the Sleopv Hollow
this morning to the level of the water..
which is about 270 feet down, and found i
the air good.
