The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-08

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one end and narrow spot in the middle.
4 In the nci2hborhood are a large number
Of good springs, and with the neighboring
creek these would supply the water need.
ed. Around the lake Is laid OLA beautiful
drive on paper, but there Is nothing but
mud yet In the locality.
riEArDiromuM.
The auditorium Is situated on Ia ,pictur.
Gsque knoll, and will I've eighty feet in
length by co feet In breadth. In II seats
will be provided for 1900 persons, and the
structure will be completed by the middle
Of the month. It is being erected In the
most substantial manner, and under its
shelter will be held the religious services
and the literary and other entertainments.
Directly to the rear will be the camp cen.
ire, and alreadya large tract for this pur.
pose is beingenclosed.
Just opposite the auditorium restaurant
will be erected 10 feet in length by "a feet
In width. 1t will he two.s.oricd build.
Ing with kitchen attached. 1t will be fully
equipped, and under the management OF
the proprietor OF the hotel. The prices for
meals will be trite less than those
charged at the hotel.
THE ASSOCIATION HOTEL.
The Mountain Lake Park Hotel is owned
By the Association, and managed by Mr.
II. II. Nanmeter, oil Philadelphia. The
managers OF the Association are 10 be con.
graduated on the selection OF such worthy
gentleman, and everything will be done
Tor the comfort aud accommodation OF
the guests. In front oil tue hotel is wide
veranda, and here will be found one OF the
coolest and most comfortable places in the
grove. On the first floor are the hall, u
large and small dining.room parlor, read
ing.room, Office, kitchen, pantry, wash and
store.rooms and barber shop. On the sec.
ond floor are seventeen bedrooms OF yari.
Gus sizes, with linen and other necessary
rooms in the rear. The furniture is already
being put 'in place, and Is OF the most i'm.
proved and artistic kind. 1t is hoped that
the hotel will be ready for occupants before
the end OF the present week, as large
number Of families are anxious 10 come rs
soon rs they can be accommodated. Your
| correspondent was the first guest ever en-
tertained in the hotel, and right royalty
was he received by the gentlemanly man
aser.
Mr.. Nanmeter has the finest house in this
section, and his prince Robin" and "Roy.
al George" are beauties together. His team
OF smaller thorouchbreds is also largely
admired, and can make remarkable time
on the road. It was Prince George who
overturned the buggy the other day and
landed Rev. John Thompson and Mr.. Van
meter in the mud, but accidents are likely
to occur in the best regulated families.
THE ALLEGHASY HOTEL.
This structure is rapidly nearing COM
pletion, and will be one OF the best at the
Park. II is large and roomv, containing
seven rooms on the first floor, twelve rooms
on the second, and four rooms OH the third
There will be n reranda around two sides,
and the exterior will be finished in the
most pleasing manner. The house is lit |
orally surrounded by trees, and these will
not under any consideration be removed. |
by the Lake View Planning aIill Company,
and the entire structure will cost between
81, 600 and 5000. The furniture was sup
piled by Mr.. +. &. Caldwell, OF Wheeling,
and is OF the latest and most improved
kind. The place will be opened for guests
by the end Of the week"
REV. c. =. MAsDrS's COTTAGE
Rev. C. P. Masden is Presiden, OF the
Association, and is largely interested in the
Improvement OF the park. His cottage is
near that OF DR.. Logan's, is being built by
the same contractors and is OF the same
style OF architecture, although the dimeu
sions and cost are somewhat less In the
rear OF the cottage is good well where
atf.t.t 81 al, q 81,
feet, and this is said to have been the frs;
well on the grounds. Rev. Masden is cx.
pected TO occupy his cottage in few days,
and will doubtless remain in the noun
tains the greater part Of the summer.
IN. LoGAS's COTTAGE.
The style is Gothic, with veranda in
front and around one side, and with Il
tower on the corner. To the right OF the
spacious hall is pa1lor, and TO the rear
the dining room and kitchen. Four beau
tiiully finished rooms are found on the
upper floor. Much OF the furniture is al
ready on the ground, and workmen are
busy in getting the rooms ready for their
occupants The situation is beautiful
one, and the cottage is especially promi-
nent from the railroad A good cellar is
did water is obtained a. a depth OF twenty
two feet. McGiil, Morgan & Co, OF Graf
ton, are the builders. and the cottage will
COS. about $500.
II. X. LISTS COTTAGE.
This cottage is probably the finest q.
Mountain Lake. II is situated on gentle
slope TO the northeast OF the hotel, and is
rapidly nearing completion. The buildin:
is Gothic, and contains four rooms on the
first floor and the same number on the Sec
ond. Aspacious veranda extends around
the front and one OF the adjoining sides,
and this is ornamented in the most artistic
manner. Directly in the rear OF the cot
tage is fine we'll where water is obtained
at depth OF twenty-five feet. On every
side are oak trees in almost endless pro-
fusion. The cost OF the cottage was 5000,
and it will be ready for occupancy By the |
middle OF the month.
BUILDINGS BEING ERECTED.
About thirty cottages are now being
erected. In addition to those already de-
scribed, the followin. list is furnished.
Just below the cottage OF II. X. List, the |
foundation OF Major Alderson's cottage
has been laid, and the structure will be
the same style rs that OF DR.. Logan's, end
will cost about the same sum. Mrs. |
Hanks cottage, Of Baltimore, will contain
about eight rooms, and will cost s. 900.
1t will be finished about the 18th OF the |
present month, and will be occupied soon
after. Mrs.. l.. Allen, OF Grafton, has
finished beautiful cottage near that OF
Rev. Masden, and has already been on the
grounds about two weeks. The cottage
cost about $500.
Messrs. Beall and TAR, OF Wellsburc,
are building two cottages, which will cost
about 81 200 each, and Rev. John rhomp.
son, Of Philadelphia, is occupying one |
which cost about the same amount. The
cottage Of Rev. Baer. pastor OF the Metro.
politan church, OF Washington City, will |
cost about 5000, and the two OF Rev. Rya ., |
will cost about $500 each. The cottage OF
c. ". ConnoF,, OF Wheeling, contains
seven rooms, and will be completed this |
week, and will be occupied about the mid |