New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
r.r PRESIDENT At SARANAC LAKE.
. ry,unrrL wILDNNSEs' LODGE TIA, Thai "N ~
u,n1rs-nls FISHING ExcuR IONS.
r,,r, C,P,NACA LAKE, Y. T..

.v,,n,sxEs, LODGE THAT HE IN
u,mrs-ns FlsHr>G ExcUR '"N>.
,cIxx. UPPER SARANACA LAKE n. L.
- -. ,,ciab.-Prrsi'ie"t 'ie'-i' ~
a..,,on,u,.t oy Mr.. Folsom s"' w " r,.r
- arrived at the ssrai'c inn '"'s "''
h,oueht nearly here bv the Delaware III. """'
,,ry and Iaxe Gu ,mp!an. AMI N"rth-ru ron
osle" - Tn. populsr belief that the Pre- mt
"" ,ha Ad,rondacKs for n camping trip i an
% on. He does more canpin, INA" H"es'S
,v do from this aud other h'heis IN TUE r"e'"'. T."
- i. two or 'bree days excursion 10 S"'"'
=, for hunting fishing on OF MS 'nrro worms
- The President mas come regularly to the s'ranac
-, ,,, ,.rly called the Prospect House. Tor %N"f"'
- - h.i,y his choice Of hotels IN the wild-rhesS'
~. . President and wife will b- Mr.. Folsom an
II, VAR, who "a alwsys the Presidents 'om''"i"" ""
~. vacations In the wilderness Tue preP'r'''""'
che I'm for entertaining these guests are comp e"'
u II tom Of PniI.delphii, has rendered tho use OF his
To- cott.ge near the hotel and the ohrr has "e'n u"
cep.d The cottage il ntted with that rare TASTE ""
a,s,i.,u,.hes many OF these summer lodges III
an x,lderness On the ground f'or are et
I'm. room aud bedroom. Los anu '"A
pr,doluinate In decoration. Rare old pieces Vi "'
collected ~ MIR. Dn ton ornament the STUN --'o"'
e. rendered CHEEKY By log fire burning j" "a" w"
ce tn. doors are OF implanted piue with buttons -
80 nj, kuois and the bed.te ads are made OF pine ana
ri They were constructed by guides during the ons
yim,.rs fne floor consist. OF one '@rg room.
sar,nac Ike its leland ioted surface sn "a pa
80. lies u.t before n"u-e aud beyond mere -
nDf nm wall HIRE the President can Obtain penect
rr.t IL - hi, to mix nnostrniatonsy WIN
~ n..t Al the MOTEL There are no Intro nctohs "u
nv s,st,nctous Tue President rops 10 group IKE one
I.o,,'r with the place. aud one talks 10 nln no
49, IN do a. The Mr.. President Is seveIrV
Sr,"r.d mi PLAIN " Mr.. Cleveland substituted. iar
and MS wife sDd her mother expect TO rem III
here anu september ~ r.... ,.,, Al
rta mi might rain which ths President Ielt Az
49, Isl nsht hour late IN re"n.
49,, Plau.bnrs. Upon reaching kou-rs r'i"s
-. norhug the Presiientt was VII Mn u
~. ana half OF the Canadian line sprriai rhE,c
and SINCE b gage coupled 10 the fr'-"ru
car A, lh- Puiut and II quickly pu rh cut ." e.Nu
Greatly 10 the siouishment % several
men VINO iad been sitting mp all nigh wiIcnlns ~,
,h.t with th- determination OF rtickiH< ''o'"'
m II rnul n reached It's d-stIuation ,.-,.,.
Al MORA on tnr Ogdensburg ana Lake 'ha"..",m
Railroad dozen miles beyond Malone, III" spec Ia " W
~ vii he'd OF on North RI Adirondack Ran
ro,d and wa drawn into tn wilderness u
~ .fonr miles A. the fresideut ami hs VIE
nni upop the OF their Car TO leave the trsh
..S' NoIr, Br s. Band hogan to play. ana an
fonr I.-er wnrn the regular train cams along,
,he hand was -ul playiug A srvr1-in'lrs STAGE
n ie Drought the parry TO Paul ~mlih 'nn ;. hss
- Mr. smith provided a lunch. ani the party WIN
ou leaving their carrsce. ate IN. second meal "i r
wf,pg o. The exchange Of horses seventeen more
,.s ~ ,rriare riding brought them TO the s"raiac
Inn Tn-nlght ny Mrs Clevrlands request, The whole
nary were rowed he lake by two Irusy guides