New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
GOODNESS AND HEALTH AMONG THE LAKES
AND STEPS AND FORESTS.

THE EARLY VISITORS.
saranac Lake. n. Y, June (speciaD-Every season
hundreds OF summerresort hotels and boarding houses
IN all parts OF the Northern United States open tne'r
doors for those who able to spend the summer, or
portion OF IT, in the country and the hnstling' for
guests begins the Eastern and Middle States alone,
drawing the line those houses which take i've board
ers and upward, there about $4,000 summerresors
hotels boarding houses and farmhouses. looking foe
summer boarders.
With all Of this competition. the Adrondscks noe
only hold their own in the amount OF business, but
easily lead most other sections in popularity and In in
creased demand for accommodation during the vaca-
ton months. The coming season, Keeping pace
with those which have gone before, promises
10 be one OF the most successful In the history OF
this great natural health and pleasure resort From
Albany or Troy, a charming ride over tho Delaware
and Hudson Railroad more famliany known a.
"the ID. a. H.C through the world famed saratoga,
passnC beautiful and prosperous farms, skrting
Lake Champaign, with all It's historic loneliness. the
tourist arrives at Plattsburg which Is yet the
leading gateway 10 the Adirondack Mountains.
Here Paul Smiths FoQuet House takes the best Of
care OF weary travellers and sends them on their
way refreshed and happy. Tho Chsnteaguay Railroad,
ALWAYS alert to the needs and comfort OF the mountain
bound tourist starts It's trains from the ID. H'
station opposite the Foquet House, and gives most
satisfactory service The first summer hoRl on
this line IS the Chazy Lake House, coIey.
restful place. kept by ) +. Rogers and
surrounded by group OF pleasant cottages whose
tenants Join the hotel guests In
round Of pleasure from opening 10 close
Of the summer season. few miles beyond. at Lyon
Mountain. the stages from Raph's' and "Merrilt'
take guests to these resorts in about.an hour.
"Raph'so is beautifully located on Upper Chateau
cav Lake and ably managed by Its owner, j. Warren
Hutton and Is we'll known to many VINO nave oeen iS
delighted guests In seasons past.
long k,:O as
lake from "Raph's.o and a hafhours drive around
IT, Ollrcr Young, proprietor enterthins nfty or sixty
guests, who enjoy a quiet resting place ana gooo SUD
star .ia fire at a moderate price. Al Boominsdais
station on the &C. r. r." sixhorse Concord coaches
are In waiting TO take eager passengers 10 rauA
smiths about six miles drive
| Guests ut Il auls' this season VIII mourn inc
| ohscnce OF one who from the first has had most
important part in building up the prosperity OF inns
noted resort. The quiet, unassuming woman. VINO
made her presence felt In all parts OF the mouse WHOSE
constant aim was TO see that one was neglected.
that the Of all guests was assured inc aeVoeo
wife and mother, Mrs. Paul smith, passed 70 ner re-
ard the last winter leaving hundreds Of friends VINO
both respected and admired in her the sterling quaii'
| ties OF n true woman
At Saranac Lake, the terminus OF the V L H. n"
| "The Algon1uin," with a most enchan'hg VIC" '"
Lower saranac Lake. The house Is ably mahaseo W
| John Harding, who for many years WIN fau.
|
| the Ampersand Hotel.
| The well known saranac Lake House is again under
| the management Of it's owner, Milo d. Miiier' VINO
gave it its present high standing and prosperity.
Thoroughly renovated and greatly improved with ne"
plumbing and perfected sanitary SYSTEM II IS neso!
quarters for sportsmen ard families
| Tho Amnorsand Eaton l. Young, proprietor, Is
modern house with oil conveniences for the most e1-
acting and fastdious people. and Is condnc'en ID
manner which has secured for IT most enviaoie cass
Of patronage ...
| saranac Inn, on Upper Sarnnc LAKE. iaVonw
resort for fishermen has been thoroughly renoVa'ee
md present, an inviting appearance for its gaes'~
many Of whom have already been its contehteo "c~
pants for weeks. enjoying the spring fishing.
| From saranac Lake romantic stage ride OF ten
miles over an excellent road brings ore TO peau'inA
| Lake Placid and its twin sister. Mirror Lake.
The Mirror Lake House, Charles E. Martin mansss.
paul smith president), is being extensively improved
inside and out a separate building erected for mo
help, and the grounds. when present plans are coin'
pleed will be extremely attractive
| Henry Allen. owner of the Grand View House.
reports large number OF applications for rooms ana
pleasing prospect for lively summer Inc "fana
View has jn,. passed its first winter and spring season
with nm excellent showing and a probability Of being
permanently all-theyenr house.
| The stevens House, facing both Lake Placid ana
Mirror lake and for many years one OF the icaui'8
attractions OF this charming resort, still hods us
postion as one OF the best In the mountains. Hs
owners j. II. and q. A. stevens. have grown up with
the place large number Of guests have been pookeos
and n full season Is anticipated
| The Lake Placid House, for many years known as
Brewstersr begins It's second season under the man-
agement of L. ". Baldwin. with the most natterns
prospects.
| A comparatively new candidate for public favor
| In the AdrohSacks Is the Chidwoid Park fouAc'
Just opening It's third season under the management
4 Iuopd
| aud pronounced ability. 1t is charmingy situated on
| Lake Massaweepic. at Childwoh Park, about seven
miles from ChildwOld station on the Northern aoror
dack Railroad and four miles from the station OF same
| name on the new DR.. Webb Road now approaching
completion This elegant hosiery has Just been
considerably enlarged, many rooms added, open
Greplices being especial luxury, and every enot
has been made TO anticipate the wants and comfort
OF the increased number OF guests who VIII MAKE /"
their summer home.
Tie Cascade Lake House, Upper and Lowe
Cascade Lake, owned By ". +. Weston, is veritably
stocked with trout.
| Solomon Kelly OF the Adirondack House. Keene
| Valley has enlarged and improved his hotel, ~
decorated and refurnshed many OF the rooms, and
| put it in frstcass condition for the SUNNI
st. IIubert's Inn and Cottage In keene Valley
Decides Postoilice, formerly for many years known
as Beedes" will this season be under the MANAGE
ment Of Orlando Bcede the junior member of tho
firm who made popular with summer tourists this
beautiful portion OF the Adrondacks Tie house 10
only opening Its third (since the burning Of The
old Bcede House and Is complete In all the appoint
ments Of hrstclass hotel. Extensive lighthouses havo
been built TO insure null supply OF early vegetables
and the inner viii receive all possible attention.
The Mhawus House. kcene valley, cnieraih'
through the season large number of guests who
enjoy quiet home like pace. and s~o1 substantIu
| fare at moderate rates.
| Eilabethtown, eight miles from westport on Lake
Champlan, VI the most charming drives in tho
AdrOndackS, has been for many yeals fSyontc aDd
popular resort for hundreds vi the best people Of New
York. Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston and other leading
cities. The hotels excellent and the climate per-
feet. Tho Windsor the largest house In the town.
| owned and managed by Orlando Kellogg. has Deeo
undergoing thorough icpaiiing frightened mp By fresh
paint Inside and out. sanitary arrangements pcrtecf,
opens It's doors IN tine condition to care Cor ne