New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
AT NT.1G1R4'S C4T1R1CT
INSPECTING TIE GREAT POWER TUNNEL
VISITORS TO TIE FALLS.

INSPECTING TIE GREAT POWER TUNNEL
VISITORS TO THE FALLS.
Viorara Falls ~ " July Il (Speclal.-Thc fishing
I'm hc unpr river AT this resort /, unusually g0oh ~
this season Of The year. muSkalong" weighing
twenty.thrce pounds wa, caught on Wednesday, "n'e
fifty to sixty pound catches Of bass down the river
near It's mouth of old Fort Niagara are OF frequent
occurrence prominent party OF bankers ana
capitalists from New York. including Edward d. Adams
Ernest X. Adams JOhnstDne De Forest, fIdhcis
Iyndc stetson. Edward II. Wickcs and william u.
Rankine visited the great tunnel and mad" trip
through 1t I'm a boat. They were accompanied bV
Professor George Forbes. the electrical expert "i
Philadelphia, and Major George y. Burbank chi"i
engineer Of the Cataract Construction Company. The
party were entertained at dinner at the Cataract
House. and remained for several days
A hotel register in this city bore some strange
Arabic characters. and deciphcred they read "osman
pochon He is the soldier and statesman, and Is
quietly doing this country with his friend. james
Iicton Of Egypt. Dsman Pacla mad" word"
reputation for himself by his opposition to the Eng
llsh.
Governor Robert f. Pattson. Of Pennsylvania was
here this week with party. Cornelius u. Mitchell,
Of New-York. with his family is at the Clifton Ex-
Governor william y. Kellogg. Of Louisiana. with Mrs.
kellogg is at the Clifton House.
Mrs. John ID. Townsend. Miss Margaret Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Lyman and Mrs. o. " sheldon,
OF New-York were at the Cataract House recently.
Mss Norwood, Miss X. Norwood and Lewis VI.
Norwood Of New York, here again their
way back from the Worlds Fair Mrs. James W.
Cleand Miss Clcand F. b. Clclard, G. II. Celand,
OF New York are at the Cataract. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C.. Worthrgton and Miss UeddcD. OF New York,
and Miss Taft OF Boston. passed the week at the
/ Falls and made the Cataract House their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pgott. the Misses Pgoit and
Miss c. Tedsen. Of Newlork are at the Kaltenbach.
Among the prominent New Workers at the leading
hotels are william Wager, II. A. Lewis, Juliet Lang,
Walter Lang. Miss Alice Frank Miss W. 5. Nalen-
tine Miss Valentine, Miss Florence Frabe Mr.. and
Mrs II. W. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs Isaac VI. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. David NJ. Look. J. II. Baker, Mr.. iUd
Mrs Thomas Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dillon,
George l.. Forilsn, Henry W. Bull, +. J. Harris.
Miss Dean, NJ. Fitzgbbon. b. S. Walton, Slg1nund
Klec Mr. and Mis-. Thomas p. Wclcs, Miss Marie
Louise Wckes Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Amerman Victor
/ C. Thorn Mrs. Walker. Miss scott, DR.. and Mrs
j. Ill. Jollfc. Lieutenant Bolton Bangs. NJ. u.
Bangs. Miss sawyer. Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Oakley, IT,
! Miss Oracle Oakley, the Misses a. H. and Elsie
Hobart Frederick Stock. Edward Stock, Philip J.
Eagleston, NJ. Agnes Eagleston. Mr.. and Mrs. j..
! q. Wentz, }. J. MundOri, a. H. smith, Miss Nav T..
kurtzng. Miss Enid VI. smith, MIS- Georg, j..
brown, William X. Bell, 1r. John Long, r.. J. Reid
Irs. NJ. }. Reid Charles W. DemOrest, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Ira q. Lane. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Oakley, jr
| and Miss Grace oakley.