New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
IN THE ADIRONDACKS.
THE MOST PROSPEROUS SEASON KNOWN m
THE MOUNTAINS.
A THOUSAND NETWORK PEOPLE SCATTERED
THROUGH THE FORE:T-GuEsTs OF


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THE DIFFERENT RESORTS.
Saranac Lake, N. Y, July % tSpecaD.-Thounnda
Of people have into the mountains the last week
with more to follow. far the season has been
most prosperous and the indications point to the best
season ever known in the Adirondacks At Loon
| Lake there arc 200 guests. The cottages are an
occupied and the Loon Lake House never so fnll
| The NEWCOMERS there are W. ii. Phillips, c. T.
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. william Stevens, Mr. one
| Mrs. william stevens, jr., ii. Il. ionglal. l.. z
OBrien Miss O'Brien, William Francis Johnson T. T.
Mackcy, J. II. Mackcy r. y. Mackey, Terence Brady
| IT, p j. Brady, Mr.. and MIS-. T. NJ. Eicholtz, Miss
! Eicholtz James W. Pile, J. c. Sherwood, Morton g.
| Bachus, Elmer r. SpauldIng. p. II. Mccarthy Nm
Morton. At Blocming1ale the Crystal Springs House
Is well filed with bookings far into the season. The
Lake Clear House. only opened few days, has many
pcopc who looked after az I'm this by the
| genial proprietor and manager, DR.. Isaac Rice Of
| Ncw-York.
Saranac Inn, the favore resort OF President Cleve
land Is full to OVERLOOKING Manager Riddle says he
never experienced such season Among the New.
Workers there are william c. Delaney Mrs. Thomas
Ward Miss Bessie Ward, l.. L. Firth, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas BIagion. Colonel and Mrs. F. G. :,agner
Mrs. David Babcock, Miss Carter Mr. ard Mrs. l.
+. smith, Walter l.. Ross F. II. Lamson, Professor and
Mrs. Henry F. Osborne, Joseph H. Cultivate, A. p.
Lord Arthur F. Cassos, the Rev. and Mrs. Churchill
Morton 7. Brewster, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Dodge. Al
the Hotel Wawbeek the lake from slranac Inn
are many New-York and Brooklyn pope.
Recent arrivals at the Berkeley are Frederick Z
: Langhirt John 5. White, Eugene W. Pretzfeld Nr
and Mrs. George W. KRUGER, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ahles
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baum, r. X. Aricks, J. e.
French y. Martin e. A. Bc.bc, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Virgins James Donney, Charles b. Chaplin, +. Il.
Jardlne F. S. Craigie, L. +. Dodd, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
JaQues, Miss Jaqnes, Miss Donnely.
At Miller's Saranac Lake House these New.
- lkp f i NJ. j..
Edwin J. Conlcy, Louis ID. Conley, Mr.. ana Mrs.
John COncy, Mrs. s. W. StcnIar Albert steinhard,
Charles George Lyra, L.. j. Fish, L. W. Williams,
william +. sOuhgate, X W. Prouty, A. VI. Baey,
John NJ. Tuor, Benjamin +. Thurston, &. F. Whitney,
the Misses Berg NJ. a. Glinck, Sir. and Mrs. II. L.
futile, a. VI. De Lasse, a. A.. utcy, Miss N. u
Frassc. Horace Is. Coweli, Thomas II. Dwelle, ".
". Dalcom, A. +. Pcake, W. G. Peake, Dr. and Mrs.
Harris A. Socum.
New Workers at the Ruisseaumont. Lake Placid.
are Mrs. II. W. Mack Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Hewitt
Miss e. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. william Lummis, Miss
h. Lumm.s. george ii. h0iIer, Mss Waydeh Mrs.
a. I. Ferris.
Al kalnbow Lake are Joseph Baum, George sean.
nc DR.. William Micbaolis, Gevrge IA. LaDgniri, MIS-.
II. Langart, Frederick Lang1rt. Fritz Frau. LofGg
Lane, Alexander bower. +. D. stone. Cnar's r. Mann,
Charles e. Koss Mr. and MS. A. sidney Tominson,
Frederick J. Midway, Charles Band. OF Newlork.
Mason, Miss Mason, Mis- Lowell, Miss apeman. Wen:
dell =. .colon, r. D.. sherman. Of bToohiyn and
and Mr.. ana Mrs. r. ". rope, Of New-lork
At the Hotel del Monte are Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Petit, Miss ieIiii, Mr. and Ms. J; D. .ilen Mrs.
GroiJlnski, Mis-, Irod!inski, OF brooklyn:
". J. O,DoIncll, Mrs. r. ". smith, the Misses
c. +. Parkmnn Miss l., lardt, DR.. and Mrs. J. E
Comrait.. Miss Coulat. Randall Comfait. Car s. Pc.
and Mrs. +. j. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. 6. 5. sayrs.
h c. InnscrIich. from brooAyn are Mrs. W. L.
clapp, Miss Clapp and DR.. Thomas r. Parker
Hubert Palmer Thomas b. Clifford. ~, Mr. and Mrs.
pu Bois: Grenvie L.; wntnrope. addison wlmurtI
T Mrs NJ M Tnn nmGs f. M s"d Mrs. Frances
Forbes. Westervelt Clark. ". H. Hilllard Mr. and
Roosevelt Dr. 4. H. seyton. Charles ". Wells Hairy
W. Perocy. Mr.. and Mrs 4; NJ Johnson. +; J. iynss.
Scw.Yorh people at Riverside Inn are Charles A.
Irowdon, Sir. and Mrs: ,;eorge l. PcHse, Mr.: and
seubcr, A. W. stewart, 4. p. Cole. J.: j. washburn.
George Bonner. Miss f. X. Darling. W.: steward,
Nr' Maccaoufh H. FSrns9O Il Ro A N sT sOS
Among the recent arrivals at the Prospect House,
rlue Mountain Lake are Edwin Atwell. Warren ".
Miss CornrlIn Wyatt, Christopher b. Wyatt Merritt
= wyatt. Henry >paey. ID. \. Jones. Hiram Duryea,
y. J.. III. l..
Miss Ethel Durant. G. ". Durant. j., Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas b.: Peck. Frank p oi.aw ana W. w;
Marsh. Of Ncw-Yorl: Miss s Il. MctiratlI Miss Ethel
Mctirath. F. Cl1rk Dnrant; IT.; Mr.. and Mrs Mrs
J. KrnOn EsenSrcy, sJ, HOWARD ph,I EssnSrsy
John V l.. Pruyn. Mr.. and Mrs. u. Plmfely Read
James ". HUT. James o. Woodward. verplanck
(ovin. Edward Simmons. +. pctt"ngl. Gcorge A.
Lindsay. william Learned J. Meredith Read jr,
and J. d. Ten Brock. Of Albany.
Taylor son-SchroOn Lake y. v. July 22-Schro0n
axe ut the southern extreme OF the Adrondacm
ark Is beautiful sheet Of water surrounded by hills
and mountains and abounds with fish OF all kinds
found in the Adirondack Lakes. IL l. easy OF access
ten hours ride from New York, and about four hours
from saratoga springs There has been weather re-
port station established at Taylor House with flags ana
daily reports from the Weather Bureau at Washington
are received through the kindness Of Henry V. Parsel
Among the guests at Taylor s-on-schroon are Miss a:
D. Fridenburg and Mrs ID. r. Dietcrich. Philadelphia;
Mrs o. Nanndorr. and Miss Nanndort Newark
\. j.. Colonel r. A. Hardy, j. VI. Hardy, Mr. and
Mrs william H. Stner. Miss Lena F. Stiner Mrs. Ida
Keller +. :. Dessau. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Y. Jacobns Mr.
and Mrs. ". Il. Hayden. Miss Marquette Hayden Mrs
H. FI,dcnberg. Miss p. Frdenbcrg and Miss r. Friden-
berg, OF New York.