New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
A PROSPEROUS SEASON INDICATED AT THE
ADIRONDACK RESORTS.
NOTES OF HOTELS AND COTTAGES AND TIL

| NOTES OF HOTELS AND COTTAGES AND THE
PEOPLE WHO WILL OCCUPY IIf"'
| e.Yaho Y v limo 10 (spcciaD.-The great
| arorsora Ito,o, .;.pated on the south shore OF
Saranac Lake was comfortably filed before '"'
York Press Association made It's onslaught an" ~
rooms are now engaged far into the s'aS"n' 1
arrivals booked for July are Governor flo"'i' "
New-Yorl and Governor Russell. OF Ma'sa'""'. ~"
Among the New-Yorkers now at the mouse are vi
c. II Stanton. +. IIemins. Mrs. A. r. 'oi'on, ~ -
Colson. ir. Mrs. F. A. Hall. Miss Annie CORNELL
Alexander J. Robinson, Mrs. schuyler van heh>S'i"rI
g. Gnswod Van Rensselaer,, Joseph LYMAN f. ~
Powers Mr. and Mrs Rob. Graniz. j. ID. flo"er'
Henry w. Prrdy and wife. william LumniS' MI ann
Mrs George F. Way. Mrs Grenville b. winthrop
Mrs c. r. Wright. J. II. Lockwood, Grcnvhl' H.
I Winthrop Lawrence NJ Murphy F. y. Domhich'
j. J. Mcdonald, Charles Randolph. Finley AhutrSol'
John p. Bell Mrs. George Heydecker, Ut. H. IL
Hcydcckcr, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conn ana Mr. anu
Mrs. samuel Conn.
M,ller's enranac Lake House. Just across the lake
from the Ampcrsand is better than ever this year
in all its appointments and has many guests
The Algonquin. situated upon an emincnce ana
commanding fine view Of tho lake. Is not behind
this year. and will be filed by July 10. according TO
the bookings Of rooms. some Of the New orkers NJ
thc ALGONQUIN are Mrs. g. W. Wheeler. Miss Rosa
lind Wheeler John b. Ihn. Daniel buckley, John
Buckley. f. A. Fisher. A. p. Fisher, w. r. Pratt
r. s Carkcr. II. r. Miller Charles fiset. Mr. and
Mrs r. VI. Haddock, Charles g. Curtis, Miss Curtis
and l.. A. Maynard
I'd the lake the Saranac Inn is already filed
President Cleveland is coming to occupy his cottage
there in July
The Hotel wawbeak is open. The large addition
made last winter will come In good play this season
rs the bookings are something unusual for this time
Of year.
Paul Smiths, the famous old resort OF the Adlron-
dacks, looks forward to prosperous season Inc
many cottages being put in shape TO receive
people and some OF them already open. 1he
stokes cottage and the Twombley cottages have beeh
thoroughly renovated and put in modern style WIN
electric lights bells, etc. DR.. LOOMS Will NOT
occupy his cottage there this year. but will go mo
camp on Little Upper Lake.
The Rustic Lodge, quiet, quaint h''le pi"oe vi
the upper lake. is now well filed
The many houses at Lake Placid are open ana
prepared TO receive the thousand guests who an
nually visit this delightful spot
The Mirror Lake House has Senator Hill. Leu
tenant Governor sheehan and Mayor Grant booked or
several weeks.
again looming up the hill and VIII soon he finished
The Grand View House addition OF 100 rooms
makes that house rank among the largest In the
woods.
Manager Krumtholz is again in charge Of the new
Rousselnont and expects larger trade even than
Raldwin's Lake Placid House, prettily located and
Vim. L. meold retains control OF the Chilwod
Park House, and is managing 1t In his usual able
manner Many guests from the West and from
Canada are registered there. =,
Parsell IT, and wife. charles W. Spies, John simp
son. Edgar F. simpson Mr.. and Mrs George F. Way,
Mr. and Mrs.: H. Z arsel Thomss s. walker alike, w6 o@n
worth and family, OF Newl Ork.