New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
THE END OF THE SEASON STILL FAX OFF
MORE PEOPLE IN THE ADIRONDACK RESORTS
THAN AT ANY TINE BEFORE-PEOILE
AT THE HOTELS.

SarandC Lake, j
day of September came around In other years the
season was practically closed. a majority Of the
guests had departed and the remainder were pre-
pairing for home But not so this year. The Isl OF
September hrds more people IN the Adlro"udcAS
than ever before at any time OF any year Anu
indeed II looks though the end OF the season was
still a long way off. Nature OF course. IS thanked
for most Of this prosperity but that old Adirondack
standby The New-York Tribune, Is mentioned on
every hand In terms OF praise for the great adver-
tsement II gave the region on the opening Oh the
season. and the many equally good advertisements
It has given weekly through the season
Governor Pattison. of Pennsylvania, was among
the early arrivals OF the week. lie was accom-
panied by several friends. and went into camp on
the Upper Lake prepared for few days hunt.
General o. o. Howard is comfortably domciled
with his family at the Mirror Lake House The
General will rest for few days before going into
the hunting fields
The delightful Algonquin Is still full OF happy peo-
pie and many will remain until after October l.
Late corners at the Algonquin from New-fork are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. * Halsted J. Il. Mcmahon, Or.
and Mrs a. ". Palmer l.. A. Palmer Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. 4. C. Kross Oliver i. Buell. Mrs. {.
Rouse Miss Julia Rouse. Miss Lille Rouse. Miss
Ruth Rouse. C. H. Iifrich, c. j. Gray. Clarence =
Elebash J. D. Brown, Mrs. BROKER, ID. H. Scho-
field Edward Steele. Mr. and Mrs. r. VI. Bent
+. b. Robert Mrs. II. Muller Miss Furster, Rob
ertson Marshall Dr and Mrs. Schottley. George +
Meyer Miss Fullerton, Mrs ConstantinSar Mt
and Mrs George NJ Wood, Mr.. and Mrs ii. ~
Clahn. Aaron CanIn. G.. NJ. Wood. Joseph f.
Taylor Mrs l.. Umsted Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kollstede. Dr. j. Il. McMahon. Mrs. Horace HacKle
Mr. and Mrs Philip Sampler. W. II. GillIs, Mrs. An
drew Gilspy. Miss Mary NJ Gsey. Miss Alice Gil
sew Frederick c. Glsey. q. II. Preny :. Il. Law
renee Andrew Francis Gilsey. and Mr. and Mrs
Amos j. Walker
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy McAdoo accom-
panied by Mrs McAdoo and their daughter Is
staying at the Algonquin.
Lieutenant J. c. Mallery United states Army, Is
at the Algonquin.
The fair held this week AT Paul Smiths was the
most highly pleasing affair Of the season in many
ways. and the ladies having II In charge are con-
graduated on every hand. The total net benefit for
the Sanitarium will be in the neighborhood Of 5000
Another successful incident OF the week was the
big fair given at the Town Hall for the benefit OF
St Bernard's Church City guests thronged the
place three evenings. and the many tables heavily
laden with beautiful things were literally patron
lied. The Rev j. J. Waters. the energetic pastor,
deserves all praise for his admirable management.
Baldwin's Lake Placid House IS wei! Filled win
people enjoying Adirondack ne. Here are some
Of the late corners from New-York: Mrs. W Gr0sh.
Mr. and Mrs Amos J. Walker. l.. II. Brown. Miss
Alice Lee. Miss NJ Daley. II. -. Pome. F. Met
can, J. c. Sperry. Mrs. T. $. Sperry. Miss White
Mr. and Mrs. b. Alionberger Miss Lucy Altenber-
ger and Amos Hale.
Here are some Of the weeks corners AZ the de-
lghtfu Riverside Inn Mira n VI Cowan. Mr. AMI
Mrs A. Powell, G.. Cram Mrs.. H. W. Rne Frank
r. Caskell Mr. and Mrs G. f. Taylor. Miss Name
Taylor f.. W Todd. jr.. T. c. Cochrane T. Y. y
Lockwood r. : Cochrane. jr Miss Cochrane. J. +
bushnell and Mr. and Mrs. l.. kainor
New-Yorkers arriving at the Berkeley during tho
week are $ : Meyers, Il. r Sieke. j. Kaufman.
W. H. Burnette ". T. Hopper +. + Laylauter
g..vai n fItFr L. Lon
Austin. ". l.. Cusher. Asinaldo y Jacoby. Mffcl
A Cook Mir and Mrs t. Hayes John l. Golden.
y F. Lavelle Mr. and Mrs H. G. Rogers. "
Katy. T. + Lavene and William T. noescr
Brigadler.Gcneral Louis Fitzgerald. OF ~" Nation
al Guard state OF New-York. - at Paul smiths
Verplanck GOWN. speaker Nalby AMI Assembly
men Stevens. Kcck. Leubichcr. Dennison ana Stey-
enson formed an interesting party exploring the
widest portions OF the Adronlacks this week and
making some important discoveries They found
two lakes IN the Bali Mountain region 'hai were
hitherto unknown the Oldest RB.i les or survey Ir-
and were not upon the excellent maps mad" by Mr
Colvin himself Tho country through which thes"
gentlemen travelled without the falntest slgn
OF trails and perhaps white men never irod the
territory before.
In the yacht races AZ Paul Smiths this week
the paul smith" under the skpp"rship ~ Nel
Trudeau won the first place and the ST Regis sill
yer cup held formerly by the stokes yacht.
The second big german Of the season ~ ~" MIR
ror Lake House was held Tuesday evening. II was
an especially elaborate affalr. and Is probably the
last german OF the summer Mr.. Hone AMI Miss
Stacey both Of Ncw-York. led.
Speaker Maiby had close call AZ Adirondack
guides would say on Wednesday, He was rowing
on Lake Placid when he was suddenly thrown into
the water by the capszing Of his boat. Being a
good swimmer he reached shore easily and suffered
nothing than a thorough wct;ins
The American Library Association VIII hold its
annual convention at the Grand View House begin
ming September 10 and ending on the 18th. II IS
expected that 400 representative delegates from
the principal big libraries Of the United states.
will attend
Late Corners at the big Stevens House from New
York include: Mrs. John W .,,rong. Miss Strong,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles SOoysmith. william c. Bah
cock DR. j. Il. Mcmahon Mr. and Mr. 5. II.
Mclean. Miss Lawrence Il. Il. McGray. +. a Clark,
Miss Schohcld Edwin X. Beckman. Miss Jennie
Harlem. Miss L. Harlem. Miss julia Harlem. VI. a.
Ginck Mrs. II. 4. Hascoll. $. S iiersey Miss l..
Uman. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Samplers Fred. Cyrus
Nixon. Miss Nixon the Rev. George Nixon, Mr..
and Mrs. James Yerrence. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Prom spmps Ms' Miss A GS KsTSan Mr. ana
Mrs. a. Powell. A. J. Robinson, Mrs. \. J. Robin
Miss Garter. Miss siege. Mis-, Rouse, Miss /. l..
Iorman' Mss a. k %1 Mrs 1o Mann M Mrs. W. d r.
At the Mirror Lake House these New Workers.
registered during the week: Mrs g. II. Farrons.
Miss G. Farrons. g. NJ. Dickson, Mr.; and Mrs.
SON, Miss George -; Hilge. Mrs. l.; V sonc. Mrs
NJ. l.. Kelley. Dr. Ring j. NOnes. II. GEamey. Al
bert Merritt, W -. Walker. Mrs. /; ShiInger: Miss
Constantine. Miss Fullerton. Mrs GeorPe NJ. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. W II. BOurse. NJ. and Mrs. John
j. Smith. H. c. Hopkins Mr.. and Mrs, Justus =.
Hotchkiss, MIS-. RoGa. Miss Roga, W. II. Burnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Mc<eOy, Miss Louise Shcr-
wood Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. Mayer. Mr; and Mrs.
Frank H. HiGrd. pr AMI Mrs. W. h. Hong. M.ss
c. y. Knowlton Mise Sarah Carpenter Miss ". -.
Haight Mrs. 4. $. Hayes, George h. Hardy. Joseph
Michaells. Miss Michaelis, Miss Herman. George
H. Fearrons. Mrs. II. e. sherman. Miss Mabel G.
child. Albert Cromwell. Miss Mabel Simns J. g.
Clark Miss NJ 4. Koomle Mr. and Mrs Kapan,
H. ~ Peckham. y. l.. Britton Miss Britton. r. G.
Cochrane. Nj. and Mrs. George +. Morgan j. u.
Lloyd Nj. and Mrs. Franklin Herburgh and AIR.
and Mrs. G. H. Wager.
Distrlct-Attorney Knowlton. OF Massachusetts, the
lawyer who conducted the prosecution OF Miss Lizzie
Borden. Is resting at Lake Placid.
John d. Rockefeller left for Cleveland. Ohio. this
week His daughters who have been at ChuwOd
Park for few days. have returned to the Am
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