New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
CROWDS OF PEOPLE THRONG THE ADJ
RONDACK WILDERNESS
THE FOURTH IN MANY HOTELS

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rang with patriotism. The day never before
90 enthusiastically remembered in the mountains.
The for this may be found In the fact that
J Adirondack resorts were before at this sea
| son OF the year crowded with people They
josie each other. literally speaking. In this great
northern wilderness.
sARANAC LAKE
| Saranac Lakes celebration was the work OF city
guests and an imposing affair. j. X Foster. OF
| New-Yorl was marshal OF the day, and his aids
were Lieutenant : Blanchard. of the LIST Artillery.
United States Army: Lieutenant j. Wray Cleve-
| land. 7ih Regiment NewYork; the Rev. W. II.
| Iarom W. II. Coleman and DR.. J. C. Russell
| Guests from the Ampersand AlGonqur and the
other lake houts turned ont almost en- masse and
| attended the doings. which were held in Man-st.
in the village from Riverside Inn TO the Berkeley.
Thousands Of people packed the crooked main
thoroughfare OF this mountain village. while the
parade. consisting OF horsemen. hremen. guides.
wheeimen and children. was passing. In the even
ing fireworks exploded at the various hotels.
and each seemed to vie with the other In the
beauty and extent OF the display.
All the Saranac Lake houses are full Of people.
and many tents going up on the lake front.
At the Hotel Ampersand rooms doubly en-
gagged and the Algonquin is about the same. New
York arrivals OF the week follows
At the Ampersand-W. H. Oakley and his family.
Francis O. Byrd George Cromwell Or. ard Mrs.
O. II. Smith. j. c. Bayles DR.. II. Lockwood Nathan
Guilford. A. T. Demarest. Henry j. Rogers and
his family. Mrs. f. c. simpson Miss Simpson. Mrs.
A. n. Rankin. f. A. Hall. c. c. Paulding. D. w
Tears. r. = Lee Mir. and Mrs. Wentworth w. G.
Humstone and his family. Mr. and Mrs Harleston
Deacon. c. II. Dougherty and his family. pr and
Mrs Charles y. Down. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Day
ard Miss Florence b. Dixie.
At the Agonquin-Mr and Mrs. A. Porret. Miss
Olga Porret. Miss Fila Porre,. the Rev. \. G. Nc
Donald. Miss lIurnham A. c. Spann and his family
Miss Mayer. Miss Williams. y Dudley Tucker. Mr.
and Mrs. Eggers. Mr. and Mrs Van Nhe,. Miss
Van Nhet. Miss r.. X. Van Wet. Mrs William G.
Van Nlict Robert s Hatch and G.. NJ. Morton.
Edward Manierre IN camp on the lower lake near
the Algonquin. Killed monster black bear
Nobby Island Wednesday last The bear driven
into the water several times by guides who
fought II with revolvers. over eighty bullets were
fred into briin before Mr. Manierre came along
with his rifle and finished the work
Some OF tn guests at Riverside Inn for the
! are c. w. Lambert. Nj. and Mrs. f. :. Pot
ter. Mrs. Meyen Frank Cummings. 5. Herman.
A. T. Coe. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis. Joseph Merkel.
T. A McGue +. II. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Sim
monds. J. II. McGregor. G. +. Pinelle {. II. Alien.
W. l.. Allen. ". H. Mcdonald. Miss Mary Lyons.
G. l.. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
These New-York people recently registered at the
Berkeley: W f. Clark, William f. Murphy. Cyrus
Knapp E Vi. Dakin. II. II Adams Miss J. Jay.
NJ. j. Hckok II S. Nescher. Mrs. Godensten. Mrs.
McIIalson II. Il. Cromwell Mrs. VI Pratt. G. II.
Cutting. T T. Callahan and +. William Fix.
LAKE PLACID.
Lake Placin is gay. The social pillows are rolling
high and fast and they increase in volume the
days pass. Never before IN It's history has Lake
Placid the Killarney OF America" smiled with
such pleasure. The big Stevens House could not
accommodate many more. md its large annex.
IA hotel by itself. Is rapidly filing The Ruisseau-
mont is aboit taxed TO us fullest capacity. while
the Grand View. opened later than usual. IS enter
tanning many The cottage colony at the Ruisseau-
mont is large but select. The new cottages which
erected this spring are all leased. and many
OF them occupied.
Here Is n list OF NEWCOMERS at the Stevens:
Mr. and Mrs Charles Thompson. Mrs. f. T. South
ack. DR.. IL r. Decker Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. oakley.
Jr.. Miss Grace Oakley. J. c. Warner Miss Warner.
Mrs G. Warner. Miss f.. G. Warner r. II.
Warner. G. d. Williamson. Joe Oliver Kahn Mrs.
James Hardie. Miss Florence Iiarde. Master Allen
Harlie Ms a. J.. Morcdecar l.. T.. Shoninger.
Mrs l.. Sares. Mrs. +. X Houghton and her
family. F. D. Wallace. f. Sncdecor Or. :. Milling
ton Miller Miss r.. S. Hollingsworth r. y. Bloom
berg. Or G. I. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. George Wat
son. Mrs j. H. Lindsey Mrs. William :. Darling
NJ A. Frank Mr.. and Mrs John Balm. IT.. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Swezey the Misses swezey and S. Grady.
J. Wray Cleveland. lieutenan; Of Company /. eth
Regiment is late conner at the Russeaumont
Among the arrivals OF the week Mrs. c.
NJ Dieudonne and her family Miss Helen Gu
yer. Miss f.. Shannon. MISS Agatha Law
renee DR.. 6 NJ. Miller. George H. Moller. ". O.
Larned. W S johnson and hts family. J. otto
Toussaint and his family. Miss Lsrne'l. Louis
Soleliac and his family. Or. and Mrs. Robert Cole
Kemp. Mss Louise Eustis. f.. Flcliman. y. e.
Fletman. William S Bryant. Henry Il. Selkrk
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Clark. the Misses Clark. l.. A.
Johnson and Miss J.. l.. Johnson.
The Grand View. one of the most elegant houses
IN the woods Is now rapidly filling. Owing to the
many great improvements being made house
gagged far into the fall. and. indeed. some for Novem
Der. for the Grand View Will undoubtedly remain
open during the winter.
PAUL SMITHS.
There is a sufficient number Of people who for
years have been regular sojourners at Paul Smiths
10 FL tho hotel and cottages About Mat number
Is here. There many more who come. and
they. desiring TO remain. join the cottage or
tent colonies.
Services for the first time this season will b. held
In ST. John sin the Wilderness Tomorrow conducted
by the Rev W H. !.aion.. ii~nry l.. Hotchkss Is
with his family for the 81 their cottage.
Mrs J. Plerrcpont Isham has arrived Mr- Stokes.
Mrs Twombey and Mrs. Morgan expected the
coming week.
Newbold. Miss Newbod. Miss Kosalnl Wheeler.
Mrs 6. NJ: Wheeler Mrs. r. 4. Cornell. Mr.. and
Murphy. W s Sullivan Miss Dackhshan. Miss ii
buckingham. Miss !. Benton Nj ana Mrs II. II,
Mrs C. " Wisner Miss Wiling Mr. and Mrs
l.. H. Brakeman. Robert f. Little. l.. II. Bristol.
the Rev Benjamin Brewster. Charles Beers. T.. o.
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs $. ". Rosendale G. +. r.
Drake, Mr. and Mrs j. j. Wilson. II. Van Wyck.
Mr.. and Mrs W. :. Lambert. Miss Helen Lambert,
Miss Dorothy Lambert. Mr. and Mrs. j. Christensen.
Miss AIDE Christensen. James Foster. Mrs. Foster
and Miss Florence Foster.
sARANAC INN.
saranac Inn has opened in as fine shape as usual
and Is entertaining many people. The new cottages.
with accommodations for about thirty additional
guests. are taken for the season. Manager Riddle Is
proud o! his new dning-room. which IL located In
the large addition which made this year. and
which Increases the capacity OF the house about
forty. The Cleveland cottage is occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Biagdon. OF Washington
CHILDWOLD.
The Hotel Childwold and cottages in the very
heart or The wilderness not too distant for
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