New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09
FOREST HOSTELRIES.
r,No1-s HOTELS AND PLEAS hH
GROUNDS
VAST TRACTS GIVEN OVER TO THE ENJOY MIN )
OF VISITORS FROM THE CITIES ~ " ''''
AND THE cIn.pwoLD PRESERVE

,vn THE CIiII.DWOLD PRESERVE"
,,,,.oho,,,or., WINS the oli-time gateway TO the
,s',~~d.cls 1; was the leading resort years aHo
rben Saranac Lake village was Only cluS''' ~
q half-dozcn log cabins. and when Paw Hihi,n W.,
Co. row hei,c famous Nor has Ehzabcih'o""
fame waned 1t has simply boone less 'so'''''
hec,usc Of the rise Of the other resorts
va, ,aove the elegantly oqrippci trains o' NE
De,,u.,-o and Hudson Railroad. or the DeA"''i"'
s,c,,ners Of the Champaign Transportation ,o"'''''
n, Wesrpor and charming drive 'll"'' ~ 80
~ rriyaia conveyance, over a Wei-ih''' 'o"' "''7
vo, n Elzlbethiown. ON either SIDE are I'"' mn
,o,, ,ievvs and the road goes through the famous
pa,en pas. In this dreamy and beautiful noun
,,,, village hundreds Of city people gladly sP'"' '"'
o,,sre season lingering until late IN the autumn"
o,iov the brlcng air and the charming s"'''"'
, rcfc,o the building Of several lines OF railroads
through this section the bulk OF me N"''om'',"
travel was through this village. ana II j sun 'n'
,,,,,, rou,e for the famous Keone Valley points
, r,uroad has this year been talked o. pn' pro''-
nent hotel men and tourists are opposei 10 ''r ~"
claiming that even reach the Saranac anu '"'''
regions a charming drive through the mountains
is preferable, since II permits the N"''"'' - -"
iov nature 10 the fullest extent
I,,izobe;h,own Is a delightful liit" mountain VII
1ape surrounded by Adirondack peaks ana Win "
climate which has been the salvation OF h"h'''rS
who wore suffering from affections Of the throat III
which cas- II IS particularly beneficial Inc a" j.
extremely dry and absolutely pure. there being an
en,lre absence Of the humidity which prevails near
large bodies Of water. The beautiful niue ho'"'.
River which divides the town. j. the only water "'
any consequence in this vicinity ana inc 80" "'''N
-, I'D. ra,ur. rain T. soon absorbed. leaving
tho air dry pure and healing in It's elects IN"
,,- r,,,,d I,liz,bethtown are many and exceed
,,g.,. e,tov,be as the roads exce!lcnt ana the
scenery presents constant surprises 10 III" ''''' ~
tho h.a,,if,l IN nature The water supply comes
f-o,o a mountain spring and is abundant for the
,ds NJ tho village and its guests
ryo fine houses attract the attention Of the city
.,,is. Tbaee are the Windsor. owned ami ably
,o,,,col hv Orlando Kellogg. and the Mansion
,r ,o- new noanagemeni. in the compeien,
hands Of Charles A. FERRIS. The Windsor Is
charming house and with it, cottages has ample
accommodations for about 30 guests. som" years
ago It was exceedingly modest h'''' III" o." W.
corner OF It's pf's'n' -, O., -. ,,r,, a. r.gu,ar-
ing REQUIREMENTS nav ., ..eh GUNNER filled
~ ana me iars' "'"', " , -, .,o,,. h, ar
by an exceptloiia"E S''' ,. .f,,,
rive WIN the haPP'' w . ..,.. Ca,
sincere regret tha' 'he" soy - VI 49,,
too snort Inc "'h'So '"'' ~ . a.,
waite conveyances meet q" u"ns ann " "
port and regular stages ''" ',1 49,,
k"ene NaileF' h''"e ''s ~ ~, -, -. -,
other points west anu so"' ~ ,,,. .a.a..,as
tectural beauty j. p''"~,''t' ~, ,,,.,, - ,,
80 f'e' 'ong' large P'''o'' Oh" ~, ,.',r,
sic ana dancihf rooms anu '..,a pr,,a-ls ho,,I
i""''H '''7"' ~ Nth. 49,, o,,o,,
ing tennis laS''""a'"s '''
the nmnsemeh'' o''''''' ,,., ,..
F"rnH nv 49,, rto,,so which for years
''e " '''So' - '' , -. ,t ,,or,s ana co,oe,r,s
"a' ., .,,.Sro,, s,,,,,er boar1er. who annn-
OF ABOUT one """1''' '''',''. T.. r , >.,
any man" nc ,,,,,,1,.,., roa,o, ,,1 o,hor
io'N' i'oN'"' ' 49,, ,,ro,f,. 90,
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idFe a"Jo'""s we "l',''' ,,,,' ,h
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-, -, 49,. - ,,o ,diro,d,cla
mus al, 'o -.,,' .'.' 49, ,,, o, ,or ,hts
NV "'"-N'' - ''" - .,ar,s ,or,. s,,
r.F - t,,.od ,ho,,
"'"''o' "o'"''t' ''' ~ , 49,, - t..
are 'a' o'So"' '"oSe u '''''V" "'' ....-,,'
themselves 'he o.s' ''S'"o""' a. ~ CIV ''"''''
Vi ''e M""s'o" i'o"S'
THE ARTISTS PARADISE.
teene Valley il correctly termed The Artists
Paradise" Nature here has been most lavish and
the combinations Of soft romantic and grand beauty
have been tempting no, alone hundreds Of painters