New-York tribune., 1895-07-14
in THE NORTH WOODS.
THE CORNERSTONE OF THE CATHOLIC
SANITARIUM LAID

Adirondack Mountains N Y, July 13 (SpeclaD.-
The principal incident OF the week just closed was
the laying Of the cornerstone OF the new Catholic
sanitarium for the of consumption at Paul
Smiths. which is called Sanitarum Gabriels in
honor OF Bishop Gabriels OF Ogdensburg. who
oficiated at the ceremony. assisted by Fathers
Brown OF Hogansburg, and Holland. OF Tupper
Lake. Dr. W. Seward Webb and Paul Smith. who
gave the land for the sanltarium. were present
while hundreds Of guests from many points In the
mountains witnessed the impressive ceremony
Nearly every guest from Paul Smiths Hotel was
in attendance, and the big house the lower ST.
Regis wore a deserted appearance for several
hours Among the guests who were present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Deusen. Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
Lambert Miss Helen Lambert. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Christensen. Miss Adde Christensen, James Foster.
Miss Florence Foster. Mr.. ard Mrs. L. II. Blake
man. Robert F. Little. l.. ii. Bristol the Kew
Benjamin Brewster. Mrs. Brewster. Charles Beers
William Hanson. Miss Clara Hanson. Mr. and Mrs
s W. Rosendale A. +. X. Drake. Henry J." Hotch-
kiss, Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkss. Mrs = Il. Newpoiu'
Miss Newbo,d Miss Rosalnd Wheeler, Mrs ". NJ
Wheeler. Mrs. +. A. Wheeler. William T. Murphy
Mrs. Pierrepont Isham w S. Sullivan Miss beh-
ton. Miss Buckingham. Miss NJ. buckingham. Mr.
and Mrs H. H. Mccabe. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Camp
bell. Mr. and Mrs C. w. Wisner. Miss WILING
Miss Brown and T.. NJ. Brown
LAKE PLACID.
The "eve OF the Adrondacks' Is brighter than
ever before. and Mirror Lake reflects back to the
faces OF the hotel men the great prosperity OF the
season, which easily ranks as the best yet known
TO the woods Indeed. 1t may almost be said that
1t is its height. and Will continue now until oc'o
Der /.
Ualdv,n.s Lake Placid House opened a little later
than usual. but a more than prosperous season is
assured Though under new management the
house retains its old-time hospitality ana as
pleasant place for summer abode 1t can ana does
please the most fastidous
The Grand View also opened lats but Us record
in the past together with the superb advantages
II now offers TO the seeker after rest and fun. make
4, one OF the most desirable and popular hostleries
in the woods The view is grand. and the noun
ta,ns loom all about. while wheface. to which
daily excursions made by guests. s'ands as
giant sentinel at the end OF the placid lake
The Stevens House annex and ALL Is iu'i OF
mlrthoving people from every section OF the conn-
try Mr. and Mrs Charles Thompson. OF New
York are recent comers DR.. c. |. Fisher. the
prominent specialist is also here Among the other
guests are Miss T. S. Hongsworth c. ID. Will
iamson Miss Oakley. Mrs. +. T. southack DR.. IL.
r. Decker. Mrs. S. C. Warner. J. o. Kahn, Mrs. !.
r. Houghton T. " Boomberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Watson. Mrs. J. ii. L'hds'ey anu 'o"'
Balm. jr.
Miss Katherine Hopkins. who registers from
Washington. but whose home is in England, Is
niece OF Admiral Sir John Hopkins. r. n.
Manager T. Edmund Krumbhoz. OF the Ruisseau-
mart. is as happy as any hotel man that lives
His delightful house is filed. and his cottages new
and old. are leased far into the season.
Lieutenant j. Wray Cleveland and his family are
among the early comers J. Otto Toussaim OF
New-York. who was hero last season. has returned
with his family. Messrs. Toussaint and Clev'Iahd
are members OF the 7th Regiment. OF New-fo'k.
A. G. Mills and his family. Of New-fork. are rc-
cent arrivals. Mr.. Mills is president OF the AGron-
dack League Club. whose preserve OF 1900 acres
is located In the Little Moose region. The thet-
mans are occupying their delightful cottage
When Archbishop Corrigan visits Lake Pladd. as
he is expected 10 do tomorrow. he VIII FiAt 'he
different houscs to allow Monsignor satolli to see
what he can OF the beautiful region and Its splen-
did hostleres.
Lake Massawepie has been mentioned many
times as the preitiest lake In the mountains Ger
tain Il Is that Hotel Ch!ldwold Is ono OF tho most
popular houses. And 1t is lively now. the casino
being In good demand several times each week
Much 10 the delight OF the children. there arr Ave
donkeys on which they ride Abou, the various
paths In the park Mr. Ingod. tho manager. never
tires OF making things as pleasant AS possible ior
his guests who never return 10 the city without
feeling that they have spent their time pleasantly
and prontably. Here are the late arrivals: Mrs "
r. HOPKINS Miss Elsie p. Hopkins. DR.. {. NJ. Mer-
ru Mr. and Mrs Coates william y. Du,ton. Will
lam Herman a. u. Maynard. Arthur j. saie. r.
Ketcham Sprague. J. Howard sprague. jr, MI
and Mrs John H. sprague Mrs. NJ. Naumberg
Terrars r. Tows c. u. Tows. J. o. shipman. Miss
skae. Mrs. John skae and Mrs George a. la Vie.
ALGONQUIN.
The algonquin is enjoying Its best season The
cottages are also filed. while the tent colony IL
larger than ever before. pretty ball was given
on Monday evening 1t was the first OF the season
and was thoroughly enjoyed by nearly every mem
her of the big household. The Saranac Lake VIII
iage orchestra supPed musc as thv hIdse
was not wholly prepared for the rush that came came
fls,nre np9n nm nd fm snnd Of u.ssns is now how
ever. on hand to discourse sweet music mornings
Among the recent arrivals are Miss n. n. Ma
har. j. y. Mahar Washington: Mrs, ". 4. San
iHTa toh 3 on T. ss"if'a H. annan aa BrcoKn Sir and Mrs
j: i. waterlow, Newssomb Carleton. Bural9; H.
n. j.; Misses Barne. Baltimore; Miss Davis. Buna-
10 sh1 pSSksa ms coMsn GUMs Mi M and and Mr. Mr.
a. naGws d s. Ke%g9s M L. anS hSs;ai Mrs ana
Sproat, Milton. Ont
AMPERsAND.
The Ampersand is always prosperous II Is al
ways gay and filled with people Of wealth and
refinement in the mountains for health and pleas
ure's sake The list OF recent arrivals Is as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Ray II. ID. Browne. A. c.
Ayers. c. II. Mckee. the Misses Leigh. a. c.
oy, B and M M MR. MfAaRS aSS rs MARX
6 Petiibone,. Mr. and Mrs. +. B. Russell. Mr. and
O. Byrd John H. Irwin, the Misses Ltary the
Misses Walworth Mrs he r FOTss, Tnnna w. 6 WylIs
Charles Thompson. Mrs. a. G.. Southack. 7. q.
Brew. pr and Mrs L f. Holt @ Mr. aI. and Mrs E%-
". Jones. Mrs. Il. =. Spence. Mss y. Brooks.
J: F: Brooks. Mrs Morrlsin. w. c; Hum'stone c.
II. Erwin j. G.. Wilson. Mrs. w. g. Dunston.
Charles d. Hoard. =. J. Lennon. \. T.. Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs r. Underh Charles Warner, the
Rev. DR. Baxter. J. r. White, w. B. Spngue Mr..
and Mrs. John Bancroft. j. s. Archer Mss A. d.
Browne and c. Il. Bean.
CASCADE LAKE.
The coolest place in the mountains Ia entertain
Ing many people Mrs. Bret Harte and her two
daughters among the early arrivas OF the
week: Bret Harte and Edward Atkinson are among
the expected ones.
The registers for the last few days show Mrs.
Elias Lyman. Misses Mamie and Helen Lyman,