New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
in THE NORTH WOODS.
BRACING WEATHER IN THE WILDERNESS.
COACHING PARTIES BASEBALL. TENNIS AND
OTHER OUTDOOR sPORrs-MANY WELL
KNOWN NAMES ON THE HOTEL
REGISTERS

Adirondack Mountains. Aug. (speciaD.-While
the weather OF the past week has not been con-
duclve to the announcement of outdoor sports yet
there are few weeks perhaps. In the history OF tne
mountains when the vigor nstl;led into city guests
by Adirondack ozone asserted Itself Coachins
parties have been than numerous; baseball mas
been played at Ampersand. Lake Placid ChildVo.d
and Malone; tennis has been big feature at the
Algonquin and bicycling has been carried on to
greater extent than ever before The appeal IN Inc
Tribune OF last Sunday has opened the eyes OF
resort keepers and other prominent Acknowledges
from Schroon Lake to Duane and from Eizaoeth-
town to Blue Mountain. All the hotel men agre"
that something must he done toward lettering tnc
condition OF the mountain roads. and some advocate
the following OF Paul Smiths ldea-making good
macadam roads through every section OF the wooiH.
II Is proposed that each town In the section bonh
Itself 10 built macadamlzed roads. This or courSe
10 he only really correct way. and by no other
means would the roads generally become III ior
the bicycles
PAUL SMITHS
There ale over four hundred people on the ST.
Regis Lakes In camp at the famous hosiery pre-
sided over by Paul Smith. But there are more 10
come and the opening OF the hunting season VIII
| find hat thousand health and pleasure seekers
enjoying life In this glorious me untan park
Ex-Coneressman ". Bourkc Cochran is among the
expccted arrivals Mr.. Cochran has made friends
here some OF them New-York acquaintances. nut
the majority people he met wheh ne soJo"'"e'
here last season
The hotel register fairly burt.es with the names
of people prominent In art. science and literature
from all over the land. list OF the hotei anu
co,sgc arrivals would necessarily be long. but the
more prominent arrivals OF late may ne "'e".'o.'"'
s J. Drake. Miss H. A. Pohemus' heh'y i"''S"
DR. r. r. French Miss Helen A. Miller MISS ''a'c
Mitchell l.. G. Whon. Jonn I. {. FOSTER MISS
Foster the Misses OGorman. Mrs. Walter j.
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=, Trudcau ned" Trudcau. Mrs. T. C. BROOKS
" II Emerson Mr. and Mrs Henry l.. Hotchki's
L. H. smith Mrs Robert Hoe. Whiam ha"cn
william O'Bclrne. Mrs II. +. Huntington I. -
| Mitchell j s. Ward. IT,, Mrs. NJ & EWING MIS-
p n Garrett Mrs - f. Mccormick. Mrs Mary
II Barber f. Bianchi S. '. HOFFMAN frahN"n =
| tt,,,o- = : uofntt Mr. AMI Mrs Fred H. Trubee,
| " q M White Dr. Charles '. Mapes II. T.
| Irving Mrs T. BayArd Smith. William W. Nc
! Alpn Edward ". Coates. NJ. ana Mrs ''orS'
| r,rnsworih T. r. Garrison. Mr.. ana Mr" James
connolly. Wnictt seaman. Miss Emily g
| c,r,o,, Mira Henry H. Benedict. Miss henenlct
| Mia McGlory. i. r. Murray. Nj ana WIS n""''
| yusl, Parker wilson. Mr. AMI Mrs r. j. Mulen'
Ma 4 Lcm,ey. Henry :. Wilson and j. + 'r""'
fora. THE STEVENS HOUSE
Tho steven .uan house. annex ana all. J. 'u''
| 10 tho b5m. Tho w'ck has boon an 's'',,''' -
ami pfo,pcrou. one and. indeed Lake i1'c'd was
,.,,'." p,,t,,r or New York Is again here
| ,or ,h. season much 10 tho delight OF many OIL
time gicsi' ..... .,.
Uiige pavI McAdnm is as popnar - ever ana
moro Ny.5. II anything. The years ""'" .'o""
ihem.eyc. upon him 90 not '''" ~ '
genial and cvcr-hnp?y Judge
| .., s,.v.ns Uous. register shows the following
,.,,,,i, o, ute I.croy +. Men"iy. william Pratt
! T. II Inrge Miss \ u. l1ns"' "e'rs' ,,'"s,'
Jos,on PKG J r. Smith. Z }. haynes " =
| K.llher y l. Pike. Mrs VI. J.. Pike iona h"us-
| ,,ra lanes Houston william Eastwood MISS NJ
Moore Miss VI T.. Moore. O. \ strong. y. =
noitrson. T. II Iapinc. + u. Cans J." o. r'"-
| - u,t.r, = Walsh. Anna Walsh. DIT Frankeh-
| ,,,sh Albert sel.yman. \. - Hobbs Mrs Mac
| x,r,ra. Miss MscNrmara. +. '. Van A'si'yn' Mrs
| y 81 Van A.teyn. Miss Van Alsteyh' MISE - N"'
| I-,eyn u T. Sears Mrs j Goodwin MisS laray'
p,ct : \. chapman. Mrs. GaIagert
N,s cslascr, shotwcll and NJ. "nhn' OF New"
| York -. .
| .r,.,,o-. v,rnus. Of BROOKLYN. r. again here TO
.,,, mountain air He ia the lead"r In all s'rt'
| u games and amnsements and has "or'ny n'u''"-
| "a, IN m. person ~ T. G. Conn".A OF N'"-io'N'
| vo,i,hv Mr. burr ~ philadelphia. Is the story
,.u.r" ~ the stevens House. AMI his yarns are
u.,,cl >, hv many guests afternoon ana evening
| Vornl,nk colnin. who g. completing survey u
| f,.e p.nr!l t. ~ ihe stevens
lake PLACID HOUSE.
,,,oress,ve euchrc party was held at this house
, Monday evening a, which thirty SIX OF th' gus
nlavcd Miss Fletcher won tn" nrSt i"r'S p''N"'
go, a., ,ro, a close second Master Frank
schcu surprised the "old timers" by securing 'he
gentlemen first prize. while MISS fesein'', az.
| Zoe HIumenthal we're satished WIKI '"e "V'''
David II Lewis Of ,YoyE IS r srSms a m
" ,ror Two Young ladies' OF New ORR, are
smons the bright social lights within iho mon are y
.rn1nr the weeks arrivals from Hoiham ar W
| "Wos,' (, u child Mrs. child. MISS ,hl.h >.
nlumcntha Charles oConnei nIw"ra , a;
| "a Iuthrr Mics Luther. william J., Su'IlNfin'
! = ~ Harris q Henry Whtcomb MISS nl,', ~,
| n,vd Whicomb William A. Patterson ana MIS-
NJ. y. Agcrt.
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rIIr GRAND VIEW HOUSE.