New-York tribune., 1897-07-04

ntrogenous parts changed into mineral ntraJes. s
system Is the has been adopted by man: many
small cities and towns. to their complete Sa''S'
Among the eottagers who have arrived e,ak here are
N ar' u NtSnk Sr an% and sSr @r 'Ge ResAe
Dr. and Mr.! Mrs. and am
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saps shS on ss 81 Rssayns Rsss ann
MS Ms @SSa RoSsr rpePf aos sSnsS Snd amy I
d Mrs EdwS coT,es W MGapn ana MISS
and s. j. Drake and family. New-YorE A. ;, the
tract Of 1856 across the end Of the Lake ana nnt
ns HS fdn N "n%
constructed around the end OF the n
@sS ali the fS'k and ID So upon spo,
whore tho golf begins The golf links ,ei ere
from the difcu nature of the ground and because
Of the EXQUISITE views Of lake and m0unan whSn Sn
course is twenty y-four hundred yards in lenssSh'
h 1se scosn Scotia and DsSS sS OF
u1SH Charge The O game is Extremely popular at the
' iheir samber in order to be The grounds bright
and early The @ tns year fbe hotel
Whsh n1si 'S"s'i high 81 rue "sic % wiz,
tho hotel piazza One Of the added attractions to- & OF
The sh lake fra1.. and which he and his family are
Some q the Of the AmpeTsand are Ta Frsa foT
NJ NJ and Ts Mr.. & fEoT% Doad ef Of Newark
Pags and his dsushis Miss Helen Pase of rSasv NfS
s%sb SUk and Miss mh MIS- Of Of PhadspSa Mrs
Bdws Of Pssburg sSS Buei nS ard FANNY famy OF OF
THE ALGONQUIN.
ALGONQUIN NJ Y. July 3-Just out Of sight Of the
Ampersand, around Algonquin Point and at the
western end Of the main body OF the lake. is an
other widely known house, the Algonquin. OF whlch
John Harding Is the popular proprietor the hotei
Is on O hill rising from the lake shore. ana is
piazzas command the most pleasing Of views far
down the island-dotted stretches OF the Lower
Saranac. There is always breeze on those piaZzas
as we'll as in the pleasant and comfortable rooms
above All the rooms have the electric hght ana
electric bells, and the other modern improve
ments" The water is good as Adirondack noun
tain-top springs can furnish and the sanitary ar
rangements are excellent. The table IS In keeping
with the character of the Algonquin as ho'ei u
the first class. The diningroo looking OUT upon
the lake is large. cheerful apartment, IN "hic'
two hundred guests can be seated. There are ho'
so many there now, Of course. for the season mas
hardly opened yet; but the outlook for prosperous
summer seems excellent One oe the attractions OF
the dining room is the large painting by H. Athh-
son Fox Of the view down the lake from lhe Al
gonQuin which picture occupies the space over the
mantel above the Dig open WepItNc' NoA"'N'N"
with the hotel is a good livery, from which teams
are often secured for a drive to Saranac Inn or
Paul Smiths or some other resort the trip to ana
from which can easily be acSomphsned o,n III lands
IS the boathouse With its fleet Of nnt lgnt WI nio
he upper rosms srS %hch W some ef the gonqns
guests prefer to rooms In the hotei tseiI pecauo %
they are literally on the waters edse; and ot ients.
which later will shelter still other guests sa me 10
n0% ba ,heSc was is eHeent H po! Og me
lake for nsh which ressmbleIr r'. the pt"ris be
eves the pike muscaonge THIS snds nsh "Tgr and
il weight from sa Tsh aTsds TO Weoy oSe Psugh this
weighed n @ Rardsss asa ees re
Gently caught a fourteen -pounder ~, o,d
Among the guests at the AT9nqu'nw woocY are M Mrs an
N MM'sA Tshsr. Mrs. L. C. Miller F. S. Miller, Mrs.
u Hoey SewYork City; Mr snd Mrs Mrs Mrs Wsars2gn Eg
Ward ": ". Glynn, Saginaw, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs W.
A. Rubee. Milwaukee.
HOTEL DEL MONTE.
Saranac Lake. n. Y. July S.-A large ana pleas
mt hotel Is the Del Monte on the road eadhg from
saranao Lake village 10 the Ampersand. and not
five minutes walk from that house by the lovely
nath leading up through the woods Of Ampersand
Park The Del Monte is this year IN new hands'
the proprietor being c. F. Carpenter. an experienced
hotel man, who for severa! years was win Wa'ace
Murray at Riverside Inn. Mr.. Carpenter mas maze
extensive improvements in the house, which Is at
t-active and comfortable. The Del Monte Is on
little sheet of water of its own, and only "a rev
minutes walk distant are lower saranac LAKE AK ra ana
ing and for sing we-eGnppe,d yery e IS ssfs eTs-
neeted With the house. Cor M he season and is expect
ing 10 welcome many guests In the near iu{uTe, IRE
Mr. Moore who % as the same post at the Del
Monte this season.
EDGEwooD INN.
A short half-mile from Lower saranac Lake at
the Algonquin. and at the Junction OF the roaa
from that hotel TO the village with the road leading
across country TO AmpersAnd-ave.. Is Edgewood
Inn Of which Thomas Dewey is proprietor and his
brother. William Dewey. manager. 1t Is NOT a
large house. but It is well kept and attractive and
not too far from the lake for its guests TO walk
over there for the rowing and the fishing. The Inn
haSe haS dans m oSse through
guests now there are William Featherston, Albany:
and an family, Buffalo; A. Cuibertsoa Holyoke Mass.
and Mr.. and Mrs Francis Clarke. Brooklyn
RALPHs
Lvon Mountain. n. Y, July 3.-When a summer
hotel gets a well-deserved reputation for pictu-
resouencss OF surrounding. for fair dealing with its
guests and for comfortable accommodation. its
prosperity is assured long as II lives up to that
reputation Ralph's. down among the trees on the
shore of Upper Chateaugay Lake. has long been
known house Of the sort described. and has
for years popular with those who like to spend
the summer in a hotel which is not markedly fash
ionable and IN which some OF the non-essential
regulations OF polite society are for the time being
not enforced. Mr. Hutton. the proprietor Of Ralphs.
has had a well-flied house through June. and ex
poets this season TO be much better than was that
OF 1896 The lake is perhaps the chief attraction at
Ralph's, although there are facilities for tennis
and other sports; and a handsome fleet Of boats is
provided for the convenience Of the guests. Fred
eric Remington. the well-known artist; and his wife
came up from their home in New Rochelle in June
and spent fortnight at Raph's and memento
Of their visit well as testimony 10 the artistic
beauties OF the surroundings Of this resort. Is
large picture, "A Gray Day at Ralph's" which
painted by Mr.. Remington from the point Of view
OF the piazza, and which occupies the
place OF honor In the hotel office.
Among those who have recently registered at
Ralph's George Nostrand Smith, Thomas II.
Bolmer MI. and Mrs Grard \, Whitney. Edward
Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster. Brooklyn; Mrs. NJ. T.