New-York tribune., 1897-07-11

become the winners property, ana
Of taxing it. The golf links Of the Grand View is
Ss"s Sr ht to psyss an maag at hs
every other one The which was laid 9na N
arrivals at the M and and Mrs Mr j. sIa B
Mss Mhrd Mqrsst Rsnsr, MeAds Mr MT aha Mrs.
Dodd Newark. ~ j. and Miss a. L. Fleming.
Elizabeth. N. J.
THE RUIsSEAUMoNT.
The season Is already well under way at
the Ruisseaumont. All the cottages are occu-
p,cd for the season, and the hotel Itself IL
es well filled as 1t ever was at this c''''
date The people here. like the people every"here
else In the mountains. felt the heat TINS "eeA' ou
they have been philosophical and nave s,oo"
the unusual experience with the minimum Vi
ting and grumbling Monday was one OF the ho'
test DAYS OF the hot SPELL but that did not prevent
the Ruisseaumont from having its customary
Fourth Of July celebration. Everypooy was on
hand early for the sports were scheduled 10 pesin
early. There were potato races .huru'e iaee' '""
races eighty yard dashes. and the aiways iaus"
able spoon and egg contests by the lorters anu p'
boys purse of $50 was contributed for TINS series
Of entertainments In the afternoon there were
boat races on Lake Placid and the evening Wds oIs
given up to O brilliant display ot nrewoiha, n,,e lv.
lowed By still brilliant ball in tine spasSI pspeca
Fourth Of July dinner that day. and TIE dinner I
card adorned with m Are sSTS ana IN the c Of
exploding The golf links hillside about paplnr r
this sumner and Mr. Krumbhoz is we'll satisfied
with IT, for the course has of anhes may and STONE
walls and there is a beautiful view from every
point along the links The course Is the nsua' one
's Some au of the guests who have recently come to
the Ruisseaumont are Mr.. s. Quac,kenbushn' M'ss
Fl rs %rvetta Boese Miss Todd
osss Mr Mrs W clark sa%pS qds p shIes haGs
DIT and Mrs. Robert Coleman Kemp Of Newii New, ork nd
Miss Louise & Euss rhila9s,pha a,, MISS 0''A anu
LAKE PLACID HOUSE.
The Lake Placid House. which stands on mar
row neck of land between the two lakes changed
bands a few days ago having been sold by Baldwin
g. French the proprietors, to q. W. CushInan *
Son. propretors OF the Cushman House al Malone
n. Y The price paid for the hotei ana the ii'"e "
ten acres of land surrounding it was sZoVo'' Inc
Lake Placid House this year is under the manage
ment Of Charles Fury and young Mr.. Cushnan
who last year in the Office at Sarinac I,t I'm
will also spend the season here co-operarhe rh lie
Placid House is not so large as any Of the three
others already mentioned. but it has always @ nee "a
retain its popularity pn under he psw PlSch and Mirror
Lake with twenty rowboats. and has also good
tennis court and other forms OF rerreatioh atoig h
those who haye reglserea hfre M and n,s Mrs NJ
Grant Richard F. Horner New-York; MISS *
Rice, Newton. Mass, and j. NJ. Mckay Mo""e"
PAUL SMITHS
II has been warm here at Paul Smiths. but at
no time has the heat been unbearable, ana those
who have curtaied somewhat the amount OF their
daily exercise have felt much discomfort
The cement tennis court has not been used very
much this week but the golf players do not .et
a little thing like hot wave deter them from theif
favorite game. The stage runs twice Gay from
the hotel to the links tho banks of Osgood Lake
and is always well hlied while many OF the players
walk the distance being not more than mile
Plans are being discussed for holding goi tour
nament within a few weeks with handsome prizes
the competition to be open to players representins
all the hotels of the Adirondack region Arrange
ments are also being made for the sailing races
soon to take place on Upper st. Regis Lake There
is always good deal OF rowing on the ST. Regis
chain of lakes. both for pleasure and, in the case
Of the campers necessary means OF getting
about: but there never have been any steam or
naphtha pleasure launches on these lakes until
this week. when II. Walter Webb's raphtha launch
Marguerite was put IN commission here. The tally
no has not yet begun its trips but George Meserve
Is driving a four-horse team TO a big wagon which
brings a load every time 1t returns from the sta
ton, for this grelt hotel Is filling up steadily and
rapidly. Some OF the recent arrivals here are Mrs.
w. p. Brown, Miss Jennie Brown. Miss |. o. Brown,
Miss Grace Mitchell Frederick Middlebrook Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Rockefeller. DR.. c. NJ Cauld-
WELL Mrs. +. c. Hollns. Miss Hollins Miss d. V.
HoIlins. and William Byrd. New-York city; DR..
Charles w. McMurtry and Joseph Sargent. jr..
Boston; Nathan G. Osgood, Salem. Mass. Johnston
L De rys,e TyS y Idnrb,n Mr. and g Mrs ySdr lOhn
his and Miss Kate Voorhis. Cincinnati: Mrs George
AMS0r bS Issrg Who have arrived hero
Mrs a. !; Mibank and Nd her SON A. IN G. Mii6ank Of
s anS r Mr. r. and HTa Trasa hSw Mailer cay 20
and Mrs. W. S. Lambert and family, New-York
a ACp. md
Miss Ass FsDss G. Aey Mr and Mrs
of New.York, arrived on Friday. morning at their
on ns he tpRs fy St. d ReS Mr. and Mrs
occupying the John seeiy Ward camp for the sea
are in Miss Grace Mitcheli's camp, on Spitfirc
Others who are already occupying for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes and family,
New-York Mrs. Robert p Hoe and family New
Anne II. Earle Philadelphia: W. ". Me- McAipin' ifpiTS
New-fork. and {. J. Drake ana family New-York
sARANAC INN
saranac Inn. y. Y. July lO-The man whose
tastes lead him to prefer simplicity to stylishness
In his summer surroundings. who doesn't feel the
need OF constant gayety and excitement and who
nevertheless wants comfortable accommodation
and an excellent table. knows that he has found
| the place of his choice when he registers at a
hotel like Saranac Inn For simplicity Is the pre-
vang characteristic Of this noted resort.
rambling structure. nowhere more than three
stories in height. painted in od-fashioned white,
with green shutters The Inn stands clcse to the
Upper Saranac. on level ground, only a few feet
higher than the lake level All around II FOR sew
eral hundred feet the forest has oeen cleared away
so that the black files which yeas ago used to
cause annoyance no longer Troublesome. An
Adirondack hotel Of the first class Is tig estab-
llshmcnt Of which the hotel proper forms only
part, and so the clearing contains not few other
buildngs-the annex. with well-equlpped general
store in the basement; the big guidehouse the new
| laundry. with its improved machinery the cold
storage house and the large stables. only one hun
dred feet from the hotel piazzas is the gar
den, which supplies the inn with fresh vegetables
through the old fashioned kitchen gar
den OF which part is divided by turf red
paths into beds in which bloom the foxglove. the
peony. the perennial phox. the geranium the