New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
A GREAT INVASION or GAY PLEASURE
SEEKERS.
pAsrsA11 AZ PAUL sMITI's-THE HUNTING SEA-
son oprxEp-ouT-oF- DOOR SPORTS OF
ALI. KINDS PoPuLAR-soME NEW

coz oprxFp-o,-T-or- DOOR SPORTS OF
ALL KINDS PoPuLAD-soME NEW
YORK GUESTS
Paul Smiths. Aug. 20 (SpeciaD-l' Seems ar
avery one had suddenly discovered 'ie ,
resources of this region for heai'h anu
49, oroo ,,,na for the ;hrongs OF people that
ava hcen streaming into tho Adirondacks ou'l'is
.be las: TWO weeks equa!led only j! INC -
for the Klondike last year Unlike '"e
however the Adirondack air scenery ana pe"s
u,es are delightful and every one VINO comes y
sure of all Of the treasures or the Nor'" ""o'
ne desires , 49,.
AS CONSEQUENCE OF this great invasion 'he
majority OF the hotels crowded to inc uoo''
With gay crowds OK p!casure-seeKers' h"pps - ~
have bu, shelter and place 20 sleep WIN nv ~
nor,un,tv OF ENJOYING the many attractions OF the
mountains.
A, Paul Smiths the event OF the last week was
a., s.cora baseball game with the Lake Placid
hovs which was played on Monday afternoon on
m. grounds In front Of the hotel. ia'se P",
came from Lake Placid on speci" ram
these. added TO the guests Of the house' mo -"
large and brilliant audience that e'o"
piazzas and adjoining knobs IN,
many brilliant plays on both sides were appiauuen
BY the interested onlookers That IL , We nloved
contested and one of me oesi sa ,he score. which
stood 10 in favor of the Paul smith I'M nm optes.
Eacb mir having won "a game ,i.,u III, 10
has been arranged for next week. ana 'hs VIII NC
played at Lake Placid. 49,. oro xo, nv Miss
Y IN so Newhold and H. NJ Adams. while +, ~
Trudeau ir won q point IN the series ioi VA S pbi a
Gun A match with six players on ,"cn i,rs aud
been arranged with the Lake Piac!u eo''eiS' "i'N
will be played off soon .o.,,n,,od and in the
The Yacht races have been continued anu III ,o os
onen class Archibald Rogers won the last ooi,' ~
Hlha Ide,n class race again postponed VI AZ
co,,nt ~ the sickness of one OF the owHets III w.
6psi of the series OF races on the Lower 81 kegs
Ito Tor The cup offered by the guests OF the mousse
with hiS
The hunting season opened last MUiu ~ or, ar.
svcrv one who owns a rife is getting II III oiuc'
ana preparing for expedition int" me Woorsi
PACK baskets are seen everywhere ana sew ~
parties from here are fitting out ior seaso" VI
rough camping. -. oo,,,a WORK for
the Improvement of the large tract OF Iah9 wii.cn
ne recently purchased IN this vicinity. anu nas d
large force OF az work. The properly coz,
sists OF twenty-sx thousand acres OF iores, Iai'u
and lies 10 the west of the Paul smith PARK 1,
Includes Follansbee. Bay. Clear, CRANBERRY anu
several other ponds and the St Regis Mouhta,t
And is traversed by number OF streams; i, auso
uec;ed that Il handsome camp Will be efectea on
The shores of Bay Pond near the line OF me >orIm
ern Adirondack Railroad. 10 be ready Tor occu-
last sunday Bishop Morrison, OF Duluth heid
services at the Episcopal Chapel. which were at-
tended by large gathering ,,,
Recent New York arrivals at Paul Smiths are
DIR a ! McCosh. William NJ Fincke Mrs j. C.
Jones Malcolm Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs " r. LOCK-
wood the Misses Lockwood. = ii. Wilanls MISS
I y Brown a. NJ Lathrop. Mrs. Gustav H. krol
and DR. John Roosa.