New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
Hunter, Victor Eoechl. Edward J. Hogan. Mrs.
NJ Hogan and George II. lockwood
PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths July 90 (SpeciaD.-Ths great Motel
has filed up so rapidly during the last week that
It is nearly to the limit OF It's capacity ana as
consequence everything is life and hustle Out
door activity of all kinds fully occupies the wax
ing moments OF the entire population, for the va
riety Of resources Is extensive enough 10 satisfy
all tastes
Golf continues to attract by far the greater num-
Der especially OF the young people. ana the weekly
handicap matches have greatly stimulated tne
general interest in this sport. These matches nave
proved so popular and successful that they VIII
probably be continued through the season. ana
handsome silver cups are given at each match
the successful players will have pleasant souvenirs
OF their skill 10 exhibit to friends at home Inc
women's match last week won by Miss van
derhoef OF New-York. and that for men was
captured by r. VI. Adams. The play was close
and exciting. and developed considerable amount
of skill throughout
No race OF the idem class OF yachts was held
last week as all of the probable contestants were
not fully prepared but It is announced tnat 'he
date Of the second will see all AT the START
ing line Last week there was race OF the open
class. in which the first prize was won by Edward
L. Trudeau. jr's boat. and the second place ny
The baseball players are also active. and there
was reccntIv hotv contested ga ne between mines
selected from among the guests and the employees
OF the house which resulted In score OF 70
s. in favor OF the employees. The playing was un-
usually strong for new mines. and brilliant dou-
HE PLAYS were maze on both sides Another game
between the same mines has been arranged, When
the guests nine hopes 10 rlrn the tables on us
adyer sarics.
An event that will arouse great interest among
the summer visitors In this vicinity Is falr that
is TO be held at the hotel on August ~ lor I ne
purpose OF defraying the expense OF much -needsd
repairs on some OF the older buildings OF the All
rondack Cottage Sanitarium at Saranac Lake
The committee In charge OF this meritorlous "orh
includes Mrs A ?. Stokes. Mrs. A. j. Miosnk'
Mrs r. L. Trudeau Mrs. T. II Faulkner, Mrs.
/, Bayard Smith. Mrs Whitclav Reid, Mrs. george
Bird and Mrs W. +. Cobb.
An amusing incident Of tho last week was the
visit OF q party Of wandering Frenchmen, with
some trained bears Several OF the guides, pre-
surning on the apathy Of the brutes and their
apparent awkwardness. became too familiar ana
we're rewarded by various rents in their clothing.
and the suggestion OF the clawing abilities OF the
animals when I'm earnest. The reach ana rapldity
OF action possessed by the bears were surprise TO
all present. ,.a
al Paul Smiths during the last week: george
Work George II PAUL. s. T Zabrskie. Mt ana
Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt. Miss @. c tlnney'
Mrs J. W. Payne. Miss Bessie Payne, Robert i
Ladd Mrs II. 2. Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. r. !,
Skinner and Miss VI. Skinner l.. + Gason OF
Chicago of Senator Mason, Is mere accom-
panied by Mrs. Mason and MI ana MIS- y
Witherell Mr. and Mrs J. 4. Hartman; or New
York are guests Of TrenOr l. Park. a. his camp
p. A. Rockefeller is the guest OF William Rookie
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