New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

An nn roce on the liver which will take place at
an early date, and contestants are III Su''' '"''
Mr. Ferfiss. the proprietor Of the Deers de"l mcsd
Inn viii h, esYea an for nn he Of the golf
tournament next month !, Is 4eau,diu6 anupdon6tedly
arouse arouse keen cen competition Ian :.
One Of the recent notable arrivals at the inn tds Is
| Josiah quincy. Mayor OF Boston, who Is mere lot
'"' PAUL SMITHS.
Paul Smiths July % (specaD.-The most interest
ing occurrences of recent date have been the open
| ing races of the St Regis Yacht Club The club
now numbers eighteen boats, several OF which are
| designs by Clinton Crane. and the weekly races
on the upper lake among the liveliest ana most
FOR the sp"cators are all afoat coming they do,
by water from all the surrounding region, ana @ tne
ian With e the sumner dresses OF their fair occu
/ pants presents lively and interesting asseHlpty .
! and was the Iiveliest event ever witnessed at the
reeattas of the club Four Of the little craft cap
the osawaw owned by Henry HOtGhk5s ,Sc whiGe wh0a
ors sne Of aSot twelve miles In the O-foot class
the Spider. owned by Edmund p RodgeTs; as % 6eat
| utes while in the 15-foOt class there was only ole
boat that dared the gale and had the courage 10
enter and she capszed before she got to the iine;
! on the 22d the breezes were more moderate ana
in a in which all boats started as on one Gas SIas7
which beat Archibald Rogers's Defiance by "A min min
utes and + seconds sad IN @ Iscf @ one BY
coming in third. beating several larger boats
This season the club is giving cups loI edCH idOc
| instead Of for a series of races. as In previous
| years. , a., n e,trs ~, an
active club like the St Regis Yacht Club, and the
| community is fortunate in including such seIf-
| orary secretary who s willing and competent TO
undertake the task. During the season Mr. smith IN
only does the executive work Of the yacht club de-
T9e @ & nm but i've s ahS s %d S:
| is kept extremely busy and it Is only unusual ex-
eentive ability that ea2Iss sin.se him to ma time
in the latest bali game the guests again beat the
EMPLOYEES nine by score of to 3 and revenge Is
On August IS there will be held fair in aid OF Of
! patronage OF the following commmtee: Mrs An
son Phelps Stokes. Mrs A. j. Milbank' Mrs C. Il Fl
smith Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Mrs W. w McAlpn
and Miss Helen stokes -. .o,ou.,uo, from,
NewYOrk: M and Mrs u water al r Ierf MaHny; MY.
Ts2%'f Ma2e "a Mis0n MRS ATn6d Ms scdde Carl y
schlaet Miss Haefeln Mr. and s Mrs. Gforge E oy g
jr.' Miss Estelie Dudley and Mr and Mrs. H. $.
AT indian Cottage are Mrs Byrd and Miss AL
L. P Davenport is guest Of the MeAlPn tS,i. camp
| are guests at Mr.. Rockefeller's cottage
THE CHATEAUGAY.
| Merrill. on Lake Chateaugay July 20 (speciaD.-
| The guests Of the Chateaugay this year are making
it place OF rest and spend their time in quiet
strolls in the neighborng forests inhaIng the IN
| vgoratinP balsam scented atmosphere. or ex-
iieht skiffs To lovers of nature this proves an in.
teresting life, as many guests have been Vsi'orS o'
''i Among the guests are the following from New
York: Mr.: and Mrs John F. lngersoIi the rI,"r Misses
| lngersOL Mrs ]. Odsl Fowler MISS Nay rOWIeI'
! Mr. and Mrs. j. O. Fowler and Miss +. Fowler
RALPHs.
Raph's on the Chateaugay. July 90 (speciaD.-
Ralphs has house full OF busy people. who do
rot find the days long enough for ell OF their ex-
petitions Besides the beautiful lake at Their door,
! there are the surrounding forests with eght miles
OF new and improved trails to explore, and an
| equal amount OF shaded roadways go
for a large portion OF the day is spent in or upon
| the water. smooth sand shore forming tempt
! ing bathing place. safe alike for women ana chill
| dren
ST. HUBERTs INN.
ST. Hubcrt's Inn. Beedes. n. Y. July 20 (speciaD
The delightful weather Of last week has been
appreciated by the summer guests at St Huberts
Inn who have made the best Of their opportunities.
| All the outdoor sports have been well patronized
! Golf continues TO be in the lead. the people here
| seeming 10 have gone wild over the game, and 81
Hubert's well kept links are daily visited by many
The guests of St. Hubert's Inn were happily en-
gTen b9 Gh he gueas Of the AGrondac House
| Keene Centre An enjoyable evening was passed.
by the Young son and daughter Of Secretary Of
State McDonough who with his family are spend
ing the summer at the Adirondack House
Mountain climbing is another favorite pasime.
| and nearly every day expeditions start from the
@ for eli limb oII up the Giant Of the Valley (o fee0,
the trip occupying just one day on Iuesday m1rn Nor
Mountain, which Is. only about half the distance.
THE AMPERsAND.
Ampersand July 20 (speciaD.-The picturesque
Ampersand is given wholly to golf just now.
ana its spacious cool pazzas and shady groves are
deserted for the sunny links, where the days are
spent in practice interspersed with occasional
The first competition OF the season took place
last Saturday and was bogie handicap. snl was
won bv A. b. Ashforth playing scratch, by 8 up ana
9 score Ti Of %zi5"s3 G NJ Eaton and F. L. Cressy
out all square Miss AgnfS y IN Daas ana ana 10 pay AZ
against Mrs. Lorng and Mr. Ashforth on the same
The greens are in unusually good condition after
the recent rains. and the matches nay nave & Deen HS
When the handicapper. playing from scratch ls un-
enough to Tn hg b maT4 esf ne pRT
that under these circumstances he should have
compeed to PLAY left hsnaeG6 include the fol-
loving guests from New-York Mrs s. b. Enos
Mr. Mrs and R Rr1 Lev b b}enSoefsr GTSso@ oT%sn
D. Henry smith Miss coudert Mrs. r E,1GoTab M0Tgab
eIa4ense Miss Ss'4sris Bigeow Mrs John Kelly Mis-
Josephine Kelly Mrs JohG e5rrd D. Key vnFut and
MISS ''"S"'' THE ALGONQUIN
algonquin. July 20 (speciaD.-The guests Of the
Algonquin have always been noted as fishermen
| and they are maintaining 'heii ''P""" ~
have discovered that there plenty OF black bass
| ,o bs had In the Lower SaraNac Lake. Where these
| fish came from Is a mystery, as the lake has never
| been stocked with this species. having been con
sdarsd 70 he trout water by the State fish author
ities They are here now, and that means that lne!
will stay for a bass, like John Bull never rem n
c,tishea his grasp on new territory once ne mas
| established himself there. -. ,,o,
| Recent New-York guests registered at the AIRon
| onin incluje w w IAnsley. Mrs. Wilfred IAnsley
Mr. and Mrs. George f. sand, X r. ,rnnn CammacH; X
| e F1lley w A. O'Neill Miss Ella O'Neill; j. j
| Sullivan Miss Kate Sullivan. T. Irving WOOD, MrS
, | n l. Wood Miss Gertrude Reynolds. A. j. McCoi
lum and c. o. Connor.
sARANAC INN.
saranae Inn July % (SpecaD.-As usual at this
tr,a IN the season the Inn is crowded and II Is no
safe for the wayfarer to stop off the train here
unless he has engaged his accommodations before