New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

mer city in the woods and, indeed. In influence
this settlement would in the season outrank many
real cities. for its inhabitants represent probably
far above a hundred millions OF wealth and include
many prominent names
AMPLE ROOM IN HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
The hotel Will accommodate nearly four hundred
guests while surrounding II thirteen handsome
cottages belonging to the house and occupied by
families each season Every provision IS made
for the comfort and convenience OF guests as Il
fitting in a great and fashionable hotel. and that
in providing for their guests the propreiors are
successful is amply proved by the throngs VINO
return year after year There is postofice in
the house. which receives two mails daily. ana
also two telegraph and two express companies are
represented. There billiard room and barber
shop OF course: also a women's billiard room and
a fine ballroom and theatre, where dances and
other entertainments may be held J.,
This season the electric facilities have received
attention, and entirely new plant of great capae-
and cottages, while a number or arc hgnts VIII oe
establishment has also been supplied with electric
bells. improvement that will be greatly appre-
ciated. .,- ...,. 90,
It is almost superhuous to mention the table set
in this house, for II is proverplai TOT us Douy H
excellence not only throughout the surrounding
country, but wherever Paul Smiths name Is
known This Is made possible by knds arse S e90ns 6ro
visions and game Is kept not only toT suPpyiMhs ing
necessities OF the numerous large camps on the
neighboring lakes; - g. -.
famous Paul Smith Spring. which is far back IN
the hills above all habitations II has been SUD-
iected 10 chemical analysis and found 10 be OF
Unusual purity and excellence. The Ice too, comes
from small pond elevated above the larger bodies
The fortunate summer residents OF this favored
region do not lack for amusement as sVery li Pr
and hunting in season great stable provides @ ioT
driving and coaching. while the 5oathouse IS Iuli M
NAV float around the lake take one OF the
famous water trips extending from slnse Gay - -
fhe Rel a
the great chain OF lakes and streams previously
spoken or Frequent regattas, both sailing ana
house is "A fine athletic field and cement tennis
court. - ,,. a,5
the course OF the St Regis Golf club On me shofes
OF the neighboring Osgood Pond. IS available TOT
guests OF the hotel
THE CAMPS
A,tboueb many improvements have been made at
the camos on the neighboring lakes. there nave
been no changes In ownership since last year ouI
one new Camp is being built by A. NJ. Lathrop OF
y-oshIrg,on upon the Upper St. Regis Lake. AT
,bs hotel one new cottage is being erected Whch
v,u he occupied BY Charles c. Glover. OF Washing-
ton The other cottages will be occupied this sea
son by the following r. g. stoddarG Ns~-Hnysh' ar,th
BROOKLYN: W II. Truesdale, president OF the De,a- &
ware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad aN,ton lev
PHiIadeiphia; P. G Mofntt. 81 Louis r ,os X Casle
chicago president OF the koek issnd RaCEe RnSe
toIieT - New-York and Roswell Miller. Chicago,
president OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and 81 FAui
one OF the improvements OF the year viii be the
opening OF the new store 1daos pnch anhspsly wn nn
ished in hard woods and Is provided with power
fui hydraulic freight elevator and az iaclistes
Tor handling and storing goods IL would be easier
70 tell what THIS store does not contain than what
1, does for II is the country store In an inproVeu
form. city, department store In miniature as
The -.ypervision Of this great business has Do