New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
GUESTS ALREADY FILLING AD1RoNDAcK
HOTELS AND CAMPS

IMPROVEMENTS MADE BY MANY LANDLORDS IN
HOUSES AND GRoUNDs-FNE PROSPECTS
FOR LIVELY SEASON
Elizabethtown N Y. June 80 (speciaD.-whfle it
can hardly be said that the season has fully be-
gun many visitors warned by past experience that
a hot wave comes suddenly and without warning
in the city. have already arrived. by the first
OF the month everything that goes TO make life
attractive in Eizabethtown will be in full swing
A conspicuous part Of the baggage Of every guest
q large assortment Of golf clubs and other golf
Ing paTaphernalia, which are put TO daily use by
al the bea utiful Cobble Hu course which If
possible IS IN better condition than ever be-
fore, and the chances are good that the record Of
the course, thirty-nine strokes will be lowered
somewhat before the end OF the season
Extensive alterations and improvements have
formed no inconsiderable part OF the preparation
for the summer the Windsor. Throughout the
house many private baths have been installed
which greatly enhances the comfort and con-
ve1ienoe Of the guests Of this hotel Other changes
II the house though q lesser import will attract
the attention Of former visitors, be greatly
appreciated
All Of the cottages of the hotel have been thor
oughly overhauled; the Windsor cottage has been
singled out for special alteration, and has been
changed considerably in appearance by the addi-
-i7n Of a roomy two storied piazza across one en-
tire side Of the house The interior has been
painted and papered throughout and the plumbing
made as perfect as sanitary engineering can make
t. Il viii make A snug summer home FOR Judge
Henry A Gilde-sleeve and family. Of New-York
who viii arrive the first Of the week and OCCUPY
the whole drst hoor. Among New-Yorkers now at
the Windsor are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Baldwin
La-hrOp E BALDWIN, Mrs. lie Roy I. Cameron
and Mrs. C D. Tows,
THE DEERs HEAD INN
The Deer's Head Inn be said to be well
started for the season, having been open for sew
at-y guests Here. too. improvements and changes
nave been made. but none Of Importance as the
house was found 10 be in complete repair in every
department.
The orchestra, OF which Mr. Ferriss the man
age-. has always had just cause 10 be proud VIII
be- here by July !. and includes among its mem
be-s one OF the finest 'celists the country, and
The members OF the younger generation viii then
have ample opportunity for enjoyment within at
The many hops and dances that scheduled for
this season.
Golf VIII Of course. form the greater part Of the
outdoor amusement of the guests, many Of them
spending the entire day on the course, either as
acJ-Te participants or as onlookers One Of the
players recently found a fine specimen Of white
quartz Indian arrowhead on the links
Guests from New-EOrk al the Deer's Head are
L C. Bond. Mss Bond, Michael Blake. Miss Leon
ard. Miss Phillips, John Fuhrer and family, w D.
Lent, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Fink. Ms NJ W Houck
Ms ". H. Heisser, Miss Barrett Mrs. A P.
Sayre and family and Dr. Felix Adler
MAPEEWOoD INN
The outlook at the Maplewood Inn is that this
season IS be one OF the most successful in the
history OF the house and preparations have been
made accordingly. As the hotel only recently
opened for the summer, not many guests have
ye- arrived but their number IS steadily increased
OF the arrival OF every stage from Westport
The house has received considerable attention IN
the way ot repairs. All The halls have been newly
carpeced and the woodwork has been freshly
painted large cold storage room has also been
added
The livery rcn n connection with the hotel has
been added 70 70 some extent. and the stable bas
been almost entirely rebuilt G. ". jenkins is both
owner and manager OF the hotel this year
THE wEsTPORT INN
Westport-on-Lake-ChauP June 80 CspeciaD-
This dainty and horneIke hosiery opened for the
season last week and this year Is 10 be under the
r1anaEene1- Of Z p. Smith, who is well known
% lhe travelling public through his long connection
Win TIE Raymond -yhitcon1b tourist parties Be
tween twenty and thirty guests have already OBJ
Tai1ed accommodations and the indications are
that lively season IS 70 be expected. many young
people being among those who have siguihed their
intention OF stopping here
Many improvements are noticeable. both in the
HcIse and on the grounds. The large foyer hall
and Office have been refurnished and redecorated.
6nc every part OF the house IS IN pink OF
ciron for the busy season which begins next week
The got links OF the hotel have received special
attention. Three holes have been added TO the
course which makes II excellent Of nine
NOES Ihs putting greens have all been piped for
water, permitting Of frequent sprinkIirg and in
sUrtlg the best OF condition in the dryest weather
The feet of boats os the inn has been enlarged
oy the addition Of q new steam launch and several
rr-Cz looking rowbats.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON ROUTE.
Plattsburg. June 80 (speciaD.-winding as II does
along the shores OF beautiful Lake ChampIain and
through valleys Of the foothills OF the Adirondacks
t5s Delaware and Hudson Railroad gives the trav-
eler viscas OF OF the most exquisite Of noun
tain and lake scenery TO be found in the country.
There is lack OF variety in the outlook and the
passenger is held entranced by the changeable
beauties OF the historic and beautiful country
through which he Is rapidly carried. Lovers Of
American history will find many pages Of the crtti-
ca periods Of the National life brought forcibly
mind and indelibly impressed upon their memory.
The road IS direct route from Nev-York for all
resorts on Lake George and Lake Champlain.
Through paTlOr or sleeping all
trains. Connections made with steamers Of the
Champlain Transportation Company for trips
through the lakes, and Westport connection is
made by stage for EIizabethtown and the Keene
Valley resorts AusabIe Chasrn Is also the direct
route
At Plattsburg connection is made for all resorts
or The line Of the Chateaugay Railroad.
PAUL SMITHS
Pau Smiths June 80 CspeciaD.-Tne weather
here Al Paul Smiths has been delightfully."- cool dur
above 50 degrees and on several days the atmos-
phere has been exceedingly brilliant and clear
hsE-ng not q little the naturally charming outlook
from the hotel The season Is already well started,
with large nuuber Of guests IN the hotel and with
many Of the cottages occupied. The camps are
and many Of tneir owners are already here BY
me middle OF the week everything VIII De IN us