New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
AT RICHFIELD SPRINGS
MANY DRIVING PARTIES ARRIyE-p,r,,
HOUSE NOT INJURED BY FIRE
AS REPORTED.

Richheld Springs. N Y. Aug II (speciaD-r..
feature of the week at RichfeId Springs has h.-"
the arrival of driving parties made up Of nso,,1
well known in the social and financial life ~ ".
York. Brooklyn and Boston. and who are .t
factors in tae social life of Richheld Springs os
of these parties included F. Ambrose Clark w nv
Stokes. W. E. Beaman and L. NJ Richmap wS
reached the Hotel Darlington in time for hncbaN
after spin OF some twenty odd miles over 49,
CoOperstown Pike, and Jndulged In a game of vo,.
afterward- Another driving party made un a,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips, Mr. and NJ.
Myles Standish. Mrs. Anna Van Week and me-
MiIlman. II is not uncommon for New-Yorssrs =,
drive from Albany through Sharon Springs To R,eh
field over the old Northwestern Turnpike wbc,
was the highway between Boston and Buffalo to
half century The driving party has indeed been
the distinctive characteristic of the summer of Iyl
In the mountain resorts of New-York State
Among other New-Yorkers recently registered a.
the darlington are Mr.. and Mrs. E. Richard Wal
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert welch, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. Lockwood Mrs. r. Fl. Thompson and Mis-.
Marion Thompson. Mrs. Margaret P and Miss M
a. Hopper. G. B. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs L. Bern
heimer. Judge Henry Holmes William H. Libby
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Halloran and Mr. and Mrs
John keenan,
The summer visitors. cottagers and property
owners of Richheld Springs enthusiastic in
their support of the organization formed her,
a few nights ago. the Richheld Board Of Trade
w.
the most influential perhaps OF Richhed's cot
togers, was elected president. and F. E Mungor
of Richheld, secretary. The first important action
of this body TO pass resolution earnestly
deplorinS the sensational statements made in soma
newspapers regarding the fire in the old summer
theatre building last week. which reports wers
calculated 70 create the impression that the bath
house. which Is Richhelds pride and most durable
attraction. injured by the fire. The damage
was slight and was amply covered by insurance
ard people from all over the country who have
written here to ask about the baths are assured
by the Board of Trade that these and the other
attractions of Rchfed Springs were In no way
diminished or impaired by the fire. The bathhouss
not touched.
Mrs. George W. Childs who is one Of the most
popular guests of the Hotel Darlington, made a
handsome donation TO the krmess for the benefit
Of st. Johns Episcopal Church
Most of the summer visitors attended the supper
given by the women OF the Presbyterian Church
In Waiontha Hall Thursday evening for the
benefit of that denomination
Miss z. Mafitt has arrived at the Hotel Earing-
ton from the Lake Placid Club. in Essex County.
Other parties of New-Yorkers arriving at this
house from we'll known resorts elsewhere include
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bergh. who are here from the
Red Lion Inn; Mr.. and Mrs E. G. March and
party, who come from Lake Mahopac. and Rear
Admiral Buehler. E. Fares. who is the commits
sioner from Cuba TO the Pan-American Exposition.
Is spending two weeks here taking the baths Regis
tered from New-York at this house are J. L. Simon
Louis ]. Batter. Francis B. Griffin. Irving Smell.
w. T Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Probst, Mrs.
]. B. Burdette R. j. G. Wood. Mrs A. c. Cramer.
]. II. Temple jr. and Frederick Hoadley, who is a
regular August visitor TO Richhe,d- Arrivals at
the Hotel Darlington from other cities include Mrs
A. c. Cassiday. Miss Geneva Casstday, Abner
Cassiday and Miss H. Golden. Of ST Louis; Will
lam A. and Leland Thompson. OF Troy; Father
Harrington OF Lynn. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
kill
Mrs. Charles W Abbot wife OF Colonel Abbot.
Z. 5. A. stationed in the Philippines. is visit
ing her daughter at Richaeld Springs. General
]. NJ Bell. L. 5. A. who wounded in the bat
from the Philippines. has come from Washing
ton TO join his wife. who has been visiting Rich
Mrs J. West Roosevelt up from Oyster
Bay fey days ag0 to spend sqs S Ss bses S TR @
field most OF the summer j. West Roosevei' & Is q
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robinson at Henderson
Home. ther country giace s,aG near mere q, NewYOrx
are spending August here. Dr. Oimsted is rector
OF ST, Agnes's Chapel Edward j. Graham. IA,
New-York. is the guest of his brother. the Rev
Father Graham. OF the Catholic church OF Ficn-
The Attendance from the Hotels Darlington and
St James and from the visitors to Richheld gen
day afternoon in the racing park rear by.
AMONG regent arryals from Ne%a0rh ,i al Mise Tas
r. H Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. James Deyhn
Mrs. E. A. OKeefe and Miss Okeefe E: sharp
RichheId John Earle Derby, Mr. and MIS-. T.
Advise. J. E Jones, John 5 Power Miss Grace Wdf n
Spur. l. PaChRer. Mr.. and Mrs James ~ W9H
and Thomas y. Wolf. Mrs. F. W Bardeen J ,, =.
Beparo. Mr. and Mrs Frank 5 WlJnaIns ana SlSs SsS
Ter. A. J. Neahe. John Staring NJ r. BT9aourS an ara
& F. Bradbury A j. Siyern4n AI5Ss Ra1kin
w. a Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs H Frost MI ana ana
Wheeler and Miss B. c Wheeler Mrs; b q Nc
Cabe. Miss NJ r. Hecht, Miss E. /. King. Miss j.
NJ Gallagher and Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Frost; u-,-.
The Baroness Won Behr Warren and Paul Was-
ren, her husband. who are visitors at RicnnesG
were Mr. and Mrs Robert W. Taller Mr and Mrs Mrs
George w. Childs Drexel, Livingston Blddle anu
Mrs Jay Westinghouse. OF Schenectady, and Nj.
and Mrs. Wius!ow Crannell Of Albany are PasS pss
tered at the Hotel Eariington Thomas y oP the
Standard Oil Company. has finished his course o.
baths here 9nd returns 70 ms MS Electric
Company. has finished his coarse OF o5ths. ,o1ns5
McCalTs sister, Mrs H r. Halloween. mas '0il'-
The T3esday. Thursday and sunday concerts e ;,i y
attended since the musicians arrived anu "a ne he
SATURDAY. night hops in his :sHg nG(eI { continue
II the unfortunate hop picker who was nson ag[gst
~ bs,n+ Rlondin the alleged Massachusetts VIE
murderer had been Identified oy OlnceF ISlOan -
2I Jns Iie for mis- purpose several who
are guests of the Hotel Darlington were leteln
to retain the distinguished Massacnusetts 1Eirr
General = a Collins Of Boston. VINO Is now taNt7
course OF baths at RiChheld 20 see tht ,e gIHr1r
oner had fair play. AS II was no identilcdescc,
VAS made and the sensation Of the SHY seaS s-s.-
was nipped in the bud the hop picker aIleI ,s--A
tv-foIIr hours detention. being allowed 70 iLIJr
on his way The printed description OF blVIuii blVJ 4.
curiously enough correspondent almost eNacsiS
height weight age. color OF hair and eyes a1t ~
other physical characteristics to the peTiSSo" So
May Mueller as the suspect called hlnlsell,.
ear evidence of the absolute untrustwoFtiiSs
OF many identifcations in criminal ProS 80 fo
co,,Id be made The prisoner pointed ouC ~
C'hief Kent Of the Rfchfeld police and was pIOpena
held on suspicion Officer Freeman, or tne Srae s1a