New-York tribune., 1901-06-30
MAMARONECK. \ TREASURE

atty mile rambe, showing the important islands
and points OF interest the tour or the small yacht
Ramona. which goes into ths narrow passages
where a larger boat could not enter. and the
famous searchliFht trips I'm the evening.
Many good catches OF maskinonge and bass are
being made daily by the fishermen who visit
ing this region. Frederick Adams. OF Jersey City.
caught sixteen pound masknonge on Tuesday.
and several other large have been brought In.
Bass biting finely
Among the many beautiful summer homes which
have been erected since last Is the residence
Of Sgmund Stearns. OF New York situated on n
bur known Browns Point. nearly opposite 81.
Lawrence Park. The location IS IDEAL one,
giving an excellent view up and down the river.
The cottage has a stone underworld built Of river
granite. and the upper stories OF wood. with n
shinSlNd exterior. The color is n dark green,
which harmonlzes beautifully with the background
of pine oak ard hemIock trees the bluff An
observation tower il built in corner. 4 small
inlet on the inner side Of the hlun forms n natural
harbor. and here Mr. stearns has erected his yacht
house.
There have been many new cottages erected this
year. and a number Of fine private yachts have
been brought here this season. Gilbert T. Raffer-
ty. OF Pittsburg has the honor Of owning the
fastest yacht the rivc.. 1t IS the Stroller, built
by the Herreshors. OF Bristol II. I. 1t has the
appearance of the government torpedo boats. and
travels their rate of speed 1t Is guaranteed TO
make twenty-five miles hour. and has done bet
.cr when required.
Two other fine yachts which appear for the first
time tho river the Rose. owned by A.
Abrams Of Brooklyn. and the Cherokee. a
yacht built for s. II. Vandergrnt. OF Pittsburg
William Jennings Bryan visitor at the
Islands during the last week He arrived at Clay
he gave a lecture the night before. lie stayed
overnight NJ the Hubbard House. His wife.
and daughter accompanied him. The next morn
ing he took the steamer Toronto for Montreal and
Thousand Island House. Mr.. Bryan WAS delighted
with the island scenery. lie went fishing sat
urday with guide from Alexandria Bay, and in
tended to enjoy ono OF the famous 'shore dinners
prepared hy the ST. Lawrence guides.
Another interesting PARTY who their way
Montreal and Quebec from the Buffalo EXposi-
tion stopped Clayton Wednesday They We're
all extensive travellers. who had met each other
while travelling and planned the present trip
time ago. They first went to the Pan-AmeriCan
Exposition Buffalo. visited the Falls etc and
then took the boat through Lake Ontario to the
St. Lawrence. They then contemplate visiting
Montreal and Quebec. and on the return trip to
New-York. Lake ChamplaIn. Lake George and
lowing: NJ ;. OpPuamp, Geneva. Switzerland: r.
Blanchard Paris France; John Glang, New York:
$. q. Twible. London England: NJ. ]. Rae Ben.
Turkey and Herman F. Artos. St Petersburg
The lighthouse supply, boat Haze was on the
for the season to the eight lighthouses and Milling
the ten gas buqys on the river above ogdensburg:
his wife son and daughter were on board The
Admiral. who has been appointed recently as in
spector of the lighthouses between Detroit and
Ogdensburg. is off duty as commodore of the North
vas in charge Of the Haae His son HHGreW qDaP Dun
father.
Or. J. II. stebbns. OF New-York who has been
regular visitor for among the islands is stay
ing for the summer at the New Windsor Hotel
Mrs, IL McGoneGal. with her daughter Lillian
her son, Walter, and her mother Mrs. Simmouds
OF New-York. have arrived at Thousand Island
Park, and are occupying their cottage I'm Outlook
Mrs. English. OF New-Yori. with her two sons
summer She has beautiful cottage on the isle
Judge Provost. of BROOKLYN is also spending the
summer at his cottage on Murray Isle.
DR. F. r. Swift wife and daughter arrived at
the Frontenac on Monday for the summer. DIR.
Swift has been house physician the Frontenac
John d. Crimmns. Of New-York was a visitor
nae, and also at the Thousand Island House He
was accompanied by his children the Misses Con-
stance and Mercedes Crimmins and Cyril and Clar-
r. II Heath and family. of New-York arrived
summer at the cottage, on Nobby Island near
W. r. Browning has been resding at HONEYWELL
Hall for time with his family George G.
Boldt. proprietor of the Waldorf-Astoria is also
ager Wellesley Island while the construction
of his palatial residence Heart Island Is under
j. w Sherwood arrived Tuesday TO occupy his
residence on Point Iroguois about mile below
Abrams Of Brooklyn with their famies have Aers ann
rived for the summer on the river. They arrived
at Ciayton on Monday and were met by their Prl
party 10 their cottage, on Cherry Island, lust
above the bay and the Nemahhin conveyed Mr..
half mile above the bav
The following NewYork people arrived on the
Clayton The Hubbard-Mr. and Mrs Charles