New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-27

He pleaded to be allowed 10 GO just that once
dressed as he was. She would not listen. Then
he had idea
:, I can't dress anyway" he declared; my trunk
The girl marched him into the office; and the
was sh seb begrpe at Is not
ing down tonight; The gown which she wanted to
A. this the old man took new grip old
he declared IN firm one Yop ea eat in your
room or sit at another table if you are ashamed
And with this he marched into the dining room.
his head in the air. The girl followed meeky
There one other man who dehed his family
getheT O and over several .hishbails vowed that
re Tou Tbe not p a sem Criminals and
other nice names. but they hold to their agree
The Frontenac is under new management this
and Merrill Il, Is Il 0ns 5ne
There is no lack of entertainment and such enter
gether and enable ali to contribute TO the general
enjoyment. on Monday morning. printed pro
sib!lities of modern summer hotel
The moGnng schedules include nG ping
bowling and eroaust matches all Tor suitable prizes
There is considerable Variety about the afternoon
'dongs. Monday is for humorous racing with
game between the Frontenacs and the Islanders,
Wednesday, fe9nis and tea Thursday St
Lawrence skin sailing races on the river; Friday:
clock golf contest beat the best previous score
Of "a; Sunday. sacred concert. with solos by L. s.
Even The dancing programme is varied with one
other for requested selections and on Saturday an
one attempt at liberality proved boomerang
The management started in TO furnish ping pong
panels and new supply had 10 be dealt out each
morning Al the same time the professional in
charge of the golf course complained that the tee
onn Se pane ts
for the sand shovels they had known on visits to
able sand was In the tee boxes. Now each player
mas ne TO furnish IN us ms own panel ,, ,,.
next season the Frontenac will heat portion OF
houses. Archery promises TO be a lad during Au-
gust, and the courts are now being arranged.
at the park OF that name on Wells or Wellesley
Island The name seems in doubt. and both are
r ..The i Island named after named
crowd Tni Of on Kris ro4 than dsg
summer sum here They insisted on calling It Weles-
ley ana the name stuck until II got on the maps"
island which contains perhaps seven hundred cot
fage h in al but the Thousand Island Park
like those OF richer residents who own small islands
is lined with them for several miles Most Of them
have broad porches. hung with hammocks and
hi, In the centre e ne facing the the
9r he OF af or 9Ss
island nd with hops three times week and concerts
and the buildings Of the State summer School
eed e and by p when aa ssS To- e q de-
That Sunday shall be day OF rest no steamers
river is prohblted except for those r %Ro oS Sn
the island and thereby hangs tale OF blasted rep
ment at the park in various capacities from as
sistant postmaster TO barking Tor the rival lines
the 1 eOc That IS @ eay on on e day
shore dinner, and merry bout that is.
Il. Last year there were twenty men in the combina-
from Clayton to take to the DISTANT snt ssnd OF gee
Har 9 sonng man who had been reg
prTTehty 6 during the whole season
stead Of two cases there were twenty. They stood
on the pier where all could see. with the name Of
the fnooel man sprawling over each one. His repu-
tation was forever blasted. Eighteen OF the cases
edge Of the busbody Who wh 6os sn wbsn M
party set out and spread the scandaous report
cd There is always an interesting throng at the
most interesting subdivision: Romances galore are
sFss PSsaet fe rf aSss Is
shots can be Eeec shs d da shef re @
Is ssved b6 tne game may be played after dark It
OF onookers and the widowers are the most Indus
In spite of it's restrictions-perhaps one should
say on account Of island Park
have been eos annas are oT @sns
years; They desire no change, for the varied at
the same at Murray Hill. Grenneli and ST. Law
heae . eut h bn In
by cottages. and much the same crowd comes
tbe aE gSh marks the END
place eae the ri 81 e res
Years ago the big Thousand island, House was
Succession seasons Its e Of registers s contains
many interesting nscriptions-the names Of nota;
It shelters the Governor of New-York State and a
For twenty-five years the smiling face of Berry
the huge nus colorsd porter has greeted all arrivals
Homse"' has become Alexandria Bays watchword
IN the world sad Berry
the the other ,h day az 70 Tribune TGePorSr I've been
why. when came here from Charleston there
s qns
an came here. then. One by one they bought
fnd OF
s eHd than hn Me n snsn w ana to Do had
There are three excursions which visitors TO the
several times These are the searchiight tour Of
the the & h a and be e4s the b IL &
visit to the quaint Canadian town of Gananoque'
The fast steamer ST. Lawrence has been fitted
with navy searchlight of thirty thousand candle
ness falls. on Wednesday and SATURDAY nights the
Islands are briiiiantly iii9mnated Their coasts
are hung with strings OF vari,Goored electric bulbs.
AND ana one seems 10 De travelling through 'aiF'
The shaft Of light from the searchlight dances
coloring of the rocky islands and their forest COW
snd the Is ond on
deck, with Captain Estes, who IN the winter lives
I'm Newark. is the favored place. He has neyigated
the Intricate channels for dozen years and for
almost every island he has story while the
channel which is without is unknown.
The steamer goes close to Calumet Island. where
Charles q. Emory. of New-York has his summer
home. The light brings ali the beauty OF the
sandstone castle which rises OF fringe of
trees. and the boom Of yacht cannon answers the
salute which the steamer whistles. The route then
follows the Canadian channel past scores Of small
Islands around Fiddier's Elbow and finally into
the American Channel. just above Alexandra Bay.
Sweeping the bay. the man I'm charge OF the
searchlight picks IN a canoe in which loving
connie nre "spooning." They leave of with undue