New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

river last week and stopped az the Crossmon
| hotel at which matters OF general interest We're
c. S. Hire. Of New-york has arrived at Thousand
Island Park spend the summer. He stops the
eishty9g years @ @ oldhs O Oldest island vsitor ito :
yet he is an ardent fisherman and a very success
Governor o4eu is expected at the Thousand Isl
panied BY a party Of twelve. who viii cruise and
fish the river for several days.
ROUND ISLAND. THE FRONTENAC.
This has been a busy week at this popular island
| resort. The hotel has received many guests each
day, and is entertaining nearly many il
can comfortably for. There evidences OF
more life about the hotel and grounds than ever
before.
The driving contest Monday morning won
by Mr.. O'Nen. Of New-YOrk his drive being Ia
yards The second place was won by Mr.. Fhelan.
of New-York with a drive only two yards less. A
drive OF 1SO yards secured J. L. Phillips. OF New
York, third place.
The approaching contest was from 80 50 and Il
yards. and the average playing OF n. S. Kerr, OF
New-York. gave him first honors Miss GIL. Ot
Philadelphia, second. losing hrst place by only
y ping pong tournament on Tuesday morning was
held IN the hotel parlorS because OF the 1ncemeno
;norteS ,oo ~ ~ ~ tt % emu ,b ~ - .esIs,
being used. After luncheon the finals were played
player among the mem While Miss P Prits Of cis
The golf tournament last Saturday was won By
L. Phillips. of New-York, with handicap OF nine
oered for the best score G made by woman me
The bowling contest at the Frontenac ThursS
Eager proved the best bowler.
trict Attorney Of Kings County, is a guest at the
Frontenac He IS accompanied by his family, Ths
who was severely bruised in an accident to his
9St Shclrey & f ana VII assist IN tne eSa-
deemer, at Rockport, Ont, sunday
The followins New-York and Brooklyn peopis
Alexandra Bay-The CrossmonDF. B. scoTsi. Mr..
and Mrs Andrew Maloy, Walter Dormitzer. d. 8.
II B. 5' Gamp6en H. s Akin. G@staRe We 7 kirsyp Mr..
s crocSson. r.. J. roberts Miss Ro5erts. T. :.
stanton Mss f.,5 Ih9mR6ins and Miss Prehn ,
lie Count, S j. Bailey, Charles Stern, Jr-. W. J.
Ksnnedy g Miss cSsr 6 + fTeS5y y gy Mss Miss 4a,ks KS
Cormck. Miss Evelyn J. Meyen6erg. Miss Men II
bSs nSSfHGsd aSd w. MSS h BoNie Nfrie ss"0slS mss
ST. Lawrence Park-The Lotus-F. Z. Kessinger,
c. q. Smith. c. T. sutton Mr.. and Mrs L ]. Lang
Miss Katherine Lang, D. S Havilapd, Miss Julia
Thousand Island Park-The Columbian-AIrs J. F.
Clarke. Miss Grace Hawes Miss Florence 9: Clarke.
Brett. Miss Edith NJ Brett. r c. Mcdowell Dr.
CIayton-The Hubbard-O. F. wetzler w R.
H. Tourett Morgan Barney, r, l. Mccook, Charles
Baswltz II Frank EiI1 1eTssh isS desrs d. & THDus Nsss
Pgekb22ler all N Miss S HaE2so T y ~ Sect p $ Hayi-
leen Tutue, George TuttIe, Mr.. and Mrs c. 3.
6b XSTS O. HaseH I e2s an ana F5S 45s Hsse1d
]. Mason, W. j. Ross. c. ]. Smith. c. Margett Mr.
and Mrs Charles r. Wright. Charles BOgert j.
Lobenstern. J. W. Thome. J. H. Person Frederick
whittIey II. L; Beebe. Mr.. and Mrs H c. Bath
ma and Mrs. L. Raymond
The Izaak Walton-J. "A. Harmon. w. L Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Runkei.
Miss D. Runkel. Miss C. Runkel, Miss L Diggin.
George d. Barron. Walter Dickson A A wray. c.
c. Harfer. ]. Is. Raddett. y. Harding and Henry
c. Rice
Round Isaud-The Frontenac-E. c. Haines tr
Leonard Schafer. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hood Wright.
Mrs L. r Griffith Mr.. and Mrs G, F. Day A f.
Blount. Mr.. and Mrs j; " Howard. Miss Sadie
Howard Miss Christina Howard. Miss Nora How
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 5. Nork, ]. c. Forsythe r.
Van Wagenen. J. G. Wager. Abraham Bernard.
William A. Martin William A. Martin. jr., Charles
r.. Peck. Mrs. Carl Thurnauer. Miss Alice +.
Thurnauer Felix Thurnauer. Mrs. L r. ROthschild.
Louis RothSChnd. Richard Appleton, o. c. McKib-
bin. J. Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. r Thomas Nor
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen r. j. GOtt Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles c. Emery. Miss Haf. Mr., and Mrs.
H. Mack Morton Harmon. Max Well. Miss Mildred
Mack and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Otis. :