New-York tribune., 1902-08-17

been able 70 put in only short tine here SO far,
shares the belief OF the rest or his family.
He came up recently prepared 10 enjoy a long
rest, but last week received kilograms pertaining
to the political situation IN Pennsylvania and
he could reach the station was rafting
back over the rails His son. A c. g Quay. is
his fathers almost constant companion in his
travels. and is at the Adirondack camp no more
than his father. Mrs. Quay has the Misses quay
and Mrs. Davidson her married daughter. win
her, and a large corps OF servants. so that Shaw
nee Camp is by means a dull place Little
Agnes Davidson, the Senator's granddaughter. is
the life OF the camp. She is a bright little thing.
and has her pet dogs. Chico and Laidie. educated
to a degree that astOnishes even the CANNES them
selves
The Senator. on his flying visits 70 his camp
never talks shop with those he chances 20 meet
He has not word offer about politics in Penn
sylvauia any other State, and 10 meet him on
OF these trips a stranger would never take
MIN to be the shrewd and careful politician he has
repeatedly shown himself be He IS
thusiastic woodsman. and IS credited with being
an expert with the rod and line
his selection OF Camp Shawnee as his summer
home. for II is really part and parcel OF the virgin
SSrasm that a Ia-gH ANN lies hidden be3ird ne
tIirk woods along 1hs shore OnIv me boa-boIse
and one gable OF the pretty camp are visible rom
waters edge. and the trees towering high overhead
branches form canopy aIor Llns CeSI Ill11I shace
hot days and protection from wind and rain
The arrangement OF the camp is unique II is
not built the usual compact form so common
in the Adrondacks. but IS Of the long. rambling
type something like old fashioned farmhouse.
and yet unlike il. possessing distinct architect
ural style IN common with the other camps IN
this vicinity Is built entirely IN rustic fashion
As one dscends the board walk from the pretty
boathOuse the lake shore. the part or the
camp first reached Is the dining room separate
structure. the interior finish OF which is pure
white presenting a very attractive appearance
This is the portion OF the camp visible from the
fair davs the wide doors are thrown open allowing
49, the lake TO circulate through
the
Just back of the dining room. but separated
from il by 4 wide passage. Is the kllcfieh 11So n
6Ti1tfiu~ nv itself Between the dining room and
the living apartments runs Porc1 tn-lt IS one OF
the features of the II Is oullt IN rQslc ste;
in keeping with the rest Of the camp and IS TooIed
ing midway OF the porch and rustic rallIiss Iun
along its sides The whole ground u0cr sI tne
main camp is given up 10 one large room az lAs
rear OF which is old fashioned VIDE IouIlle0
fireplace built OF rocks The broad piazza os.ore
the main building IS really big open ar
and favorite spot on hot DAYS back on -S S.1s
hillside the quarters OF the servants anu ONA0I
small buildings ,.-l -. q, ~
AItogether Camp Shawnee although not 20 oe
compared with some OF the more ple.e 80 5as
Adirondack camps is oe1ttifuI spoIs Sss allI go
to show among other things. that good = -
the part Of United states 7Si-A'~ - -
necessarily limited 70 pohtlcS-