New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
NEW LAKE GEORGE STEA .NER
GREAT INCREASE IN NUMBER OF
LAUNCHES-PLANS FOR AUGUST
REGATTA.

Lake George n. Y. July 10 (SpecaD.-After
great deal unavoidable delay 1t is expected that
the steamer Sycamore will be ready to sail on
Monday The finishing touches have been put on
in the last week and the steamer looks well in
her white paint. The Sycamore Will leave Caldwell
every morning at $780, connecting at Baldwin with
the Lake Champlan steamers and the trains of the
Delaware and Hudson railroad.
There have been many gasolene and naphtha
launches added this year to the already large
fleet of light craft the lake. They of all
sizes and spin along at from four to ten miles
hour. Three years ago there were not more than
fifteen of these boats the lake. but there
are considerably a hundred. They
venien for the cottagers and afford pleasant trips
into bays and along the shores where the larger
boats cannot go.
The Iroquois. beautiful new steam yacht. built
for lie Grand c. Cramer was launched in Lake
George last week The boat is schooner rugged, has
a white hull. is finished in mahogany and carries
an electric search light. She presents trim ap
pearance she cuts the blue waters of the lake.
The fifteenth annual regatta of the Lake George
Regatta Association will be held Hague
Thursday, August p. The programme will consist
of women's, mems and boys rowing races
procession of decorated launches for a cup a four
mile launch for cup, a speed exhibition by
L. Burgess Warrens fast yacht, Ellde which holds
a record of 402 miles hour and the regatta ball
the Hotel Iroquois
Speaker D. b. Henderson and his wife were
guests at the Lake House last week After pleas
Representative L. w. Emerson, 10 his beautiful
country place at Warrensburg.
John Harker with his family. OF New-York and
John II. Ladd and family occupying two of the
Lake House cottages. General and Mrs H. F.
Tremain have been spending few weeks their
farm at Hill View.
The July business at the hotels is picking up
Among houses enjoying good patronage is the
Morton. The manager has made many improve
ments and has just added a ping pong table
are held in he hal
and Saturday evening.
Among the New-York arrivals at the lake resorts
the following
Fort William Henry: A. H. Bond. George w
Price, T. Markillie. w. Rust Mr.. and Mrs j. J.
Cavanaugh. William +. Mcdowell George s. Rob
erts. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Vernam DIR. and Mrs. w.
Gaynor States. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Reid Mrs
Helen Bowden John Kennedy. Mrs NJ Creenhood
Mrs. ;. Lorchetmer, Q. {. Phillips. Herbert B
tram. Miss \. G. Kelly. w J. Pigeon and Mr. and
Ptrnix: w. H, Lawton. Jane c. Hendrtck and
o. Lion.
The Worden: Arthur II. Ruuk. otto A Runk
James r Proctor, Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Gates.
William Kemmer John J. Kennedy and Mrs Susan
Jones.
Lake House Mrs. Henry r Field Mr. and Mrs.
Adoph Pfeiffer. Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Hagen. Miss
J. c. Quinlan. Miss r. A. Lee. J. A Murphy and
sagamore: Mr. and Mrs J. w slawson. Robert
f. CieTen. l.. Winthal Frederick Woolcy Charles
f. McOmber L. c. Huse. Miss O'Connor and Mr.
and Mrs. VI. Susman.
Algonquin: James Carew. Charles r Winslovv.
A. Taylor II Woltmann and A. Woltmann
Lake View House; Dr. and Mrs Charles F.
Gunther and Miss Giek.
Marion: Thomas Johnston. Mrs P c CaIIin.
Mrs. c. r. Reid Mrs c. r Fischer. Mr. and Mrs
G. F. sharkey. Clarence F Bell and f. NJ. Burns,