New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
RACES ON LIKE GEORGE.
Many Motor Launches Entered
ThrOngs of Visitors.

Nearly all the cottages are occupied The hotels
are we'll filed. and the influx of guests amounted
to a thousand this week. Many are enjoying
the sport of fishing. and boats may be found every
day at all the good fishing grounds. Bass are
biting we'll and many excellent catches have beeh
made recently. w. II. Trip, who is at tho Fort
William Henry for the summer. has been most sue
cessfuL He is out nearly every day anu Always
returns with a fine string of pickerel and bass
The Lake George Association for the Protection
of Fish and Game met at the Sycamore Wednes-
day An effort will be made to have the power OF
search without warrant extended to the fish and
game protector of Lake George. The State leg1s-
lature will also be asked to change the date of the
open season for trout from May to April Is The
officers elected for the ensuing year are: Harry
w Watrous president f. Burgess Warren and
William Demuth vice presidents; W. II. Burnett
treasurer and fish and game protector; George c.
Rowel, secretary, and A B. Warren. John Boulton
Simpson, W. X. Btxby. Bernard A. Clifton and
William Demuth. executive committee
There the usual number of exciting boating
adventures. party from Hulett's recently
caught in a severe storm, and was compelled to
seek shelter island for several hours. Rob
ert Adams and Eugene Ashley, of New-YOrk stu
dents at Columbia University, were eapsized in a
saiboat last week, and were picked up by the
Sycamore after they were nearly exhausted.
Mrs. II. Z. Smith. of Roselle. n. J., is guest at
the cottage Of J. B. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Torrey are at the Sycamore
again this season.
1IOIeSSoE JoSeph SJenSOHs MIS- amy waiter anu
Count Manuel de Caserta. one of the Boer leaders.
and descendant Of the Bourbon family. are guests
at the cottage OF Walter Pulitzer
Edmund Abby Hurry. of New-York. is the guest
Of James A Hayden. the Bolton Road.
Professor H. II. Huss. of New-York. gave
morning musical at his Hill View studio last
Thursday. Nearly all the Bolton Road colony at
tended.
A number of picturesque cottages have been
erected at Hague by Mrs. Harry W. Watrous. They
In NHa 1RN
popular.
An elaborate programme has been prepared for
the ceremonies Of unveiling the Lake George battle
monument on September 7. United States troops
and companies of the National Guard will give
military manOeuvres under the direction Of Major
General Roe. These will be followed by a parade.
which will be reviewed by Governor Odell A ball
will be held at the Fort William Henry in the
evening The monument will be presented to the
State Of New-York by the Society Of Colonial Wars
and accepted behalf of the State by the Gov
ernor. Addresses will be made by the visiting
Governors from other States
The motor launch race in the Hague regatta this
year promises to be interesting event, a large
number of speedy craft will compete The officers
of the regatta have been selected and include many
visitors from New-York and Brooklyn They are
as follows: Albert Lowther flag officer; Clark Z.
Carr, referee; Z. F. Flammer. starter; H. w Wat
rous ], B. Henry and w. P. Snyder. handicappers;
R. H Watson, E. Barr and ]. Picken. tnekeepers:
w. P. Snyder and Benjamin Day. signal officers,
and w. d. Mann. W. K. Bixby, Joseph Nj. deuel.
Many pleasure seekers have brought along private
yachts. Among them are the Aide. owned by r: b.
beam; the Iroquois. owned by l.. Cramer of Troy
with l2-foot beam; the Fanta. owned by J. p Smp-
son, of New-York; the Elizabeth, b. F. YOakum. of
b. knapp. OF Chicago the Pamparo Harry Moore
and the Wanda, owned by Edward Ellis. Of Shenec-
Amusements at the Fort William Henry Hotel
during the week have been numerous and varied.
Among mentioned a
by Mrs. A b. Colvin, farewell euchre by Mrs. Z.
Tee Island Since the races are Gp am at esaraog g
daily excursions are taken by many OF the guests to
hotel We're fified last sunday With Visitors and
listening 6tea To to the the music Of Dorng band OF
The hotels arrivals for the week are as follows
" " L. PuTy. Mrs 6. F DALEY Miss N. B: DALEY,
Mr r ana Mrs E a. Garter Miss Carter Mr. and
Geyier. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis RunkeI Mrs R. E.
Thomas Moore MF ahd rs Ts m a4 and
Mrs. W. D. Moffat, Harry Massey James P. sheri-
dan w. H. Baldwin. Lee Lash L. c. Swarts n. A.
De Long, d. X Ban, L. Mayer, Lester Smith. w.
York, and Miss katherine Montgomery. OF Brooklyn
The Worden-Mr and Mrs W: E. BurreH. H l.
Hortense Norwood Mrs g. W Foss and EfpD Mf and
T6e Marion az 6e camnbAu ,ss
man Mr. and Mrs Morris Monk Robert A ADAMS iTra
Martin A. Shunkerson Eugene Ashley Robert A.
@ BGh Mrs ,o Davld shannon and family. Mr. and Mrs
Eli daqTs L. and Ida VsleHtine MT and Albert valentine
and Miss Z a uilsq fEa @F Of Br0okgn a06 ns L. A Fuller
Hotel Wilard-Mrs. J. H Haddon, Leroy Thomp-
F. M Widmayer. L. c. Herckenrath Mrs. G. ~" ".
Denton and Miss Denton. all of New-York and
Edward b, Tewy, sr.; Mrs. H o. Beebe and Miss
The sagamore- and Mrs Henry c. opitz. Mr..
and Mrs, George a. Alln, Miss Kate Allin, Charles
Lode and family, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Kingman and
WIgus G. B. Gurley, Robert Marshall Mrs G. H
oonhop, 5 =; fti sS Honh9r, MT and Mrs G. E;
Horizon Lodge-Miss May McCarrick and Miss
Sadie McCarrick- n r Willis and Miss Clara
Lake House. V. Kramer. Mr. and Mrs Fl II
E Foster. Mrs A. B. styles Mr. and IN Mrs. i & NJ NJ
Hatch, Prentice Hatch MIR. and Mrs j. s RosakT w
snd MS aa5 aser M5s jack 1S9H Fns kns Mss = F6
Joseph Cowell. jr., all of New-York.
J. w Wheeler and c. r. shaw of New-York All and
Mr. and Mrs. Williams and Miss Vanderbilt. of
Trout House-Edward FIammer. James ! Riksr
P NJ Garrison and Miss N F. Garrison Mills n Mrs Mrs
York and J. Keller: Miss Margaret II. Pahlmann
ward . Waacks OF Brooklyn. ''N' anu Au-
Pearl Point House-NIr and Mrs. W. Ingram and
JnSasThomas cas- 4 Mas F1t7Efral6 T,ll William A Aver
and Daniel Beirne and Mrs. B. Williamson OF
Brooklyn
lam Norton Miss r. r Baker II. A Cobb and
Iroquos-AIr and Mrs. Henry s Barton Of New,
York, and Charles Porter and Miss Evelyn pull
Kattskiii House-NIr and Mrs F. c. Brown
Frank L Richdale. Dr. D. l. johnson, Miss Jenke
Duckworth. OF Brooklyn.
Lake View House,. l.. Eldridge E 7. Bell.
Miss Alice Bell and NJ Connolly, OF Nev-York
A KATYDlD's INGENUITY
During the last summer an intimate friend OF tn.
writer observed peculiar case analogous to the