New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

a picturesque stretch of creek, orchard and river
valley.
The incident of the week here was the capture
of bear in the grove of Clarence Rowland. who
has built a fine summer home the river bank
north OF the Prospect Park property BTuin
treed by dogs and then shot Bears have been
frequently in other parts Of the of late.
and Jim butcher the Slide Mountain guide.
suggests that President Roosevelt be invited to the
Catsks for a bear hunt
The new trolley extension between Catskill and
Cairo will be completed. 1t will be great
convenience for that pOpuous inland resort. the
pretty village of Leeds. Green's Lake, and other
intervening resorts
The Grand Hotel. the mountain above Pine
Hill, is having exceptional season. The man
ager reports all rooms taken for the season. which
is a condition quite unknown there for years past.
He says the house will be greatly enlarged and i'm
proved by another season, and no money will be
spared to make the resort without an equal in the
Catskihs.
York, have settled in Onteora Park for the
summer. G. T. Roberts of New-York, owns and
occupies of the finest cottages in this attractive
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Ely. of Redlands. Cal
are guests of George B. Ely for the summer.
Hendrick Heyre and wife also enjoy most at
tractive Onteora cottage
The Bear and Fox Inn has many we'll known
guests. Miss Mary A CrOcker, Mrs Eustace B.
Rogers Mr.. and Mrs ]. Dugan, the Misses Duryea,
Mrs. William Scott and Mrs. +. W CagilI
among other New-Yorkers there.
Bliss Carman. the poet, and Colonel Charles w.
Larned. of West Point, are at Ledge End Inn,
Twilight Park.
The new Briarclin settlement on the mountain
slope near Woodstock. is attracting considerable
attention in that part OF the range. Mr.. White
head is the founder and promoter Of this summer
school Of artists Many buildings of quaint
design have already been completed and others are
building. Large prices paid for mountain
farms there, and there seem to be unlimited
means behind the enterprise Some talk is heard
of 4 detection of the line of the Ulster and Della
ware Railway from West Hurley in such way
that 1t may reach the base OF this mountain near
Woodstock. This would also bring the famous
Overlook Mountain resort 10 the front more.
Mayor Feischmann's Mountain Athletic Club has
been giving interesting games the dia-
mond field at F1eischmann's lately. which have at
tracted crowds in that summer village.
Mrs. H. c. Smith, OF Brooklyn. has the Wayside
cottage in Twilight Park. DR.. RUshmOre is in the
Rushmore cottage there. DR.. j. II. Mickleborough
and family. of Brooklyn. are also enjoying their
summer home in the park Miss Z. G. Sammis
and daughter. also Of that borough. are among
other happy cottagers there.
ha gerT 10 cHn5Ietsd and much admjre Tbe old
Shandaken station further up the line has been
The mountain registers contain these names this
week:
Prospect Park. W. Clark. Mrs, W. B. JqdsOn,
Julia VI. Leonard. James z. Steedman. s C.: Gal
George F. Henry. Miss Henry. F. r. Ketehum and
Charles Chamberlain. OF NeW-YOrk.
Grant House-W. H. Reynolds, Cornelius OCon-
r Neoyer Robert Spear, Percy Gardner. Mrs. c.
F. Hedge Francis SchOles and Mrs. A w. Hughes,
Of New-York.
Hotel Kaaterskill-AIr. and Mrs. John W. Mer
RAM DR.. William Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Walter |
j. Erdman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. De Haven. h /
Bronner, n. s. Barnett Dr. and Mrs. Herman. MI |
and Mrs. N. Kempner, Samuel Fleisch, H Red |
Itch, Rudolf Kempner. Mrs. A. /. Silberstein Mrs
b. I4owenstein. Joseph Hirsch. Mrs A H Feucht- !
wanger y. Wise and Mr. and Mrs 8 NJ Bloch. or !
New-York.
CatskH Mountain House-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin I
Nathans. Mrs NJ HOllander, Miss NJ. Helen Redlich |
Mrs L. Sittner Mrs II. X. Wechsler. SeIg. Stein |
man, F. SOnneton Mrs F. SimOnsheld, Mrs. sam /
uel Abram, W. p. Ham, Miss NJ. B. LpplncOtt, |
Miss Jean LOOnais, Miss May Wayre. Miss NJ. X. Il
Mason and d. o. Herman, OF Ne1-lerk-
Sunset Park Inn-Mrs. r. B. Smith. G. H Moss.
Mrs G. Van Tassel ". D. Mitchell. Frederick |
CorreIl John l. Newman. Miss Mallett and G. W. |
Tooker, OF New-YOrk
HOughton. s. p. HOughton. Max Simeon. G. r.
Braun Miss E Braun, Miss =. Arnold and Mrs
X. PrOclozker. OF New-1orh
The Antlers-H L. Stephens. G. C. Munra, II. v
Stephens, W. p. MOrehOuse. Mr. and Mrs. h NJ
Ferguson, Charles r. Hitchcock G J. smith = J.
I.efeyre Mr. and Mrs William ]. McQullian and
George II Dove. tr., OF New-YOrk.
Grand Hotel-Howard Wilkinson, Mrs 81. 4
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Frank, Miss ssaskell
r. Finn Mrs. NJ. Rich. Mrs NJ sehuer. Z aaron
Mrs. 3. AltTnayer, the Rev ". r Thomas. Sea-