New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23

Baseball Popular scith Hotel Guests
Many Nep-Y Workers There.

proprletors are now joyful. for their resorts are
filled. and the guests having good time The
fraternal spirit among the guests of the MANY re-
sorts has increased this year, 60 that the social
| relations are much more pleasant. This has been
! due largely to baseball for teams have been or
| ganlzed at nearly all the hotels, and many games
/ have been played. On these occasions launches
| loaded with young people always accompany the
| nome team and cheer the boys to victory. Some
| excellent games have been played with the Lake
george team, composed of several local players
| augmented by summer talent at the Lake House.
| the Warden and the Fort William Henry This
team has been defeated only twice this season.
| Nike Murphy, Yale's athletic trainer. has kindly
| oh1ciated umpire. that all has gone well and
| the best of feeling has prevailed
TIE members OF the State Forest Commission
stayed at the Sycamore last Saturday and Sunday.
| Before their departure they taken for a trip
through the lake by E. Burgess Warren his fast
| yacht the Eide
Mrs. ]. Gregory Smith. wife of Ex-Governor Smith
of Vermont, is a guest at the Sycamore.
The Rev. DR.. Houghton pastor of THE Little
Church Around the Corner" New-York is at the
lake for brief vacation
seven-pound pickereI was caught in Kattskill
Bay last Thursday by C. w linking. of Brooklyn.
1t is the largest hooked this season.
George Foster Peabody has been entertaining his
fellow members of the Southern Board of Educa-
tion that oversees the work of several schools for
the negroes
Samuel A. Cramer. member of the Lone Star
ana New-York Athletic clubs. is guest at the
Marion, where he spends much of his time on the
water exercising at long distance rowing.
One of the busiest at the lake this summer
is George Cary Eggleston the author, who is now
reading final proofs of the book relating to his late
brother. Edward Eggleston and the life in In
diana during their youth. Mr.. Eggeston's literary
work does not prevent him from taking a row to
some quiet nook where he smokes and fishes until
he has fine for dinner His son, Cary who
has been abroad all summer, studying under Pro-
fessor Haekel at the University of Jena, has only
recently returned to Joshuas Rock, where he will
| remain until late in September.
A large buck was struck by a trolley car near
Bloody Pond Tuesday night and instantly killed.
The animal standing the track near a curve
and was dazed by the sudden appearance of the
headlight. Deer are plentiful about the lake this
| summer.
/ at Huletts last Wednesday, and were enjoyed by
large crowd OF guests. Clifford Brinkerhon
| the l00-yard dash, May Gardiner the potato race.
Julie c. Landrine the shoe race, Ernest Mills and
Kenneth Ingalls, the three legged race, the Misses
! Gardiner and Landrine the ladies' doubles, and
Milton Crosby and. Percy Neussle the mems
Ss eS IN Ie evening one OF the hnest masq19r
feature was the grand march led by a pet pig
driven with white ribbons by Percy Neussle and
| The New-York State Historical Society meets on
Tuesday at the Fort William Henry. An interesting
eXpeced Two WEEKS later U the lake Grgo
memorial Will be unveiled in the presence Of at
imposing, and no better site could have been
the lake and memorable battleed Over one fhou
sand troops will camp in the VALLEY near the monu-
headquarters Among the organizations which ex-
| ates of Williams College and the Vermont Society
II. 5. Moore. Of New-York. has arrived at his
The hotsI arrivals for the Week follow D0'0
a R4sfRs r Wa%s M ME- and Mrs Mrs 8 B RdR
mOnd Mrs, MacKinsay, Mrs. A; F. Hammond, Mr.,
NJ R. Pierson Mr.. and Mrs. H. E somerviie and
The sagamore-From New York: A Clark, Miss
NJ 6. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, Miss Mar
Webster Mrs stiliman Mrs John g Caters, Mss
Salters, William chilveTs L. W Woodford, 7. H.
Miss Marjorie Meyer; Herbert ", Meyer. Mrs +
A townsend Mr. and Mrs s.' G. NJ MacR S, "
G. Reynolds I Mas Sykes = L. GSdfTey and MI
| Mrs. T Schneider, Miss Gertrude Schneider, c. c.
The New Fort William Henry-From New York:
Mr.; and Mrs John Dunlop, Mrs. W. W. Parish
Stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mark and daughter,
Misses FIeck Mrs Lewis Runkel Mr.. and Mrs L,
R, schiyerin, Miss w: ". Patrick, William R. Over
G. Mccall Miss Constance Mccall. Mr. and Mrs
" j Hennessy Miss NJ David. Mr. and Mrs F.
D. Hughes, M. and Mrs W D. Harlow. Joseph
Charles sehoninger Miss Ethel schoninger. Miss
Jie Heath. Mr. and Mrs Mrs F. NJ Jackson, F e.
gessen a. EsP y Mr. and Mrs s Tohp d Rqnck Z
cropenbsrg, b R9vira, E; B. MQ9lsoni Albert New
0d Miss Edna nj Greene @ From BROOKLYN: MT
and Mrs Herbert Chesebough and child Miss Law
Biggs Thomas F Garvey. Miss Katherine GarVey
| j. A O'Bren. c. A O'Brien and MI and Mrs. J. P.
The Marion R9ussFT9m NeI{ %cston ME sa and
Baifour. jr Fred T. Ferguson. l. Eaiand joseph
Charles n Atkins. Arthur NJ. sidenberg, Miss 4.
". cTandaii. Eiang Sharp, Mrs. William Russell,
| Miss Ada Russell Mr.. and Mrs George W; KetGh-
qTn Miss F. - 9ee9S W. = r GIa44 4 s anq At ~
Hewitt and Mr SRd MFs l. oSS Fagau Mrs
G McceIian From Brooklyn: MI; and MIS- Bel
penter, Miss Y Donahue Miss l. G. Donahue.
Mss E casfie D and Miss louise Castle
Lake House-From New-York: Miss A. G. Muir
Snzgeq Miss alma banzgeT Miss L. LIEN MISS
| Canthers, DR. NJ. schlesnger. Dr. Margulins Mrs
Herman q Graf. and Mr. and Mrs. <. H. AltschuI
From BROOKLYN MI and er Mrs 81 George F TTght
| O'Leary. G. Gueter, Abe Gropper, Mr. and Mrs.
p Reilly and F. New R Sd4E Mr. and Mrs
S B. Mann Miss Edith Mann. c. NJ Mann, MI
Anna Anna E. CARRIER, Miss Margaret J Reid Mr.. and
Mrs John F. LdeR M Dunn A. q ToVe ans
y " Nicfoiis. From brooklyn: J. Clinton Brewer
af lake @i view ~ House~Fron York: Edward c.
Betzig and family, Mr. and Mrs 81 3: Keen Law
renee Wollins George Bannerdorf Charles A. Theis
A' Peari Point Eouse-FEom New-YoTk; Mr. and
BROOKLYN: Mrs B. H Cook. Albert c; Mercke.
MISS shneidT Sn9 MS Ma76n RGy
Alexander Duke. Julius Richie and J. NJ McNeice.
Rentarnin Sporting and Mr.; and Mrs; 7. G I1efevre
From Brooklyn R p Golde and otto Po stii1nd
MISC MabeI stiiIweli Miss Madge Fiockhart Mrs
n Waterman. Master Langdon Halterman and
Mss Island Harbor House-w A. Lord. of NewYorE.