New-York tribune., 1904-08-14

army officers and friends at Paul Smiths Hotel
including General Davis, Colonel Adams anu
Captain Dawson, or the otn ReglnenL, 20 .,o
Presbyterian Church, has completed new tran
through the forest from the Upper 81 Regis
Lake TO the church on the St Regis River Gt
Paul Smiths, and VIII have a bridge erected
over the river to enable the visitors to the camps
on the Upper st. Regis Lake to reach the chuTch
by a short and picturesque route through the
forest.
Mrs. Albert ]. Nilbenk is entertaining her
niece Miss Adell Keyes. at the Milbank cot
tage. Albert ]. Milbank arrived at the cottage
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Anson r. Flower returned to
their cottage at Paul Smiths Hotel this week
and are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs l. o. Wood-
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paul Smiths Hotel after a Journey through the
lakes of the North Woods, beginning with the
Fulton Chain and proceeding thence northWaIu
River the Saranacs Lake Clear the Upper ST
Regis Lake. Spitfre and Lower ST Regis Lake
a journey Of about one hundred ana twenty
miles.
HOTEL GRAND VIEW FILLED.
Lake Placid. N. 7. Aug. 13 Cspeciai) The
Hotel Grand View baseball team. the conduct
Of which IN the games OF the series in tho Lake
Placid League has attracted the admiration or
hundreds OF persons has finally been organized
az follows: shutz. catcher; c. b. Leland,
pitcher; Fred Belding. pitcher; Wallace Belding
first base; w. II. Gray, second base; Charles
Prouse shortstop; A. A. Prouse. third base
Kenneth Smith. rightfeld; Leroy Baker left
field and pitcher. The Grand View team won
each game in which It has played, and its vic
tory over the Stevens House team Saturday, by
the score Of 8 TO 8. one Of the features Of
the season
The Hotel Grand View is enjoying one Of the
best seasons IN the history of the house. The
hotel IS filled, as the cottages and annex.
There IS much enthusiasm among the visitors
who manifest keen spirit in tennis, golf. rid
irfg and driving well baseball, ana from
time TO time there arc delightful functions
within doors.
Mrs. V. Fibel Miss s. J. searle, Miss r VIC
toria Searls and Miss Louise A. Searle have
one Of the cottages at the Grand View.
Frank Q. Cronin, Mrs ]. II. cronin and Mrs.
View.
ANGLING AT wHITEFACE INN.
whitefacs, N. Y, Aug 13 QspeciaD.-The Rev.
DR.. r. P. Johnston pastor Of the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church. who is spending the summer
with Mrs Johnston at Whiteface Inn. Lake
Placid, having distinguished himself CT golf by
winning two valuable trophies, row enters the
ranks OF the anglers. and makes a record that IS
unusual. DR.. Johnston penetrated the forest 10
Moose Pond where he slept on the ground for
one night, and on the following day wet his
niss In the waters OF the pond. On one cast
two trout took the fies. and made the fight one
using a hve-ounce rod. He was able to land
the FISH. and found that one weighed three
pounds and the other two and one-half pounds
In two Gays he caught sixty trout which he pre-
sented to friends.
Whiteface Inn visitors and the visitors to the
many camps and cottages in the vicinity are
getting ready for the inter-hotel regatta which
win be held the West Lake. In front of
Whiteface Inn. IN the fourth week In August
The regatta on Saturday attracted many specta-
tors The winners were follows: Mems
oubles, Stanley Atkinson and ]. r. Jones;
women's doubles Miss Beatrice Carpenter and
Miss Ethel keene; mixed doubles. J. r. Jones
ana MISS Elizabeth Farreliy; women's singles.
Miss Alien; mems Singles T. S. Farrelly; boys
singles, Spencer Jones'
G. W. Carpenter and G. w. Carpenter, accom-
panied by ME Glensnenen, climbed Whiteface
Mountain THIS week IN the record time OF one
hour ana 1orty-nine minutes from the landing
minutes.
Messrs. suppiee. Cooley. slayin. Boyd Reach