New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
AT THE sARANAC I'M.

saranac Inn. y. Y. July 9 CspeciaD.-Ths visitors
70 Saranac Inn. on the Upper Saranac Lake.
getting some big Nickerel and now and then
trout Frank RUz and his sister. Miss GracieIla RUE
are among the most enthusiastic. and lead in the
number and size OF their catches.
Golf. baseball and tennis, with now ard then a
cruise about the lake drive through the forest
are occupying the attention Of those who take, al
macacam road between saranac Inn and the rail
road station has been extended this year, and the
drive through the grounds at The Inn has been
between the Inn and the lake.
Il. vs.. Calhoun. VINO has been regular visitor
to Saranac Inn for number OF seasons. has
turned 70 take an active part IN gol.. tennis and
son Tor he has brought an automobile launch.
Mr. and Grs. Gustav Lndeumeyer have taken
aDa-rruer-s g. Sarauac Inn for the season
The Misses Gowau and Toland accompanied by
Miss Anna Zeigler, have Joined Mr. and Mrs Fran
Mrs J. s. Belo IS entertaining Miss Lucy Lon-
Mrs. William &. Denney have reserved a cottage
~ the Inn for the season
p Wjader Johnson and family have cottage at
Saranac Inn: Mr. ana slrs. HeTry + White and
Bartlett, accompanied by Mrs. Katie " Bartlett
Mrs. Samuel F. STREET. also Of New-Icrk is among
James Mcmahon. accompanied By Mrs. Mcmahon
and Jesse = wLIton stuart were recent visitors
70 the Inn while on a tour OF the lake. in course
Of which they called at the new camp Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi ?. Morton.
AT THE HOTEL CHILDWOLD
Nassaueoie. y y July g. Cspecial.-The season
OF 1901 has opened az che Hotel ChildwoId with
much larger number Of patrons than usual C. r.
Eldridge. the manager IS providing many auluse-
merts Tor his visitors, the number OF tennis
courts has been increased ard the go!; links
The Hqte chd 0rhsstT sc nq 5 he The i 6anses
and concerts, and the features contributed by Nj
r even fls az he Season Vas dance at the
Casino SATURDAY., July ?. crc Il was well attended
dances we're introduced and they were enjoyed
Fourth Of July was observed by regatta on
Lake Massawepe, followed by a bowling togrn ;o
day took place after luncheon, when there was
IRE brigade. some hose races and ladder drill and
a battle against imaginary flames a. one OF the
Monday Mrs Cornelius Rowe Eldridge enter
boz "a Jams Sorghum there Wa cotiiid2
at the casino Mopday evening led 0y Eq ward
mission Major Dorr presented the prizes won oy
Golf tennis. baseball. basketball and bowling
very popular this season The lake hS 5 r Is
among the Visitors 70 the Hotel CbndwoId are:
NJ pa Mss Iaaas Be. a5 Olga NFf i5son : /
6 6a1 Sss a Douras Mr. and Mrs. B Baas =
SaloEon Miss viola Saclnon' Mrs J. Iosepnthal Mrs
LANE l-rast EarIaaH Miss NAne:ie EArrHau Miss
Ms 1iId.irs Blum Misc Olga fienry schop
Herbert seHop Mrs e + Miller. Worms.
I; = CAIN 4il. aHd Mrs c9e Downing Tows. Mrs
5o65rE Mr. and Mrs Robert Refs ,lrs. saionl3n
ana Mrs s'nsy L..1 , Mss I@u4 III lngs[ Sr
Eina As-rucI Mr Mrs ". Rosenberg Alma
fere Iucille Rosenberg M and Mrs. r. Lowenthal.
~ T-etr Cohen Il tfo!5enberg. Ernest Ehrman.
MAJOR i4eurv C; Dorr Charles E Carter Herbert L.
Carlebach and Robert l. Levy.
GOOD FISHING AT ELIzABETHTOwN.
Euzabethtown y. Y July (speciaD.-As the
excitement incident to the celebration Of the Fourth
Of Tulv dies away fish stories mingle in the con-
,,s-sa+,ons and the experiences at the trout pools
command almost much attention as do the dis
1870 ~ the game Of golf. in spite OF The fact
-. ~ t-obble Hin course IS more popular than
s- George /. Brown, whose manor covers
- aare II re in the Boquet Valley, and who
g. not given to telling nsn stories, midly remarks
- 4rour fishing is better IN the BoQuet Val
Ina esssoT than before in his recollection.
re- T5SoIiet River IS yielding some Of the finest
Ltie - - trout ever in the valley. Small
$50 are able to get speckled fellows that weigh
800 80 10 two pounds. and the adult fisherman
ION s s,Iccsss in proportion One took ten
y,ys in half day, another fisherman caught two
Po-.iSs99 - front in twenty minutes. and Charles
RssrnsTd who is stopping at Deer,s Head Inn
iosS -, rounds of brook trout in two hours:
iA T5er. have been many arrivals at The Windsor