New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

grill room Is a popular feature especially Sat
urday nights after the dance The new woodwork
IN the rotunda- foyer and the entire lower Hoor Is
IN fancy figured chestnut. handsomely wrought
The broad halls have been rehoored with hard
wood and richly carpeted IN dark red. IN harmony
with the rotunda-
Jay Gould was the hero Of pretty lively runa-
way at ArkviIIe one OF his horses tore OF his
bride az the Arkville station and OF the team
went down the valley a keen run. with young
Gould clng!ng 20 the reiZs and the wagon sway
Ing dangerously along the steep eubankment- and
over narrow bridges With the assistance Of
plucky Kentucky visitor. who sprang from his
horse near Margaretvtlle and grabbed the frantic
steeds at the bride. Mr. Gould was rescued. He
shook with excitement but was not injured and be
received the cheers OF the gathered crowd
Vast crowds OF new visitors into the range
this afternoon and vacant rooms are growing
scarce at the leading resorts. The Kaarerskiu had
the largest list OF arrivals and IL is still able 20
accommodate others because OF its capacity.
Rarely has IL received so large summer com
pIement early in the season. George Rose.
the san Francisco turfman, IS among those sum
meri1s at the Ka2tersklu; Mrs. Rose Is With him
large share OF the patronage there Is from per-
rlanent guests
Mayor Julius Fleischnann. OF Cincinnati, has
been entertaining James 3 Foraker r.. son OF
Senator Foraker. OF Ohio and other friends in his
and the place is now entirely filed with pronli-
neut cottaEers. Mr.. SchwarZschild, OF the
Schwarzschid & sulzberger packing Arm. Is sum
rneriDG with his family AT the Grand Among other
prominent guests there are c. Cone. the North
Carolina cotton manufacturer; s Gurrble the
sugar grower and manufacturer OF Sew-Orleans;
Albert sake. OF the Belle Claire. New-Tork. 7 4.
Oppenheimer. OF Atlanta; Mrs Kahn. OF Dallas.
Tex, and 3. steinert. OF Steinert Bros. Birning
ham, Ala
The increased demand for Pullman parIor
coaches this season makes the Ulster and Della ware
trains heavy. but the speed is fully maintained
and there IS little delay. All the Catsku river
steamers have been reinspected in every part
and found perfectly safe with every modern ap-
piaRce in case OF accident.
An open air dramatic entertainment IN the maple
grove In front OF the Grand Hotel. with lead
ing talent in the cast is being talked OF AT this
resort Horseback riding is leading Fad in
many parts OF the CaCSlNills, and there many
fine horses 70 be seen on the mountain roads.
Recent arrivals al some OF the larger hotels In
clude the following;
Grand Hotel-M. 5 Auerbach and family Emil
Aaron M aHS 1 ps, A9rah1n' Mss N1oe4e-hs
Mrs Dennis G. BrusseI. Mr. and Mrs. H EolbGrn.
Mrs Mrs Dracker- Miss aiIda Drues1 s Fald ana
family. Mrs y F1schet A Frankenthal- A For
GersOn. Mrs. Leon HIrsCh. 3. c. and W Jutter
and Mrs joseph. Mrs. n. ". Kraas and SON. Mrs
+ W kaufman, Mrs H Lau1erty. Mrs 3 Levi
Hotel Kaaterskin-Helen Barnett Sylvan Bar
nett. Mrs B. LowensJein and daughters l. stras-
burger and family, Harry Long ana family. E
milford. Mrs. r Shlesinge. Miss Belle Calm. Mrs
:. Nj Bloch. A J. Namm. n II. HeyInan and
daughters. Mrs. b BraChuUCh. Dr. J. Metzgar. 4.
NJ Woodruff, Bruno REGISTER, A f. Ireland
CatskiH Mountain H9qse-Aliss Mildred Beverly,
Hermann n Butler. Mrs F. SimOnsfeld. D. c.
Webster. Miss Goldsmith. Mrs. E. Duclos. Dr. and
Mrs. J. W GleitsInann. Mrs. L. l. Elsaser. Mss
". GOldstein. Arthur Einstetn and family. Mrs.
charles Goldsmith and daughter.
Sunset Park Iun-AIrs- Ralph NJ. EasIey and
daughter, T. Carleton ana family, Miss Martin.
Mrs. ". J smith, (. Fletcher. A Palmer. W. J.
Stone. II. ; Cooper. A ]. BriCkhead, q. +. Leeds,
Alexander Hidden, Miss II. Pilot. New-YOrk-
LoXhurst-Harry Won der Hyde, Mss L X. Ne
DougaI o. ". Cook and family. Amelia Greene,
Miss Abbey Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. GeJtlnger.
New-YOrk. Mrs. Edward Claussen and SON
Antlers-Joseph W. Fox. Dewitt Fox, Emil Levy.
Hattie Kramer. Miss PuIvarrnaCher. Alexander
SAKE. Mrs. c. Hoffman, Miss 5. Hess. Arthur II.
Ptudar. Mrs E W Mochs. New-YOrk.
Twilight Rest. L O'COnnOr. Miss h l. O'Con-
nor, William q. Robinson, Mrs l.. l. Darcy, Frank
Darcy. Miss Elizabeth NJ Park Edgar Park. Will
lam L. Summer, New-YOrk-
Squirrel Inn-J. d. Crook and family. Mrs. Ira 3
Brown John y. Buck, Walter J. Egan Miss Lev
with. Fanny Matthews, Sally 3 Crane, Mrs. War
ren Crane. NeW-York
Prospect Park-Alrs- George Carr and son. Louis
p. RollonEon. r. r. ROlOngon. E ). RoIongon
II f. Hastings. Mrs William j. Shloss, Mrs J.
Well Mrs. J. Smith, Robert OppenhelIner =. r
kretmer. F A King, F. Hague, New-YOrk
Grant House,. J. Caldwell and family Fred
Miller D. Hines Mrs. y. r SatterIee. New-York
Summit Hi!l-NiIss Edith Goodwin. r. H SupIsa
and family. Mrs. F. y. Grosnith, Mrs. !. Irving.
Mrs. c. Ray, Mrs { s. Barker. Albert J. Isle.
Rip Van Winkle-Mrs. n FeldsJein. Miss B.
Jacobs Miss J. Jacobs. 3 Rubin and family Mrs
II. Godstein. E Ayer. Mrs. A. Aueroach New
York.