New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

Thousand Island Park. July S (SpeciaD.-The
principal event last week was the celebration or
the Fourth At the Frontenac Yacht Club. at
.xactly 10 o'clock in the morning, amid the
boom Of cannon and the cheers OF spectators.
The flag was unfu-led by Alfred Costello. Of
New-York In the afternoon the Frontenac base
ball team administered a severe defeat TO the
thousand Island Park team, the score being
% TO , The evening was given TO the
employees of the hotel. and they held their an
nusl war dance" The mattresses, forty in
number clothed themselves in sheets in prepa-
ration for the searchlight trip and when the
boat threw its powerful light upon Little Round
Island, opposite F.ontenac. the ghostly figures
commenced a wild dance that continued until
he boat had passed down the river.
At the Frontenac. on Frontenac Island. the
Bankers Association of New-York State will
hold its convention on July 13 and ii. The
annual State convention OF the Western Associa-
lion Of Fire Underwriters viii be held at the
Frontenac en- July 10 and II.
The FIRST motor boat races OF the Frontenac
Yacht Club are TO be held on July 20, 21 and %
Last winter while the ice was still thick on the
81. Lawrence, the surveyed. and
therefore the measurements exact. It is
considered one Of the best in the country for ali
kinds Of boat races. Races Of any length can
be held over IL.
81 inc NI2faAOQUe Inn, AT 6ananOQee. a large
Der of people are registered. these being
.-~-.4 Hew-Yorix: Mrs. G. II. Moller, jr., Miss
Ruby MoIer William c. Moller, sydney Stonen.
Leo Falkenburg Mr.. ana Mrs. A. Evans Swart-
aout II. B. Barench. Barney Tuska, Graney
Rothsch.ld. K. Ilba Foster, +. Rothschild, Fred
eric Andreas. r. w. Andreas. Thomas C. Ried
and J. Edward Swanstrom.
Al the Wellesley, at Thousand Island Park
lre AIr and Mrs. Robert Prichard and family, or
chattanooga, Tenn. Roy d. Phelps and Lloyd
E. Brown, OF New-York. are also at the Welles-
ey.
At the Columbian informal hops are held three
times week Each Sunday evening concert
S given by the orchestra, in which many Of the
Charles r. Emory, OF New York, made many
purchases of real estate at Clayton last week
Most Of the property is the river, and il adds
argely 10 the already enormous holdings Of the
tobacco man.
George c. Boldt, jr, has Joined his father
ihe proprietor Of the Waldcrf-Astoria, and sis
.er at the Wellesley leland farm belonging TO
Mr.. Bolot Work will not be recomm enced on
The stone castle on Heart Island, yelonging TO
Er. Boldt, until next year More than SlOJOO00
aas been spent on the structure, which is still
TAR from complete.
Among the guests of the Thousand Island
House. at Alexandria Bay, are these from New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Werthern. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Levy, Milton Mack and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hahn.
At the Cross-nan Hotel the Bay are reg
stered the following from New-York and
Brooklyn: ana MIS-. j. w. Runner, 8lr. ana
Mrs. Frank Sperry, Miss Fit, G. w. Partridge,
.. c. Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sernler, R. P.
berler. G. II. Sernler, Sydney Stonen. Leo
Fslkenburg George H. Greenia, Arthur Swan
ftrom, J. Edward Swanstropn, John d. Prince,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred @. Ogle. Egbert Lesowner.
Charles A. Schwab, r. ElfeTs +. Ruffman, Mr..
and Mrs J. Muller and j. Leavitt
Colonel Staples. Of the Thousand Island House,
on the Fourth was on board his steam yacht,
the Nereid with a party Of friends. The day
was spent among the Canadian islands.
a large number Of rooms have been booked in
advance at the Thousand Island House.
Many New Workers are at the New Marsden
Eousa.