New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
OK TIE ST. LAWRENCE.
Many Visitors 1Jrcedy at the Thoa
sQEd Is Ga6s.

Thousand Island Park. N Y I-ly (specia..
The first concert OF tho season will be given
OF July Il. vita Tall ESea Morgan as leader
The "sta5at Mater IS to be SUnd7. The chorUs
is m charge OF Professor Esd Seymour. AMI
the singers are aiready slowing the effects Il
the drill. The orchestra is % be controlled By
Arthur L. Jadson. o. Granville. Chio. and ths
resident manager OF tha concerts is Major Il
l. Mott. OF Boonton. n J.
The Rev. Homer ". Tope viii preach at th9
Park Tabernacle tomorrow. The Rev. d. i
Phelps has charge CT the sunday services -
the park this summer. DR.. Phelps is financial
secretary of Syracuse University
The steamer Island Wanderer. Of the Thou
sand Island Steamboat Company, has begun
her daily Grips among t.e islands. which tbs
year include a trip among the famous Al
niralty Group in the Canadian Channel, and =
stop is made at the town of Gananoque, in
Canada. It is stated that more than 133e
islands are passed in the course Of this trip
The Columbian Hotel al this place, has been
improved by the enlargement of the dining
room a solariuni having, been built next 70 that
room and connected with it. The proprietor.
L. \. Johnson. states that the advance engage
nents are the largest in years. and extra room
may be needed to accommodate ali. number
of people from New-York are staying at this
hotel. among them being Anthony II. HOut-
man, William Harper. E. 7. RanneIs. A. d.
Collins, A R. Bartoo. Professor Tall Esen Nor
gan. J. r O'Brien. H. schoonmaker. Mrs.
Schoonmaker, Miss Leslie Schoonmaker. Mr..
and Mrs H. A. Evans Swarthout H B. In
gals. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Levy, Mr.. and Mrs.
H A. Sanders and z O. West. Dr. and Mrs.
A. J. Palmer, of Brooklyn. are also at the Co
lumban. as are Mr. and Mrs. a n Costello and
Mrs. T. n. Brown, OF Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hale. of Orange, n. j. are at the Column
bian for few weeks visit
The New Wellesley Hotel at the Park. is en-
tertaining Miss Jane Chase, OF Brooklyn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Whitcomb. P. E. Rem
ington and Mr.. and Mrs ". T. mcdonnell Of
New-York
The Park baseball team has challenged the
Westminster team, of Westminster Park. to a
series of games.
Mrs. J. G. Jennings. of New York. is at the
Edgewood, at Edgewood Park, with Miss Traf-
ton. also from the metropolis. Other New York
are Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ven den Heyde. J.
Grant. j. A Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E Bir.-, J.
A Hartcorn and Y. T Wilson. O. P Lanson is
again In charge of the Edgewood with P Orville
Mathews. Syracuse University. %, clerk. The
majority of the pOrters. bellb0ys and walters
are college students representing Syracuse
Yale, Cornell and Hamilton colleges
Several of the cottagers from New York have
arrived at their summer homes. Mr.. OEphanr
Mahbin and T. II. Wheeler. Of Chicago and
New York. is at his home Wawinnet Other
from New-York at Mr.. HaIlaTn's cottage at ths
Bay; T. Henry Lake and Mrs Lake, at the
Brown cottage. on Isle Royal; Royal P. Deane
and family of New York at Mr.. Deane'S sum
mer home on Isle Royal; G. T. Rafferty,, of Pitts
burg at Isle Imperial, at Alexandria Bay and
Major J. K Won Stetten, Of Mount Vernon.
Major Island.
Charles R Emory. of New York. the wealthy
tobacco dealer, is at Calumet Island, opposite
Clayton, for the season, with Mrs. Emory II
Emory spends most of his time on boar ais
yacht Calumet
have arrived at the islands with their daughter.
Miss Costello. They up on their yacht
julie, and Will stay at the Hotel Frontenae on
Frontenac Island. throughout the season MISS
Costello is of the tennis champions OF the
A baseball team composed of guests and cot
tagers on Round Island has been organized un-
der the name af 'FrOntenacs, and they WAI
play the teams from Thousand Island PARK and
the Bay. The golf grounds have been changed
tn nine holes, with a playing distance OF about
two thousand six hundred yards. following the
shore of the island AS the course is now. at
no point is the player cut Of sight Of the river.
so the course is probably the finest in the eouT-
try so far as beauty and attracttvenesS are con-
cerned An instructor is at the hotel to assist
those to whom the game is new Among the
guests of the hotel are Mr. and Mrs A 3
Chaever Miss virginia Cheever. a. A Tomaso
Perez, San Juan, Porto Rico; Mrs. Norma Blake.
New-YorlI: Harrison F. Rogers, HObOken; Roo
ert Clmnnons New-Y York, and Miss Sara Solnes.
New York. AT the 1nOuSanQ lsianu mouse aI
the Bay are number of people from New-York.
among them being T. H Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs
George Wells, Ransome G. Drew, Walter Brook
er Mrs V. Newman Horne, Henry Horne, y.
Newman Horne. jr.. T. Aaron Levi, Mr. and Mrs
Isidore Levi Herman Hiemann, Miss Geraldine
Christy, Mr.. and Mrs. De J. Christy. De Forest
Christy and G. B. Clapp.
The orchestra has arrived at the Thousand
Island House, and concerts and dances are held
nightly. Professor MOll is leader Of the orches-
ira this being his sixth year in that capacity
Colonel o. g. Staples, proprietor of the Thou
sand Island House, entertained q number OF his
friends on board his yacht the Nereid early
this week the party spending the day fishing IN
Eel Bay.