New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-14
ON CATSKILL HEIGHTS.

Catsku y. Y. July Is (SpeciaD-Charuns
weather conditions continue 70 prevail N the Cats
XIII Mountains and visitors are pouring In az both
ends OF the range in large numbers. The favorits
Catskiu Mountain Limited train 81 the Ulster S
Delaware road often comes in with SIX paFlcr
the train up the hills The trains on the CatsSi1
Mountain Road from this village also long and
heavy. and the big Day Line boats land crowds az
Kingston and Catskit daily.
The popular Haines Falls region Is already
crowded With visitors. and there many trains
stopping the stations ~ the two railways every
DAY This makes Il one of the Hveliest spots IN
lhe mountains The various parks and the many
large hotels occasion much traffic.
Hotel kaaterSkiU has an unusual number ~
guests for July and there are much Eayety and ne
at tins great resort The athletic fields on thar
airy crest have been placed in fine condition anu
those fond OF outdoor sports may md ample facil-
ties Boating and fishing ar kaaterskiH Lake are
much enjoyed.
II was said the big Grand Hotel IN the West
ern CatSkins. opened with fifteen guests about tW9
weeks ago. but this would have 70 DE multiplied
many times 10 cover the number there now me
manager IS smiling CompIaCenty over his pros
poets at that popular and fashionable resort
+. y. Dubois is at his mansion and farm on 10
heights In South CatskilI usual with his fanny.
novel social affair IN the old Scnoharie feSI'
recently was a white elephant party, 70 NTO-'
every invited guest asked 20 briuS some a.
ucle. which. though Of no use to them personally.
was stiil too good 10 he thrown away ONLY women
were Invited, and ont of the nineteen VINO AZ
peared eleven took their husbands But every
body had good time. and the village goSSips en-
joyed the sensation accustomed. -,
Walton Van Loan. the Catskill map maker aIs
genial guide. has been staying AZ The Mountains
House with his wife.
Mrs. y. E Snyder. OF Hoboken. mother OF FIJ,
dent Snyder of the CNtskiu Evening Line Is W.
friends AZ the Woodmere. in Catskil, as usuSr
The many Pine Hin resorts are now nearly -
with visitors. and room there will soon De - 80
TO find. Mrs. Lieberman, OF New York. Is a' -"
Cornish House for her thirteenth season 80.
The unusual number of automobiles in the ~
Kills this season Is causing some annoyance 20 ~,
riaSc parties and pedestrians on the ulou"'J
roads Most OF tho roadwayS In the Ulster ~
Delaware valleys have been improved by the S.,J
making many miles Of fine runs for the 80.
cars. The main difficulty is that many OF -
powerful machines are driven by careless V - y,
ieurs, who at reckless speed. with htt'e -
regard for the rights safety Of others. or,s
serious accidents have already resulted WIN ri
loss OF life. and now the mountain farmers ssv
residents have become aroused and angry, .hsr
feel they own part of the roads. anu ~
are tired of being ignored by strangers SOM. nm
them threaten to shoot somebody for recAieS'
duct =
Mr.. and Mrs, II. y. Cussou now IN I pns
high Belle camp. on Balsam Mountain. he"i
Hill :.
Frank l.. Brown and family. of Brooklyn a.
Llewellyn Crest. on the Belle AYR slope -. IN
Colonel T. w. Root. who commanded - ~. Gig
Ohio Regiment in the Rebellion and lost al, tbey
OF h;s thousand men in the battles IN whSI ,sstx
were engaged. is among the Cornish Heuso ,r- an
eA-Lieutenant Governor Bruce and MS idSi"'
"a Ahues' uelaware County, as usual