New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
AUGUST Crowds Ill the Hotels
Almost to Their Limit.

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exception Nearly all Of the hotels are filled and
incoming tourists have seek accommodations in
cottages Until rooms vacated at the big houses
that occupy the favored positions from Clayton
Alexandra Bay. The season, which opened with
g light attendance and still lighter prospects for
success. is rapidly eliminating into a record
breaker from the standpoint of attendance and
fascinating pastimes for the entertainment
OF tae transient and regular visitors Yachting
parties much in vogue just now. and golf and
motor boat racing have hosts Of devotees all
along this part of the stream that drains the
Great Lakes into the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence.
The fast racer Simplex NJ, winner of several
local races this season. has been purchased by
Commodore Frederick g. Bcurre. of New York
and VIII fly his pennant in the Gold Cup races on
August l3 TO Is at Chippewa Bay, when the Amer
lean Power Boat Association holds its annual
rt.-,-so,sbi,s other entries in this inoportant
race include the Delawanna. owned by Walter Ir-
win of New York representing the Clayton Yacht
Club: the Tingt-trois, owned by James Parke Gil
u.pie Of Pttsburg. under the Frontenac Yacht
Club coiors; Guess III owned by ConInodore
Il N Denny. of Watertown for the Crescent Yacht
Club. and Chip l.. owned by Jonathan Wainwright
OF Philadelphia, representing the Chippewa Bay
Yacht Club This last named craft won the Gold
Cup last and Chip took the prize in 1906
There is especial favorite for the winner this
wear so the honors are about Each club rests
its hopes in its representative, and the coming
race will be % the best ever held in these
Mre and Mrs A r. Van Loan and Mr.. and Mrs.
II /. Naisawald. Of New York, are summer Wis
ttors at Alexandria Bay
Mrs e. NJ Hevenor of New York. is the guest
of Mrs z S. Burke az her summer home. Jewel
isle.
New York have arrived. spend the rest OF The
season with Air. and Mrs. William Pattison.
Nr and Mrs Charles McHenry. OF New YORK,
are al Cape Vincent
DR.. A. c. McClachlan, OF New York. who has
been at thousand Island Park with his family.
has returned home.
Commodore A c. Thorne and F. A. Carney, of
Hew York. ar Sugar Island for the American
Canoe Associations annual meet
Carl Schultz. OF New York, who is surllnerips
at Seven Isles. recently brought in Of the
string numbering fourteen in all. Weighing about
-four pounds average
NJ and Mrs. Z. b. Rubsarnen. of New York.
occupying their summer place on the 81. Law
Ny and Mrs. w B. Hayden of New York are
AZ their home on Fairyland Island. Allen Hayden.
OF New York Is here for a few weeks.
l. NJ and II. s Hart and IL. j. Gardner of New
Ec-x. caught sixty fish of their trips this
weex The largest ten pound pickereI and
the smallest five pound pike.
Mrs. John Lessing Of New York. has arrived al
TIE river spend August
Edson Bradley, of New York recently enter
tained the Duke OF the Abruzz. of Italy. board
Nj Bradley has purchased a farm on Wells
Island
Mr.. and Mrs T. w RakeNeH and family Of
New York. are in the Robbins cottage. Grenneu
Park. this
Frederick L. Smith and his mother. of New York
II j. Bates, of New YORK, has been the guest OF
NJ and Mrs. NJ H Natty ar Grennell PARK
p g. Carter. of New York, Is spending
Son 81 Round Island.
+. Marks. of New York has been az Round
1BIand
Richard Zinser. OF New York and Mr. and Mrs
- T. Van Ostrand, Of Orange N j. are at Alex
01Ar1& Bay 70. few (eeks.