New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
IN THE ADIRONDACKS.
prApy FOR THE SEASON OF DEER HUNTING
WITH HOUNDS.
-, rr, SMOOTHING AT sARAxAo-GooD FISHING

,roor,vc AT sARAyAC-GooD FISHING
TAXING OUT CLAIMS FOR GOLD MINES
s..,n.o Iahc. n. Y, Aug. 90 (speciaD.-Deer are
.sc absorbing topic for thought and action IN u'.so
-, and when. on Tuesday next, the season ioi
hunting this game with honhus is open'o ,..rs,,ng
10 he ycnison In abundance at the hotes' ' poaruns
80 ord tables of all good citizens In Franhuh
county Tho thick woods and few clearings III 'io
mmea,atc vicinity of saranac where deer arc hHen ~
So tound make water shooting almost always neces
s,rv. At reasonable range, the shooting OF s"'n'
ming deer from q boat requires ski. ana IL hoO III
ersopcntly happens that deer escapes the hun'or
- ,rhen anproached as it is swimming. Tho nina
80, ac+iop NJ n deer in deep water IS tremendous
causing nearly all of its back to appear above the SUI
,ace while In motion. should mnter a''eh,p' "
rrannle such a deer by the head he would pe 81
norourhy kicked by this muscular hind leg that III
,erfcrinr arms would be quickly broken 1t Is danger,
orc IN ouch live deer In the water unless you eaten
Il bv the tail and throw its head under water. Deer
oro moro ant at front kicking than at hnd hcNns'
Tho story Is told OF the experience OF Phelps Sh''
now manager of Paul Smiths. and JACK haIu"s"
Tho q Little Napoleon OF Adirondack hotel Keepers
and now the proprietor of the Algonquin. in
gentlemen were hunting deer on runways' fheipS h'.
bot and broken deers leg. AS the animal attempsa
70 escape tho hunter caught It and endeavored 10 ho
e. He found the task Of holding yearhng ouoA
ANYTHING but easy. The creature kicked ana Di' wiz. WIN
the fury Of angry cat until lis
garments literally torn to shreds' Ni'" ~, 80
beast rolled over and over In the struggle "' -
Harding Appeared, armed with hunting knife. Inc
close embrace of hunter and deer maze hni""s "
delicate operation without hurting the huntr' Ihe
almost exhausted hunter falling to appreciate V"is
no,nt shouted Justify Cut his throal cut MS 'hrodo
YOU d-d fool, qu'oS!" The throat was h'an' '"'
and the hunt ended. -,
In addition to the resources of lumber ron
eeh atc
gold mining promises to take place oi sun. -
porance II the hundred or mole Claims oil soiu "'''
other nrccious metals filed with the secretary vi
state during tho last year prove 10 Dc ""' "..,
Garnet mining Is ono OF the Industries OF INC -oi'
Woods The product is largely used IN maAine '''U
paper. u,. ,o,v
The Keenc Valley season continues to dengnc many
v,s,tors In the cottages Of the Adirondack Mouhthn
Reserve are some distinguished people Amohs '.,"
ara Professor e. x. Rawson U. ,. n, DE- 4. 'r
DE Costa with his son. S. $. Smith and family, Ne"
York James W. Paul, Philadelphia W. ~ Neil'oh
IS with his family at moon Marh'
Gunther. ir, and Harry Gunther of New-forR nave
,mod Eve hucks. and carry first honors as deer
slayers or.,
At Haouette ake the camps and hotels are hiicd
with city pc. @. The Rev. j. B. 9al'cr ~ ,''
Lee and DIR. Silver are among Newcomers az "r,
Antlers. At the IIemaock are H. u buFse'' "N
family. J. W. Clark and family. =. X. KNAPP Z. N
w,
Church of the Good Shepherd fair netted over @oo'
st. Williams Church is soon to hold far.
Mrs Hcl1s-Lord is entertaining delightfully."- at Hotei
Amnersand She recently gave dinner at Paui
Smiths to a number Of young people. on tne rce'r
| N saranac the tay-hO coach, with Mrs Hlcks-Lou
| - th front seat dressed H. a gown of glorious blue
ogother with her quests photographed the pictures
| 20 he usod as souvenirs Of this outing. Miss Mor'oh
SITTER of Vice President Norton is at the Ampernu'
also H. Mex. Twombly, the families OF H. "hV7r
| Webb Dr. w. Seward Webb and Colonel H. r eiep"u
are at this house, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Schielmh' Jr''
of New-York arc ending their long wedding Journey
| here
| Manager TunniclG Of TIE Prospect House. Blue
Mountain Lake. says that the rumor OF the closing OF
that house is utterly false. This excellent hotel VIII
| remain open until November l.
| Arrivals at the Stevens House, Lake Placid: Mr.
and Mrs II. Gafon, Mrs. F. j. freinshny sen, D. D.
| FreIiu uglmyscn Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Warren, Ralph H.
| warren John ID Crouch Miss Crouch, J. b. Salter,
r G HaiQbt William Wood, Mrs william Wood, Miss
| Wood Mr. and Mrs Franklin Ward Miss Florence
F. Ward Franklin r. Ward, MIS-. a. s. sullivan, MIS-
| S L. JacObns, John S. Jscobus, Miss D. l.. JaooOus
| Jorn S JacObus Dr. and Mrs W. T. Kuduch, Dr. Mary
p Jacobi. Miss Jacobi Miss Cornna Putnam, Mr.. and
| Mrs p A. Welch, Miss Seebach, H. ii. Tyndale, MI
and Mrs E. E. Cady, Mr. and Mrs. L. (. Gillespie
Miss J. L. Gillespie L. p. Gillespie. ] It. Gillespie
J. p Gillespie, s. II. Gillespie, S. hosby Mr. ana Mrs
r Farley and daughter, c. VI. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs F.
| Washburn. jr Miss NJ. G. Washburnc William A.
| Bayard Miss II. Bayard, John Balm, jr, Dr. ana MIS-
s. d. Close Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Terry, NJ. AaTouyte'
Gilbert H. Turner Mr. and Mrs. F. ID. HURT, George 81
| C;espie Mr. and Mrs. c. VI. Edwards Mr. and Mrs
Robert Currie Mr. and Mrs W. II. Raser, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Chase Miss b. Tyler II. ID. Haven. f. &. Thurber'
Mrs Gorham Thurber j. II. Nash Mrs. X. B. Roeb-
Belen, Miss NJ II. Jenness, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Ostrander, Max Levy, Mr.. and Mrs Simeon Ford
Master Ford, Miss Brown, Mrs. Leach. Mr.. and Mrs.
nffc n DtaPRO
Of New-York.
There has been excellent fishing in the vicinity OF
Taylors on schroon in Warren County. william
Push caught hve-and-a ahalt pound black Da's'
W. j. Merrill captured four-pounder while MessrS'
Pvatt Turner Patrick and Dr. Fogg took fish weighing
over three pounds. Marshall p Wilder has taken
one OF the TAYLOR House cottages. hundred-ponnd
deer was killed near this house during the week
Arrivals: Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Nelson, a. V. f. Young,
W d. Young w. F. Fox and wife. &. 5. Fox, Mr. and
/ Mrs 6 d. Lazarus, Charles Patrick. Mr.. and Mrs
p. Cloherty, A. ROsenfcld, J. r. Craven and wife
II r Craven, b. Doscher, Miss NJ Doschcr, J. L.
Myers, Miss U. odo. Marshall p. Wilder and son
New-York
Raph's ball nine beat the Lyon Mountain club on
Saturday on Wednesday successful dramatic enter
! talnment was given for the benefit OF the Lyon
, Mountain Episcopal Church. This church was founded
bv the hotel guests this summer Arrivals at Raph's
Miss f. j. and f. l.. KOnvalnka, brooklyn; Miss
> Fisher Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Halliday and family, f
: Thayer. Mr. and Mrs. s H. Little and family, Mrs
s. b. Clarke and family, H. S. Rogers, Miss X. o
Maey ]. p. Tlltson, J. ~ .Breen, Miss Archibald
II Archibald Abram Reynolds, Anna Reynolds Edwar
Ellsworth e. II. wead, S. r. Ilulbutt, o. s. Lawrence
and wife G.. L. Pender, Miss McAIillan F. 7. shppe!
and family, joseph Gamble. W. p. stephens
Arrivals az the Adirondack House Kecne Valley
Niiss e. L. Oscr. Addison J. Baird, Miss F. p. >nitl
and maid Mr. and Mrs h. p Morton, /. " iiershied
s stes@ sn3s M S2d D. Mi HsS taF Ms Asfs osrmdn m
; Edward stephens. Me- and Mrs. G. G. funHeraG, Mis-
d NJ u Heam George 4. HCavey Mrs. J. T. Jones. Mis-
, T. + Vance 4. y. HOLSTER, Mrs. C. W. IIowland, y
4 Paulsen aud wife f. C. Moore the Rcy. j. Addison
= Henry and wife, G. " Field and wife Mrs H. EIten
l. | J. W Loche and wife, Miss A. $. stephens. Mrs. Z. II
Hammer, Robert W. Elliot Milton Dacbrach. Mrs a
:. fhe arrivals at the Mansion House. Elizabethtown
4 arc Edward H. Baldwin, Henri Traphaeen Isaac Mot