New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
IN THE ADlRONDACKS.
sLAUGHTERING DEER OUT OF SEASON.
FREQUENT REPORTS OF VIOLATED GAME LAWS
MERRY TIMES AT VARIOUS RE-
sORTs-NEw GUESTS


ever before. one Is that the deer arc hu''r
ous novice al deer shooting can now secure game
certainly and easily, and not few novlces arc u"
tirely willing 10 violate the law and kill the decr
by fair means or foul 80 many VISITORS appc"
heartily desirOus to shoot deer out OF season 'hal IL
IS hard for hunter who is inclined TO observe inc
law resist doing what less scrupulous people seek
TO do. Plenty of instances Of Illegal deerhing nave
presented themselves tn the writer during the mohth
Of July-enough 10 warrant most thorough mVesu-
cation by the authorities charged with the dutN Oh
arreStng vlOatOIs OF the law. No arrests nave Dech
reported. however. and almost within earShot OF the
hotels rifles have sent death 10 noble BUCKS ana
no one knows how many mother deer. During the
week Il guide openly Dragged of finding deer swim
ming i'm SaIanac River within five miles OF the rail-
way station. This miserable man threw rope over
the animals head and beat lis brains ont WIN
club. The carcass drawn into boat, covered
with a blanket, and delivered TO II purchaser nj
saranac Lake There is an idea Of chvalry among
these men of the woods that vlOlatOr of the law
shall never suffer from their convictng testimony
This may be the manly view 10 take Of the matter
on the other hand, Is IL manly TO slaughter semi
tame deer out Of season. and 10 follow them with
hounds two months before 1t is legal TO do so 30
ravenous are Illegal visiting hunters that they do
not hesitate to kill as many deer they can get
within range or There have been so many decaying
deer carcasses along Bog River within month past
that the stencil has been repusve to people passing
that way in boats
The ACQUISITION of large tracts of land by wealthy
men and the proposal exclude spOrtsmen from these
reserves arc exciting feeling Of serious discomfort in
the minds Of the hundreds of North Woods guides
They regard the establishment of hunting preserves
rs a practical determination Of their business, ana
many among them have revenGefu feeling such
as might lead them TO try and spoil the hunting ard
inue the fishing. In all probability If the extensive
private park plans realized, the guides will be
needed in some lucrative capacity then. as now.
FIX Minister 10 Turkey Isdore straus arrived at
saranac Lake Wednesday.
Paul Smiths house is well filled Next Tuesday
the charity ball will be given there. on August
IL the fair in behalf of the Adirondack Cottage
sanitarium promises to be brilliant success Promi-
nent ladies from leading cities working earnestly
for large receipts This sanitarium has world wide
reputation. DR.. Trudeau and others have devoted
much time and money TO make this institution of
vare to cOnsmptves, and have thereby frequently
aided patients who could not otherwise have secured
the proper climate the skful treatment needed in
attempts TO arrest the disease. II is enough to say
that Dr. Trudeau has obtained results such have
been obtained nowhere else.
Manager Martin, Of the Mirror Lake House, Lake
Placid says he has reserved fine suite of for
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
Hotel AmpeTSand has another tennis tournament in
hand. 1t is proposed to offer 800 silver cup
prize. A rifle match next week and a baseball match
proposed entertainments. Saranac Lake guests
heartily SesirOuS Of victory the ball-pay
erS at Pau, smiths The latter hold the honos thus far.
Penn Charter Camp is one of the features of Lower
saranac Lake. II consists of a number of tents and
picturesque buildings on the end of HoJby Island
5. Il. Lawrence. Old-time visitor TO the woods
the camp. and entertalns delightfully."- party Of Phil
gdelphia young and other friends There with
him Mr.. Pierce, Mr.. Harris McssIs. Snnickson MeSsrs
RoSengarten McssTs Wooman, Mrs. VI. c. Stanley,
Mrs. ,. W. Rockwell, Miss Brown and MIR. and Mrs.
J. \. Pickett
The german at Taylor's. on Schroon Lake, Saturday
evening was lei by F. W. Van Bergh Of Rochester
and Miss Anneslcy, Of Albany. There were about
200 guests present Tuesday evening there
potato race and Wednesday morning musical and
literary entertainment given.
Arrivals at the Windsor, Elzabehtown, include the
Misses Dale, II. c. Dale, T. W. Fishc, Mr. and Mrs.
c. r. Williams, r. X. owens Miss L. II. Thorp, Miss
l.. II. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. INLAND. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Henderson. f. j. Barry, d. Barnes Miss
J. McccreeOr, Miss E. Woods, Mr. and Mrs William
Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander COchrane, the Misses
Cochrane Mr.. and Mrs. ;. E. Howard, Miss Sarah
Lowric q. L. Palace Mrs. L. NJ. Mooney, the Misses
Fox. John l. Darcy. Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Phillips, Mrs. f. Staab.
Messrs Spngue and Wo0dfOrd have built camps
the Stildwald Park House. An Od-fashoned
candy pull aud a tennis tournament were recently
we'll attended. Persfer Frazer, IT., Of Philadelphia,
won the first prize in genticmen's singles. Arrivals
reported IL. W. smith and family, J. II. Sprague
and family Mr.. and Mrs. - H. Vandcgrif Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. buchanan, Mrs T. i. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
W. f. WOodfori, Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Haney Mrs J. W.
Newell the Misses Newell, Mr.. and Mrs William g.
Foster, Mr. and Mrs C. f. sheldon, Mr. and Mrs. ". j..
Peck, the Rev. J. W. Each X. L. AslurSt, Roger
Ashurst, Miss y. Il. Kelley c. J. Iolmon DR.. Albert
Peck, L. L. Thompson, c. E. Gray, cw-York.
The baseball game between teams from Ralph's"
and MeIrill's won by the former Among the
arrivals at Ralph's are Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. shepard
Miss Barber J. +. Atwood W. VI. Atwood. John j.
Morris, the Misses Morris, the Misses Bartlett. T. c..
Esty, ". c. Breed, William Carroll, b. r. Miller,
J. A. Breen and family the Rev. George Chipperfed,
T. L. Tiberath L. II. Dimicl, j. KOnvalinka, J. +.
Collins, New York.
Arrivals at the Mirror Lake, Lake Placld-A. J..
Christie, VI. W. Cane. a. Biardat. William Allen But
Ter and party, J. IL. Laos, Mrs A. W Goes. Mrs. L.
Babo. MIS-. J. b. Rich, ". Bobonnon, A. f. Putnam
and family, T. p TreanOr, the Misses O'ConnOr, Mrs
J. o. Curtis, Mrs. II. E. Fox, Charles Robinson, NJ
Foster, L. T. EOsenham, j. a. Wood and family, New
York.
Arrivals at stevens House, Lake Placid-H. y.
and \. i. Duncan, Dr. X. y. Cutler,
Phillip and Hugh Cabot. NJ. J. Bigelov, the Misses
Ice. F. b. MidGiey. Hiss = r. Bergen. G. c. Camp
ben, L. H. Richards, c. W. Riker Miss VI. b. snyder
MIR. aud Mrs. Z. Dubois, t. Elinger. IL. c. Lawson,
n. 5 Lawrence, Ii. IL. Faulkner Mrs. c. c. Car
ponter, Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Waller, Edward d.
sperry, New-YOrk
Arrival, ut Taylor's. on SchroOn Lakc-Mr ard Mrs
s. W. Woodward, the Misses Woodward Miss Everett
Mr. and Mrs f. p. Allen, Miss G. NJ Allen, Mr.
and Mrs ). Lord. the Misses Lord, Mrs. J. Baum
Miss W c. Engel. Mrs. T. a. Well. f. S. Warner
Mr. and Mrs. O. Patterson +. VI. I'M, Miss = L.
White Mr. and Mrs. ID. Da Porte, T. :. Da Ponte, a
Ehrllch ". 4. Witty and family F. Gillespie T. O.
Harris. Mrs William IL. Townsend. the Misses Town
send Kew York.
saranac Inn is filed with guests. Everybody is
The many entertainments provided by Landlord Rid
die. Among the guests are b. A CrooksIank, G. F
Cutlcr NJ {. Dalton. ID. :. Con. Nj. and. Mrs. I
+. steele Anna steele, Mr. ana Mr. " n West Wee1t
a. J. Hedges, }. >. Darcy, Miss G.. X. bergen, F. y
Midglcy G.. NJ Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Il; VI. Els
Ton, Miss sherman. Miss COrstinc. II. :. Chiffon. II.
:. Lambert Mrs. Kissel, Mr.. aud Mrs. W.
Mrs W. NJ BrOOkfcld DR.. and Mrs. Frazer, j. II
and II. F.. Andrews, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. L. BerselL