New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

launches, one steam launch and about hfty gqi5'
boats, brilliantly illuminated with japanese an
terms. formed in line in the bay in 'front.' OF thi
hotel. two abreast and proceeded TO and around
float also Illuminated. anchored or Eagle Island
thence 70 a point beyond the Algonquin. where m
procession disbanded- a continuous display O.
fireworks from the float took place while the pArad'
was passing. All Of the cottages and the Amper
sand and the Algonquin were brilliantly lunl
mated. and after the carnival was over tner'
many dinner and rarebit parties given a. ta'
cottages in honor II the many visitors from al O
the neighboring Adirondack resorts
The carnival fttingly terminated one OF m
greatest days in the history Of the hotel In th
morning golf tournament took place, and In m
afternoon a baseball game. so thar il was urel
lot OF guests that filed the hotel when night came
In last Saturdays golf tournament John con
diet won first honors. with Dr. Robert y New
man second The prizes were handsome trophies u
the shape OF cups. This week there was womeni
were awarded, and to-day the weekly men 5 ha''l-
Ampersand's baseball team has been doing gIea
work this season The game last weeN Win "a =,
Saranac Lake There were many breathless me.
ments for the spectators. as the game was Nss,
eighth inning. Six runs made IN the ninth tnnia
TO in Iheir favor another great game was tas
one with the PlattShurg professional team W.. VIZ
of - to 10. Lake PIaCids nine also suffered a as
feat on their grounds. by IS 10 sss-
given here recently Mrs. George Miller and NJ ~
T. NJ P. Mills have both given what are ss,Se s,-s
sent a character IN some we'll known book az
prizes were given 70 those correctly guessins Sas
greatest number OF the titles OF the books -
one given by Mrs Mills was elaborate 9Est-
were Mrs A c Poilion Mrs. Georse Miller. Ms
John Bfdwen and Mrs. William nlworth 40
chestra. given at the hotel on Friday and S,.nds
Scy,s are san,p se' i lvors3 70 the corpositions
OF some one OF the great composers NJ ..~s S- 4.
Is himself composer. and original comPoslons ~, y
his have received much praise from every w.
who heard them; -, .,..-,- sunday
afternoon in the hotel parlors. and az every '-'
there is large attendance .,as an
Hays Dos Pass@s. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E, KIRBY
Miss F. s kirby H. D. Cleveland. Burr "; AS
Intosh, Mr.. and Mrs. John Osborn. FraTl9S FlS
Condict Mrs NJ II Cross Mr. and Mrs 4 \
Burras Mr. and Mrs. F. LoOuis, Mrs A. ~ FeSsi- a.
and Mrs r. E. Jennings. Miss NJ Innan ,9,, SSSsSS + +
gardiner jr n J. Hlar. Hush Ml,!eT pl'tE " Ms
Alice NJ, Frost, Miss Gertrude FroSt and O-
THE ALGONQUIN
saranac Lake \. y. Aug. . (Spec.aD-rae sea
the Algonquin is its height anu ~.
some weeks accommodations have been al a P''
MUM
A great many OF the guests OF the house '','
part in the great water carnival held on 'Ae ".N'
last week and the house was beautifully i1luini'~
for the occasion, The view obtained o. ne -, ~
from the hotel piazzas was OF the best go G.Y an,
represented the AlsOnQun among the power '01-
with his launch Mary JO s.,
Golf and tennis have been the favOr,te SasS,s
which guests have passed many OF the 6ehSa.--.o =
cool. dry days. which have been the rule Ae''
late. ,5,,s
Recent arrivals from New-York are p = ~. ~.
Mrs. William :. Lenen the Misses punPAS -
W, Stursis.
PAUL SMITHS
Paul Smiths. y. Y. Aug. > (Specian-So mu-.
has been happening during the last week that =
a wonder the guests set chance
rest. Golf. tennis. baseball and Yacht racins H~,
been going all OF the time. This weeks me-
handicap In golf was won by Percy r Fyh%e %
Princeton, the intercollegiate Champion Pas.,
scratch, Pyne made the eighteen holes IN NJ - -
Is three better than the previous record o -
course. An exhibition came was played thls -
between Willie Dunn. ex-Open champion ana -
r. Pyne in which Pyne won BY up and % -