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D. M. Kyle on Trial.

Wednesday in the corporation court
the case of the COmmenw wealth VS.. d.
M. Kyle charged with the killing of
VIM. L. Ryan last month, was taken
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New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
SARANAC INN.

saranac Inn. n. Y. Aug. (SpeciaO.
the week the inn has been visited by a number
OF New Workers.. and these. with the increasing
number of regular patrons. who always return
with the first OF August. has made the week Just
closing one OF the busiest In the history Of this
famous resort
The Rev. Arnold Harris Hord was one os the
new arrivals of the week. joining Mrs. HOrd at
the Birches, Frank J. Firth's cottage. near the
Inn. Work on the new cottage being erected
for the Rev. and Mrs. HOrd is being pushed.
and 1t will be ready for occupancy before the
end OF the present season.
Mr.. and Mrs III. w. Sage, OF New York. arc
the latest additions 20 the cottage colony here,
having taken the DR.. Ward camp at Markham
Point, for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. e A. Lockwood, Of New York
arrived this week the guests of Dr. J. b.
Cosby, OF New York. at Pine Point, Mrs z. w.
5ucknelFs camp, which DR.. Cosby has rented
for the season. Richard Croker jr who hes
been the guest Of DIR. Cosby. Will soon start on a
trip abroad.
A. H. Vernam jr., and Josiah Macy. OF New
YORK. have been visiting at Moss Ledge Camp.
r n. b: Freyl1nshuysen, who has been in camp,
left early in the week for New York
Several parties OF ST. Regis campers have
reached the inn this week, taking luncheon and
returning to their camps the same day. One OF
these included Mrs Rowland Haggerty Pell and
Rowland Haggerty Pell. tr Another was made
up of Miss Mildred Phelps Stokes, Harold
Phelps Stokes. Miss Jessie Young and Miss
Gertrude NJ. Young
party Of young people, including Francis N
Bangs, Mrs. z. L. Nassau, Miss Mary w Bangs
Miss Helen Bangs and Miss Helen NJ Van De
Carr, arrived at the Inn this week and was
joined later by Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Bangs.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
THE WAWBEEK.

Wawbeek. N Y, Aug. 4 (SpeciaD-The yvon-
en- at the Wawbeek and the camps near the
hotel have united in their annual work for the
Upper Saranac fair in the interests Of the Adj
rondack Cottage SanatoEium. A committee. con-
sisting Of Mrs. L. E. Holt Mrs John Towne
Mrs Jenkins, Mrs j. Ben Hart Mrs D. s.
Wightman. Mrs. BroOme and Mrs. Krebs met
on Thursday afternoon at the camp of Mrs
Iowne. near the hcosl. and discussed plans for
the talF. which takes place the last Saturday in
August.
Tennis is the popular game at the Wawbeek
Just now. and the young people are arranging
for a tournament to be held soon. Among tho
players who will take part are the Misses Rena.
and Belva Dula, Miss Bauvier, Mr. and Mrs
David l. Leslie, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p Lang
Dr. and Mrs o. s. Wightman and Robert L.
DUla. Scme fine cups have been offered by J.
Ben Hart proprietor of the Wawbeek.
DR.. and Mrs. D. Bryson Delavan. Of New
York, were among the arrivals OF the week.
They had expected to come earlier, but Dr. Del
avan, who was physician TO Mrs. Russell Sage
was detained by Mr.. Sage'S illness and death.
C. Q. Dula, who is here with Mr.. and Mrs r.
B. Dula and family. is an expert fisherman. and
during the week has brought in a number OF
hne lake trout. Mr.. Dula has his launch here
and delights to take parties Of his friends to
points of interest about the lake One Of these
parties. including Mr.. Dua, his brother Robert
Dula, j. E. DeVine and DR.. o. s. Wightnan
went on bass fishing trip up the Raquette
River one day this week and met with fairly
good success.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
WeGther There Fine-AU Outdoor
Sports Popular.

Hotel Champlain. N. Y, Aug 4 (SpeciaD-
The weather man at Hotel Champlain is fur
nishing days Of bright sunshine and cool breezes
which call the guests to outdoor pleasures from
morning till night.
All OF the varied sports that are offered here
tennis. golf. boating. swimming. horseback
riding. etc.-are in high favor. and it would be
difficult 20 decide which is the most popular.
For the last few days. however. golf may be
said 20 have been IN the lead. owing perhaps.
10 the presence OF several expert players Among
them is Archibald Graham. Of Paterson n J.
Two tournaments arc being played of on the
links to-day. One is an eishteen-hole hanGicap
Tor men for q cup offered by Mrs. D. A I4orlnC
OF New York. and the other is a nfne-hole handI-
cap Tor women for cup put UP by Mrs. n y
Gordon, OF Montreal " "
Tea win be served at the clubhouse at 4;8O
o'clock this afternoon.
The Hotel Champlain Cup, a handsome sfIxya-
trophy, for which interesting tournarnenfg are
played every year, will be put up IN a couple
OK weeks. The rule governing the possession OF
thsI cup is that if won twice by the same per~
son 70 Will belong 20 him forever. Mr. N!ck-
nam ls the present holder OF the cup
Jack Regain saud Nswcornb Baker, enf New
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
WHITEFACE INN

Aa6e Placid n Y. Aug 1 CSpeciaD-The vvee1
ut the inn has been marked bv a npr,ber .,
pleasant little parties into which all Of the vopns
people spending the summer here have entere3
heartily. One Of the most pleasing OF the nurner-
GUS recent social gatherings held here was ths
zee given Ia the inn parlors one afternoon h,
.Ts .T1lsS Neiiie Aeyser. assisted by Miss Margaret
Burroughs. OF New York
There has been a continual round NJ cole md
ten1ls games. mountain parties coaching mar
r1eS and other affairs OF q similar nofITra all
or which have served to make the week PASS
Miss Elsie sweezey. OF New York, who is here
1OF tne summer, Is q soprano singer and on one
or two occasions has entertained with vocal
selections IN the parlors
AFs. NILS. VIE Of Harrington Mills, takes a
Keen interest IN the promotion OF the social
heaVltles among the guests at the inn, and IS
s-SM aLtanglns several pleasing little affairs TO
Sake place during the month
Swimming is fast supplantine the other snorts
az fae I'm, and the women there are taking an
1ct4Re part IN Il The Misses NJ Assrnan and
i4o1@ AssInan. who are spending the summer
AttS VAIN u1eif mother, Mrs. /. A. ASsunan are
'--oNs the most expert Of the women swimmers.
E&-Congrsassnaan David Mercer was among the
Hrrivals Of the week at the Inn Tho occu,9ants
g Ntie cottages and camps grouped afo,,f the
s4-A A4ss been entertaining a number OF erIests
-eS' ana AIRS j. G. A. Fisher arrived fhis week
2t camp COOss, where they are ,v,risf,,e- .,ot.
9augnreE ana son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs owen
z -AEunroe Fisher. '
One OF the most enjoyable luncheon par+ies oP
the week was that given for the members oF
hne camp Coosa party by Mr. and Mrs Fisher
y. AshDroole Griffith 4. c. Jordan ana FJovv
eTG LQngstrefh. Of New York, arrived this weak
Soining the house party Of Mr. and Mrs w "
bupplee, at Camp Theanograns.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid, n. Y. Aug. (SpeciaD.-Guests
az the Grand View are proud Of their baseball
team. Seven victories have been won from the
tsams representing other mountain hotels in
quick succession. During the week several more
baseball enthusiasts have arrived. Among them
are Alexander NJ Ross and c. W. Van Nos
trand. both OF New York w " Walters jr
manager OF the Criterion Theatre who is here
1or the summer, is also a baseball enthusiast.
MIS-. Walters. who. as Miss Charlotte Maconda,
s. q well known oratorio singer. takes an active
part N the social life at the Grand View.
A number OF young people among the
weeks arrivals. and the hotel is now a gay
place. The dances are well attended Miss
Alice II Brown, who is here with her sister,
GlFs. G. A Deal, is active in promoting the sue
cess OF these affairs. Thomas Parkes, son OF
the proprietor, who joined his parents this week,
Sc one OF the young taking an active inter-
est Ia AL the social events Others are j. P
icT2 and n. Mora, sons Of Mr. and Mrs
y Mora. Jrs of Havana. Cuba: Dr. Robert Fox
11T. and Mrs e. G. Sewall and 7. z. Forest.
Bliss Ethel Barteau, OF New York. who is here
with Ar. and Mrs. 7. W. McKelvey is another
little house parties
Tennis Is the popular game here and tourna-
ment is now being arranged. Mrs A. Heating
Eisher Is one OF the women players who VIII
take part IA this event. L L. Lewis who ar
rived this week. joining Mrs Lewis ana their
the tournament. Others who will undoubtedly
enter are ". Med. Caffery and Charles Nc
Relvey.
Mrs. J. M. Gardner and her niece Miss Edna
Rogers, OF New York, were among the arrivals
nf the week Mr. and Mrs. Z. w Lancaster
ana their children, who have visited here every
summer Tor the last ten years. returned this
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
THE STEVENS H0msE.

Lake Placid. N. Y. Aug. CspeciaD.-To the
varied forms OF sport with which they have
managed 10 pass the time away the guests here
added another pastime this week The fine
.aoonnght nights have been just suited to ex-
S1Lslohs on the lake, and on Wednesday night
= large party Of the guests chartered The staa19a
-SoLas ~ Ahd had a most enjoyable ride Mountain
NLiiAplAg mas also been popular this week he
cause OF the fne weather. F H Law of Nav
h 10ih headed one party making the ascent of
NhiUeface on Thursday.
There has been much interest in boa+fno ba
Ils week ana the regular weekly race OF the
Lake Placid Yacht Club to be sailed TODAY is
pelng awaited with impatience MANY Of the
members OF the club have placed e,yift Jlo rdlo
1oats IN commission this season but the sad
O0' y.W 2 new 4%-horsepower boat which George
- stevens. proprietor Of the Stevens TJonse
paced on the lake this week has them all beaten
The Stevens House baseball team ~, 7,r,-s
Of - TO l. -" 'e9i" OV score
The arrival this week Of 7 r NgcAsopo- *
e1Hs' win his family has given a consid
cradle impetus to tennis and fo1,r,a ,,.s =!
now being arranged. 'ieilI Is
The Stevens House &c a ,ov,,, -
tne judges. Justice Kelly Of the e,,n,oo @iioLls
sssLAeeu this week with his son Ted,.-arS a as =
r-o .IlaushteTs Miss Elizabeth S Kelly ana Nc1s.
- - ese re Kelly Justice Greenba1Irn also ~
~ supreme Court, IS his cottage ncar +be
1anS o.S' q ana 10 ms week Judge and Mrs y n WI
80 "a o. scranton, Penn arrived accor1,,i a a a., -
SneT granddaughter MISS Warren 0'i'paiiieo py
spencer O. Prime jr.. son OF Senator Prime
GsTace E51aI5 me ,@TrlVais this week and Miss
S-s - pls41e OF New York, was 1ojneS b1, Mis-
SeTtrude Waters, also of New. York ORR OS MISS
sn- lazy @ oI me women here are this season TAX
T.i ~ al dcGte interest in golf Miss FIarr;at+
@e9 @ilu 1dTs- Florence Hughes wife of can
s41n. s4n a,nehsS. Z S A. the Misses Macdonald
sF, [.sS aIlSe AlctToy and Miss Schultz arc amonG
ssot.sS 80 tayeIs OF former seasons who have
1T'IIAeo airs stephen H. Heating and NTrs II
A -, aaeslnor are also devoting much time to the
- 49, S1tI tl1is season. A j. Reach, in camp near
Eof matches. " 1i0 uihereil'
ms assembly Committee on Forests and For
I VII ~ arrive IN Lake Placid on Monday and
Stevens House at Ghe
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

and departures OF friends and relatives OF the
campers at the various camps about the lake
during the week. and occupants OF tho different
camps have Joined in many enjoyable little eS-
cursions TO Saranac Inn, by way OF the seven
carries, and 70 other points of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Verplanck Hoffman ar
rived this week with their children at Camp
Hof on the Lower st. Regis Lake.
Miss u. q. Cutting arrived 0t the camp OF Dr.
T. r. French. on Spitfire Lake. and Clifford
Drake arrived az Twin Pines, the camp OF his
father. Simeon j. Drake, on this lake.
george b. Agnew joined the house party at
Birch Island, the Upper ST. Regis camp OF Mr..
and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes. =. M. Blagden
VINO has been the guest there Of Harold Stokes
LETT with the Harvard crew for Europe.
Charles r. Henderson, who has been In camp
since the opening OF the season, has been in New
York ON business this week. but is expected back
again soon.
Samuel II. French Joined Miss Catherine
French az Camp hatia. the Upper st. Regis
camp of George II. Earle Miss WeIlbaun. who
had been visiting there. returned 20 the city this
week.
Mrs. II. G. Trevor left camp this weel, for n
few days at her farm on Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

YORK; Harold Danziger. Of New Orleans and
<Archla Gordon, of Montreal who are spending
uD tent in tbo WIcn , .ileF @ . tIT,ISs L nve sss
and are tasting the delights of camping out
me noys nave engaged the services Of one OF
tile small caddleS from the golf club TO whom
they have given the title Of janitor OF the camp
Inc lads spend the greater part Of the days at
their bachelor quarters which now have the
charm OF novelty and they have announced an
az nome day. when parents and friends will
pe invited to inspect the bungalow.
A progressive hearts party was arranged by-
the hotel management Tor last Tuesday night
II was held in the White parlo~ and was en-
heHogg OF Amsterdam, N. Y. silver
picture frame. the women's prize and D. o.
Wickham Of New York City. received a sill
yer mounted fountain pen, the prize for the
men. After the game the guests deserted the
card tables for the sunroom. where refreshments
were served
On the following evening the midweeEx hon
drew the guests again to the white parlOr. These
Wednesday dances are quite informal, which is
one OF the reasons for their popularity.
The flowers that grow around Hotel Cham
plain are in the height Of their glory now and
masses OF brilliant color Great jardiniereA filled
with flowers artisticalIY combined, are scattered
mere and there. and assist greatly In beautifying
the parlors and the office.
charming walk these days lies across the
golf links to the garden. where row after row OF
sweetpeas. roses and other fragrant flowers are
IN bloom A pretty custom OF the hotel Is the
daily distribution among the guests Of bouquets,
which are brought up every afternoon from the
garden
Almost every day motor cars that are follow
ms the route OF the Glidden automobile tour
stop at Hotel Champlain.
Six cars. belonging to members OF the Auto
mobile Club OF Montreal. brought down their
owners and dozen friends last Saturday. to re-
main over Sunday. These automobllists re-
ported that the roads between the hotel and
Montreal are in splendid condition.
Arthur Maitland and J. II. Branch. 1F.s OF New
York City, who are travelling on Lake Cham
plain IN their yacht the Swallow. docked here
last Sunday.
The hotel register shows unusually large
number OF arrivals this week from New York
Among them are William Baylis, whose wife has
been here for the last month; Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Fletcher and Andrew Fletcher. tr. Mr.. and
Mrs Frederic Stevens. Mrs ]. NJ. Reynolds, Miss
Belle RenneN. AIF and Mrs. James c. Bushby and
WillSie Bushby. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hicks and son.
William A. HutchesOn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Logan,
JC,. .snnd Mr.. and Mrs.,A. C. olney.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
-,-,-,.x-c,Ty7l.:;ZZ r.
Parade and Sports Excite Much Central New York
Village n Midsunnser.

ground near the school building, which he in
'eIiQs 10 give as playground for the children
among automobile parties who have arrived
stout and family. Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs
James A Woolf of New York, who are at the
Darrow House, and Dr. c. r. Burlew, of Yon-
Rers. n Y. who Joined Mrs Burlew at the
KendaIlwood.
Tho Earle cottage. in East James street has
oeen leased by J. e Wainwaring. Of New York.
for the remainder Of the season His family
arrived this week
Among the arrivals at the Tunniclifre cottage
curing the week were Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Calnoun and Miss Julia Calhoun.
N4rs. T. Aalsted Myers has Joined Mrs. Hawley
at the Tuler for q short stay
Arrivals at the various houses during the week
from New York include the following:
AZ the Berkeley Waiontha~-E. s. Parkinson
MISS Esther Wood Miss Sarah Wood, F. Weigh
man. w. b. Callahan, David Nugent Thomas J
Mclaughlin. Mrs. En5ury Palmer, Miss Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. B. latham. Mr. and Mrs Andrew
g Stout and family, Augustus r. Platt Miss NJ
w. Henderson. Marshall Adams, Miss Dorothy
Radley, Miss Erminie Becker and r. " Wishard
At the Tuller-Mrs. M c. Wilkins J. r Og-
den, James M. Leopold. Mrs. L. Reynolds
Henckel. Miss Henckel and Mrs. T. Halsted
Myers and family.
At the Kendallwood-E. NJ Earle G. E. Main
waring and Frederick G. Baumann
At the Cary cottages-Afiss de Cerlez Mrs
@. Frederick Stohlmann. Miss Marie Stohimann
and Frederick Stohlmann.
AT the Tunnicliffe cottage-Mrs. Anna e.
Berry, Miss l. Men. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira A, Kip and Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Tracy
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin N Y. Aug. 4 CspeciaD.- Sportsmen
at the Algonquin united to-day In the first shoot
ing tournament of the season II was held on
the Algonquin range and there were classes for
rife and revolver. The list Of entries was large
among those taking part being J. Morris Rogers
A. c. Haskns. Dr. ]. c. Munroe. John Harding
proprietor OF the Algonquin: James McCourt and
L. S. Meats.
The awards in the regatta contests were made
Monday evening, and the occasion was made one
Of the iolliest Of the The prizes included
gold and silver cups and gold and bronze watch
fob medals. Those receiving them and the con-
tests in which they winners were: Mems
singles, Altman Harding OF John Harding,
proprietor OF the Algonquin ladies' singles, Miss
Helen Gould Thedford; doubles, Clifford Bfnn,
Samuel Crawford and Oscar Carlson, coxswain;
f1fty-yard swim, Homer Hopes Evans; singles
with lady, W. White; tub race, F. M. Reamer;
diving contest A. ]. Kinkave; launch races, first
class, John Dickert second class, Burr Gray;
hundred yard swim, Homer Hopes Evans.
hearts party was another feature OF the pps-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
THE AMPERSAND.

Ampersand, N. Y, Aug 4 (SpeciaD-The an
nouncement this week by Mr.. Noulton OF the
dates for the ninth annual open tournament Of
the Ampersand Golf Club has set all the golf
players here hard at work on the links getting
in form. The qualifying rounds and first rounds
for the Ampersand Cup and the Consolation
Cup will take place on Saturday, September l.
a special prize going to the person making the
best gross score. Monday. September 3. will
be given up to the second rounds for these two
cups, the first rounds and semi-fnals for the
Eaton Cup offered by Charles NJ. Eaton. owner
or the AmperSandzand the first round and semi
hnals for the Blasted Hopes Cup. The finals for
all four cups will be played on Tuesday morn
ing, September !. when the 1S-hole handicap
event for the algonquin cup will also take place
The Ampersand Cup is the ambition of all the
pest players in the Adirondacks and many
players come into the woods late IN the season
just to try for this trophy. It was won last wear
by w. E. Patterson. OF New York. Entries for
the tournament this year will close with Nor
man r. Huselton on August 81
Inc Ampersand baseball team continues 20
WIN victories, ana has seven to its credit thus
far this season.
Sailing is a popular sport among the Young
people. Miss Williams, daughter OF Otis L. VIII
laIns, of New York, in camp near the hotel and
MISS Florence Sayre are among the Vounv
women here who find much pleasure in this form
The fishing about the Ampersand continues
eood- Dr. Z. w. Brown returned from a short
Trip the other day with string of bass weigh
ing tWenty-four pounds the FISH in IL averaging
IN weight two and a half pounds each. His