New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
UNRIVALLED SARATOGA.
HOW THE WATERS OF THE SPRINGS LOOK
UNDER GLASS.
DEMOCRATS ENJOY THEM BETTER THAN TIE
CHICAGO NoMIN ATIOHs-A REGIMENTAL RE-

| r-NTON-TUF MUSIC OF THE SUMNER
earatoca springs " Y. June % Cspecial''-ln these
lovely June DAYS one Of the most Interesting 't"'' !"
be seen at this centre of health renewing mineral io"
tains is the groups Of visitors gathered hor''"s ""u
evening about the springs. Formerly the waters were
dpped ont OF tubes but that ancient custom mas Deen
greatly improved upon. and the change me''S WIN
popular favor The bubblng. erervescine ""'erS ',o
now seen tumbllnG and capcring In large E'9' 'V''o
or globes These globes are similar III P"''eI" "
those nsed on arc lights. but of much greater dineh
,ions and strength They cOnneciel Nv si'S'-
ured mines with the tube. and the natural gases direct
from Natures laboratory far down toward the ceh1e
of the earth force the waters to the snr'"c. '"0
gases seek their freedom through bubbles or e'o"ics
that by the million are con SANITY rising In the trans
y.1rcnt globes and In the bright sunlight or nhoer nc
glare Of arc lights they shine and twinkle with inc
dazzling brilliancy OF many diamonds ~ IS
never-cndlng spectacle and it has strange f"scni
tlon for the large numbers who sit tables ~ CON-
vcnient distances while Imblbns the waters "l" 'o'
tent,,ly watch the marvellous produr ton Of Nature
As time has gone on ard the medicinal properties Oh
the forty springs no two alike, have been scichuchN
arrived at and the visitors have been instructed ho"
70 use them greater and beneficial results are
ecrred Occasionally some thirsty mortal with half
eallon capacity foollshly attempts to lnnndn'c MN
self at sitting and when his overbuNche" slS."
n few hours later imposes racking heada'hc' DO
gains large amount OF painful experience III Sh'rV
time The waters, taken Judicou>N, arr hiS"N "'''
fetal. The table waters may lie considered IN thc
light OF a beverage but those Of n cahar'lc ha'u'c
arc a palatabc mcdcine-coolng, rejuvrnating ana
ipvigorating. They are always a source OF ""huer'
The Chicago nominations caused not particle or
enthusiasm among Democrats, whether citizens "r
visitors, large numbers OF whom watched the 'ce-
graphic bulletins during the weary hours OF W'dne5-
day night and Thursday morning. The Clcvcl'hdi'es
are less sucn than the ltcS. and the former orenN
of. n been.
can, in general express confidence that the -uc cSsiui
ticket next November Will le ihc headed by iar
son and Red. who are daily increasing In p'hU'"i
Strength. Fractional differences amon- KcpuDi'ai III
this region have disappeared and thcy are uhlt Ior
the ticket Several Rcpblica clu have b. en- organ
ized throughout saratoga County, and others VII! De
created rs soon rs the campaign fairly opens.
The surviving veterans Of the }Oth Re-mcht y l. >
VOLUNTEERS. will meet in reunion here on June ~
This regiment raised by Colonel fTs'lr' oil ~
bany. who was Killed at the head OF his r"'anand.
During the first year Of the a religious revival
took place in the 22d Regiment In the same brigade
Mater "Morg@ Cry slcr reported the fact u Coi'hei
Frisbic In the following manner: " Colonel "cN w"
aware that the ed fellows Were MAILING PETER
record than the Both b)ys1 Their chaplin he's
hustler has been converting lot ~ them tefr"F''
and this morning NJ daybpa, lie baptized fifteen
down In the creek beyond 'he woods Colonel
Fri-bIc, who was Of an impu-ive and impc'u"us
nature jumped to his feet and exclaimed Il saw
Major where's the Adja;ant Have him request cap
tain Blven b. report hence AT Once-lmmediateN :
Captain ,Bliycn reported promptly, when Coion'l
Frisble issued his order verbally in his fashion cap
IA n the 2ad chaplin has converted and baphsr iit'h
Of whit Morg' calls icrror,. and don't propo'" To
be outdone BY any other regiment In the Army OF
the Potomac detail at once twenty 81 your "'IVrH
and to v. sir. that they are baptized inside oi
twenty minutes. and then turn them over In onr
chaplain 10 be converted. % You understand me!'
81. nfftr
his superior and departed 10 carry odt the orer THIS
WAS probably the only ocla hapnzlng tpIt ever took
place I'm the Army ~ the Potomac. Three out OF the
baptized twenty stll survive and will meet their
veteran comrades at the reunion.
Compound locomotives that able 10 " climb n
tree were exhibited here by President Ellis, OF the
Schenectady Locomotive Works. To- TIE Master Car
Eudcr,' and Master Mechanics associations the first
part Of the week The trceclimbers" were made for
seward Webs Adirondack road and also for IN Con
tlal Iar'c road and afOt Western railway. Pr"sie
Ellis Tuesday afternoon carried th" rdlroadcrs by
special train over 10 schenectady 10 Inspect his worh
They returned early In the evening and Pre- dent Ei
entertained them with luncheon ri tie Grand Union
Hotel. which f. lis summer abiding place.
c. W. stubs orchestra, Of New YORK. viii begin iis
summer musical engagement at the United SotS Hotel
next week. This Will BE- the nineteenth consecutive
seas, IN that Professor stub will have furnished the
music the States. The buffalo orchestra will On
lulv begin n. f,rand Union Hotel engagement TWO
musical In Congress Spring Park. aud Joyces
o,chestra. Of New foiA, WI aInvc at Coneress ian
about the time. other musical ORGANIZATIONS
will reach here n week later.
The Master Car Budcrs' Association and the Mister
Moclanic,' Association. which this week concluded
their here. will probably met at Wa"st,
Wis. next year. The selection 81 place Is left with
and IL is understood that WaIkcsha will have the call
Dan" Ricc's offer 10 bet Tennessee land which lie
claims 70 be worth $3.50 900 that Cleveland Will carry
the state Of New York and be elected excite, the
au !c smiles OF those white crowned SaratOgns who
remember him a diplcr boy AT one Of the gushing
mineral springs here 4 couple Of generations ago.
Colonel" Rice. az he T. called. Is native ~
n prominent and arOc-quc character here
half century ago. The Colonel Is now HVine
i'm retirement Ncw-Nork city. says gray
haired SarntOgian: Dan Rice wants Ia bet $4,000
worth Of land. ch that Cleveland viii be elected liz
owns % 600 acres Of Tnnrssee land. chi lie does,
does he? Well in my judgment, II he'll Just knock ,
off three ciphcrs and place decimal after the .. and
I'm Just willing gamble - - that II somebody took
him M he'd hedge lnsid" Of twenty minutes. on
! used to know Dan when he boy and have
kept track Of him pretty We'll during all these years
Circus ring betting through his hat Is not business
Onc-half OF this political betting is clear fake. ard
the public should not be- miscd =
The Delaware and IiudSon's full complement Of
summer trains GOES into effect 10 morrow.
Fifty railway conductors aud their wives arrived
here Wednesday from Boston, and made their head |
quarters at the American Hotel
The Cambridge. Mass. C,mmaudcry X. r.. reached !
here Thursday after and remained nj Congress
Hall until to-day, when they started their return
trip.