New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
SARATOGA'S MANY GUESTS
LAST WEEKS ARRIVALS sURPAss Pop
MER RECORDS.
DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS GATHERING O..
CIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATIONS PRO.
GRAMME-PREPARING FOR
FLORAL FESTIVAL.

arrivals this week have been by far the hesv,.s
so far this year. and are daily increasing in Nus,
Der This promises to be one OF the mos, ~,
porous Augusts Saratoga has enjoyed in y..,
The is at its height and proving a br,.,-.
one. The weather has been fine and refrs.h,
showers have added the bracing atmosnh.ss
Social and other functions have followed in r,,,
succession
Democratic politicians much In evidence a..
there is almost "A continuous performance IN m
shape OF piazza conferences and roof gard.
politics" All kinds OF Democratic leaders are .,
pected here tonight and Tomorrow and early n.,,
week conferences will be held by the dlferen, o,
tions both OF which are i-Bryan Blu, a.
Bryan silver forces do not propose to be whollv q,
nored they have arranged for a conference has.
on August "a. The Tammany people look upon N.
Van Wyck boom hardly a boomlet
The Saratoga Floral Association and Carn,v.,
Committee is perfecting arrangements for the an.
nual floral festival. which will take place on Sen.
TENDER s. 6 and I. Charles c. Lester. behalf !,
the Saratoga Bar Association. extended an invita-
ton to the State Bar Association to visit Sara,
toga at the time OF the floral festival and Il ha,
been accepted by the latter organization Sew
eral other associations throughout the State hav.
signhed their intention OF being here during the en-
tire week
The Sunday evening meeting on August 90 to b
addressed here by Booker T. Washington, is al
ready commanding much attention. Services will
be suspended in many Of the churches.
The Universalists who concluded their eighteenth
annual meeting here last Sunday evening len
on the following morning on an excursion TO Queen
| City Park The UniversaIists expect to hold Their
nineteenth National summer meeting in Saratoga.
! The Rev DR.. Wilbur F. Crafts Of Washington
will begin his series Of lectures here on August 4
| The Nineteenth Century Club will reach The
! United States Hotel Tuesday next
4 life saving station has been established d
| Saratoga Lake.
The Watervliet knights OF Columbus made an e.
! cursion here on Wednesday.
| Four thousand people attended the Primrose
Dockstader entertainment at the convention Hal
| on Tuesday evening.
The Troy Citizens Corps will hold its annual out.
| ing here on August 30 The corps will bivouac 1t
| the Grand Union Hail. where dinner and bal
| have been arranged.
The marriage Of Miss Fanny Evans Payne grand.
| daughter Of ex-Congressman James NJ Marvin, OF
| this place to Arthur Marcus King son OF the Rev
| DR.. James NJ King. Of New-York City, will taxa
| Mace AZ Bethesda Episcopal Church next Monday
The rector the Rev Dr. Joseph Carey, will oflcats
The annual outing OF the Prudential Insurance
| Comnanv took place at the south end OF Saratoga
| Lake to-day.
Neil Gilmour. Of Ballston Spa. will deliver an ad
| dress to the Saratoga County Patrons OF Industry
on the occasion Of their annual picnic at Saratoga
Lake on August IL.
The Rev. Dr. Robert P. Kerr. OF Richmond, Va,
will preach in the First Methodist Episcopal C"u'ea
| tomorrow morning.
benefit given 10 c. H. Van Arnan' OF inc
Grand Union Hotel. this evening
| Jacob Worth who recently returned from Europsl
| is occupying his cottage the east side OF the
| town.
The American Social Science Association I"
which Simeon E Baldwin. OF New-HaVeh coh"-
| Sen
and continue in session several days Inc annual
| address will be delivered by the president whose
| subject will be The Natural Right 10 Natura
Death" The annual report OF the genera sec's
| ,ary will be made by Frederick Stanley hoo'' ..
| Ney-York In the department OF educauoh anu
ar, remarks will he made by the CHAIRMAN Jus
Rev DR. Joseph Anderson, OF waterbury YIN.
| followed by a paper by Arthur Reed hlmoaii' y,
| The Waterbury American" on The Educauohai
| y,lue ~ tho Newspaper" The department Of
| social economy and finance will begin It's dehoera.
tons by an opening address By Sne enar M Com
the social economy section ~ SahooiL u -niysi
| cord Mass. Social Relations IN wv pro pro-
| states" The secretary OF the department I'm ntg
lessor w T wilcox. OF cornell 1niVet f ~ Two
make report on The Social Relations OF Ihe rtor
| Chief Races In the Southern States Mrs. r'v y,
! ence Kelley OF Chicago. VIII present papor S
lne which will be discussed by Joseph Lee
and Miss + NJ Howes of the Boston sO Gg PrsOn
LEAGUE paper On ne prepared by Major R.
W McCiaughry. OF Joliet H.. Will be debated Oy
Brockway Of ,ne R bnga PROT Professor j. W.
Jenks will preside over the finance seCllon t''i NJ
ducory remarks will be mace oy rtpe5f Aleyne
Ireland will make an address on The Finsn TSa
administration OF Colonial Depen9}enG rsnr,dence
OITr nv made by professor Isaac Franklin Russell
81 the Ncw-York University Law school rs SRe;
W" ,bn Eorthwestern University on 'IerritorsI
Acquisition: by Justice Woodward, Oh Ne" sns"s
Teeislnton By Francis B. Thurber OF New rOrS
on The Right to Combine by senator SorJ
Of NewYoTk on IGe t AtSey Of T. the SewYor.
University Law School on the ira ii U In
Lawyer The department 81 he presided over BY
DE w H. DAILY OF Pittsburs Papers VIII surgeon IN
by Or Irving C. Ross 81 W Sbe United States
Marine Service Dr. w iierdman OF r6 As assocs.
and BY pr Elmer LeS s Of in the Grand ARM
| Hail The members will stay at the Ih''eH Stow
h9, morg late arrivals from NewYork are the i0'
'0 Tniied States Ho.el.ME and Mr.. W FAIR
NSii6 w w Parsons. Mrs D Z Hay Mss ad +
Hawey. C. P wyckof. NJ S ana MrS Nr ~ and Mrs
nne g. Letter. Mrs cameron Mrs L sSniTs?Mffs
Miss schesnger, Mr. and MIS- IL, So King
s SnSyKf n H'S W Mcvickar, / + II Bets: Mri
| c. A McCoun, J. II. Jones ana MI anu '''''
W GRAND Union Ho,e-c. W Bell D Harris arr! T. T.
Van wyck. g. H. DlIon Mr x ana MN Mrs = VI
Humphrey Miss Coleman. J. P Byrness. M'is n
MSA3ss Nrf pd ha1dsr' n N waer 9a1 ars
ot Miss + Mott Mr. and Mrs. / g. Bre ,,,ss,
il II Brennan Mrs pov MsmmsMIf fs Fl T. podg
Miss r ] Hood Mrs. r. Irving, NJ j SH9ne'' :"
j Mullen and Mr N and and MRS Mrs r. H. SohsH
uoS,man Mr. and Mrs T @ Quincy; j. NJ; Mrs. Nrs
Mrs j. Roche Keller and Med f2m my Misses M Bdsa
t M II Msses Williams. Mr. and Mrs G Wal %rs
j. G. Backus c Rad s.sari = Fl II TTyer
/ W Fem Mr. and Mrs W. Miller. Mr.. an Wr and and
W S. jerks. Mr.. and Mrs ", e. sew w smith and
! Mrs. c. A. Brice. . ,, = + Lorey
Windsor Hotel-T. J. McCuskey. r: L. Mrs ~
r Bulkeey. W j La Roche and pr : H.E Widen
/ Worden Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. j; FG,crsdy Mrs
/ 8 W Alderman T. d. Reilly, }. ~ . G'1 nv and
! {. c. beverly. Miss f. McKeeyer NJ d Imam nan and
! family Mrs. S A. Sterne. Mrs '" Lehman
/ Miss y. Lehman . -, Mrs
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