New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
DOlNGS AT SARATOGA.
RELIEF ON THE FOURTH FROM THB
TORRlD HEAT OF THE PRECEDING
WEEk-MUSIC AT THE HOTELS

Saratoga Springs N Y. July (speciaD.-sara-
toslans and their thousands of summer visitors hat
Just cause TO rejoice Independence Day vxba,
dt mloday the mercury registered SO degrees In
Ihe shade and there was utter absence OF any
huHhdlty In the atmosphere 1t was in both pleas
Ing and refreshing contrast TO the a. 4aeraa -a.o
that averaged the noon hours for ten days and ac-
companying 80 degree nights. The protracted hoe
wave was unprecedented, so far this section was
concerned and during it's continuance the social
functions OF this resort were greatly fnterfered
with Now that the weather is again on its good
oehavior there IS a general resumption OF all the
gayeties incident to lively and prosperous season
During the severest part of the torrid term the
number OF arrivals failed to keep up TO the daily
average. but beginning on the Fourth Of JULY the
tide Of travel again moved in this direction and Is
now rapidly increasing.
Governor Odell who recently Viewed several
spacious and handsome cottages here expecting to
summer here. has not Yet announced any selection
Saratoga would be pleased to have the Governor as
cottage colonist.
There is still a good demand for cottages for tho
season Jonas Hitler. of New-Orleans. a regular
guest. has leased the Letter cottage IN
Union-ave. Harry Mann, Of New-YOrk City, will
occupy the Mrs Mary E. Mccall cottage, in Circu-
lar-st B. W. Wooster, of Albany. has rented the
Harry Leonard cottage in South Broadway. Mrs.
H B. Cowen. of New-York City, has secured for
the season Miss Nellie Ro1dy's cottage. IN Union
ave. The aggregate number of cottages rented FOR
the season far exceeds that of any previous year.
Cottage life is increasing in popularity.
The Rev. T. F. Chambers. pastor OF the First
Baptist Church. delivered the Fourth OF July adj
dress before the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton The celebration took place in the United
States Hotel drawing room. and was followed BY a
tea The patriotic function given under the
auspices of Saratoga Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. who extended invitation
TO and entertained large number OF visiting
bers.
Saratoga and its guests patrtotically observed
Independence Day. Out without any pyrotechnfcal
embellishments which scheme found great favor
with all AS the great majority of the visitors
have horror of the racket and the danger at
tached the indscriminate OF fireworks. Police
Commissioner Lewis issued an order 10 enforce the
ordinance prohibiting the sale or discharge Of fire.
works within the corporation limits the Fourth
of July Private dinners and other social functions
were largely INDUCED in on the anniversary. Tho
numerous roadhOuses were taxed to their fuli
capacity. and patriotic speeches galore were the
order of the day.
There was a pyrotechnical display in the evening
at Kayadeross Park. on the west shore OF Saratoga
Lake and seven miles south of this village.
Edward Schleicher, of New-York City. has been
elected president of the Badger Club. which early
R,leTs R srs arf6whead roadhouse at Saratoga Lake
The Badger Club is composed almost wholly OF
hotel men from various sections OF the country
T. w Stubs orchestra. OF New York City, which
has furnished the music at the United states Hotel
July 4.
Do5ng g CaSpT 6apd Of Hat TToy On a T open the musical
Max Bendix's orchestra. of New-1ork City. sue
ceeds John I.und'S orchestra. of Buffalo, at the
Grand Union Hotel, where the daily concerts were
begun Thursday last
return to Congress Spring Park on July Is. Cart
land will. probably also furnish the music at the
Kari Schneiders s orchestra. of New-York City
began its concerts at the Kensington Hotel to-day
one of the Hveliest and most popular places in
Saratoga Golf Club. where the numerous devOtees
of this heathfui diversion may De observed daily
of about two hundred and fifty men and women
Of the women have become expert players. and
they take great pride IN their accomplishment
Mrs j. G. Minor Miss Minor and Miss Russell. OF
New-York City: Mrs. J. y. Iiuyck. of Albany; Miss
Mrs G. r smith of Ballston Spa; Mrs. II NJ
Ievergston jr. and the Misses Putnam. OF Sara
The American Institute of instruction began it's
seventv-fiTst annual meeting in the Washington
sessions will be continued up Monday evening in
elusive The delegates number almost thousand
York ard Pennsylvania They make the American
Adelphi Hotel their headquarters
Work the new speedway IS being expedited
The spacious new stables of William Q. Whitney.
Jobn Sanford aud August Belmont. in Nelson-ave.,
are assuming tangible form. They will be COM
pieted about the middle of July,
expects that there will be fully a thousand race
horses here before the opening OF the annual
have already been brought here, and in train
ing at Horse Haven an annex 10 the associations
inent racing stables expected by the management
are those OF William c. Whitney, Louis V. Bell.
August Belmont, ]. J. MeCafferty; Thomas E.
Scott, tr. J & r ssagPaH 81 RohP r sshoTr. g. q
Dowen r J. Heiner William Lakeland. William
Hendrie James Mclaughlin John Daly James r.
]. d. Smith and the Feathssstons and OascS