New-York tribune., 1902-08-03

Scores Of Women pay their ten to a greasy in
dividual at the door. and are passed on to the
You are a lady!" she excIairns. after looking at
.'of course / am" declared one victim. angriiy.
Who ever dared doubt that was lady. ana
perfect pert Ct LADY, &
The palmist rattles for three minutes at rate
which makes IT all but impossible TO understand
There, that is all can tell you for 10 cents.r
While one stin looks dazed she continues:
Fght @ hand has many lines T Which d are es
Card reading for 50 csnts life Peadng s. For &
Take the money one is tempted to cry. and
II any one VINO is summering IN Saratoga should
nf 1oie; donI m besye TIL that ne has sgedenIy come
ali be Iaid to the Enterprise Of a photosEspher at
s 4our sSnssA WS YS6 barg Taken T bs n
n Machine is the way g his sign reads M The vanity
which people stand in line and wait their chance to
don mohe" cap. grasp the lever and be photo
II Sunday comes and one does not know lust
form party and drive out to Saratoga Lake for
dinner. The dinners are famous in more than one
@ the sates on s WSy can dess into
the well parked grounds OF spencer TTasks esfass sn
to commune with nature even though the carriage
is not provided with individual cups FOR the
After reaching the lake there are several old oId
restaurants. Perhaps goes Jim Edleys.
one want to make meal from them alone, even
though there is not a drop OF Irish blood IN MS
veins - - -,
an SaTman as the keT He 1as 15s cerns
coach and HanIan who trains Columbia for con-
fsJ ns Ha nes o the o
were won and lost on single scun contests in i'm
all of tricks resorted to that the contests
ngh come OUT as te 4SVs @ I scbfies IN raos
at POINT oSof Of Pnes. es said a T Rey last sunday
s4e asa Of n%nng RnGn 0f II y R On me and
they sRe% II b he sr crowd had entered man
in the race whose duty was 70 sink me ne
eear 5Ffa IS she ai 'es eairey through my boat up
and pulled ahead alternately until succeedea da ~
Srst. and went on best could It w was "a f, hard
s} tho S 1s WsEe4 0a ass oes esrFy r9
If could have reached the se9Tndrfi 9a S pD'''-
Jim Riley still rows. but no longer IN a shell:
He goes out into the lake IN pShI aaG H
keeps a few fghtins ro9sJers inciuq-ns % cosche
and who is ne tsETos @ Of qOsf DO 4n1 foE t1ss Oes
dinners that are so good that one never fSrgeSs
them They are simply Of bass or ptcksres..
erCisq cbsqm IIH E in n5 tSs way they are cooked
a visit visit to Baston the shire town Of ssratoga
century this the sgmmeE and health resort sort OF q
Northeastern NewY9Tk saTaSoga Tcb %fS S esrai
snriSSs hut thev gradually failed. while those OF
Saararora Increased in number and volume
Traces of Ballstons former glory can 0e seen "a
the elaborate old fashioned homes which line Asn-
ST The old hotels. with one exception nave oseN
burned or torn down. Beyond few cottagerss lne
former Spa has no summer population IL mas oe-
are nroba biy better of to-day. so far as wealth
goes than they would have been had tne SPRINGS
There is one party OF summer visitors at Ballston
this week every member Of which is having tne
tima az his or her life They children from tne
tenement house districts sent out oy Inc Iri2una
Fresh Air Fund. and they are being entertained oy
several Ballston uatrons- IN new Wnite qIesses,
na rites on the lawn to the more fortunate nltie
girls who live IN the delightful country an Sne
Wear round The boys borrowed bicycles play
1oIo across the street The shouts nom ooLn
ppsrties can be heard for a block but no one minds
the noise It is too strong compliment %
Ballston's power to give entertainment -.
BaIston makes little attempt at Social actlNIty
IN the summer. Saratoga Is too near Nearly eVeEy
night during the some merry party or otner
descends on the Springs for dance AZ tne states
or Congress Hall or concert AT the Grand Union,
and the "BaIIston bunch" with It's pretty slris,
chsrrning uatrons and plenty of men, is feature
which visitors who stay any length or tnne VIII
An entirely different note is sounded at Round
country village. sober. sedate and dignihed-1usc
the place for camp meetings. and 1or theIn IL mas
become ia nous. In the centre or a camping and
cottage CT ony IS a large AUDITORIUM Where SoIz
their sessions Many times during the summer
Saratoga Is held up the horrible example OF tne
frfvoIoIIs life and sometimes they say hard Things
about tts excess Of pleasures. saratoga On tno
.Ser bs1d likes Round Lake, with its serious life,
rs missionaries and its meetings. II IS an ancnor
10 vindward. IL were, and the ecno OF iIs
Ieeps the pleasure loving springs from IoESelIis
entirely that there is a serious side 10 NE