New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

members will return the Saratoga Limited to
the metropolis.
The arrivals have been numerous for the third
week in beautiful June and there are gathered here
an unusually large number of visitors. many of
,,horn have made this resort their summer home
for Years The hotels and boarding places are be
coming bright with social cheer and the many en-
tartafurnents that are distinctive feature of
toga summer life. Practically all of the cottagers
have established themselves for the season. and
they may be seen daily at the numerous mineral
springs and the avenues and drives The sea
son is in full motion. and the weather has at last
promised to be its best June behavior, which Is
nothing short OF perfection
While there has been succession OF piazza or
cbestral concerts tie hotels the regular morning
afternoon and evening programmes will not be in
order for a days to come. when Stub Herbert
Doring and Garland will take up their musical
batons for the season. The evening dances at the
hotels will begin the latter part of June. Dancing
has already been started at many of the larger
hoa riding houses and 1t to be entered into
with considerable zest.
The American Medical Association a national or
ganization that for four days last week held its
ffty-third annual meeting here, ard of which Dr.
John A. Wyeth. of New-YOrk City. was president
attracted to this place great number of the most
eminent physicians and Surgeons in the United
States. The amount Of business dispatched was
a record breaker. and President Wyeth pronounced
it the most successful meeting in the history of
the association. Besides the general sessions. the
evening orations and the house of delegates,
papers OF a highly technical and scientific nature
were read and discussed in twelve separate sec
tions departments, meeting simultaneously.
Statistics show that 800 papers, contributed by 362
specialists, listened to and debated in fifty
seven hours and that the general sessions, the ora
tions the house OF delegates and the opening
and closing exercises occupied tweEty-four hours.
making q total OF eighty-one hours that the asso-
citation and its auxiliaries were actually in session
in the four days of the meeting. The association
meets in New Orleans in 1903.
Saratoga is al present in possession of railway
representatives from all parts OF the United
States The Master Car Builders Association
president, John J. Hennessey of West Milwaukee.
Wis began It's annual session on Wednesday and
adjourned yesterday afternoon. but the majority Of
the delegates will continue their sojourn the better
norton of next week. a. NJ. Watt, president of
the Master Mechanics Association, will call that
body TO order Monday morning. Its delibera-
tions will cover three days.
President Hennessey of the Car Builders passed
his first years farm in Waukesha County
Wis where he born in 1sf7. His education
was obtained in the public school. He learned the
trade Of carpenter and in 1871, at Prairie du Chen
IN that State, entered the service Of the Chicago
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway Company In
ls72 he was transferred TO the company's shops In
Milwaukee. Five years later he was appointed