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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
Philsd.Ipha, Wilmington 1 Baltimore Rsilrcsl
OCT. 18TH. I&kh

Trains leave wilmington az follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sts
tohs, . 40. 90, 10 30 q. IA; 2s0, 4 10, 7 40, D,
p. In.
Philadelphia (express), q 30, s47, o 90
bo. y ID, 800, 80, sT, 1908, IL AZ, s.n
N 20 ! a, t2a, bt6, e2', o 80, e4sp.m,
NE" YORK, go, 10, 347. $50, $40, Z 0t
u, 10 0b, II 40 a. m 'i2 rs, l 81, z 80, 4 ot
s y, o.. b2s 9 3s, 64s, 7 40 y. IN.
For West Chester, va LnmczIn, go ano
y 10 a. m; 2 80 AID COP III.
baltimore and Inter M ediate stations, 10 o.
.. m 600, IL Ep In.
baltimore and Bay Line, 7 90 p IN.
baltimore and Washington, ~, al, 8 es
lOoo, III DO a. m; 90. " II. 4 90, Z on p III.
Trains for delaware Division leave tor:
rev tlastle. s SO a. ~; IL 80, z 10. 81, o 2s
and II 80 p. N.
ueoreetown and Lewes 70 a. m.; 30 anc
0 rs p N.
harrington, 'DeImsr and way statiens, 8 "
\. N, IL 81 and Z IN
Express for Harrtuytun, 6 TO y. IN
Expross for Dover and Delmar, 40 q. IL
week days, and II 50 p. IN. every day.
: Franklin Diiy, Y40 am,
Sun nay TRAINS
Phiiadelpaia and intermediate station
| 10 a. IT.; u 10 noon, 30, 7 40, 8 b5 D. IN.
phiiadeiphia ami New Yorg, zoo, l. o A.
7 x, II 4s M; bZ, G ~ .. IA
For West Chester, via I.amc1in, sios. IN
8 30 p. III,
| Baltimore and Washington, 1 40, tdl, OF
~ Oc a. m; 90 IN. raitim ore, IL - u. IN
For further iniGrmAti9u pms 'enaers are 70
| ferrod to the time tables posted At tho Sta
1 ton.
rrainu marked thus ~ are limited exproa
upon which extra fare Is chGrRcd.
}. X WOoE.
General Passenger Agent.
D4AkLRs l., PUgu. General Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
Charter Grau,.a

Judge Whitley yeste rday p,a
Charter Tor twenty years 10 ma
vert Manufacturing Company
books for subscriptions To m,
opened this morning at the n
Hofiecker & Hoffrcker Her
Morrow, O. +. Rudolph and
Wiley are named NJ the incorp,
and they have already been
several sites for the erection Of
ings for the new enterprise.
Celluvert Ia the product Of A 81
process on certain kinds OF par
woven material, for which a j
containing thirteen ditleren,
WAS granted to the inventor, lid
Morrow OF this city. While it I'd
vulcanized fibre somew hat IN
anee, 1t is claimed that by It's nj
ton, 1t Is much tougher and a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
Held for

The case Of Frederick XII
German who is charged with
Sebastian Koph and his Wild
during = fight at a house over y
street bridge last Saturday ulsI
taken up before Judge Cumml
morning. The evidence Of Drd
and Hughes, who attended the |
was heard, and they testifd
while the wounds were seriot
were not necessarily dange:ousl
and his wife both gave their ,el
in reference to the matter, 6u.
or can speak Elglish It bal to B
pelred by speclal officer Sheer
The evidence was III acCords1
the staten ont Published In N
REPUBLICAN, and at the closet
WAS mitted in d-fsult OF
for his appearance at Court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
Getting Ready for Winter.

The women .lsitors of the Associa ed
Charities held their annual meeting
yesterday afternoon in the Unitarian
Church, West street above Eighth, with
Mrs. A. ID. Warnerin the chair. The an.
nusl report of the superintendent and
secretary OF the. Associated Chart
ties were read, and showed that during
last year there were 2 2S5 applications
for relief; 1854 cases relieved; 1876
orders given for coal and 576 for groae.
ri-s. Assistance was recel we'd fiom the
Female Benevolent and Providen
Societies, aud from the Society Of st.
Vincent de Paul, in addition TO that
from churches and other Institutions
A number Of destitute travellers were
furnished transportation by the p. W
&B. Railroad Company at reduced
rates OF the total nun Der Of spplica
| lions there were liz cases which were
| fouud TO be unGeserving, and 15s
| families became, sslf-supporting Tue
Association has the history Of over 60(
families, which will be OF great u.
| during the coming winter.
President Warner presented the
annual report OF the conference of wo
men visitors, treating in detail of tn,
work mentioned In the report Of tn,
| superintendent. An election was theI
held, which resulted In the choice O
TIE folio n ing officers for the ensuing
year; President, Mrs. A. ID. Warner
Vice President, Mrs. Mary b. Pyle
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. William
+. Webb.
An outline for the work during tn
coming winter was submitted by Mr.,
Warner, and Miss Mary Mather, pres
Dent of the HyRienic Club. reper.e-
how that organi cation proposed to CO
operate A committe was appointe
81 draft suitable resolutions eapressin
the sense Of the conference on the dest
Of Mrs. Margaret @. Pyle. A commute
was appointed TO visit the alnshous'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
BUSINESS
IS PUSHING ON!

We are in the thick of
good times. Cracking
hasn't room for a toothold
here we are bowling along
on the high road to a bigger
business than ever for Oak
Hall putting in hard and
steady work to set the old
corner at Sixth and Market
head and shoulders beyond
its own best record and the
people are turning out with
a royal goodwill to give US a
lift. Nothing makes custom
ers rally to US like the hon.
es.. well-made, reliable and
substantial stock of clothing
ready-made that is worth to
the last penny the prices
asked. Prices like these
are winning:
A Warm Winter
Overcoat $500
(Not All Wool)
A Better Quality
Overcoat $500
A Mans Reliable
All-Wool Suit $3.50
| A Much Finer
One $1,000
| Two Styles Choice
Dress Suits
$3.50 and $l4 90
A Little Boys SuitS4 90
| Every dollar laid cut fol
Clothing here is a help to
lyour neighbors and ours,
The workshops of Oak Hall
are scattered in the miles o.
in ana beyond Phila-
|delphia and our pay-days
carry the money back tc
Iyou.
|Wanamaker & Brown
Oak Hall,
| 5. +. cor. Sixth and Market
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
T t 7 \ EDITH
Tho Exposition

The Armory Fnnd Iudu.trio,
tion was attended yeste,dav
oy the children of schools NJ.
10 and u, consequently the mia
almost filled. Tue Old Fe,laa
attend to. morrow night, and NJ
Men on Friday night, while n
m.nts are being perfected bvj
Aplolo Castle, No. 9, Knieh,s
Golden Eagle, will attend m =,
night The Select Knishts A o]
WIN also attend, but have M,
the night. Thomas Mitchell h
ce,eed number OF the places NJ }
which Grants coffin Is comnosal
they are now on exhibition M
value OF the exhibits is est,m J
WOO. 600. Those who have yisi1
fair will be sure to 70 AGAIN
those who have not yet avai'sd1
selves OF the opportunity, shod
miss doing 80 before the close.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
Afeamnr WRECKED.

CHICAGO. Nov, Q The D2'ly
special from Minuipee say
FIJI disaster occurred Oh Lake ~
of Port Arthur, early this m
The magnificent iron clad stPaln
gonna, OF the Canadian Pacific Il
was wrecked and thirty seye1
lost. Only mbagre raTl'cnla1
been received up to the proetnt
They consist mainly OF ~legr'
private persons announcing lao
friends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
Held for a Father Beari'

Samuel Sewell, co'ored, wa
arrested on "a charge OF steahhs
of chickens from q colPIHi
named Trusty last Friday ni4l
again placed in the dock tui' ia
tut as none OF the witnesses ~
ent he was held Tor a farther
tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
a Timely Discovery

Lest evening, between 10 ar
clock. the engineer of Jsm4j
ford's paint works, at Nos,
East Third street, was standlpa
corner OF Third and French
when he heard the engine a, Id
running at a fearful speed and
TO the place. He found a md
ITO pounds OF steam. and tha|
Tying a. o rate that threat .Le Il
verything loose.
He stopped it at once before al
a.e Was wa, d Jue. IL WAS cef,l
timely discovery, for had no!hil
done TO sop It, there is no dol
the boiler would have exploded
Is the second time tia. the end
been started In this manner d
nnknown person, who managed
way 10 get III o the building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

Notwithstanding the general depr g
sion that has prevailed in all kinds OF
business during the past year, building
operations do not seem to have suffered
u. II uch "a other kinds Of business
ard homes have been erected in every
p,rt q the city. Three new houses ar,
nov being completed on Church stree,
anuee Ninth, that are models in every
way. They are each two stories high
with six rooms, hot and cold water
and other modern improvements. TIL,
riekwork vas done ty William d.
Sp.rka, The plastering by William A
Sparks and the stone work by Mr.
Carr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
Ipgratttude.

George Bramble, OF Towure y
a young German a place 10 =, =
Thursday might, and on F,ll !,
ing he departed, taking VIE n M
OF clothing belonging TO Mt, -
hours afterw ards he was cap, ~ J..
Armstrong; Corner and ms 'i :,
covered. After a hearing be "
10 iail to answer for his ohohse'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

William Robinson. who Nad
in = freight car AT the west a.
Friday night, vas disc1afse'
custody this morning. lie nos
the oells ever since to ai!o" tue
company time 10 ascertain II 81
was missing FROM the car al
could not be- shown tina. II" ha'
I'D the goods, tho c-.se "as fssnl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
AIabama Blue Laws.

a strict Sunday law enacted p fow
days ago by the City Council OF Biz.
m!ngham, Alabama, went into effect
yesterday. IL stops all business and
traffic except the rale of medicines,
even the selling of nswepapers being
forbidden. The Daily Age, however,
Appeared and WAS sold IA usna!, and
its business manager, Charles NJ Hays,
was arrested and he'd 70 bail. The Age
NomnanY Miph TO test the law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
Re.sIufon Tonight.

An Invitation Is extended to all for
rner members OF Asbury M. E. church
10 attend a reunion meeting, which
will be held this evening at 100 O'Clock,
in the audience room OF the church -
Presiding Elder Charles Hill will have
charge, and it is expected that the min
isters of AL tAa Methodist churches IL
the city will DO present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
To ne sold as Last

The Oolquhoun-Oole,-- h o th.
Dillin horse, about VIM, litI
been 80 much trouble anu ni,iin'
will ts sold by Copstab 9 D,'t'~ 1
s %i' . V stable allie al . o'clock next !
morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
Knignu.' Attention

The Knights of the Golden y, Il
req lested TO meet ut 'helr n,a =
smith building next Sa' uT1Hy
At 2 30 o'clock, when they
escorted by the First Regiment
the Armory Fund Exlibl'io''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

Miss Hukell and Post, al coz, T.,
and TAiuall streets, keeps w., d
on hand tr.mminPe, ladies' az =,
|drpn's clothing. Zephyr pooa y
knit, % cents and up safurT TAIN
rnnaired, cor. Second aud la'n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
canaan a Buoy Boat

Edward b. Elliott, VINO - ~,
tine has been engaged IN tno
business al No 9G7 King Stfe1 W.,
cepted a position on a buoy mi MI
nzaged in his new bu'in"''
mn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
AKARSHA IS NOTICE.

AVA
Q NITRp STATBs OF AMERICA, DISTRICT o,
DRLAWARK, IS
WHHnRAs: "A libel has been filed in IN,
District curt Of this United States Of amer
ca for lie IL sG'iot OF Dolawkre, on tho all
day OF November IN the year 81 orr Lord
ono thousand eight hundred and eighty tve
by Bradford n YAndegrift. Efys., proctors II
behalf II samuel Il. Cieaser, against III,
stea neF J :. lde, her tackle, apparel and
furniture, In Il cause ofoontr,ct civil and
| mart tine; and praying the usual rroccs'
aud monitor OF .hs court, that ali personi
Interested In the said steamer, her tackle
sppar el ard furniture, may he cited to an
4 snor the process and all duo procG edin8s be
ling mai that the saIoe may he aecreed 10 be
sold, a. tho proceeds thereof be Distributed
| nccoIding t. law. Therefore 10 pursuance o.
saii moLiti1n. under tho seal OF said Ccuti
to me directed AMI delivered, ! 10 hereby
Eise n,ie genera ly unto all persons hsv
Hing, or pf.leadtng to have any ri.h', THE OF
| interesC therein to appear before tho sail
court NJ thu city Of WllUinston, OF ga
DsY, the .Jth day Of November, A. l. 1850
at IL O'Clock In the forenoon, then and ;hei
| to answer said l,bsl, and TO make their ale
tKa;iunB In that b.LaIi
CHAi ES III. NEWIlN,
u = Mar'hal, District OF Delaware
BRA DPoHD \ NAEDEeRRT, FsQs.,
MOS ProcLors for Dioelant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
The W eatiior

Light snow fell in the LHxe]
yesterday. Tomorrow pronisej
fair TO clear and cool. ThnrSia|
and rather warmer,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
Still They Come.

1000 pieces of wall paper
received this day from New
York. New goods received
every week ct II. d. Hollis,
No. 2l3 West Second street,
north side. Ali new goods;
no old styles, Those wish
ing papering done should
give him q call. Look at
my prices
Brown back paper from Sc.
to 1Oc. per piece.
White back paper from sc.
to l5c. per piece.
Satin paper from l6c. to
23c per piece,
Gilt paper from DOC. to
SOC. per piece.
Border from l0c. to $500
per piece.
! have few pairs OF fine
dado shades, which l will
seII Ter 81 &c. per piece for
.hla week only. All OF
ti,ese shades are worth more
money.
i shail endeavor in the fu-
nlre to excel the past, as to
quantity, quality and prices
tiny goods.
/ keep good work men
oAch ! will send to any part
d the city or country on tbs
= shortest notice.
VII estimate for work,
ione room, q house, or a row
ot houses, at lowest possible
iDriceS.
4 4 HARRY I, HOLT
2l3 WET SECOND ST.
WILMINGTON, DEL
n9Gt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

The foundation plank Of the Zoo. :
ists is: Freedom from labor, anxiety
and eorrow." This they can ever get ;
hat St. Jacobs OIL will give methlng
eonally desirable-tree from pain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Upholstery
Department,

Many a person has, even
in this age OF elegant and
luxurious furniture, an old
fashioned" bureau in the
house. IT'S sometimes hard
to find a cover for it. We
now have the Marseilles
Covers in handsome de-
signs, made especially for
this purprse-5O cents TO
$3.50.
i Linen and Monte cloth
|scaris and Bouic covers in
elegant woven and stamped
designs, with plain linen
land monte scarfs, fringcd
sides and ends, herring
bone borders, arc attractive
. land pretty goods-95 cents
to 50.
All we have of French
|plaid llannels, rich subducd
colorings, are reduced from
p so to 81 ccnts-a big bar.
gain here and not many o
= them.
n Linen Glass Toweling
slsmall and large squares
a single and double p!aid~
y blue and white and PM
st and white, 90 inches wild,
L is the best value for III,
"a money we ever offered. Yo
n should see them. II ccut
Re a yard.
WIN. Il. SHARP,
n Fourth ard Market streets. Baseruea
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
ssecifug neIIPr.

plain Merrihew, who attempted TO
..asait guictde by shooting himself at
ns.., ia Philadelphia one day last
we Improving 80 rapidly that 1t lie
IT, ~ ne cau b, removed TO lis rest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
MARSHAL's NOTICE

NARSHAL'S NOTICE
UNITED STArEs OF AMERICA, DIsrRIcT OF
DELAwI rs.
WHKRKAs; A libel has been tled in the
District Court Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca for the Distric. OF Delaware, on tho 2sth
day OF October. IN the year OF our Lord, on.
tn ousand eight hundred and eighty -tlyo. by
Andrew + Ssnborn. Esq, proctor in behalf
Of James A. Stilwell, against the schooner
"Aictt,' her tackle, apparel and furniture
in cause OF contract civil and maritime
and Pf' ying the usual process and monition
of the court, that all persons Interested In
tho said schooner, her tackle, apparel
and furniture, may be cited to answer
tho process and all proceedings be
ing had that tho sans may be ue5roed 20 be
s3ld and tho projects thereof be distr buted
according to law. Therefore, in pursuance
OF said monltlOn, under the soal OF laid court
TO Inc directed AMI delivered. | do hereby
give notice generally alto all persons hay
Ing, or pretending to ave any righr, title or
interest therein to appear before the said
court at the city OF wilmington. on FRI-
DAY tho 18Th day Of November, A. H., 1875,
at / O'Clock In the forenoon, then and tneIe
TO answer said lib'l. and to make their ait
Cations in that behalf.
rHkHLES NJ NEWLlN,
u. g. NJ ,rshal. District OF Delaware.
ANDHRw u. SAnBURN. ktQ.,
nlo.3t Proctor for Libelsn'.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
-, afDrlID AN

John Bowers, George a ,a ar
two other young men wi" mi, 4
charged with drunkenness zach
oSst and coats imposed ID cav
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

Stop at Ainscow's, 707 sh!!pley street
ard order some of those celebrated cow
plant oysters, rs, SO and 40 cents Pc
quart. Telephone No. 1903.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

For pure drugs at reasonable rates,
and patent medicines ss low NJ the low
est, 70 to Frank R. smith ar9q'st.
fpder C.sytou House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

CT. WEIGH Il Co 2u4 ,s sion
street, received on ca ,1m ar
Jne car Of choice ~ "
nn.I l. ~ NJ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

u, o OF sne Tberm0met'
At Ike REPUBLICAN office In tha'
Z O'Clock ~ O'Clock "a
40 igO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
General Passenger Agent.
D9ARLBs l., Pusu. General Manager.

tSi-UN LAST SATURDAY, ABOUT
~ lop NJ, whtle taking the train for
fhiladelphis. snail hand satcnel, leather
ooioroa, CO ntainlng an excursion tioeet to
fhiihdeIphia, letter to + i. winston ..
Va: two Lair eye glarses. and about iour
iol.T' In River II delivered at no. o2b
markot street. Reasonable reward will be
given. lts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

NAnT!n-A YOUNG MAN THOR
~ ouKh y ros'sd In dry goods, and we'll
acquainted with the trade o. Wilmington
ana turroul ding district, to sell goods by
hlhMS li'.KES x 90, e27 Market atrest
Philadelphia. MO N
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

fNO' SAL Z a VERY DESIRABLE
~ property, located in tho yil,r0- OF Ulaq-
gov ns!stinB OF IA oiYi t-rcom o1tt, %, with
2 small house, stable and quarter OF an
acre I and. FRAZER n 90, third and
""lhet sneet' nl0-1m end
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
AT
VIM. B. SHARPS,
Fourth and Market Streets,

Our carpet room is
crowded with work, and
prices for carpets are ex-
tremely low. Think OF buy
ing a good Tapestry Brus-
sells, made and laid on the
floor, for 60 cents a yard,
and one of our best makes
of Tapestry Brussels, not
quite so new patterns, which
may suit you just as well,
however, for IS cents, COM
|pleted on your floor. In
grains from % cents to %
"a hundred patterns to
select from. You will not
be likely to furnish at lower
prices.
Smyrna Rugs, Tapestry
Rugs, Brussels Rugs, In
grain Rugs in great variety
from SO cents to $50.
Brussels Ottomans strong
ly made and with casters
Us cents.
WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Carpe
Department.
Let us count up for yol
an inexpensive and attrac
tive window drapcry o
heavy hangings
One pair Turcoman Curta ms. $40
One pole, brass or wood trimming
One pair brass chains. ..........
Zone pair brass tassel hooks ....
i 81 :
. Or substitute a Madra
3 for the Turcoman at So, ant
the result will surprise you
both in looks and price.
| WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Upholster
Department,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

Or substitute a Madras
for the Turcoman at So, and
the result will surprise you,
both in looks and price.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-14

Catskill Corr "a. X. M in Phila. Times.
The American people are fast becoming
summer wanderers. Not only from the hot
and fetid cities come the many who can af-
ford to seek wholesome air and rest, but the
whole country pours out its well-to-do and
intelligent people TO spend part of the idle
seeing. The place to see the American people
of every shade is at the summer resorts. The
typical American man, woman, boy and
girl are all to be seen there, and every
phase of American character is there
exhibited There can be no system
OF seclusion IN this country to give any lead
ing summer hotel an iron-clad individuality.
The doors may be slammed in the face of
the Jews here and there, but the ex pertinent
has been a failure as a rule, and the average
Christian has learned that the average
Hebrew has much the same virtues and the
same iniirmities of all other races. The
smaller houses naturally attract con-
genial people from all the various Sec
tons and conditions OF life, from the ultra
snobbish to the cheap-side lounger; but the
great hotels and the favorite regions of resort,
become alike the temple of every race and
class. Even Newport has its full share of
social pretenders and mendicants, and the
Catskills swarm with the quiet elegance of
culture, the restless ostentation of shoddy,
the babble of the dude and the middle strata
of common sense, all jostling each other in
the race for pleasure. Summer rest and
summer sightseeing have become fixed
attributes of the American people, and there
is no better way to study American character
than in the now countless and varied sea-
side and mountain summer resorts.