The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29
YAauIsA BAY
A Very Interesting Communication from
Orcgon's Faverits Summer Resort.

BALTIMORE cAnr, NEwronT, Aug. q.
Saturday at 80 o'clock we heard the
cry tall aboard, and away we sped for
Newport, being an hour late, on account
of waiting for the Portland express with
the Omaha excursioniats. There were
quite Jolly crowd on board. We had
the honor Of having Governor Pennoyer
on board, also going to enjoy the sea
bfeezen.
We arrived safely at Yaquina City, and
were hustled on board the boat bound
Tor Newport. AT Newport we were met
by an anxious, eager crowd, all pushing
and crowding 10 SEQ VI any OF their
friends had come. We soon were settled
In Baltimore's addition 10 Newport,
which is situated just back Of the Ocean
house.
Sunday morning we attended church
and Sunday school, and heard most eN-
cellent sermon. Monday morning we
were up bright and early and started for
Cape Foulweather. There were ten In
our company, and we walked all the way
over and hnck. Pen cannot describe the
beautiful Hcenery ae pass through An
artist could not ask for more beautiful
scenery than this 10 portray. On our
way we passed through West Albany, or
Nyc Creek. II IL quite thickly settled
with Albany people. Among the Albany
people residing there we noticed L NJ
| French and family, l. L Sox and family,
| Mrs Trumbull and two daughters, Mrs
0verman, Miss Hart, Mrs Stewart, Mrs
Henrietta Brown, Miss Bishop, Ed Garter
aud family, Mrs Dickson and family, Mrf
linrmeater and daughter, Mildred, Misses
Lib Irvine. Hettie Miller and Annie
4 Finn, Messrs Van Wilson, Clare Vunk
and John Morrison. After reaching oui
destination, eating our lunch, climbing
up Ia steps 10 the tower Of the lgh
house and examining the lamp, We re
turned home, tired, dusty and wornont
but happy In the thought that we hat
accomplished our purpose.
Tuesday We had our first bath In th'
bay, aud grand time We had. per
son does not know what fun IL Ii until
they try IL for themselves.
On Baltimore hill We noticed Mrs
Baltimore and daughter, Ava, Georg
Harris aud family, Mrs w II ~ John
Mrs DIR Chamberlain and son, Mrs !
Rideout aud daughter, May, Miss Candi
Conn, Miss Nellie Elkins and Edith Ran
: kin. There are also quite a number &
Albany people scattered around In room
! further down in town, among whom ar
6 + NJ Redheld and family, Miss Flor
4 Redtield, W & Tweedale and family, Mr.
|, pr Ellis, Miss Bertha Ellis. Jay Blai
and family, Mrs Kieier aud family, Mis-
Maggie Chambers, Mis- Mcferon an
family, Miss Alice Blake, Charlie Sean
u Albert Umphrey, Morris Senders an
Joe Dubruilie. There are also quite
number of people from Portland, salcn
, Eugene, Corvallis, etc.
X "Wednesday the tug Mischief weth OF
4 over the bar fishing, carrying between 4
and go passengers mostly ladies. 4 hn
y time was had. only few sea siel
Caught about so 6sh. We had mo-
II beautiful day. the aun shining hIlght,,
\ On Wednesday, boat we noticed 81
Sears and family. Mr Hawkins af
y family. Mrs Rev Irvine and r ] Oyei
man from Albany.
9 This Thursday morning We had quite
20 rain shower. AID a young lady sn Bali
20 more camp nigh, have bren srcn holdst
3 an umbrella over the stove while u
&c breakfast cooked. II has now clear,
81 Oh and tie Wind ia blowing gai
- The steam cruiser City Of Chafleslor
p has jus, arrived outside the bar, ~iih Il
&c mail from Honolulu. The tug Misehi
10 has gone out TO IL. We al climbed {
top the l.ili and took a look at II.
sf remain "Aunilc's afgcetIoaase Hiec
- SAMANTHA JASE.