The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29
YAauINA mar.
A pemeera. maa CALLED 10 The noae.

bcmOefat Whn Chtttcd 10 the n0nea.
To be In fashion one has TO do New
port ut least once during the summer
Newport on the Yaquina IL fast beeominl
to Oregon what Newport In Rhode Il
land Is to tile Fast, with the adyantae,
OF fine natural resources. Eiqhty-for
miles by rail, and only about sixty by MI
line does the business, from Albany.
Judge Deadly, Judge Mccarthy .Edwarf
Failing with their families, and severn
other Of the elite Of Portland, rushed on h
the train ut Corvallis, ON which Drno
cRAT man and family were travelling, nnd
from there on feeling of aecurlty per.
yaded the atmosphere M we crept slowl,
towards salt water at twenty miles M
hour. The poetry has been frequently
taken out Of the trip until there Il notli.
ing left but the tall bare pines that hard.
ly catch the refreshing sea breezea. look.
ing like tramps among the kingdom oI
trees. A ride on the Richardson from
Yaquina, the future commercial center
Of the Bay country, across the arm OF tho
Bay, lillh one with ozone nj a cost Of only
25 cents and only ib cents II trunk. rhe
band was not present TO greet the dia.
tinguished party as We crawlcd from the
boat but large crowd OF Albany peo.
pie, among others, were on hand. the
names Of whom have already been i'm.
mortaiized In the columns oi the DgMo-
eRAr. A walk over the hills 10 Nye
Greek, no relation, We report with alacri-
ty, 10 the well known wit called Bili,
brought the DEAocRAr man and family
TO their stopping place, tbs most delight
ful anywhere on the Pacific Coast. Some
day, probably IN 1900, when they get a
more generous census enumerator than
Porter hold OF the population Of the
Northwest, this will be the resort of the
country, with It's massive hotels and
beautiful parks, Tor which II has many
natural advantages. Newport, now with
ita accommodations IL dirty and some
what uncomfortable; but with It's mag
niilcent beaches, It's unsurpassed driycs,
and the natural lay of tile surrounding
country. II II bound 10 become a wonder
ful place.
The drive 20 Seal Rock ,one Of the most
delightful spots on earth or IN Oregon II
leading attraction. ride 20 Cape
Fuulweather Is not foul affair. A
bounce over the wayes on the Mischief, IA
gaze into the blue deep, the catch of u
fish or two isa part Of the program. Then
there Is the walk along the beach, with
its exasperating hunt for water agates,
rarely found; ending with the capture Of
little moss, some shells, oysters, and a
few "what-nots," ending on the north
beach, the finest beach In America, at the
caves, where the water dashes madly.
A great attraction ID bathing. Swim
ming would be n misnomer. There are
two competitors for honors In this freez-
ing occupation, that people indulge In
ravenonsly more for the associations than
for the pleasure Of being ehilled-New-
port and Nye Creek. There shapcly cx-
tremittes in blue, black, red, yellow aud
stripes, topped by horribly fitting cos-
tunes, bob along the beach and into the
briny shallow, not deep, where brave
battle is made with the breaking waves
aud the .frigidity Of the water Three feet
Of water and two feet of waves, a giggle, a
laugh, chain OF clasped hands, Jump,
. squat, an oh. continued for half an
hour or more, Is the rule, and drenched
figures so shiyering 10 the bath houses.
In the waves all men and women are
equal. There are no plebeians and patri-
clans. The millionaire and tramp look
the sa::.S, but corporosity counts most
when the photographers camera catches
the crowd. These with small talk make
up the life at Newport, with filtration
and other extras thrown in.
And the DEaocRAT man reached home
Monday. after having partaken Of many
oI the attractions, aud Ncabbed nose.
NorEs.-Eyerybody says conducto,
Kennedy Is n very genial, accommodate
ing conductor, who knows his business.
How insignificant man IL on the beach
by a great ocean. Even Judge Dcady
was an atom, and the waves kept in.
creasing their distance up the beach.
The light from Foulweather nights
shone brightly into the DgaocRAr mans
window, an assurance against family
wrecks, though there we're numerous
squalls nevertheless.
Nye Creek beach for breaker Jump
Ing and general bathing Ii far ahead oI
the Newport beach, with its chopped nj
waves and spiritless conduct: but foi
swells and swimming Newport Is the
best. Nye Greek before full tide IL per.
fectly safe, and the DEMOCRAT man who
went out as far as any found no under
tow. This place needs bath houses bad
ly, and one would pay there. Friday
over City bathed there. equal to Newport
and Saturday about eighty nj each place
A joke Ia told at the expense Of a cou
pie Albany ladies stopping at Newport
They concluded 10 bathe ut Nye Greek
and took along their suits. The watel
was too full TO permit their passing tht
point south OF 1t, 80 they went in th,
small cave, undressed and pu IN theii
suits, going on To Nye Greek; uui no
finding expected friends bathing returned
with their clothes 10 the ietty, hiding
them behind the rocks and sending th'
bathing house man after them, 10 theil
relief only meeting u small boy on norti
| beach. Meeting the same boy in New
| port next day they were greeted with tn,
remark: "Them's the ladies met run
ming along north beach in bathing
| suite"
On the bank between Newport an,
Nye Greek Is Mr. III Kenton's Sea LioI
Silver polish mine. II contains an un
limited amount OF the material, and to tn,
person with capital TO develop IL woult
be fortune, for the polish undoubtedl.
has no superior,if equal.
Among those who went out on tn
Mischief was G G Hackleman, OF Leban
on. They had hardly got started befor
Charlie began TO be homesick and Sc
sick and all kinds OF sicks, and causes
considerable amusement by beseechin
the captain to put him off on one OF tn
buoys,as he had changed his mind abou
making the trip. Like others he spen
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