Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

49, 49, se.iu - ~ IN some places over 100
Ieet deep. The and rises from tn
waters edge il abrupt bluffs, the lon
strstches OF vine clad hills. orchard
and ninety cultivated fields making al
eVeF changing view on the four 6onr
rae TO Geneva- A popularity of tbi
IaKe Is mat though ina region where il,
congeais from hfteen TO twenty incb4.
thick 1t rarely freezes. the mails trSnS
mltted over its surface not having bae,
suspended because of ice it is said bn,
twice in the past 90 years. Jul
1he ride from Geneva to the FalIs
via Canandaigua, Rochester. CliGon
Springs &c, is through a most beant;
iuI agricultural county. 1t IooLsd
strange to see field after Geld of beons
with now and then a field of hons oatS
yet unharvested, and wheat stnbbIe
giving evey evidence of thrifty cron
Large dwellings and Outbuildings
good fences, neat head rows. solid
road beds and general thriftiness is
the best evidence of a substantial and
intelligent citizenship.
Niagara Falls was reached betwaan
hVe and six o'clock and the marty tooL
quarters In the international Hotel 81
large and very fine hOstelrie. whore
the the editors and ladies' Of the nortv
We're made entirely comfortable Tbe
proprietor, Mr.. Uriah WEIGH nv tbe
way, did the Association an av1aotaJ
nGnoI. On the second evening a com
p pIionTaTy mop was given ia the large
pal!ot, beautiful programmes were en-.
sraKreq ioF the affair, and were reserved
Oy inc attendants as mementos Of the
oGcaslon. The lawn was Illuminated
T Tltn Inherent oolOred lights. In one
Heslsu SET 10 the grass was a MONOGRAM.
i P. large letters, Up, p. A." (Peninsular
Fress AssOclatiOn.)
Niagara Falls has been too oCten
uescrlOed In school books and mago.
HiEes Tor us to attempt it here emairo
II TO say that however granhic tho nio
lure may be drawn, however f,cila Fba
pen may be that attempts to nortrav
It's wonders, like Watkins Glen ~
awe inspiring, the majestic thine mmst
De De seen to be felt in Ill It's lie Tisat"ees
Prospect Park Is first visited. Hara
u the American and Horse Sbos
iaiIs can be seen, divided bv g.,
Isianu, as the waters plunge over
pr RGr,eciPlce l60 feet To the river below
- ne Foaf IS Hn0easing day and nigbt
Tue mighty current Gomez From ~
great lakes above plunging down ~
rapids for of mile above foau,; ;Ho
ana boiling and roaring until thew taLe
, ,ne i n'au reap owe: the great ledge and
~ ~ I1'i ~ t"o narrow stream that emD.
M 'u'o IaEe Ontario, fourteen miles
~ a'mt wo miles below the Falls are
.ne Whirlpool rapids where Cant With
osI ms life several years since IN o'
live, 'e"s" ""' eoAe out
Ho'e 10 a constant mist arising from,
I've ueplh below where the wafer him.
20 suuletlnes arising and seeming IN
,u'ee WIN the clouds, and when co..
'eu by the winds wetting nDo
uarter OF a mile away. TuasJav w..
uay OF general sight seeing Til
,4S qole oy hiring carriages AMI III
" 70 all the objects Of interest ~.
Sual course Is To cross the hr;j,..
oaI Island (which contains az 80
ewing the American falls and Snin,!I
CCN3 we Steps 10 the Cave oT ne.
mus then to the Horse Shoe Fail"
ter WAIch three fourthS of Tia 49, az,
'Ae river tumlles, then arouni ~
lauu with the roaring, dasbino r.n;i'
'er IN view, then through the ',i''tL
Tue town to Che whirl6ool and ~"
>, then over into Canad. ,Lro''' rap
wn OF Clifton, Victoria Part tne
,H '';a or morse Shoe Falls. Her.
20 view lewis Is iron the front and grander
= !, 4gEsF eesslAg Alst rises aud cir.
= uFeF your head aud Sometimes
nes uoWh ~ a dreuchiug spray Al
= "O.IYe feature on this as on H.
HeiIvail Siqe, ~ the sun was i'm mr."
tuS'tloh, was the bright rainbow in -
spray, at one time spanning tba
I'ue aau Then starting out In al i,s
9ut9ess from your feet. II .vin'. ~
sseu 10 the Queens DOminions ovac
cAntlieVer bridge, the return viii
WV tue famous suspension hr;dIro
most OF tine visitor dascendss5
tne hydraulic railway BOO feat ="
hS4 " vac river near the foot ~ NJ
Faiis AND took circuit of the fall IVA
,osV 70 the waters edge ON Tha ~
!, sUy ;, H1Cie steamer, the IN aid of tLo
~, w.. they have to nut on suits vac of -
cloth to keep hQm 6eingT " wet tT TO tb Ut
teuAes1aY some of the desirable
lts were again visited. Somo 10 SS
On tuesday evening; thirtw uRu
alhed until "Wednesday o1 Wuo
,bIna NtPlI h;99H sleeper at Rochester
,rsSSssv Ha9eiRh!a pear noon of
en- SAL w ''Lt!s t still another marty
~ y h s'aiu until Thursday morninS
= N nptA - wa the New York CentrsI III
"sW toFK' Take it all in ali -
no "TRIP unequalled by any previous
a Tuesday morning the aDnn., La
'lus OF the association ooonrreS NJ
,Lo'ing passed a resolution tbanL ~
, Sne cIalfmaR Of the exeonti,,a
tA,Itee, q. Z. Carpenter. for ~,
eestui endeavOrs 10 arranoing thS S
irWSlohi also the Pennsylvanis o 'u
4OEK central railroads and tIa
ga Lake Navigation Comns, ;no
NO IOurIesles extended the nart,'
AZ ttoHaW'ag were the ofGcey:
gu Tor the ensuing wear ''erS
9 ~ Wilson NJ. Taylor of tho
:, : residents, F. NJ. Dunn. of tho
N A 1aS1j John Y. Todd, of the
'retary aud Treasurer ~ W..
OF the Snow Hill Messe n, or VIM
r, of the SOiRS nee H. c. Car.
y, OF the Trappe Times .n 81 r.
'ehan' of the Middletown W. ~
'Tesentatives to the National MI
association, J. B. Clark Of % ;Ln
:; %so'tsr,tiGli Clarence Hodso"', 'ns
flsheld Leader. 'O"' Z"
o oTis. Editor of the Nationa1
40 no'''' H. d. Curtis, of the EUer"
Ledger. "AV' Ni the
, oOG.'on iavoring Boston as the
9on place was passed. and
"u carpenter, who was re.
to that end. arrange