New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY IN NEWPORT
REPUBLICANS CELEBRATE THEIR V1CToRY-EX'
PECTING A BUSY SUMMER.

PECTING A BUSY SUMMER.
Newport r. l., April IL (Special.-The Republicans
celebrated their victory wednesday night and
place indeed painted red Last year the Democrats
carried the city by arszed maorties On the last Tues
day In May the Republican State officers who were voted
for last duly installed in Newports historic
State House, and the State will return to the custody OF
tho Republican party. 1t will be rcdletter day in New
ports history and the place will be crowded with visitors
The Republicans throughout the State fought good fight
they will celebrate the victory here on Inauguration
Day enthusiastic At the byeectlon In this
city Tuesday this week, Charles Pinard formerly Of
New.York elected TO the State Legislature by the
Republicans He pocd the largest vote ever cast for
candidate In Newport County
Newport Is going have prosperous In fact
10 is claimed that Will 'beat the record" Cottages
have rented remarkably WELL and there are indications
that all the unened cottages will be tenanted by before
the opening OF the Nearly all the best houses
have rented desirable famies-amilles prominent
In the social and financial world. 1t Is also learned,
despite the fact that many prominent families in
mourning that It will be exceptionally gay and
that several fashionable weddings sure to take place.
The few hoekeepnrs state that they satisfied with
outlook aud that they already receiving applications
for rooms for the entire season.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lawrence, OF NewYork, who had
arranged cottage here, have decided to go
to Europe month. Mr. and MIS-. j. G.. X Lawrence.
OF New.York, have also given up all idea OF taking a
Newport cottage and they Will summer Long Island
instead.
Among the late visitors here are Professor C. W.
Shields, OF Princeton College, who will not occupy his
cottage at ochre Point this season; John Il. Caswcll,
Mrs Gray and John II. Glover, OF NewYork; Mrs. e..
W. Sever and II. Audlcy Clarke, OF Brooklyn; a. l..
Mason and William Grosyenor, OF Providence, and Mr..
| and Mrs. w. +. Whltehouse, OF Chicago
Colonel and Mrs. George T. Waring, r have returned
| to their Newport cottage.
Hugh L. wlloughby, OF Saratoga Springs N. Y, who
has cottage here, has returned from Florida, where he
has been spending the wnter
Mrs Frank Smythe OF Philadelphia is visiting friends
here and Mrs Charles j. Peterson, Of Philadelphia, is
| ut the Barry cottage, in Bath Road.
Rear.Admiral John j. Almy, U. S. NJ, and family
arranged spend the Conanlcut Island
Mrs. d. w. Holmes, OF Boston, who two cottages
| in Belevue-aye, has arrived here.
Lieutenant w. Carly Little U. S. N, Of this city,
has designated Of the naval attaches the
| Worlds Fair In Chicago.
Mrs Sas II. Witherbec, OF New.York has rented one
Of cottage Honeyman Hill to John f. Leech. OF
| Brooklyn.
stuyyesant Fish, OF NewYork, has taken the Charles
j. Petersos cottage In Bath Road for the 1901.
new drive u the beach Buena Vlstast. is to be
| laid out by the city at once.
Miss Jane f. Boyd. OF Philadelphia, has taken cottage
on Conancut Island for the season.
cottage Is being erected on Conanlcut Island for
Mrs. Bayard 7. Putnam. Of New-York who has arrived
| for The summer.
| Mrs Addison Thomas gave afternoon entertainment
| a. her cottage this week.
Mrs Russell Forsyth has let her cottage In Ayraultst
| TO Charles NJ. oelrichs. Of New-York.
Newports crack e0tboat, Hummng Bird has been sold
\ to persons al Portehester. N. Y,