The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
TUEOUGH hOVi hCOTI4.
DIR. j. G. TrsvIlian Tolls About His Recent
Trim Through that Part of the Country.

Or. J. G. Traviian. OF this city, has
just returned from a months vacation,
which he spent with his wife in tour
across the northeasterly part of TINS
continent. lie first went from here by
rail to Boston, and from there u Lar
mouth by boat, from where ne ehjoE'u d
beautiful view over Nova Seoua ana III"
low lands. From there he visited lNe
spot where LongfelluW wrote Eyaubehht'
and once more visited the Dl9fksWlI Il
shops and all the other points OF lhtsIeSl.
His next destination was PlctoA' III Nova
Scotia, where he inspected the pig coal
mines in which MI. William {. whitney
and President Cleveland are interested.
From there Or. TrcVili2n and his Wite
went by boat to ChaIlDttetOwn, the capt
tai OF Prince Edwards Island, "hch Is
situated in Il bay formed 10y two rivers,
which create an excellent haroor. Nitle
STAYING there ne 10 no. Tor Ds s,ro,,n rt
incs reminded him more OF England thAu
any other country Whieh he has visited.
The farms are In Il NrS'-ctdSS Soiul'l"'l;
and famous for their ncei mutton, any
the celebrated Prince Edward OatS ana
hav From CharlottctOWn Dr. IrcNllIdn
and his wife travelled the "hoLe lttE'H
of the island to Summeryile' a peaulil"l
town, about one hundred ana I'VE iultS
from the capital. The width OF the lSlailI
varies from four miles 10 forty miles: IL
Is studded with SedSlHe resorts VIM
are visited annually by PeoP.tS. ION
IL
From there the tourists went 70 Io"I1
de Chine. In New Brunswick. ana theh1c
10 81. John where they took the St''l..'I
back 10 Boston. From Bostoh ,t n'y va, w..
it.d Saratoga. y. y. over the fltcnpuIE'
which goes through the famous Houa4l
funnel The latter is five miles long, WIN
a double track the whole length, .-,.
Saratoga was reached JI9I ~ W. ~ -
Of the season. when everybody was ht'-
ill., ready for tnc grand floral parade
which took place in the middle OF lh' ui!
an the cdtlpagos that took part IN NE
ia. r.9rpant we're completely covered WIN
d, ,.rs and so were the bicycles ann
tbrir riders the national hover. b.I'''
rod. formiul prominent part III tue ut0o-
rttlons. There were ai,p q l"'tN'i 80
arfistirally constructed Heats IN the IIO-
ressinu one OF them representing lol
nf Indians at the time when they mrs
discovered Saratoga. y true imitation VI
high rock spring and number Oh WE
vans surrounded Dy lH"'"''' '0'' ''-N' "
centre of the float ,..t.,
,The festivities Of that day were brought
IN n close by a big iioiai pan EINel ~ ~
Convention Hall, iai+e SUI ttuir 30
eNpresslv for the acc1Wihoddlol 81 w
ptrnLItr9u and Democratic conventions,
ii,hs Interior OF the building Is coh-truc
I'm the shape of a h!S amnhllHe1aLt MI
about seven thousand stdt,. ~ v,bo
c,as attended by almost every pVuy ~
- eoinuruing i'm Saratoga NJ lur tiiIit.
i,rge floral procession, heaael ny tnc
norai dueen, represented ny H'''e sal
WAS the opening attraction etoto CON
Subsequently, the ReRu9iiSea1nII 9 Eat when
V ven 'Bar, ",I Of the Empire state Werr
sho,it 10 assemble there 20 make th ,hr
termination for Governor they hey t igtari in9
nan III i (.re - whom It had been pre-
T ian.iy rented d. The Democrat; cPnven;
lion on therefore, had to be held IL ''e o''
skating Rink. .,... ,.,t Saratoga he
"a oiSo an opportunity 10 attend Ilr
haa caohI rU Of the Knights Iem 5isF
o oi5 tbe state of New (orki, %HhiGn Arg Hl5o
% terminated MIN With a grand ball IN C'"'I"-
tton Hall.