Evening star., 1895-06-01

marie county, Virginia. She mas limited
application will be advisable.
Famous old Lake Champlain offers ex-
ceptional inducements to summer resorters.
One Of the most beautiful and restful
places on the lake Is that kept by G. c.
Rouse's Point. The rates are low, the
fishing is the best and the associations are
the pleasantest. An art circular is sent
to all applicants by Mr.. Rowe.
Pennsylvania is becoming one of the
greatest summer resting states in the east.
Up on the peaks and slopes of the Allie
ghely mountains are numerous places OF
resort, more OF less attractive, but none
excels Pine Heights Inn, on the main line
of the Pennsylvania railroad, at Birming-
ment is first-class, and the inn is sur
rounded with every comfort known to va
cation tourists. Proprietor Grier offers
persuading rates.
Way down at the jumping Off place of
the Massachusetts coast are some cool
spots, where the salt air. is invigorating
and the whole atmosphere is restful. Such
a place Is Turks Head Inn, at Lands End,
Cape Ann. What a suggestive name for a
summer resort! Lands End! Such weather
as this the mere thought Of getting away
from the land is welcome. Communication
should be had al once with George A. Keel
er of the American House, Boston. He says
Turks Head Inn has 1.-The finest situation
on the North Shore"
Minnequa, Pa, is so high above the level
of the sea. and cool in the middle of
summer, that Proprietor Hinckley has to
advertise that his establishment boasts OF
steam heating apparatus to assure his
guests that they will not freeze during the
summer. Minnequa is in Bradford county,
and is well worth visit by at least three
score of Washingtonians, who are now
looking around them for a nice place to
spend the season.
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the people of this city. 1t is one of THO
historical features of old Virginia that wab,
and West Virginia that is. Mr.. ID. B.
Mackall- Of 617 14th street is the local
agent, and he Is filled with information
about the precise degree of temperature
that is to be experienced at Capon, and
the many and varied reasons why every
body who is seeking health and recreation
should go there.
So many folks have an aversion. TO travel
on the sea, owing to constitutions that
cannot endure the restless tossing, that
Block Island has come ID be for them bet
ter than sea voyage lasting Severai
months without a stop. 1t has all the ad-
vantages of a trip across the ocean, with
none of the uncomfortable sensations.
Ocean View Hotel opens June q. and Pro-
prietor Cundall now located at East
Greenwich, r. l., is lip 10 mis- ears in bus-
ness getting ready for the season. Drop
him a line.
Canada is now a favorite among people
who seek cool air and perfect rest in sum-
mer. Muskoka-also named 1.-The healthfuf'
boasts of Fern Glen," which is the pride
of the heart Of Mrs. Baillie, whose address
is Box 49, Gravenhurst, Ont. Her rates are
surprisingly low.
The West End Hotel, at Long Branch, N.
j., opens Tuesday, June 25, but the cottages
will be ready for the reception of guests
Hildreth, proprietors of this popular place
of summer resort, are now busy at 81
Broadway, showing plans to guests and
writing letters to anxious inquirers.
Long Beach. on the Atlantic coast, is very
near New York. said to be within forty y-five
minutes of the metropolis. This is no draw
back, for the air is cool and the attractions
are numerous. Thos. H. Rush, 45 Broad
way, N. Y, announces that his hotel at
that beach opens June 20 and that now is
the time to subscribe.
Hotel Del Monte, on North Carolina ave-
nue., Atlantic City, is very near the beach
and its terms are low enough to please the
most economical summer resorter Mrs. H.
Y. Meyer, late of the Hotel Ruscombe, is
now in charge.
Seaside House, Atlantic City, is directly
upon the ocean front and is open all the
year, so that it is always ready for the re-
ception Of guests. Proprietor Charles Ev
ans is one OF the most popular of summer
hotel men and always has a full house
through the heated term.
At the ocean end of Kentucky avenue, at
Atlantic City, stands the Hotel Richmond,
which reopened April H. after having been
enlarged and improved. Manager Pease
has put in steam heat, sun parlor, an ele
vator and other conveniences.
When the brain reels from too much ad-
vice as to the selection of place to spend
the summer there is always one loophole of
escape for tired Washingtonians, and that
is the Hygeia Hotel. at Old Point Comfort.
Every one knows what a good time can be
had at the Hygeia. 1t needs no fattering
description. 1t is part of the summer life
OF a majority of the Inhabitants Of the
capital. Manager F. N. Pike is now ready
to send out his descriptive pamphlet, which
will doubtless settle many a problem in
many an anxious household.