The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-08-05
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Opening ofth Chautauqua Season-Rostel
of the Summer EacuItx.


of the Summer Faculty.
Friday evening last an appreciative
audience greeted Miss Julia A. Drum
OF Philadelphia, in the auditorium
MISS Drum occupies a place in the
very 'front.' rank as an author and in
structor IN oratOry. She is a favorite
at the park and her reading and reel
tatlOns are always enioyed.
sabbath was WOman's Foreign Mis-
slonary day. AT II a. IN. a bible read.
ing was given by Mrs Eaton, presi-
dent OF the Baltimore branch of w
+. NJ. 5. She also spoke at night. An
interesting part of the services was
the drill by several children. Con.
gresham BOtkin make the opening
prayer and Rev. j. O. THOMPSON pro
nOunced the benediction.
The Mountain Chautauoua began
its sessions Wednesday afternoon.
The following is the faculty of the
summer schools: W. L. Davidson. d.
D., of CuyahOga Falls, O., superin-
tendenr of instruction; j. II. Morgan,
IN. d., OF Dickinson college, Pa. elias
steal languages; Adolph Rambeau.
Ph: D., OF Johns Hopkins University.
Baltimore, romance languages; Hugh
a. Curran, natural science; Elmer \
Cross, A. NJ, principal of high school
of Carlisle, Pa, mathematics and
English.
Fine arts departments and instruc-
tors, Miss Jennie White, of Madison
sonville, o., painting; w. H. Pontins.
OF Dubuque, Iowa, music; Miss Julia
A. Drum, Philadelphia, elocution:
Miss Lydia j. Newc0mb, Bethlehem.
Pa, physical culture; Miss Susan Pol
lock, Washington, d. c., kindergar-
ten; Prof A. y. Lane, Carlisle. Pa
amateur photography; Mr.. and Mrs.
). ;. Mueller, Cincinnati, stenography.
typewriting and bookkeeping.
The first excursion to the Chautau-
qua will take place Saturday, the nth.
Excursion trains will run from Cum
berland on the east and Fairmont on
the west, taking in all intermediate
points or stations. The rate will be
one fare for round trip. The program
for the day will be as follows: II a. IN.
lecture, 'SaVOnarola,n DR.. w. H.
Crawford, president of Allegheny col
lege, MeadVIlle, Pa, one of the most
superb lecturers on the American
platform; $50 p. m, grand promenade
concert, Stevens band; 2.30 D. m, lee
ture, The Almighty Dollar" Rev.
ThOs. Dixon, jr., New York, the most
frequently quoted preacher of the
great metropolis. He was the most
prominent man in the shaving of the
'Tammany Tiger There is no more
entertaining lecturer in America. He
is full of wit and story. 7.30 p. m,
grand musical melange, the famous
f(ttI1Il 11lo 10 aYt, NJ =:
Chandler, soprano sOlOist, Il delight
full singer; Miss Grace Ensminger, bril-
liant viOlinist; Mr. Heber Bowling
Mcdonald, in his stories; reading by
Miss Jeannett Young. S p. m, lecture
"On Half Fare, or Prisoners of Plen-
ty," Miss Nandilia Varnum, the queen
of the platform. \ display of fire
works will be given at close of eXer-
cises.
AT the kindergarten school, Satur-
day, Miss Pollock, the teacher, asked
her little pupils, "Who is the busiest
man in the land?' Congressman Bot
kin's daughter, little S-year-old tot,
said, Il know" Who said the
teacher. Quickly came the answer,
Bro. Rudisill." Then there was a
laugh.
Our hotels and boarding houses are
filling up fast The outlook is very
encouraging. 1t looks like the Park
would have a greater number of peo-
pie here this month ever known in its
history.
Whitehall Terminal. New Entrance to
New York City via Il. ~ O.-Unequalcd
Facilities.
Whitehall terminal, the new en-
trance to New York City, opened for
business by the Baltimore and Ohio
r. r. on Monday, July 18th, is the
most convenient station to and from
all parts of New ! ork City and Brook
Ign. This terminal is at South Ferry,
east of Battery, and from it, under
the same roof, direct connections are
made with trains of the Second, Third,
Sixth and Ninth Avenue Elevated
Roads; Broadway, Columbus and
Lexington Avenue Gable Lines: East
and West Side Belt Lines Of horse cars;
South Ferry, Staten Island Ferry
Hamilton Avenue and Thirty ninth
Street (BrOOklyn) Ferry.
Ask for tickets to New York via. Is.
& O. and save Inconvenience.
j. NJ. SCHRYVER
d. b. MARTIN, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Man. Pass. Traffic.