The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-28
MILLIONS FOR VACATIONS,
oosT or IHE sIsSEE or7Jncs7.Brv
81 1NEBIcBAA
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IN. 500, o1o o. IS5O cIN Pc; VIZ
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indemnify Ia.t Z >ssl.. i ~Ip=acec here a.
rually FOR vacation -r.eTrsrt
The same s;a:e r.; aEs,-s- - q s.E.;v
smsIe- sca,e. prevails II nslr otrsr ps--s {.
! Aei-o-ds-ks there I-e mora 'hE. La tJ....,
laFss aqd sna,- TIER sss4 y e9aa. cg=.--
Whit Mygataias a.d the WasNa-,.- axes
show h;lts a may Their ar 60 i Assu-y
average n tE@1Ty ro7rlS each aI1 - - fed
20 txo.;.irat .: ih-!; sst.s:Ly ou.oE u.
vacst50Es IL 1s; amount - a. ieasT Sl.5pL'tyA
DAY during the hot Seh@tI
| IL addition 70 The k1t+ls there s-@ tho-ss-3s
/ q, village ard farm houses where 7--ar
! hynsrds-s Are l.iEs5 and fed IL SINE .A-s o.
ia Tisrs, SO :bsrs ~ IN cSRs 81 a 1s14Ts?
Pad .ent:rb.nrent II this WAY - visit ;hs
h9ftl.; he GTea, A3STssa spD2s: ''a-i
Al! oyer The rDoap;tin ant axe st-c;s a.,
!oea'et ca.ps Whsr. S2Ene! vs=sro1ls;s
tive fashion. The -: = thos@ who s7eE1
their outing; i this fashion sr2vs !4.se-
, lion mark now. Their expenditures FOX camp
cathts provisions and guides must Aggregate
Others who Ike the freedom Q. icdepead.r,
VACATION Jrirs. tui who 1o not care Tor n.
! recreation Acoas,inC ;rp N a sms! sal.
boat affords az .nsIpeHsTe a3d 3e!iCnt:ri
| pIieaaEqTe "a: rhs- d5.s he Gas, az! tinls5i
waters every Season nun hers something Ike
i9:3s 500 an3 5 nIii6s Is *, a. eS5FFnc siga e. that hal
! pleasure account.
The Chaqtauaua movement has made tbs
never Entertained il before, The eentra!
Cheu,auQua and its serenty-odd branches
persons a. a! times during the season. With
the other etlcattona; religious aud temper
entertain n" fewer than l.6"'.4'o pleasure
seekers; and represent an expenditure proba-
Any com pr-hensive account q the amounts
pad out for summe Vacations by Americans
must i1Glndf d Ifrse item qEtrT the head OF
cabin Lists Il all the Atlsntic liners are crowd
e end IT0m =, M sbis q any se ~ srs Der; ., ce5tain
hut the majority n; the travellers are on pleas
uTe sen. In addition 70 the regular voyaGe.
various parts OF the world which claim thou
sands OF voyaGers.
like Chicago. New York and Boston. as sum
mer resorts. hut II is a fact that a good many
persons spend their vacations in these places.
For example. Il is said to he easier to rent Ger
tain high class apartments IN New York and
taEsn for n tn, iT"' nos, 'T par, E by wisnel from ess shs
South. who choose this time 10 visit the North.
ern cities and view their various attractions,
men from other parts Of the country spend
their vacations in one or another q the large
other conveniences that thew iesire 10 enjoy.
Practically all Of these VACATION trips add I,
Of Of one Of 'Ie smaller lines says that the !netcTns
ssoii:o06, In the case d the erea, systems iitks
the PENNSYLVANIA and the New York Central
this business must he worth from sl,5oO,"o)
The individual cost of these vacation ,rips
the case OF thu man who visits relatives r
friends IN the country tn $1,000, or above for
tnose VINO STOP at expensive hotels in fashion,
able resorts. Altogether il is lutte within tho
bounds Of reason TO say that Americans spen4.
on account OF their summer pleasures. from
$4o.U0.oH 70 .SJun,0p.ou. This is atliy
sum 70 eNrend for the sake Of having se5i
time. II all Americans were willing 20 iisT+rss
with their outings and toturn the amount thul
saved over 70 the Government the amount
would he suficientto eNtinguish the national
debt OF Ssl5.ODu.IEN int~o years. 1t i nsary
double the entire expense Of the Spanish
American war.
The summer vacation has come to be a social
and financial movement Of the firs, importance.
The influence on business and trade OF 10
movement OF S5nHiOp.pNo is no. 70 be over
looked. This money is scattered broadcast
among railways. hotels and tradcsmnn in ov"rV
part ~ the country. 4 large Part Of /, REACHES
the, persons employed by tho railways. ho'as
and tradesm"n and stimulates the lah,r ma.
ket In places where IL is apt 10 need such N
influence. Ultimately most Of this money ~"-
turns ,whenc" it came, through purchases
made by the country RESIDENT. hotel emp.o?""s
and others who rereiv" il Thus il comple'cs
the course followed by the vacation seekc-s
themselves and is OF double benefit 70 the busl.
ness community.
MIR FOR TI0LIN BOWS.