New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

mountain visitors. 1t commands the wondering
homage Of eyes which ordinarily contemplate
the little things of life. But Mount Washing
ton seen too closely and known too irtma'eH'
wearies ard depresses. II must be stunned from
the nroper distance. and viewed frorl exactly
the correct focal point. to yield 10 the pehoioe'
the grandeur of its rugged and SCARED ravInes
and the beauties of it's cloud effects and ever
changing tints and colornGs. Which brings Us
To jefferson and The Waumbek.
But there is large class for which noun
tains no matter how high. picturesque OF
EcaIt.fuI. have no attraction Rowing on lniah0
lakes tramping through cool woods and camp
Ing in groves Of pine are - nothing IN com
parison with the pleasures of the seaside
First IN point of importance Of the NeW-EnS-
land coast resorts is Newport. Blu; the people
who spend the summer there borrow little trouble
as to the hotel o. boarding mouse at which they
will spend their vacation. They have their own
Ialatial cottages and there they entertain on
an elaborate plan until the Rerkshires become
attractive in their dress Of frost-tntcd foliage.
old Orchard. Ne, Bar Harbor. Narragansett
Pier and heunobunkport all have their part-
sans. and 10 each Of these places NcW-forkers
make an annual pilgrimage Tor rest and racrea-
ton But the number OF visitors to these places
is small in comparison to those who want sea-
side pleasures nearer home.
The Central Railroad Of New-Jersey brings
many Of the popular places on the Atlantic
coast close to the doors of NEWCOMERS. and its
passenger agent says of the region
Nowhere i'm this wide world are there greater
induce mcnts offered the tourist and vacationist
who delight in the pleasures and benefits 20 be
derived from the salt water than along the New
Jersey coast. This peculiarly favored region
ahDuudS IN some Of the most interesting places
IN the entire state, many OF which take rank in
Revolutionary history. IL is a region Of quaint
towns quaint people and agricultural prosperity.
And there are none among these towns. from
Atlantic Highlands to cape May, that do not
contain many wealthy people-some permanent
residents but. a rule. the transients prevail.
city bankers. merchants ana others flock along
the NeW-JcrSeN coast when the weather
comes upoL uS each year. and occupy their
sumptuous cottages until the frost Of autumn
bids them return to their city homes The hotels
thar exist are large and small. first. second and
third class. and the innumerable boarding houses
whose doors are open ION time to he found
in every place. so that the person who has any
mis-ivings about living facilities need not worry
a moment. Everything is availab BILE. from the 81
"A day hotel. with its orchestra. nightly dancing
and occasional hop, tu the unpTetentious hostile
ry that advertises accommodations for twenty
five persons Al 81 week. with boats. fishing
tackle and bait thrown in. The New Jersey
coast is a region where the masses can find
health and recreation in unlimited variety and
without jostlnE or crowd.ug. Exclusive society
and society that is not exclusive. but none the
worse for that. patrOniZeS the Atlantic coast re-