The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-12
A SAILING HOTEL.
MI. ArbuckIe's Scheme TO Provide
Comfortable Nights for TOiIers.

comfortable Nights for TOiIers
good hotel for self-respecting men of
MODERATE means was the goal toward
winch d. O. Mills steered when he built
the notels which bear his name. Guests
are required to pay small amount for
iouslng and meals to get the best value
Tor their money. similar scheme has
been set on foot by John Arbuckle, OF
Afpuckle Brothers, says the New York
tribune. He will open a hotel in a few
GAYS, which will be for women and chill
uren as Wei as for men, and Will guar
anIee ITS patrons, in addition to good
peas ana board, cool air and freedom
from the inconvenience caused by hot
weather. The Arbuekle hotel will con-
slst OF a small fleet of ships which will
larry TAT the guests on short ocean cruises.
Inc Meet is the property of the Deep Sea
hotel company, of which Mr.. Arbuckle
is the head and front
A real ocean trip said Mr.. Arbuckle,
which lasts from early in the evening
until the next morning cannot fail to
!nFlgorale and refresh q man who spends
ms days in business. Besides the good
ar ana perfect rest the passenger, the
motel guest, has a delightful trip on a
stanch sailboat fitted in perfect style
ana having all arrangements for the
comfort and safety of its passengers
1t is the intention of Mr.. Arbuckle to
start the t1oating hotel from the Battery
every evening, except Sundays at $50,
10 go to sea and remain Outside until
early morning, returning to the Battery
d.
VII! be served on board. The guests who
make the trip on Saturday evening will
not return until Monday morning. Visits
VIII be made to Newport, Shelter Island,
Long Branch, Ocean Grove, Cape May
and Atlantic City in the course of the
season, and guests will have opportunity
to attend divine services at these places
The fleet consists of the 10O0-ton sail
ing snip Jacob Stamler, which sailed for
Years between New York and Havre;
the yacht Gitana, the Hermit, once the
Well known pilot boat James Gordon
BENNETT, and the ocean tug John Harlin
The Jacob Stamler is a three-master
1ull rugged, and can accommodate $50
passengers. The upper deck, protected
by water-tight awning is fitted with
hunks, and hunks also surround the din
ing room deck. These hunks are easily
converted into seats for the day. There
are nIty y tour staterooms, accommodating
Two and four persons each All of Ihese
are fitted with Washstands and many
nave bath tubs On the main deck there
is handsome apartment for women and
a smoking room for men. On this deck
are also the pantry and three large state
rooms, two of which are occupied by the
captain and another officer of the yes
sci.
The Gitana is a 100 ton schooner. fit
ted with berths and staterooms, and will
Hermit is the same size She will be
reserved for men, while the other boats
are for men and women. The staff in
GUIDES women who will act as chaperons
Tor the young women passengers.
The John Harlin is the father of the
fleet" 1t takes the vessels to sea and
brings them back if there is no wind,
and in case there should be an arrest on
be used as the prison. No excursion
boat rowdysm will be tolerated, and no
liquor will be allowed on board If.
despite the regulations, any one should