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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-15
THE HOTEL DARLINGTON.
WHAT SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND
PLEASURE FIND AT RICH
FIELD SPRINGS.

In Central New-York lies the charming lake re-
gion which includes wide variety o. scenery
much that is picturesque and pleasing III the leat-
ures of the landscape, the charming sheets OF water
which give so much variety to the region. and tne
rolling hills which full OF beauty.
In the midst Of these attractive surroundings IS
Richhed Springs. which has long had an envlaole
rarra among the resorts where people may seek
health and recuperation combined. Richhed Springs
which lies sixty miles south OF Syracuse in historic
Otsego County. which rendered famous by the
novels OF James Fenmore Cooper. has had for
many years the reputation OF L health resort Its
famous sulphur springs, the water OF which Is
specific for cutaneous disorders. has been the means
OF restoring many thousands OF persons to their
wonted vlgor OF health and strength An analysis
hy Professor Charles F Chandler. of Columbia
College, shows that the water of the famous Rich
field Sulphur Spring contains in solution more sui
phuretted hydrogen than that OF any other sulphur
spring in this country The Chandler analysis shows
that in standard gallon Of 81 cubic inches Of the
wa ter there
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At the bathing establishment one can take the
following baths Sulphur bath, sitz bath, hot or
cold: needle bath, Turkish bath. wet sheet packs,
Russian eth with sulphur vapor) and needle baths
There are also electric baths. galvanlc or faradIc
and electric treatment. galvanic or faradic The
massage douche (Aix-es Bains SYSTEM. the scot
,ish douche and the spinal douche C'Charcot) can
also be taken. The douche rooms are modelled AFTER
those at the Establishment Hydrotherapique Ned
cal de Paris Kue MGqGaenel' ana DF Il" Ns'
Massage treatment with or without bath, ana
massage treatment al patients aParttnleitts az.
also available. The of the gymnasium Is rfee
10 the bathers The arse sw mi,ns poor = 5i rIg
opposite the athing establishment stands the totel
EaTInstSm P PARK aRd is srrounded BY that
can make summer resort attractive anu asnegf
view of the street of Richfeld and the balil-
house grounds beyond can De % the cali Of the
guests of the Darlington There are passenger anu
spacious closets. light and airy halls; new and at
tractve furniture and carpets All me wstFr ue
There are electric lights and CallbeLS IN every
room. fo cue The hotel in separate buildings Of
electric light plant engine and boiler house laun-
Dinner at the Darlington IS served in the even
ing and after dinner coffee is served In n Deaurlu
Moorish coffee room just outside the dining room
Professor Van santvord and ms 2rGnes1Ta OF SS
2 d fSs p wirI P5E N n the evening
III In mt the immediate vicinity Of RichasId SPRINGS are
many miles OF good roads, which AFFORD every pos.
sibe facility for riding and driving WIN me VeWS
Of and valleys. R1chheId springs ~
on Lake Canadarago. 10 feet above the sea. u
combines the charms of lake. mountain and i sea
side resorts with the healing advantages or GrlIE-
ing and bathing In life giving waters Whlch aro
said cure rheuma tisrn govt sGiauca; IH iper Ia:
insomnia hay fever nervousness, liver ana kidney
directions and all non-contagiols diseases .
irrder the same management as the Darlington
is the St James Hotel. Ii is short distance from
- no tbhonse in Darlington Park, facing the lawns
and bicycIe oval. The st. James is unique anna
SIMMER resort hotels the first class I'm its rates
St ~ ,qanent is able offer, in the ST. James,
noIern hotel complete in all its appointments
and of excellent cuisine at moderate rates ,os :.
Newly finished and furnished; the 81 James Is
heated by steam. lighted by electricity, eqalpPed
I'i4L the hest toilet and sanitary arrangements,
viii baths on every floor. The house Is specially
IrraJ 70 meet the requirements of those wish
Pc r. sfav late in the season. Its sunny dlninS
a6n, bav windows and glass encased piazza oefnS
asneciaIly attractive features
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daily round OF business hours and duties, no place
is more accessible desirable than Nova Scotia;
and or the places in tins part of the Empire OF
Great Britain none suTpass in convenience
and readiness Of reaching the town OF Yarmouth
Among its attractive features the moderate
temperature. eXhilarating atmosphere. lack Of
mosquitoes, the pest Of existence in many places,
and in consequence there is malaria Var
mouth Hay fever is also unknown there TO suffer
ers from II elsewhere
Yarmouth is a town with all the modern COM
forts of civilization It has eight thousand inhab
itants. who are progressive and up to date, and
maintain a fine opera house and brass band.
while the town offers good roads for recreation
along the shore for dozen miles the Bay OF
Fundy. and ten miles in the interior to Tucket.
where there is good trout and salmon fishing. The
bay itself IS a most attractive sight when the
great tide comes rolling In. and It may be 10
excellent advantage from Bayside Park.
In the midst of all these attractive features
stands the Grand Hotel. which is equipped with all
the things which can enhance the comfort and de-
light OF guests. 1t has all modern ConvenenCes
being a structure OF brick and stone, at
tractively situated, commanding from its front
the sweep OF the harbor, with abundant shipping
and many green clad islands; while beyond rocky
ridge is the broad Bay Of Fundy and the Atlantic
further toward the sky line
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PLINPTON HOTEL, WATCH HILL.
BETWEEN BAY AND OCEAN. WITH OUT
LOOK ON EACH.

BETWEEN BAY AND OCEAN. WITH OUT
LOOK ON EACH
The temperature at Watch Hill, r T., IS modified
in a most remarkable manner by the proximity
OF Long Island Sound side the Atlantic
Ocean second, and Little Narragansett Bay
the third This popular resort is practically
level. and thus is of breezes which modify
the heat all times of day and to make
the nights cool enough for pleasant sumber.
The bathing beach is of the most attractive
features OF Watch HILL and is the resort of all
who spend the summer there in hotel or cottage
On the high ground is most excellent golf course
which is enjoyed only by the devOtees Of the
game. but by those attracted 1t by the pict-
uresqIe outlook and land afforded from it
In the midst of all these summer attractions
ing guests all the enjoyable featu of seaside life
amid attractive surroundings 1t is situated near
the bay, and from the piaZzas. which extend some
six hundred feet, there are fine views of both bay
and ocean, while the sunset over the Connecticut
hills beyond StoningtOn and New-LOndon seen
superb advantage, and the brilliant sky is fire.
quently reflected in the bay with great briancy
of effect.
In the last three years $4,000 has been expended
improvements to the PlmptOn, and it has been
equipped in the most modern hotel fashion. The
comforts and luxuries Of life supplied in album
dance, and the fea lures add TO degree to
delights of guests. The Pmpton has large
annex, called the Bay View, which affords the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-15
OCEAN HOUSE, WATCH HILL.
ATTRACTIVE FEATURES AT THIS RHODE
ISLAND RESORT FOR 1902

.r,ovn Watch Hill way" has come TO be syno-
nvne for a combination OF the seaside attractions
ny M ~, bora of the State which embraces within
- Lordars some of the most attractive OF the
,asbionabe resorts for summer sojourners. There
=, al that can appeal to the seeker after health
and pleasure IN the Delights afforded at TINS nIuH
- tho ses The beach is OF the best for
~ eniovment of bathing, the opportunities for
entovable amusements are ample. there is an ex-
client rnacadam road leading TO the country re-
qions of the interior of Rhode Island. the hotel
Communication the Hill are adequate and sat-
trfoc+orv while the trip. either by boat or rail-
from, New-York or Boston IS pleasing and en-
joyable one.
Percy F Cav the widely known swimmer,
-,atched 70 swim James L. McCusker. the cham
zion of America for $1,000 a side and the world 5
cchampionship began training at Watch Hill yes
time early in July; Mr. Cavill has chosen w. Watch
has ever seen He will stay at the Ocean House.
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THE BUTCHER HOUSE.
AMID THE PICTURESQUE SURROUNDINGS OF
DUTCHESS COUNTY

AMID THE PICTURESQUE SURROUNDINGS OF
DUTCHESS COUNTY.
OF the nearby portions OF this State. Duchess
County contains much charming scenery and many
attractive places. One OF the finest of these IS
PawGng, only an hour and d half from the Grand
Central Station. the Harlem Railroad and read
ily reached by frequent trairs This region IS
among picturesque hills and has the most health
full surroundings. All that conduce invig
Grafton OF mind and body is to be secured by the
sotourner in this part or the State at any time OF
the spring. summer fall There IS form OF
outdoor recreation Or amusement which is be
enjoyed the fun in this part OF Duchess County
Pawling is TOO feet above the with dry air
and entire freedom from malaria and mosquitoes.
Here stands the butcher House, which offers all
modern CCnvenienceS and comforts to guests. II IS
q Philadelphia pressed brick structure. and IN
nection with It are two Queen Anne cottages, all
replete with modern improvements. They
and steam heat All the sanitary arrangements are
up date and assure adequate attention TO health
conditions. one OF the attachments OF the hotel IS
the butcher Opera House, where there IS ample
stage. eight sets of scenery footights. dressing
and all facilities Tor the giving OF perform
ances. The floor is also admirably adapted for
dancing. Music is OF the features of hotel
every morning and evening
The grounds Of the butcher House laid out
with ample lawns, well shaded by walks, terraces
and howerbeds The region has good roads for
within easy reach Within short distance of the
hotel IS Green Mountain Lake, which affords fine
fishing for bass. pickerel and perch. Boats and
fishing tackle be obtained the hotel. The
ards and excellent turf. There IS a large tennis
court. bowling alleys a billiard room and ping pong
tables. The village has seven churches. and there
is nothing lacking TO make stay in this region
ENJOYABLE beneficial
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GRIyDsToNE I'M. WINTER R4RBOR
AMID THE ATTRACTIVE SCENERY OF THE
MAINE sEACoAsT.


one Who has failed to see the Maine coast in the
region OF Mount Desert has failed 10 Of the
most attractive seaside regions of the entire Attain
tic shore. Even from Photographic representation
one can gain an idea of fits unique combination OF
ocean with ad iacent mountains, but It requires a
visit 10 the region to enable one 70 get any ace
qua1e conception Of the charming union OF all that
Is most allurfne and absorbing in interest to be
enjoyed at Frenchman's Bay. No more attractive
view az the bay and OF Mount Desert is TO De
secured than that from the piazza q the Grind
stone Inn This is GrinGstone Point at Winter
Harbor Me-, with the harbor behind it and French
mans Bay IN front and separating it from the ISL
and Of Mount Desert and other Islands IN the
vicinity. Winter Harbor has the well deserved
reputation OF being the safest harbor on the Maine
coast The anchorage for yachts IS eAceIlent me
for rowing. sailing, canoeing ana sNlLllI is IL
facilities unsurpassed large sWlTnrn4ilg pIol
IS one Of the fea lures Of the Grindstone Inn the
water q the being too cold for the majority OF
persons -. -
the combination Of all healthfu conditions; the lack
of the customary summer annoyances, there oellg
being unknown; unsurpassed opportunities for all
forms Of outdoor exercise and the union OF ioeai
The Inn has been enlarged and improved Tor tnls
season, many bathrooms being added: every SAM
ample from mountain springs two miles away;
furnaces and open replaces provide against Sqaden
cold or stormy weather. while the table is all that
SCI $50 The eof Course IS one Of the best in the
State: there is fire tennis court. while ping pong
tables VIII be available From the balconies and
piszzss ~ r7e Inn extended and beautiful views
70 b. o5fatned as the height of its site gives
surpassed outlook over the surrounding scenery
Within fve minutes walk Of the Inn are the
clubhouse. casino and the boat slip Of the Winter
Harbor Club. The clubhouse contains large nail
& tea room and a billiard and pool room Adjoining
is the casino. with stage, bowling alleys and
shuttle boards. ~.
The Grindstone Inn is 70 be reached by any Bar
Harbor route by railroad steamer The wharf at
Winter aEboF affords me best place on tae Maine me
minimum depth OF the water being twenty feet
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THE WATCH HILL HOUSE.
THE RHODE ISLAND REGION WHERE IT
STANDS ALMOST SEA SURROUNDED

THE RHODE ISLAND REGION WHERE IT
STANDS ALMOST SEA SURROUNDED
There seems TO be ample justification for the
claim that Watch Hill the southwestern point Of
Rhode Island which juts out into the salt water
between stonington Harbor and the broad ocean.
is the most healthful summer home on the Atlantic
coast It IS an elevated bluff. nearly surrounded
By water: the ocean, Long Island Sound. Little
Narragansett Bay and the Pawcatuck River form
ing its boundaries, and a narrow neck connecting
IL with Westerly on the land side.
On this spot in Revolutionary days. there was
a watch tower for the coast guard which was
keeping q lookout all suspicious appearing craft
that entered the Sound. and hence the name. The
geologic formation is Of rocks and sand; there are
no marshes, while the wind swept heights make a
combination seldom equaled and never surpassed
On the highest part Of the region stands the
Watch Hill House. from whose extensive piaZZas
and high tower there is a view which embraces
wide variety Of scenic beauty The front of the
notei IS is feet, and that Of the wing 175 feet
Gozen lighthouses may be readily seen. from Point
Juclth to Aontauk Point and Block Island. All the
requirements for enjoyment and comfort are COM
Dnec IN the ARRANGEMENTS Watch Hill
House, and experience enables the management to
scjust everything 10 give the maximum OF
pleasure with a minimum of drawbacks 10 enjoy
pundreC persons. and In connection with the main
building are two spacious annexes. each with fifty
All possible provision for popular games is to be
found at Watch Hill The Misquanicut golf course
ts close at hand. and there are billiard rooms,
Loving eileys ana ping pong tables in the hotel.
and adequately fitted UP. The facilities for the
sL9oynent OF surf bathing ADEQUATE and
npe. aho no visitors neglect to enjoy their adj
beach. A' 0i 'iie picturesque
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-15
4 TRIP TO HAWAII.
THE ISLAND TERRITORY HAS MANY AT
fractions For TOURISTS


FRACTIONS FOR TOURISTS.
Trips within the territorial limits of the United
States need longer be confined to the continent
of North America for of the islands of the
sea are now part and parcel Of the Union Half
way across the Pacific Ocean, between the western
coast OF the continent and the Philippines, lies the
territory of Hawaii This is the group Of the eight
Sandwich islands. about which much has been
known since Captain Cook visited them and
brought to civilized lands tales of the natives.
Now that these islands and their people, who have
been much in the public eye for years, part
of the United States with a Territorial Delegate in
Congress visit them is interesting
than heretofore. for it only be few years
before the native characteristics Will entirely pass
away before the civilization of the States and
only the belmy climate and the natural beauties
OF the islands will remain unchanged.
The islands lie between the nineteenth and the
twenty-third degrees of north latitude. The trip
10 them from San Francisco takes seven days.
Sugar and coffee culture the principal indus
tries natives of Porto Rico having been recently
and Japanese laborers no longer available since
the transfer OF the islands to this country
the chief city, has population of 40 600.
and is growing with much raptdity. II has all the
modern municipal improvements, including trolley
cars department stores and fine business blocks
and houses The port is important one COM
mercially. and is the objective point of many
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- tive Guests there will find it we'll worth while
anu biE1 in the water he IS not only regarded
20 one Of the strongest and swiftest OF swimmers
80 ~ nvorId has seen, but he is thought to
he second to none in ease and gracetulnesS while
oe .scS-1jTe dif1cult feats in the water. he will
xhihitiOns of his skill while at Watch
f fI Mr. C,aviu is the champion swimmer OF Eng
land and Australia as wen as Oh al ol 'ne Euro-
pean countries. -. ,.s.z hi .o,,-- ~,
.ba faaturas t0r delightful living that have given
If a well deserved reputation of being second 20
no1a an the resort field and gained for IL steadily
Increasing popularity. Visitors who return to 1t
This season will find a new Colonial piazza and
SIM naror so feet in length. while the music room
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has been enlarged. and there other added at
fractions The wa ter supply it's sanitary arrange
ments and the cuisine leave nothing to be desired
The air at Watch Hill is always cool and bracings
the temperature is never oppressive even N tle
middle OF the day. there is conttluai breeze
from off the water on one side the other. and
the mercury ranges lower than anywhere en- the
Jersey coast
The amUsements amply provided for at the Ocean
House are eolfine tennis. boating. bathing fishing.
driving and dancing The golf course is especially
picturesque natural features which add not only
10 the interest game itself. bur reward tle
lovers of nature. From the rugged Oo~lder topped
hiIIocks a view OF unsurpassed beauty Is to be
enjoyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-15
THE ELMER,

CORNWALI-ON-HUDSON- SO Miles from New aorK-
is noted salubrous ATMOSPHERE tns 49, =, a.
oPs the cheapness and ease OF IL
cor,r,,ta-
tior Vest shore r. r. $40 month
~ 4 MILES FROM WEST POINT -
bluff above the HUDSON Ftlver
Cornwall Bay surrounded oy
Ia[D1 y,sH shaded by trees All modern ap-
Electric lights tA.s1
poems large and airy and attached TO
tba gToi,nI ts a fine garden Ten minutes wax
80 teahoat landing and depot or " est soTe FSafoau
omen from May November, ,4s ,t-,,rasou. zoIr
archery and tennis eIOuI4S' So
49, ba tbinr boating and fishing - -.
4l4As' NAN4'-''7'. CfyONIMODATIONS FOR 100
For terms anu N ". B. ELMER Prop.
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tourists Although in the tropics. the trade winds
tend modify the heat and make the air salubrl-
all times and the climate equable- AS soon
IS the cable is laid IL will be easy for business
men TO get the benefit of the ocean voyage and the
enjoyment of new scenes and yet keep in touch
with the latest developments in the business world
Visits TO the great sugar estates and to many
points Of especial beauty and ettractiveness are
easily taken from Honolulu. The trip to the era
terS taken from Honolulu The trip to the era
tiers Of the great volcanoes MaUna Loa and XII,
auca always repayS the adventurous traveller. ana
will be taken hereafter with renewed interest by
reason of the Mont Pelee eruption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-15
GRAND HOTEL, YARMOUTH, ". S.

For those who like to leave their native land
for the more complete enjoyment of vacation.
who wish to have sea voyage in order TO re-
cr,perate from the fatigue and monotony Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-15
STANFORD,
CHURCHILL HALL,

twentieth Capacity 800 Beautifully situated
high ground village Stamford In the Western
CatsIiIs Fine grounds: rooms with BATH 900 of
piazza; library hall orchestra For terms apply
to : E CHURCHILL. NJ d. E. P JENKINS 3
Park Place, from 10 a n. to p n
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Anusements.-Gof, boating, fishing,
bowling. Beautiful shaded walks and
drives through the most picturesque noun
tain scenery. Through trains on the West
Shore and Ulster and Delaware Railroad
from New York. Brooklyn, and Jersey
City. Address any of the houses raen-
toned here for prices and foil information.
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STANFORD.
n. u.
The REXM ERE,

Best equipped hotel the Western Catsills Situated
IN Cb,rrbiIi park Lakes woods camping. boating and
xaIng Orchestra passenger elevator, electric lights
steam heat For plans. rates. apply E a JENKINS
a Park Place New YORK. from 10 a m to p n 5 Z
CHURCHILL. NJ D.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-10
C.. g. N. w. r. r.

DEPARTURES OF TRAINS EAsT.5a.ss
Pass. No. 504 lex. SUM new line, 4:o ~ m
i" NO. IS (Ex.Sun.) old line, 5:45 m
No. 502 Daily new line; 5:o0 m
{" No. q tDaily) old line 5:5o ~
No. Q Ex. SUM- new line Y 100 p nj
Way freight No. IA daily (eA. Sum-
Via St. Peter. a lO:oo a u
4 DEPARTURE OF TRAINS WEST.
No. eek. SUM new line, 7:4o a m
No. II (Dai1y) old line, ll:4o m
No. SOB DAILY new line, II ~ N
No. 81 eek. Sun.) old line, 8:40 p m
No. 15tEx. SUM- new line. 12:l5 p N
Trains Nos.5O4 and 500 have sleeping cars
between Mankato and:Chicago and chair
cars between Mankato and Minneap polls.
Dining cars between Winona and Tracy
and Mankato and Minneapolis.
Trains Nos.5o4 and sol have sleeping cars
between Minneapolis and Redheld, 5. u.
Further information inquire of II. L..
Beecher, Agent.
Gen Ag't, Winona. G.P. A. Chicago.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-10
PLAN TO END STRIKE.
ss Call the State. Legislature To-
5E 4s4efher In Special Session. a%yt

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 5.-Develop.
ments at Philadelphia and in Wash
Sington having shown that Senator'S
Quay and Penrose are powerless to
induce the coal operators to end the
anthracite strike and that even Pres
ident Roosevelt cannot interfere,
Gov. Stone has decided on drastic ac-
ton to bring the Industrial conflict
to close. He proposes to call a
special session Of the state 1egisla-
ture at once and to rush through it
a compulsory arbitration law. By
this means he believes the strike can
be ended within 80 days at the ut
most. ''- -" ''''
? Huntington, W. Va, Sept. st is
now believed the coal strike in West
Virginia is practically at an end.
At q mass meeting Of miners from
all the coal fields along the Norfolk
& Western railroad it was almost
unanimously agreed to end the strike
provided the operators would take
back all the old miners, and they
have signified their intention of do
ing this. The miners. have agreed to
return TO work next Monday morning.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-10
TRAINS COLLIDE.


Kansas Git, Mo-, Sept. An eastt-
bound Rock Island cattle train and "a
engine and caboose collided head-on
near Birmingham, Mo-, ten miles east
of Kansas City Monday night, killing
four trainmen -, juring three others,
The dead: James speyer, engineer
Trenton, Mo-; Thomas Griddith, en-.
gineer, Trenton, %. Clarence Ma,
hardt, fireman, Trenton. Mo.;TC. W
Balinger, fireman, Trenton. Mo.
The trains were running at full
speed when they met. Both engines
were demolished and the entire train
of 30 carsfwere overturned. The train
was heavily loaded with cattle, and
nearly 300 head of live stock were
killed. "32 49, ~ ]%5esf z Ss ~ Il ~
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DOWN A BANK.
Excursion Train Wrecked I'm Ala
Killed and Others Injured. 81.

Birmingham, Ala Sept. 2.-While
rounding a curve on high embank-
ment near Berry, Ala, at 49:90 o'clock
Monday morning the engine and four
cars of an excursion train on a
branch Of the Southern railway
leaped from the track and rolled
over and over, smashing the coaches
into kindling wood and causing the
instant death of n persons and the
injury of 81 others. Physicians say
at least 90 Of the injured cannot
live. &} !. Els t455z AZ JAN @$ss H .tcs4