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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
De BAUOELl|RE
EI loco yla Ysnus.--EI exta-
sis universal de las Cosas.
0tQia siIenciOsa.
kGUAS ADORMILADAS
Un loco 4 los pies de una We
nus colossal y marm6rea.
Su areopagismo.

iQls admirable msfiausl Ri vastn
psrque ss paima bsio sl ardisnte clio
del so', eomo 10 jlvsntud bsio ell do
minio del sm1r.
El ex A.ia uuivsr. o. dc las cosss
no 90 txprssA por ning6o ruido; las
mismss sguAs estsn e1mo sdormis.
das. Es eta una orgia silsrcioss,
muy di.tiptA de las 6sstAg humanas.
Dijstass que una luz sismprs Gre
eiente dk cAda viz mAs brilio & los
obistes; qrs las A)res, fx:isada',
arden On daseos do rivalixAr ccu sl
asul del e,tlo Eor 10 snerefa de sus
colores. J qae tl calor. fernando vlsi.
blea los perfumes, les hscs slavArse
haeIa ell sstro en rmA ds b h1marsds.
Sin embargo, On squeI R(es uni'
versAl, he disIiDguido ser d gido.
A los pies do una Venus CO Oaal.
uno dc ssoa lccos Arlifa ales u uio de
ssos bpfones involunIsrios, sncA'g .
dos dc hacsr rsir q los reyes c4Ando
OIL Remordimisnso 9 oil FAsaidio lee
obsssionAn, vsstido eon IN naie ori-
llaDts CO ridlsul'z. con snA sspscie do
srieornio eon eampaniliAs, acurruc do
contra el pedestal, asa aus oios lIenoa
do lSgrimAs ha,is 10 immortal DIJsA.
Ydcea aQusllos ojos.
sSty al nltlmo y mGs solitArio do
los hum .nos; DO tel g. amor nj amis.
tsd, sierdo On s.sI muy iLfsrior 81
mas imparfecso do los Anlmales. Sin
an b .rgo. NO deio CO esser b Gao cara
aomIr nder y ssntlr 10 INN rsai Bale
zsi IAN. Dlt ss ssDs1 pisdhd de MI
sristzay dc mi dsIirit -
Re o 10 inplAsab.e Venus mira d
10 lsios; mira no ~ Ql6 CON sus 0i %
do mArmol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
OTRAS AOT|C|AS
Don Vicente Vinas. -Desafio
de &Base. .balls. - Falleci-
miento en- Manati,
SALA De SOCORROS
Traslado de familias al cam
po.-El ala mbre eel <tro.
lleys en- NAL estado.

-ss eususntra en- San Juan, y
hsmos tenido oil gus,o de saIudarls,
nussiro q1srido 'gn , corrsljg o.
mario don VIcente Vidas. dst gado &
q CkmAra por ell dislrito de Aqua
dilla.
e DE 70, por 10 msGaps, ayro
vaehspdo 10 oeasi6u dc hAllarae 90
nue,tro puerto sleuncs buQues DO
guerrs, los iugsdorss de soAss balls
de los cubs sLss Pa mas y <Al.
msndsrea, formAySn unA novena %.
q ,dA J resArAn sn tei' tiL los ma
rinos do cis hos bpques, aaoionaoos 4
ese sports
sabsdo iallse'6 en- MspaM Ia
respesab bic NfVrA donA = rim!aivA San
tsna E.cobAr.
Sc VGNDtN dits yupssa ca
bueyes joveDe., urs casa os mAdsFL
eel pals rssisn eonsr.f.s; ss . me-
gAoAdr al suido y q gsn.nolas sr
mag iosos pAssos. l t.rmAr&
EnrtQ,M Fernandes.
30-23 ALI. LlRGAa.
De h,rldaa J ooailsionss laves
fAeron Asissldos aver On lA asia dc 40.
corros f gin AArrsro. Juan Q Ina.
% y Gem ,nta I o'lano.
A LOS StSoAEs PrAclisattes
On Oirugla me.Ur. Sc neeealsA an
prAss.cAnle On ClrugiA melor, tlluiA'
do. Para iutormss d.riilr.e 81 dossor
DON VISOR GaA6rsGg. -LIguAs, Pso.
REQ. l5 4
~Sabsmos do mushas f.ml 4As
Q 10 30 Aeian de In sludAd para al
sAmko, MmscosAs d IL s.idem . rel
pALts en- SAn JaAa. A, poo4AuU dc
CssAno .e d 20 te~siAdAuo q vivlr ma
shAs Va sJnAs de GAIA sapIsAI.
aErarA cSrrerss do o. ApAllos, ven
den rslois SpeelA.es 0 eontAourea de
Quins0s os segundUs . % ~, sS V0,
al0 90 y ell.0O, porss pago, loa ssnJ.
res r. KsnthAAn y Co., AAn auAn.
ruarso Roo, Ala.
-I0toEmAasnos gus oil Alamurs del
SNolleys.,sA roso pUr muths LAtLsAa
lU Qaa urlxlnA no pos0a brAssUrnoA "a
el MA6s 90 do cArros, AsArsa dsI vshgeo
Ia cue 90 vA tx1ae4Io Oh L1n. 90. IA
hsmoa rspssldo vAriAs vesss, que ssa
lalAmnre sslA muy gaslAdo On 1lvsraos
lngArss de ~ .i4sA y osos Aer saallluf.
40 ain sspsrA.
| "a sc VENDE nn aArro america.
40 % buen eAsAoo, sApAsidAd 100 %,
propio para AranaporIar sarge pesA-
do. Ioformes, j vhnson y CO 90 CAguAe
10 Fra, X Shlrmsr, mLsIis del QAArtsr.
master, San JGan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA

-Fuss no 10 sntisndO do Ssnterrs cAda sstOy
Absortc:
DO qceI
DE 10 que ms habe envado decir vusstro emArO.
-Por ventura hemos envisdo sgunoI
ST por ciero Un hombra vshdo de negro, con anteooa
verdes cus do de pAr vnsssra cue tsplH cercdo
Casa Ro qus defendia como IN on por ESQ he Venl
do corrirnlo
IN hombre veStido de negro ansoios verdes rsp
tic Lorfn
~-Aaf sa pur mas sen 49, llevabA muier del brxo.
JuVen bonita xcAm6 Mauricio aoerckndoEe general
ST
Era 81 yla ciUdadanS DixmerI
q Ga &c 6li
-C.sa Rujs. oh soy un miserable en- no hsbsr muerso
: ambos
ma ngs cpidado CiudAdno Lndey, diio SAnIsrrs puss
se les echArA 81 gusnte.
-Pero como dilbO les hb6is dciAdo pAlArl pregunt6
Lorin.
Pard.s les he dsiAdo pAHAr, rsspOnd6 Sntsre
tsnian Ia consGnG
-Tsuisn c1usiqua tx,Iamo Lorn; eatoncsI hay aGdn
rAidor tntre nos trOS.
NO Lorfn; domaado para Greer Que ningu-
M de vcaotros traidor.
LorO miro alrededor buGoar al trador Sc encano
C1n Iafrsase aemb'fs de MAuricio.
% ie signifies e.tol diio snira H.
-EuA homora pueda lsiosi eao1dr mos las
oefcIpf haya cUido de aGunA pAua
hAbil qae noI1troI, y qus haya dsiGdo sugs6tr
ST. IL bu'Quemosls, dio Lorio; sgArrando Maurco
del bz1 s C6 fuera del de buscr cabAero
ST busqo6mosls disron los soldados psro anNS..
uno de slloI echo hAch6n CobertSo toiolsno
dc k6l
Msurioio opuso Dingnna reIssncis, sgui6 Lorin
biH egsron sin hbr pAabrs detQveronSs
an Mauricio volvi6 ls cibezs-
ceo Gpaeefs de colur de osgo h,rixonts del
bh vIfan IubiE numerous chispas de las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
ALEXANDRA DUMA6l ~

uon cuatro en- ux dc tres porqus clbero am sin
ponsr Ia cbecs de sspAd % su mesa do noche
IN par de piatolas.
-Voo CtihAsl dio unc de lo 0rsnadsror de Ia MA
rnda 10 pondrsmos buen recaudo 10 Ii Ru
lotins. 81 90 rssists. 10 acuchllamos
Bisn dCho, conteat6 Lori1, adHRnte: pAssmos a
puertA por IL vsntAna
Por il pusrls dio agnte do polcA este 10 lava
pusss 81 paso cue vsntna ssrS precise
par aguuo vdo 10 cuA podsmoS Vsrar ain hacar rnido
-SA Dor puerA dio L,ru; tai entrsmoG POGO
me imports Dor 661de Vamos MsUr0io, ssbls man0i
MAurco dssenvain6 maquinAmenta "a saba.
Avsnx6 aiencosa psrtids hGCiA pAbsl6n
haba ndcdO s hobfs gs rop los pmeros aScA
ope de Il gasa despueI hAIAron 10 mess luego s
vOslioulo.
AlbrCa sxCIAm6 Lurip: IL lAvs saS puGaI; Acabo de
Fuss SisD abrs ciudAdsnO subtsnisns dO sl hombrs
Lorn d6 vusIss Ia Have con precAuc61 abri6s
10 puerts Mauricio Onog6 80 frsnae bhdA % ndor
- Hemos leGado7 pregunt6 Loriu
-Todavia no. conteat6 i hombrs girls: nueras notcat
hopoorSc son txacsas nos Amos 10 hhcl6a de Ia cu
dadanA D xn0r
-PodsmOs assgurArno de sIO diiO Lorfu; af,rtuuada
msnte hsy todAva umbre Chnuue ancendsmos vst
NJ no, sucsndamos hschOnss trAemos porqus Is
ySa 90 apaga do e homh grs tomandc dc manos dc un
Rranadaro dos hshones snend6 hog morbundo d6
uno = M.uricio otro Lorin.
-Ya vss que no me aDg aba do; mirad Is puerGa que
do IL acobA de Ia cudAdGna DIX Ia ora comunlca con
el corrsdor.
-AdsIants psssmos 81 corrsdor, do Loriu smpusndo a
ero M.urico hAfA visIo vsin' aQoss purI'; ro
nuncA hattie pguntAdo ad6nde cmuncAba porqus para e.
ccpcenlba odo mund0 h hAbMcl6n sn Qus Il rsGo ts
n0vsvA.
-HoA hOIs dill Lorn bais; eo cauba de aspsstoi
VltR puerM AW cerrAda psfo ban qui'Ado Ia llAYs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
JAPQN No OUERME
Curloso relate que publica e,
per'6dico <Las Moved; des,
&c New York.
en- MANILA
Sacando croquis de as forti-
en- MANILA
Sacando croquis de as forti-
fcaciones ;mericanas.>
Suspendido.

Uo eApit$a de iogspIsros dal sjsr
aiio i,pones, tuvo ls erYrensia d,
d'afrtz rse. y do ambarcArss part
Manila. nc sin ln'eI O. mprar uuol
euadsrt illna de pspsi y IN mAne i, d,
l6Dieez y ialisfaesF sua insti nlos or
,f,t' cos. rsxAndo ca poeos dias Va
fiadf.ims CO ccei6n dc boostcs, Gro
qnia y ssb, ga, pr, b.h'smenta pAra
xhibirlos en T, kloy Y K h,ma.
! Como buen mliiar, 10 que mas !,
/ iniereso I 8 81 sisisma flrtfme'c
nss de Mania y sus es sctnfss, y 10
MIA - c1le uidos uncs oihl j7s pre-
G os CO euknsos I ,srtss. trirshers.
y bAtusfies # l.. Il GA 80 le puaieron 4
Tire, cuando quIBo 80 maA suerla q ps
10 poljeia GmericAnA tos .eshaca de 81
y le echAte et RuAnss, pYobA6 eneDts
por soDlcsy y snredos do Algdn xrtiIts
envidioso.
Et sablsgrAma que d. 10 notisis
afiade que sl g,bisrno do las Fl isi
nEs no hA impusAio nj impondr& cas-
tigo alguno 81 brsso. Al que peoba
blemsnse b bran tom ado \. por loeo,
llmliandore nonfissr oil gobierno ja'
p0Des J & ped!rls que 90 lisve GU VITO
Ankss para au pAlS nj di,ffAxAd0 nAni
taa.
AL gotisrno amsrisAno 10 gustt
lAnso la solscei6a do boaetoa y dibnjo,
que 30 qusdo en- al 3. Pero lcs H.
poneaes slsusn baena memoria el
muy poaib que On cuAnto llegue el
vislsro i suc cAsA. si no ls fd.ilNn poE
ds.s.s9r. que Prohshlsmense. nc Ii
flkliArGn, vaelvA & dafIe la mauia ,
trace com DioS 10 ID d entsndsr una
ssgundA cj.srsl61 do loa forlinss ma
nit ne p1rA regocii1 do sus eompA
ttiolss, gus no ae reii q 4 pcco dc ID,
rArtzs y Las Rven.arAn del malhada-
do eApl,Al.
Escrllo 10 Que anteoede % he pu
b.icAdo sQui III tslegrAmA adieionA
que dtss AAf;
G1AniIA, 3 10 N4viembrs. El o.
pil&n iapor6i & Quien 40 Aorprandit
Isvantando pianos do las fJrtifs Aaio
nes 6iSinaa. sera deporlAdo iumsdia
ram ME. Dslds h .cs m,eh) t,sms,
30 vsofA sosp sch sndo Qus sl JAp6I
dsssAba Gvsftguar suAnt0 10 faeso 20
sib.s aesroA de loa tasrtss que prots
gen 10 snsrAda do ESQ pusrtc, yts h,
vghA3o oonslAnisme TO & GU Ant1 10
porGa vs!hdl de pAisAno 30 ha acsr
sAdo & l,S fortiAcAs ones. Es sabid,
que al gob!srno del n b ado poats nm
dc lLs aervisioa msj Jr oYgAnixAdo
del mundo para prosurArse Ge,rsts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

msnie suAnt. Q dAtos 8 lnfurmss oe,ea
oblsner, y aQuf 90 h tsmido siem ere
que los oRclAlsS iaponssss 70 per d.
ran ouanlA oeAsi6n % les prsaenle do
informArss biea AcereA dc las d, fen
sas de lA posesi6n mas vulnerable de
los Eatadns Unidos, sobrs tod ahols .,
con mosivo de 10 sgltast6n anti spo'
nssA On 10 costa americana del PAet.
noo.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

BaIcc de Pto. Rico rs 4 %
2aaeo TeyritoTisl.. 23 "a
Bsrs0 Pcpnlsr-.. 80 AL.
AzU2AR. -psrA Ia exooesaai6l
Sin opeFacionss.
BMques anu nciA dos
VAsoY esp&h1l <CoEds W,f.ados
60 10 de- Ba'eslona sl Is del 60 risnte
para oil Healser, & 40, Canariss, Sau
Jusn y dfm&a puevtos do "a itineraric
VApor feApe6, &Feriinanc, aa o.
psrA sroeedents CO Puerto Plata de
nm mnmento & otro.
Vap1- esptii1l IN gusl n. Piri
lloss Aii6 da CanGriss para easa 0 IL
del qaa eursa.
e. vApnr esprfoi sousrto Rlcc,
s1'dya So B'c''ona al 80 del sesual
oLra 81 AsGt'' 1eo y CAntriAs, San
Jasr, MNy4ld 2 Pe-ss, San,isg, d..
Cuba. q. bans. G lALl&:anc, Aa'zA.
oil oy wO'eAns.
vapor ssp.ii Antonio L,pez.,
e.tAra sQui prosedsnte de Esptna el
28 del Aesusl.
VasSr smerieauo 4Ct sm del
puerto Go IVY K para el nueasro
sAli6 oil II dsi rrl nte.
EDtradAs
VApo' sm-rieAno -svaeass cfn
6estino q NV Yo K aAidl& 81 % dol
ealidms
VapoP euhano sJuliss E0r.6sysr
para 10 HAbana y puerlos IL t,rme-
d os.
vapor Amsriesno sCsrollnss para
N " Yok,
EaqNos on pueFs0
TRAvEalA.
abary Fontains desaarg gando
<E Sian 1oneas dexeArg ado
COSTANEROs
<Maysgt 'zsnss psndi,nts
sProgreG YsbuooA
<3ArmslitAs ArfCyJ
or z5n de Nkris1 pandiente
Gala BlareAs psndiente
sDcs Hsrm Auo,s F.iArdo
SI1abelsa psudiepte
<0eaead N4guAbo
Vease nuestro lnteresante TO.
- lletin FL C0baLIero de Ca.
sG R01a, epoca de la gran
revolucl6n francesa, en- las
paginas s. y "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
UNA GOLOcAGION

LA solisita u . sshor.tA 90 oil ma
nsio de Ia typs wslss'. con eoaoei
misntos asAbadoa de ortog'a1s. Pa
m lnformea don I.id oro GonxalsE B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20
Sc: VET NDE:

Doc. eAsas ca ~Au J~Sn y SsnGnr
90, aambiGn vArios aolArss. Dlriilrse
& RAtaal r. Palasios 0AlsEar. ApAr'
tsdo de eorreo Az 9 Sol II, San
Juan P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-20

FFInrIpales srti:uiOs

FW pNI0x tIuSulOx
que SO lsss1 en aim Neenss, q los
sguieuteA precioE
Arroces de partido Jap6n do
3}AH.
'dsm valenciano dc 81 . 81 por
ext emo de clAses.
A'os de 2S etvG. & so.
Bombone sea Il
Sasslao f6i47
aariinaa ahumAdas IA eentavos.
0shollss 90 Dadolas ei
ID amsrieAnas s2i
GArhanxos e4}AS
HAhiShueles Ameriaanas eoloradas
lArgas IS. B Rrcas americGnaa ct
FaFina d. trigo s4s II
Id de ma'z Sst
iamonss sl0 i0l
J.tdn Rocamork ST., sueric.'
DO, sss A.
's7sees ~ aB o. ei's de
81 IL.
asnssquillal 40 as IS
FNssA de! pals t?3,
Pagss ansrieanA. "a q.
E3e.no III 49,
TssAjt o.
cosacs sm. al7 PatagrGs q.
Ltchs soudensada sAguilA, & %
Id Id sCrux Roiss .s44
ID Id shagnolias s4S
DEL PALS
As6GAY para 81 s0naumol
kAseahadc slaro de eA.
De miel alsro 9 o.,
CsrtEi.ugA siaro es - ass
Aneris&na de st al,
De Ponce ts1 q 81.
Bon ~ ErAdcs Cartier { e1.ae sen.
t,vos fAl6b pASsdOs z, Iassrnas
Aa!xelf5
Tahsco. nominal,
PrecIos dc compra
Almid6n . $3.50
Alsoi6n dc 10 $50,
Cocoa de is = lS millar.
Csaros dulses s20 81
6ebo dc rea . "
Cats eorriante nominal
CANDLES oorrIantss
Lendrss chsak &S1
Paris =,
E&mcrrEo af u.
Esw TofS III & 10 etva
EapAEA ia LII D.
Cudulas ..hIpOtecarlaS
RAuao rsrritoriAl y AgrieolA $50
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
AT RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Mann Ways in Which Life Is Made
Desirable.

Richield Springs. y Y. June (speciaD.-The
month of brides and of roses is also Richneid s
month The late spring which the high altitude
imposes upon the little village among the Central
New York hills is just drawing 10 a close and the
tender growths of the early summer are now dell
cate and beautiful The air is full Of lilac scents
and bird calls the sky is blue and the big heecy
{osts aItogether rrer't 70 ii be desired
Many automobiles are already here Tourists lists
come into daily from all directions ana one
of the weekly runs of the Central New York mo-
direction of the Automobile club OF Iucai b Ln9
members had pan1ed TO come last monIh' ,i11s Pue
owing 70 inadequate hotel facilities at 'hat tirhe
were obliged TO postpone the trip 60 -,.h
The roads hereabouts are admiranle & toT ,e0t
stretch Of state road lies Just TO the east OF tn
the traveller may enjoy the varied and beautiful
scenery without constantly being reInlnoea nS i m
AaT@tic SDcrts will be more rhah usually popular
this SINNER new resort C,anadsrago Lake Park
and Pavilion. nas been established near TIC Malnus
T ,p,Cp boats viii b. available for use this
season. The lake itself IS an uneommoaiy @ Ire,ly
and its wooded island and is favorite resort at
connects Ricaieid ard Ccoperstown by a ride of a
dozen miles through a charui-g country toIloMIns
beautiful Susquehanna Valley TO the south and the
and d days excursion in either direction IS a
That famous old resort sharon sPrinGss -,f is also
the village of Cherry Valley. the scene or the
bloody ltth- view from li-
at sharon IS magnificent. embraCi1g the CatsSll
ard Adirondack ranges and innumeraoe lakes ana
streams g. -
Richfeld's drst fame came from her healtEglylr z
SaterS and the original sulphur spring. Whicn
Clshed forth in the heart Of the ancient Wool SUI
may re The waters retain theIr nlu-ttllr
flavor and strength To-day there stands. a nun
dred fezt or the north OF that STiinS oi 9 Of
The d1est bathing establishments of the eounLTE
where hundreds Of persons come - leave tnelT
aches and pains. The lame are ma De 20 NslA.
ro1lty rvirees are 10 felt. and the properties
of the water ara highly ecacious IN the treatment
SuTroundiaE the Spring ParH a delightful open
SPOT I'm the midst u the village, are the notes .
boarding houses whose hoU2elike co1tor-s give
Richneld is distinctive air of peace ana quiet
Frorn the Neraudas- occupy ing the rustic SEATS
in rhs Ds sr< itself summer visitors enjoy IuOrnli Z
concerts hv the orchest-Gs at the E@aTtlngtol anc
The FArFzIe- Wa ato-tha in the music paVllioA dal
Fi1s tennis courts form a part ef the park 70 Jh-
ZvSt 1f the b4 thirC tStablishme-t, and these are
in great demand
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

Benefit Association of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics. which meets In annual con-
vention the Methodist Episcopal Church to- NOR
row. Between three and four hundred guests are
Features at seabright are the unexcelled drives
for autOmobng, carriage riding and bicycling, the
regattas of the Meadow Yacht Club and the polo
games the RumSon campus Already the golf
grounds open The polo grounds, too. are also
open, and some good practice games will take place
between and July l. Extensive improvements
have been made 10 the polo grounds since the close
of last season.
annual horse show on Independence Day. As US
ual attractive programme will be presented and
the polo ponies will figure conspcuously. The
Rumson Horse Show is second only TO the Mon
simmer visitors along the North Jersey Coast
The Sea Bright Beach club Is being put IN readi-
ness for summer opening. The afternoon teas
by the women will begin early in June and con-
tinue throughout the season
Lawn tennis. which Is nowhere along the coast
more popular than at Sea Bright. will hold forth
the Lawn Tennis and Cricket club grounds on
the RumSou road.
Among the cottagers who will summer at Sea
Bright will be c. y. Bliss. William F. Havemeyer'
John J. McCook, II. r. Hadden, Thomas Cars
michael, William A. Street. NJ. {. n. Borden. }.
Harsen Rhoades. Washington f Connor. W. Nell
son Cromwell. General H l. Terrell, A y Beadle-
StOn. r q. ". WOerz-
Monmouth Beach will be lvelier this season than
last. The Country Club, which was closed last
management and Colonel William Barbour.
who is already here. will be president of the ass-
citation The social functions of the cottasers Will
Monmouth Beach is an independent borough this
year. with a Mayor and City Council Already
many Improvements are under way. The cottag-
A &. Proal. William NJ. Whitney, Hugh y. Camp,
J. W Spaldng. George r Baker. J. H. tterrick,
DR. + A AyreS. q. {. MCkCSSon, II. l.. IhOrnell,
DIT s. H. Houghton, William H. Walsh Herman
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
THE THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE.

The most picturesque combination OF land and
water TO be found perhaps in the world Il that
freshwater archipelago in the ST. Lawrence River.
called the Thousand Islands. The name is correct
only in the most general sense. since there ara
nearer two thousand than thousand Islands
and sIets in the broad exOanse Of the stream
through the middle of which the line Of de-
marCation between this country and the Dominion
of Canada Some fancifuI descriptive writer has
bestowed the term Venice OF America the re-
gion but save for the fact that communication be-
tween the various parts of the region IS BY water
rather than by roads. there is slight similarity.
But the visitors both TO the queen city Of the
Adriatic and the Thousand Island region are
equally enthusiastic in praise Of the natural and
artificial beauties which have been brought to-
gether. A. the Thousand Islands the hand Of man
is only visible In the structures erected for the
accommodation of those who would enjoy the
beauties Of the region. ranging from the palatial
hotel 70 the less palatial cottage Of some mill
lionaire or the humble cabin of some seeker Ter
health and in vessels in which the delights %
the region are enjoyed. which range from the great
steamboat TO the small St Lawrence skin. Tho
last named craft is Of type Of It's evolved
to meet the necessities Of ruyaging in safety IN
narrow and tortuous channels where the Is
often swift and treacherOus. 10 is in this form Or
cured and that the beauties OF the region may he
most intima tely enjoyed
To frequenters Of the region name Is more
familiar than that Ct the Thousand Island House.
az Alexandra Bay which for third Of a century
speeding the parting guest " has ample accom-
mOda tiOns for great thrOng Of visitors amid the
II'st H-iiStI'IlI su a.. - 49, ~
20 the most attractFe poTt0n OF me region TOT ne
enjoyment Cf which ample provision is made. The
house possesses al modern tnproveInents and IS
up % date IN every particuiar with lts detightiut
outlook, attractive surroundings and adequate IA
cilitles for summer enjoyment every visitor Will
feel repaid many times over By a stay at me
Thousand Island House.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

by the county and state authorities. In July and
August more motor cars are TO be seen in Asbury
Park and vicinity than In any other Jersey re
sort.
The fishing pier on the beach. at First avenue, is
a favorite rendezvous for visiting anglers. Here
monster striped bass. weakfsh and other gamy
specimens of the oceans inhabitants, are caught
daily striped bass weighing more than thirty
pounds being frequently captured. On the board
walk end of the pier is the clubhouse of the As
bury Park Fishing Club. made up of resident ana
visiting anglers. The organization offers vjLuaDle
prizes each svear to the members catching the
heaviest fish. Deal Lake. with its three branches
each extending several miles inland, was re
Gently stocked with yellow perch and bass Ihls
picturesque stream provides recreation and amuse-
Inent for the hundreds of CanOeists who in sum
mer spend most of their time skimming over Us
waters There are two canoe clubs. and IN July
and August races and other water sports are IN
duIged in. The annual water carnival on Deal %
Iake-always a pretty speCtacle-tS to be held TINS
year on the evening of Saturday, September l.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
THE KITTAT1NNY HOUSE, WATER GAP

In the Charmingly picturesque region of ne
Delaware Water Gap there endless attractions
Tor the visitor The remarkable natur al
phenomena OF tine region due the faet that
in past ages the beautiful stream which bears
the name of Lord De La War; broke through Tire
mountain ranges ami made q winding gorge which,
delights all who This mountain range
the Itnk between me Catskrs Of New York Stat
and the Blue Ridge of Pennsylvania and Mar
land IN NeW York it bears the picturesque lndE
name Of ShawansunS- or White ROCK Ao1nta
from its natural appearance. In Pennsylvania n
tre Bl,e Mountain from Tire color fl SHOWS "
seen az distance. while the Ink between fn
txo States. vhe~e the range runs alongsid-
DesVare for forty miles. bears the Indian nal
Eittatinny o1 Endless Mountain.
This aboriginal name OF Klttatinny has hs
transferred To the largest hotel ut the Wa
Gap above which tower the twin peaks OF Noun
Nfin,i and Tsmlnauy. which guard like seatfn
rh4 Can Toe many picturesque scenes 20 be o
S. rved f-om the Kityariuuy ana It's immediate
,frons form 81 group of most charming so1vc y
- the uIic- The house has commanding stu
rlon high above tae Delaware River and lo.lSIn
directI, down upon The stream The house hss
-a14c.-y of four hundred guests a@.i has tcsn Tn
proved refurniehed and redecoraJeJ az "a Iavge
rerse ana guests Will ind aI 10 the most sat
factory 4rran geneuts possible. Tre entire eQsa
ut-ur of lous+ has ceel made lr..ur b
-r-lf direction - the proprietor. Wno o. also
- -rsv i- f1r region which slnntlsIiv ,..,e-
avdraElic elevators. electric light furnished cy
1919 private plant. abundant -upulv ~ ~ 81,
ssf mountain spring water. open wood ure srst.
---y v,s7s~ ,ere-,- sa-rfrart, s.e-,,srss ~
vegetables. milk -reem and poultry from ts o,V
a5ied Teb TsI eiass Ii,s-v MIS- iTe ~i,i, 't 9i
mobiles. telegraph Office local ana long ,listan,
telephones in the house. and rOlliR- chara