Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1898, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, J ULY- 2, _1898— 24 PAGES [ ——= —— NORWAY’S EXHIBITION To Celebrate the Adoption of the National Constitution. ———— AMERICA’S CREDIBLE DISPLAY | A Town Where Rain Falls Almost All the Time. ——_-— PICTURESQUE FEATURES Special Correspondence of The Evening Star, . Norwa: t city on the southwest coast rway been en fete in an unusual manner for the past four days, and seldom, if ever, in its history have the surround- mountains or bergs—which have given the place its name—looked down upon a similar period of festivities. First among the events of the week was the ¢ on Mond. May 16, of the inter nal fisheries exhibition, associ- ated with which fs the na‘foral industrial embraces by eresting cc aithough it may yet prrect conclusi ening the royal salutes fired antiquated fortifications that look the harbor’s entrance ann 1 of the gurboat that bre e Gustav and suite from ictpate in the opening re- » lend their ¢istinguished pres- ents of succeeding days. For which apparently most important and in »m Norway to form Crowr holm Prin to ¥ his royal highn on the qui people in c se seen driving through the streets to. the @ her lowering skies, rain nor the trooping muititude of be m flocking in the same di- re on gett z FS oy twithstanc fact that this city is ecnsidered the fore- it Norway for democratic inde- and action, and for it fs evident that » Bergenser has the usual stock in v jands ir and da thi Arer what ke up, his bre trying to see ying homag A Rainy Town. ated the world over for n clouds that sweep sea—the European end of the meet a cold barrier in the ped mountains at the foot of the moisture is ¢ aked streets and parks that no one famillar with east surprise at such i is falling children h as much indiffer- ence as Is manifested by nude Eskimo chil- dren who gamboil and play about an igloo, quite ur onseious of ai ture may discomfort, though pe ten degree: . the people here enjoy repeating the old Dutch skipper who had to Bergen for many long years become fa:niliar with the rugged orway in winter's ae and sum- glorious orb of day fell in hills, and their jagged, barren i out against the clear blue ether vavens like an exquisitely cut such" a scene as an artist might ut one totally unrecognizable ent skipper, who, tradition tells utly maintained that, in some m: s way, the sunlight was as stran, airyland; and so he sadly turned another direction to s ked town, feeling that his reful navigator had bee by making such a land- he had lost his reckoning, for succeeding night and heavy upon the and poured out their boun- pon Bergen. Monday ‘he The prospect for pro- weather for the opening ceremoni, r from encouraging. The time 1 o'ciock. Toward noon the as t least in large part, and ibiticn grounds were water- the functie of the hour the open air, the rifts in the gh which the sun yeep- ed fi promised weather much tory than that prevail- ing for previous four or five days. Opening the Exhibition. Shortly after the time appointed the crown prince arrived at the main building, and entering through the chief portal took up his position on a raised platform facing the rotunda. Then followed brief addresses by the chief officials of the city and ex- hibition and by the crown prince. ‘The fine Norwegian band played stirring airs before the speechmaking began and sub- sequently. Another notable feature ef the cccasion was the singing of a cantata hy a mixed chorus of four hundred voices, clos- ing with the national anthem. The Nygaardsparken—the park which is the site of the exhibition—is an ideal spot for the purpose to which it has been de- Voted on this occasion. ‘The diversificd contour of the grounds, which, in places i steep and hilly; the presence of shrub- bery and trees; ‘the fine dwellings that surround it; an artistic fountain opposite the main bullding—the gift of a citizen to the city—the characteristic and picturesque buildings, and, in addition, the clear deep Waters of the harbor that wash the shores of the park, and beyond which a mountain jooms high toward the clouds, while cot- teges nestie at its foot, make up a pic- ture which is doth attractive and unique, end one which might easily tempt a per- Son to travel tar to see, even although the structures were not fied wita collections ticm many lands, inclnding far away Japan. representing the orient, and our own dear land, the great republic of the oceident. While much yet remains to be done to complete the installation, many of the ex- hibits present attractive features. The e@quarlum, though small, ts in excellent condition and well worth seeing. Sweden | fully | haired, end Denmark have instructive displays of boats, nets, fish products, and various other materials that go to make up fishe ies exhibits. The exhibit of Japan is ad- joining that of the United States. While it is small, it contains many points of i t. Among these may be mentioned nooner rigged boat, y in the fisheries The collections from Russian re interesting, but much of the exhibit nas not yet arrived, as in the Black Sea regicn has mad it impracticable to transport exhibits ear enough to reach here in time for installa tion before the opening. Nor are the ex- Etbits from France and England yet in- talled. Much delay has necessarily been 2 by the succession of holidays dur- ing this week, but now that these are ov no doubt rapid progress will be made, and the Bergen exhibition will soon take on an air of attractiveness that will be ail that can reasonably be expected. The American Exhibit. A large consignment of material arrived here from the United States on Saturday evening, but ft has not been possible to move it before today. The large collection of models of fishing boats and vessels already installed in the American section has attracted much attention, and it is ot difficult to antictpate that when all the collections from across the Atlantic have been installed no part of the exhibition will excite more Interest than the United States section. When it is remarked that the appropria- tion authorizing the participation of the United States in this exhibition did not ome a law until the latter part of Feb- ry, and the werk of assembling the col- Tections did not begin before March, it is not surprising that all of the material did not arrive in time to be placed in position before the opening. The wonder is that any of it got hero, especially in view of the fact that it had to be transported 4,000 a which is a decided of the land of tne the ice miles and part of it from the r st, several thousand miles farther. The opening of the exhibition was fol- lowed by a ball that evening, at which were gathered the elite of Bergen and the people from other countries. The crown prince opened the ball by dancing with Michelsen, the wife of the chief o of the city. The ladies were tast and stylishly gowned, and the blue-eyed maids and matrons ¢ Norway did credit to themselves, as well as to the occasion, and could not have suffered by comparison with any gathering of beautiful women elsewhere The 17th day of May is the anniversary of the adoption of the national constitution by Norway, in 1814, an event which Is cele- sm by the On this annual holiday young Nor- y rivals the zeal and fire of young Amer- on the 4th of July. Except for the ength of the day—which begins between brated with the utmost enthusta people. w 2 and 3 o'clock in the morning and fades into darkness after 10 at night—and the differences in temperature and languag there is perhaps no place on earth whe! an American could feel so fully that he was ng a good old-fashioned 4th of ebration as in Norway on the 17th » morning of the day succeeding the opening of the exhibition began with the poming of guns, and the falling rain of the early day failed to dampen the ardor of any, whether they were to engage in the procession that constituted the principal feature of the occasion or were merely to mingle with the immense throng of spe tators who gathered on the large square in front of the club house to witness the marching and the review by the crown prince. Characteristic Features. A most characteristic feature of the ocea- sion was the grend stand, which had been erected a few days previously in the cen- ter of the square, and whereon® stood the crown prince and a large group of distin- guished guests to review the parade and to watch the ceremony of trooping the flags and banners in front of his royal highness. The front and ends of this stand were bullt to resemble a great Vi- King ship, with stem and stern post pro- jecting high above the gunwale, while on its side hung warriors’ shields, lke those used in war by the fearless Norsemen long centuries ago. On the deck of this im- provised ancient warship the prospectiv King of Sweden and Norway stood, with his officers and the chief men of Bergen about him, watching the long procession of tradesmen, sporting clubs, school children and maidens in national costume file by. As each section passed and came to a halt in front of the grand stand its standard bearers brought forward the flag or ban- ner close In front of the position where the crown prince stood, and then dipped !t alutation, the action being acknow by the prince giving a military sa- by touching his cap. time before this ceremony we had the parade from the upper win- of the house of a friend. We were ruck with the large number of boys from elve to nineteen years of age who car- ried wooden guns and marched to the music of fife and drums with all the pride and firmness of step of old veterans. An- other interesting spectacle that appeared in the procession was the bands of young girls, dressed in black skirts with white bodices and bright red peasant walsts elab- orately beaded. They presented striking- ly pretty pictures as they marched stead- fly in line, singing the national anthems. A dinner given by Mr. Chr. Michelsen to the crown prince, the foreign commission- ers and the prineipal men of Bergen, and @ reception at the Logen Club attended by the people of the city, wound up the events of the day. _ It was hoped-that some progress might be made in moving the American collec- tions to the exhibition buildings during Wednesday, but all anticipations of this nature were doomed to disappointment. Repeated efforts along this line were met with the stereotyped phrase, “It is im- possible.” And as yesterday was Ascen- sion day, upon which both public opinion and law would be violated by teaming in the streets, work was at a standstill. The delays to which reference has been made, while unavoidable, have nevertheless taxed the patience of those feeling the responsi- bility of official obligation. The Star’s cor- respondent is very sure that the expiration of this enforced period of waiting has met with a hearty welcome, for now something may be accomplished, and it is to be hoped and expected the exposition will soon be no- ticeably improved In consequence, so that those who see it will urge their friends to visit Norway and the Bergen fish fair this summer. st “Is Mr. Swelchest a man of much im- portance?” mportance! I should say so.” ‘But how has he proved it?” ‘Got his sen into the army as an office: —Detroit Free Press. ___ SUMMER RESORTS. “ATLANTIC CITY, J. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CfTry; N. J. LONG BRANCH, N. J. HOTEL BOSCOBEL. Most popular hovse a Atlantie City. Allvstrated booklet. a Jy2-2005 A. E. MARION. THE ORIOLE, 2120 PAC a i depot and near be to $9 weekly. Mrs. Send for LITTLE BRIGHTON HQYEL? AND Fant, ocean end of Soath #aruiine on borrdwalk. St Moderate tates, Bo ALS wh7-158t RESTAU- e. Formerly saath { Home comforts, NaRORE, Prop. BRADY House, Arkansas ave. near the Ucean,” Cheerful family Terms mod. Sentl for’ Booklet. tu&thtojylthend2m ‘! JAMES BRADY. ST. CHARLES. Finest Hotel on the Coast. Je30-26t-5 JAMES B. REILLY YORK D PX METROPORITAN. Cor. Atlantic ant Massachusetts aves. Complete sanitary arradgeménts. Je21-t,th.s.12-4 1 Moc. ANDREWS. NEW ENGFAND, South Carolina ave. 7 yards from Ocean; new cifi> aves.—Rebullt and refurnisned. Terms mod- | house; every convenience.t Reduced. June. rates: erate. M. & V. MARSH, Owners and Pro nd fer booklet. BRYAN & WILLIAMS. of Hoffmin). Jes = THE WEST ER, KY. AVE. 3 HOTEL ATELEN) Open ali the year. El vator to strect Michigan ave., near Beach. appointwent and excellent table. Special July Steam heat. $1.50 to $2.00 ;daily; $8 to $14 rates, Send for illustrated tooklet. M. ROCHE. | weekly. Write for Bookles, J.'E. REED. Jezv-26r mh21-104t Virgmia ave. cad beach, Atlantle City, N. Second a. Within « few yards of new Devutiful roems, Having 2 to 6 h. Luxuricusly appointed; single many with bath attached; passen- to the street. Write for terms and Illustrated Booklet. Je28-26t CHARLES E. COPH. HOTEL MAJESTIC, Virginia ave., 75 yards from beach. A hotel tha. Is new and modern. Capacity 300. Eyery conven‘ence. Elevator to street. Full y of ocean. Unexcelled cufsine and service. July, rates, $10 and upward. | Write f 4 $0 W. H. STEHLE, Ow THE MARY New York ave. near the beach, ‘Atlantic J. S F. 3. OF Je27-p2t THE RENOVO. ‘Tennessee ave. near beach. Reopens June 4. : Je27-26t-4 WM. E. CHEESEMAN. eae TRVI: Virginia ave. and beach; up to date; modern hotel; ocean view; elevator to ground floor; steam heat; filtered water; popular prices. Jez “CHAMBER: Kentucky ave. room! ~ BERKSHIRE INN. ‘Ocean end Virginia w A Hotel that 1s Strictly Mod At moder Within a few yards E Capaeity, 300. “With to street’ level. Full ocean ‘bie and ‘service unex . Write for. booklet, showing hotel, new Unks, &e. Gezi-26t) G. “CONTINES TAL, Atlantic ave. above Rhode Island. steel pier, "RANK COP! got Full view of CHESTER INN, Ocean end New York . Steam heat; sun parlor. Open ali the year. epis-78t D. KNAUER, HOTEL TRAY LORE, Atlantic City, qciigmelike and cheers. Tiatcs tho very lowest Sopustent with first-class service, 0-156t__D. 8. WHITE, Jr., Owner and Prop’r. NEW HOTEL LURAY Porch joined to the boardwalks. Large rooms, sea and fresh private baths, Every modern luxur, Tlluswrated bookl JOSIAH WHITE & SON. . NEAR ; sun parlor; every supplied es until ©. SKILTON. beach; modern coaveni« capac with the best. Special indue July 1. my21-Stt “New Hotel We ellington, Kentucky ave. Ocean end. Capacity 260. Origt- nal Weillington rebuilt. Refurnished, enlarged. Special rates for June. GEO. H, OORYELL. my10-75t,5 HOTEL ROYAL, Kentucky ave., near beach. $1.50 to $2.00 per day; $8 to $12’ per week. HENRY MIL for- merly of the Elberon. my2-75t,+ THE REVERE, Park place, opposite City Park. Moderate rates. JAMES M. MOORE. Coleman House, ASBURY PARK, N.J. OPENS JU 1893. Elevator; hot ‘and cold water; orchestra rates, diagrams and Information address COLEMAN, Cyleman House, Asbury Park, my21-78t Terms moderate. Sane Jell-6,w.f,21 fae Mra. S. HITCHINS, Prop'r. ASBURY PARK, J. THE rfectly conducted house. = ge ie hi ne comforts. | HOLLAND HALL, ASBURY PARK, N. J.-NEAR aUFE RETR Beare ave.near the Beacl beach; new and modern; view urobstructed; bath ‘Terms, $7 to $10 per week. | and sun parlor; special rates tll July 6. je23-1m-4 Jjel7-f,m,w-1m THE STRATFORD, CORNER I KY AVE ASBURY PARK, Directly on the beach, with full view of ocean, Large sun parker overlooking board walk. E vutor to street leve y plumbing. Rates, san plan, Cafe HOTEL RUDOLF. On bevel front. Atlantic City, N. J. 400. Canes seb att THE KENILWORTH. 140 So. Kentucky r the beach. $8 to U.S. WRIGHT. SEASIDE HOU TSE, Atlantic City Capacity MYERS. ave., ne: Pennsylvania ave. Ucean Hot salt baths. Rooms eu suite my21-52t oI Hotel de Ville, Reuss, sre zac Special rates and attractions for July 4. orchestra, elevator. M. We TRUITT. THE WILTSHIRE. Va. ave. near beach. levator. Special rates for June. d for booklet. 8. S. PHOEBUS, formerly of * a. THE M Reopens Ideal family hotel. Under same liberal propste- torshio as last year. Orchestra concerts daily. ‘Terms moderate. “Electric fans and elevator. "bus to and from Beach: JOHN W. EM! Jels-2m THE ALBEMARLE AND COTTAG Beautifully situated, with fuil ocean view—Vir- ginia ave. deur beach. Best hotel, at moderate Fates; capacity, 300. Speclal inducements for long y ‘and to families; every convenience; table dj Write for book ete. THE WINGFIELD, Ocean ave., 100 yds. from beach, Cuisine frst THE READ! ave. above New Jerse; Pacitic uptown section; one block frc fashionable ch; elevator. L. VAN VOoRHE _del A ‘HE Beach, Penna. depot and mala attractious. Al- tered ‘rad refurnished. Modern hotel requisites. Capacity, 200. Open all the year. Moderate rates. COLLINS & O'BRIEN, Je4-26t HOLMHURST (formerly Hotel Hoffman.) Pennsylvania avenue near beach. Entirely rebuilt and newly furnished throughout. Under bew management. Appointments thorough- ly modern and complete. Elevator to ground flor. Oj for illustrated booklet. Jel6-26t ARLINGTON HOTEL, Michigan ave., fifty yards from boardwalk. Head- Quarters for ‘Washingtonians. Every modern im- ovement and elegantly appointed; elevator; excel- lent cuisine and service; table supplicd with coun- try farm vegetables, poultry, etc.; orchestra; popu- lar rates; capacity, 200. Write for booklet. Jet-im H. W. PURCHASE. THE BVARD, Kentucky ave., 50 yards’ from beach, Special rates for July. Jel4-26t-4 J. RAUFFEXBART. HOTEL BERKELEY, On the ocean front at Kentucky ave. Entirely rebuilt and enlarged to a capacity of oes Brery room with ocean view, Elevator to reet. Sun parlor and open pavilions directly on boardwalk and on each floor. Rooms en suite, with bath. Strictly first class at moderate rates. Send for booklet. JAMES & GEORGE BEW. ns June 25. Write IENRY DARNELL. Je18-3m-10 New York and Pacific aves square from beach and evet, pea te! $12 weekly. Old. man: agement. Je13-26t-4 aor LELANDE, Directly on the beach. Massachusetts a 4e20-26t-4 SAM'L WAGNER & SON. VERMONT HOUSE, NEAR THE BEACH. VER- saont ave.—Servics and cuisine the best; §10 and upward weskly. Ocean view. All large and wiry rooms. J. B. HAWK. Tee LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. BEW’S HOTEL, DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH, at Ilinols ave.—The finest Iccation, Every modern a} pointment, including elevator, hot and cold sea Water baths in house; perfect service. American and European plans. RICHARD BEW. Je20-52t-5 THE LORAINE The newest hotel. On the beach, St. Charles Place. Rooms en suite, with baths; steam heat; elevator to street; art-sian water; rates; send for booklet. Saist. WAGNER & SON Je20-26t HGTEL ELBERON, TENNESSEE AVE., NEAR beach. Rats, to $12 week. Write for bocklet. ROBERT B. 8G, YX, M.D. (successor to Miller & Lady). 2e11-73t HOTEL PITNEY. DBLIGHTFULLY SITUATED ocean end New York ave. Capacity, 125. Serv- ice first-clans. Porular prices. F_O. READ. Je11-26t HOTEL MT. VERNON. ‘An ideal bome; Pacific ave. near the beach. Ci 200. $9 to $14 . Bend te - feu ak. 8. MON CHAS. We BAAR Baittmore, Proprietors. Jeli-78t =o ALDINE, PACIFIC NEAR MICHIGAN Modern conveniences; good table; cre. $8 io $11 por week. Send for ilastrated booklet. Je0-78t-4 HARRY D, EASTMAN. ~THB CLARENDON, Virginia _ave., near beach, Atlantic City. Special June rates. daily; $8 to $14 weekly. fratge, "Mars. }. I. OSBORN Table splendid for Mlustrated Booklet. $10 per week and upward. $8283 per upw: HOTEL ——S ee Mohterey, Ocean end Virginia ave. sation; capacity, 200; entirely new thrvashosts excellent In every (or beatee Seta Thor table; ocean view; write for booklet. rates for ith of July. FAIRBAIRN & W! THE CLIFTON, eat Atlantic a ar funtiy, bouse; 3 BY a use ioe mbl-tf Hotel Brunswick. Directly on the beach. hotel in every hay, us lights, telep! tau TOaKSH SIXTH AV from beach. — Unobstructed ocean view. il cle accommodation. eelal terms during Jel-wees-261,¢ T, Manag 1% blocks from OCEAN. Capacity, 200. “wHOS. ST. CLOUD. Near ocean and bathing grounds. ments an feuces. Special rates June and Sept. M. Jel1-s,m,w,2n-4 HOTEL ALBION, ASBURY PARK, N. J., 2d and 0 yards from the surf; : $8 to $12 per All improve- ifoTEL MoNMOUTH, on nf * Blevutor ; HOLLYWOOD HOTEL AND COTTAGES. Hollywood, West End, N.J. BEAUTIFIED, RENOVATED, ENLARGED. The handsomest, mest exclusive and Dest "a pointed hotel on. the Jersey coast. New sanita: rppointments, New gelf_comse. . T. Dunlop. Se2-th, AN GROVE, N. J. THE ARLINGTON, 3. THE LEADING HOTEL. stot in coeuts epectal to Yamsitien, Ei . 6. H. MILLAR, Prop. £82 ie * LDORADO, BROADWAY, FRONTING Fletcher Lake and the sea; near ‘baths; perfect sanitation; all conyeniens Address “Mrs. A. LOOMIS or Mrs. D. Mer. W. FISHER, Jell-s,m,w,1m DR. STARKS’ HC Clese to ocean, unsurpassed. Gapacity, 20, Directly on ocean, facing 3 avenues; remodeled to Colonial atyles? wide verandas; bathing tral to all attractions, Jos, WHIT! Je28-tu, thi SUMMER RESORTS. SEASIDE—MISC ELL ANEOU s. SOLONIAL BEACH AND RENT A Cor. T have a variety of nic . furnished and hed; $25 and up*for season. Also a bearding houses. MASON & CO. Colonial B Va ach, SAND BATHS. Saratoga. The Grand Union. Special Terms per Werk or Season, WOOLLEY & 6 Saratoga Propri rings, New York. Also Proprietors of HOTEL IROQUOIS, the only Greproof hotel in Buffalo, O-tu,th,s-20rf “Lee White § Sulphur | Spring: : ora, Opens June 22. 2,000 feet above sea level; contains “a larger per cent soda than un; tus in Virginia, and no Hime; hot and celd sulphur baths; excellent table; fine shade; grand scener ements; riding and driving horses cheap.“ Round-trip tickets over the Southern mullway. Circulars at this office. Address LEE CO., Mathias, Hardy County, W. Va. 5 2m*10 4 ightful family “Deautifully’ situated: overlooking lake and capacity, 250. All modern impre ments; boating free th season under sar anagement. Send for booklet. THOS. B. SHA Jeli-s.t.th.1m-6 PARK ‘Ocean block; thoroughl rates. tages for rent. -th.s.t.2m-4 SPRINGLAKE On the Ocean Front SEVEN MILES BELOW LONG BI: MONMOUTH HOUSE, SPRI LAKE BEACH, N. J Write for descriptive pamphlet, containing geu- eral information and terms. B. H. YARD, Pro He OM. CLARK, Mgr Jeb-s,tu&th Wilburton- By ‘The= Sea. ‘5 oa LET HWORTH. OPEN It and serv ad of Taki eautiful loc: crime reas. J. ion, i Now Ope Directly on Benet M. RICHARDSON. SEASIDE—JERSEY COAST HATHAWAY INN, Now open. An Meat descriptive bocklet. ARTHUR L. MARSH, Prop., st Coast Hotel s Send for Anes ioe . OCEAN CITY June 2 ular ROR THE CERRO GORDO, tle, N. H. Opens July 1. Apply to the Brexton, Park ave., Baltimore, BLOCK ISL AND, R. I. HOTEL MANISSE Fifteen miles at Fine bathing, eleetric hells, orc t uudress C Gouna: a NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. 1. booklets and information inguire at of- fice of Hotel Cochran, Washington, D.C.,or address GILBERT JOHNSON, Dixon House, Westerly, 1-1. cold sea baths in house. table first-class. Send for boklt. GATE, Prop. EDWARD W. PRi Je¥-th,séetu-2in-4 THE SURF THOUSE, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Nearest the ocean on First ave, 21st ee » Bguklet. Special rates to July 6. R.A, MARTIN. HOTEL LYNDHURST, ASBURY PARK, N. J., Seccnd ave., view of ocean; management well-kucwn hotel man; all rooms lig und_alry; reasonable rates, JeT- bey ths 2d ave. furnished through Je0-th,s,t- KEMPE, The Talay SBURY PARK, N. J Every modern hotel equipment. Capacity, 300. Evenin, lor. Orchestra. 1 lustrated 1 WRIGHT & FROST. Jell RAND © “HC next door to ¢ Full Open. Apps. superior. Special June Je0-th.s,t, 1-4 runs. . TERHUNE, DELIGHTFUL Finest table Now ‘open; 18th season and appointments the best. + Je9-thys,t,21 PROBS? & LEADLEY. THD METROPOLITAN HOTEL. Superior in every respect. ng June 18, under sume management. .8,t, Lin THEO. OVES, HOTEL CLARENDO Delightful location; Sth ave. near bea structed view of ocean and Sunset Lake. Every mod. imp. Cuisine unexcelled. Mi daily. Accom- medation, 150. Special June and family rates. De- scription ‘bookiet. A. R. PINNEY, Owner & Prop. my31-ta,th,s,2m THE MADISON, Sunset ave.; unobstructed view of ocean and lake. All modern’ improvements. Culsine of highest. etendard. For circular end terms addrese my81-tu,th,s,2m,5 J. K. DODMAN. BE WASHINGTON. Buperlor location, on 7th ave. All modern improvements. ‘Terms moderate. Open all year. Je9-th,8,t,2m-4 BEACH HAVEN, N. J. The Engleside. seo Unod- Beach Haven, N. J. Now open. Modern in oa pene 350 guest: Matchless for sailing ai fishing. = 1i8t-6. It. B ENGLE & SON, Proprietors. CAPE MAY, CARROLL VILLA, aecenony oH pest a — e imp. this. scar. rooms Geseim-d)” “Miu, T. . BROOKS. THE DEVON, SOUTH LAFAYETTE ST. card Near Penna. R.R. station ai N. J, furnished rooms; 8d scason. 4e28-1m, SON ST. NEAR WASH- eae ‘square from beach. terms reasonable; Washing- VILLA, Cape ‘May. of attraction erence. LOWNES MADDOCK.” $o25-1m_ THB ALDINE, Cape May. [Boom Be Teer Cuisine SteO. MUELLER. Directly Bench, Nearest house to surf. Good ir Penna. R.R. station. Broad piaszas. ‘ashington references given. 4e18-2m,4 L. R. MADDOCK. THE EBBITT. Open sll, year. Ocean view. Appointments plete. distance telephone, No. jaicina “© 50/8. W. GOUT. CONGRESS HALL. a brick Bie Ee hl ete og situated om bluff overlook- new management. A hotel. Commandingly fd venti by Headers ca tod orchentrey je18-1m sl oR. HALPIN. THE COLONIAL, OCEAN OCEAN 8 Full ocean view. Excell inted. $2.50 gitenie Oe 3. CHURCH. THE WINDSOR. >4 0) CAPE MAY. Greauy Se comforts. Now open. terms, je12-1,8 oper ite for STAR VILLA, GAPE ‘Within 100 feet of ocean; fal nished; appointments first class; passed. F. L. RICHARDSON. Stockton Hotel, CAPE MAY, N. J. DIRECTLY FACING THE OCEAN. Uvsurpassed for grandeur of proportions and elegance of appointments. third of a mile of spacious porch. Suites ‘with private bath. Booklets and rates on application as above, or at Hotel Normandie. . HORACE: M. CAKE, Prop., Washington, D. ©. we Ry ge7-52t 14 THE BREXTON, GAPE MAY, Nog; 1 from beach; iajge plaszas asd Soa HOTEL SORRENTO, SORRENTO, MAINE. This magnificent hotel will open June 20 with first-class appointments throughout; electric lights, Tennis Courts, Bowling, Base Ball, ete.; and beautiful drives; Hay Fever patients re- «ive Instant relief; boating and fishing unsurpassed, Special terms for the season. Ladies’ orcivestra. NEWLY FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR irculars, ete., addres SORRENTO, Sorré A. R. BARROW, anage Leland’s Ocean House, NEWPORT, R. L Most Fashi onal ummer Kesort in America, excellent Opeos June 25. Barhing, Yachting, Boating, Wheeling, Fishing, Cit Walks, Ocean Drives, Gulf, T ecial Rates for July and ti Season. pecialty."" Write for Boo! let. RREN LELAND, Jr., Manager. imy28-tu,th,s,20t,10 VENTNOR, N. J. CARISBROOKE INN, VENTNOR, N. J.--ON THE. beach, one mile below Atlantle City; away from the noise of the seashore metropolis; ten-minute trolley refined family resort; every modern hotel appointment; capacity double this season. CHAS. M. OTT.’ Prop. Je8-26t SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. SWANN'S SUMMER 1 : N JULY '98.—This house is situated on the Lower Por mac, one mile from Piney Point Hotel. attention is given to our table, which contains good variety, all well cooked and served; Food bathing, fishing and crabbing; sailin, fo guests; conveyance meets every “boat. $6 per week. Special rates to families. Apply to 3. D SWANN, Piney Point. Ma. iets Geo, P. Philips, government printing office; Ji A. Wineberger, Brightwood ave. jy2-3t* ECTOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MD. Opens July 1. Boating, bathing, fishing, &c. Music and dancing; cuisine excellent. Rates mod- erate. Take steamer Potomac, Sue or Arrowsm'th, See Evening Star for sailing hours. Address ADAMS BROS., St. George's Island, Md. jel7-1m* FAMOUS HOTEL TOLCHESTER—BEAUTIFULLY situated on a bigh bluff, overlooking Chesapeake salt water bathing and fishing; health resort. For rates address G. E. NOLAND, Jeli-6w ‘Tolchester Beach, Md. FOR RENT—“HOTEL ALVIN"—THIS WELL- known only first-class hotel at Colonial Beach, directly on water front; completely furnished for besiness; clegant cafes 20 bath houses, now open; terms k Possession given at once. Apply ©. E. BRAYTON, Room 442, War Department, or on premises. Sy1-3t* THE PLIMHIMMON, OCEAN CITY, MD. Newly decorated; all mod. conveniences; electric light, bot and cold baths, ‘ball rooms, ara; finest bathing on Atlantic coast; no malaria. Chat tolanee spring water served without extra chi Write for “‘booklet’’ and terms. Mrs. R. SHREVE, Ocean City, Md. je27-1m Washington’s oldest and most popular water resort, | - jiney int otel iney oint otel Wash. B. Williams, Prop RICHARD E. WILLIAMS, MANAGER. Opened June 25th for the season. There is no more delightful mac or Chesapeake t menths than = Yamous old “Piney ‘Bola a great +> which Bas been the favorite resort for the 2 Yoaling fase iiies of Wasbington, Maryland and for meny years. Everything which could add to the comfort or amusement of the guests bas been provided with a lavish band. Superb table, excellent cook. ‘The famous Mt. Pleasant Field Rand bas been retained for the entire season. Dancing every Piney Polat te reached by a delig ful sail down the beautiful Potomac river, via the Weems Sicam- Stephenson's wharf Bondsy at 4 ‘pm ‘3. wharf eve a Steamer Potomac ocay mrad at ad Be Steamer Arrowsmith will begin her during the week July 2. See Full particulars regards rates for board at the Hote! tion at Piney Point or of WASH. B. ‘ith and D sts, DON'T OVERLOOK THE BEAUTIFUL Bay Ridge. a revert ae ited Hquor license for the Beason. cafe new man- agement. it service and terms moderate. Jez2-tt eS PRINCESS A’ ‘ANNE. E HOTEL, Virginia Beach, Va. a sort “baths Pair Tinks. ‘surf paths: through pine fcrest. - Excellent eui-- Jantic Je2s-6t J. H.SHAL HCTEL SH DOAH Mountain House), Harper's Ferry, W. - for gueste June 7. New management; fruits and vegetebles in abundance; ini SARATOGA SPRINGS. _ United StatesHotel Open from June 14 to October 1. GAC & PERRY, Proprietors. Carroil Springs Sanitarium FOR’ MD. Designed for inve lescents and those my]4-a,t,th-26t-14 desiring rest and les from, 300 feet above, the city; ca ‘d by taking B. and O. or W. W. and F electric cars. For cir Ts, ete., address Dr. H. WRIGHT. mys z Variety Springs, Augusta county, Va. Six varieties water; refreshing. New hotel; rates reasonable, Write for booklet. Ad- Gress | je22 205° SORT IS Bi . Virginia; five hours’ ride; has recognized the water for hotel now open; booklet free. . Prop. Now cpen The waters try. For tet Finely loo t effective MITH 1; MT. drives, shad: . bieyeli nds; spring bi is; no children taken: figh- beating, swiniming:'2 daily mails; firs neats, fowls, milk, re elreular. MAURICE ustleman’s Ferry, Clarke SULPHUR § Valley, 1 ee U the Virginia wa tering places; “ne long stege ride over. rough ronds. Write for putmphlet m3 25-6m SeRDS Bedford Springs Hotel, BEDFORD, PA arisbad of America. Open from June 27 th October 4 with ‘ne-cas- ed attractions. Magnificent golf links, and one f the finest bowling alleys in the count The weters of Bedford are the it effective and cclebrated in the world. For terms and booklets address J.T. ALSIP. my24. Superintendent. Minnequa Springs Hotel. On Northern Central connection of Pennsyl nia RI; 1,500 feet above tide; exceptional at- fractions; mcuntai ate; the celebrated Minneyua Spring; delightful drives; forest walks; music; steam heat: elevator; every modern convenjence, For rates acdress 8. .N. MANLEY, myl4-s&wi6t Minnequa, Bradford cv., Pa. IN THE MOUNTAINS. AURORA HOUSE & ANNEX. ON TOP OF THE ALLEGHENIES. Always cool. Bring heavy wraps. No mosquitoes. Im- proved by large 8-room cottage. 3 acres of lawns, shade and flowers; one of the finest springs of ee Water in the world on grounds; excellent ta- Me; airy rooms: clean soft beds and home comforts.“ Cnsurpaes:d as 2 health and pleasure resort. Apply Rooms 157 and 158, Loan and Trust building, 9th and F, or address ‘The mel? springs; fine fisbing und boating; scenery. By far the choicest mountain resor ccrvenient to Washington, Rates, $30 per month special to families. References exchanged. dress M. L. JONES, Hotel Shenandoah, Harpe Ferry, VW Jet-im magni “Blue Ridge Inn, Spcclal rates for May and June. _DRAWBAUGH, Suickersvi (Remaius pen noah < On L. V. BR. 3\4 hours from Philadelphia 2,000 feet elevatiol Mountain spring water. miles fine t driving and bicycling roads. a elec: trical appliances. Private baths. E! For descriptive booklets, plotographs and other information apply to W. H. CROSBY, Manager. _del- -52t-12 Hill Top House Ovens senson ‘98 with additional new 5-sto 35 rooms; capacity dining room, 250; cola bathe: ints and former reput . T. 8. myit-te DEER PARK HOTEL, DEER PARK, MARYLAND. Only 5% hours from Washington. MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT OP THE ALLEGHENIES, Swept by mountain breeses, 2,800 feet above ore, [evel and removed from ail rances. Ab- solutely ‘tree trom malaria, hay fever and mos. quitoes. of Baltimece. 20d Glo Sivosd, °Hotal and cottages. convenience. Electric ae ‘elevator, Turkish pber.) butld- t and 7,000 sq. feet verandas.’ whose breezy rand scenery unequaied anywnere; for itself; terms Ferry, W. Va. baths, two large swimming pools, golf links, ten- nis courts, bowling alleys, ificent | drives, complete live:y service. Annapolis, Naval Acad: bousex nae 1 dettted) ready for oveapancy ‘sane er] june Ist, Hotel’ open trom. June 23th to Sepvember 30th. For rates and toformation address D.C. Jones, manager. Deer Park, Garrett county, Md. Jol-m, w,f&s-tojyi5inc BLUE ees White Sulphur’ Spr Sprii DOUBLING GaP, xiv abe Pa. Fifty-second season. Opens June 25. Medicinal waters. Helined euviroument. Moderate rates. For terms and illustrated circular address jell-im GEORGE ALBERT FREYER, Prop. THE SUMMIT HOUSE AT HARPER'S FERRY, ‘W. Va., opens June 15. Send for circular terms. Address Miss JENNIE CHA| gs Hotel, Clerk. my24am° “FOWHATAN, mu et Ww. Ane a= th June; ‘symtpred Beal beautiful sae BOLLING: ave., Baltimore. apls-tt a KBE MAR SUMMER RESORT WILL REOPEN SU IN THE i} Virginia Mountain Resorts ORTS. MOUNTAINS, MMER RI Re ed by the on ee & Ohio « peaetiggd Five m! cottages cond. rt large, ulry and cold batas $6.00. M. J _NEFF, BUENA IN THE Dry atmosphere. For terms ay 20-3m,14 AESSULAPL tel, Wiebl Washingt inducemet igh ightfully tooeltes ss A ood beds: JOHN '\ location ; bathing. bowling, 24 ry @ desirable Te familtes. M. STIMSON, Manager, Healing ise from Hot ed a8 a luxur a Most jer in the wo BANK & WER, Ware prings, Bath county, Va. OM Sweet ~ halsheate Springy, Red Sulphur Springs, Salt Sulpbar Springs, Rock bridge Alum Springs, Natural Bridge, Gladys Inn, Cifton Forge, the’ Alleghany, Gesben, Nimrod Holl cod many other weil known resorts; | 20 homes for summer boarders. Excursion tiek- ela scriptive panphiets at C. and 0. tleket gue 313 and 1421 Pa. av 10) feet above sea level. Near Teer Perk. Excellent table; Invge. pleaty shade aud flowers; rensonable rates. LANTZ, Prop., WATER GAP HOU! ts: Va. Aurora, W In the Blue Ridge mountains of “Pepneylvanta. hoars from N. ¥. via D., L. and W. BR: from “Phila; “highest elevation: d war bass fishing, bathing and 1e;” aupertor xcellent cycling. L. W. BRODHEAD. MD. OPEN JULY 1; is; bot 1 service; L. - ROCKVILLE rooms RS VIST. A SPRING K HEART OF THE BLUE RIDGE. €L fo mosquitoes, NOW OPEN. an¢ circulars address W. M. REAMER, Manager, Buena Vista Spring P. 0. Franklin Co AN, A FIRSTCLASS FAMILY Ho- Fairfax co, Va.—25 miles trom $ miles from Camp Alger; special S$ for familles of officers; pure water. exieusive parks; superior tablej teunis, Je8-3m MISCELL ANEOL s. Th —» Thousand Island House, Alexandria Bay, N. Y., on the River St. Lawrence, among the far-fan June 28. Fi air. PLE Bay, owners Islands msy office. For diag: ~ OCEAN TRAVEL, -@ Thousand Islands, will fishing, boating, high altitude ms and terms apply to 0. G. Hose, or G.I and proprictors be had free at open pure STA. dria Guide book to the ter of this 1m, t, fh ne the North German Lloyd. FAST EXPRESS SERVICE. SOUTHAMPTON. Kais. W.d.G.July 5, 2 pm Saale.Tu., Aug. Lahn..Tu-July 12, 10 am Laba..T Trave.Tu. July 26, 10 am, Ka’ TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERV SOUTHAM! LONDON. BREMEN, W.dG-Aug. 16,2pm. PTON, LONDON. BREMEN. -Thursday, July 7, 9 ‘Thursday, July 14, NaPLes. in. noon GENOA. American & Red Star Lines. *NEW YORK—QUEENSTO' N N—SOUTHAMPTON, EW YORK—SOUTHAMPTON—ANTWERP. The steamers performing these sery- ices are either British or Belgian. Every Wednesday and alternate Saturday at noon. Westernland. *Berlin.. Kensington. Noordiand. American Line. G *Chester 9 Friesiand. 13 Southwark Berlin. . July guy PHILADEL?PHIA—QUEE: YSDUWN—LIVERPOOL. The steamers performing tls sery- ice are Belgian Sal. R 3 EVERY SATURDAY. d..Aug. 13,6:30amn nd.Aug. 20, 11 am Aug. 27, 5 pm 3.11:30am . ANCHOR LINE Glasgow via Londo onderry. CITY OF Rates for Saloon Passage: foot pew <3 $60. Seiecrage, S23. bo. yak br For Book of Tours and HENDFRSON BROTHERS, New Or GEO. W iformetion poy te MOSS, $21 Pa ave. n.w.. or E. F. jashington. DROOP & SONS, 925 Pa. ave., Wi ap8-3m,15 Holland-America Line FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM, VIA BOULOGNE-SUR-MER. Moderate P"pador’& prices, great comfort, superior accom- er ly for handbook and terme to gen. BE" broadway, New York, Cae SONS, 925 Penna. ave.; mona, 921 Penna. ave.; CRANE, PARRIS - co. Wyatt bidg., n.w. cor.isth&F sts.,Wasbingtou,D.C. .tudeth-L0rt FRENCH LINE. Compagnie Generale Translanti Se POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. E. 8. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE. Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River View wharf Sundays, Tom, landing at ‘clonal Beeeh, and all wharves 2s far down as Lower Ret on Mondays 91 Sees ee OM, and ‘about 52 ASHINGTON, Be Ce w. GLYMONT, MD., ‘The new ESTELLE RANDALL, daily, , 9:30 a.m, about 3 p.m: “Pabsenges tions | first: = we Se ae ee Es. gots =e and Manager. Bd CARPENTER: Geverat wi . ery and large rooms. Address Miss ARD, 920. 0 = en ee THE LOCKWOOD AND COTTA PEN STEAMER “WAKEFIELD,” ty 201 GES, 01 a MAY 2 ome ak ee et | Meodays, tas, for, intermedia ianaipgs ts — Va. _ | Sekcatal Beach, ‘Bushwood, Pet i McDOWELL Se POPULAR “SON Oe pan Se = ee BE ricreege tie, apelr occa ioe, oct Pola = my25-om St. George's ‘smith Creeks and Yeo: comico rivers. HOTEL ROY. FRONT BOY. VA.—GREA’ in all ite — parece fad anager. S EDIEON DACKS, EEK, SkRaNAc L LAKE. opm aut #70 ocr. 4, OAKLAND HOTEL, Season 180%-_Oakland, Md.—Sesee 1008.