NEWPORT, Or. ID Aug. 1, 1915.
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NEWPORT, Nh. l,) aug =, iofJ'


Our Watering Places, their Com frts and Pleasures.
notice that all your correspondents from this
place, write as though they were part propretors IN
the hotels and bathing houses, or had desirable lots
for sale at lO00per acre, (at which price some have
been sold) they are all enthusiastic in their ad-
mlraton, and see every thing so entirely co"er de
rose that there is other way of accounting for It,
Not one, whose letter have seen makes any re-
ference to the many drawbacks upon the pleasures
of the place, and none ever attempt to hold up to
notice the very superior claims to patronage, OF
Rockaway, Long Branch or Cape May. Fashion,
Mr.. Editor, as you well know, will make us do
any thing, put up with any thing, and go any where
Comfort is never thought Of Now let US see. New
port can accommodate, Cor could before the Ocean
House was destroyed,) comfortably about 2000 visl
tors, now, with the Ocean House away, we must have
at least 2500 and "the cry is still they GOMEZ all that
come are taken in somewhere, for few go away, but
they have no comforts of any kind, crowded in
rooms like sheep, and all TO be able to boast OF
having "spent the summer in Newport" Now, |
make these remarks not at all the spirit OF gun-
bling, for am delightfully."- located in small house,
with pleasant party; but II is because think some
should warn the travelling public, that as ''all IS
not gold that gllstens," respects this eden OF





come here to bathe-the beach is mile from the
principal hotels, and you must ride down and back
daily, the dust from the carriages renders II very
dlsagreeabe to pedestrians This ride, ard the fee
for the use OF bathing house, cost you p cents
daily-no small item at the end OF the season Very
few stages are kept running, so that when ready to
go to baihe, you are often kept over halt an hour
waiting for the stage, and the after coming out
of the water. True, there is a remedy for this, for
those who furnish the stages tor the different houses
and charge but l2a cents, knowing very well that
the boarders cannot all be accommodated with
Seats very kindly have other carriages the doors
all the time, which will take you to the beach, and
only charge you double price. Very nice
arrangement, ehl You ride TO the beach are
covered with dust, wash it off, and riding back are
again well busted, the beach little Comparative
ly0 horseshoe looking place, and the eye looks IN
vain TOR the magnificent view OF the expanse OF
ocean seen at Cape May or Long Branch. No mat
Ter, It's the fashionable place The hotels have one
servant to do what not less than three could do pro-
pery; and although there is plenty on the tables is
very difficult matter at times to get any dinner.
hear universal complaints Of this from the boarders
at the bellevue" and Atlantic and as they all
praise their houses in every other respect the pro-
pretors owe il to themselves to reform this subject
Of complaint Both houses are under very able ma