Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-13
THE SUMMER CAPITAL.
The Cabinet, Freddie md tho LILY
All o. Deck.
VERY SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A LADY.
President Arthur, Secretaries FreIiaghuyssn
and Chandler Shortly Expected
Reviving the Old G!ories Of
< the Famous Resort

LONG BRANCH. n. j., July l0-Sunny
skies and salmy westerly breezes brought
back life yesterday to the shivering hotel
and cottage colony, and the deserted drives
Of Sunday and yesterday are this afternoon
alive with gay equipages. Strange to say.
the only complaint that was heard about
the dirty" weather and cold wave" came
from the grinning Bonifaces, who on Satur.
day night told their patrons that they had
prayed for rain. Then the hotels were
crowded; and the stone slab beneath the
green cloth Of billiard table, to many. Was
q good restingplace. Last night the beach
was
Z BIase Or Glory
and from the open windows OF the psriors
OF the hotels are waited the strains OF the
orchestras and the dancers are merry. Dur.
ing the day the place was almost entirely
deserted by the male sex who went TO tho
races. At the West End. Phil Daily's club
house and the Ocean Hotel, the winners Of
the Oaks" and other lucky holders Of the
tickets make these resorts lively with their
hilarity.
Mrs. Lsngtry, accompanied by her lady
companion, dined at the West End Hotel st
noon 10 private parlor. Freddie Was not
present, nor had he been seen at the hotel.
He passed the night at Mr.. Levys cottage,
at Deal, and accompanied by that gentle
man, went TO the race.
The wcst End People
say that the fair Langtry has not engaged
looms for the season. The Hut former.
" the summer home OF Lester Wallsck,
which was currently reported 70 be en-.
gagged by Mr.. Gcbhardt for occupancy by
the Jersey LAZY, has been rented TO a Ger.
mantown. Pa, gentleman and his family.
The cottage 10 the property OF Mr.. X. j.
Dobbins OF Philadelphia. Its rent was
2.Ju1, furnished. for two months, and no
one was found ready 10 rent Il until It Was
reported that Mrs. Langtry was neSotat.
ing iorlt.
For some reason. Mr.. Gebhardt nor the
Lily came to terms IN time, so the Hut
~ now the domicils of quiet family from
the suburbs Of the quaker City.
Ghe Cnbiaet.
Secretary Of War Lincoln and Postmas.
teI.Grneral Gresham are here, the guests
OF MIR. John Mc,iinnis, Jr, st Elberon.
Secretary Frelinghuysen Is expected to
loln his family 10 morrow. Attorney.
General Brcwstcrs family are al West
End, and expecting the arrival OF the AZ.
torney.Genersl, while Secretary Chandler
is announced TO be the guest OF General
here, with the exception Of the Secretary
Of the Interior. II only needs the presence
Of President Arthur ~ have this famous
resort TO regain its old name.
The summer Capital.
Secretary Lincoln, accompanied by Gen.
eral Grant drove out 10 Monmouth Park
yesterday afternoon In q road wagon, to
which was q bay mare, over which the ex.
President held the reins. They did not
s.ttn thA hNl nal =
visit TO some OF the crack stables and drove
back to the seashOre. A feature at the
branch" is fishing. Schools Of blue fish
keep the ocean alive. Twice daily schoon.
cr, elegantly equipped, leaves the Ocean
Pier with fishing parties. To day the yes
sci with private party consisting OF Mr..
WoershoiIrr, Edward Murphy, Dr. Bailey.
Lieutenant n. II. Holbrook, GsS. A.; War
rem Leland. J. J. Whiplcy, Thomas CONAN
aud q bevy Of ladies, visited the fishing
grounds, and good days sport was enjoy.
ed-especislly by the gcntlemen-nost Of
the ladies becoming sick.
kerious Accident.
What came near being serious accident
occurred here this afternoon. Mrs. J..
Doelger, OF New York, a cottage resident,
accompanied by her two children, who were
out driving in a Kane village phaetOn.
while suddenly turning from Cottage place
into the Ocean Boulevard, met In collision
with cumbersome watering cart. The
cart is shaped like n wagon turned upside
down, and frightened Mrs Doeiger's horse,
which took the right side Of the road,
which the driver OF the Watering cart did
not The lady, who held the rains, was
thrown with great force over the dashboard
OF the vehicle. and was picked up uncOn.
sCious. Removed 10 her home. II was
found that her left arm was broken, but u
is feared the shock 10 her nervous system
may prove serious. The children escaped
with but few scratches. Mrs. Doelgers
horse, freeing itself from the traces. run
nearly mile through gauntlet OF car.
rIsees without doing any injury before ~
was stopped.
pr,pnriug for the President.
John Hoey Is placing one OF his new cot.
,ates, facing Green's Pond, In readiness fsr
,he occupancy OF President Arthur. ths
ssne set spsrt for the rresi lent last sum.
mef, tut which he did not visit. President
Arthurs son Allen Is guest of eT senator
Thomas Murphy, and the President In eI-
pecred TO remain here for q short sojoufn
when the entire Cabinet IL here. lie will
proiRbly arrive here ny Saturday. Attor.
nsy General John J.. Stockton, oil New Jsr.
sey. is guest at the West End. He 10 al.
ways surrounded by beyy OF politicians.
who see in him the strongest name that the
State can present IS successor 10 Governor
Ludlow. Stockton. who IL one of the most
popular men in the State is also . poor one.
and Iosthes TO give up his position ~ A.
torrey. General, with q salary of t,JD
wear and 800 day for each case be pleads,
for the honorary title OF Chief Executive.
II IL also alleged thst Stockton has . Pr.si.
dental bee pinned on his hat for 1884 Tor
second place on the ticket Outside of
Joel Parker. the old War Governor, the
State contains no more popular man thsn
John 7. Stockton. The Red Bank Demo
crat, the leading Democratic paper OF Non.
mouth county, heads it, editorial columns
this week with. How would this do for .
Presidential ticket Stockton and Nc
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