New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10


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guests with all their professional dignity. have
been unable to resist the splendid programme pro-
yded their entertainment. and all have entered
heartily into the round OF pleasure mapped for
every hour not taken up by the scheduled con-
pention work
1t is conservatively estimated that fewer than
ten thousand persons We're here during the week
70 attend me medical convention, the visitors in
GLIDING the families OF many OF the delegates who
took advau-age OF the opportunity for visit TO
the famous watering place in the country which
many OF thom had heard OF but never seen. And
they found the City by the Sea at its best Many
new hotels have recently been opened, others have
Undergone extensive improvements and all the re-
mainder have been put in perfect order for the
summer season. SO that everything about the city
has bright. new. fresh look that is pleasing The
air and water are both little cold for enjoy
able bathing yet, and this feature Of seashore
life missed by the majority OF the visitors
greatly 10 their regret: but few Of the dar-
ing did venture into the water, and they declared
that they enjoyed the experience immensely al
though II noticed that their teeth chartered
as they leftsthe surf and returned their bath
houses.
PROGRAMME FOR THE DOCTORS
The. programme mapped out for the entertain
ment of the visiting doctors by far the most
elaborate that has ever been undertaken here
a
receptions and other entertainments the
piers and smokers the Isesworth Rudolf and
Blue Cavern GIotto. in addition sailing and fish
ing parties and visits all the places interest
In and about the city. These affairs arranged
and given underline auspices of the hotel men the
Atlantic City Academy OF Medicine and the Medi-
cal Society OF .New-Jersey, which joined hands in
constituting themselves the special hosts OF the
visitors.
Another CONVENTION which was held here this
zarTrr 1nc~ cluf %
ing the rneetingof doctors This was the forti-
eth annual meeting Of the United States Brewers
Association, which held the Hotel Rudolf
on Wednesday and Thursday. There over
five hundred persons IN attendance at this con-
vention including representatives Of all the prom
inent brewing firms in the United States The lead
ing social feature of the convention banquet
al the Rudolf On Thursday evening.
GREAT TIDE OF REGULAR VISITORS.
These conventions the sole cause OF the
big crowds that have been seen here this week.
Included IN the Boardwalk throng many who
have come TO spend the entire summer the incom-
ing tide Of regular visitors having been growing
rapidly since the first of TIE month. Each day
makes more paten1 the fart that Atlantic City's
popularity has made w~derful strides recently.
Not only has the summer season opened earlier
than usual this yezr. but the advance booking at
all the hotels is greater than before In spite
OF the large additions that have been made to the
resorts accommodations during the last winter
Dy the erection or NJ "a hotels and the enlargement
OF several Of the Older ones the old problem Of
how to take OF all the visitors will again
present itself this sumner. July and August. Of
course. the most popular months. and several
houses already have seryery available room engaged
for Horse Show s4nd certain other times dur
ing those months
The prospective magnitude OF the Horse Show
by the way. IS growingsdaily. Each day the secre-
tary W. W Blitzi WHO has his permanent head
tons 10 the entry lists and IT is now certain that
present for Inspection a better string Of Blue ribbon
animals than the Allan &c City Horse Show. Dis
horses. as the Pennsylvania Railroad has made
special ARRANGEMENTS for conveying the exhibits
direct to the show grounds. a number of well
known lovers Of horsetiesh have engaged accom-
modatio+s the hotelsifor the week OF the exhibit
tion.
The arrangements thar are now being completed
and ProtectVe oder Of F5 to be hed herr y
10 20 a. slmuitaneousy with the Horse SHOW are
medical convention this week. There will be a
OF the arrival until the departure Of those who Will
2attend The convention, The members Of Atlantic
being determined that tht. years reunion shall be
The parade that will take place on the afternoon
81 Jniy y VIII be an iIn4[sse demonstration prob
nlittee has offered number of valuable prizes as
an lncent,ye 10 me yaTcns lodges to send large
oeIeHa1iohs ana 70 bTlnE good music The various
enteTtainnenls are 50 p!atned that the women. as
plenty Of amusement during their visit
BEACH LIFE GUARDS APPOINTED.
The local authorities have been making active
preparations this week for the beginning OF the
bathing Season The beyal. which has become
somewhat Uttered in place1 by the debris Of the
many building operations ltat have been going on
during the winter has been thoroughly cleared
on, and now presents a wiae, smooth expanse of
clean sand. A portion OF the life guard force was
appointed this week a number Of the men who
;laye made regulations for bravery in years past
having been reaDponted. The first guards to go
on DUTY VIII be Harvey Milk Asa Parker Peter
1arker. Charles Davis II. Buyer. Frank Robinson
=: } ketteson. Alvin Jeffrirs Harry Yates
These men viii take their STATIONS on the beach
some time next week. and Will continue to look
after the safety of the bathers assisted by a num-
Der or others. until the close, OF the bathing sea
son. S 80
Another beach Improvement which visitors will
approve is the removal Of hundreds of signs of all
klaos winch have hitherto daslced every available
space along the Boardwalk Every OF these
S4ens tIat mas been put up wi .hout permission
peer lofii Gown by the authorities. Neatly painted
ooa!os bearing the names or the various
MUGS nave been hung at all OF the approaches to
ne BOARDWALK, making II much easier FOR tae
Stranger ia The city to ma his way.
a notable incident next week will be the formal
opening ana dedication OF the Longport Speed
Wy ~Iticn WIZ take place Thursday after
ltooH- me demons tration. which first sug-
sestei Dy the Press Club ar organization of local
ae~sphI'er men, and afterWapa taken up by the
iaoteI pTofletors and others. Will take the form
. coacnins parade to proceed e. Longport and re-
turn VA the neY road. The Total length of the
tcute II about fourteen miles. A committee has
Len appointed with Mayor Franklin +. Stoy as
CHAIRMAN. 10 make all the arraTp rnents At Long
beft there VIII be a luncheon or informal banquet
ilaer the direction Of committee of which M rry
~,oeiton rs chairman, O. Jason Waters proprietor