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seabright. The cost. he says. will be about $1,000
The County Commissioners, he says, will contribute
81 900 toward the Improvement.
ASBURY PARK HOTELS CROWDED.
THE HEAT DRIVES PEOPLE TO THE SEA-
sHoRE-A BASEBALL NINE SECURED
HOTEL, ARRIVALS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Asbury Park N j.. July q (speciaD.-The stand
ing Room Only signs were displayed In the offices
OF the big hotels the beach tonight for the
first time this season. The scorching weather OF
the week is responsible for the congested con-
dltion of the hotels Thousands OF half baked tour
lists from the cities arrived daily since Monday
while to-day's newcomers will total twenty thou
sand. This steady incoming has filled the best
hotels TO overhowpg, and in several instances the
hotel corridors and parlors were converted into
temporary sleeping quarters.
The New-Jersey State Dental Society held It's
thirtieth annual meeting in the Beach Auditorium
this week. There were hundred resident
and visiting dentists in attendance. The jolly
pain easers" listened to essays. watched experts
perform difficult operations and took part in the
discussions which followed the lectures. Last even
ing they enjoyed their annual banquet.
A. w. Lawson. Of New-York City. an old time
baseball manager. has organized baseball team
for Asbury Park, made up Of collegians spending
the summer here and several professionals. Man
ager Lawson has secured the Athletic Grounds and
has arranged games with number Of leading pro-
fessional and strong amateur teams The opening
game will be played Saturday. July 8.
Asbury Parks municipal body at its last session
passed a resolution inviting President Mckinley.
Governor Roosevelt and Senators Hanna and For
aker to attend reception to be given next month
in the big beach auditorium in their honor. Sena-
tor Hanna Will spend portion Of the summer at
Elberon and the projectors of the scheme have re-
ceived assurances from him that the Presidential
party will accept the invitation The Democrats,
following the lead of the Republicans have in
vted William Jennings Bryan to come to the Park
and make address. but it is doubtful If the Ne
braskan will consent to Invade this portion OF the
"enemy's country"
The midweek hop at the Hotel Brunswick on
Tuesday evening the social affair Of the week.
The pretty casino decorated for the occasion.
Among the women present were Miss Ada Davis.
Miss Katie Vansant Miss Clair. Miss NJ. DAILY, Miss
Kanzer Miss Kochersperger Miss Brimond, Miss
Meyers, Mrs. c. B. Wood, Mrs. Sayre. Mrs. Waters.
Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. Wager, Mrs. Smthers, Mrs
Eville, Mrs. J. L. Boogher, Miss Jennie Callan, Mrs
K9cbeEs9craeT Ts Mrs Adams Mrs Hugo KanzieT
Mrs. Kursheedt, Miss Evans, Miss Kursheedt, Miss
Mrs Richards, @ se Mrs Campbell Miss Pratt Miss +
Pratt Miss Margot Towner, Mrs Touser Mss Mss
Doty. Miss Stout. Miss Smith Miss simonson. Miss
Cochran; Miss Horan, Miss IAN Aiken, Miss Gum
The ocean Grove Sunday School and Chautauqua
graduating exercises held in the Auditorium.
Floral Day will be observed tomorrow when the
leader Of the Young Peoples meetings. The Audi
and flowers and Mr.. Yatnan has arranged special
programme appropriate for tae occasion ".
ans Christian Temperance Tn9n VII De heia a IT IN
Ocean Grove on TUESDAY ana wednesday next MIS- Mrs
ton will have charge of the school, and addresses
ers from various parts of the country The feature
of the conference will be the reception 70 be ten
Gently returned from her seventh tour Of the world
In the interest OF temperance missions
Recent arrivals at the leading hotels include the
following
P Lyons William F. Scott and sister, Alfred G.
RoWen J. 4. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hayes,
J. B. Cohoen. Mrs. E. r. Whitty, Rose Whittly,
Mrs. Botsford, Mr. and Mrs g A Johnson' Mrs Mrs
lam j. Newcomb. c. Brazer, T. E. Weber. Miss
Cornell. Miss Edith Cornell. Miss J. McGreSor.
Miss E Woods. A. c. Einwehler. Mrs A F
Sehme Miss CaTPenter Mr. q an6 6sbsrf M5s JoSfps Ns3
F.. Hastings L. T. Green. Mrs. I. A Jacob II. A.
Sayre Miss Carter. Arthur S. Jaggard, Ernest
Koester and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +
Eve. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cameron Young, Mrs. j.
II. Wallace and Miss Doyle.
Hotel Lafayette-Harold White George L. Ward,
J. W. stinson, Miss Caroline E. k1ilmeT Miss Sally
Martin Miss 3 Beck, ": Thera Johnson NJ
Strange, f. ]. Conversely. NJ F.. Wilkinson, II. B.
White r. B. johnson, R a. Brown. theodore a
Hogarth. z r. Hutchinson, William A. Martin,
sr. Miss c. Beck, Mrs William a. Martin. Lionel
n Lealand, Mrs. Aida Jacques, William Jacques.
\. Ketcham. Miss p. j. Valentine, Mrs Hubert
Sherg Miss Elizabeth Sherg and NJ. Greeley
Hotel Albion-Mlss e b Bolles, Mrs E l. An
min, Miss NJ. \. b. Chambers. Miss J. Z, Hanna
Jeanette Stout. Edith Apgar. S l. Crawford and
family, ". Grant Jerman. Miss Florence Jerman,
Miss Emily +. JeInan. Mrs. c. Relle Clark J. h
Shrgerman. NJ a. BOwe Mr.. and Mrs. II. watson,
/ J. Nantur and soH. Mrs. R. O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs
c. a Friters Nj. and Mrs Edward Klnndee. Nj.
ana Mrs J. A. Kelley. Miss L. NJ. GCffe, Jean T.
Fursman, Henry Gallin; E. Rogers MI and Mrs Mrs
George Long. ". Il. Long and Florence Davidson
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