New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
AT NARRAGANSETT PIER,
MANY ENJOYING DELIGHTS OF THIS
WE'LL KNOWN WATERING PLACE
SPEED OF AUTOMOBILES
RESTRICTED

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. July 20 (speciaD-The
week has been interesting one. There has been
continued influx Of visitors, and the hotel regis
tiers show a large rumber OF guests The list OF
occupied cottages Is growing so that the hundred
mark has been passed. The weather has been hne
with the exception of the fog.
The greatest talk has been occasiored by the ac-
tion of the Town Council In restricting the speed
of automobiles in he town to six miles an hour
This is causing much dismay among the owners OF
machines but the owners OF horses are delighted
They have suffered long and patiently but finally
patience ceased to be virtue. The trouble seems
to have been caused by the gasolene machine OF
q. A. Ballentne. OF New-York This Is the
chine that killed a horse near Tower Hill and has
frightened many ordinarily quiet animals But tho
horses have not been the only victims. On Tues
day night. while endeavorng pass a team. the
machine went into the ditch and upset. Mr.. and
Mrs. BalIantine thrown out. but they and
the machine escaped Injury. At the meeting OF
the Council Mr.. Ballantine stood up sturdly for
his machine. declaring that he had used great
Judgment In operating II, II three
four miles hour but deemed II safer for q
horse TO send the machine past the animal at fun
speed. Then ne had less time In which to become
frightened The presiding officer said that he had
received fifteen complaints against Mr.. Ballantine's
machine Mr. Balantine said that many drivers
frightened their own horses by their poor Judgment
The ordinance provides fine of $50 imprison-
ment exceeding ten days for violations OF Its
provisions.
A team OF college players has been made up at
the Country Club with Messrs. Allen and Kane
me me prohoters @ d Inc 1's' & 1s a WaEsaIS n
ming. to 4. The club will do better when team
work Is secured.
ATTRACTIONS AT BATHING BEACH.
The bathing beach environment has some
changes the last week. The Mathewson House pa
vilion has been remodelled and has been raised a
story. Thirty rooms have been added, making
ninety in all The roof of Sherry's pavilion. which
had leaked badly. has been replaced by a new one
The Saturday crowds fill the paviliOns. and the
beach. with Its bright costumes, presents charm
The Russian Embassy is located .or the season
at Snug cottage. Count Cassni is abroad. and Nj.
WGSnt 01 qe sns taken Is Sb IN caswsi
cottage. at Saunderstown
nsortgagees sale the Ningret cottage property.
formerly % SSned BY yol Work has
Mrs W Greene Pfesisen&f & MRS ,sSrats,v FeTTS a5S
are hagns king Soo SssSsptSPsy E9qd
Ave FOUNDER and a thirty FOUNDER 10 his credit.
Dinner parties have been the thing the last week
ss e rens livingston
daT sYennS and on Wednesday evening George H.
Ballantne. of New-York. entertained a similar
party at the same place.
THE RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the Mathewson arrivals are Mr. and Mrs.
H. j. Waseuer. Mrs d. c. Lyalls. ". Seeley. James
L. Sharkey, w. II. Reid. Oscar L. Edwards. Mrs.
j. w Loader Miss Bell Loader. Mrs. Elizabe
c. Peter Mrs. Walker n. Escott. Miss E. P Escott
DIR. and Mrs. John w. Keafe. Mrs. Nellie Walker.
Mrs. Haasenstein. 7. Leslie Tranler. DR.. George
Pearse. Albert Stewart. G. c. Gardiner John G.
Underhill and family Mrs ingalls, Kimban Mrs
Marion II. Golden. Miss Emma Frolman. Mrs. NJ.
A Robinson, Miss Caroline Hickman G. w Robin
son, George F. Batcheller, T. B. Slaytlen. John NJ.
Pancet. r. w. Landers. II. Oakley Hail. Mr. and
Mrs IT, L. Howard. +. r. Huntington. II. c.
Darling, Miss Atwater. Miss Gladwin and Miss
MI and Mrs c. B. Bradley. of Newark. from the
Yacht Tuscarora gave a luncheon recently at the
hotel Mrs. Thomas W. Lawson and party. from
Postmaster-General Johnson, with Mrs johnson.
are guests here. W. B. Leeds. of New-York. Is also
Among Gladstone arrivals Henry Russell j.
G. Rose. Mrs. g. ~ sedgwick; Mrs T T. Wood
r. Burnet. o. Bozell, NJ HAMPTON, Mr.. and Mrs
consS ss and MISS MIs Taylor S @ onso
Mrs William Ct Johnson; Mr Mar and MI, Mrs " stock
NIcoii and Mrs. r. l. Hare-Powen.
At the Ormsbee have registered l.. c; Moot Mrs
George or eGai Hunt. William F. Mahar and E F. Harper f
At the Massasoit are registered Miss Marion
JarVs naGs Mrs 81 j. B. jaws Charles n T Harris Mortl
mer 6; Addoms. Charles % 4 Dorr. Mr. and Mrs.
The Imperial arrivals are Miss Florence Jacobs,
saa Ms1 M ana @ f H's PSpp
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hayne. Miss Hayne Mrs;
kaan kufns and ySh Mrs Hamson ana Mrs
At the Atwood are Mrs Harold Binney. Miss
Haan s. MRS
:, At GEeenes inn are MI. and nn Mrs e l: Mason
Ross M and Mrs and
W: Maxwell Greene, United States Consul to Ber-
At the Metatoxet are Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Gavin Mrs Mrs Harris ,, 4aT5o5s 5os Harris
At the Arlington Miss Jennie Halliday. DR..
and and MT NJ. Afn . : A.. Alice hsn M.. M
Dorothy wight p Besckmsn. A. NJ Ellis, MT.