New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
MANY VISITORS ENJOYING THE FINE
WEATHER AT THE RESORT
A WEDDING.
A WEDDING.

Atlantic CITY, Oct. 10 (SpecaD.-In ways
Atlantic City is assuming its regular fall aspect,
and person who had never witnessed the summer
rush might be excused for thinking the city still
full of visitors. During the middle OF the day the
board walk is filled with promenaders, and for
several DAYS there has been a number Of bathers
in the surf The glorious weather which the resort
is enjoying is of course, responsible for the num-
ber of visitors who st!ll here. Many who came
here to spend few days week at the most
have heightened their visit to month. Any one
who takes a walk along the esplanade on one Of
these beautiful mornings will fully realize the
fascination under which the late stayers are held
Besides the strols on the board walk in which
most OF the visitors indulge, yachting and fishing
are claiming a number of devotees. The fishing
was never better and large catches of all kinds
of deep fish being made. Those who go
outside to fish have need to invent fish stories
as the brought in daily by the fishing fleet
are large enough to satisfy the most enthusiastic
fisherman Many of the yachts which usually
out of commission before this time are still doing
q good business. Those who enjoy sport with the
dog and gun also preparing for their yearly
outings Game. both land and water. is reported
plentiful and there will be an influx of vis-
itors who take their vacations during the cunning
season.
The rapid rise in land values In Atlantic City is
responsible for odd complications. n Mrs.
Mccormick is bringing suit in the county court
for the recovery of two strips of land. neither of
which is over twelve inches wide Mrs. McCor-
mick asserts that the land in question belongs to
her, but that the owners of adjacent properties
built the walls of their buildings on IL when land
here was so cheap that it hardly worth fight
ing for. Now the land has increased greatly in
value-so greatly that the suits involve thousands
of dollars.
Miss Lena Louise Voelker daughter of Carl
Voeker Editor OF the German ''Freie Presse." Of
Atlantic CITY, married to Gustav Andriessen,
of Germany, Tuesday. The wedding was one
he Driet Of took
place in the German Presbyterian Church, and
was performed by the Rev. F. K Staiger, the pas
tor of the church After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast and reception held at Spedels
Hotel. This wedding was the result OF a romantic
co,Irtship. Mr.. Andriessen first met Miss Voelker
while she abroad with her mother about six
years ago. She then little girl in short
dresses. Two years later the young came TO
this country and found the little girl he had for
merly known grown into pretty young woman,
with whom he Immediately fell in love. The par
ents of the young lady thought her still too young
to enter into any engagement and the sutor re-
turned to his home. He to this country
again last year to his suit and this time his
efforts were not in vain. The engagement of the
couple announced shortly before his return to
his business cares at home This time the persist
ent wooer is going to take back with him the beau
tiful girl he assiduously wooed and eventually
won
Franklin Murphy. the Republican candidate for
Governor, will speak at mass meeting to be held
in Atlantic City next Monday evening. The meet
ing to greet Mr.. Murphy will In all probability be
a large one Special trains will be from all
parts Of the county TO accommodate those who
wish TO attend.
There has been an increase in the number of Wis
tors regstered at the hotels this week in compari
son with the week previous Among the New-York-
ers who staying at the leading hotels
Brighton-Mrs. J. d. Mcguire. Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Toothe. z. S. Toothe. Ross W. Wickhan, II.
Green and wife. A ID. Juilliard. Mrs. Juilliard.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Ely, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Yeamans Miss Margaret A. Porter. j. A. Jewell,
Miss Ferguson. Mrs. Edward de Lunia, Miss Lip
pncott. Horace S. Ely. Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.
Guidala.
Haddon Hall-Mrs. Thomas Gaunt Miss u. Dem,
crest, MIR. and Mrs s. A Singer, c. Massey and
wife. Miss Helen Massey, Miss Mabel Massey, John
Ceaosoy. Miss Eibeck, A E. Eilbeck. Clarence
art Miss Harding. c. NJ Lloyde. F. Gauret. Miss
G. Bergman. D. Pearsall. Thomas Gaunt and Mrs.
Ford.
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs e p Ramsey. Mr.. and