Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-06
.O|L USED AS FUEL At SUMMER RESORTS
Success of the Trial on the Crowds Thinning Out Now
Mariposa. Every Day.
1T. WINCHELLS REPORT ROLLING CHAIR PARADE
Knots bout2 Barrels Year al
Crowds Thinning Out Now
Every Day.
ROLLING CHAIR PARADE
ATLANTIC CITY NEWSPAPER MEN
HAVE ONE IN MIND.
Want to Entertain Their Brethren
With It Next Year at Their
Convention.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
ATLANTIC CITY, September 8, 1902.
Ideal weather, crowd Of comfortable
proportions and delightfully."- tempered
water are making these closing days of the
season good to live through There are
still plenty of people here, but compared
to last week the number is small. Some
excursions make additions daily to the
masses, but only for a few hours. At
night the boardwalk and the piers are pleas
antly filled, and altogether life Is much
more thing of joy than it was during the
great rush. The tradesfolk and hotel men
look forward to big Sunday, and If the
first two weeks in September are as warm
they usually are the resort will attract
many thousands of short period visitors
The Atlantic City Press Club is to hold
meeting Saturday night, ostensibly for
the purpose of banqueting, but really to take
up some important questions of a public
nature Among them will be the preparing
of a suitable program of entertainment for
the convention of press clubs of the United
States and Canada next year. Another
subject that is to be brought up is the
giving of a rolling chair floral parade an
nually, the Press Club to be it's sponsor.
a sample of what really could have been
accomplished had the proper persons been
at the head of it. The Press Club had
the honor of getting up the first floral pa
rade In the city of vehicles, which proved
a grand success, and now that an innova-
tion has been made the club feels that it
can be promoted on mammoth scale to
eclipse any baby parade or other parade
ever dreamed of.
At Its regular meeting Monday the
finance committee of the city council decid-
ed to include in it's budget for the coming
year an appropriation to provide for the
erection of two rest pavlions and lavator-
les on the beach for the use of women and
children. This move will prove a most
popular one.
The need for such pavilions has been
often commented upon, both by residents
and visitors. and they will be appreciated
by thousands next season. The location of
the pavilions has not yet been settled,
more than that one will be uptown and the
other further down the beach. They will
be built and fitted in a most modern and
comfortable style, and a nominal admission
fee will be charged to cover the cost of
maintenance, repairs and attendants. This
Is said to be only the opening step in the
matter, and it was today announced by
a member of the committee that in time
twenty or thirty such pavilions would be
put up along the beach front.
The following residents of Washington
are here: st. Charles-G. Fleiner. NJ. Smith
Sterling-Mrs. G. S. Carpenter, j. M Wat
son; J. D: Meillan. Mrs. J; NJ. Watson, Mrs.
g. s. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Burns.
Strand-M. l.. Berchll, R. B. Davidson,
Mrs. G. LAUGH. Mr.. and Mrs H G. LAUGH,
NJ. W Taylor, ?. B. Robinson. D. H. Fen
ton, Mir: and Mrs. S. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Smith. wiltshire. O. Ward, Miss NJ
A. Hustled, Mrs. S Lewis, A. Lewis, Mrs.
]. a. Barrick, Miss Maggie Barrick Frank
Sharpe. Iroquois-John Sped Smith, e.
Mrs. Belle Houck Miss Houck, DR.. F.
TOwsel. J. Weaver w. Sternberg Mrs c.
NJ. Fenwick, Miss Belle Neitzey, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Ward, William Hanna, Mrs.
Miss Emma b. Spare. w. Steinberg, Sam
uel F. Schreve, j. F. LOTUS. William Tay-
lor' James Moriarity, Edward Martin, Eu
gene gen, swinghammer, M and Mrs. F; NJ.
Cox, Mrs. D. Pratt Mannx, Mrs. f. c.
Walker Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mnlican.
Grand Atlantic-J. II. Miller. Miss Miller,
]. w. Griner, Mrs. C. c. Wilson, Miss E.
Wilson. Dunlop-Mrs. T. Hurst. Glen
side-H. jerks. Gilsey-Mrs. J. Jones Town,
Miss Town. Miss Alice p. Bates. Hygeia-
A: S. Daggart Miss Teresa Kemp, Miss
Mabel keinser, G. A. Brooks. Oriental
Miss BERTHE Martin, F. Anderson. B. Ander-
son. Park Cottage--Mr and Mrs. c. NJ.
CoOns. Miss Victoria Coons. Atamont-
G. w: Bangs. Mrs. Bangs, L. A. Walpe,
Mr. and Mrs 7, G. McKuen, Or. W.
Warren Williams, G. d. Ward, Mrs A.
Kaiser, Mrs. n Smith, E. Black, Miss An
family. Dennis1Mrs; George Bell, Miss
3. F; NJ. Hurley: Mr.: and Mrs. odeii
s s. S" Miss v s bun smit5 MISS Mss s de
r. DuBarrey Fredonia-J Heinz
HobartNMrs a. s. carneH, KeniIw worth
Inn-Miss A keatings. Miss Marie L.
Kuehnle's-W Motz Little Brighton-Miss
Craigen: La ShelNC. Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. ]: Hagan New England-Mrs Hayes,
Miss Duffy, Mrs. Duffy, Mrs. Searle and
party. Ponce De Leon-M. McKernan.
Mrs. T McKernan. Stckney-B F. Bling
ham, Mrs: Helen E. Parker, Mrs NJ c.
A. S. Clark, Miss Anna Clark. Albert
Grimes. Avoca-Rev. Jones A Smyth w.
r. Smyth Sterling B. Little ]. P. Boyle,
John P. Smith: Belmont-Mrs A. Muir
NJ. H. Wesser, W. Wilson, T. T. Wilson,
Miss Emma Wilson. Mrs. Lena Wilson,
D. G. A. Beardsley, Julian Beardsley. Berk-
shire Inns. Herman, Mr.. and Key, A.
son. Mr.. and Mrs s. Greenshaw, j. Mitch
ELL NJ. Mitchell. Miss B. Mitchell, A. Will
liams and family, w. Dainty, Mr.. and Mrs
w. Paterson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Greenshaw
r. Brooke, Miss Browning, Mr.. and Mrs
]. E. Baines. Morton-J. Lennon, Mrs.
l.. Walters, Miss Laura Walters. Porter
Inn-E. Trimby, G. w. Leonard, w. A
w. Mitchell, M. Goodman. Miss McCabe,
R. Sparks and party, S. Bowers William
De Kary and party, V. Francis, Miss Caro-
Ign Bons and party, r. O'Brien. E. Lea, w.
Whiting Elberon-W. Davis. Mt. Vernon
Miss Hilton. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hilton, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Richman. Mr. and Mrs H
Ingham. Mayern-Miss L. Northan, Miss
Northan. Alfred G. Geist. Marion-Mrs.
Perry l.. Gordan Camblos-Wiliam Stein
Normandie-A. Newland. Loraine-A Ship
man. Mrs l.. Meenger, Miss Stuart, Mrs
Dickson, Miss ]. Nelson, DR.. Hammeth
Rossmore-Mrs. J. Johnson. Miss Jost
Chalfonte-W. d. Darby, H. Campbell,
Thomas Smith, w. Ervington. Haddon
HALF. Weaver. Brexton-T. c. Bailey
Bleak House-Mrs. Arthur D. Giggins, ].
Arthur, Miss E. Domes. Cheetwoode-M
Frances NARROW. Coleman House-W Bal
lingtine, L. Gerhard. Boscobel-W. A. Hor-
bach. Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. MORRISON. H. Cole
man. w. Coleman Brexton-Mrs. E. Leary
Mr.. and Mrs H. Douglass. r. E. King,
Mrs. E. Bronough. Arlington-C. R. Ltlse
Mrs. w. S. Thompson. the Misses Fry, Miss
McWhorton, Edmund Darlington. AtgIen-
Mrs. F. o. McNew. Osborne-Miss Margaret