New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
.ASBURY PARK.
THE LARGEST THRoNG OF THE SEASON
CROWDS THE RESORT.

ae,,,r,, Park Y J. Aug. a (Special)-MasnhS-
,nr glasses. and strong ores at that wouio DC t
.fire5 to-day 10 find any vacant iooiho "
,free hundred hotels and boarding houses III .
bury Park The arrivals yesterday "ssi -
close To thirty thousand. not counting the H'e
,,.-.,,a ...ri,,n.rs,, from Newark who came down
for = DAYS outing The unusual. but eraliiS ms
Increase in population noticeable TINS 0 me
on the beach and board walk where 'l' >: !,
gathered 80 bathe and 10 watch those N' -,
hattie The ocean was just rlGnt 1oI an ~, 1,;
dir for the temperature was 20 degrees 6aiiil'e
,-.-s1 cssss of pIain fainting there were no acc
d.,tx remarkable record for the biggest oa'iii.s
1av of tbe summer. This evening the boefo var
fairly sroaned under the load of promenaosiS "'''
turned out for an after dinner stroll ~,
The Salvation Army held forth all daE AZ ti
beach auditorium and thousands attendea 'he in-
teres+sne services The speakers included Lieu
tenant Colonel Bringle. Major Johnson anu ~
C,,o,e, r5;gs.ns who told of the work beng ooHe
IN the slums Of New-York city The stan ''9
hand was present and furnished iNeiH lh"a'o -,
Numbered among the recent arrivals az -
ocean Hotel are Mrs. W. E Carmichaei d l'".
-. II p Smith D. g Bogert- Chsrles "a
Bore-t Miss Sadie a Bogert, T. L. ho"aiu''
Y. Roof A L. Halstead L ". hramne'
Charles Hogan; Mrs 6 cbnte. ESatesgsSN J. y Nc
Rnirbf ! s Braden. A J. Moore and D. l. Deie-
vsn all tTe 20 fe West End from Newyork are
] Diane " parrSe 1 s06n s0d M-s Hs'fBsM B. II. cohn.
II n HITLER and s. W. Wolfsheiinsn- :. =. :.
these New-Yo Yoriers arrived yesterday ahu 800 800
M the Coleman House: Mr.. and Mrs d. ,s;s.
Z p Nnler Frank W. MoIer, J., ". kache hlsS
p Hnpkins William II. Butler. c Z. May; n n{
Pausman Mr. and Mrs. " J. liaWks. N1iSS y
EonEins r H Mitchell. ". h. NJ hoNeL II II
pcpsI5s Mr and Mrs J. Cudall, Miss AsheI' II
n walsh DR. Sylea. u. c. Martin anu All a. IL
Moore. - ,.o- NJ ans Mrs
Tsrnes 7 E Nudine and NJ + Bdrns. OF
Tew-York, registered to-day at the Hotel Coiur'-
bia. -,s 1,.,-,-e ~ Newark
IA a-Ifh his family at the West End Hotel .,.,
" cS,aato- vood Mckee and Clerk of the asseiliuls
lanes Parker both of Paterson. are olsIlis uisieu
soicurners here -. ,-t+,- mas one
Of the visitors to-day. - -.,-,s .or his
H G. Cook. OF Paterson. has taken Iooiii0 " ~
family at the Victoria
NJ. = Rhodes of Newark. and 5 A. ralIneF' VI
PorIebkeepsie, are newcomers at the SuIL p
ssss Roherr Taylor and daughter ana Z y
r,-,rne ranresent New-Yorh at the Hotel
u stoit Miss O'Dannell, Miss r. - Ii boillIeIi'
Miss T Fdmonston and Miss Florence
- ~. Tork and Helen NJ. Herbert. OF HoseFliie
are at the Yorkshire: - - -. .-- and Mrs
" Smith. OF New-York, spent SuIuaE 8t ~
Pscsnfiv arrived guests from the metropolis az
a. tIotai F3r1Insxick include .. r. wilson JAMS
. rs1rner Marion Stowe. John r. Grey Geor &c n
F5relIsb and p T. Webster At the ssTle no'S''
s-a p,1zefon are Mr. and MIS- c. s hueiler.
,esf from professional cares at the PARK view ~
NJ simon H BRAKEMAN. Mrs r MaelleI an.
NJ r Bernstein, of New-iork' nave quaIeeI a.
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