New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
ATLANTIC CITY QUIET.
WINTRY WEATHER CUTS DOWN NUM-
BER OF VISITORS INTEREST IN
STRANDED VESSELS.

Atlantic city y. j.. Feb. (SpeciaD-The storm
followed nv tho cold snap. did much to cut down
the list Of visitors to Atlantic City this week
Sunday always the best day of the week here was
one of the toughest days OF the winter. and many
persons in cities decided to stay at home rather
than travel, even Atlantic city, through the rain
and snow. The remainder of the week has seen
clear weather. hut of temperature which also
did its share toward discouragins travel. However
the last few days have been more temperate, and
the tide of winter travel has once more set in
this direction.
The leading sensation Of the week has been. the
ST, andng of the two large vessels on the sandbars
off Brigantine Both ships, one q large steamer
from China and the other four masted schooner
lay the sand for four days, in plain sight from
the board walk and the piers. and they were
watched continually through the daylight hours of
each day ny large numbers of persons Each days
work of the wreckng tugs. making efforts to re
move the stranded vessels, was commented on and
discussed. and when the tugs succeeded in moving
the ships from their dangerous positions many OF
the watchers acted though they would like 10
, have eheered heartily
The members of the Atlantis Club held a
smoker on Thursday evening at their clubhouse.
In South Illinois-ave. Like all cf the affairs given
by this club. composed of the representative clti-
zens of Atlantic City. this most successful
and was thoroughly enjoyed by the members of the
club and the invited guests who were present
Among the out OF town guests at the smoker
were Charles Henry Harvard Edward Clews, Ed
and Altman Troth, OF Brooklyn.
gou players, both among the visitors and
resueuts. were in despair week over the un-
vouted dcpth OF the snow which covered the links
and prevented them enjoying their IavorIte
sport The salt air melted the snow, however,
and this week In spite OF the cold every train TO
Northheld, the home OF the Atlantic CITY Country
club, has carried a large number OF golt devotee>
tn cJy are much Ella ed over the tact that the oeacn
Is maNins rapidly As every added foot is wortn
9 tor m 59eiT III Joy & can % De & PLAINLY %
a welcome change
some Of whom have in former years been compelled
lnem anu prevent the properly being washed out TO
the ocean that the tops OF many of these
protective jettes can be seen sticking out o. wnat
Amons {inSGs he he, arrivals 1 are the tollowng;
Ray taGOG e. sultan ifStS Hrs rs 5 q Rev S j. s R9swe1T
Il Allen. +. schmidt. Miss ~, schmidt. George
&fs n Bottime, Miss Ii0Ss K T. ii MeQaesns Msei, j.
Frank Dodd ir Charles VanloTd q Ht q iodsTd s. daa%on
win Andrews. Mrs. }; Earnnston. Mrs H. Sullivan
+ cachiey Mr and MIS- Mrs Wam fnIS MonaEsdn ont and MEs e
GaSTS GeSTge 5aG aGksSp ps and Mrs Jackson
senener !Sh1 Fari, Waters John Ryan. Murray
EIf Eisner samqs H,, sF2thman MRS. H. w Burt. X u Il
nrT E. l. rsis ri sqft Mrs r. lGdesr David stern and
ard ard Neson StI Ms Nelson AIr Mrs Reinte Mr.
spIzberseT Theodore Myers n Pierce a9d We, nr 1T
BrlghtH9n-WiIliam Ton y, Grosvenor. Miss T w Gros-
george Walton Green MFs .ieSEsS fgTser Mr. and lIr
SANDS Miss W frOtter. F.. y White Vr and A.
T. ;. borden. Mr.. and Mrs ] ~ Cabirt NJ o. ,i
MIS- MIs lra "a Mliuken Mrs G.. h. Rogers Miss Marian
fsa GeSs Charles "A eotfop R sIi Miss Madge Porter Miss
IT, Clayton Marion. SIR and Mrs ~ N fsst,
and MI. and Mrs. r. j. Laidlaw e '"'''ee
Wlndsor-Mr and Nirs Frank NJ vval.h. N
RS RsnS r SaXe y,is Mrs Charles H. Fefnns Mrs Henry
iJr" t,.d ,Downins; w. Lewis GGant Or and
N NJ neg ihonas, Mr.. and Mrs Francis -
,dSsehn Mr. ind Mrs Charles Rrodeu r Ua,,r,,
gerald. anu MISS y u Flts-
dss slesTSrts-w gS E. Cotton Mr.. and Mrs. A. Art
IR}f, Chrics James, Mr. and Mrs Max Goldsmith
SharksY G1hn' 3' Jesse Roth. J. VOLS. o. j. Loeb ].
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