Evening star., 1902-09-15
FALL BY THE SEA
The Rush is Over, But Late
Goers Enjoy the Quiet.
CUNNING FOR SNIPE
A NORTHEAST STORM HAS FILL
ED THE MARSHES.
Long List Of Arrivals From Washing
ton Who Want Sport or
Rest.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, September 13, 1902.
Much of the maddening rush of the sum-
mer has passed and things are settling down
to somewhere near their normal condition
in this resort. There is nothing like the
great crowds in the city now that there
was a week or so past, and it makes it
far more enjoyable for those who come
down for rest. That does not mean, how
ever, that all the visitors have gone home,
by any means There are several thousand
visitors here, but they not piled in in
such great numbers that people are com
PEELED to take anything they can secure in
the way of accommodations.
Resident and visiting sportsmen are now
having good times the meadows in
search of snipe and mud hens. OF the lat
ter there is a great plenty, although until
this week they have been hard to get be-
cause of the fact that there have been no
very high tides of late. In order to make
plentiful cunning after this bird it usually
takes a heavy northeast storm to drive in
the tides, and this washes the birds out
of their hiding places. There was heavy
storm here on Tuesday of this week and
as a result there have been good tides and
attendant good cunning during the balance
of the week.
The following Washingtonians are here:
Marlborough House-Mr and Mrs d. F.
Weaver, Lorimer c. Graham, Coronda A.
Graham, jerome NJ. Graham, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew 3: Graham, Mrs. L. W, Cresson,
Mr.. and Mrs S. c. Smoot Miss Kirkwood,
Mrs. John Low Lubold. Rudolf-Mrs. Frank
hen, Mrs Cohen. Majestic-J. Dixon,
l. Cotton, L. sehern, Lelande-Mr.
and Mrs. j. West. -Altamont-Mrs.
Kirkwood, NJ. Smoot, L. Smoot, j. c.
Ritchyn, G. w. Bangs, Mrs Bangs Cieaver
House.. Rudy and family. Dennis-Odell
5; Smith, v. b. Edwards, Mrs. George Bell,
Miss Fannie Bell. Fredonia-J. Heinz
Sothern-Mrs. Lewis ]. Wedderborn San
Antonio-Miss Jones. Miss Mccormick. Miss
Ryan, Miss King, Miss Brauman, Miss ket-
tier, Miss Chambers, Miss Greenwald. West
mlnster-Mr. and Mrs. n. Burke, Mr. and
Mrs. John w. Clarke d. J. Mcnamara
Miss Britt, Miss E. Mcmahon, Miss Hattie
McNamara. Miss Scott, Mrs. Morrison, Mr.
and Mrs s. \: Wilkie and family. Mr.. ana
Mrs. r: d. Chase. New England-Miss
Duffy, Mrs. Duffy, Mrs. Hayes Ponce De
Leon-Miss Nellie Rollins, Mrs. Carrie Al
Ian, Mrs T. Mckearnon. NJ. Mckearaon,
Stlckney-D. Malaney, Miss Mary NJ. Stiles,
B F. Bingham. Avoca-M E. Hayes, Will
liam r. Smith, Rev. Jones A. Smyth. Run
heymede-Mr. and Mrs. L. Thompson, Mrs
d; Swain. Rev. William I. Snyder, DR..
Ihomas n: Wrist, General and Mrs. Thos.
Vincent, Miss New. Traymore-J L. Man
nering. Wallingford-Miss G. Sutherland
Miss Stone Mrs G. l.. Stone Wooton Hail
Miss Slower, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Banier, Mr.
'.iit ms W. -HuljiS.' Lehman craig Hail
L NJ. Longstreth. C. r. Trump. Beliemont
Mr.. and Mrs a. A. Roverts w E Meh-
lon. NJ. L. A. Takell. Miss Marion J. Takell.
m Mrs; Lena Wilson, Miss Emma Wilson r,
D. Murphy, Mrs. Fl. B. Smith, NJ H Wesser,
berkshire Inn-A. Wiederman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Key. S. Herman. Congress-Miss Ber-
tie Mitchell Miss Mitchell, NJ. Mitchell
Greenshaw. Windsor-Mr and Mrs I r
Nains: Miss Browning. Mrs. r. Brooke, Mr
and an , pils, MrS, H, NJ: Walker; Brexton-Mrs. H.
rell. Jefferson-Mr. and Mrs. II. Strauss
Glendale-N1rs. E. Alderdce, Miss X AM.
Tia Craig. Holmhurst-M a. Webb p, NJ
& KanGh, Gha r,s sterlngLMrs neo, y $. Carpenter
Mrs. Smith, D. NJ. Mcknight. w. s. Har-
bon, NJ a. Shipe H. Mcknight. MIR. and
mls.;, Mrs; II, q; LAUGH. Mrs; G: LAUGH, r. E.
ert Lorewell and family Miss NJ. A. Hustled
J. o. Ward Iroquois-C. A. Covert, F. "
Naugh, John Speid Smith. Grand Allan
tic-Miss f. Wilson. Miss E Mclaughlin.
Mrs. C. c. Wilson, G. W. Driner. Miss NH, MI,
Ter, }: H. Miller. Atglen-C. E Cox. How
ard-Mrs Whippel. Normandie-J. Evans
George Voss Raleigh-Miss Donnelly. Mr.
and party, j. Miles, a. '' Moore. Or .''o1ys W
Wunder. Dr. and Mrs. Wilkinson
Mrs; W. Lift, NJ. Lit, W J. Lit. Dunlop" MOP
J. Woitz Mrs. 7. Hurst. Glenside-H
jerks. Gilsey-Miss Town, Mrs J. J.
Town: Hyseia-T E. Brown. Oriental
Miss BERTHE Martin. Park-Mr and Mrs
G NJ Rooms. Archdaie-Mr. and Mrs. S.
f. S. Morsell, Herndon Morseil, Miss C.
Weaver Mrs r. D; Weaver. Anchorage
L. Jackson, Mrs. NJ. r. Mcconnell Avon
Inn-Mr. and Mrs. c. Richardson Bleak
House-M. Turner, w. Middleton. Bosco-
bel-Mr: and Mrs. A L. Howard, FL. r.
Akin. Hobart-Mrs. A F. Carnell Kenil-
worth Inn. Miss E. Liedshute. V. J.
Evans, Mrs. Sc. B. Dormody Miss NJ
Arcle. Miss Marie L. Grace, Miss A Keat-
inss. kuehneys-A. Thorn, F. Higgins L.
Morgan, w. Motz. Little Brighton-H
Penninger, Miss Craigen. La Shell-C
Wilson. Wiftshire-Mrs. Ella R Smoat
Belvidere-M. Muckerhaup, Miss Elsie
Roche, Miss Mary Muckerhaup Miss Alice
Roche, the Misses Melnate. Miss Edith
keheler. Revere-G. P. Clark. Chalfonte-
NJ Gavatt.