New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
RFpORTS SUMMER RESORTS NEWRSEY AN
ASBURY PARK.
MANY CoTTAGERS ARRIVE-NO SUNDAY
TRANSFORMERS DESTROY
ING OYSTERS.


Ashyrv Park. X. J. June l. (speciaD.-One OF
these rare days in June--he sort poets rave over
followed the deluge Of last night, and the balmy
atmospheric conditions have caused the beach re-
sorts TO be crowded with visitors to-day The
heavy downfall OF rain. il would seem. warmed up
the big bathtub. for the bathers report that the
ocean temperature has jumped up several degrees
over that of yesterday
An unusually large number Of cottagers arrived
to-day, for the renting season here begins on June
Is and runs into the middle Of SEPTEMBER VI
course those who own their own summer homes
come earlier and stay later. The present renting
season, real estate men say. has broken all former
records and vacant cottages north of Sunset Lake
at least modern ones, are <ew and far between By
the first Of July even these less desirable houses
will he tenanted for even there are five appli-
cants for every empty cottage
The musical and theatricals given last evening
in Library Hall by the Present Day Club for the
benefit Of the Isolation Hospital building fund was
a delightful event. and The audience included a
number Of prominent cottagers- The farce. MY
IJncle's WILL was creditably performed by Mrs
Emma Pratt-Coward. Clarence Smith and Clifton
.JeIliffe. Those who took part in the musical IN
cluded Miss Nellie Treat, Miss Clara Bamman.
Miss syrena Parmalee. Mrs R. Z. Peterson and
Miss Gottschalk
Canoeing on Deal Lake promises 10 be a popular
sport this summer. This afternoon there was
large number paddlers cut, and later in the sea-
son the local canoe club viii engage IN series OF
Lake is picturesque and visitors have discovered
that it is ideal stream Ger canoeing. Commodore
wortman has also put his feet Of naphtha Launches
tn commission, and the speedy boats make fre-
ouent trips The Farm. as well as 10 the NaTl-
Gus other resorts the lake.
Bandmaster Fred Innes OF New-York, has been
asked 10 bring his hand TO Asbury Park for the
summer and it is likely that he viii consent TO
come. Dr. Conterno. of New-York. had been en-
gagged TO WELD the baton the musicians en-
gagged by the city for free daily concerts on the
beach but a hitch the terms caused Conterno 10
throw up the contract. and the aldermen have
made Innes an offer which they think he VIII ac-
cept. The concerts the beach will begin Satur-
day evening and continue daily until the middle
OF September.
Founder Bradley has re-engaged Voight Burke
70 act as a guardian Of the peace and freak on
the board walk this summer. Burke is more than
seven feet tall and is stl growing. He was here
last year and made a HIT with the visitors
Visiting automobilists, and they are legion have
raised the ire OF the natives because they are
prone to disregard the speed limit ordinances when
racing their machines along Grand-ave- The local
press hacking up the protesants, and the alder
snen at their next meeting will be asked 10 take
prompt and effective steps 10 enforce the ordinance
which limits the speed Of motor cars within the
CITY limits miles hour
There is a bare possibility that President Roose-
selt may decide this section OF New-Jersey
this summer. and the hotel men are jubilant over
fhe report. Should he come 10 Monmouth County
st will be in September The time OF the meet
Of the National Rife Association down at Sea
Girt The Presidents match one OF the events. is
and the officers of the rife association have ap-
pointed a committee 10 go Washington and ask
the President 10 attend the meet and present
she trophy in the Presidents match to the winner
Sunday railroad trains for As5ury PARK are are
OF the New-York and Long Branch Railroad Com
pany. which goes into effect June =, shows q
su5 fo6aoe SSadz spEhs 5na that a aa
ANN rTOr- arplV
by and are reached by the tro,leg- tS .hs,-
pearance in the ocean and the estuaries thereof.
much to the eonsternation OF the oyster planters
The coming Of the dru1ofsh was unexpected, for
einity for years at least not in such great nun
bers. and the oyster dealers are fearful of being
waters are alive with dTumfish. aad the oysteg-
eds PrHpife Pm he 1 Mined he n oSsfr piante~
That he has lost over four thousand bushels Of
Of the planters at5sPted 70 pfotec their oyster
a W 6 & he's rb 6f fh 3ep ss Sfn {S to- Kindred
nifty pounds II is now proposed TO E!d the pays
order ie drive the nnwe =ome visitors back into
he ocean Angers on The other hand s5e are de- de-
Trsins to Barnegat Bay are crowded 9ay & with the
made some remarkable catches of the oysters S
William H Board OF New-York. has taken pos
session OF his eottage in Third7aye I .. -.
summer at her retreat in Bergh-st
Miss Margaret stapleton. Of Buffalo, is enjoying
r. Allen Lewis. Of New-YoTk, moved into his
cottage in Eighth-aVe. this month.
Edward c. Stokes, Clerk in Chancery OF Trenton
was OF the many visitors yesterday.
Thomas Purdy, of Newark, travelling passenger
agent of the Long Branch division Of the Pennsyl-
e.ania Railroad Company. was with Mrs Purdy at
rhe West End Hotel yesterday
]. J. Mullen is Of the many Newarkers occu-
1ying cottage in FOurth-ave.
H NJ Whiting. Of NeK-YOrk, brought his fam
3iy to their First-aVe- summer home this week.
Mrs. Lillian Black, Of Harrison. " J.. will spend
the summer at her cottage in Seventl-aVe.
ID. Y Weed, OF New-York has taken a cottage in
Asbury-ave., which he is now occupying.
Mrs Florence D. Bell. OF New-York is at home
sor the summer al her Thrd-ave. cottage.
Alderman William Stine. of NeW-Brunswick. IS
6omciled at the Plaza Hotel.
William Tecunseh Sherman. of New York IS a
new arrival at the Imperial Hotel