New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13
BUSY AT ATLANTIC CITY.
INTEREST IN FIRE NOT EXHAUSTED
ONE OF BURNED HOTELS TO BE
pFRUILT AT ONCE-ARRIvALS.

Atlantic City. n J. April L CSpeciaD.-The re-
cent fire is st the all absorbing topic OF CONVEX
satiou among the visitors TO this city On satu.-
dav and Sunday last there were thousands OF per-
CO.. MIN came IN the shore 10 look over the ruins
p. ,ybs. had once been some Of the best known
hotels On the island. They were still a heap OF
smoking hot debris but that old not ceter thou-
IDS ~ visitors from endeavoring to get some
sort of a souvenir to carry away with them. One
~ the things that caused the greatest marvel upon
the mart of the visitors the fact that the city
had succeeded in getting the board walk putt IN
front Of the ruins in time TO use On odlurodS
afternoon They were unable to understand how
that could be done in short space OF tlne,
Co. .,,ere were two full squares Of the walk con-
srrned by the flames But by working night ana
3av the city was able get the job completed ana
on Saturday at noon the temporary walk had been
huilt and people were walking along ana viewing
the ruins from the promenade
This has heen a week Of weddings In this city.
Miss Anna N. Heard and G. Lawrence Malin were
married on Wednesday afternoon at ST Nicholass
Roman Catholic Church by the Rev Falher 1iea-
son The bridesmaid Miss Florence Heard,
sister of the bride and the groomsman was Henry
9 Roberts Yesterday afternoon Miss Viola Rob-
ertson and Morris P. Staulcup were married at
the residence the brides parents, IN Meoiterra-
nean-ave by the Rev. a. Lincoln Moore pastor or
the First Baptist Church. Another weoolns this
zveelx was that of Miss Bessie Bell TO William >
Cochran. Both are well known young people IN
this city. and they have q host OF frlenos' Inc
wedding took place in the First Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday evening. The bride was at
tired in white satin gown, and carried a shower
hououet Of Bride roses She was attended by a
maid of honor and two bridesmaids. The cere-
rnony took place in front Of bank Of palms.
a fine new hotel is to be erected by the Bew
h~others. owners and managers of the burned
Hotel Berkeley on the site formerly occupied by
the Berkeley and the Stratford hotels. and will be
built Of iron sIee, stone and concrete. There viii
be no wood used in the house that is not abso-
lutely needed. The construction will begin just as
soon the ground can be cleared Of the debris or
the hotels. Il viii be seven stories in height
and will contain about three hundred guest cham
bers. 1t will be furnished in an elaborate manner,
and the estimated cost Of the structure is about
$500 eo0 There will be small stores or shops IN
front Of the new hotel. were in front Of
the old and that viii Go away with the danger Of
fire from that
Ground is becoming and valuable in the
central and upper parts of this city that the Board
Of Health is beginning to pay more attention to
the north side Of the city than has been the won't
in past years although there has always been con-
siderable care taken of that side, far as the
guarding against the spread of disease is con-
cerned. The ground which was formerly used as
dumping ground is being filled in by the owners,
and it will be only few months before the land
will be built upon There great many OLD
frame buildings-nere shanties, really-on the
north side, and these will have to come down
There will be a free road across the meadows
between this city and Pleasantvle within the next
three months" said member Of the Board OF
Freeholders this week He said that the commit
tee recently appointed by the Freeholders had
reached an agreement with the Turnpike company.
the owners of the present road. and that a price
had been reached that would be satisfactory TO
them and TO the county. There is q large amount
OF land on the city end Of the road owned by the
company but as il is valuable they do not want to
dispose of it to the county, but will keep it and
dispose of it to individual buyers. The refusal OF
The Turnpike company sell to the county ex-
MIA aims he
couple Of weeks ago asking that the CITY PROVIDE d
In some way the false impression has gone
abroad that the Hotel TTaymors in moi re
Traymore was not even scorched, TO say nothing OF
Among the NewYorkeEs in the hotels a f are: NJ
MS Ms Grs De4rey xaf NJ ahd M shs i < smith Miss
th Mr. Mrs sd MIS- p R @sm iaa Fs
Thomas Robinson Miss Mary P Roe b ;9a.I MI
sRa Ms cssFle5 Sf f FhoRas q Mt and Ms
Nswgg Hr and MRS Na57e Robert sha0p Miss Grace
Daniep@F A Knipe. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Car
rel i Ke e5tsS @illiam Fay oP william BRIDE
George II. De Leon A A Jauehez , ?; F. Merton r
jenkins, Y A Pickard, Mrs. j. W. Lark. G. D.
Minasign Mrs. George Vessels, M E Vessels sls
Resh A6@de~ Bena T5 waTren MI and Mrs
FTsRk VISITS ars Mrs eGnie Wo Mrs D.
back Il Mrs z G9Idsish Mss Helen
oss william Max KoP sch ssf "
seige G. Eiseman. Mr. and Mrs r. Strauss Mss *
Eta Weinberg and Morris Workman.
Marlborough House-C. F Colwell Mrs r
Reeney. Miss Ella Reeney. Mrs J. Jarvis Mrs. J.
Knapp. Miss Z. Stokes and Miss H c. Stokes.
Rudolf-Miss Z. E. Henion. Mr. and Mrs IhaTies
Ruloff Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight, Mr. and Mrs; a
Cowan. T. F. Humphrey. Miss r. Lesser, JACOB o
Heft, Mrs Jose Mendoza, T Ward Mr. ana di
Arnold Binger, B. Kane; Mrs Sara Archer, MISS
Lyon, George Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs NJ; MAT
cps Miss NJ; Webber, E NJ Black GhaIiess
and Mrs =. Jacobs - - ,
strand-Aire- II. Plant, Miss AIillardy Miss b B.
Laughlan Charles Ward, Mrs. John Howe, Mrs.
Frank wilkins. A. N. Anderson, D A PeaTsaII
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Medium. Frank Seuge. c VIII
taTus +. II. wilkins Dir. and Mrs. Charles Shelby,
II Comstock and Mr.. and Mrs A. Patterson .
Tyron, c. McKenna, Mr. and Mrs MagHire Mr.
and Mrs. S B. Lyon. Miss Kate Lyon. Charles
McEnroe John Clentz, c. 3. Hatters p. c. Hat
tiers, Mrs. w. r. Wheeler. Miss II: Faber w IL
Sherlock, II. s. Scott Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Hay,
Miss Grace Campbell William Lyon and MISS NJ
St Charles-A J. Thomas, Miss Katharine Nc
Kenna, Joseph Campbell jr, S. p. Harley. =
Elemin. Miss May Wolf. Mrs j. D. Conner A -
Lewis A. Amin Mr. and Mrs. j. Becker and j. B.
Seacoute
Traymore-s. Berkin. Mrs. C. s: Bloun, Mrs
Bioun NJ II. Appleton Mrs Max Goldsmith, Mrs
j. {, Adler, p. S Albright, Miss Mary French Mt
and Mrs. Charles Candy. Mrs. N. T. Schater. MISS
Mary L Abbott, Miss May Abbott. Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. William SNOWFALL and Mrs. j. B. Simpson.