Evening star., 1902-08-16
SU N Err RESORTS
Accommodating Last Sun
days Crowd at Atlantic City.
AN EMERGENCY MAYOR
HIGH TIDE OF PLEASURE AT ALL
JERSEYS SEA CITIES.
Thousands of Corners to Enjoy the Last
Fortnight Of the Sum-
mer Season.
AN EMERGENCY MAYOR
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

special correspondence OF ne Evening star
ATLANTIC CITY, August 10, 1902.
Never before in the history of Atlantic
City havethere been so many people here, and
everybody is happy. So crowded was the re-
sort in the early part of the week that the
room clerks in the hotels had lines of peo-
pie standing in the exchanges waiting until
they could attend to their wants. Seeing
that there was a probability of some of
the visitors sleeping on the beach the mayor
and the police department took hand in
the situation The mayor issued an emer-
gency proclamation calling upon the pri-
vate cottagers to open their homes to visit
ors who come with the recommendation of
the police department OF hotel keeper
This worked like a charm and in a few
hours all Of the visitors had been provided
for. The authorities say that there are not
less than 325.OOO people here. Each day
brings a new throng and the crush will
continue for four weeks.
The northern end of the island will soon
be beautifed with new boulevard If the
plans laid before the council committee
yesterday are carried out. These plans call
for the reduction in width Of Maine avenue
from Oriental to Atlantic avenue, from 100
to 90 feet. The gain in property valuation,
the owners say, will enable them to pay the
cost of the proposed Improvement, and if
the council approves no expense will be
spared to make it attractive addition
to the beauty of the city.
A. Lincoln Dryden. assistant United States
treasurer, is occupying apartments at the
Hotel Windsor for a short visit.
Speaker of the House David B. Henderson
is at Marlborough House.
Col. Thomas w. Scott of Chicago a MEM
Der or the national council of administra-
ton, Grand Army of the Republic was the
guest this week of Councilman E. F. Mann
n . L,
G A. X. Col. Scott is very much pleased
with Atlantic City and would like to have
the national encampment of the G. A R
held here next year.
captain {. Hatch of the United States
the Hotel Strand -
United States Senator Quay, who is occu-
pylns a cottage for the summer on North
We" Hampshire avenue, states that if he
Is called upon to help settle the coal min
ers strike in the Pennsylvania anthra cite
region ne is willing to meet the miners
me operators, or both at any time or place
they may agree upon.
Inc following named persons from Wash
lngton are registered at the hotels named.
L. Eil1ott, {. Emo, H. Stewart, S. Raun-
nafu ana wife. Miss Cook and maid, Mrs
Relnhard at the Raleigh. Mrs Bryan, Miss
NJ Bryan, Miss McCleleand Mr. and Mrs
q: Wilson, Miss NJ. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs 7,
II. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs William Acker
Shanes Llnderberry, Mrs. E. Linderberry,
w. p
!oe George, Smiser, w. B. Miller at the
Atglen Mrs. Kaufman and family at the
Beaumont Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hooper at the
Arhnston Mrs. A. Kerr. E. Lyle, F. Sto-
hehrlcn, A vale, O. Jones at the Runuey-
meue. E. Duer, c. Elery at the Dunlop.
Mrs. NJ. Pointer. Miss Leila Pointer Miss
Cora Pointer, Mrs. Coffey j. W. Scott. Mrs
w. h selbert, Walter E. Seibert, E. A
Green. A. Edwin Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Howard. Miss Bertha Cheney. Jo
seph Morton, Peter j. Coughlin, ]. G. Rec;I
man, Mrs. X. E. Marriott Miss v Marri
ott, MI and Mrs 2. Morton at the Elberon.
MISS =. Down, James Martin, E. B. Hull at
the Glendale. w. Walters at the Clever
House. William Smith at the Little Brigh
ton J: Diet, William Weaver at Malatas-
1 Is; Mr.; M and Mrs: j. King at the New Eng
Smith at Woolton Hall. The Misses Cor
nell. Mrs. 1nnes, Miss Elliott Miss Wolf
Max Fey, H. Whitening and family. A.
Elliott at the Normandie. B. Ottenhouse
ana family at the Rittenhouse Mrs NJ
preston. Mrs. G. Preston, Mrs E. Shu-
maker at the Sterling. Miss Mary Cassalv
II. Deakyne, J. F. Ryley, Mr. and Mrs. w
r. Waring, w. e. Waring, jr, Miss Mary
Narlng, Miss Eugenia Levering Mr. and
Mrs Q. Dukes. Amos Dukes, H C. Finnev
Mrs D. Beans, Mrs. John Riordan. ir.
Thomas Boradbelt. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Stoauard. MISS Constance Stillwell at the
Starr, Miss Hooper. the Misses Wherritt.
MISS Walder. S. Harris, V. Mccormick at
the Wiltshire. A. Marshall. Mrs M. Mar
snail snai1, A, j. Quinn at NE Allaire: Mrs SOM
erVlle at the Roxborough. The Misses
BAILEY at the Silverton. Mrs. j. Getz. Miss
Getz, Miss Agnes Getz, Peter Conrov MIS-
Mary Conroy. Miss Poe and maid, ]. III
Sranat s,aa ana m son, William Herst, Frank
and party at the Glenside Mr.. and Mrs
r. sutton, I. Davis and family, DIR. pole
ana family, r; Mason W. Davies, F. Blu
ener' nd MI Mr and q Mrs J. Baylies. J: Beziat. Mr.
Parker at Haddon Hall. A. Spanhanner p
Ales, A. Spear, H. Suffer at the Jefferson
MI. mrs. Moe Moersmer, Miss Fauley. Mrs. E. Eau
ley, Miss DAGGER. r. Daeher J. w Rrvon
p. B. Bryon at the Lawrence. T. Wenster
at the Borton. M. Keller, William Knabe
Mr. and Mrs. H. King, Mrs. M. ]. Roel
were were 19o Mr.: and Mrs. J; Stuart at Marlbor-
vern: DR.. J. H. Hoffman, Mrs. R. Ahrendt
at Chester Inn. Mrs. j. Mcdonald. J.
Hirsh. D. Riley. F. Zell at the St
S Charles Miss Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Westminster; F. Bernheimer A. Brafman
=. w: Wood. at Bleakhouse: w c. Blom'
Dr. J. Whitehurst, C. E. Whftehurst q
". w: augg; Hug & G. 2. Smith. Charles Bigger,
81 Hamway. Miss E. Hamway, Miss Grayce
HamWay, Miss Lillian Hamway, Miss Mar
earet Hamway, at the Yarmouth; DR. and
MRS; f. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Cook, at the Gladstone: Miss Katie SchnIz
Miss Ritterbush, Miss L. Schulz. Mrs
Schulz, Mrs. sohden, Mrs Brambel Mr..
and Mrs. w. Bohenberg at the Arno: Mrs
Tarben, Miss Tarben, Mrs Koch Miss
Koch, at Berkshire Inn; Rev Mr. Worth
and party, at the Morton: J. w. Forster.
at Kenilworth Inn; John Radford, B. Ka,
yenaugh, at the Ralston: c. Scherer Mrs.
M. Seherer, at the Waverley; E. e. Ford.
Mrs. L. T. Ford, H. Ford, H r. Ford Mil,
ton Greenbaum. Leon c. Coblens, Maurice
Y. Calm. Jerome Strouse. Maurice Ben
damn, Harry o. Schloss, Twin Greenbaum
9. F. Myers, David HutzIer, Miss Mabel
Hutzler, Miss Leonora Straus at the RoyaI
Palace; Colin Bryan, Mrs. T. Lerch. Harry
M. Lerch. at the Agnew; T. w. GailehsT
Mr and Mrs. William Scherer the Misses
Scherer, Bernard Hopkin and family. Fill
more NOR . Cock. Mr. and Mrs Owens. Mr. and
Mrs. Willicraft. Julian F. Duncan, at the
Iroquois: D. L. Bangent L. L. Bangent. i.
II. Gorsuch, Miss Mary A. Gorsuch, W. q.
Stoott. Miss Edith Chelton, Mrs. A. 7
Pearce, c. H. Eley. c. w. Keefe. at the
Grand Atlantic; Mrs. A E. Booth, Miss
Alys DaBour. at the Chelsea; Miss Mabel
Fuller. w. w. Baldwin. DIR. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Cooke. w. B. Addison, Mrs. William
Paterson. Miss A. Paterson, Mrs. A. F.
Morrison, at the Brighton: ]. Reilly. at
Avon Inn; Miss K. O'Broen Miss Virginia
M Forster Miss c. Hebner, Miss Esteu