New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
ARRIVALS BREAK RECORD.
CROWDED TRAINS ROLL INTO ASBURY
PARK-RESORT'S PRESENT MID
SUMNER APPEARANCE.

houses operl and the patronage the bonifaces say,
Is very gratifying. considering that the weather
conditions the last fortnight have not been at
sll favorable for seashore business The arrivals
to-day broke all June records at the two railroad
stations. The afternoon express trains rolled in
with scarcely any intermission, and in every in
stance they were crowded with vacation travellers
Thousands more arrived during the day by way Of
the Pleasure Bay boats and trolley cars. so that
with the multitude Of newcomers the beach re-
sorts tonight presented midsummer appearance
The social season viii not be under full headway
before next week when the leading hotels will
give for their guests an opening hop" on the
evening of the Fourth. There was informal dane
Ing this evening at number of houses. and there
pleasing song recital up at the Hotel Column
bia. where Miss Grace Weir and Frank Benedict
assisted by the hotel orchestra, entertained the
guests. There was also musical given this even
ing at The Hicks.
captured by the Bulgarian bandits and held
prisoner until ransomed, related her experiences
this evening in the beach auditorium The lecture
given under the auspices of Trinity Episcopal
Church and many cottagers from the adjoining re-
sorts present
Governor Franklin Murphy who is summering at
Elberon, is to visit Asbury Park Monday even
ing and take prominent part IN the opening Of the
Patriotic Bazaar be held all CT next week in the
temple CT the First Methodist Episcopal Church
The beach band ana the Ocean Grove Orchestra
viii welcome the Governor, who VIII be accom-
panied by Colonel William Barbour. of Paterson
United States Senator McLaurin, of South Caro-
lima, has also promised TO be present as has
Bishop James n FitzGerald, president of the
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, and Pre-
siding Elder Joseph Z. Roe.
The Women Taxpayers Association OF Asbury
Park has Joined with the Board of Trade and the
Board OF Aldermen in declaring for municipal
ownership Of the beach front This progressive
band OF female taxpayers has also demanded that
she city officials take steps at once to prevent
licensed dogs from running at large and, Incl
dentally, destroying flower beds. The association
last evening and elected these officers: Presi-
dent DR., Ella Prentis Upham; vice-presidents' MIS-
N Il Frost and Mrs. E. A. Martin; secretary, Miss
Nj. E Null; treasurer, Mrs. j. F. Bowen.
The committee having in charge the coming cele-
bratioa of the Fourth met to-day and decided to
expend 81 900 for a pyrotecfnic display The fire
works will be set off at the fishing pier the
ocean front. and the display will last full hour
There elaborate set pieces. but the aerial
bombs and rockets will it is promised. be eNcep-
tionay fine
The lawn tennis tournament scheduled for this
week has been postponed until Monday next, in
order that the courts in Education Hall Square
may be put in first class condition.
The summer train service, which goes into effect
tomorrow morning provides for twentysix trains
TO and from New-York each Weekday with extra
snes on both Monday and Saturday, and a theatre
train from the metropolis every Wednesday and
Saturday night Under the new time table the
Pennsylvania Railroad will run nine trains each
way daily, except Sunday, and the Central Rail
road VIII do the The latter company VIII
q
There will be eight boat trains each way, proFloeu
by the Southern Railroad, every weekday On
Sundays there will be three Pennsylvania trains
from NeN-York, three Centrals and four Southern
Sunday trains. owing to objections raised by the
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, rush
through Asbury Park without stopping, but drop
PASSENGERS for this pla9e at edtheT 1t
minutes walk from the northern boundary OF the
city. The express trains make the run from New
York 20 this place less than hour and a half,
distance Of about ffty-two miles .
the Hotel brunswick for the benefit Of the Munich
and the prizes after spirited contest, went to
Ars- Bali Mrs: Hitler and Mrs Mrs. Baily os ,,ss
oe the season was hooked yesterday at the fishing
g 6eGns 6eGnSs 9n of Wae sRa d &S weeks Sbs Angling
visitors hays been on the t5a of Of The & bass
they predict that there are more @ 20 20 follow 2 ~
Rro5n Rsha ssfsi aslapsS esP .s < Po 8
s,s The AnehhgTss I ootlaggTs will celebrate the
pya5 e 9s snsdren bans of W M w
give afternoon and evening Concerts. and there viii
Dc heqs S2Gts gog ad a0F Pamy on of fe are
asain spending the summer at the Hotel Bruins
Mrs P T Mcvey P. NJ Mevey and H. S. Kisby
are late arrivals from New-Fork at the West End
Mr. and Mrs W F. Anerman Of New-York, are
psseag Whitman al of M IS making the
Coleman HOUSE his sumner G fSsadqnap5srs Tea lead.
ers OF Newark, arrived this week at Sunset Hall
Mrs. v. ]. Parkinson and EDWARD Parkinson, of
NwEo hsye rooms Mss at ths and Robert
Mckinley, Of Brooklyn are registered at the Feni-
ALICE Leonard Miss Helen G ,,E Buchanan and
H armssronr Al ss g.i Of SewYork brought his fam
i Mr. % end nd Mrs W. W Whittier. Of New-York. will
spend sunday at the TiesoTia oa6sr of Orange have
quarters at the Franklin.
Charles Bechtei, treasurer OF New-Jersey's Grand
IN the State iio IS once more at the ocean Hotel
spr Gas e9s for Of fhs SdMsr asa one of the political
leaders Of the Republican party was one Of the
The Rev. Dr.. ]. Wilson. prominent Meth
oaist divine. of Newyork, spent part Of the week
(. 3. Saunders. of Newark. registered to-day at
Recent arrivals at the leading hotels include the
following:
Ts Price cslseE5sG sns F h0Tn nSs Baxter Baxter
Hotel Brunswich-Mr. and Mrs. William J: Hunt.
G. waters Mrs. c; A. smith, James Ryan, Ray
sa and a B ksanes ME 4es s FrsaE
T, Trainer; II: r: Anders and Edwin Brinton
cfams ! Van Faselh Mr and SF eru3
hacher, ". J, Crane. G. ". Vessels. F. L Wes-
Nulty. Miss Clara B. Heverin Charles Bechtel and
= Coleman Rouse-Mr and Mrs Biscoe Hindnan.
Mis Nsf Nag Il EsF9s sa MFE MY a9 ana MTa Hgtf L
Garl;chs, Dora GoldthNaite. Nelson B. Williams.
1Asa Franklin-Mr. h ana Mrs. W o Lock Mrs NJ A
g4 gsa Miss Mss IEePs Z aRsh MSS Mr Lillian na H MI
sne arz- q; q; Cooper; Siss Nobel. r. G. Durnali
stewart Mrs A Hofben. Miss n Williams, Mr.
.ls Ea5sIsnsl as HeB%oos BHS s..a - H2gwSoa
es:ariss c Rics and family aaa Nay E. Marshal
SHaIa Martin EfE r. ForSyths SePs P hsss sens
Tyhr:ng. n 3. ferries, Mrs, Jeffries, Raymond