The colored American., 1902-07-19

--, .....-...~ 10 the Pier IS ideal, and the
M. l-- f.. .<crllent. During the past
--'',.'E .E. ocean has maintained an aver
"'l' .--.....a,ure of o. degrees. These
. I'm themselves easily account
."o .I.. .a~ra- number Of new arrivals.
" ,L..- rh, officers of the literary have
..r-.rrI and installed While there
o''. .. .I....aucc OF material here, there
.,.lr- .u exciting time connected
I r.-.as each officer. The newly
r..rrd officers are +. l. Baxter, pres
l-rr. Chester Turley, vlce-presldent;
NJ. Robinson. secretary; Robert Wells,
.--..rr-r. 4. Randall, sergeant-at-arms;
Mr. Am,trad, critic; l.. Bradley,
-.r--1 information. From the list of
s4.,-~- there Is every reason to believe
+.- ,r--- will be here this summer an
--.r-garr.u which Will taVOrably COM
r,-- orrh any literary OF Its klnd,-as
lF-~r arr here many young men from the
+F-rrrr schools throughout the country
M Freeman. Of the MathewsOn, IS
-~..rr .t al meetings, and in many
',lr~ a.,- supports the literary, and by
~. a.rra sets an example to about one
a,rfrrd mrn in his employ, which IS
fn.,rI ly a large majority OF them.
last Sunday being such a beautiful
o., man. rNcursiOnlstS so crowded the
.-r,,r~ a- tu give to the nlace the appear
an,r Of largely populated town.
Mr. Joseph Fisher. one Of New Ha-
yln', most popular young married men,
+. la.E,d ro be at the Williams Cottage
by the 18th INST. At present MessrS.
Henderson and l.. Johnson, OF New Ha-
ven. arc located there.
The Rosebud Club. of Washington, IS
represented I'm the persons OF Messrs:
Chester TurIcy. Eugene PEBBLES and
Frank NirkruS The last named had the
first uppurtuuity Of the season IN res
ruiug drowning man. Very few were
IN nuhiug at the time when man hoi-
Iuuya q, his friend he couldn't swim
.rr.l. further. Nickens being close at
hand swami toward the drowning man
and attempted Co swim with him to
shore: IN the meanwhile the unfortunate
mans friend swami to the opposite arm.
lu mi, way The exhausted man was tow
I'D 90 shore e By III, bravery and his
Quiet Grmcauor Mr. Nickens has made
himself the her. Of the Pier.
Nl>,r, NJ T.. and L. f. Graves, and
Mr., T.. Collins. Of Boston, and Miss
d. S Naucy. # Cambridge. Mass, are
SPENDING nJrtion of their vacation
here
Mr. Eugene Kennerly. OF Washington
after season here last summer, returns
and establishes a modern hand laundry
which bids fair to rival the steam laun-
drIe,
Ouitr nm exciting time was had OF
the beach Wednesday afternoon In
I0o-yard race Fred Taylor distanced al
other, Iu The running jump a. Kan
jal clearly demonstrated his superiority
.oyer the other entries. George States
man and 4. Randall. after fifteen MN
me>. decided to call the contest draw
neither man being able to throw th'
GA- simon White. tn lightW CAT
The Pier. had a go" of FIVE rounds "iti
Fred Tallrr. in which hOnors Were ever
at the finish. Ii is the hope OF thoS'
ahIryicaIN inclined to pull off lev
interesting events before the season
ends.
Ed Blackwell the hall man at Marble
Tall !, -.,l-ieC. to take on anyone Wh'
weighs within ten pounds OF his welght
md there are many at his back WI De
1--we le is rs good as he claims to be.
Aronud these parts, especially on 2nC
arrrrd Oh, WhaTves, are often tonn'
uu1 mn Wha at a glance would b'
mistaken .a- american Negroes. bet OF
hiring rr,m talk one readily discovers
they are Portuguese. At times, some
H5o speak other languages. put them
selves IN appearance Such was tho
case the .rrcr day when a young man
from Washington met a German who
could n0t speak any English, and fur
gshed him such information as was de
SIZED The young man was Mr.. Chester