New-York tribune., 1903-07-05
ATLANTIC CITY THRONGS.
To Enlarge Municipality = Mr.
Sch5Cab's Present to PupiLs.

Auahtlc City. n. j.. July CSpeclaN.-The sum-
mer opened here with rush, both as TO tenn
peTature and crowds. Beginning early in the week
people began coming by thousands daily and in
the last few days they have been coming by the
tens OF thousands. 1t looks to-day as though there
would he a repetition of the crush of last August
when hundreds of persons were provided with shell
Ter IN private cottages to them from sitting
up all night Although trains are running on both
roads at short intervals they ill coming in
sections, and every train is heavily loaded
sixteen girls graduates Of the Homestead In
dustrial School, founded by Charles NJ schwab.
have been visitors to the city this week. They
nave been entertained by citizens and visitors
alike. with the result that their weeks stay has
been one continual round of pleasure. They had
reception from the Atlantic City Yacht Club, and
Commodore Kuehnle placed the entire feet of the
organization at their disposal. Shortly before
their graduation Mr.. Schwab asked them to choose
a present that he wished to give them at the
close of their studies. With one voice they chose
a tip TO Atlantic City, and it was Immediately
promised them They travelled in Mr.. Schwabs
private car chaperoned by two Of their teachers
and the excursion was managed by Mr. Schwabs
secretary.
The horse show lists closed with a total Of five
hundred entries. This lifts the local exhibition
into the third place among displays Of the kind
in the country, making 1t next to that Of Wissa-
hickon Heights. The class of nominations is su-
perior 10 that of any preceding year, large
majority of them being blue ribbon winners at
the Madison Square and the Philadelphia exhibi-
tions. Reginald Vanderbilt will make his first ap-
pearance as an exhibitor at the Atlantic City
show, having entered a large string of horses,
nearly every Of which is prize winner.
The boardwalk attractions in the crowded part
Of the town proving inadequate tc the demands
made on them by the constantly increasing patron
age Of the resort. AS the centre of population is
rapidly moving toward Chelsea, the boardwalk at
fractions are naturally following in the same d.
rection a syndicate OF New-Tork Philadelphia
and Atlantic City capitalists has been formed for
the purpose Of building an amusement pier in
the vicinity oc~Georgia or Texas-ave. AS this en-
terprise will require the outlay of hundreds Of
thousands of collars, there hays been some pre-
dlctions that it cannot pay fair interest the
investment But the promoters argue that they
are content to pay expenses for year two, in
the certainty that big return the investment
will come within a comparatively short time. The
numerous big hotels that are projected will be
practically all in this end of the city thers
is very little left for expansion toward the
inlet.
Arrangements are about completed for the sew
enth summer assembly of the Jewish Chautauqua-
which opens in this city next Thursday and con-
tnues until July %. The outlook for q large at
tendance and brilliant session is promising Some
the abIest speakers of the country are scheduled
for addresses, and discussions and many topics of
current interest will up for consideration.
The headquarters Of the association will be the
new assembly hall of the Royal Palace Hotel, at
the ocean end of Pacfc-ave.
greater Atlantic City and it is likely that vote
will be taken this fall on the question of ccnsoH-
dating the four municipalities on Absecon Island.
These consist Of Atlantic City, Longport, South
Atlantic and Ventnor. The last named is the baby
city on the island, and its amazing prosperity
since its incorporation is said to be due to its prox
Unity to this town. It has grown so rapidly as 70
become really part of the city, and the other cor
porations on the island believe that consolidation
would benefit everybody
W r ~ fs IN
iantic City TO recuperate his health before going
to England to claim the Hazard fortune of
Sl5OOD,000
DR.. Adolph Lorenz. the Vienna surgeon, was in
Atlantic City portion of the week as the guest OF
Dr r 4 EAson Dr Lorenz ana par party OF l.IeieS
enjoyed a launch trip with Fire Chiet WelsenttnaL
He was the guest at a reception by the physicians
CAPTAIN char$s B sgz9ss sion n who WI p oPn- ga
and9q the Maine Wa9n ShG H0fe WaI Dlo"n up "
Dr.. Robert Beyburn Of Washington, the only sur
before his death, is guest at the Hotel Raleigh;
where he Will remain with his wife for several
Prominent New-Yorkers registered at the leading
.-G chaIfohtsE Walter Todd: F. J. Renner Miss t
Dennis--Irvin E. ,kempner. Mr :, and 5 Mrs. H 5
Reed and Mr. and Mrs CLARENCE G3r D. spaydc Cochran
Charles Johnson Mrs ". Tyler Mr.. and Mrs; A
9t qsa E w6cne c end Mss Mss Wn5hs II ls Mrs ost
Alvin E Iyig G G GriSwolq, rii E: :, oIis w
WaiReT H9fiReT and nd ". " p PiaRis Rieb MISS '4'7e
Fredonia-John Z. Segren MI. ana MIS-. J. =
Smith l. Croasdale Joseph P Hughes and Mrs. L.
D95iopGM Ovendon NJ. Ovendon. jr.. Thomas A
Caddeu Mr. and Mrs. David /. Roberts l. ROOM
SON Mrs L. Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs Waiter n
\ coleman. O. Y Palmer Mr.. and Mrs; henry Il.
Giles. Walter 5. Langdon. William Franklin os'e'
ans iTs1esyortiIMrs. l5r5 P DeIasco W. E Cochrane.
Joseph Bernstein and Mr.. and Mrs J, Cohn- 1ob.
Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. Harry CrolI. MIS-. lynn
Mack Mrs. II. Kahn, L. N. Kahn MI ana IT, IA
d Obernan. A A Golschmdt NJ Aahn J, u Ext.- r..
maze Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roop1ns' 'b 1lI, an NJ NJ
and Mrs II PIatt E. H. Sechal. NJ Platt. NJ Croft
aia BoSa1 = FPaiace-Mr and Mrs J. Eggars, Mr.; and
Mrs q \ Salisbury, II. J. Strablin. F. Loveh ana
Mr. and Mrs Robert Henbach. - -, = ?
Seaside|F Van Arstmead. A G. Plumer Z j.
N11gert Mr. and Mrs 4. Fry, John SpehSeL -
Nugent Mrs. L. Howard, Mrs G. Guear ana - n
O9at1I TTavr,ore-Mrs G. L. Walker. F S. Flsrke Y A
Picard Mrs Alexander Bernhelmer, MrS. J. =.
T2s~1stefn Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Mayne, Ale1aanoesIr
Ternbeioer D. F. Delper Mrs. l. Walker y r
Hohen berg and Mrs. o. HohenbeEg. ~, c,.Ia
berg G. P Hoffman, c. Heyer " i. 7I-Tt5g 6sTS m r.
a Munzer Mrs W. r Hallett- W Y DaTIing; Ii
7 q Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Pearl HeHEl' T.
Elliott Mrs. J. Randoif, a. O. ShlnLa4;; r. y.
Marlborough House-Alexander Berubenlyer, MS. MS
7 + Berubenfver. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. HoWaq' "
H Hunt. J. P. Chammey. C. L Minenps.i' ep1 = =
Arler Mrs y White. DR.. and Mrs L. GosIst' M nj
and Mrs. ". z. Stanley and MI ana MIS- : mar
ris1h- So crarIes-Mr and Mrs. william Hadley Miss
Grace Jones D. Jones' Mr.. and Mrs Frank aobos
Miss Mamie Rees, NJ g. johnson, h Collhs""Oo
and Mr. and Mrs Max WeyeF