New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
ATLANTIC CITY DELIGHTS.
Shooting and Fishing Enjoyed
Project for City Identification.

Project TOR C1tY BedutlI1cdt'OH.
Atlantic City, N J., Nov. p (SpeciaD.-A furry
OF snow and nip Of frost came in the middle OF
the week a reminder that Indian summer couIo
not last forever. but since the furry the tempera-
ture and weather conditions have been perfect and
more conducive to health and the enjoyment OF
outdoor sports than the Ianguorous days that pre-
coded 1t in the early fall months. During the week
the beach front hotels have been filed TO the maxi
mum for this season OF the year and the bookings
for Thanksgiving week and up to the Christmas
holidays presage the best winter season since the
resort and its patrons discovered the glories OF
the seashore in the fall and winter time
The hundreds of men and women VINO locked here
at the opening of the cunning season last week
have enjoyed the best sport in this vicinity for
decade. Both quail and rabbits more nuner-
than for many years. and Immense bags OF
game are coming in every day. The fishing season
has also attracted hundreds to the banks every
day and immense catches Of Goldfish are reported
The larger element that does not participate in
the sports of cunning and fishing and sailing Is
finding much enJoyments in the delightful daily
and evening concerts at the casino, which are sup
plernented with dances every Wednesday and Sat
urday evening.
A movement for the Identification OF the city on
an elaborate scale has been started by prominent
citizens and the Board Of Trade. and is already
meeting with results This work viii be directed
chiefly to improving the town back from the ocean
front, and will consist in the demolition Of many
ramshackle houses that stand as relics OF the old
town before it's evolution into fashionable sea-
shore resort; the laying out OF an extensive sys-
TEN of drives, parks and boulevards; new pave
rnents the burial Of all overhead wires and the
erection Of ornamental light fixtures to replace
the poles and ropes now In USE The City Council
has already promised to purchase big tract OF
land near the inlet for conversion into public
park, and this will be followed by similar pur-
chases In other parts Of the city.
The committee appointed last week to prepare for
the celebration OF the seni-centennial OF the In
corporation of Atlantic City organized during the
week and decided to hold the celebration June
IS Is, II and IS. The subcommittee arranging
for an elaborate system of decorations, and the
electric lighting will be on a magnificent scale
The streets and boardwalk viii be spanned by
numerous arches Of electric lights by night end
flowers by day. There will be land and aquatic
fstes. floral chair parades and scores OF other
features.
Governor Samuel Van SAINT OF Minnesota,
companed by his wife. is visiting friends and rela-
ttves in this city
Governor A. B. Smith of West Virginia Is at
EaddOn Hall. with Mrs. Smith, for an extended
Mr.. and Mrs Abner Mckinley are at the MARI
borough House. and will remain until after the
Christmas holidays.
John F. Clark. District Attorney OF Brooklyn.
is at the Hotel Traymore
The following NEWCOMERS have registered at
the hotels this week:
Hotel Archdale-AIrs. Sarah Cummings Mrs. W.
H. Aghtplpe. Miss Lghtpipe, Miss Bessie Light
pipe and Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Carew.
Hotel Chetwoode-A. W. Mccartney, A L. Carter,
John McGll. r. Jamison. Wilson Haines ard W.
Denning.
Chester Inn-Nellie Russell, Dorothy B=enner,
John T. Dillon, ]. H. Buckley, G. F. Buckley.
George Conway. Miss Cecilia King. Cecil Kingston.
Howard Belden Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hen
bricks Miss Angelina Fluriet and Owen ]. Davis.
Hotel Dunlop-T. o. B. Clifford. u E Parker. NJ
Bloomer, w. H Livingstone. Samuel Duniow. H.
NJ Whiteheim Mr. and Mrs Meyer. W. S. Lang
don Walter S Langdon and Robert McMetts-
Hotel DenniS-John jerome, II N Fairchild. W.
A. Ie Barre, J. B. BIydenburg. W. A Ryan. D.
F. Sullivan F. s. Culver W. A. Woodbury. In
gals KimbaIl. Mr.. and Mrs T. Kranich. Miss B.
Bach. L. P. Bach. P. Schlosser. Mrs. J. NJ WILL
Jams. Miss vanzantalane, Mrs. w. Lo-esiey. r B.
Egan =: j sullivan ana :; -: T I3
Fairchild. William B. Cooper. w. II. White. W. H.
Richards. B. Hocomber Charles r. Fit. E r Pitt
Miss hI NJ l. sTTsney ot Mrs & "A Brooks pr F. T.
Thompson. Mrs +: sullivan and Mrs II. sullivan
Richard Potts j. K simDkins r shourd. Wiiii3m
A Davies. w II. CaT6rough r. Fitzpatrick. Mr..
Thomas, Charles Jordan and Miss o. T. Gomprecht
Peles James HUN, George IL Henderson. George
r. Allen. j. r. Young. s Il. Hymann. B. A AbrsI-
Hotel Loraine-AIr. and Mrs ]. I1sner, Mr.. and
Mrs; Edward Day, A Iichstein. Franklin Pierce
n. c. Heaviland and ]. 5. PinchOn
Marlborough HOuse-Dr. Chesters Mr. and Mrs
Arthur d. Cross. William walker. Mr.. ana ana MIS- Mrs
B. Hoffman. II. 4. NJ. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs w n
Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs; Samuel Haas Mr and Mrs.
John Devereaux. J. +. Handy. Mr.. and Mrs J. l.
Parker; Mr.. and Mrs. y y. Peters. Miss lambert
a. w. Heroy. E a. Gainben and J. Manon
Hotel Rudolf. Adler. Mr.. and Mrs. A A Bann-
man. Mr. and Mrs y y. Gilby NJ. J. IIsnhart r.
Voorhees,, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Goldberg A FrlaHger
ID. p. Nolan. d. y. Crossman. Mr. and Mrs Y
Nichols. J. Werner, DR.. and Mrs NJ Ware Mr.
and MIS- - CTrOssman, H Lundheim W. p Fried
MT; and Mrs NJ; Moore. r. a. Blanvell Thomas
Ellis, f. T. Stoddard. G. II Jantz l. j. TeepIc
s r Beaies j. L Enrill T. f. Olven Mr. and
Mrs; D. M Calling f. Meyer. Mrs Perk r. +
Taylor, w b Fox. jr., c. BrOnner and H. p smith
Hotel Strand-G. IL Cavier. Mr.. and Mrs r. j.
MCGUIRE Mr.. and Mrs. William Meredith G. NJ
CarroiL MISS NJ III; Rea. Mrs Frank III. Rea Mr.
and Mrs Is - Mcintyre. Mrs. c. A. Stevenson a
Baliette and Mr. and Mrs. F. Trunann "
Seaside Houss-Mr. and Mrs. NJ A Meyers Mr.
and Mrs w. Il. Lindlair. w. Ingraharn w T.
Brcwning and Mr. and Mrs. l.. v. OsWin
Hotel ST. Charles-Mrs s r. HalIock Miss Marie
Mckenna, Emily Harris. Charles J. Miller ~
Frshmann, Mrs Frtshmann. +. =. Whituev Mr.
and Mrs J. Redmond. Mr.. and Mrs 4 WentbeiI,,
NJ. NJ. Ash, Miss J. r. Wise, John Freeman II -
Hastings. George A Hastings. F. Z. Sodford and l.
Mildeburg. ~ -
Hotel Traymore-Mrs L. Funston. Charles W
and Mrs NJ Church Miss w y Derrir,Sr IT % -,
Bolton, Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Young Mir AMI
Mrs. Nj. H Owater. r. Burt clifford Mrs NJ ~
Devereaux. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. I,abiskis AZ
ana Mrs. III: Marion. l. +. Eastman. O. Hsinznan
=. ID. Hofener. Isaac Field Mr. ana Mrs. IviIIs.
Holly Alfred Adler, II. r. Heymann II r. Mooney
L. Heston, b. Black and ]. 7. Swarles '''
Hotel Wiltshire-H B. Cohn w T a..,t,b III
Hannah, g. smith s. p critchelorv Y w snitn H., ~
0ith and Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Price. ~