New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
ATLANTIC CITY STORM.
More Visitors DrG5cn Thithcr than
DiTcR Atcdy.

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pcrierco o. this resort during the last week Is
] probably without precedent one OF the most awful
hurricanes that has visited northern coast
swept the island or tho morning % "Wednesday ana
excited rcwspe per correspondents tel'gTapneo 10
the entire world the most grossly and outrageousiy
oxarrerated reports OF the results % the storm
~ .lo time 81 the storm the beach front hotels
were filled with tho usual fashionable thronE OF
risitore always found here during the months OF
September and October. The outside correspondents
assumed that this storm which was one Of the most
MAGNIFICENT spectacular effects OF nature. would
drive every one who VAS not native from 'he
island As a matter OF fact. not > per cent o. the
visitors who he'd come here the fall months left
the ciiy and the wild and almost malicious eN-
travacances OF the space writers attracted fully 20
per CENT more people than had been driven away
A canvass amorg the beach front hotel proprletors
to-day resulted in The declaration that the NUMBER
OF visitors to-day was Gully 20 per cent over that
az this date last year and that no cancellation o.
eneagemcnts between this and Thanksgiving hau
been received.
Three large conventions were held here during
the week which in addition 10 the delegates orousI'
several thousands 20 the city. The Great Council
1-nnr1,o5 order o. Red Men. held their pow WOW
at tfe Grand Atlantic Hotel. which was followed
In a monster parade OF the lodges from THROUGHOUT
the country. The annual session OF the Nauonai
Organization Sons OF Veterans was heid AT tle
Hotel Rudolf 4 parade given on Wednesday
afternoon and was the most spectacular ever given
in this city. -
The Seaside House will remain open until Novem-
l,e- because OF its unusually successful season
Then il viii pass the ownership OF Franklin
Cook K sons who VIII make number of improve |
rents and reopen the rejuvenated house as soon as
The Fs,etone club an organization of Pennsyl- |
yanis Railroad men, entertained the Black Diamond
club Of the Lehish Valley Railroad, at the Hotel |
wiltshire the other day
The city Council has decided to substitute for the
hair pay and haE volunteer IRE dfpar' ne' - ood
paid department. and an appropriation OF Sil''o" /
has been made fo~ that purpose
Rear Admiral Read, L. :. y. is occupying pleas |
ant quarters al the Lawrence.
Colonel e. o. Harvey. l.. s. A. is registered at /
the Hotel Rudolf
Mr., William L. stone and Miss Jean stone the /
Wife and daughter of former Governor stone OF /
Ipennsylvauia. are spending several weeks AT the /
Seaside House. 49, d, ~, a.
Howard MacSherry. Of NeNark, y - ,r " "a local
liver the annual memorial oratioh I'I '"e 'o0@'
lodge Of Eks next December. - nh, ,.,,,bto /
Harold u. Smethhu~st prominent h.aaeI ILi'
rrs1llfacturer is al che Iroquois with mis- charming
Ozone r A. Edwards. L s A. is passing the |
month OF september At the liotd Dennis - I
~S,,l y. ~. M rittsburs is IT the Seaside House
with his family for an extensive Visit. -, e 81,
sons Of Veterans. had his headquarters al The 4
re i,,' D- william Aikman % this city. has
ben appointed nv Governor Murphy as q aelesa,5e 1
nom Ngvl-Ier-ey TO attend the convection ~ nc
National Prison Association ~ ''"'s'''' ''N'
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Western Union Telegraph COMPANY. 5 Enjoying "-S
vacation iu Western PeuusylNan2-
Ffra n. Dallas and MS family OF Ehlid- \
sir ana Mrs. Isaac Girnble, OF Philadelphia. have
returned their cottage On ms CITY rom d WISH
10 Canada ard New-Engldnd. -,
The following NeW-Norker are registered ~ lIe /
hotels -. 49, =. ~, G !, /
rsrog,re John A. Moore. Miss Clara {. Moore; Ny |
and Mrs. N. H. Bynrs, J.. &. carter ana ;. J. |
55rI@TNJ Dorter NJ. AND Mrs. F. weadon. ". |
naud, = Capderila. J. T. Dean. W. II. Flpp' X.
y Drake. T. E+lincr.
Hs6dGr Hal-Mr and Mrs W 3. Brady. Mr. and
NIrs. j. \ Love. A. r. Bosart. Mr. and Mrs. r F.
Ruth A. Dovli-c. r. II. Rcater. II. A Foster, Mrs
o.. a. Beaten Miss A Ecater. r BoEert W: A
Iaekeu. Mrs x. Wilson. H. P Wilson. jr MISS
lillian Eliott. Nr and Mrs William RingSod ana
Nsrlhdrough p J. McArdle II. u. Furns, Miss
A g. Putnam Nj and Mrs T. Soutts, Mr. and
Mrs j. T. HsTbaugE.
sey. D.. H. Hyman. NJ. II. Freeman,
chester lnu-C. T. Young. Miss :. HALLS, ) G.
Prince Ms j. .. Prince. y. Bracket ". Has
s,aside-Nrs J. J. Morris Mr.. and Mrs J T
I NcRo. Is. T. Price. Nr. No0tclair. Nj and Mrs.
J.. T. Myers. Mrs. a. A Bogart. Mr.. and Mrs \.
Horton. ". q. Perry. J. 2. Ward. Nj. and Mrs.
D. D. Kendall. IT. r. Tomkns. r p Higgins and
Yorra.s-W. IT, Strmbrecher. Mrs. ". H. stem
/ f-orIr.r. Mrs. }. Sathcru. I. T. HauttOwski. r.
/ I5Uu-c1 8 rs. trarreu. Nr. and Mrs J. II. Brown.
Davis Mr. and Mrs L. block. T.. F. A. King and
strands. ". Al-ott T. Gambler. NJ. and Mrs.
PeTnharst- and Mrs. Edward d Houston.
MIS- NIck!os. Charles r. Houston. Alfred T. Bourne
ard A ~ 'onkc-