The Washington times., 1903-08-23

oeen matter of interest to visitors
and residents alike For the first time
In the history Of the resort this species
or whale has been seen here, and 1t has
attracted thousands OF people daily to
watch II cavorting in the large fish tank
of Young's Pier.
The Hon. William r. Townsend. reg
istering at one of the principal hotels
from Cincinnati, Ohio. has put forth
a scheme, with a backing of $500. 900.
for the erection of board walk
awnings. The awning would be an
added attraction to the resort, as they
would mean cool esplanade during the
day. and could be drawn up when so de-,
sired in the evening.
The coming to the city of Capt. J. C..
sanford. U. S. A. brought to the front
again the proposition to deepen the in
let channel He delivered a public talk
| IN Odd Fellows Hall to residents stir
ring up greater interest in the project
than ever.
| across the meadow come walls from
Prof. Walters, Mayor of the Board
walk; who does not like being confined
| IN the insane asylum He was hurt
because he was examined by a board of
| men not his peers" and objected to
ordinary doctors" passing Judgment. as
ne preferred literary men to decide as
| 10 his sanity.
IL looks as If we were to have the now
city or a walled town. like The Walled
| city OF China" A set of men have been
working steadily the past week build
ing a stone wall along Jackson Avenue
! the dividing lire between Atlantic City
ana the newly made city of Ventnor.
Such an evidence OF excIusiveness will
at least have the advantages of new
ness.
John Philip Sousa the March King
Is mdch improved in health since his ar
rival here. He is the guest of his IA
ther-ln-law. Harry BELLS, and will re-
main fortnight longer before resuming
his tour.
! General Bliss, United States Army is
at the Agnew with his family Capt. H.
L keene and Major Jones are guests at
the Wiltshire
Among the theatrical managers at the
shore are Samuel P. Nixon. F. c. Nixon
Nirdlinser, Samuel Shubert, and A. E.
| Dorley
! Fay Templeton. Adele Richie. and
/ Paula Edwards represent their sex In
the theatrical world, the two former be-
ing guests at the Windsor and the lat
| ter al the Rudolf.
The following residents OF Washington
are registered at leading Atlantic City
/ hotels:
! Brighton-Dr. Penn G. skiIeon, H. W.
Greenwood, P. s. Hishborn, Mr. and Mrs.
A. @. Harpin. ]. Green. Unis B. P.
Green. Miss P. Bloom.
Yarmouth-John H. Osborne. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Lambert
Gsrden-Mrs. W. B. S. Cohen. George
| Clymer. Walter Burdett. Mrs. W. Bur
| dett. Miss Burdett. C. c. Rankin
! Windsor-Cornelius Dacey, r. Crum-
wellalty. w. S. Rossiter, Mr. and Mrs
S. G. Kingsley. C. A. Lucknow.
| Hampton Court-Miss NJ. R. Camilie-.
Miss Alice Gambler, E. r. White, L. ID.
Longhan, Henry Allen.
Reade-Mr. and Mrs. w B. Robson.
| Mount Vernon-L. r. Marion William
J. Caufield, G. w. Buck, Mrs l. c.
Grape. Mrs. NJ. Grape, C. ]. Brossclose
and family.
The Cottage-Mr and Mrs Eiseman
Iroquois-E. z. Simpson, Miss Cora B.
Simpson. Miss Katherine Merkling. S. J.
Masters, c. r. Samson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil J. FoTtney, ". E. Barrett. A. T.
Barrett, ID. r. Thompson, J. A. Conner,
J. J. Johnson. Mrs. W. G. Osborne, Miss
| p. Hess. Miss Bessie r. Bond, Roy Alex
ander, A. r. Kunst, II. L. Campbell, ].
W. Pigdtt. Miss Kathryn Macdonald
Miss Clara Macdonald, Miss Leona Nc
Donald, E. L. Satterfield. F. II. Welch,
Miss Lucie Robinson, Miss E. A. Robin
son. w F. Schreve. w. Neumyer. ]. Loft
| tus, W. Taylor. F. Burke, F. Wallace,
s. P House, Eugene Jones, DIR. John NJ.
| Winfree Miss T NJ c. Goodwin. Miss
Nellye Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Z.
Refine, Mrs. E. Horn. Miss E. A. STREET
ton. p. II. Goundie and family, Mrs. NJ.
V. Goundie.
| Berkshire Inn-WiIIiam A. Carthers
Mrs c. E. Carthers, Miss Elizabeth
Hughs.
BeImont-A B. Hughes. C. A. Jacoby.
Mrs. c. Jecoby. John F. A. Lawlor. Miss
J. A. Lawlor, Miss L. A. Lawlor, Lewis
A. Hurst
| Jackson-C. Jacobsen, II. F. Woodward,
Miss Gertrude F. Woodward.
Maryland-Mr. and Mrs. A. w. F1shell,
Miss Stella Fishell, Miss Rena Fishell.
Jerome Fishell, II. d. Newman, H. A.
Newman.
| ChaIfonte-Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Libbie,
A. r. Collins.
Chelsea-P. Whales, Mrs. H. Phelps,
| Miss Phelps, L. Kempner.
| Dunlop-M. Z. Gallinore, J. p Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lewis, B. Scott, G.
Jamison, Mrs n. z. Thompson.
De La Mar. D. Surges. Edward York.
| Chester Inn-H. II. Harrington, l.
Winters.
| Chetwoode-Mr NJ. Moran, Mrs. P.
Carr. Miss Ada NJ. Gunnison-
| Dennis-Mrs Prather. Miss Prather.
| Clarence Deale. Mrs. K. II. Connely, Mr..
and Mrs L. S. Anderson. A. y. Hamil-
ton, w. A. Naughton, A d. Wilmington.
w. A Jones, Captain Baird, U. S. N,
! W. S. Bailey.
! Ethelyn-Mrs L. Walters, Miss Irene
Walters, e j. Kent, William H. Addy.
f. NJ. Gill. MI and Mrs. II. Christmau.
Elberon-J. G.. Rodgers. Mrs. Rodgers,
! D. c. Rodgers.
Parke-Nirs. l.. Wynd. Mrs. NJ. Brown
ing, c. Summers.
| Ralston-Mr and Mrs. ]. Rodgers.
! Avoca-Joseph c. Stack
! Glendale-P J. Brennan, Mrs. William
Engel, Joseph willard.
Grand Atlantic. B. Allen, w. F.
Thompson and family, NJ. Craftsman.
Wiltshire-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
| Fletcher. NJ K.VaTneIl S. C. Foreman.
G. S. Foreman, c. E. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs.
! James =. Mullen.
La Belle Inn-Mr- and Mrs. p c.
Crowley, 4. Lehman. Miss Mae Lehman.
Marlborough House-Mrs. F. r. Rob-
| erts John Barrett, Mrs. d. Loughran
| and family Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w.
Burdette, Miss Burdette, Mrs. A. Seton.
Haddon Hall-Mr. and Mrs. e. ]. Corly.
/ II. O. Winners.
Idle Wild easier