New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

Paradise of Health"-A Musical
FestiUaL Proposed.

OF the last week sgRe5ts a return 70 sprlnBLunss
and the last two three days have been so warm
in the sunshine as 70 revive serious talk OF re-
sumption Of bathing One athletic young woman
who halls from Washington. mas continued her
daily dips in the up 20 the present time. buss
for the most part. she has been the solitary
bather. There mas been a great influx of invalids
during the week. although the pleasure seekers.
and especially the sport loving element. stil out
number the invalid three 70 one Cunning and
fishing are better than for years Some immense
bags OF ducks have been brought in from the bays
and thOroughfares back of the city. and weakfisn
are being caught in enormous numbers The nrsC
cod Of the season was landed the other day by Cap
tain Loveland. of the yacht KeHdertOn It weighed
thirty-hve pounds. and was secured BY ; > Pnoe-
bus OF the Hotel Wiltshire. who enjoyed II with a
party Of friends at a Goldfish dinner" The cod mas
taken on a new value TO the hotel men and patrons
Of Atlantic City since the discovery made ny mo
steward Of the Hotel Dunlop last season mat ths
tongues and heads Of the FISH. fried IN oreao
crumbs made the most delicious dainty recently
discovered in the gastrOnomic art Ihey oeeaHlo
famous before the close OF last winters season. ana
promise to be the rage this year heretofore -i'7
heads have been thrown away. but now they c'Ni-
stitute the most valuable part Of the fsh- IEs
wiltshire and the Dunlop have placed orceFs VIA
the local fishermen for one hundred hedds a 1l|
throughout the season
In a little lecture delivered here during the week
nv former Postmaster General John Wanaraaser
for the benefit OF the local Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association building fund the Speaker maze sew
eraI suggestions the citizens that promise 70 OeE
good fr;,t He characterized Atlantic CITY as mo
s,aradfss of health and then offered some advice
for the Improvement Of the resort. he urged espe
ciaIIy the erection Of immense building tnat
would be suitable for the holding OF national Con
ventions tournaments and carnivals and the pres-
entation Of musical festivals on great scale Ih%
last named suggestion has caught the PopuidF
fancy and a movement Is already uhoer way 7"
carry out the suggestion IL Is OeleVed thdt 'i7'
site for the hall will given BY the railroad com
n amount OF
s150Oso can be secured from the hotel and business
men for the erection Of the building Inc great
success Of the Bach festival at Bethlehem. Penn.
attracted attention here at the time. and it IS De
Ieved that the rendition Of OrstOriOs and cantass
on a great scale at Easter time. when hundreds o.
thousands Of persons flock to Atlantic CITY any
way would add to the crowds and the attractive
ness Of the resort at that time. II Is Mr- Wsna-
makers suggestion that a magnificent organ IS
placed IN the hall. and this would be an essentsA
TO the proposed festivals The subject Will De m
S eonhsittee Of OH Board .: Trade
The committee sent to san FTsnelSeo 70 sa5
ers' Association. which was composed or PossIIss
Marborough House has returned fgl q SeR e nee
resorts only rival in the field. and the delegates
from the metropolis made only perfunctory oIler
9 York a thes would h divide the weeks session
association between that Sity ana -, tst SrsT
ton, and 1t is one Of the most Important n 'h7
The beach front property owners FOR contN1.
uous distance OF three blocks nave pelISns1 49,
lance of three hundred feet AS the city 70
R Es tG grant sHs4 for aSe it,
IN the s park me sa Sso vii nsvp p06S
that the other property owners as far south az
that the famous promenade win be moved almost
to the waters edge before the coming OF another
a joint COMMITTEES Of the City Councn and ot
officials OF the Pennsylvania Railroad on the sub
Jet Of paying At Ian with his sis renps
elaborate system OF electric lighting VII -
adopted for the principal business tnoroushiAfs
The two telephone companies IN the city as
burying their wires and the conduits for that pa.
pose are being laid. The city wires will conSs
during big storms will be eliminated The Hotel
Holmhurst has closed for the first time in years
tensiye alterations and mProyem me- 9e ~
oouIeVaru ~, WI. oe COisSI CSI V ,,I-1,ilss
The following .Yorkers have registered az
Hotel Aitamont Craig1J' J. Carey. Mr.; and Mrs
James s. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Parker Z
Hotel Chatwood~Rt. Young. 2; Owens Is, Mr. ana
Blown and MI and Mrs; Wia5,91 Bowen s d.. 3 .
aG 0SSl Smith. Mrs L L. Mcqueen Miss
Mcdonald, Ingalls, kim6all Miss ktJy, kIHloazt.
Thompson. J. r Morrison. Henry Fay Mrs Nd ~,
1WeoerssF SENT ATf % n T50IRs 9ie6 and Ba
Hotel Pqnl9pIR L sha1eT $ kns7 zlJ J.
John G. Gibbs Amos y Mortq NJ Mr. a1 I'd MIS-.
Chester Tnn-H G Graham Miss T. Burr. Mss
s p. Gotta. Miss Carrie Warner and Ar. and MIS-
Haddon HaII-NIiss s NJ Halves Miss HAYES.
Mrs. L, Darhent Miss Elizabeth Stewart; Le Roy
Bassett c. E. Dewey. Iyr- and 1lrs. James. Irwin
Miss Laura irwin and Mr. and MIS-, =. N Lsf W
a0tsl h9imhpFS5-SlT f = III se9rler' ma Ms
William Burr and Mr. and Mrs A f. Dunn
Mr. ana H Srs -sS NJ TyIer Wr S1d Mrs A W.
Donald. Miss Macdonald. Miss Saver H. f. sd
and Mrs. H. Greet, Mrs b; KetchaEl. s n Par
kSns Mr. and Mrs a s Lewis Lewis Mss Ho5 H L Jsys
Young and Mr. and Mrs W L Eliis; -, NJ
hlSIe t M 70 ai y .rs ~ NIit.SII NJ
ard Mrs. a J; Stephenson. Ms. George Mooney.
c. j. sch1r Mr.. and Mrs c. e Brown J. Mover.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Christero, 2. %. Hahn. Mr. ana
s MIS-, :; F "a N.Y. MI an S ME- . POST
r w Brazier Mr. and Mrs F. Barfnger. Mrs. G.
Fisher Mr.. and Mrs p Hooper and Mrs E West
Hotel RaIeigh-C. V. Jones Miss Jones. Mss
Helen Jones Miss Margaret Weider. j. Goodman
Hotel strand-Mr and Mrs II. W. Smith F.
g. s. Kiimer p Miss NJ III Kenyon. AR and Mrs
A s Ward, Miss J. Parker and Miss Baker
berger Miss Michael r T. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
j. Roberts Major R, MSefpn nj P saG anS
NJ ana Ms Barn6erEer
Strath Haven't Weaver r. a Hart Ms. p A.
Carter Miss A. Carter and Miss p Carter
Hotel TraymOre-E W. YOUNG. Mrs. F. " Flor-
hin' 4. ]. Cameron p Walsh Miss Helen Welsh.
Mr. and Mrs \. 5. Williams. Miss Alice Williams
ai Hotel yTiItshire-Mr and Mrs J J. Faron Mrs.
W. A. Randall. Miss NJ E Hail W. p stead, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Gordon Miss Davidson. NJ. and
Mrs. D. p. Chester and Miss Miller.
woMANs LEGAL RIGHT TO scoLD.