New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

and go from one end of the promenade other.
and thus get the benefits of the fresh air without
being exposed to the elements. The hotels are
making heavy bookings for Easter this year, and
1t promises to eclipse anything yet in this
Some of the beach front hotels have begun
making their bookings for the summer, for the
visitors to Atlantic City beginning to realize
the fact that in order get choice of the best
rooms at the leading hotels it is necessary TO en-
gage them a long time ahead.
The Hotel Roxborough, formerly the hotel Al
iaire, in South Carolina-ave near the beach. was
opened for the this week and it will here
after be kept open all the year. 1t has sfxty-five
rooms, and all to date facilities for the comfort
of those who make it their stopping place.
The Reading Coal Company has relieved the coal
shortage in Atlantic City by sending here in special
train lots of coal for their dealers in the re-
sort. In the last few days the company has been
delivering from three to five carloads to its re-
spective dealers. and Tuesday morning another
train Of seventeen large coal cars arrived at the
resort. With this hand the Reading coal
handlers have a large supply in their yards. and
they therefore enabled TO sell coal at the same
price it before the Strikes 75 ton. This
comes hard some of the other coal dealers, many
OF whom have paid such high prices for the coal
they have in their yards and for that which has
been ordered that they will be compelled to sell at
loss In order that they may meet the prices Of
those who handle the coal of the Reading company.
The drop in the price is benefit to the poor people
buy coal by the bucket and get along with as little
John C. Gosser. who last year purchased the
Hotel IslesWo.-a purchased the other day from the
his hotel and the beach front at cost of si2 Oo or
frontage Of 20 feet on the board Walk and is N feet
along Virginia-ave- Mr. Gossler will cover the
Nbieh viii be Dotted heTe and there With oWer
beds He is also Is m thinking Sc sergusy lou of placing
New artesan wells are being sunk at the Absecon I
city. and it is expected that these will supply the
needs OF the entire city al least for drlnKlng pur-
has BEEN found foa at deph Of Well the
rs Of e Wser th Ny I
it found that it would yield $4,000 gallons
to be able to furnish the city with a supply Of
900 gallons dsy y the s0pns bsSs
the hotels this week:
Mr aoas and Mra William J. 9rmstrcns Mr. and Mrs
a Hoq,en. "; Bennett George l.a MaTshaII' r, I
Thomas Y, Murray. r. D. Thompson and s. r.
Hotel cesil-Mr and Mrs. Emile Hertz: H; Beck
ard ard Mrs @ Frgsch M s,S aqSEee Mro E9s
felt. L. Blumenthal. F. Levine, Julius Larenzaos
A Hotel { thetwoodAeeorge Marshall. F. c, Ward.
Be-; hennsst' Mr. m. .sa MIS-, 4. s. Walker and Mr. and
as Hotel a Ss 4 BaErs Ml. scSan
81. u' ana Mrs; g =; cherry' Mr. and Mrs A. c,
vaS a:s assd9R s.s iss.5 II ass Mss
H.. e. B sssis:s Miss Ms: so:s a ahd af
6 Ryan, Mr.. y. Q. stsrns Miss z; LLOYD y,'.ss Miss
A. Chase w. Rozen. Charles Richman, William
Cortieish. H. Compton. Mrs. W. Clarkson z
sangford, William Kelley. E. yanderlip, Mrs C.
E. 4. Hearne, l. Dorsey l. Height. Mrs Height
Mrs. L. Libbey. Mrs. J. Libbey Miss E. Halen.
e. Winchill. and NJ. Blanchard.
Creidy. E. 3. Brown, w. T. Lyone 3. NJ Day.
PR Bertiner ara Mrf MT asd Mrs. 8yers Tsomas m
Myers, John shoemaker: Robert Scott Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Stark and William c. Roberts.
Hotel Rudols-G. Best. II. Donald J. Darrand
A. McLaren, D. Kisch. F. Payne. c. Moore Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. II. Semons. Mr.
and Mrs. M Newman Bose Leibos. Mrs T.
Hotel Strand-Miss Burns. w. Leeds. Miss Ida
Ambrioie, Miss F. Deitz. Miss D. V. Ambrose
G. F. Hoshins Miss ]. T. Reilly. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Fred. Mrs D. Beckner.
Hotel Traymore-E r. Losee, Mrs. Henry Merri-
man. Mrs. l. K. Graham. Louis j. Webster, T.
Heller. Mr. and Mrs. E. Tannebaim Mrs. E. s
Shell, Mr.. and Mrs, b Gardner Mr. and Mrs. s.
D. Taylor and Miss Taylor.
Hotel Wiltshire-Mr. and Mrs Charles Fox j.
P. Fallon. Mrs A. Small, F. Burne Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Davis. Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Freenheld.