New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

cupy is stiIl a secret. On corner is Haddon
Hail. and the other is the Chalfonte. The own
ership Of these well known hotels is intimately re-
lated. but the proprietors guard the secret $
which hotel will be moved to make room for
the s., ,Oo0 00o structure. New-York syndicate is
cooperating with local capitalists in the enter
prise, and the mana cement will be IN the hands
of two OF Atlantic Citys oldest and most success
full hotel men The house will be Of stone
and brick and will have capacity of LEGO per-
1t will be nearly frsproof skill can
make it. and the furnishing will be most luxuri
Gus. The work Of construction will begin fmmedt-
ately at the close Of the summer season.
The Islanders. a dining organization composed
Of prominent cottagers and residents and formed
on the lines of the Glover Club and kindred organ
izat1ons will give its initial banquet next Sat
urday night at the Hotel Windsor. number Of
men OF national prominence. including several Gov
ernors and United States Senators, will be the
guests of the club The decoration scheme will
consist of banquet table set in the centre Of an
island. surrounded by real water. The souvenirs
are plates designed by famous artist, and they
are now being manufactured by the largest pot
terry in the country
An experiment made this week with a sub
marine telephone, conducted by c. D. Vaughn Of
Trenton who installed the system of coast tele-
phones in New Jersey, and his assistant. Mr. Haz-
lett. BY means of coils the experimenters talked
distance of two thousand miles through the
water and the fact recorded that the greater
the distance the more distinct the sound OF the
voice
The enterprise having for its object the deepen
ing q the entrance to the Inlet harbor has been
launched and work will be begun at The men
back of the scheme property holders along the
beach front on the upper end Of the island. and
they furnishing the capital on the assurance
that the of jettieS Ii is proposed to out
land along the beach front by detection of the
currents that will operate in cutting the bars at
the entrance of the harbor and casting this sand
on the beach. This is guaranteed by an eminent
engineer, and If the scheme is successful an i'm
mense, curved etty, 1900 feet in length will be run
into the ocean II is estimated that the accretonS
will amount to millions of dollars in value
began on Thursday morning. The fleet, under the
command of Commodore Kuehnle, was composed OF
fourteen yachts of the first class 1t proceeded TO
Beach Haven. where 1t was met by the fleets of the
Toms River and Barnegat Yacht clubs and a num-
Der of yachts belonging to the Philadelphia Yacht
Club There have been several races between the
boats in the neghborhood of Beach Haven. and
much entertaining
The numerous enterprises in the upper. or Inlet
the authorities to the extent that Rhode Island
Will be Cut through the Gardner tract and
along the banks OF the canal. where a large num-
Der Of lighthouses have been erected during the last
sions of boulevard through this district. and the
effect VIII be to stimulate the improvements I'm the
boathouse district where many handsome cottages
also being built
the International League of Press Clubs, that meet
In convention in this city week from Monday.
have been completed. The banquet which will be
given at the Marlborough House. will be attended
by many men OF national prominence. Conditional
acceptances have been received from President
Roosevelt and ex-Presldent Cleveland lea st
three hundred delegates expected attend the
convention. and four hundred covers VIII be laid