New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
HALCYON DAYS AT ATLANTIC CITY
Days Delightfully."- Warm and Nights De.
liciously Cool

Atlantic City. Sept. 26-These are haIcyon days
al Atlantic CITY when the soft haze is in the air.
the warmth ~ the daytime is generous and genial.
and the nights are cool and conducive TO sleep
Among the leisure classes the fan months have
always been the favorite ones. and never before
has the resort enjoyed more glorious weather than
since the passing OF the miniature hurricane ten
days ago This class Of persons Is more fully rep
resented al this time than ever before. and tha
beach front hotels owing 20 their patronage and
that of "a large number OF delegates and their
friends To- several conventions now ln session here
have been kept wei filled up 10 the present time.
and with the prospect Of the continuance Of this
patronage until the end ~ october at least
That the number of visitors 10 the resort at
this time does not rest merely on uncertain state
ments ls shown hy the fact that the railroads
have done something never before done in the his
tory of the II has heretofore been their in
variable rule % suspend The summer schedule In
the middle Of September The suspension this
year however. has been extended until October -.
The railroad officials declare that the patronage
fully juetid,s their departure from the oldtme
rule and that there are more visitors on the isl
and TO-DAY than 10 any other similar period IN the
history of the resort
This is confirmed I'm "a striking manner by Cap
tain Ruttar of the Life Saving Corps, who de
clarel to-day that the number of blthers IN the
surf ever morning lar exceeds that recorded in
the September 81 any previous year If his twenty
years. service as a life guard The temperature Of
the water at this time OF the year is several de
grses higher than during the midsummer months
a fact that is not generally known. and on warm
day IN September October a bath is more de-
Hehtfll than AZ any other time Of the Al this
season the Gulf Stream Is several miles nearer the
shore than al any other time
TIE conventions of the week included the TWEEN
tieth annual meeting Of the conference Of the
Unitarian and other Christian churches which at
tracted more than a thousand delegates. and was
presided over by Carroll u. Wright The American
Electro Therapeutic Association opened its thir-
ternth annual convention. and was presided over
by President Brewer The sixteenth annual con
vention 81 the Baptist National Associaton at
trartei many eminent preachers. TIE Hotel Ma
jestic ln South Virglnia-ay's. has been purchased
bv Mr. Rebeeca J. Osborne. proprietor OF The
Osborne House. who Will conduct both establish
The f6loNias Ne7v-Yorzers have registered at
i5otei a7-anla-f-lirs o. II. Ackley Mr. and Mrs.
= a Dotv H. Hughes. Charles Henes. George r.
bishop AR =. Bryan Miss Harriet Comstock ana
Hotel CIaIsonte-A p. NeVton. c. z Rhodes.
NJ ana lTrs a : Harden. Miss a Burns. Ar
and Mrs \ n Barrett. Miss T. Barrett and AR
@i 1sbe e InnIWiian sckirk aIr. and Mrs f
v7c-vfcr Lanes Rasv-ick Mrs Dufied. Mrs A
J Rowles. Miss Ethel Ellsworth y MSsensf Mis-, Ms
lam Z. Dennison II. Trenor- r d. Daley ana r.
1-hstaooae-AIr. and Ms r. stafford Miss 81
STAFFORD c. II PlSe h russell Ms :. Si1ss
ana - Nj ,- (, - q Hough. H. Fishbat G. C.
FrosT NJ .r5 Mrs j. ". Wilson. A. b Parker
= p Roche. james Piunket. Mr and Ars Waiter
Bra6.ord ., siis -l - Jane Msmdon ID
aar5 a Morauge. i. Mace. X. r Cammack. o.
Hotel iDennis-Thomas Emory, GeorEe Emory. D
p McGaTy. Mrs annie stewart Nj -N ,s
a 4 Gilbcri Mr.. and Mr.. /. y Chaplin NJ j.
NaIoney and James T. iti-ss- ~ IA l-.rs g. "a
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