New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
ASBURY PARK CROWDED.
Rush of People to the Seaside in
.Seasonabk Wedther.

Asbury Park N j. June 81 Especial )-There was
an unprecedented rush of June visitors 10 the Mon
mouth shore resorts to-day. and AsbuTy PARK as
usual. the destination Of three-fourtns OF the
tourists. All the afternoon trains from the metFop
oils we're run cut In two sections and even then
the express trains overcrowded. The recent
advent OF seasonabe weather is responsible for the
unlocked for increase in population for the almost
constant rains for three weeks past made outing
ct the shore anything but enjoyable. Old Sol has
been In evidence for three days. and the pleas
ure seekers who arrived to-day are promised an
ideal Sunday sojourn.
Band concerts the beach were resumed for the
season this evening when Conternos Military
Band, composed of thirty musicians. rendered a
programme pleasing to the five thousand listeners
who packed the Asbury-ave- pavilion and adjoin-
ing vantage points. The band will tarry here until
the middle of September and two free concerts will
be given daily.
'.Bosy" Reiter, of Philadelphia Princeton's ia
nous haifback In 1899 is Of the Efeguards
on the beach. He IS employed. together with his
brother Howard at Lillagore's bathing establish
ment on the shore front Last summer Bosy.
uuasssted saved two bathers from drowning IN
the sea at Ocean Grove.
Asbury Park is 10 have a crack baseball team
composed of college men spending the summer in
this vicinity. Howard Ame, who IS to captain the
zine played shortstop this year with the champion
Princeton University club. Green. who captafned
the Princeton team in 1901, is another MEMBER OF
the local aggregation, and players from wesleyan
been secured by the management Townsend late
of Wesleyan will be one of the pitchers and Green
will be one of the catchers. The games Will De
played on the diamond Of the Asbury Park Athletic
Associa ton, In Sixth-ave.
Collins b Hubbard Of New-York. president Of
the International Fruit Growers Association is en-
toyine seaside life at his cottage In Sewell-ave
Charles Richmond, actor, is occupying a cottage
at Main-st- and Eighth-ave.
J. B. Finger, of Newark is domiched with MS
family in a cottage in Emory-st
]. NJ Leger, Hayti's representative in the Uniteo
States has taken a cottage overlooking Deal Lake
in Eighth-ave.
Charles W. Roxbury, OF New-York Is In second
ave. for the outing period
Ms. A. z. Wall, of Newark, Will lnger ID heT
Fourth-ave cottage until the middle Of september
Charles B. Ransom, Of Jersey City is spending
the with his family II Fifth-age eoysd into
| the Powers cottage in Third-ave. --.o s.-
Moses Plaut has closed bis NeWark nanSon IA @ lSe Sec
Professor ". Harrison Berlitz. of New-York is
dorniciled with his family in a cosey cottage II
The ieading hotels are entertaining the following
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and MRS 5 HamP .Gz. RgTpoid55 Nr 665 ATthqr ATs
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coun6ia-Mr and Mrs W 5s Han ~! Mrs 1oT1 "
Fags 5sO! Mss Lillian Fay, ]. Fay. Nj and Mrs r
DaVenport inr-fi V. Negus. ]. NJ Brooks; s. A
StemhIes J. Morris. Louis Ehruman. J. 5 Thomp-
on, David Gilman, Miss 6. Ross. Alexander Ducan
William BaiIlie and E. henney- -,I.s
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Harrison c. D. Reeves and Mr. and Mrs D Z
era Grand Avenue-a1r. and Mrs. Thomas 4 Be6k. z
E. F. Plunkett. Charles Sohr1 z, Shaefers 1T
| 4. u. BeaIs Mr. and Mrs. H j. Coles. Mrs w "
Thorre Marion L. Henderson Daniel EgaI5,- Dr-
Charles P Noble, Dr. Philip Hanson and Dr. w l.
Victoria-Niss R A Day Miss Elizabeth 4, f4.Ioh bq$
Mr. and Mrs. James s. Ftreng Henry NJ ffelsLL'
Mr. and Mrs J. E Pollard, Mrs F c. WILLIAMS
Mrs. c. W. Baker, Charles A Thompson ana MIS-
Sunset HaIl-George Wolfe, Miss F, Wolfe; John
gent. George s. DursI. William burst, Mr and Ms
4 L. Hoffman Mrs. Z. F. Duffy, Miss Rose DufFZ'
Miss Norma Leamy, F L. Zereza aud Josephine T.
1Iinot House-James E Owens Mrs Ella sGsneg s2Inzs
CordeIia Crane. Mrs. Il l. Coleman A Ciafk
Hunt, P. Cane and Mrs william Day 1Eii,froar, r
a GiIIingharn, Mr.; and Mrs Albert LaTge NaGs Ms
c. j. Suplee, Charles S Hunt, Mrs A l. MACK
Miss NJ a Mack and J. Harris Patton.