, 1904-08-10
ANGLESEA The
SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE
What People are Doing in This
Resort
Large Crowds and Excellent
Fishing Contribute Towards
Making the Most Prosper
Gus Season In History

EVeryIn1DR HAS Dttn SOiuS vi ~
usual orderly and progressive way dur
ing the past week, and notw1thstand
ing that there has been an eXtraordi
narily large number of visitors, thef'
have been no accidents either on lane
or on the boats. On Sunday excur
sionists filling no less than two special
and one regular train of IL, IA and D, III
all 36 cars, came to Five Mile Beach,
and every vessel that went out had lis
full complement of passengers, and oil
those who chose to remain ashore some
wandered along the beach or into the
woods or tried their luck fishing near
or on the pier. The Stella, Capt. JOS
eph Ludlam, went out with a charter
party early in the day and returned
early in the afternoon. Those who
went out in her found fish SO plentiful
that they actually got tired of hauling
them in, having caught more thar
they wanted or could use. All the
other boats and steamers did equally
we'll and the feeling of every one pres
ent was that it was a red letter day in
Anglesea.
The Pittsburg is now equipped with
a good engine and went out in splendid
style and came back equally satisfac-
tory on Sunday. The big vessel is ably
manned and Captain Jeffries is proud
of her achievements in being able to
satisfy ever the most critical of his
many patrons.
Music every evening in The Ottens
buffet.
Several yachts after having taken
out a fishing party and returned them
ccfolxy nth tHn nr1Inato Of THAR fri N
have taken out sailing parties in the
the yacht Rupert, has achieved quite a
reputation in this line and counts
among his patrons many young and
old ladies and gentlemen from all over
the Five Mile Beach, who find in him
q congenial, able and careful comman-
der who does everything to add to the
comfort and pleasure of those who take
a sail with him.
MI. and Mrs. N. r. S. Yewdall and
Miss Crissie Murray are taking a short
trip to the mountains of the northern
part of Pennsylvania.
The Francis e. Smith has had the
best of luck in fishing, returning after
every trip with a good catch of fish.
On Saturday she came in with about
eighty barrels of nice sized denizens of
the deep.
New designs in neckwear, belts and
DIR. &. J. R. Miller, of Wildwood,
while out fishing on Captain Caleb
Mathews Yacht Rupert" last Mon
day, caught a shark measuring 81 feet
in length and weighing 500 pounds.
He was accompanied by a party of
friends including e. j. Lomnitz, a
prominent business man of Lebanon,
Pa, and Lawyer A. s. Fisher, of AL
toona, who with others assisted him in
landing his prize. 1t took half an hour
to pull the big fellow in and after a
struggle the female monster came in
tail first. DIR. Miller boiled the sharks
head to a jelly and gave each of the
party some teeth al a souvenir of the
occasion.
Ladies' and children's bathing suits
at Mech & Co.'S.
Take a look at the prizes in the drug
store of DR.. Cohen to be awarded at
the euchre of st, AIMS church.
Eight members of the Acme Boat
ing, Cunning, Fishing and Bowling
Club, Of New York, are down for Au-
gust. One of the members Monday
evening made the highest score of the
season in the new pavilion bowling
alleys. He broke the record at $50
points.
A jolly party of Philadelphians at
the Walnut Avenue House include
HI. j. Smith, Theodore Grass, DIR.
Frank Lehman, a well known dentist,
and Theodore Thompson, au Adonis,
who saunters away and c%aptivates the
pretty girls on the magnificent board.
walk at Wildwood.
Professor Zimmerman's orchestrs
every evening in The Ottens Buffet. y
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lamplugh. OF
Philadelphia, celebrated their tin wed.
ding anniversary at the Walnut Ave
nue. House last Saturday night. After
ward refreshments were served and =
moonlight sail INDUCED in. In answer
to some of Tony Murphy's interroga
tories Mr.. Lamplugh sang "I'm not al
Young as | Used to Be- In the part,
were Franklin Lamplugh, Edwin ri
per, Frank Kronmeier and A. r. Lamp
lugh, wife and child.
The Ottens buffet; sea foods of al
kinds. II
The following Philadelphians art
pleasantly quartered at the Hotel Roy
al; Miss Elizabeth Brooks, James M
Brooks, John Jay Brooks, j. Renwicb
Mcknight, f. j. Reed, w. l.. Dickel
John Crassin, Andrew Adams and
Clarke Goode. George Hewitt, Of
Jenkintown, Pa, is also there.