New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
ATLANTIC CITY AFFAIRS.
Bathag Still EnjoyabLe-Veterans
EniOy Reunion.


krsutio City n. J.. Sept = @pecisD.-A COM
,s,v was recently orranized and Incorporated. with
eSpstsl stock Of SCOOP for the purpose OF erecting
/, convention hall here with q capacity OF from ten
thousand 10 twenty thousand persons. and site ia
por heinx sought along the beach front somewhere
seag the centre Of the city The president OF the
company is c. J. Coatesworth; vice-president. New
IN Eatnes; secretary, ". /. Ridgway, and treas
--er Oliver H Guttridge. Al efort viii be made
ty the corporation interest the people of the re-
su-4 generally IN the movement, as well as the
psunsvjvania Railroad. It is possible that a the
srs w4u be one Of the features connected with the
ccnTention hall
Despite the lateness OF the season. there Is scn
e-est number Of bathers al this resort There are
others who would 5athe except for the fact that
1sy have an idea that at this tine OF year the
water Is TOO cold for comfort DR.. Beckwith, police
surgeon who has been in charge OF the hospital
pnt On the beach for the summer. said that nearly
sn this week the temperature OF the water has
stood e degrees. 8nd that IS warmer than It was
u July and August he said that II there were
more people who really appreciated the fact that
1hs water was more comfortable al this season OF
sAs ysar there would be a greater number OF BATH
han at present
While cruising IN the bay IN their launch the
other morning, NJ and Mrs. John Young. OF Phila-
oelphis- VINO have been spending the summer al the
Hotei Raleigh. had experience which they Will
boats engine. Mr. Young slipped and bis foot was
caught IN the nywheel and the bones OF the toes
and instep were crushed He was IN such pain that
be could DO nothing. and Mrs Young pluckily took
Aolo and managed the boat. She stopped the en-
gnes and anchored the boat until she dressed her
husbands injuries the best possible with what ma
ieli she had at hand. and then she started the en-
snes and piloIed the launch to this city where she
lAa her husband conveyed 10 a private sanatorIum.
~ Young is stil laid up with his injuries but It is
talon
The annual sessions OF the PennsyIvsnia Bankers
Association viii be held IN this city on October
Lno The annual convention Of the National
Hardware Association will be held on November ls.
Z and Il There VIII be about six hundred dele
1-es 70 the latter convention. and they viii como
Eaa al parts Of the United States
AA1y OF the prominent men OF the army and
%y o. The United States were in this city on
neahssasy evening at the banquet given by the
-e-- q honor Legion IN Green's Hotel. The
eslon hsle its annual meeting here on Wednes-
ny Ano thursday, and the reception and banquet
were hsia on the evening of the first day OF the
heeung franklin ?. Stoy. Mayor OF Atlantic City,
ssss'sa General O. o. Howard. commander OF the
Ne-'@ h receiving and was also one Of the speak,
q ne dinner. The following toasts were given.
-as Efesi6ent OF the United States" John Waua-
~Asf OF philadelphia; The Grand Army OF the
sS-nAe General ". ". BlaclsInan, Of Massachu-
80 recently chosen national commander OF that
s' our country General H. c. Corbin THE
---lea states Navy" Rear Admiral George w Mel
ne The United States Army General Daniel
seAies, retired: The Volunteer Soldier" Major
uses Feale' Of Philadelphia; The Congressionai
- -s- o. honor General l. G. Estes; Kindred
.--eues, General Horatio c. King, OF New-Yorx:
-le women General Theodore s. Peck; the
-. 10 oar Departed Comrades" was drunk
Sanding and IN silence.
klthni.est fIa g..
- possible that the memorial arch in front ~
Il City Han, VIII be permitted 10 remaln nm an
So. Il Is said that effort will be made 10 re-
-. me temporary founders column IN the city
~ - With marble shaft
~ 11'loSlng visitors from Nevr-Yorlz ana Fzrools
s's registered at the hotels:
s56 s56EnisSs. Nc g G Isitz. Miss n A Pancoast, Mr..
Eesse Mrs 49,, ,o= SSi34jtn q e Bleyer Thomas
1Esnha5- -1fs- h. L. Baldwin and Mrs. II ].
gSsaeg ,!.nncdaIy Treacy Margaret Curry. ruI,s
sos sad RisT, S- men la Miss UrQuhart e G. David
Stevens J. 500 I,19e' :. WORMS Mr. and Mrs G..
". Mss J. q T,ci,-,,D =, u 5eoEapson, Mrs Kauf-
Assssrss- 4liss Amelia AIaurara and Amsnds
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0saralsso@esS9ieey and " 3; Hsrdoastis '''1 -AiS'
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1lo,lsrty Fl i- ,l ltauteilnsots Mr. and Mrs. T. b,
Eytner
h9s ~ j. a4is' D. K Baker ana william F. RsiI-
T1-ns-.ap-gyoseph Mack Albert c. ". Cam, ~
4 IL 49, Oily. y. g. Brooks W III t4,,-t "a
Brnsa1A W. l. Pioneer and DR.. ana Mrs a q
s. ssrsa ssrsaFI9sePs 3 = MocaTley. John Mccarley Nr
Hss - Hsr-,1i,aaIn' a. Darris. Mrs. D. gmitb sna
ss'rss 8 House--c. IL corte. r. u.-.
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chariee as +ls' ~ lAEsman ana III y ~. - u
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AiA II Co.,; ana Mrs. Q. A. Iaud sna 'gnn 9I
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