New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

Bathing is foremost. and in its train yachting
fishing. golhng promensdng. theatre going and
making the rounds OF the piers by day and the
cafes by night.
Tho automobiles arriving IN Atlantic City ara In
excess OF all past records. The whizz OF the big
touring along the Is almost contnu-
Gus. majority OF them from SeNYork aud
Philadelphia. one arrived last week from the tn
terror OF Kansas. after covering two thousand
miles. several have made the trip from Chicago
many have come from Plttshurg. and one arrived
yesterday from Mobile. Ala In the last were Mr
and Mrs. A. q. Kirkman. Miss Anna r. kirkmau.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur q. Gordon and Miss Estells
Gordon Messrs. Gordon and Kirkman are cotton
planters of Alabama, and the party will remain
at the Rudolf for the remainder Of the season.
The Hotel Wiltshire still holds commanding
lead the headquarters for bridal parties. It's
record for the month Of July has been thirteen
couples the maximum having been reached this
week with the arrival Of I'VE.
The sea serpent arrived the other DAY. The
announcement of The fact greeted with jeers
but the who captured Il indicated themselves
and their claims by delivering the goods. The
pent found in of the immense pound nets
two miles of shore. II only the skeleton Of
the snake. but that was better evidence than IS
usually produced in serpent yarns. 1t mes sured
fifteen feet from snout 10 tail and had evidently
been nine inches in diameter in life IL was
amined by delegates to the convention OF the
American Fisheries Society. in session in this
city They unable TO classify the monster
but we're inclined think It belonged the fam
lily Of saurians.
The convention hall for which Atlantic City has
been camoring for years is to be built this fall b.
private capital. The city has been urged to back
the enterprise. but without success. Recently
however. several capitalists decided that 1t could
be mada paying investment. and the necessary
capital has been subscribed IL will be constructed
near the inlet and will have a seating capacity OF
from twelve to fifteen thousand.
The excellent arrangements for safeguarding the
bathers this season by DR.. Beckwith. the new
medical director. have been added 10 this week by
the establishment OF emergency hospital on the
peach. II Is fully equipped for resuscitation and
toT surgical cases. a number OF the latter have
se9h IN me SURF mas occurred since the season
opened Neither has there been a fatality in the
The steam yacht Haida, owned and commanded
by Colonel Max freshman, Of Cincinnati, that has
san for the New-England coast, Colonel Fleish-
returned from cruise for salmon along tho coast
of labrador, where they met with great luck.
Dennis Tor Visit pAGsb being at ept 5ae
t3ine led By prominent S9ttagers and by the officers
c5 Judge a Hamm0 nd 5grsS q Tsnnsssse and
81 at the aoe
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs Brown of New-C'as-
day r d05 the ,l Femainder Of the summer
hotels are the following
Chelsea-c. Larund. w Fumer. d, Pearl Mr. and
sd M Hog em MSmfn MT Mo and Mrs WaVs Mr.
Chalfonte-E. r Ruhler r. Young, p T. Chandler
Il. W. Gleason ". 6. Pettens w. II. Martin.
ChetwoOde-Anna MulhOlland md Gertrude Muiboilan1
Devine H. C. Bond. Mr. Skinner. William Felsinger and
:, Ei6erOn.M;; 6 Condor. c Condor. Loretta Kelly
mrs. l. z McReynods, William d. Reynolds. tr
Katie HOWELL Mrs, c, Lo Compile and "Jaek:' Ls
Dunlop Jackson J. B. Marino e. A. seucain Mr.
and Mrs T. Prett, u. Z. Meckey w. Scott, III III
Smith, $ ~; Williams. Mr.. and Mrs 4. Greaver F. g.
Cowenhaven. Z. Wilson. q. Elliott NJ 4. Enders J. y
J. Walsh. " - -' 4N
p Green's.J Rogers; Mr.. and Mrs. s. w Wilson. " J.
Mrs MACK g. Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs l. Jones S IL
Strauss. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson W. McIoaunoId
Hadaen Aal-Mrs. NJ. Sullivan. Miss Sullivan ID r.
hurtz W. H. Evans. J. Parker. j. b. Naylor and e. II
Grand Atlantic1Mr and Mrs p. Rau. Mr.. and Mrs G.
Pyle. Henry G. Howland s Thanaxe. W. r. Martin
J. T. Douglas Mrs s. H. Halle.gh. Miss Vera Halleixh
Mr. and Mrs Charles o; Grabe Louis Lpsky. Martha N
TRAINER, c, r. Cromwell and Mrs Nj: L. RunkIe -
IEoauois-T. 2: Powell Louis Well. Mr. and Mrs NJ T.
Well. Leon J. Wen. John Carlton. r. Harriy,n
+ 81 busIsts 5Isrnes Ramtord g s Kseshan, NJ W.
Charlie. psan Airs J. + Lawrence stsjis
Ind daughter. " wen
penheimsr. Mics saydee Oppenheimer Miss Rosaiird
Qppsnhelinsr s r. HoesteT Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hunt
J. Eisner T. - stark. 8. Wol6bers. Miss l. Bottxtsin
Mrs. b GAIA Mt. ana Mrs e. Hynna, DR. ~ J. silver
Eushs and BENJAMIN Hamburger. ''-A>
Jacksoh-C. w. Moore J. Lornens.s.n. c. W. Dresser
Ars A turst and l. A. Rcsenthal.
AaFlooFousn-Mr and MIS- j. Hsaiey. Mrs II. Ricka