Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-19
You talk to more than
100, 900
well-to-do purchasers
every day when you
advertise In
THE EVENING STAR.
HAD A HURRIC NE
GAVE A BIG SCARE, BUT DID NO
DAMAGE
Big Hotels Are Comfortably Filled and
More Guests Ex-
pected.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, September IL, 1904
One of the most remarkable storms, which
was both electrical and of the character
istics Of a hurricane, passed over this city
at an early hour Thursday morning, and
while terrifying during its brief existence
did absolutely no damage and left the air
cleary as crystal and as tonicky as old
wine.
An unusual influx of fashionable folk
from the mountains and the countryside
to Atlantic City has occurred within the
past week. All of the fashionable hotels
are comfortably filled, while the smaller
ones of course, have dropped off In patron
age. but are still open, doing better than
ever before in their existence at this period
of the year.
Within short time the new Carnegie
Library, at Illinois and Pacific avenues,
will be ready for occupancy. The work on
this handsome structure is fast nearing
completion the work on the interior deco
ration having been started during the
week.
At the Hotel Rudolf this week the annual
convention of the Master Car and Locomo-
tive Painters Association of the United
States and Canada was held, about 300 dele
gates being present. Business sessions or
Importance were held in the morning, the
afternoons being devoted entirely to
pleasure.
The agreement required by ordinance to
be signed by the West Jersey and SeaShore
railroad officials and the mayor of Atlantic
City has been ratified, and Atlantic avenue
will be paved before next summer.
The following residents of Washington
are registered at leading Atlantic City no.
tells:
Wiltshire-Mr and Mrs. J. w. Corwin.
Jackson-B F. Spraney, B. w. Conn, L.
A. E. Stewart.
Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Lockwood, H. w. Lockwood. c. w. Lock-
wood, E. E. Schemer, Mrs. F. 8. Wheeler
and daughter, the Misses Royce, Mrs. ID.
c. Collins and daughter Miss Donahue,
Miss Taylor
Coleman-Mrs. STAFFORD
DeVille-David Wells. Fred Logan. Il. p.
W. Wiley, L. " Wiley, Mrs. F. E. Yost,
| Miss S. M. Yost Miss NJ Leonard.
Glendale-Miss Frances Dodson, Mrs. E.
w. Allderdice.
Chester Inn-ThomaS F. Murphy, Miss
Agnes Murphy.
Gladstone-Miss D. NJ Porter.
Stickney-Robert r. Hagner.
Sothern-Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs r.
T. Elliott, Mrs. E. p Shpley.
Miss Florence Schneider Miss Margaret
Schneider, Mrs. David Schneider.
Green's-Miss E Baker.
Youngs-Mr. and Mrs. B. e. Stevenson,
r. Dangerfeld Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Lin
coin, c. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Com
| ers, w. Harrison.
| Berkshire INIT. P. VanArsdale Edwin
| Lukins. S Lamon.
| Belmont-Miss Helen Morris.
| Dennis-Anthony c. Addison.
| Elberon-J F. Worthington.
| Raleigh-Miss Dorothy Hammock, Mr..
and Mrs. John Leland, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
| Ritter.
Strand-Mrs. Arthur s. Burns and daugh-
ter.
Dunlop-E. R. stoughton.
Traymore-George A. Anthony, A. p Mas
| sy. w. w. Winthrop.
Worthington-S. B. Purney Miss Virginia
| Purney.
Iroquois-w. H. Morgan and son, woolsey
Aspinwall Mrs. w. Aspnwall, John c. AS
| pinwall, A L. Spelhouse, John Cooper Geo.
| w. Bi1you, Milton Blyou, Miss Mary Bill
| you, Mrs. E. T. Gold, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Harper.
| La Belle Inn-Mr and Mrs j. P Turner.
| Pennhurst-Miss Palmer Miss NJ Palmer,
RoXborough-Mss Roth Mrs. Mccarthy
Strath Haven-Scott Stillson, F. H. NJ.
| Main.
| Elwood-William R. Pool
Mt. Vernon-James Mulaney
Clarion-Miss NJ. Leonard, Mrs F. E.
| Yost
Americana. Barth, Mrs. Stafford
Aquarille-A j. Galske and family
Chelsea-Mss Simmons.
| Clarendon-Mr. and Mrs. Cushinan and
son.
Archdale-Nathan Hagen, Mrs. I. Hagen.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor Mrs Frank
| Bryan, M. H. B. Heron, Miss NJ Gray
| Mrs. M. l. Lau.
| Berkeley-H. w. Lee. Mrs. ]. b. Washing.
| ton. Miss S. w. Washington.
| Brexton-M.ss Annie Richie
Haddon Hall-Mrs. z. l.. Farmer, Miss r.
Farmer.
| Marlborough House-Mr and Mrs. ".
| Ficher
Waverley-J S. Pool T. w Robb.