, 1904-09-21
CLOSING DAYS OF
ANGLESEA'S SEASON
The News of the Week In
Short Pert Paragraphs

nnGS1nl ECAfO1 aDd ~
nlannino extensive alterations and I'M
Movements. A hot water heating
system will be installed and the hotei
will remain pen the entire year.
Harry w. Coulter, of New orleans
is visiting relatives at the nome Oh mis'
G. w. Dougherty.
Now is the time to look aIter YOU
stovef for cold weather. See Nlckefsoh' :
stock at his Holly Beach store.
George r. Hale, of Islip, N. Y, has
heen domiciled at Hotel Royal Tor the
cost five weeks. He is an enthusiastic
fisberman and has been very successful
Mr.. Hale is an inspector In the employ
of the United States government.
Councilman John W. Young has IN
oontemnIation a trip to the Worlds
Far at st. Louis.
AT the Hotel Germantown the past
week have been registered Danlel fie NJ
zen. of Stugart, Germany; H.. w.
Thomas. ]. l.. Thomas, A. o.. cav,
Samue I'll. Sheaur, Geo. e. Peberdy,
William Beatty, of Philadelphia; VIM.
Kaik, of Doylestown, ia.
Among the Walnut Avenue House
arrivals the past week have been MT.
Ellis, of Trenton; l.. G. Bryan, IL: IL.
Crock. VIM. |. Bryan, A. h. Cassidy,
William Ii. Boardman and Ihomas D.
Barnard, of Philadelphia.
Bright plaids for fall waists and
school dresses 15cts. a yd., at Mech u
Co.'S.
d. A. Ralston, of Kittanning, Pa, a
guest at Hotel Royal this week, Is much
elated over his large eaten OF nsh'
Mayor Hilton and Councilman ii.
H. Hoffman were in Ocean City lasu
week attending the meeting OF n
Municipal League of Seashore Resorts.
VIM Turner, who has been employed
at Hotel Royal during the summer,
has been Joined by his wife and family
and have commenced housekeeping In
n of the Mace cottages on New Jer-
sew avenue. Mr.. Turner will become a
permanent resident of Anglesea.
w. p. Buchanan and wife, of Ph1la-
delphia. who have been stopping at
Hotel Royal during the past week,
nave bought two lots on the Ottens
tract and will erect a cottage during
the winter.
Councilman Jason Buck has bought
two lots near the Murnin residence and
will move his store and dwelling there
on at once. John M. Vance has the
contract to do the moving.
A chicken potpie supper will be held
at the LinWood on Friday night next
for the benefit ofthe Methodist Church.
The charge for supper will be % cents,
and for children under ten years 10
cents. Ice cream and cake will be on
sale.
Among the Hotel Royal guests the
past week have been Henry Rodan,
fl. L.. Baldwin, P. J.. Gallagher, J. ii.
S. Grimes, A. G. Griffin, f. Schmith
and wife. II. J. Thomas and wife, John
SNYDER, DIR. Watson Martindale, Thos.
Martindale, George Roberts, w. p.
Buchanan and wife, Carrot ii. Plow-
man, Philadelphia.
70 show that he had not only II
kind of weather in his stock, the
weather clerk unexpectedly, on We'd
'nesday about midnight, turned up
with a violent storm. On Tuesday his
needed by many of the captains who
took their vessels to Grassy Sound
d~rawbridge, while a few remarked that
of late the signals were out after the
storm, paid no attention, in onse-
quence of which they found their YES
sells in trouble on Thursday. Forum
ately they did not lose their vessels
although one was badly damaged and
no lives were lost Chimneys suffered;
two were blown down at Mr.. Shiyers'
house on Pennsylvania avenue, the
chimney at the Borough Hall toppled
over, slightly damaging the roof and
similar damage vas done at the Gibb
cottage where the H%oughton family
reside A store window at the post
office was also forced in and at the
landing pier, that peculiar structure,
the "BTeak a Window house was laid
level. The pagoda at the n of the
board walk from the Ottens to the
beach was blown down, two of the
massive pillars being all that could be
seen of it lying on the boardwalk, the
remainder of the structure being found
i'm front on the beach. Capt. Smith
and his son were aboard the Leslie
which was imbedded in the sand on
the bar, together with the large vessel
Pittsburg, to which they managed to
get, being taken off that vessel by
Capt. Ludlam's life saving crew. The
Leslie was brought to shore in a dam
aged state. The Pittsburg was also
taken in hand by the same crew, and
after being righted and l%ightened, Vas
at high tide saved. The Violet dragged
anchor and was blown over the bar
and was tossed about awhile but vas
brought in early by another vessel
going out and towing her in after the
storm. Other damage was done such
as destroying many plants in gardens
by the fierce blast, making the leaves
look as if scorched by fire. The sky
was starlit up to midnight and Thurs
day was bright though breezy. Very
were asleep between midnight and