, 1904-08-03

Press, and Mrs. Barr; Mrs. Newall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Firth, Col. and Mrs. George
Ent, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dougherty,
Oliver Pancoast and family, Mrs. d.
Young. Mrs. Mitchell and daughter.
Refreshments were served and the
aged gentleman danced the Sailors
Hornpipeo to the music of an orchestra.
Captain Lewis Fox, of the sea-going
yacht Hot Air, has returned to his
home in Central Valley, along the
Hudson in New York state, to look
after a fortune of $50, 900, left him by
an aged aunt who died in June last.
AS soon as the property question is
settled, Captain Fox will return to
Anglesea and show his friends in this
section how to enjoy life.
There are some good opportunities to
invest money-many not so good but
we assert with confidence that an in
vestment in property in Wildwood now
will surely prove profitable. Baker
Bros. n
Hotel Royal arrivals includes: c.
H. Leonhardt, Trenton, N. j.; George
H. Tinsman, Norwood, Pa; Henry g.
Roden, Joseph g. Ellis, Samuel Har-
per, James Hill, John Eagleson, Geo.
II. MacMenamin, w. NJ. Brinkworth,
G. White, w. H. Bigley, Charles
Kranisch and George Wylle, of Phila-
delphia; V. E. Leslie, New York.
Miss Sallie Strayer, Miss Ida Hert-
eel and mother, of Philadelphia, are
stopping at the Walnut Avenue House.
The following visitors from five Sec
tons of Pennsylvania, are registered at
the Walnut Avenue House: S. r.
Longacre, Enos f. Longacre, of Potts
town; e. j. Rodgers, E. F. Barthol-
omew, George j.. Wall, Philadelphia;
T. n. Pyle, Malvern; w. R. Jackson,
j.. H. Hershey, J. NJ. Spencer, Coats
vile; George j. Kinder, Berwyn.
Harry Hornickle, the well known
restaurateur, and a party of his teu-
tonic friends spent this week at the
Hereford Cunning and Fishing Club
at Anglesea. The party comprised the
same gentlemen as in former years
numbering thirty. Billie Chambers
was around with his 'twister," Willie
Snyder carried his August rope,u
Josh Scattergood took his ''straighter"
and Andy Frosch carried his little
''brick.o Little Johnnie Nolan bathed
in the Rhine, Harry Woerthle, the
policeman; Dad Rathmyer and Uncle
Caspar, the German comedians;
brewers Spaeth and Gruber, fisherman
and sailor; Brennan, the tramp lawyer;
Doc. Steltzer, the salve man; Doc.
Curry, the carpet-bagger; Weber Broth
ers and Max Sarfert, the eel catchers,
were all in the party. This is the fifth
consecutive year Mr.. Hornickle and
, his friends have visited Anglesea.
, The moving picture exhibition given
at Anglesea pavilion last Saturday
evening attracted a large crowd. The
scenes presented were from the Russo
japanese war, the blockading and
COMMANDMENT of Port Arthur, Christ
healing the sick, cutting down the
Spanish flag by the Ninth Cavalry, adj
vance of the S~eventy-first Regiment,
blowing up the battleship Maine,
victory of the Tenth Cavalry, Dewey's
ships, departure of General Wheeler,
electric tower in Paris and many other
scenes of interest. 1.-THE house that
Jack built,n and other amusement
places are being literally ~patronized.
We offer choice cottage, hotel and
: business locations for sale at moderate
/ prices. Baker Bros, Wildwood or
/ I'll Drexel Bldg, Philadelphia. \
George Garret, an extensive carriage
and wagon builder in West Philadel-
phia, is registered at the Germantown
house. He visited and shook hands
with numerous friends in Wildwood
) during the week.
The members of the Duquesne Gun
ming and Fishing Club are entertaining
B the following Philadelphfans: Samuel
Humes and wife, George Humes, wife
and child, Samuel Fulton and wife,
!, Walter Fulton, wife and two children,
and all are having a grand time at the
club house.
Moonlight sailing parties from An
glesea are all the rage. The captains
of the numerous sailing yachts are
always in readiness to take parties at a
moments notice.
: Sunday was an ideal day for the
owners of the yachts and eXcursionists,
of whom a larger number than ever
visited this resort for fishing; quite a
number of them who were unable or
did not wish to go out to the deep sea,
passed the day in fishing on the beach
and a number went in bathing. The
a while the suns rays, but got brighter
and brighter with a growing breeze and
all day the trolley cars were crowded
with sightseeing visitors coming to
and going from this place.
Infants, and children's white dresses
of lawn and nainsook, trimmed with
embroidery and lace, 25c up, at Mech
& Co.'S.