New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
III ANTIC CITY AFFAIRS.
from Campaign Ldbors-
roncealed Honeymoon.

~ Nav IL tSpeciaD.-Wearied
AIM ,onr siege OF strenuous campaign1hs'
wi'n 1,.rharn James P. McNichoi' Sharies
1sraei limited states Senator Boies fenrose'
eessf .x.,xsnia, have come down 10 A''aii'ic
Of PEN -.s. up and perhaps evolve some
CITY =, which the gang may resume con-
scheme " ..,nal affairs in Philadelphia. The
troll OF s in1 On wednesday evening, and ALL
parry .xceotion of Senator Penrose' nave
WITH .. the Hotel Windsor. The senator
resh ,,s.omary headquarters-Ioungs no
IS 81 n -.sort has long been the favor1te one
tel ,o,tticians, and many were the confer
io' ,o,s here prior to the eventfui eiecIioh VI
eh'es h'e..aav when the gang was deposed ana
iss' .,,,a started in the Quaker CITY WIN
..,+.on ~" Of the Senator. all showed the ei-
ioe .bs strain they have been enduring hoi
lee, lees cooks The Senator arrived on =" eoAe'-
.--.n;ng. went TO bed at once, ana carry oAi
-sov ua. morning he was up anu ou' ~
xrh,ne in his private yacht he was SUI
pcs a., ,n his quest for fish, ana may hap
' -, new ideas and inspirations ouiins LIE
esafnI AN the rolling pillows. Asked if he
s1 ,is friends would try to regain coh'foi' ne
sna NE rsnlied: mo one is down and out
In he is beaten to jelly or oeao'
uhl' :, rol;ticaI leaders will remain at the
ear
sh0.s .s,en.a bv the terrible landslide in the
quaker City .,5 We are go
- - Nes-York to-day" remarked Mrs.
hs e,,,on a pretty young woman who. Win
A .. ~s,a S had beeu at the Hotel Wind
~ .ba last two weeks as she steppeo
w. ,,a aas, on wednesday afternoon. Inc
r. ,vss surprised for not person III the
-, ,a5 spotted" Mr.. and Mrs. simon for
-. and bridegroom during their stay. AS
-, = bride and bridegroom are as easily recos-
"a a.. tba song of the Jersey canary, ana
- .rev managed to conceal the fact of their
-, - conopact of life partnership is more than
-, o,s-l, and guests of the house can unoer-
ma .n Mr. and Mrs D. F. Sellers and Mr. ana
sre q 7 Hynan are also bridal couples spehu-
Co. their honeymoon at the WINDSOR
ing hs.eca u.e busch former State Printer of Penn
svSysnia, has purchased the Hotel Agnew. one
~ ,he largest hotels in the cottage uis'rlct u
Chelsea and is now having the mouse thofous II
y, ranorated and altered, and will open 1t on
March / under the name or the oSlehu. NJ
will double the capacity Of the dining room anu
slso install q modern and UP 10 GATE kl1clleii'
II ,be basement of the house he is buildlng a
large swimming pool, which will be filled with
warm sea water, so that guests VIII De aple 70
tsthe there in the cold months OF the year. lot
n the future the house viii be open the year
round The Ostend VIII open an ONCE III ->e"
York. a,,.s
Harold L, Cotton, one Of the graduate coaches
n. the Princeton University football team. mas
been st5ending the greater part of the week at
the Hotel Strand. He went at the end OF the
week to Princeton to assist in getting the team
in shape for their next contest. he had noth-
ing whatever to say concerning the defeat OF the
varsity team by Dartmouth.
J. B. Hartwel, Of Long Beach, Cal. and g
B Hartwell. of Huntington. Cal, two OF the
hes. known hotel men the Pacific Coast are
visitors at Young's Hotel. The Westerners are
having a large hotel erected at Long Beach. and
they have come to the greatest hotel centre to
CLEAN some new ideas for their hosiery. The
western hotel viii have three hundred rooms,
and will be something on the lines OF the Marl-
borough House in this city.
r. P. Curtis and n. J. Platt Of Bridgeport,
Conn made a run to the shore from their
home city this week I'm big touring car, the
property of Mr. Curtis. On their way down
they stopped at NewYork and picked UP A NJ.
Thoborn. and brought him with them to the
shore William E. Hutchins, August S. Hutch
ins and ". F. Oliver, of New-York, came down