New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
ATLANTIC CITY AFFAIRS.
Good Road to Beach Secured-In
terest I'm Automobile Races.

Atlantic City, n. J., Sept (SpeciaD -Monsgnor
Falconi, Papal Delegate from Rome 10 the United
States will take part in the dedicatory services
when St Nichciass Church is opened in the early
Tall.
Miss Carrie Kline of New-York had a narrow
escape from drowning here the early part of the
week She started out for swim beyond the line
of the nfeboats and had been there only q few
moments when she seized with cramps. She
called for assistance and then kept col head until
the guards arrived she unconscious by the
time they reached the shore with her but with the
services OF police surgeon the beach she soon
came around all right.
The East End Merchants Association of Balti-
more about three hundred strong, arrived at the
Hotel Isesworth on Wednesday night and remained
until tonight when they started on special train
for their Maryland home.
1t was expected that the electrical Illumination
on the Boardwalk would be discontinued after
last Sunday night, but the City Council has found
little more money which be devoted TO burn
ing" and SO the lights will be run until after the
second Sunday in this month.
Automobiles and road drivers are pleased over
the prospect Of the boulevard across the mead
ows between this city and the main land A part of
the road has been completed and is now thrown
open TO the of the public. For two and half
years the owners of teams and automobiles have
been anxiously awaiting this announcement The
old meadow turnpike was so full of ruts and holes
that II was next TO impossible TO send a machine
a carriage it in safety. The contractors
hurried work one-haf of the road, to
have it done in time to accommodate those machine
and team owners who wanted to drive here to wit
ness the automobile races on the beach track this
and Monday afternoons
Ex-Governor William A Stone. of Pennsylvania.
and ex-Aeutenant Governor Walter Lyon, of the
same State, among the visitors the shore.
The former is stopping Marlborough House. and
The latter with his family at the Hotel Chelsea
W. shank of Grand Rapids, Mich have arrived at
home TO the in four days in of the largest
machines that have been seen at the shore this sea-
Congressman John NJ. Gaines. OF Nashville Tenn,
sons be Visitors an 2t Hoe shebur are
"A T. Du Pont. of Wilmington. Del, is spending a
few weeks at the Garden Hotel
NJ. 2. Ramsay, chief of the mail division and
brother OF President Ramsay of the Wabash Rail
road, is at the Grand Atlantic Hotel for couple
H l. Hudson. of Michigan and Ohio is footing
family whom he has brought TO the shore for a
tortnight's stay. He has them located ct the Mari
I've for them. No member of the party is permitted
70 spend any of his own money in the presence Of
Mrs. z. scheentrager. of Pttsburg. has estab-
Of big 40-horsepower car that started from Pitts
burg and then went to Rochester. to New-York City
the party are Mr. and Mrs scheiientrager, G j.
Mesta. Mr.. and Mrs John Mcdonald. Miss Olive
Dr. J. NJ Kennedy. a New-York physician, is
recent arrival at Altamon tt-G Hall NJ.
Thomas F. Harvey, Of New-York, are among the
Mr.. and Ms J. r Cobb. who have been spend
ing several days at Marlborough ugh House started S
Ehesyy made the trip in their touring car.
Miss Agnes Malstrom. Of New-York. 10 at the
Ir. and d11 Mrs. s N Butler. of New-York, have
arrived at the Hotel Windsor for few days stay.
M fbe NJ H1ase
Mr.. and Mrs F. N Moore, of New-York. are
Chelsea