New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Of the club Is said 70 be the finest IN "a,
the country and one Of the best in the PT@ss Tsssa
put in great deal of their time playing - .tors
or sitting in the shade OF the clubho1sse - sams
Cigars. smoking sood
1tIantc City's hotels are large comnoaou.
resort has about nine hundred hOtcl Is gns -. 10
houses. and 1t takes all Of them. and naav a,ails
and more visitors who come here IN ire = ,nlllo4
The resort Is constantly growing in popuia-.1asr
advantage Of the place. and they bszng bayt ior
that this year viii be one OF the best ana rnost
The time was and that only a short tim.
when no gave a thought to the seasho-s go.
To have announced that one was going to tba ,e.as
Jersey coast to spend week or two or r.s.s ,,.s
mount to prOraiIninE that one was cand.da5s's a.
asylum Yet to-day visit to Atlantic Cs,gg.
looked upon as course 70 be naturally exuacse5 =
There is not another place this side OF tn. Eo.,
In the winter as does Atlantic city Ther. 'I,orl /.
another watering place that has the attra0tlons ;
offered in Atlantic City. And. again. there h ~ ~
another resort which has the same natural ~ ~
The winter climate OF this resort is not 70 wa.
as further South, and yet physicians assert thar I.
City winter and summer for the general bensss
they will derive from breathing IN the pure air an
drinking the excellent water with which the rass.
Atlantic CITY has the dual ADVANTAGES Of ~.
air and the pine air. Setting out in the oces5
distance OF some Ave miles or more Il Is swept \.
the ocean oaeezss- g., ne t, ~ tb i = only It,
tenoersd and warmed before they reach bersl ~ ~
tb potber bsnd when the winds bIoVT 49,. 49,. N
mainland. they carry. with them the balmy a5j
o1Iv a few miles distant so that people consinS y
Atlantic City have the sea and the pine air.
The great Boardwalk which stretches along ,ha
entire ocean front OF the city, proves great a.
traction for the winter visitors There people nv
promenade and breathe In the fresh air. no matter
what the weather. II 1t be cold. a c0mbnafiaT
OF cold and storm. tney have the advantage OF tie
OF which is entirely closed in glass. and the rf5s
can see everything that is going on about them
weather is pleasant they ride in open chairs.
Then many OF the visitors 70 tne resort spend
their leisure hours N the sun parlors OF the piers
or in going to the theatres The resort has
couple OF good playhouses in which appear the be-.
attractions sent out on Ine road Ihe Steel Pier
is open this winter. and YoUns's Pier. which I,
closed for the first time IN many years viii -
opened about the first Of next month, after having
undergone a course or repairs that practcaUT
amount to a rebuilding Of this popular amusement
Winter bathing is fast becoming fad here and
there is more and more OF IL every year. Il 80
not become general however but II is believed thss
will be a greater uUm0e OF bathers next year s5-
two OF the bathhouse keepers along the ocean frOs
have announced tnat they VIII NJ up several rooms
in their establishments and have them heated -e-
year. This viii give bathers warm places In whicS
to dress and undress. and II Is believed that gres
number will battle in consequence.
been kept in commission this winter for pleaslr-
ing There has been so much favorable weather
owners Of the boats for keeping them ready tor
sailing parties.
With it's magnificent railroad facilities. Atlanta
City affords ideal place for many OF the business
men OF nearby cities 70 run down over Sunday and
that they do IL in great numbers is shown BY ths
registers OF the several hotels.
The golf links at NOrthheld are rarely unOecl-
pied. There is seldom snow to interfere with the
playing of the popular game, and should there b
furry of snow il stays only short time because
the links are adjacent to the bays and the ar
from the salt water quickly causes the snow 10 dis
appear
Some shipping masters have reported thar Tia
Gulf Stream is moving near this part OF the coast
and IL it IS true then Atlantic City will indeed
be the Florida of the North and VIII enjoy sVl
more liberal patronage than now