New-York tribune., 1905-10-22
ATLANTIC CITY D5vS-
Visitors at the Seaside To Be Pro-
vided zcifh 4mHSements.

I
ter the first time in the history Of the structure
that it has not been closed. Instead Of Vessell&
and his band. the hotel men have engaged
HaIey-s Orchestra Of Washington. &c furnish
the music ror the winter. and this viii be vel
come change from the noise and clang Of ths
brass and drums Of the last three years Vocal
lists from New-York and Philadelphia viii bs
engaged TO sing at the concerts which VII %
held every Sunday evening during the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. F C. Tatum. os New-York. after
having made complete tour OF the world. havs
registered at Young's Hotel and viii spend q
month at the shore before returning to town.
Mr. Tatum is an enthusiastic golfer and expects
TO stay here and get n shape for the fail tour
nament OF the Atlantic City Country Cluo'
which will be held on November 16 IL and ls.
Fifteen thousand miles in automobile with
out 4 single mishap is the record made by MI
and Mrs J. 3. Dixon. Of New-York who have
just registered al the Hotel Brighton for short
stay before returning to their home in New-Yorz
City for the winter. IIr. and Mrs Dixon have
been making an extended tour in their machine.
of German make. and the last 1I5 miles OF their
run into this city they covered in a little more
than three hours.
Leonard Grover. IT. who is spending week
here was in swimming near TOung's Pier on
Wednesday. and when a considerable distances
from the shore bumped into big shark He
{ frIEuL6DeU
10 shore. and declares he will never again try
deep sea bathing. Late in the afternoon the
shark. q big hanmerhead. goc inshore among
the breakers. and a couple OF fishermen after
\ lively nght lasting more than half an hour
succeeded in wearing out the big sea monster
and capturing it 1t measured eight and half
feet in length and weighed more than 5OO
pounds 1t was placed in the big tank at
Young's Pier Aquarium, but so much time was
occupied in getting IL from the beach TO ths
pier that it died before it had been in the tank
an hour 1t is the first large specimen OF tho
bammerhead that has ever been seen in these
waters.
A line OF steamships that will ply between
this city and New-York win be established IN
the spring \ syndicate Of Atlantic CITY, New
York and Pittsburg capitalists has been incor-
porated and orders for the vessels have been
fled They will be propelled by the Coen sys-
tenn which will make the vessels OF large carry
ing capacity. but light draught, so that they
will be enabled to get in the inlet over the oar
at low tide 1t is a type of vessel which was
,r1ar+ed after experiments by the inventor In
rbA shallow waters OF the Mississippi River The
inventor has been spending the entire summer
ar rbe shore perfecting his invention and giving
it a thorough trying out
A. The annual meeting Of the Atlantic city
Country Club this week the following Ooaro OL
Charles Evans. J. Haines Lippincott Edward D
Lee. Brinkle Gummey, D. s White. J. g. Ihonip-
son and Walter E. Edge The governors orsan-
.. b,, aIac+fng Mr. Hemsley as president Ms
-. ,ica-presfdent; ]. Haines Lippancorrs
+-eas,rar and Walter z. Edge. secretary u
80 ,7ecidad 10 hold the fall Tournaments on NO
vavober 16 Il and IS, and President Heh--s17S
rar,ad as the members Of the tourrarnenl O01l
,,i-+ea walter E. Edge, J. Haines Aappl1'oo1-
I'D Frederick Sherman The prz-s -Ot
,-.-,ors events will be silver cups Inc Oo@rI
of governors will offer silver cup "nlcn la2Ss
be won three times 10 Oe0'--
nroner+v Of the winner
syndicate Of New-Jersey caplla4ASoS
ca-~,ad for the purpose Of building stset
oeo-- chelsea. and establishing an aInusenlsna
-, :; that mart Of the resort The corpora
pol-l- - have 5000 900 paid in capital are Jon1
- -, of YardIeyviIe; Joseph D. Bedle' os
- C,irv. and ]. Farier Reed. OF Newark
,-,org the visitors at the shore Is Arcn-
deacon clark. Of the See OF Niagara EE0'1-e~
: C,.5o who ts here for a long rest A&s
" VI - E-r0Iisb clerical dress makes n2Ln
ggnre of interest during his strous On
BoardwaIIA, \, n Hardin one OF the best known
-57i+arv Ag1Ires in Chicago, is VISITOR 80
ard he will remain through the rest on CSso-.i
Iuoisaa s IS n At Marlborough House. he 10
s,'1a1+ visitor to Atlantic City. but ENJOYS tns
-as5rt more in the fall and spring tnan II u"
rush s OF rs su,ie nm " \ White the former Wall
street broker are at the Hotel BrtgnIon-
Can+ain p c. Balm, Of the British Ign zS.;s =
me- gar--ice who saw service in the brlllsn-
F7oar War and who Is now sCatloneu q Sapss
TToyyr south Africa is q visitor at the Hotel
-r-a,--,ora where he fs the guest OF Mr.. and MS
Walter c. Mcintyre. OF Philadelphia Inc cAR-
tain is on furlough. and IS taking aoNs1ta5e =
his leave to visit various places OF interest IN ne
United states He will not return 20 MS Scatioh
until late next spring sz,-.,
~ the former president OF the Pennsylvania
PafIroad Company. is spending few Gays =
Marlborough House, where she Is the guest -
Mr. and Mrs. H K. DHard. OF Bala
Mr. and Mrs Philip Rhinelander. OF New,
York. who are spending October at the Hotel
Brighton gave little dinner this week N nol.Gt
oF he anniversary Of Mr. RhinelandeT's birth.
Dinner was served in one Of the private oanqae-
rooms Of the hotel and the guests included M
and Mrs William Rhiuelander-Mr. Rhineian9-
er's father and uOther-Mr- and MIS- 4 ; 80 80
lev Rhinelander. PerCival kuhne, MISS y. "a
Kearney and Charles c. W Bun al OF -Sst
York City. -,
" II. Simms. former Governor Of Alabama Is
a visitor at the Hotel Chalfonte. he IS one ot
the best known men in the state rom W1licn Is s
! halls and is here for rest and pleasure he VIII
remain for the rest Of this month.
W z Blanchard superintendent C motIvs
/ mower oF the Pennsylvania Railroad. is spending
Some davs at the Hotel Peunhurst- He IS &C
cOu1panied by his son. H b Blanchard OF Al
Colonel v McNally. in charge OF the Ordnance
Department at Washington. IS spending snort
leave at the shore. He is accompanied by Mrs
/ McNaIIy, and they are making their headeuaF-
1ers al the Hotel Strand
! Or T I RYAN, OF New-York, Is spending some
+ir1e ar the shore He IS at Marlborough House
/ Miss Martha Finley. the authoress. is spend
/ ing some time at Haddon Hall She is here for
( a complete rest and viii remain through the
4 month She is accompanied by Miss Theresa
/ Finely. of EIkton. Md, and Mrs. George Curwins
OF Villa Nova. Penn.
/ Mrs James P. Hyland and Mrs. e A Beau
pre- of Brooklyn. at the Hotel Strand
I Judge William E Rockefeller OF EsInbury.