New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
4TLANTTC CITY AFFAIRS.
Hope TO Haze President as Visitor
Nert Summer.

Atlantic City, March 10 CspeciaI).-If the plans OF
fhe executive committee OF the Republican National
LeagCe 90 not 80 Ewry, President Roosevelt Will
come 10 Atlantic City with that body when Il
gathers st the shore on June 30 The league will
Lcld IFS annual convention IN Philadelphia on June
81, - and is and then adjourn 20 come 10 Atlantic
CITY on the following day. The President has To-
ceived cordial and pressing invitation 10 be pres
Snt and & IS now believed that he VIII .. able TO
ETTange his business affairs that he will have
tnls httle outing with his friends and political col
leagues. or the night OF June 20 there VIII be
banquet a. one o. the large beach front hotels,
sao many men prominent IN the affairs Of the ma
tco VIII be present. Governor E c Stokes OF this
s2te has already accepted the invitation accorded
Vim. and he has also consented TO be one OF the
speakers. II Is desired by the members Of the
committee that President Roosevelt shall also be
one OF the speakers. The local hotel men are DO
ing everything in their power to make this COCA
tlon one OF the most memorable IN the history OF
ithe Republican League. and working with
mayor stoy and J. Hampton Moore, Of Philadel-
rhia, in the matter OF arrangements Uncle joe
Cannon VII also be Of the speakers on the
oooasion Of the Atlantic City banquet.
Nine Lillian Nordica VIII appear as the soloist
81 concert 10 he given Oh Steeplechase Pier in
This city, on Wednesday evening. April i. Nine
Nordica viii be in Chicago at that time. but she
viii make q flying trip back the East IN her
private car, and VIII probably remain here for a
couple OF days after the concert. The arrange
menus loF securing THIS world famous singer were
made by Louis Knoll director ot the orchestra az
tho Marlborough Blenheim. Nine. Nondics viii bo
accompanied by the New-York Metropolitan SYM
phony Orchestra. OF fifty pieces, which op this oc-
csson viii be under the personal direction OF Mr..
Kroll The concert viii come at q time when
music lovers from all parts Of the world will be
at the shore passing the latter end Of the Leaten
period.
Mayor stoy has placed another ban upon III.
running at large of dogs the boardwalk whether
they are licensed not. i has been argued tha:
lie had no legal right take such a step; that
he was exceeding lis authority: that people would
not obey any such order. and that the dogs were
registered and therefore had the right 10 run but
the Mayor has not been swerved from his purpose
lie says that the boardwalk is full OF people al
sI seasons OF the year take any chances on dos.
running at large. whether registered or not and
he IS going 10 protect the proInena6ers by com
peliing those who take their dogs the boardwalk
70 keep them IN leash
AL the trouble that alleged TO exist betwesr
the members OF the Atlantic City Yachtsnen's As
sociation and Captain Mark Casio. the cherole,
wreck hero. has cleared away. and all is now
smooth sailing. The brave little mariner was taker
into fun membership IN the association at q meet
ing held early this week. and he had hearty re
ceptiOn- The captain assured his fellows that h,
did not purpose 10 sail any more than yacht
and only asked for fair share o.: the trade in tn.
yachting
Roller skating has become fad again, and :,
order 10 meet the demand W. E ShackeIford man
sger OF To8ngs Pier. has changed the big audi
s~- been secured. and some OF the best know