New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
ATLANTIC CITY DAYS.
Less Noise A ftsr Midnight Dserssd
By Mayor.

Atlantic City. Aug 2S (spsciaD--his resort
IL undergoing one reform that viii hs greatly
appreciated By the thousands Of women ari
girls who visit here every year. Mayer Soy
has taken up the violations Of the soft coal or
dfnancs and IS prosecuting AL those firms taas
have been sending out volumes O. TIE h-acs
smoke from chiEnneyss resulting IN the selling q
white goods which had been hung IN the yaras
or on the roofs by washervOmen-
And the Mayor has deeresd that there shaI
be a cessation Of noise on the streets after r--t-
night. too. He has given orders % tle mem
bers OF the police force 20 the effect that taArs
must not be any more shouting from buses no-
loud and unnecessary footing OF altoIools
horns at night, especially on Pacilc avenue
since this street. was paved with asphalt, trafHs
upon il has quadrupled, and has resulted -
disturbing the slumber OF residents 02 taas
thoroughfare, including the Mayor, ana t-lese-
fnre his edict that the clatter must cease.
Daniel Pope. who Is veteran OF tn7 SlN-
War. and a resident OF Huntington Fenn-s cal-s
over TO this resort on August "A Win - i 80.
for stay Of several weeks. he WeAL o.. sa-9
that evening. and some OF his friends Go~ll an
a little later in q place iubioinS HreeS % ~
cup that cheers. They gave orders tnat nl--rs ss
further was 20 be served 70 ElIns ana toCA IL
hack 10 the hotel. The next morning t-t o.
man. who has passed the tOUrscOFe years Pls-
was nowhere 70 be found. and no t0inSs Ia
been received I'D to this time or his Wnelo4oe-S
ne has dropped out Of sight as COmpletaS as
4bo1ob sTvslIovTed No by an earthquaks. and rs
relatives are now asking the aid OF the pol-s -
this and other cities TO assist them N se-~-s
some tidings from the missing OctOgenarlaA-
A fine looking young woman started -
fad on the upper beach the other day oy app
ing in handsome black silk bathing sun s.1
black silk stockings Around her r1shS ls7 -
below the knee. she wore garter OF golG o.s~
70 which was attached a number OF tiny s,-.s. ,T
bells. The tinkle. tinkle OF the muslcal u-"s
attracted attention from every man. woman - -.
OF it upon which the young woman paTaesI -
fore taking dip-fOr she did diI.
George Long Smith, former resident % ~
Blue Grass State. who is now living IN LoA5sn.
travelled three thousand miles the Otnes 80
just for the sake Of a three hours eoa.esss%- ss
tiOn and business conference with MS COUSIN,
Major J. w. Long. who is passing coupe :.
weeks at the Hotel SeabriSht- After spe-lSs
three hours with Major Long. Mr.. SIlitn t9oNa =
train for the South and Will visit his olo As- .-
and a few friends in Kentucky before re'uli- >
TO London. .r
The American Institute of Bank Clerks WI.
hold its annual convention in THIS GC -, S
September q. and s. The annual banquet W
be held at the Hotel Shelburne on the et5.-s
OF September T. There Will be several Spe-N.
one OF whom will be Leslie NJ Shaw, sscls.--'
OF the Treasury. -.
1t is hoped that President Roosevelt win Vs. -:
this resort in the early part OS OCTOBER. - -.
the members OF the United Irish League q ~
United States and Canada viii come % -
shore for trip at the conclusion OF their ANN ,
convention, which will be held in the AcaSs-rs =,
attended by John Z. Redmond. the leader OL =
Home Rule cause IN Great Britain: Cow.
PennyDaClSer OF Pennsylvania former 9, 49,
John ID. Phslan OF san Francisco. EoWafU p-'Ss =
and T. p. O'COUnor. Nationalist MeIloSIs :.
Parliament; BOUrke Cochran and PATRICK Lsa-@ -
Of New York: Charles j. Finerty, OF Cliesosii
the Rev. Charles GICCreddy, OF New NotN. - -.
DR.. p. j. TimmOus. of Boston All these lt.--.-
nent men will participate IN the seashore 49,
siOn and an effort Is being made TO set EIs-- -.
dent Roosevelt TO join the party The mes.
hero will be held on Youug's Ocean Pier. GN -
foot OF Tennessee avenue -,
Among che visitors at the Marlborough !-esssT
helm is Major General Wilson. L. s. y. treti4sls.
General Wilson is a veteran Of the Civil we ~ ~
which he served with distinction. 10 was ue1s,,-
him that Jefferson Davis was taken aftsr -
capture IN WOmens clothing when he was ne'''
from Richmond into Georgia. =,
Another we'll known military man here = =
General NJ. v. Sheridan, a brother OF the ~.
the AfarlbOTough-BlenheiIn Admiral Eteeo' -
the navy. Is also a visitor at this house.
n. J. Randall. OF Philadelphia; II. w. tsanot.'
OF PittsbUrg. and J. Il. Randall. jr. OF Spt.e.,
Penn the three sons OF J. B. Randall. Presl4s !,
OF Lincoln University. are visitors at the h'7'
Dennis =.
Lieutenant Commander J. W. Elliott. Z. s. p. =.
Is spending week at the shore. He Is s'aS''s
at Hamilton Hall. "a
j. 6. Cassatt, a Philadelphia banker H- .
broker and a brother Of A. J. Cass3tt. pres ls..
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Is spending q & 80
OF August with his family at the Hotel Cl.e.>~ Cl.S. :
Former Postmaster General Charles 49, :,
Smith. Of Philadelphia, Is spending a ceu1-se ~
weeks at the shore. He IA staying a. the 49, tl--1
Brighton. where many PhtladelphiauS are sF''-7
Ing August.