The Washington times., 1906-05-20
GUESTS ARRIVING
IN ATLANTIC CITY
Seaside Resort Assumes Its
Summer Garb.
BOARDWALK is POPULAR
Many Washington People Numbered
Among Those Registered at Hotels.
Brilliant Season Assured.


is a thing which all visitors to Atlantic
City indulge In TO an unusual extent
but there are none who go in for that
pleasurable exercise to the extent in
dulged this week by Milton T. Rambo
youth who resides In PHILADELPHIA
lie walked from his home In the Quaker
CITY 10 Atlantic City. and covered the
distance in fifteen hours. He covered
siNty-one and five-eighths miles. There
are any number of people who come
mere during the summer and walk from
the Inlet 10 Veutnor, distance of a
niue more than six miles. but they take
good care 10 perform their feats OF
pedestrianism upon the Boardwalk
"here there Sre no rough places nor
soit sand 10 plow through.
Only Conditional Flirting Permitted.
Flirting may be all right on the
boardwalk. provided. always, that the
parties are OF the same mind. II one
OBJECTS and that one IS a woman, il
Is best TO drop It at the first sign of
objection on the part OF the said woman.
Arthur Cross. who is said 10 be a pro-
iessor Of languages. came here a uttia
more than a week ago. He was alone
and lonely. He went Oh the Boardwalk
nirted. became per tstent IN his en-
deavors, and in two or three cases
piuched the arms OF women. He was
Immediately arrested, tried, and fined
80 which he refused TO pay. As an
alternative he IS now serving out a
tIlrty-dayS' sentence IN the county Jail
When you come 10 the shore, young
man, leave your desires for flirting al
home In the refrigerator.
Mounted Police Of One.
This city has a mounted police force.
consisting OF a single policeman. He
has been placed on duty on the beach.
and his particular duties are 20 see that
n0eody races ponies or horses, or drives
last enough 10 endanger the safety OF
the hundreds OF children and adults
who hnd their pleasures on the sands.
A A Blows private yacht Kakovo. Of
New York, is laid up at a local shipyard
undergoing some repairs While a little
way Off this city the Kakovo and a coal
barge came together with the result
that hole was stove IN the side of the
yacht
Hotel Men Coming to Capital.
A party Of local hotel men win leave
this city next Tuesday morning for a
points South. Arriving at Baltin. ore
they VIII DE met and welcomed by
Mayor L. Clay Timanus o.. Wednes-
day they Will proceed to Washington,
where they Will be received by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and on Thursday they
will go to Old Point Comfort
Gen. Adna r. Chanee, retired. has
been a visitor at the Hotel St Charles
for the last ten days The tall, soIdierly
figure of the old Indian warrior attracts
general attention as he promenades the
Boardwalk
Signor Giuseppe DoIato, the famous
italian sculptor, Of Philadelphia, has
been spending his honeymoon in this
city. He and his bride were guests of
NJ. and Nine. Georges Maymon, at their
cottage on Mt. Vernon avenue.
George w. Marion. assistant State
treasurer Of New York has been spend
ing the week at the Hotel Raleigh.
George F. Baer, coal king and presi-
dent Of the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad, who has been in the public eye
to a large extent recently because Of the
controversy between miners and opera
tors. was a visitor to the resort last
Sunday. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Baer.
Mrs. George W Childs. Of PhiIadeI-
phia. widow of the former publisher of
the Philadelphia Ledger. accompanied
by her maid. has been spending the
week at the Hotel Chalfonte.
Stewart Wyeth. the millionaire drug
manufacturer of Philadelphia, has sold
the Garden Hotel to Oscar ]. Bam-
is said that it cost Mr.. Wyeth some
-la- ~, frr,T % e.,
build and furnish the house about ten
years ago.
Sarah Bernhardt to Appear.
Arrangements have been completed
with the manager OF YOung's Ocean
Pier Theater for the presentation of
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt in her strongest
production, Camille" in this city on
Wednesday evening, June 6. It is the
first time that this great artist has ever
been in Atlantic City.
A party of the young folks staying at
the Hotel Wiltshire, under the chaper-
onage of the Mesdames Monaghan, of
New York; Reinburg, OF Washington,
d. c., and Warnche. of Elizabeth, n. J.,
has merry sail on the cean in one OF
the inlet yachts on Wednesday. They
remained out during the entire day
and had a most delightful time. In the
party were Miss kndrae and Miss Bald
win, of Baltimore: Miss Mckee, of AL
legheny; Miss Monaghan, of Shenan-
doah; Miss Monaghan and Mrs. Monog-
han, of Philadelphia: Mrs and Miss
Reinburg, of Washington. D. c.; Mrs.
Warnche and Miss Warnche, of Eliza
beth; Miss Birnbaum. of New York,
Messrs. Matchett, of New Brunswick;
Bucklin, of Providence: Neel, of Phila-
delphia; Bell, of Montreal: Wilde, of
Pittsburg; Shore, Of Brooklyn, and
Birnbaum, of New York city.
Miss Bertha Galland. the well, known
actress who has been brought to the
fore under the management of David
Belasco. accompanied by her mother,
Mrs GaIland, is spending a couple of
weeks at the shore. Miss Galia1d and
her mother are staying at Haddon Hall.
Frank Seeber, of Reading, Pa. has
leased the Hotel De La Mar, on St
James place, and viii run it du ing the
present season.
Many Washingtonians at ResCrt.