Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-01
AT ATLANTIC CITY.


Special Correspondencs Of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITT, June S0 1903.
There are many of the officers OF the
United States navy stopping here and they
are all more or less Interested Ia subma-z
rine boats. Therefore when It was an
ncunced by J. C. Lake, father of Simon
Like, the inventor of the Lake submarine
beat which this government refused to
consider five or six years ago. and which
Was Immediately afterward sold to the
Russian government that a new boat was
on Its way up the coast from Newport
News and would touch here on
Wednesday they all wanted to see
1t Lake senior had instructed the
captain to touch here IL the weather would
permit. but there was so much bad weather.
accompanied by fogs at sea, that 1t was un-
safe to bring the craft anywhere near the
shore, and she passed without stopping, GO
ing directly to Sandy Hook. This boat Is
now being taken to Bridgeport. Conn,
where 1t VIII be finished, severely tested and
tuned up and then offered to the United
states government for inspection and trial
More than 400 members of the Old Town
Merchants Association of Baltimore and
their families came to Atlantic City a
special train. and arrived here Wednesday
shortly after IL o'clock In the morning.
They divided between the Hotel Isiesworth
and the New Boutwell,. and after they had
hotels they started in to have a good time
They have had one of the best times Of
their lives They returned to Baltimore
Friday evening, but during their stay they
devoted their time to bathing, roller chair
riding. trolley and automobile rides, sailing
and fishing. and In fact had dip at every
thing that was calculated to amuse and
entertain them.
Capt John L. Young. who Is an authority.
says that he has never seen the time when
the pathing was as good or the bathers as
numerous at this time of the year as at
present. There has been no cold weather
to speak about, and the water is almost as
warm as 1t is in the early days of Septem-
Der. when 1t is generally agreed that the
bathing is the best Of the entire year AS
a result Of the warm water thousands OF
people have bathed this year much earlier
than usual. and bathing house proprietors
have reaped a good harvest the result.
The big carnival and festival which will
be one of the features of the resort the
whole of next week will be started at
o'clock on Monday night with an automo-
bile parade. in which dozens of machines
will participate. The carnival will be big
affair and will be held in the Shoot-the-
chute Park at the inlet. During the week
there will be a big marine event. in which
nearly all of the sailing and motor boats
of the resort will participate
Former Gov. Frank Brown of MARYLAND
is spending some time at the Marlborough
Blenheim. He is at the shore for the bene-
fit OF his health. United States Senator
Rayner is at cottage on Illinois avenue
Visitors from Washington are registered
at the following Atlantic City hotels this
week:
Hotel Albemarle-Mrs. L. S. Frank and
daughter. William W. Watchett and wife,
]. w. Horey and son.
Hotel Berkeley-H. M. Robinson, c. s.
Kessler, Mrs G. w. Doulgas, Mrs. D. II.
Kelley. Miss F. L. Kelley. B. NJ. Elliott
Hotel Borton-T. E. Fitzgerald and wife,
Theodore E. Kralfe and wife.
Hotel Blemont-GeOrge d. Thesis jr.
Hotel Beresford-A. e. Randle
Berkshire Inn-Dr. Charles Hanelbach and
wife.
Chester Inn-D. s. Williams. Mrs. Will
liams, Nell Boyd Howell, Mrs. L. w. Page
Hotel Chalfonte-Gen. and Mrs. Mel
bourne. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Van Wickle.
Hotel De Ville-R. w. Davis, H. J. Acker
H. w. Jackson, ]. NJ. Cariestin.
Hotel Dennis-William c. Gym, Mrs G..
V. Fox, Anna Mcguire, Miss E. c. deQ.
Woodbury., Charles D. Fowler. Mrs. s. L.
Myers, Miss Lecoupte. Mrs. James Harri-
Hotel Dunlop-Mrs. Emile Wac. Kath-
crime Talmadge Mrs. Hazel. Ed. Harris.
Ebbitt House-C. D. Wright. Mrs. George
Hotel Elwood-Mrs. A. Foger and daugh-
ter.
Hotel Eiberon-M D. Kiefe
Hotel Fredenia-Steve Sheely. Mrs. Ken,
needy and child. l .-s.s.--
Hotel Grand Atlantic-Mr. and Mrs. w.
H. Won Fendauth. Miss J. Gibson
Green's HoteEHarry Epps. w. B. Wise
and wife, w. J. Dwyer.
Haddon Hall-Mrs. Lee L. HerreiI, Fred
A. Emery. Jack Beale. Lee L. Herrell. T.
L. Hollock, Jr., T. L. Hoiiock. Mrs. T. L.
Hoiiock, Fred K. McBrien and wife, NJ.
F. Tyghe. F. E. Stebbon.
Hotel Holmhurst-Mrs Folger and daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Farnsworth.
Hotel Islesworth-John Hughes
Hotel Kentucky-Miss Slater. Miss Hick-
Hotel Lelande-E. L. Scharp, Phi D.
Hotel Lamborn-C. NJ. Exley, wife and
child.
Hotel LaFontaine-Mr. and Mrs. w. Koch.
Miss H Koch C. Koch.
Hotel Loraine-Dr. s. Ularie Grove. G.
Nordlinger and wife. B. Nordlinger. jr.. T.
Nordlinger.
Hotel Morton-Miss M f. collamer.
Hotel Majestic-W. L. Dunn, B. Layalos
and daughter.
Hotel New England-Mrs W. N Hurley,
Mr. Frank Smith. Miss Ida Smith.
Hotel Netherlands. M Weaver. J. J.
McKimm.
Hotel Pennhurst-Miss McNabb c. E. Nc
Nabb.
Hotel ostend-R. Cullen. Mrs. Cullen
Hotel Raleigh-Emma O. Myers, Mar
garet Fitzgerald.
Hotel Robbins-M. Mcfarland.
Hotel Shoreham-Miss Antoinette NAL
Hotel shelburne-F. Ember.
Hotel Sothern-Mrs. G. T. bearing
Mrs. I. r. Bangs.
Seaside House-Mrs. f. B. Morgan Mrs
L. F. Luckett, E. N. Gray, Wash Nailor
and wife.
Hotel Scarborough-William r. King NJ
D., and wife, Mrs. c. NJ. York
Hotel ST. Regis-Mrs. L. r. Messenger
Hotel Sterling-Mrs. j. H. WalIerstein,
J. w. Minton. Miss E A. Frank. d. E.
Donty Mrs. F. c. Neale, Miss d. Dixon,
J. E. Neff.
Hotel st. Charles-Miss Bell. w. w. Biggs
and wife, J. A. Biggs. w. o. Biggs W. H
McGaun and wife, Samuel Bilson, Walter
Higgins and wife, E. NJ. Bailey, NJ. d.
Ellison. F. NJ. Ellison.
Hotel Traymore-Mr and Mrs. J. c. Rau.
Hotel st. Charles-Mrs. A. L. Thomles,
Emma B. Wilson. d. l.. Smoot and wife,
Miss Smoot. George l.. Coleman, Alden
Smoot. G. II. Zeilers, S. E. Zellers, Nellie
and BERTHE Zellers, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Biggs, Q. A. and w. o. Biggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Higgins. Miss r. s. Higgins,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Eagan. Miss Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Nolan, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles E. Barnett. Mr. and Mrs T. D.
Waters, A L. and NJ. D. Waters Miss N