The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
ATLANTIC CITY NEWS
Resort Gets Surprising Clint
of Spring Sunshine.
ALL READY FOR CAR BUILDERS
Beach Surgeon Changed 10 Regular
Police Surgeon, with Permanent
SaIary-NotabIes from Washington
and Abroad Seen on the Board
walk and at the Hotels.

Atlantic City. June S-A great smile
lit up the resort June brought with IL
a few days Of sunshine, and the tempera-
ture for the nonce lost some Of the chill
which has earned record FOR the spring
season as the coolest ever known.
Next week the car builders are 20 be en-
tertained They number several thou
sand, and Ike the doctors, are generous
in their expenditures and fond OF enjoy
ment Of all kinds They will be here for
a week discussing new inventions and
how 10 make travel more luxurious and
safer for the nation. The Pennsylvania
Railroad has built several sidings in the
center Of the city in order that the con-
veution can see the exhibits of the MAX
/ ers in the way Of new freight and pas
| senger coaches, new types Of passenger
and freight locomotives, and other
/ things. On the Steel Pier a hundred sep
arate booths or small buildings have been
| erected. running from one END OF the
/ structure 10 the other, all models Of
/ neatness and artistic beauty. In these
viii be placed the exhibits that are to be
| shown. The booths alone in their con-
struction cost $1,000.
/ Or. J. Beckwith, for several years sur
/ geon in the field hospital maintained on
/ the beach by the city 10 ;ake care OF
/ emergency cases from the surf and
/ beach. will reappear in his white uniform
/ the middle Of the month. on the beach
| with a new title Il viii no longer
| be beach surgeon but police sur.
/ geon. and instead Of summers job, il
/ has been made permanent and the salary
/ has been fixed at $3.50 year.
/ City Engineer Hackney has been told
/ 90 get plans FOR the moving OF the Board.
/ walk uptown The moving will b,
only fguratiye. The city will build a new
+ walk on the new link. and while the new
J walk is going up the old one viii be used
When the new section is ready. the old
enc viii be torn down. The change vii
/ be made during the summer and visitor,
/ will see the strength OF the steel beam,
/ and posts which are employed in the
/ steel" Boardwalk
"Rigo." Clara Wards whIlom husband
Is here earning a living by his talent as
q musician. He opened with the Re,
/ Rambler Grill the new name for th'
/ Rudolf grotto. which was long favor
ite resting place with visitors. john Hul
/ man. II Harvey's restaurant Washing
/ ton. d c.. the new lessee Of the Rudolf
/ had the change Of name recorded an,
/ also made n number ~ great changes II
/ the appearance Of the grill
President Baer. Of the Reading Rail
road. entertained the passenger agents a'
a dinner to-day at the Wiltshire The
railroad men came here for q days out
/ ing
The New Jersey Bar Association vii
/ hold its banquet at the Windsor Friday
/ Of this week.
Brig. Gen. George NJ sternberg. o
+ Washington. retired. and Col w .
. Gorgas. T.. s. A, are AZ the Marlborough
/ Blenheim.
Mr.. Maurice Otterback, Of the Wash
/ ington National Bank. accompanied bl
! Mrs Otterback and son Raymond Wi
spend the next month at the resort.
Gen. W. II. Koontz, L. S. -, retired
who is interested in mining. is here witt
/ Mrs Koontz. The former was an activ'
/ officer in the civil war. and will spend th'
/ summer months az the shore.
/ DR.. Edward W. Patterson. a Unite,
States army surgeon. accompanying ht
mother. Mrs. Flora W Patterson, %
/ Washington, are at the seashOre fo
a health and pleasure outing.
/ Lieut. Commander +. 5. WitheTspouI
/ is enjoying A leave OF absence, and is
/ frequenter Of the golf links Of the Coun
| try Club, at Northfeld.
Prof. Emil Hahl, a musician, of Berlin
/ Germany. is visiting here with Washing
! ton friends. lie is talented musician
/ and has a host Of friends in every Stat
/ in the Union
Mr.. J. Z. Hail. who IS a well-knowI
/ hotel man Of Washington, IS here at IN,
I Grand Atlantic Hotel for the summe
. months
Dr. J. A. Hurley and Or. David Free
man. who are well-known Southern ply
sicians, entertained Or. l.. G. Boston
/ Dr. j. p. Davidson, and DR.. +. g. RoystOi
[ at luncheon at the HaddOn Hall.
/ Dr. y. J. Rosenau. of Washington, 4
registered at the Shelburne for IN in
definite outing. He is attending the nedi
cal convention, and will remain for a few
/ weeks rest.
Late arrivals from Washington are al
/ follows.
Chalfonte-Miss f. c. Reed, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Silas A Delifield, Mr. and Mrs
Thompson, \. Jervis, Dr. and Mrs. Rich
ard F. Gundry Mrs. E. B. Hayward, Mis-.
Charlotte Smith, w. =. Johnson. T. L
Northrup. Mr.. and Mrs, Quinton F. Gil