New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21
ATLANTICCIT AFFAIRS
Many Els 90 from Philadelphia
to the Shore.

Atlantic City. July % (speciaD-The tent VILLAGE
In the fashionable district of Chelsea IS open for
the summer There are dozens OF large and COM
modious tents there. with all the conveniences OF
cottages in them Like an apartment everything is
on the floor. and there are stairs TO climb.
The tents comfortably furnished, and afford a
maximum amount of enjoyment at a minimum OF
expense Every attention has been paid 10 the
proper sanitation Of the village. and one can live
there in much comfort as at the best hotels.
Among the visitors at the New England Hotel
is Shaban Bey Csosha Albanian revolutionary
chieftain, who was banished from Turkey several
years ago and who only few months ago became
a natUTslized citizen Of the United States. The
Sultan placed price Of $500 upon his head. But
the Albanian says he VIII soon so back 70 his a.
tive country. he has no fears Of the Sultan since
becoming citizen OF the United states. He has
been doing work in his travels that Will aid IN edu-
eating the young men o. his country.
Tie Elks owned Atlantic City to-day. Many menu
bers Of the order. who have been spending tho
week in Philadelphia attending thu sessions OF tho
Sovereign Grand Lodge. came over To the shore
this morning as the guests Of the Atlantic City
Lodge No IS. The local members prepared a
Clamt7k7, and many other features Of entertain
ment for their visiting brethren There were rolling
chair rides. sailing parties trolley excursions. fsh-
ing parties and everything else TO please the visit
The annual horse show. which has been held
this week and closed tonight has heen one q tina
best that have ever been held under the auspices
! of the local association The weather has been
good and the crowds large. Among the most sue
cesssul exhlbit0rs were George Watson. of New
York Mrs. Jorn T. C34rlZ4n Of Ciravesend Long
Island and c. w Watson. Of baltimore
Former Congressman Siias Hare, now Judge
In the United States District court, is spending a
couple OF weeks here. and is staying AZ the Ponce
de Leon Judge Hare is much in love with Atlantic
City. and comes over 10 the shore every time no
has a few DAYS that he can spare from his oHlelaI
duties Since his appointment as judge vi. EisI9
makes his home a the national CAPITAL Another
southern MEMBER or tle l.l--ldIJ ne = 800
William c. Cloyston. OF Baltimore VINO IS staying
the Hotel S0thern Tor a couple OF weeks
United States Senator Isadore RayEer. OF Bal
tulore, has taken a cottage IL south I-iIlols ave-
nue.. and viii spend the rest Of The summer az
the shore lie is accompanied by his wife and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r b. Eing, OF New York They
have just returned from Europe, where they spens
the winter and spring They are now making an
extended tour OF the United states and doing
their travelling by automobile They VIII De mere
for the next TWO or three weeks, ana then deptrs
for the northern boundaries OF TINS country anu
into Canada
Former Governor W. H. Jackson OF Maryland.
accompanied 10y his wife and niece, Miss Lily
Humphries. Is among the visitors from the south
at the Hotel Traymore Another former chiec
executive OF the state OF Maryland who was here
early in the week was Ex-Governor Brown he
came over last Monday with his family saw them
safely eusconced at the Marlborough eEheinn and
then took his departure
panied by Alfred r. White and DR. J. f Murphy
Of Washington, made the trip from the Hub TO
the shore I'm Mt Keuredy's automobile the early
part OF the week. The party VIII spend two o.
three weeks al the Hotel windsor
The Board Of FreehoIders OF this county has
just contracted for new automobile road, 10 bs
built between the county seat. Mays Landing. and
DownstOvn- 1t Will cost $4,000. and viii be q
source OF great convenience 10 autoists coming 70
and going from the resort, es well IS 70 asrf-
cUlturists who live along the line OF the proposed
road.
NJ \ Estera a member of the Mexican Legs-
alton at Washington. is at the Hotel Savoy. IN
Mrs, ". P. Callahan Miss Charlotte Callahan.
u larI. 7 NTt4~-a md I'd
Douglas. of New York, are at the Hotel Tray
more. and VIII spend the rest or the summer
there
Professor f J. Settling instructor of languages
at the University Of Pennsylvania, accompanied by
his wife. daughter and Two sons. is at the Hotel
Rear Admiral casey. L. s y (retIreD Of WASH
ington. is among the visitors at the shore He IS
accompanied by his wife and daughter
J. X Newman, a New Yorker. came over by
automobile the early part of the week He brought
with him F. Fl. TUitwiler and Percy Warner. OF
Memphis. Tenn. who were visiting him AT his New
York home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 3. King Of New York who
have been spending the winter and spring abroad.
were among the arrivals at the Hotel Traymors
this week. They anticipate remaining here for the
rest of the summer.
The former District Attorney OF Philadelphia.
Samuel P. RotherneI. has been greeting friends
on the boardwalk for the last few days
Miss Elizabeth Rouse, one Of the we'll known
leaders in the younger social set Of Baltimore Is
at the Hotel TraymOre FOR the benefit % he-
health She was thrown from a horse several
and severely injured that she was obliged
TO resort to the aid of crutches-
Archbishop Ryan and his secretary. Charles T.
Kavanaugh. enjoying a brief outing at tho
Hotel Chalfonte.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II Davis and family. who
have been spending the last six weeks the Hotel
Chelsea. have gone 20 New York They wiz sail
eeTly next week for Europe, where they will
main for the rest Of the
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Beici1cr. az New York,
are among the visitors at Youngs Hotel
The exhibition connected with the Atlantic City
automobile carnival VIII be held the last three
days of the first week IN August. ard viii be
ried into the following week in order to give
the exhibitors more Of opportunity 20 show
their cars or the two hUndred-Odd spaces on
the pier where the exhibit is 20 be held nearly all
have been taken The Cycle Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION VIII hold their convention IN Atlantic
City the same week, to take part in the races and
exhibits. The races To be under the auspices
OF the Atlantic City Automobile Club and
sanctioned BY the Amateur Athletic Association
The cups 70 be awarded for the the
handsonlast ever offered for a OF this kind
and are valued at $500. The parade. which takes
place on Wednesday, August :, viii contain be-
tweaa four hundred and five hundred automobiles
$. r. Ball, the decorator OF the New York Auto
mobile Show. will decorate tina pier for thu sx-
aibit