New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
ATLANTIC CITY.
Conventions Scheduled - Elaborate
CarniCI PreparatiOnS.


Atlantic city Sept as-conventions IN large
numbers will keep Atlantic City well filed with
visitors fall. and that reason. II no other
the hotels Will have large patronage The efforts
OF the bureau OF publicity and the convention COM
ittee Of the Hotel Mems Association 70 get these
gatherings have been exceedingly successful and
there will still be larger gathering OF various
associations business interests in conventions
IN the latt,r part OF the fall The resort has be-
come noted as a convention city" and number
Of organizations and institutions have made It their
permanent annual meeting place This week there
was meeting Of the Grand Council, Brotherhood
Of America at the Rudolf; convention OF the
Wholesale Druggists Association at the Marloor-
ough- -Blenhein. and a meeting OF the new GOOD
Roads Association al institution formed Of grang-
ers and automobile owners The annual banquet
Of the drug dispensers was held at the MarIbor-
ough- -BIenheim on Thursday night. and was at
tended by Governor Stuart OF Pennsylvania and
Governor Fort Of New Jersey Beside these i'm
portant gatherings there have been couple OF
poIitical conventions and between the combination
Atlantic City has presented lively appearance
even for the month of September. which is never
dull
A great deal Of benefit is expected TO be derived
from the gathering Of the automobile owners ana
+ba -,rgsrs which occurred in this city yesterday
and to-day These two interests have been at
swords points since the automobile was nrst
introduced But from the note OF harmony WHICH
enoinated from this gathering IT IS likely that the
farmer will soon become a devotee Of autoInoolle
driving and IL may that he will Introduce tne
automobile into his general daily work on the farIn
The gathering was made in the interest OF hal
r,o,v The two factions will get together again IN
+ha near future to promulgate law which Will
orarn the use OF automobiles and the state roads
sr6 vrfu he acceptable to the automoolle orlVer
and the granger -
o. os +be things which conduced 10 a better
feeling on the part Of the farmers toward tne aor
! mobile drivers was the fact that the latter sent
.bsi- machines to the homes of the grangers and
The greater part Of them were brought mere In lhe
borseless vehicles. For many IT was tneIr nEsl
axnArfence in riding behind the smoke wagons
Rr+ IN nearly every instance the rider bore tesu-
r,o3v m the pleasure he derived from the roe 70
.ba xbo-a ard admitted that the automobile was
not nearly so bad thing as he had pictureo-
Drivers in nearly every instance demonstrated l7
possibilities Of the machine on the way 70 tHe
shore and in aln1os- every case "n7l ly 80.
along at the legal rate Of speed liked oy tne Ne"
80. 1avrz the erangers wanted to know II tney
couldn't Init II up a little
rIshors+a preparations are being made for the
biz carnival which will be held IN tn1s CITY Oh
Oc+obar r. Business men and hotel propr1etors
-. +atan hold Of the affair and are putting tneir
,-bo1a hearts into the work OF making II an IN
qualified success. The city Troop, al IoeaL IllI- TIL
+s-v and civic organizations. the Ponce anu FlIo
S,-+r,a1+s and members Of the City Council VIII
uepal pr -. 49,, unA Of parade Beside this. almost
- BUSINESS house and hotel will enter hoatS
| ~ business wagons There will be an autotnoOHs
sa,+ior in the line Of march, and one OF Ille
.ta. ~ this division will be the exhioluon OF tn7
est automobile owned by Atlantic Clty resident
This machine is owned by Benjamin 6achal a~i'
-, l., ,1so tho chairman Of the parade committee
The engines Of the old machine have oeen removes
err, the engine ROOM and motive power LOT 'ls
bic1a will be furnished by a healthy specimen o.
/ - ,,,s family so Mr. Bacharach says II VIII
'N % .rL,--.1asz vehicle and therefore entitled
80 oIsca IN the automobile division The carnivaI
yr extend into the evening. and those VINO l@A0
ar+ IN its festive joys will be expecIeo 70 appe1I
IN fancy or grotesque costume ana De IllaSAeu- =
IN ,a r,rch after the style OF the New orleans
| r.5t Gas The Pennsylvania and the Reading
/ -a4I-o,d. have arranged for special trains and
/ speciaI rate Of fare for that day
Ca-aI Tobu A HaIdernnan. aative OF Ken
! ,uckv and a celebrated IN lnl-lIarJ. 1I -
80 national political circles, died In this CITY on
! sTs-- c.AneraI F4aIderrnan was United states
! C,onspl TO Bangkok. Siam, in 1850 ana arter~aro
| Co1v1I General to Siam he was NeO7I an U 10
/ ct,4T war having served II the Union Army as
| io- ard major general He was recommended
| HlAIo . 3 oo,snte1o,s bravery, through which
| =, - son,e Of his promotions HIS oooy was
/ ,sIr,Ad here and taken TO washington oy MS
| $3.50 samuel Taylor. OF this city VINO was win
| him through his last illness BuriaL was II ''-'
| N-+toroI cemetery at Arlington on Frloay-
Hauo--r -1 r-ro1tr shield Edwin A Shield and R A
| - =, New York at the St Charles
Henry Pittnnan. New York business man. Is
! s-e,dIne some time at the Pennhurst-
| Milton Kahn, OF New YORK. Is VSlOoF a.
younx,s Hotel. as is E o'Brien. OF New YORK
/ Tr 1,tssas Tennie and Alice Brenan. OF New
-. .-a sntoving the delights OF sesshore life al
| the MarIboroush-BlenhelFn-
.,-- w. Horton OF PeekskiH ". z. is a
,,tsitor At the New Clarion Hotel She is accom-
,ani.d bv her friend. Mrs j. c. Rodgers
Miss Ursula Vivian of New York. Is al the Grand
! Atlantic - -
Miss Elva Roberts. Of New York. is at the
| Ostend. -
samuel cantreI. well known in New York City
| ,s visitor at the Princess.