New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

r,-, will be about two hundred delegates.
~ Monticello will also be headquarters for .ne
convention Of the American Order OF Meclai0''
which will meet here in September.
while sitting in a barber shop, James Martin d
xer yorker was bitten the hand by what Is
believed to be kissing bug His hano mas
swollen TO nearly twice its normal size ana eei0
are grave fears that blood poisoning will result
The Hotel Princess South Carolina avenue, near
the ocean. has opened for the season under the
prorrietorship of Charles e Cope. and is ooihs
the best business in its history. The Princess is
one of the new houses in the centre Of the city.
white wings" a wind-fled rubber bag used
by -sSimmers to support them in the water
proved nearly the undoing of little fellow named
Mack at the Inlet the other morning lie was
complacentIy floating around and failed TO notice
that he being pulled into the tide waters untl
he was some distance from shore. Then he looked
up and realized his perileand began shouting Tor
aid Had it not been for the activity Of Life Saw
ing Guard Merican. who went after him, the little
| fellow would have drowned.
The National Fertilizers Association. the Amer
1 lean Railway Accountants and Talking Machine
Jobbers have been holding their conventions at the
Hotel Chalfonte during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs I. Roskran, OF New York are
spending their honeymoon al the Hotel Rudolf
\ They came here TO spend two or three days and
then to sail for Europe. but they were so
| well pleased with the resort that they cancelled
| their reservation the steamer for Europe and
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| season.
! Major Stephen Lynch of the Corps of Engineers,
| L. s A. is spending a brief leave of absence
at the shore. He is making his headquarters at
| the Continental
| Mrs J. wiletts, Mrs NJ. L. Wfletts and Mrs.
4 A. Wfetts. of Brooklyn. have taken apartments
| at the New England, and will spend the entire
1 month Of July at the shore.
| H A Loomis well known business Of
| Gotham, is here for the benefit of his health. He
! is the Monticello.
| Mrs J. Drummer and her daughter. Miss Eva
| Drummer. of New York will spend the rest of the
| season at the Traymore
| Lawrence Adams, of New York, is staying at the
! Traymore-
| Mr. and Mrs William White, and Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Samuel E Castleten, of New York, are at the
! Dennis.
George r Williams druggist OF New York.
: is spending fortnight at the Hotel Brighton for
| his health.
/ c E. Finley and the Misses Julia F. and Neva
! Finley of New York. visitors at the MARI
I borough -Benheim.
| Mr. and Mrs A A. schapp, of New York. have
| taken apartments at the Grand Atlantic for the
| rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Martin of Gotham. have
| taken apartments at the Grand Atlantic for the
| rest Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fielder. of New York. are
| among the visitors at the Princess.
/ Mr. and Mrs George C. Smith, of New York
are at Eaddon Hall for July
1 New York City is well represented at the Ostenc
| this week by Mrs. J. NJ steere, Miss M A. Key
| nolds Mr and Mrs. l. Baach. N. E. Fisher Mrs
| /. G. Gilbert, Miss r. Dunnng, j. X. SaVllie' anu
| Mr. and Mrs. G.. H Harris.
| The Baron and Baroness Won Nouer, OF Ne"
| York are among the visitors at the Ostend
A Ruerbach, a New York stock broker ana hl'
wife arrived in their automobile in the carry pai
| Of the week and are at the Rudolf IoE 'he, ieS ,
of the season. A. L. Shakman another Ne" holi or
| ,,-o,,ar end q Marty of friends also at TN
Rudolf. having made the run here by automophe
Arthur Walsh and his son. Of New YORK oiS
are spepding couple of weeks at the Ne" Lam
born. - NJ. ,,,ri,
AIRS George Moore and her daughter, MISS hati'
,,oora ~ New York are staying with friends II
| Chelsea.