Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

ATLANTIC CITY. August s, 1905
"HE city has undertaken to close all
the little cafes and shops that have
been built under the approaches to
the Boardwalk at some of the street ends.
They nailed up the entrances to the shops
and compelled them to stop business. But
the owners of the properties directed the
tenants to take down the boards and start
business again. Then the owners hied
themselves before vice chancellor and
secured writ enjOining the city from dis
turbinG the peace of the tenants. The
wri; has been made returnable at Tren-
ton next week. The city is as confident
that it will win as the property owners
are confident that they will not lose. If
the city wins. 1t will also close up the
ticket offices of the Shore Fast Line Com
pany which operates the electric train
service between this city and Ocean City.
There is no truth in the story that the
Atlantic City Automobile Club is trying
Il interfere with the work of the officials
appointed by the board Of freehofders to
break up the speeding of automobiles on
the roads of Atlantic county," said Sec
rotary Johnson of the local club I'VE
are trying only to Illustrate the plans Of
rounty constables and justices suffering
itching palms. We want reckless driving
stopped. and we have appointed men to
that end to get the numbers Of machines
driven recklessly. and We shall try to have
the licenses of these offenders revoked.
Mr.. Frank II. Hitchcock, chairman of
the national republican committee. and
former assistant postmaster general Of
the United States. is spending few
weeks at the shore. resting up and getting
ready for the fall campaign.
Robert Standing of Washington is at
the Continental Hotel. where he expects
to remain for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Prescott and family
England. where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres is at the
Touraine.
Dr. and Mrs T. E Munce Of Washing
ton. d. c., are at YOungs Hotel.
Among the Washingtonians stopping at
the Ostend are Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Roel-
ker and Mr.. and Mrs. L. g. Greene. They
gave very successful bridge party to
their friends the other evening.
Miss M. G. Spencer of Washington. D.
C.. is a guest at the Albemarle Hotel.
where she will spend the balance of the
summer.
V. b. Matlock. and l.. A. Breen. Wash
cess.
Horace Dulin of Washington is a re-
rent arrival at the Princess.
Miss Lillian Bell of Washington is
spending a short time at the Grand At
Miss j, c. Nesbitt Of Washington. D.
c is a guest at HaddOn Hall.
Among we'll known guests registered at
the Sotherp Hotel are Mrs. G. E. Vier-
buchen Miss A. v. Ross. Miss j. Powers.
J. n. Shawhan and NJ F. Snider. all Of
Washington. They will spend part Of Au-
gust at the shore.
recent arrival at the TraymOre Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs T. b. Libby and children
are among the arrivals at the Princess.
where they will spend a greater portion
of the summer.
Donald McNeal and Charles Orme Of
Washington, D. c., are spending a two
weeks vacation here at the Cedarcroft.
a. A Maxian of Washington, D. c., is
at the Traymore Hotel.
/. L. Blout of Washington has joined
friends at the Hotel Rudolf. and will
spend some time at the seashore.
Mrs Lorenzo Woolford of Alexandria.
Va is a guest at the Berkshire Inn.
where she has been stopping for the past
two days and win remain at the shore
during the month of August
Gen George B. Davis, accompanied by
Mrs. Davis. Is a distinguished visitor at
Haddon Hall. They will remain for a
month for the benefit of Gen. Davis
health.
Miss G. Spence Of Washington is at the
Grand Atlantic Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Camp and
daughter are among the latest arrivals at
the Hotel Sothern.
A. Butler Wells of Washington is at
Haddon Hall. where he will spend the
greater part of August.
The following residents of Washington
are registered at these Atlantic City
hotels during the week:
Hotel Ardmore-S. w. Railen.
American Garden-W. B. Mantel. S. f.
Dickinson.
Hotel Borton-H L. Smith. Mrs. ]. c..
Wylie
Berkshire Inn-E W. Healy. wife. baby
and maid Annie c. Connors, Blanche
Austin.
The Bingham-Mrs. A. T. Curran. Van
Buren, Hillyard.
Hotel Chalfonte-Dr. and Mrs. William
p Buckley. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Bates.
H. r. Russell Myers. Dr. and Mrs. l. s.
Stone.
Hotel Chetwoode-Mrs. w. w Ander-
son. Miss E; J. Hardt, Mrs. o. II. Crom-
we'll, F. w Cromwell. Miss r. s. King.
Miss NJ, King. Miss r. H. Cromwell. Mrs.
Fred Cromwell.
Hotel Chelsea-Mr and Mrs A. l..
Scully.
The Cedarcroft-M- E. Immich. ]. C.
Cornell-Mrs. D. Volland, Mrs. c. E..
Johnston.
Hotel Columbia-Joseph W. Buck and
wife.
Hotel Clarendon-Mrs. F. B. Lilley and
two children: F. B. Lilley. ]. A. Due. A.
r. Roberts H. c. MacCarthy.
Hotel Dennis-Andrew P. Duncan.
Thomas T. MCGulgan, James NJ. PROCTOR.
J. W. Mckinley. Charles ]. Marc and
wife Mrs Favier. Miss Wagner. John &.
Merking. Miss F. Fladenig. Mr.. and
Mrs. D c. Shea children and nurse; j.
II Corning. Antonio Montero. Mr.. and
Mrs II. r. Howenstein, nurse and child;
J.. a. Drury. W. J. Mulcahy, Mary F.
Rafferty,.
Hotel DeVille-J. NJ. Bolton.
Ebbitt House-Cora Deanison, w. F.
Deanison. Mrs. c. T.. Rudy, Master NJ,
Rudy.
The GIadstone-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Hargin.
The Glendale-Miss Rose Mondecar,
Miss Sally Milery.
Haddon Hail.. c. Malcolm and son.
Franklin T. Shaner and wife, Miss Marie
Shaner, J.. a. Clarke.
Tie Holmhurst-James Whiteside,
James D. Maher. Alexander Benz.
Hollands Boardwalk-C. r. Burns.
Hotel Iroquois-F. ID. Reckert Miss E.
ReCkert. F. S. Henderson. L. s. Hender-
son. Mrs H. G. Smith, Fl. ID. Davenport.
Hotel Jackson-Mr. and Mrs. A. Il.
Grant. Mrs. o. 4. NJ. Mckinney. Wyatt
Mckinney. g. Clarke. III. Bacher.
Hotel Iawrence-Mr. and Mrs. A. t.
Gage
La Fontaine HOtel-Mrs- n r. George,
Hotel Majestic-F. d. Shoemaker. T.. +.
Newman.
Hotel Monticello-J. A. Storm and wife.
j. w Sherwood and wife.
Hotel Mt Vernon-W. l.. LarOtOr., III. v
Giffen. Miss Helen Citizen
Mountain State Cottage-J. j. Fober.
wife and
New England Hotel. c. Darnell. Mr..