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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1902

Page

13

Asbury Park Summer Notes Amid Repairs and Events

Asbury Park forecasts a lively season with lawn tennis events postponed to allow court repairs in Educational Hall Square. The city plans bright walk illumination and expects striped bass, flounders and kingfish arrivals. Beer and soda health inspections trigger activity as the New Jersey State Dental Society meets July 16–18, with 500 visiting dentists at Hotel Columbia.

Asbury Park N. J Asbury Park Lawn Tennis Club Educational Hall Square Bradley New Jersey State Rentai Society Beach Auditorium Columbia William L. Fish Newark Charlies A. Meeker Henry Mitchell State Board of Health Daily Spray Morning Press Daily Journal Twin Cities Asbury-ave Braddey New York Broadway Franklin Murphy Supreme Court Franklin Fort First Methodist Episcopal Church Belmar Harry Maddox Plure Bay Railroad Square North A.G. Bale First Presbyterian Church Chu Leah Ten Broeck Ten Broeck West End Miss Ten Broeck New Jersey Lottie P. Coffin Naty Tenn Asburr-ave Miss Coffin Alderman William Harrigan Sunset Halls W. E. Parsons, Jr H. B. Snyder New-York Fenimore J. R. Clark

Summer Guests At Patchogue Area Hotels And Homes

The item lists numerous New York and New Jersey residents vacationing in Patchogue area hotels and homes for the summer. Names include Captain S Foster, Mrs Shanna naming, J H Warner, Mrs C G Waters, Mrs C A Smith, W J Cramer, Mrs Carl Hallenbeck, Mr and Mrs Harry J Gruber, P E Dauterman, Miss H 1 1, Mrs T Scott, Miss Mildred Scott, Mr and Mrs C J Spiro, Mr and Mrs W O Locke, Mrs M A Bush, Miss Rand, Mrs W H Bryan, Miss Alberta Bradch, F H Allen, Mrs H W Campbell, Mrs J H Coon Jr, Miss Clara B Heverin, J F Cameron, R P Anderson, P C Mann, and John Culbertson.

Park View S Foster Florida Shanna ¢ Naming Central Congregational Church New York Third Ocean Hotel Carl Hallenbeck New-York Columbia Harry J. Gruber West End P. E. Dauterman Jersey City Ward Villa T. Scott Mildred Scott York C. J. Spiro Yorkshire W. O. Locke M. A. Bush Rand W. H. Bryan Frankti Alberta Bradch F. H. Allen Grand Avenue Hotel H. W. Campbell J. H. Coon, Jr Glen Ridge Madison Clara B. Heverin Dover Ison J. F. Cameron Brooklyn Ashine Wellington R. P. Anderson P. C. Mann Bloomfield Minot House John Culbertson Paris Tex Berwin Summer Pleasur

Sinking of Tug John A Griswold and Barge Off Ellis Island

The tug John A Griswold towing a dirt barge sank off Ellis Island after the barge began to leak and capsize. Captain Frederick C Conklin and five crew escaped by jumping into the water before the vessel went down with the barge dragging them. Rescuers from nearby tugs saved the crew. the 67 footer built in 1862 valued around $10,000. A wrecking crew will likely raise the vessels today.

John A. Griswold Ellis Island Nero Towing Company Greenville N. J Frederick C. Conklin Victor A. Powner

Medical Society of New Jersey Opens 136th Meet in Atlantic City

The 136th annual meeting of the Medical Society of New Jersey began in Atlantic City and will run until Thursday noon. Morning sessions featured committee reports while the mayor gave a welcome address. Dr. J. P. D. McGill of Jersey City, president, spoke in the evening, read by Dr. Edward E. Worl and others, with remarks from Dr. J. H. Ireland of Camden and Dr. Charles of Newark.

Atlantic City Medical Society of New Jersey J. PD. McGill Jersey City Edward E. Worl J. H. Ireland Camden Charles Newark B. A. Waddingt Fir Tate F. Chambers Jersce

North Jersey Coast plans auto parade and social notes

Seabright plans an automobile parade along the North Jersey Coast next month, aiming for a stronger show than last year. Norwood Park Casino opens for the season with social events, billiards, and church Mass at St. Michael's. Hollywood has a summer baseball team with a full roster listed among Seabright and Long Branch residents.

Seabright N. J North Jersey Asbury Park Hollywood St. Michael's Church Takanassee Lake Richard A. Crean Monmouth Beach Country Club S S. Haughton T. B. Kent T. F. Shaw W. E. Coffin Edward A. Day A. Fachiri R. D. Farley H. H. Freeze J. C. Rennard F. B Peck A. P. Ball Edward Thaw C. E. Var der Hoef R. F. Adams D. H. Bates H. S. Bergen W. H. Beadleston Ethel Howell H. M. Camp, Jr Register Octagon Hotel David Bennett King John C. Hertle Miss Hertle K. L. Hertle J. Gavinly New- York E. Parish Sloan Elberon-ave A. Blumenthal New-York Ocean-ave Newcomb B. M. Shanley James Smith Ocean Ave Peter Hauck Peter Hauck, Jr M. T. Barrett Newark Elberon Haven Long Branch Shays Ast Lane Chelsea-ave James Lynch Rath-ave Lanning New Jersey Central Railroad BP. Arnstein and F. J. Heidl Second-ave B. Crystal New York E. Lester Lane Franklin Ave Seligman Elberon Hotel Henry Seligman South Elberon Edward Hilson Mae Gertrude Hilson Lyman G. Bloomingdale Mr. Harrett J. Hertzfeldt C. Nathan Bonrassberger A. Meyer Robert Lehman Hi. Bingen R. Levy

Ocean Grove Opening Concert Promises Notable Trio

Ocean Grove New Jersey June 24 Special The summer opening concert will feature Eva Gardener Coleman soprano Percy Hamas bass and Carl Nielsen-Raben Norwegian violinist with the festival chorus and editorium orchestra A public rehearsal of new hymns from the Ocean Grove Christian Songs hymnal will be staged weekly for residents to learn them in advance of public exercises.

Ocean Grove N. J Eva Gardener Coleman New York Percy Hamas St. Patrick’s Cathedral Carl Neilsen-Raben Festival Chorus Editorium Orchestra Hals Morgan the Grove Gerjamin F. Jones Newark New Jersey House of Assembly A. Trumbell Carthage N. Y Spray View Lillian Grapeil Ross Joseph Schmitt New-York Atlantic House Schmitt E. M. Bliss Orient Bliss Chalfonte Rough Rider Henry L. Holt Bordentown Military Academy John KR. Andrus Yonkers Andrus Camp Meeting Association A. H. de Haven Ocean Pathway

Golf at Deal Beach Postponed and Cup Event Set

Golf at Deal Beach New Jersey postponed due to soggy course conditions. The Deal Country Club offers a handsome silver cup for a next days event with a four ball match featuring Jack Park and H B Billings versus John Moiler and William Norton. Hathaway Inn guests include Mrs A F E Allen and several others.

Deal Beach N. J Deal Country Club Jack"’ Park H. B. Billings John Moiler William Norton Hathaway Inn A. FE. Allen Morris A. E. Pointer J. M. Nagle M. C. Barnes M. C. Losee E. V. Birmingham G. -. Vreeland F. N. Barrett H. R. Ford N. E. Blanchard N. E. Blanchard, Jr Edith Hart Percy G. Hart Jesse Wasserman H. Wasserman

Car Ahead Ordinance to Be Revised by City Aldermen

The Board of Aldermen heard Alderman Meyers amend Sullivan's car ahead ordinance to require signs showing destination to remain on a car from start to terminal. Justice Bolte previously dismissed suits under the ordinance for vague wording. Captain Arthur F. Cosby said more cases against the Metropolitan Street Railway will be tried tomorrow in two district courts.

Meyers Board of Aldermen Sullivan Bolte Metropolitan Street Railway Company Herman Joseph Committee On Streets and Highways Arthur F. Cosby Cosby Second District Court Third District Court Moore

Fall of Actress From Stage Fatal Incident

Albany June 24 Miss Alice Forrest nineteen year old actress cousin of John Drew died in Albany hospital after a trap door accident at Harmanus Bleecker Hall last night. She was injured during the performance and died this morn ing.

Albany Alice Forrest Harmanus Bleecker Hall Forrest John Drew

Boy defends with stones in mock retort to mother

In a humorous exchange from Chums, a boy explains to his mother that when the boy from the neighboring house pelted him with stones he did not rush to tell his mother. He adds he can throw stones back better than she can, noting the other boy is more likely to be hit.

Chums Bobby

Chapman Leads Major Ladder Raid on Sixth Avenue Pool Room

Captain Chapman with twenty-five plainclothes officers raided The Allen at No 8 Sixth Avenue at 4 PM arresting twelve men including The Allen. Warrants from Magistrate Zeller dispatched from Tombs court. Prisoners named Allen Lowe Crowley James Lowe Lloyd Meyer bailed later.

Chapman Mercer, Leonard Elizabeth St Allen Sixth-ave Zeller Tombs Leonard St Wartridge Leonard-st Thompson Soundsman Schick Mercer-st Elizabeth-st Leonard Schick West Broadway West Fourth-st No. 8 John McGuire Theodore Allen Waverley Place Sydney Lowe Barrow-st John Crowley Brighthave James Lowe Christopher-st James Lloyd Charles Meyer Charles St

Summer Residents in Elberon Named O'Donohue and Milliken

J. J. O'Donohue Jr of New York spends the summer at Elberon while Seth M. Milliken also resides in an Elberon cottage for the season.

J. J. O'Donohue, Jr New York Elberon Seth M. Milliken Elberon Cottage

Atlantic City Notes and Local Affairs

A gunman in Atlantic City has killed several valuable dogs, including a pointer pup owned by Captain Charles Gale, with detectives now seeking the culprit. The New Jersey State Medical Society meets at Hotel Rudolf for two days, drawing many doctors. City Council approves a coal strike resolution urging the president to resolve the dispute and allow 150,000 workers to return to work. The Great Lafayette to open at Empire Theatre next week with vaudeville nightly and the Lion's Bride as a feature.

Atlantic City Charles Gale New Jersey State Medical Society Rudolf Pennsylvania Lafayette Empire Theatre

Lively Days at Lake Hopatcong Brighten Summer Scene

Lake Hopatcong New Jersey on June 24 bustled with water tours from Hopatcong Landing. Excursion boats hosted visitors while double deck steamers circled the lake. Newark and New York guests joined cottage gatherings, moonlight sails, and dances at the pavilion. The Goodfellows Camp from Newark enjoyed fishing and music, its members described as brown as Filipinos.

Lake Hopatcong N. J Hopatcong Lacka- Wanna Tribune Lake Niagara Dick” Chaplin Mount Arlington Frank Schafer Lake Villa Nolan Waldron Newark Tie Hamilton Oscar Chapman James E. Hardy George Hardy T. Wilkinson New York W. E. Downs Brooklyn Folger Casey Camp Goodfellows

Diversions at Greenwood Lake

Greenwood Lake New York June 24 Two young men from New York John Devine and Aaron Betts raced fifty yards on the western shore Betts won after several upsets Mrs De Fett and friends visited from Hewitt and dined at the Glens De Forests own a Hewitt cottage Miss Anderson and Miss Babcock Brooklyn residents enjoy daily dips George Tuckerman and Silas Murray fished Sterling Lake bringing bass and three salmon trout The lake occasionally yields salmon trout though stocked years ago bass and pickerel likely ate them Captains and guides seek a hot wave to boost resort traffic.

Greenwood Lake N. J John Devine Aaron Betts New York Rock Ledge Betts de Fett Ft Hewitt Glens Hewitt Miss Anderson Miss Babcock Brooklyn George Tuckerman Silas Murray New Yor Sterling Lake

Brooklyn People Enjoy Huntington Summer Season

Brooklyn residents gathered at Huntington on June 2 as summer opened. Yachting features dominate, with yachts anchored at Cold Spring Harbor Hunting Bay and Halesite. Notables building country homes include Tiffany Sweet von Pustan Co H. Palmer and De Forests among others. boarding houses and hotels are open awaiting a prosperous season.

Huntington Long Island Cold Spring Harbor Hunting Bay Halesite Louis C. Tiffany Edward Sweet Carl von Pustan W. Gordon Co H. Palmer Edwin Rogers Kennard Buston C. B E. Schmidt William J. Matheson W. B. Hanna George Brighton William Dudgeon Walter Jennings Henry W. de Forest Robert W. de Forest Dr. W. James William E. Jones Oliver L. Jones Joshua T. Jones August Heckscher John T. Robb George Taylor John Smithers

Westchester Summer Set Attracts Notables And Events

Westchester residents Jackson Gouraud return to Larchmont with a grand villa La Hacienda and a $50 000 stable as their prize horses dogs and French car join the season. New hotel arrivals include Bevan House Mitchell House Belvidere and The Victoria with numerous guests listed. Units from Yonkers and Mount Vernon plan a summer camp at Oakland Beach Rye and a 1500 seat open air theatre near Roe Beach Inn will host vaudeville each weekday. Three hundred NYNH and Hartford Railroad workers will hold a clambake at Rye Beach on July 2. Local residents fund a new Mamaroneck kindergarten with $1 donations.

Jackson Gouraud Larchmont Bevan House Morelle W. F. Baker Edward Sturgis W. L. McKenna F. S. Williams C. Barnes G. F. Godley F. Fairgraff W. H. Williams Mitchell House D. Hammond George Orr Hugh Oakley W. Winslow F. Camp A.quackenbush George Jacobs Belvidere A. B. Vogel J. Hornthal P. M. Berry J. F. Shafer Frank Blaisdell Albany New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Rye Beach A. M. McGregor Orienta Point Watson H. Dickerman Quaker Ridge Mamaroneck

Many City Folk At Mount Pocono Scene Of Rhododendron Bloom

The Mount Pocono area welcomes city visitors as rhododendrons in streams and forests brighten the scene. Notables including Mr. Young auditor of the Lackawanna railroad and Mr. Cutler of Garden City stay in cottages, with others from New York and New Jersey arriving at Pocono Mountain House and Montanesca. Local golf course work proceeds and a pond boat awaits patrons while Sunday Episcopal services are planned at Wiscasset.

Mount Pocono Penn Young The Lackawanna Railroad Cutler Garden City Armstrong Morristown N. J Bede New-York D. M. Willard Philadelphia Hooker Pocono Mountain House Kaufman Stroadsburg Knob Hill Park Dr. Batten New- York Park Wiscasset Henry M. Wright Hooker's Henry Lott Lott James H. Bull Atlantic City Stroudsburg Mountain House F. van Riper Miss van Riper Edgar Clark New York H. J. Hilair Frank E. Burr William R. Dale Brooklyn H. G. Emmiltl George Wa ‘Lark Orange W. F. Wagner East Orange J. Allen Osman Glen Ridge N. J Hotel Montanesca Edward Hodges Hodges Edgerton William P. Mason Wardell T. Colton R. J. Lewis P. Pirnie Alice M. Parsons E. Hodges G.H. Sexton Sexton Chapman Shaw John Lowe Salter Anna M. Mixer Emily M. Spencer William F. Midlige William F. Brown Jersey City

Lunacy Commission to build New York hospitals for threatened insanity

Albany reports the State Commission in Lunacy orders construction of two hospitals in Manhattan and Brooklyn to treat those at risk of insanity. Patients will receive immediate care before official insanity is established. Dr. Morris C. Ashley named acting superintendent at Middletown State Hospital after Dr Talcott's death.

Tribune Albany State Commission In Lunacy New York City Borough of Manhattan Brooklyn Frederick Peterson Europe New York Morris C. Ashley Middletown State Hospital Talcott

Annulment Request in Larner Case Seeks Family Divorce

Miss Louise A. Coddington filed a petition through Blandy Mooney Shipman to annul Alma Louise Larner and Alfred E. Larner's 1898 marriage. Alma, released from a Bronxville sanatorium by Justice Gaynor after nearly two years, had been found a habitual drunkard. a Sheriff's jury deemed her incompetent.

Louise A. Coddington Blandy, Mooney & Shipman Alma Louise Larner Alfred E. Larner James Watt Fellows The Stock Exchange Clifford Coddington Miss Coddington Mr. Larner Larner Bronxville Gaynor Supreme Court Brooklyn MacFarland, Taylor & Costello

Sayville Seaside Season Opens With Cool Wet Weather

Long Island resorts report a late start as cool dry weather lingers. Hotels show steady bookings while many New York and Brooklyn families secure cottages and summer homes near the bay. Bathing remains cool, sailing lively, and the Kensington Elmore South Bay House draw steady guests as registration continues.

Sayville Long Island E. A. Hutchins J. Herzog D. C. Beardslee Brooklyn T. Meyer Arthur W. Opp George C. Meyer Henry Bennett W. Macken H. R. Reid D. Haviland Marchand Duncan J. Major Delevan South Bay House C. Calvin Williams Williams R. O. ¢. Williams Baltimore C. T. Hotchkiss E Bigelow John Schmieg Florence Schmieg New York William Hamilton Frank S. Jones Samuel Waite Eversiay Childs R. J. Jackson R. E. Kraft Mrs. Elward Smith E. R. Wilbur David B. Powell William T. Hayward George H. Gould James P. Colton George W. Monroe James F. Hoey Thomas J. Ryan C. D. Dorsher General George Moore Smith Hamilton S. Gordon William Turner Edwin Bergh Thomas H. Bennis George C. Smith E. Marzo Charles A. Schermerhorn James G. Suydam Frederick R. Downs Thomas J. Powers Thomas Armstrong Henry Hildebrand Frederick Hildebrand J. Maxwell Bullock Philadelphia Candee-ave William Craft

Ideal Weather At Water Gap Boosts Bass Fishing

June at Delaware Water Gap offers perfect outing weather with sunny skies and light winds. Water Gap House sees strong business as patrons from New York and New Jersey arrive, including James L. Suydam and Creston Clarke, while bass catches and cottage life anchor the season amid a still high river and improving conditions.

Delaware Water Gap Penn Water Gap Kittatinny James L. Suydam New-York Suydams Bermuda Henry Bouché Miss Bouché Mr. Suydam Lake Lenape Lower Gap Mr. Dimock Heights Creston Clarke Ife New Jersey Lackawanna Railroad Company Gerli A. Spadone W. R. Williams W. J. Conner H. L. Banche Ny Banche Spadone New York G. F. Fahnestock Newark N. J Brinley Morristown Mr. and Ax D. Laseler Chicago

Miss Coddington Sues for Mother's Sanity Question in Larner Case

In a suit alleging her mother was insane at marriage to Larner, Miss Coddington asks for recognition of her own rights. Justice Giegerich reserved decision yesterday on a motion by Mrs. Larner’s lawyers to add her as a party to the action.

Miss Coddington Marrie Larner Justice Giegerich Mrs. Larner

Harriman's Private Car Damaged in Schenectady

In Schenectady on June 24 the private car of President Harriman of the Southern Pacific Railroad was lightly damaged after a shifting engine struck it. The car was attached to the Boston special. No injuries were reported.

Schenectady Harriman Southern Pacific Railroad Atta

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