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APreacher who Objected to the Bath-^ing Costume of Two Girls^Ducked by Their Friends
Golden Opportunity Which the^Reverend Gentleman did Not^Take Advantage CM.
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HatJftmmtd Over HI* I . Four^Sturdy loung Men Carry Him^Out lulu the .Surf.
AtlanticCity i N. J. i Special: It baa just^come to be generally known that the strait-^laced regulations formulated at Asbury^Park, regarding the proper bathing suit^-which ladies should wear did not find favor^at this place, and the frit nds of two young^ladies who were lectured on Sunday for^their alleged immodesty ot attire took sum^^mary vengeance upon the teacher of public^morals. The scene was witnessed by sev^^eral hundred spectator*, who made no ef^^fort to interfere with the sport of the young^ladies. Their victim was Kev. Nathaniel^Wilkins. of Philadelphia, and he was treat^ed to a ducking in the surf and a rolling in^the sand.
Earlyin the afternoon Mr. Wilkins,^togged out in a broadcloth suit, a faultless^array of linen and a gl^^s^^ ^;:k tie. saun^^tered leisurely down the strand toward^the lower end of Atlantic City. Being a^gentleman endowed with most correct^ideas of propriety in dress, he was^^hocked as he approached BoyleV bath-^bouses at the foot of Arkansas avenue.^There, stretched out indolently on the^sand, wen* two young ladies in bathing at^^tire. At the movent when the clerical^gen'ieman was approaching the two girls^were tossing sand at each other.
