Cape May County Times

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■U But CHT, CAPS VAT OOBflTT, fl. J. FETDAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1888

HUMBER FORTY-FIYE

imes To Hcve New Builiing trtct Aw»i8>i nb W«k He* Two rnmj mmtwn m

11 House die P<Mt Office

contract wu award for the ereettes ot a itorr (rarae and stucco I -~-_ mdlB Avenue, c»OS<tt the Clt/ Sea We aty, for am otiimBm - w p»t Otic ud oflta. prlntlns plant of Uw Cape May

Timea.

building will hare a frontage y-four feet on Langta Arcane, depth of elxty-Are feet. The will hare a roesa of see—

,.rf square

-! Office, which has been tanned term of ten Tmn to the Cor-

by the TDOB Company, anee of the ^rotiBd Scot win : to the office olthe TIMES, and emeltiag room and day-

preaB-room. U which the new*press, folder and malUn*: deaent win be loeated. Tae second

will be given over to the room, and the conua department, end fcdre wlfl be one of the mos^aodvn prlr* uipmenta It this ssettoo.

M dtoptay type eet-

bs« ordered to *

imArntrn OF COMMERCE WILL MEET NEXT THURSDAY

Corntr QziuuntiM ea galf Knt

The ftrst year of the Cape her of Commerce Parkway Theatres

leMne pew In osa, being of a

rn design aad of greater Praetteally aU the type 3e newsMMr. both r ivrnWng, win be set ot as wen BB a lanr> »«

iraerrlal

:Jao form part of

t of the building. of the structure win fc by two column- whteh will

beyond the

ilding ard th_

.rwaye to the oOesa. The «n-

..The^CAPB MAT OOCWTT TIMM was JvAged ss hastag the seeaad beet DegarBBuat of OouMry Correspondence ue uU the aewspngsrs M the Statu of Mew J« aad tbs third beat-' ' '

lag two of the _ tlon with aevaral hundred New era. practically-all published in eom- . times the else of See lale City, and eouatlee much larger than Cape May County.

Little Interest in Primary Hectical Faster tad Stems Sore of Xsauaate; Ku Eux En Fern isC

Other Newsy County Gocsip

tsmber :7th. at daylight time.

It will be at Ala mae»<**g whir

laithar C- Ogden, the president of the

County organisation for the paw years, will surreudar his of«< hsnning Myers, of WUdwocd.

was elected president at the meat lag ' t May. Willi** A. Haffert wUl

> retire as secretary In fawor of

OUbert 8. Smith, Mayor of Avalon, who waa elected at the Mvj msetlng Tht new o.'ftoera plan. aa ueUve

1“” ., w “' year tor the ChaariMT, aad an Inter-

, 9ortU, f eating meeting ‘ *

umra form TbQ1

It Is a, foregone eoncloston that Bhlph T. Stevens aad Charles E. Feeler will be the Republican no rain A very light vote is forecasted _ cep ting in sections where a local light will be staged. A merry battle over the selection of the Republican County Committee rep reeenta lives will be staged in Woodbine, when William* Abramson and Anuta Joffe lock. horns with Samuel Rosenfeld and Sarah Feldman. This town can always be counted oa to cause some political excitement. Fur is expected to By at Angleeea when Peter Petereon will try subduing Stockholm's Insurgents. The main fight here U directed about the Mayo-ship and

City Clerk.

Benjamin C. Ingeraoll. Jr., of Wildwood, who la candidate for Coroner, «a the eon of the present Coroner from that town. If elected. Ingerao!?. Jr., should fill that position capably aa be has had considerable experience under .his father. IngereoU, Sr., has held the position of Coroner, off and on, tor almost a quarter c.' a century. The Democratic candidates. laidlani. Jr., aad Edward Post, are unoppoeed. The apparent lack of interest is probably due the fact that It ta an off-year politically. The final appointment of Clarence 8. Scull as City Treasurer of Ocean City will prevent an expreaslon of the Court’s opinion of appointing powers by City Commlaglonere. The gist of this controversy la whether a City Commissioner has the power to appoint any one he wishes, to positions In his particular department, or whether it la neeeeeary to obtain the * jraement of the majority of Comdonera. Before the final endoreeit Scull had obtained a writ of certerorta. The outcome of the case was being watched by many interest- ' In City Commission form of gov-

ECXA700 CATC3ER&

as ri-arrwated In » last Monday on a MeOade and Adam. _ Atonal Surety C

out at sea baa U-geil. of Oy after a chase. City, the occnpaat of ’ Mag held aT^e M^ lay *b» rrival Maraaall to

i.

L a Coast Ouard aenlea. Ha waa a^aega;

Si’Sxr^SSiru, Wlfeof the prealdsat of ths Sr neyt-

raala PUots* AsaocUtion

May.

... ■Ym icia» J '*ftrlL SSism

Ounaty, —^ eat. Mias Meseb.

others. Tbs dinner war FOR BMDUtANCR ADA SIUCA BtOCX FOB A SIIJCA BLOCK

Little Business for Freeholders

expected at the

5**?" semi-monthly session

** •**« How* of Chosen Preehohlem mWedneeday was one of the afaorteet beM this year and little business of

toqmrtanee was transacted. AT Freeholders and County officers

When the State hard-surfaced the Main Seashore Road through Court

—>. the Freeholders at that i" ited that the State make

Instead rf the usual twenty '< tr fate of concrete, and ths* the ^ -nty would pay tor this extra paring. provision was made for the however, and some corret, waa read at Wednesday's meeting that had passed between Director of Finance Kay and the State Highway Commission, to reach a resolution to the- method of paying for this work, contracted by the old (Urge) Board, matter was disposed of by the snt of the State to deduct this from next year's allotment of

State-aid road moner.

Contractor Royal J. Mansfield, who la rebuilding the Ocean City (4th

Street bridge, filed e con

The muol d

1 Kb Klux Xian

end of this County. Organisers been aad savoring for some tin gain a foothold In our ooaflnee. The fast that they have established bore will not be a pleasant surprise “ ‘*- law-abldlng cltisene. My pt knowledge of this order Is limited to what I have read of their actlvttlee. Though much of the publicity Is false and misleading, yet there r

i ill for the welfare of this If reports are to be believed, ‘kla

order Is baaed on racial and religious

hr Mfe MUb(i

corart sniLMro ahd loam . . . „ . HiiiiKDsiFm) w DiciarjLeponnaires hjid

Big Convention

Beet Trenton Man State Commander.

Mrs. Sheppard Heads Auxiliary. Legionnaires Land Wildwood

Solve Paving Paymeat

Trait Company Officer Elected Preo-

daut of Mew Organisation

The Cape May County Building id Loan Association, with head- . iarters In the offices of the Cape May County Title and Trust Com-

pany. Cape Miy Court House. • with “ -

trust officer of the Trust Company aa praaMeaL The object o* the organisation is to promote seringa and heme building among the people of

the County.

Vice-presidents of the County Association are WiDeta Corson, of Court W Boyd Tyler: of Court . and Hiram 8. Mowrer, of

Ocean City.

The Board of Directors is composed

„„„ of men from .every section of the hm Count,. ae follows: Dr. Julios Way. thw ' ohn Sa J ,re - Fr * d - w DeCamp. Wll- ,, hll _ lets Corson, W. Boyd Tyler. Frank Camp. William Steel. Wm. G. Hand. H: Foet" Ooslin, Edward B. Arnett. F. H. Suatton. Frank Holllngshead. John J. Kay. Richard B. Stitea. Chas. to Foster. Hiram S. Mowrer. Howard

8. o.-inton and Harry Steel. A eeture of the Cepe May County

Bui' ling end Loan Association is that du- s can be paid at any time during brdneas hourt> a clerk always being o’ hand for this purpose. Duse, howrer, moat be paid before eight .’clock on the second Monday night of each month, -ben the hooka for the month will dose. A drive Is he-

's by the tsw Association for

three thousand shares of stock In the first senes, which Is no<

-oat- — . . dloa stating that extra work would be aacsmtry. not provided for la his contract, to the amount of (Mifi. Oouaty Engineer Smith stated that this work was folly covered in Malmfield’s sod tract, tad the Clerk was directed to advise the Contractor that the County would hold him to the strict perform nice of his contract, in

accordance with “

ficatlona.

OCEA* CITY MAH ( fJUURED IH CRASH Borrowed Ante Strikes TmUr Hear

e with the plans and sped-

A resolution was adopted contributing (100 to the National Coast Anti-Pollution League, which la wag- * war against the damping uf oil Into the waters of the

c Ocean. Thla oil. In

yaara. has been a serious hln to bathing at points a'l along the ‘ the bather r jv r knowing ils sea bath -will turn Into a bath of crude oil, -which, after beiag damped from th . oil tankers at eaa. Boats on top of ths water and lodges ob the beaabaa The movemeat to stop this is world wtdt, at d this amttar has treqacBtly been taken up by the Cape May County Chamber o.

I adjusted aad

The Clerk was directs* to advertise for Mds tor recur facing frith concrete oae square of Csatral Avenue, North Wildwood, bide to be opoaed on October 17th. Thla work win be

Oouaty Sealer of Weights aad Paul E. Carroll, filed his the month of August showing s total of S4S ' _ ‘ “

month. w|th (OS weights 4,(1 ad

Authority in usurping tbs righto tbs Judiciary body. Aay body persons following tksee lines strike the very fundamentals of «marl ns ■ v rt reported with authority thatl this body has infileted punishment* upon reputed law breakers, aad when aay person to denied the right o' trial by laspartial and dMatososted parties, we asstoae tbs mr*. ti

Soviet lam. Ftogglnt, .

raudere to laid at the < KUn. No exeum foi

It be s man. or n d

rate men. b V5eh delight eeeaj. to be obtained by this orgnaistetoa by tohlng reputed violators of the ■ tods. A sure way tor a mmma a guilty conscience on into score to seoape punishment to to her “ - member. It to Indeed n fine toation for moral cowards. The value of advertising wi oastrated lest Frida/ evening when Jack Dempsey and Luto Flrpo eareaaed each other with leather mittens while a mll’lon-and-a-querter-dotlar audience cased on. For hto tour minutes exertion Dempsey received

about (UMBO.

Wa eaa’t realise what -mm until we make co You probably heard of

reeetriag mUlloatera wag... .

wlWwoo g pu-israr It?

prlatioa for this year.

More time was taken after ths -sstiag than was consumsd la the meeting proper going over the Maas for the enlargement of the puhils ' 'Mags at Court House, to aara tor firm 14 business of the Ctsrk*i

dayoff.fomali Tst they say

Mr.

. Dempssy to a butMr. Deasi

publicity to what makss such^Gags poHible aad he rewards the sport ’ “h teo-eent clgsrw.

to a dummy—aot. ::

Tea Day* f«x DtoorAsriy Coitart Ohartss Oarreteon, who to ssrriag a tea days’ ssatoues la 'he Oouaty Jell, will be turned over to the VlaoInnd nuthorttiee at tbs exalratlor. of hto sea lance, where be to tanrgad, zszEb&izvsLS* to ths County Jell where Sheriff Reeding recognised him es the bub sought by the Vlnelead

ptone of the Board provMe tor the . rebuilding of the Court Boast sad Ctark'rottoe. sad fire rides for aa sxtrs Court Room for small spaas aad to prerids reams tor for?

EVERY DAT TOUR FUNDh ARK Idle represents a real toss—Just as real as though you lost a day without pay. Rasp your dollars working for you day aad night. Put them la ths Security Trust Company. Caps May City, where you frill resot re I per sent, compound Interest oa your savings aoeouato. You may beak by L d»*»»

mo un vnun nu nar i yeoag man ran tor the tafosare of Dll aota. aad was badly

aad apaat asveatesa ream ef hto Ilfs paring ap ths debts of a wnrihtam pariasr. He was la lore with a teapMftd young wossss u> whom bo bsssms songad—(has she di" Entering print- .gels, he raa - “ --■* was badly do-

ll tetad I t>k<iir detoatsdThen be beaasse e eeadldate f the Vies Preridse- y sad was sa

Oae failure after sarihsr-had railuree greet eribeebs Thee bo •ae of the greeissl sma of s • Abraham Uaeria. ■aye. “Oh, • bet's (ha uosT”

Daniel Gardner, a real eatote broker employed in the office of J. rf. MeKlUlp and Boo. Oeaar City. Use la a critical condition n the Vlnetond Hospital. The car be was drtvlag raa bead-on Into a trolley car •ear Vineland about 11 to P. M. last Saturday algbt. The force of the crash broke every peas of glass In the car aad tors the motor loose, soitiag the ear on fire. The passengers meapsd In safety excepting the motormaa who received lacerations end —■’*” The local fir*

Gardiner was flmhed to the Vineland Hospital. He has recovered const aevaral Intervals but to give any details aa to the of the accident. It to thought that he either struck a rut and momentarily lost control or that be became drowsy from the drive from

‘mb City.

The accident occurred about (00 yards from the home of Rufus McKUlip. When he reached the scene a few minutes later he recogn’xed the wreck as hto father's ear and fain ad. Be was denied admittance to the hospital and drove to Ocean City before learning hto father wee uninjured. J. H. MeKlUlp. the owner of the jr, stated that Gardner had taken the ear without hto permission. McKilllp ^UMtecesaftlly searched for hto ear In the various Ocean City garages

■iKCTABCnOl FOR WILDWOOD Mi

John R. K. Ipfitt, Fldlndslphia At-

to grant

. . laaytvaaia on charges sgalnst Rvaa O. daughter. Wildwood, made by Him Doris — • twenty-one. Rdgowood Arab. Philadelphia, foaughter. who to manager of the WtoAsmiU aad DaUwara Bay railroad Intimatae that the eeae to a shake down. Ha states that the girl la qaeriton was s guest at hk ‘ Wildwood and he found it mad her boose when ho learned

Street Parade Is a Feature

The Annual State Convention of the American Legion and Women’s Auxiliary, held In W .dwood last. Thursday. Friday and Saturday, waa attended by delegations representing every county In the State Philip Forman, of Trenton, was unanimously elected State Commander for the coming year. Mrs. Frank R. Sheppard will preside over the Auxiliary. The convention next year will be

held In Newark.

The city authorities and buainea» men lent every effort to make the affair u success. The streets and business bouse* were appropriately decorated and the Legionnaires had the run, of the town. The efforts of the Mayor. Courtrlght Smith, were appreciated by the visitors and he was greeted with an ovation wher-»

ever he appeared.

Governor George Silxer addressed the Legionnaires on Friday. On Friday evening the side order of the Legion, the 40 and 8. convened. Thla order to of fun provoking nature. All the Initiations and ceremonials were not conducted behind closed doors. The throngs that packed the resort were greatly amused by the ridiculous antics that the candidates were foi eed to perform on the street.

Parade a Feature

On Saturday afternoon the Leglonilree and Women’s Auxiliary formed at Cream Avenue, Wildwood Crest, end marched through the business section. The parade waa over a mile In length. Michaei Sheehan, of Wildwood, the Marshall of tjre parade. wee followed by the City Commissioner. the Wildwood Police and the parade committee of Byron Pennington Poet, of Wildwood. The band from the battleship Colorado headed the Atlantic County delegation. The Wildwood Poet members, the next In line, followed the Wildwood bend. They paraded with straw hau painted a fiery red. The order of march for the Court House Post was white flannel trousers and straw hats. The Legionnaires from other parte took exception to weering strew hats so late In the season. As a result this poet marched minus head wear. Cape Mey City and Lakewood had their own bands. After the representatives of the other counties marched the veterans of the British, French end Italian forces. The Ladies’ Auxiliary, dressed la white costumes, lent a vary attractive appearance to the procession. The perade was reviewed by taany noUblee. George N. Smith, former postmaster of Wildwood. Edwin Pagan and D. Miles Rigor acted aa Judges of the parade. Later in the afternoon North Jersey Legionnaires defeated the South Jersey men, 3 to 2. In a thrilling ball game. The game was hard fought throughout. South Jersey lost the game through stupid base running. The feature of the game waa the onehanded catch made by Claude Rice, the South Jersey Leglont 'res right fielder. Rice Just managed to clutch the bell after a hard run and cut off a nrobable home run. A grand ball was held In the evening on the Ocean Pier where the handsome silver cups donated by the local business men were awarded. The cup winners were Camdvt. Cape Mey. Psscale. Middlesex. Glouc eier end Mercer Counties. The AuxllUT cups were awarded to Sussex. Cape May Court House. Hudson and Berger Poets. Special awards were made to the British war veterans and the bend of the battleship Colorado. The Toms River Boy Seouto also received

as- 1 to date with •eott, who uen Altion nepers to bring . . _ PhUndaipStou Ths Govcrew at the beeriag pointed aninAttien Mere should glrae tor private press cull opsvd a matter of this Batura should coins through the Ototrite Attorney's office. I Be M*

Aed tel title («■ aad fret? Tito sort of weather that we have fo all we're griag to get. Why ate eases this knocking, And tel this hate aad spitof If things go wrong, Just hating Will never auke them right. It to acid that adversity nukes Strangs bed (si tows; I* to equally true the! etrange ruaalag eutea. such aa midway shows sad agricultural ask'biU. court ad verst ly.

ES.’Sr-’SSUTj etreet aad Waal eveeue. tierea <

WOMUTS CKBUTIAH TEMFERAJKTE UEOI MEETS The annual convention of ths Cape May County branch of the Women s Christian Temperance Union will bo held neat Thursday at the M. E. Church. See lale City. Mrs. Elisabeth ■wain, who heads tbs County organisation. announced that several prominent spencers will make address is. This organisation to gaining members In the County. Ths present membership to (SO. Several weeks ego th# County W. C. T. U. asst Mrs. Gustave Miller, of Bee Isle City, aa a delaga'.e to the National Convention at Columbus. Ohio, where Mis* Anas Gordon, of Evanston. HI., was reelected president. Mias Gordon also heads the International or World W. C. T. U. Mrs. Miller wiU tneke a report on the happenings at the annual convention at the meeting next week.

Activity ip Woodbine Deal Estate For the first time In many yeera. reel estate nun are active In Woodbine. Many of the available houses ere being repaired end during ths week contracts were given for several new buildings. The probable cause of this activity to the annoui.cstrwni that a new clothing comrany will locate there. The Borough Clothing Compsaj contemplates enlarging their present plant end the rapid growth of the Bredaione Rubber Co. USE ADA MUCA CONCRETE BLOCK for e permanent building.— ad*. 17tf