VOL. I. NO. j.

Cape May Daily Herald

CAPE MAY. N. J.. .THURSDAY. JULY 4, 1907

Subscription—$1.00 For .Season

The Only Daily Morning Newspaper Published at Cape May.

PROCLAMATION

THE HOTEL ARRIVALS

A MERMAID DISCOVERED

SHONTS ENGAGEMENT NEWS

PERSONAL

STOCKTON

MELANGE

FOURTH

IS OPEN

Paris, July 3-- information reaches

Those Who are Registered at The Old Resort

Summer Visitors in Plenty About the Resort

Official Program For To-Day’s Events

Swung Oyen Its Big Doors Yesterday

PEOPLE OF NOTE

GOSSIP OF LOBBIES

GRAND FIREWORKS

UNDER COL. CAKE

Names Mentioned of Those Who

What is Going on In the Cottage Colony-Many Interesting Chatterings

Large Arrival expected To -Day The Hotel Has Bren Thoroughly Renovated.

Sports on Stockton lawn in the Morning Motor Boat Races and Baseball in the Altemoon.

Come and Go From Our

port from Paris concerning the engagement

the official program for this inde-

or unconditionally, any such engagement

The field sports are to be given on

SIRES AND SONS

at 10.30 while the contestants are

Lafayette Philidelphia--F.T. Boyd. J. W. Little

Smith Daisy Smith, Mrs. G. H. Smith Mrs. G. H.Smith, Mr F Schneider, Jr

Sliding the barrel.

Washington--Walter Talcott, Sanford

One hundred yard dash.

Wife, Mrs. T. A. Blythe, Miss H. E. Blythe

harbor to Sewell's point. Many boats

Captain and Mrs. F. G. Edwards of Philapelphia have apartments at the

Belleville, N. J. John A Young

of a sojourn at the Colonial.

phia, are occupying their palstial cot

the crowning of the day will

be the elaborate display of firework

Dr. F- J. Haerer, of Philadelphia,find family, are enjoying cottage life. Senator william Finn, of pittsburg, is a weekly visitor In connection with

View the pyrotechnical display. The

are aflording plenty of sport al present.

FLOWER AND TREE

secured a cottage and will apend the

commodoreship of the yacht club, the

secretary, and Dr. K. Walter Starr, of Philadelphia. The election will occur

“Not a bit' Besides, I want you to

CHURCH AND CLERGY.

this trouble to present his goods to you He gives you special prices and brings the goods virtually to vourdoor through

Mrs J. R Holcomb, of Phila-

which has prevailed in Cape may for

May for

inconvenience ol looking in all tbe stores

order to give them Independence Day

log oat >n electric

morning, July 5th. The paper will ap-

town you live in.

Saturday morning acain and

The Epnorth league will

the advertisers. They

rill transpire daring Independence biy and Friday.

endowment fund for*

historic old

St- David's Church Maoayuok. Pa.

on Monday in 81. John's P. K

Tales of Cities.