CAPE MAY HERALD, WEDNESDAY |ULY lo, 1907

CAPE MAY HERALD The only Daily Moating Newspaper Published *1 Cape May

MAARIM CTUL MAQNATE.

Maballa Oilman. Former AotrtM. Now *

Wli. of W. E. Coray.

Now York—Mabollr Oilman, formerly a mualral comely perlurnwr. »bo tbo otbor day b-entne the wife of W E Corey, preal•!»::« of the t'iiUeO States 8U»1 Cor|H'r»tton. I* well known to the amua-nont lorlnt pub Uc. She la a CUIfu.J.4 flrl. ea ! Brat placed. In this rlty U3 *r the n. *■ as* moot of the late Ait*u»tln ualy. letter she appeared In musical corn ody. and subaetjuently won poiitilirity In Ixi doit In •'Dolly Vardcn.' 'Amo relit" and other rial’s. Atlas Uiltuaa

CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor—Thoa. W. U Alderman—F. K. C Council—Wm. «. b

Millet. .. .Jan. 1, IMS

.JUL.1.1KW •Jan. 1.1*10

Jan. 1, IVots Joa Hand Jaa.l.ltio .Millwell Hand .. .Jan. 1. l»lo Jas. J. Duai. ..... Jan. 1, IfcMi Joe. K. H rook a . .Jan. 1.1MI Sam. K. Ware .. . Jan. 1. im Uiula C. Sayre .. .Jan. 1.1M» V 8. Toanatfnd. .Jan. 1. Ikoy llucortltr- J. W. Tbompaon. Jan. 1 190S Aaeoaooe—O. C. Ilushea .. .Jan. 1. lkC« Colloetor—Sol. Noedlra .. .Jan. I, l»0k Treaaurer- I. H. Smith Jan 1.1»08 Clly Solicitor—J. Spicer hatamlcs Jan J.im Bids Inspector, W. T. Sterona —Jan.l.H0> BOARD OK1SDVCATION. Samuel R Stlte*. I'resldent . l#ot» Dr. A L Iancli, vice tireaidrlit I'Jlo Wm. II. Thouipaon, . . .ISUli Edw. H. 1'bllUpa. Clerk, isuS Walter A. Lovett i*oi William B. Gilbert 1*09 Oeotse 8. Duuslaas .1909 Lutlier C. Osden 1010 Charlie York iviu

BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. A. L Loach. President.Sept.' Dr. V. M. D. Alarcy. Socty. Robert. 8. Hand Jd y Kldredge Albert B Little ge L Lowett

1008

FRENCH COMIC OPERA SEASON OPENS.

Adtmlraa CUapUr. No. H. Royal Arrb third Monday of Waahlnicton and Franktlo i Cape I aland Ix«l*., No. an. K. and A M and foenb it . liiSton ami Franklin Mr Cape May Camp, No. tcTTR. Mudern Wood am of AmerMn-Mm«a Arai Waduaada) of radi montb at Auditorium. Cape May Condava. No !«». Improved Order of Heptaaopb.-Meeta at OwUn'i Hail, ail Waablostun atrart. on aaeood and tourth Tburadaya of each montb. Cap. May Connell, No. ItWl; Royal Ar oanem- MveU nrat and mini Tburadaya of each montb at Auditorium. Cape May Indicr. No. *1, A. O- U. W. kfreta Aral and third Tburadaya of am moutb at *1* Waablnfttnn atrevt Cold Spring Council. Jr. O. U. A M N ISt—Merta In ball at Cold Spring, evei Tueaday evening at 7 o'clock. Columbia lardge. No IS, Indepeudent Order of Mechanic*—Marta rach Honda at Anditortnm. Eureka Ixalgr, No. 7. laadlea' I. O. M Mrru every Tueaday evening at « to a No. SOA VA a-hlnglou a*reet Frlandablp Connell. No. *7. D. of A Meet a on Ttlmday afternoon of each weel at g.X>. In Jr. G U A M Hall, Cold Sprtna Tl.r John Mecray I'uat No . «U. ti A H inert* on the third Friday of eurli mom

COUNTY DIRECTORY.

from inbumanr W. II Lo’ Uh War Wt the frh-tKlienu. I Washington said “It la a pitiable Right to nee army tx>nv« nod mules, after having aeen aerrlce In foreign countries, aokl to niiacrupuloua home dealer*. Every one of tbear noble nnttnala la branded with the United States army mark, and It Is a disgrace that they should be hitched np to scavenger wagons. ash and brick “I hare seen horses sold that hare aeen year* of honorable aerrlce, and every soldier must feel the Injustice * the treatment they are receiving, ec] dally in a country like ours. wb« there are ttiousands of acres of la lying Idle In Virginia. Texas and wn em forts- Why couldn't these animals be allowed to «|>end the rest of their day* at these plares on the pension roll of Unde Sam Instead of being sold for the paltry sum of $15T~ OtBclals of the war department who have command of the army rules raise no objection to the suggestion and aa; that If permitted by law It could b easily arranged to And a comfortable home for the womoot army mule*.

WORLD COUNCIL OF PROGRESS Mov.mant From Northern Europe Intended to Bring Nations Closer. Won! ba* been brought from Denmark of a movement, to become worldwide. which Is taking form through the organization of an association called the Vikings, says the New York Times The first national council already formed In Copenhagen Is composed of some of the most representative and best Informed men In the Itanish capital. Its chief present object la fair and free discussion of great questions Intimately aOecting the northern nations of Earo[>e. such, for Instance, n* the proposed closing of the Baltic by Germany and the publication to the world of the results of such discussions. Ultimately It la planned that associations of Viking* will be established In every country, national councils being planted on the greatest centers— New York In the U-olted States. London In Enel*ml. Buenos Ayres In Argentina. etc.—and subordinate councils In smaller renter*. When this has been accomplished, tin the Vikings will take wider As wrought out dojvn to tb^present the plan of the Vlklnga as a world organization Include* a central council of a dozen or a score to be established In London and to be re-enforced by representatives from each nation. Each national council Is to be chartered by this central council, which la also to charter such subordinate councils as may be recommended by the national councils. The first sin** la the formation of the central council have already been taken, as they have also for the establishment of national councils In France. Germany. Austria. India. Italy and Canada. A co-ordinate organization, the Vikings' Daughters, Is inciadcd In the plan. The movement baa already been brought to the attention of a number of distinguished men and women In New York city, and It may soon take definite form in a national council of the United States.

Eystaobss to Ordsv.

This la a. sample of numerous orders being received by an Ingenious British Inventor who has created a beauty seeke

Bussell

bow be had been uvrldeutuily presented with a flee ride. The flhanrier presently U-g.14 looking anxiously out Of the door* and windows at eoch staUo:i and sremed lo be sjHviilnttug as to bow be ' laid lyave the car through the crowd. No opportunity offered until the train v.as qttljv a distance uptown. Then Hie aisle cleared a bit. Sudden!;.. as a station was reached. Uncle Bussell said. “Now. if yon will porall me to have that ticket." and In

a moment was off with the slip of ] Italian Ream

pasteboard, down the aisle, out of the door and hurrying to the chopper's box, where be deposited It and boarded the

train again.

“People are honest, but thoughtle*e.“ be explained to the reporter out of breath. ’'Too many of them do exactly what you have done this evening, and we have never found a way to atop such losses. In a year they mount up lo a high figjre—a very high Cgure."New York Fres*.

MRS. W. E. COREY,

r Actress Who Recently Be Bride ot Steel Trust Chief.)

was mentioned In the divorce proceedings of the first Mrs. Corey, who obtained her decree of eeparatlon,

charge of her son. on July 30

last Various rumors since that time were that Corey and Miss Gilman were to be married In Paris, where

Gilman and her mother lived

some lime. Mr. Corey was recently reelected president of the Steel CorCorey first became prominently known to the general public when. In ingust. 1903, he succeeded Charles j

■ bool building.

Mayflower lastge. No. *M. ladepradrai

JusSIce Supreme Court—Thos. \V , 1 Inlet of Odd Fellow* Meet* r*cl, Fiulay Ttenchard. Rep Jgn ; si Ibe Auditorium. Jackson street. Circuit Judge—Alim R. Endlcott j Og*ll*Ila Tribe. No. 137. Improved Order . K*P 1911 of Bed Men Meet, at sio Washington LAW Judge—James M. E. Hildreth street

isi* May Fire Department, meet* fir-t

.bington and Fran

Prosecutor of Pleas—Harry S. ' v Douglass. Rep 1908 ' Sheriff—Wm. H. Blight. Rep 190? 1 W Coroaei—Rob. 8 ItUler. Rep l»o7 - Coroner—Wm. H. Thompson .. .. 190s 1 Coroner—Nathan A. Cohen. ... 1909 County Clerk—Julius Way. Hop... 1910 i

Surrogate—E. C. Hewitt Rep. .1907 I KWIS T. 6TKVKN8-

County Collector—Joaeph L Scull. 1 '

„ Rt P 1908 COUNSELLOR AT LA

County Board of Elections—Jos K. !

Hand. Rep 1907 !*** u " aaiitsovo* 8r , CaraV

County Board of Elections—Henry F. Daugherty. Bep .1909 County Board of Elections—Chas. T. Norton. Dom 1909 County Board ot Elections—MIohact H Kearns. Dem 190* Term* of Court—Second Tuesday In April. September and December

^roffsstoiul (Cards.

Muter and Solicitor in Chancery.

NoUryi'ubhc.

Commissioner for Feunsvlvsnis.

Statement of the Condition of SECURITY TRUST COMPANY June 29th, 1907

f the s

r that Mabelle Gll-

UOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS

. DIANE MOORE. « ARTIST‘S

PAINTING AND EUHHOIDEHY

man vtaited Plt'sburg as s member : A . B . 8m „ h ,»., onBO . . Jan. 1.1910

0/ the "Mocking Bird" company. Mr. j vv. S Johnson. Ocean City -Jan 1.1910: AJ ,„ * *rcc

Care* occupied a box at the theater John. P. Fox. Deem City . Jan. 1.1910;

on the first night, and was seen with C. P V ana mac. Dias Crack.. Jan. L 1908 ““ R“«o‘d«y Mtk. «nd Fit the actress frequently throughout the 1 1 D Ludlam. So Dennis . .Jan. 1,1910 ] Ready made aoveflies. Wo*k done t stay of the company 'D Schellengcr. Erma Jan. 1. 1909 , 6j6 Waanisoros-Sr. Car.:Ms

J T. Bennett. Cape May ..Jan. 1.1910 ul .

AMBITION FOR LITTLE SON. H. S. Rutherford. Cape May Jan. 1.1909 Known a> Lmekerbucker Bldg

, Anthony B. Smith, Director

I Samuil Townsend. Clerk i State Senator—Rob. E. Hand. Rep.1910 j Assemblyman—C. E. Stllle. Rep .1908

Ontslde Columbia nnfveraity sub ., TAX OOMMIBBIONBW. way station U a pathetic Instance of p 11 , 1 * I. 1 . Swaville........^1006 the eagerness of a newly-.rrlved Hal- l*’ 1 '!?*" 1 - To*™*- ^ > law .« leave »="*«•»• “« ' , — 1 Aaron wCii'ifeTii^e'iUy dty'.''"

Tito'and Drniand D-ans .nd Mortg-ur, 1 Ru king ilmi^.. „ .-ten I C-i* M.< ■ icherReal B-iate 1 De1«.*its«i «ifb B*iik* .

Advisory Board

.-arn English, says the Ni

York filJrald. He Belli peanuts at t corner of the university grounds, and ; can be seen any Urns of day laboring i over an English reader, the same that bit llltle urn-year-old child studies In

the public school nearby.

| Shortly after three In the afternoon The SPORTING WORLD ; be Is Joined by his IBUe Kocco. to

ahum tie dally recites bis lesson,

r of Jos Cantillon. ■ Many a passerby stops before the

touching picture of the middle aged father listening with rapt attention

IMn*r of J

of the

Interesting Cantillon. Ih Washington

He U a veteran w ho lias tuen prominent a* a player, umpire and manager and to thus familiar with baseball from

every angl"

Mr. Cantnion was bora In Ireland in 1R04. and his parents lire In

CAVnugnt. -Ilie. Wto. At eighteen be bis first contract with Rockford. III. Next two years be played In Green Bay and 8L Paul. He attracted wide attention as outfielder of the Ban Claire vlnb In the Northwestern 138a In 1387 be played field with the Dubuque club under Manager T< Loftna. In 1888 be played with the Rockford (IB.) club, and the next year be played with and captained the Burlington rlob throughout the see arm, betting. Be next drifted to coast where be remained I la then played with Rockford and

by Nick Young and outdated In leegne for several yean. Then be' went to Milwaukee as manager o

-Yea. M.rtley be ether day. He's artnally got w than he ^mwa what to de

the boy's explanation of the printed

pauses to help him with a difficult word, or at least to inquire what progress he Is making. One of them the other day interrupted the lesson w “Well. Giuseppe, you'll soon be ready for,the university, won't Jou7“ "No. I no go-a—I no go-a" smiled Giuseppe sadly. Then. Hinging ana passionately around bis little teacher, be added proudly: 'Tlut Rocco. he go-a soon. 'Blx. seven year, be go-a Columbia. Then he be gentleman, Rocco."

James J. Doak | Carpenter & S&ui/aet j

Jobbing

Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. i.

Local Phone 97.

Circulating Library NOVELS - AND * MAGAZINES

r X.cHmcuor rnginvrwr i pinc Stationary and Blank Books. ,j*tto SL.bTtwrenJ.ck.on A Dreotn r ; Tor* Shell Goods Games, Toy

Cburch Directory

Kev. Father 1>. 8. Kelly, Rector. Masses—Sun'lftv*. 7 OH and 9 QQ a a)

Weekday*, T.30 s m.

Sunils v-whool at 8 80 p u.

htgary rermon—Benediction of the Most Blessed Pacrament at * 3(1 p. tu Friday evenin M 7 SO the Way of the

Crus* and Benediction.

FO* HOT WATER CAN.

A cosy ot a comfortable size r enough to hold a (airly large hot water can may be seen In the at ponying Illustration, and will prove a real boon when hot water has I

early In the morning. Both a cosy aa the one shown In picture does not need any lining, bnt would be warmer with one. It la 1 in blanketing, the thicker the bettor.

ketlag with a buttonhole stitch, which will save the doth from raveling oat Line the cosy with another layer ot

Lofi

Krv. Arthur Hr**. Rector.

ftandays—Crlrbrstiou Of the tminlon. 7.SO h. m. .Vorntni Li.anv and Pennon, (aa the fir.. at rneb moutb celebrsltou of H 1 muaianitOtoa ro. Banday*' ‘

Kvrniua (Choral) Brrvlce ana Perm on ti txi Week days—rhnrsday*. Holy Commonion 7 90* m. WeduaMla)-*,E\riilngPni)er. Boints Day's—Celebration of the Holy

U-ummsntoc 7-SO • m.

"ASS: Suada*I Holj^Cos

Suiutoy school at 1U0 p. m. Prayer meeUng Wednesday 8. Jut.ior U. E. Fnday at 4 16 p.

Y. P. 4 C E. Friday at 8-00 p. m.

Btraugers always welcome.

piasr a. a. cniacu.

Kev. James Burns, Pastor. Freselling 011 Bund.) oxiriilng st 10.80.

11 the evening si 7.4S.

Meetings at 9 A- K. end (1.30 p. g. ot

Baodsys.

Sunday School st 8 r. M.

Epwurth League Sunday eveolng el

80 u'cluck.

Mid-wrak prayer service Wednesday eveolng al fl o'clock. Clsaa Hirelings, Tuesday, Thursday sad Friday evralnga.

ts. etc.

M. L. WARRINGTON, 514 Washington Street

Contractors & Builders

YORK BROSi

P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. J.

WH BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE In onv Part of Cape-May County Holly Beach, N. J.

in it

ruing al 7 JO.

Sunday morning Workers Meeting Rooday School at 2.80 p. a. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting al

7.10 o'cloek

Young People's Mee log Friday »wg at 7.30 o'eloek Mea’a Meeting Satorday evening alS.OO

Cor. Washington and FrankUi Sunday 8arrlors—Holy Osmat_ A. M.. every Sunday,and 10DA. M.. the First Sunday of each month. Morals* Pmyrr sad Srrmuu, 10 to. Ersolag Prayer only. 9 00 P.M. The followios Clergymen ore szpretM 1 oIBciste during lb* sommer of 1907. nos to. Kee. Floyd W.Tvmkln-.S T D. Hector Cbareh of toe Holy Trinity. -1©** TaktY |6toi July 7. Rev. F. A. D. UusL Dti-. LLD , Rretor ». DsvU's Cbareh. M.-

We Make Harness

and make it right. Toe quality of the leather and the other materials used, U eat obtainable, and its cut put to gather and «Utafa«d by skilled bands. Double or single Harness, for farm, delivery or road wagons. Fine carriage mi is a speoalty of ours, etc.

W. A. LOVETT Cwr. Waibtogtsa aad Poery Streeti

CAPE fYAY. N. X.

AMisiic mum. puptii

LENOIR

Plaster UQorh a Spcciaitv^L!!! lincrusta, IClaltcn anb Burlaps | e and Show Jiooma. Second Floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash. St CAPE MAY, N. J.

Charles T. Campbell NO* 600 WASHINGTON ST. Cape May City, New Jersey MRE INSURANCE « ARE YOU IMSUKED? Insurance placed on building furniture, stock, plate glass, and boilers in the best Companies represented in the Country as follows UNITED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO. OF PHILA. THE CONCORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF MILWAUKEE. FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA. THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY l O. OF PHILA

Pierson and Son #fHi|nEw|c>PE|lIAY^'

MARKET. E

Cor. Washington and Union 8ts.

Where you will find choice Groceries, Vegetables. Provisions and fruits. Wealso handle“Miciiekkks Star Hams”

MCCRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET

Cor. Withiagton and Ocean Streets

217, 219, Ml o

s-: Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits Chafe* S«tt art-Sharpless Grit Kdg*-A Specialty Country Produce fresh daily from our own farm Flak. Oysters. Class aad Terrapin. Orsseed Penltry The largest market in Cape May.

^TAomas U). Jff-iUot & S 0Tl riUrzL coal a. wood