CAPE MAY HERALD. TUESDAY JULY i6, 1907

CAPE MAY HERALD TV only Duly Morning Nc\rfpip« Published at Cape May Puhh.hrd K'Tt» Momin*, >*cr«

SUBSCRIPTION

V>iUr fol the ID Adv»B( MtenfB^deJ'fui the lletald teith

CAPK MAY ItKRALU.

tv,J„i.«toa SI. c»pe May. N

tRMNWG WAR HORSES

EQUINE ARMY RECRUIT# CAREFULLY PREPARED. Great French Cavalry *chool at #aumur Where Man and Charger Are Put Through Through Couree of Leaaena.

RHINOCEROS BREEDING.

g Rare.

New York.—It rarely occure tc averaae pereoo what an Important part the horse plays In the economy ol for without well-trained, truatworthy horse* even the raaanlflcent cavalry an-I artillery of France and Germany would collapae. and the whole war machine come to a full atop. Thua It la little wonder that France apenda U.100.000 a ytac. on her troop horse*. Germany 1870,000, and Great Britain

ft00.000.

The great military nation*, too. main-

at I* Iain •tale breeding eatabllahmentn, aa

, well they may. teeing that on a war froni ; footing Imperial Germany la supposed ■ mit am inn honu.. nn thn haltlafleld.

MINER#' OPFICIAL ON TRIAL.

Boise. Idgho.—WlUlani D Haywood, who ha* been placed on trial la tbl* city for the alleged, murder of furmer Governor Bteunenberg of Idaho, was secretary treaaurcr of the Western Federation of Miners, and wai In Deneer. Col., at the time (Doc-ember »0. 1906,1 that Bicnnt-nbrti! wa* blown to piece* by a bomb that had been placed

m _ r ! to put 201.100 horaca on the battlefield.

"- . 1 .,i UJ ,t.-.l' S." •cairt- France 202.040. AuatrU 105.196, Great . l 1 aiiimnN Uvimu- lu the HriUln 100.000. and Russia the enor niim-ut that ih.-r.- are now ‘ mous number of 546.400. Tbe caar'a

1 nlii. li nilium!* nre bred for vast Asiatic dominions yield

aiilmat *li<>» mini. Th.- pic hauatlble supply of hardy animals (or

r a imby rb!i»H*-nM which I* | the Imperial army,

ouslit up by nv German show ) Very Interesting are those great animal bn-e«lliiK runn near j tabllahmcnts at the military powers li, south A frh-u ’ The white | where horse and man are trained v ouHcd rhino,-era*, formerty ! fighting unit under the direct euper-

r„l_ is now praHIcally extinct j vision of the general staff.

I w»mli Of the Kambecl. ThV This training at horse and man U s-ie* ha* !><-*-n *o Imnumed tbai j seen In all Us iierfectlon In the great ion- lie considered rare Trap | French cavalry school at Saumur. . n tank of much dUficulty am! which was founded In the eighteenth Nature gifted till* animal I century. Hither come, all the smart eeptipna’Y etrength. an rbun I young lieutenants from the great tnlll- - - 1 * — I tary school at St- Cyr. to leant oqul-

j cation and horse training, as well as ! veterinary work..shoeing, saddle mak-

i ing and military telegraph,

j Here you wJU find a whole hierarchy ! of riding Instructors, captain-profes-sor*. Jockey*, and trainers, and the ! scene In the great practice ground Is i vastly plcloresqtie. especially when of- • Beers and men of the Mohammedan

! North African regiments | Ing with their horses.

Work begins before dawn by the

ray from anything It to throngh ttotake. An old animal iratner wh ■ H(«d to capture six of these beast*

a Aipc-rican. s

u’w-Rhom si whola year b

rough enticing him into

Oliver Oomwell had the largest brain on record. It weighed a little over sixty ounces, but wa* found I

A FEAT OF MEMORY.

C!TY DIRECTORY.

W. Millet, .. .Jan. 1, U Alderman—F. K. Data. ...Jan 1. II -Wm. b. 8haw ...Jan-LM Bam. H. Moore, . .Jan. 1, U Job.. Hand Jan. l;ll bill well Hand ... Jfta 1. It. Jas. J. Doak ... .Jan.1,19«6 Jos. R. Brooks . .Jan. 1.1906 Bam. F. Wars . ...Jan.J, 1609 Loul# C. Sayre . .-.Jan. 1,1909 F. & Townaund.. Jan. 1, 1909 Recorder—J. W. Thompson Jan. 1.1908 Aaeeasor—G. C. Hughe* .. .Jan. 1.1906 Collector—Bol. Needles .. .Jan. 1.190* Treasurer—I. H. Smith... .Jan. 1,1902 City Solicitor—J Spicer Learning .V Jan. 1.1908 Bldg. Inspector, W. T. Btev-

Jan. 1.1909

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Wm. H. Thompson, ...190* Edw. H. Phillips, Clerk. 1908 Walter A. Lovett 190* William B Gilbert 1909 George 8. Douglxsa 1909 Luther 0. Ogden.. IBID] l baric* York !91U

Owr Secret Societies.

Mira

r. No 8

third Monday

mooth at lodge room. Washing! and Franklin atrerta. Cap* Island leMgs, No. 10. K. and A. M. —Communication*, -second and fourth Turadaya of each month at lodge room. Washington and Franklin straeta. Cape May Camp, No. tl77B.Mudrni Woodgun of America- W-vU first Wadnewlay of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Conclave. No. IW, Improved Order of Heplasopbs—MseOi at Ogden’ Hall.819 Washington stm-t, ou aeooud an tourth Thursday* of each month. Cape May Council. No. 1091; Royal Ai xnum—Meets first and third Thursday* c •oh month *t Auditorium. Cape May lodge. No. fl. A. O. U. w.-

Statemenl o( the Condition of SECURITY TRUST COMPANY June 29th, 1907

star

Demand Ismius Bond* and Mor Stock* •

tanking Houi Cape May... Other Real K.< Deposited wltl Cash on baud

Cold Spring Council, Jr. O. D. A. M No. 185—Meets In ball at Cold Spring, every Tneaday evening at-T o'clock. Colombia Lodge. No. 88.. Independent Order of Mechaolce-MeeU each Monday

BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. A. L Leach. President . Sept 1.1909 Dr. V. M. D. Marcy. Secty. ” 1908 Robert. 8. Hand " 1909 •Samuel K. Kldredgr 1BU7 Albert B. Little ' " 190/ George L. Lowett " 1908

Teaching Cavalry Horses to Swim, kind of trick, wTitje carefully confined reen to padded column*. Yon will gay dragoons and hussars gallopleaping hardies, hitting the Turk’ head, mounting and dismounting a full speed. Or heje will be- recruits trying to maintain their seat without bridlu or stirrups, while the riding master Sicks the horse with hi* wl

cavali

shot hg a Eying catapult. Through no leas than 112 separata. lessou* does'the French cavalryman go Wore he is thought fit to get upon his horse. Meanwhile, the chargor's education I* also under way. He Is taught to swim rivers, for the • time may come when all the bridges will have been destroyed in an ■aemy'* countryNmd victory or defeat may depend upon tbe swimming ability of the

cavalry boras.

Tbe war hone of today mutt be indifferent to all sorts of startling reports. frojn tbe crack of a service Revolver to the dread roar of parked , artillery. Some of them take the fiaeh

and report very quietly even at first,

lodlcajm of the quality of , an(1 pu, on mor , «. T ere trials s meuBn processe* 1 may re- | other* are very timid and require much that occurred while pat ] cnt gentle treatment before

WILLIAM D. HAYWOOD. -n Trial for Complicity In Stsunon

berg Murder.)

the gate of hi* home In Caldwell, a suburb of Boise. Haywood Is reputed have been the virtual head of the nets' organisation. That he was l brains of the association seems to indisputable; and the enemies of Haywood declare that Charies H. Moyer. president of the Western Federa n of Miners, was but a figurehead the conduct of affairs. Haywood has long‘been known a* an energetic official and a man of radical views. In jt years he has been a Socialist In politics, and In 1901 openly avowed that the Western Federation of Miners flood for Socialism and was working for the triumph of that doctrine. Last utumn. though a prisoner In Idaho, he was the nominee of the Socialist party for governor of Colorado. Frank Bteunenberg was a remarkable man. menially and physically—a man of great force of character and courage. He etood seven feet In his •lockings and was bulll In proportion. Born In Iowa In 1861. he spent hi* boyho<Kl In that state, and In 1887 be went to Idaho, then a territory, where with his brother he started a newspaper. He took to poll tics naturally, and was chosen » member of the convention that framed the Idaho state constitution. He was next elected to tbe legislature. and speed'ly became to popular that ha was boomed for governor. To this office Stcunenberg wgs twice elected, his last term ex pi ring Tn 1901. Until December. 1899. be never had been east of the Mississippi, a defender of Mormonlsm on the principle that It had as much right to existence as any other religious denomination, and he was also an advocate of Woman suffrage. Bteunenberg frequently used to say that be was certain he was a marked man.

Advisory Bdard

Kursk* Lodge, So. 7, Ladles'LT>. M - Meeu every Tuesday evening *t 8 00 • No. 504 Washington straet. Friendship Connell. So. V7, D. of A.Mret* on Tuesday afternoon of each wee at 2.30. jn Jv. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Sprint The John Mecray Post So , 40. G. A. 1 meet* on tbe third Friday of each moot at 7.80 o'clock p. m.. at Franklin street

•cbool building.

Mayflower Lodge. So. 258. Independent Order of Odd Fellow*-Meet* each Friday at the Auditorium. Jackson street. Ogallalla Tribe. N«. 157. Improved Ordri of Bed Meu—Meet* at 810 Waahiugton

8AC H. SMITH. Chairman. • 1 warning. Dr. James Mecr »- F. Casaedy, Julm B. Huffm

- THOMPSON. Secretary, r Hand. Kenl.ru T J„k Benurtl, Robert E Hood

Cape May Fire Departmen A ublnglou and Franklin *

COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Juattoe Supremo Court—Thou. W Trenchard. Rep 1914 Circuit Judge—Allen B. Endlcotl Hop 1911 Law Judge—James M. E. Hildreth Rep Prosecutor of Pleaa—Harry 8. Douglass, Rep 1908 Sheriff—Wm. H. Blight. Rep 1907: Coroner—Rob. 8. Miller, Rep 19071 Coroner—Wfh. H. Thompson 1908 Coroner—Nalhsn A. Cohen 1909 I'ounty Clerk—Julius Way. Rep... 1910 Surrogate—E. C. Hewitt. Rep ...1907 County Collector—Joseph L Scull, Rep 1908

County Board of Elections—Jos K. i „ Hand. Rep 1907 ; I' 0 «>»*•"“<«** M . C®?"'J B"*" 1 of Elections—Henry | Muter . Dd solicitor

F. Daugherty. Rep 1909’ County Board of Elections—Chas. T. Norton. Dt*m 1909 County Board of Elections—Michael H Kearns. Dem. ...' 1908 Terms of Court—Second Tuesday In April, September and December

■ flr-i

frotrtsioiul (Cards.

| EWIS T. STEVENS COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS A. B. Smith. Palerjno Jan. 1,1910 W. S. Johnson. Ocean City .Jan. 1.1910 John P. Fox. Ocean City ..Jan. 1,1910 C. P. Vanaman, Dina Creek,.Jan. 1,1908 J. D. Ludlam. So. Dennis . .Jan. 1,1910 D. Schcllenger. Erma Jan. 1.1909 J. T. Bennett Cape May ..Jaa. 1.1910 H. 8. Rutherford. Cape May Jaa. 1.1909 Anthony B. Smith. Director Samuel Townsend. *01erk State Senator—Rob. E. Hand. Rep.1910 Assemblyman—C. E. Stllle. Rep .1908 TAX COM M18SIONKK8. Bills H. Marshall, Seavllle. 1009 StilweU H. Towoacod. Cape May Court House..... : 1908 Aaron W. Hand, Cape May City—.

I HOLD M'lriNLEY*# B&DY.

Poston.—Tly* body of William McKinley will rest in • green granite sarcophagus In hts tomb at Canton. O, that of his wife beside U Is a similar stone receptacle. The accompanying picture shows the atone from which

Zangwll

late an lacidea _____ wp were producing -The Cbildre. of j ara brokem. vW bowsTer" _ tbe Ghetto. Ur Zan-rwUl vra. meted ; mtctu jbe fifed almoet over in ay oflW and we were gDing wver ^ ^ ^d they would hardly

» of tbe details of the play. It waa ,

the day that X-alwri. Intimately t

- , After this they are taught to face

Si a., I*,, u. u am « »

a asaassluatrd. Knowing that Zingwill had Intimate knowledge of the case, a New York newspaper sent a representative up to -see him. Th* re porter entered and after conveying tbs

line at lafaatry blazing away with thair rifle*. Curiously enough, many of the horses that would face guns firing black powder a few year* back will now shy and grow terrified at fiaah and roar not accompanied by

. There Is something pathetic about , tbe education of these faithful

! lure*. The

“Mr. ZengwLU. we want from yc history of ail tbe famous trials you

call to mind for our paper.”

"Indeedr: said Mr. ZaugvrtlL “I I

I can prepare that for you. e tn three or four day* and I j

* " r ~' lT objected the 0,1 ^ whisper they will He' , ™ down and entirely conceal their rider aww»pei«T man. “We *■“! ,0 ?*“* “ | or turn themselves tato a Hvteg shield

e you dati-a and facts out of my

Rev. Father D. S. Kelly, Hector. Masses—Sundays. 6,8, and 10 a m. Weekdays, 7J»a tn. Sunday and Friday Evening Services

atji-o’clock.

Co.nfrssiuu*—Ssterdayv, and Thursdays before the First Friday, from S 30 • - i. m , sod from 7 DU to#30 p. m. r. a. cut'nci) or th* aovrstr. Lelajrilp tH.. bvtwteu Jsckson#: Dseatui ' Rev. Arthur Jtrei, Rector. Sunday*—Celebnitlou of the 11012 Com muulon, ".iw «. m. Morn lag Pvayse. munloo) 10.BI a m. HuudivSfeKoolSp Evrnlmt (Choral) Hervltc Ahd6*n»t»n 4

Meek-day*—Hiaradaym, Holy Commun-

6-00 p. m

. Saint* Day'*—Celebration of

CommnnlbaT.aOa. m.

Stenv for McKinley

Sarcophagus.

»nOy f

quarry in Windsor. VL The stone Is nine by five feet and weighs 17 tana. A cap weighing one ton la to be made from a smaller block. - The stone was purchased from the Enright granite quarry at a coat of $700 In the rough. The Illustration shows the block placed on sledges *- — *~ hauled Cb the -3.11 road.

■ carbine barrel resting t

mind da tbe sj>ur of tbe yocT” a*ke«l Mr. Zsngw-lll In astonlafement. "Such a thing I* eat of reason.” Tm sorry, but Its tbe only way w# can make u*e of If replied the newspaper man firmly. Mr. Zangwlll thought a moment and then asked If he could have my stenographer for a abort time. ■ called In. and Zangwlll die-

a tww coiis trials of

Tev* a .. _ . arise tn actual warfare waa terrible. In the FrancoOerroan conflict at least 66.000 horses were kfllsd. while tax Ha-

Benny on Mis Codfish.

Th# codfish la a large, salty flak. It omes tn dry slabs, which you buy at

When mixed with mashed pocan be eaten without fear, al-

though I would ratjier hare bustard The codfish is s native of the ' ’'youi

, and <« caught by bearded men amok* pipes and have greft rough hands. la Its wild state

freely with

r tf It 1* suffering from thp ga of hunger. My Ubd* ~ • knew u a **

tbe dyspepsia, hut It gave hla This shows that sverythlns us* bet ua be Had to

A mtl* dty hoy opt la tbe aahnrtN

Church Dlrectery

Chanoery.

Notary Public. CommisMoner for Pennsylvania. E. DIANE MOORE. ■w ARTIST ^ Lesson* given ia PAINTING AND EMBROIDERY STAMnNG aS-D OUIGKIKG A SPECtAUTV Wash Embroidery Silks and Flo**. Ready made novelties. Wo>k done to ordrr 6s6 Wauhxgton Sr. Cere May. OT Known as Knickerbocker Bldg. James J. Doak Carpenter <£ S&uilaet Jobbing * Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Phone 97. Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fine Stationary and Blank Books, Toys, Shell Goods, Gaines, Toy

ta, etc.

M. L. WARRINGTON 514 Washington Street.

One Welsbach Lamp

Will give you

More Light than 4 Open Flpme Gas Burners or 4 tlectric Lights AT 1-4 THE COST f Tot dal bditn it tit on ;u It ccarm - - Tt »£1 i till iu ft 'Al Remember—We do Plumbing CAPE If AY ILLUMINATING CCITAKT 406 Wajhington Street. 0. A. Merchant, Jr, Gen. IV'aracer. tn li pkom n 0 . tf> ^ l lit A L •• 37

>y»,KveulngPrajer.

Holy

rUCSBTTVKIAg CBUKCH. Snndaj'services at 1080 A m., 1

8 00 p. tn

—SniMlsy school *t SCO p. m. Prsver meebug Wednesday 8.00 p. Jn- lor U. E. Vriday at 4 ll5 p. in. Y. P. 8. C. E. Friday at 8.00 p. m. Strsugers always welcome. ritSr u. a. chcbch. Rev. James Burnt, Pastor. - PreaobiiiR Oil SuodB) morning at 10.80. (n i4 c evening al 7.46. Meetings at 9 A. U. and 6.80 P. u.

Sandxya.

Scndav ScKbol st 2 r. u. . Epwnrth League Sunday evening at 7 80 u’elook. Mid-week prayer eereloe Wedneadsj evening et 8 o'clock. Clave meeting*, Tneedsy, Thursdsj and Friday erenlnj!*. BAPTIST CHVBCB. Rev. H. F. Crego, Pastor. ■chlng on Sunday morning al 10.80. In the evening at 7 JO. Sunday morning Workers Meeting si

Sunday School at 2.8# .

Wednesday evening Pyaysr Meeting at

7 JO o'ckwk

- W •»— log Friday

'v: ‘e MMU^aatardky erenlng a J 00 We Make HameSS

lor. Washington and Franklin Sti Sunday Scrytors—Boljr CommnakM. \ M

Contractors & Builders YORK BROS. P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. J.

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Holly Beach, N, J.

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tncrusta, 'Uflalton anb Burlaps | \0 i Tce and $how Rooms. Second floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash. $t H ^ CAPE MAY, N. J. [pKi

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Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s

and mak* It right. The quality of the leather and tbe other material* used, is the beet obtainable, and Its tat put I gethre and stitched by skilled bands.

TPILOSING

Cleaning and - Pressing

304 Washington St. Cape May, if. J.

mm

Pierson and Son.

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Cor. Washington and Union 8ts. Where you will find choice Grocertes, Vegetables, Provisions and fruits. We also handle “Michbnkks Stak Hams n

MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET

Cor* Washington and Ocean Streets 602 WaahtagtoaSt. 217, 219, zM Ocrea St-

Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits

Country Produce fresh daily from our own farm rtxh. eysun, CUms and Teerefta Drsassd Psaltrr The tartest market in Cape Majr.

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