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CAPE HAY HERALD. FRIDAY |ULY -.6, lyo/

CAPE MAY HERALD Tbt only D»ily Morning Newspaper Puklohfil at Capr May

■ AJy.bc AJ.rrtUin* R»l» ui»'n Applicmtlun All Inter* Intruded tor the Hemld leilh editoriaI. •dvertiMit*. •ub*cTtl>Uoo or prinuacd »hould bj »ddre»nd to the CAPK MAY HKKALD. No »» W»*hio«too St. C%pc Mat. N . Hell. X;Ker»tO».4« U Phone* I'l.'pnelo! * Remdenc*. Bell »i 1 Kditorinl Rouen*. Kee*touc v \ l>;W.s T STHYKSS. Kd'ito. »nd IT. f WARRi:iC C NBAU B»»ine** M*tu(rr. FKlUAY, JtL\ 20. 1907.1 A HUNGKY GHOST.

•hiua Ilernid On March 2. iv vcar-ild rn.u of T». l-unjr. a ncber. tta* llmuslit to liavo tTplma fever Hi* family, bol«»ir. the hwl.e « a» placed In ««od iMtUn dud burled only a lie. under Hie noil outalde the

Gaps lay Daily HeraM Cottage Directory lor 1907

in M . KM WanhlnEtou at Auirmu. IMvid W . SI CooKrm at. Amu*. William J . SIS Wtod*ur ava Alten. K U. SO Urant *■ ArmUlrd. S UonSon. 71* KvarnryaTa. Aroold. t'bartn f.tila Vt aahluuina at Arnold. Frederick K. S*> North at

l Won

Heaton S. «HJ Haibn at. . L'bnrlaa. sia Wlodaor are •tt, Harry 0. tin Weal ISirry at

r. -t J at

•barl. Mb* Mare. Broadway Hum*. K. I Jnmn. Mi Waahlnifon at ltu)i|. Ur Urorne M. Vw Kranklln at Itoyd. tiro \Y Howard aod Stockton avi Iteattir. Mr* K H All Beach •

Barry. Ur Vet

«, V1U Stockton a<

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Halrd, David G. SJ Find a' . Hatclar. William K. SO Klrat are Harr. OnarO. 1011 tX*-an «t lieonrtt Judaon U. S37 Waahiniiton ai

lU.kr. Hciekiah C. U1S Buab. Andrew S. B18

ll<*rdman, Horace M. Wtl

llronk*. Joaeph K. WI.

Ilrrrctt, Wm M. Howard at

Hootb. X U SIS Grant at

u £ iie'&MO at

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M.leln Frwlerlca J.tW Broad at Moor*. Samuel H. Mt Waahlnnton at MiiUlaar. J Harry. *1# Harry at

Newklrfc, John’ H 10IS H-acb arc Nlrdllntiar. Frauk. dS3 liuahaaat Nallaou, William. SSJackwa *t Nallaen, Dr Tbcmaa K II Allantie Terrace Saal K. Gucruey .1

■it. I .at her C. hit Kunrney arc . .luhu M. 817 Wlndaor are •u. taronir. 7tS Waahtn«|on at r. Howard F. Broadway

i. Dr H T. K2i Stockton are Paynr. Gordon F. US Decatur at IVriu. Mr. Ulorcr I*. Sit Hiiicbn at

Poacher. William A-11 South Lafayette

Parktnaon. Th .mas H. Ferry a

Phyalck. Dr Enileo.l"

Mayor—Thoa. W. M AidemaD—F. K. E Council—Wm. 8. fi

_ . IfaahlDKtun at Peaaano. Antonio 11. S8I Beach are Forter. William. 1030 latfayatu at

Mr* Heorr A S3 Ocean «U

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p*«l yraaa near the yratte atyl tirwiRlit II. foot down upon the *011 above the eotOn. the lid of which was broken. In a little while the owner of the horse an w n Kauat white arm thrust up through the hole made by the horae'a

hoof.

Thinking the dead j*au> gtioat ,wa» about to rise t* avence dbe fnrolt offered In the breakkiy of till- i-offln. the watcher burrted up and began shoveling earth Into the hole to, keep the gh<Mt down A muffled voice expoatulated and bee gel to be freed, claiming to be the, living eon of Txl Lung. The watcher fled In terror to the town, where he told every.one he met of whkt had happened. The ghoat'a father urged that the short should be let alone and not further disturbed. A large crowd, however.’ went out of the city to view the wonder. The gboat kept begging most piteously to be let out One man bad courage enough to unearth the cover of the coIBa completely and open It allowing In to alt up. Bice

enously devoured by the chart, itlll alttlag upright In -hli coffin Imbedded In the earth. Finally the unhappy spirit was re leased and routined In a temple until he could prove himself to be a living man.—Chicago News.

Seward’s Prophecy Realized. When, shortly before his death in 1872. Vi'illiam H. Seward was asked what he believed to be the greatest achievement of his public career, be answered. "The annexation of Alaska.” He added, however. "But the American, people will not grasp the value of that acquisition for a third of a century yet." This shows that Seward, the empire builder, was alto a prophet Seward has been dead for thlrty-flve years, and It Is only In recent times that bis countrymen have appreciated the Importance of Alaska at a poaeetalon. Strong opposition was offered In the house of representatives In 1867 to making the a|>propriat!oo of $7,200,000. the price which Seward paid to Rnaala for the province. Said one of annexation’s opponents In that chamber. "AH that Alaska will ever be able to produce are polar bears and Icebergs.” For several years a nickname for the region was “Seward’s Folly.” But time has fully vindicated Seward.—Leslie's

I oben. lien hen. SUB Ocean st I'orrv. Jame* C. 813 IVrry at / Touil. Mr* A B. 913 Queen at t ampion. Hlebanl.P’l Beach are ‘ H, Walter KB Stockton ave «ig. John F. Columbia ave. .hen. Joseph. 619 Hugfaea *> ,»*rdy. Wm F. 70S Corgle at »rk. Jatnr*. SR! W Perry at avborn. J W, V&l Franklin at mruh. Horatio H, W17 Washington at awfotd. George C.660 ego. Hev H*rri*on P Gleowood, Hughes lOipbell. Theodore. 610 Hughe* »t dlin*. Tbeo. 610 Hughe* at Collin*. J ifernival. 1 J D. 6(3' Franklin si Windsor ave Chew. Mrs hinnicknou, 301 Windsor ave

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Deacon. I xml* J. PS Colombia ave Davis, Mr* S*lly H. 616 Hughes *t Ditnond. Joseph. *19 Heath ave " *. Dr Charier X. 937 Beach ave r. M. !&South lx>f*yettest *. Edward L. 63! Haglow *1 ing/Willlam. 'OUuenieyst ■enl. Kobert. Broadway - -’herty. Fiank S HO* Waahiogton at Da via. Mr* 8. 1003 Stock'on ave IKingberty. Cbarle* H. 730 Waahlnglon at Dnak. Janie. J. ICO Waahluguia at Donglaa*. GeorgeS. BU Waalilugton at Duke. Francla K.6U Lafayette at Deweee, U F. SB Jackson at Stockton ave Ewing. DrS K. Myrtle aveEastwiek. Tlioma. W. 6b Jackson at Klfreth. C P. 17 Jackson at Earp. Mr* Annie G. *05 Hashes at Kdmnnd*. J Henry. 4i Jackson at Edmond*. Mr* Marr M. 6M Washington EJdredge. Elli* C. SIX IVrry at Eidrvdge. Dr J Smallwood. 1US — Eldredge. Samuel F. SOB Congrea* at - . F. Fooer. Daniel. 233 Perry at "enner. Mr* Annie 713 Corgle at ’enlou. George F. 337 Gr«n\ a Fotlerali, 8 B. e Atlantic Terrace Falklnburg. Joaiah. 66B Washington at Farrow. William. 682 Fanat. John W. 710 Corgle at Foster. Mrs Sara A. 901 perry at

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Griffith. Mia* EJ.61* Columbia ave

- -Gllea. Mia. M C. S43 Wlndaor ave

at. Mr* M M. 7 Atlantic Terrace Gemrig. John H. W7 Ocean at Goodwin. Mr* P H. W Guernry at raven, herd J.631 Colombis avr

rave*. X Z. South Lafayette * Congree*

aliagher. Christopher. 13 Jackaoo ‘ ilbert. Oonrnd M. «7 ■’ * -

Th* Old set Text Book. Within the tail few year* a revolution has Ixr-n aci-ompliabed at Oxford which ought really to affect the mind of the nation more than the difference' between Ixjnl Carton and Lord Rosebery. A text book haa been discarded which was already venerable for Its' antiquity at the lieglnning of-the Christian era. Xeedleaa to aay, asBarr referring to Euclid’* “Eli-meat*. for what other text book ever, bad such a run ss that? It baa been accepted ever since Ha publication, which was In the reign of the first Ptolemy (B. C-S23-K1I. No writer baa aver become so Identified with a science ns Euclid T- The o be found in the rein n of Aristotle to logic and of Adam i to political economy’.—London

been put In Interior construction la the ’V-yOUlrway.

Edw

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irriaOQ. Mr* Sarah S, Gregory. Douglas'. 219 GaskiH. Dr L. 813 Stocl

Inward at

3 Decatur at

Hackrlt Stan toe H. 663 Hogue* at Hand. Robert 8 705 Jrlferaoo atHart. Edwin K. 10 tvorib at Harkovas. J- 12 North at Heyward. WlUon. 2* Wlndaor ave Hill* Jrmea. SB Broad wav Hrbeotbal. Hrrbert F 108 Jackaoo st Itav Arthur. 508 Latfayeoe st iso. Mia W A. 7U5 Cplumbl* sve Horned. Frank P. 923 Stockton ave Hrlase. Millard K 3H Ocrsrfwt Hsever, Dr Frederick J. 133B Wosblngtt Hall Mm L M. 806 Ixvfavezte st Hand. Dr Anna M. 610 Woabingtoo st Hand) Enoch. Wi 1011 ' “ Hand; Harry. B. 1014 Hai>d,'Joeeph. 1007 Hoad. StOwell SHaselhurst. H McKean, 817 " Hawkey. John L 412 Book at Hickey. George F. 834 Wsmldngton st Hildreth. James M K Star Villa Hines. Francis D. Madison avr A Lafayette Hughes, Gilbert C.91* Madison ave Hughe*. 1 Putnam. 232 Pefryrt Hughe*, J Warren. 1101 Washington St Hughes, J Harry. 633 Washington st Hyde, Mrs. 213 Grant at .. > 4 Justice. Randolph F. 109 Howard Jsckson. Emily. 411 Broadway - J anti. Henry I) Ocean and Colombia are John', Harry. 117 North Jacoby. John F. 901 Colombia ave Johnson. Ben j-mln F. Mb Berry ton. Eldridge. SSOMgreee Place .Reginald H. 49 Jnckaon Jl U. l*! I ecstor kel. B. 8.19 Ocean v. Mr* Mary A. 180 Decatur SSSMfeSSfSLKelly. Mm. Thomas F. Wmt Bn L-_n_ U— L’- i >... t > | VS- —

MICHIGAN GIRL AT THE HAGUE.

Washington.—Michigan Is mo»t creditably represented st the peace conference at The Hague In Miss Margaret .A. Hanna, who warn appolnte . nary to the assistant secretary of state. A. A. Adec. and one of the re Carlo* to the delegation. Miss Hanna Is the elder of the daughters of Edwin P. Hanna, solicitor of the navy department. She was pom In Ann Arbor daring the latter part -of her father’s course as a

CITY DIRECTORY.

Jan. 1,1*09 _ EMM ...Jan. I.IM#

H. Moore. .. Jan. 1. UN Jon. Hand Jan. i. mo BiUwoll Hand .. .Jan. 1.1910 Jag. J.-Donk ....Jan. 1,190$ Job. R. Brooks . .Jan. 1.1901 Sam. P. Ware ...Jga.1.JMV Louis C. Bayrs ... Jan. 1.1909 F. B. Townaend - Jan. L 190* Recorder—J. W. Thompson. Jan. 1.1901 AsseoSor—O C. Hughes ,. .Jan. 1,1909 Collector—Bol. Ntwdles .. .Jgn. 1.190$ Treasurer—1. H. Smith Jan. 1,1908 City Solicitor—J. Spicer Learning Jan. 1 1908 Bldg. Inspector, W. T. Bter-

lan. 1.1909

and Fnaklla streets. Cap* Island txxlg*, Vo. «o. F. aod A. M. -Commnnleetloaa. second and fourth naadaya ol each month at ledge room. Washington and Franklin street* Cape May Camp, No. 8771, Modern Wood-

BqARD OF EDUCATION. Samuel R. Stitcs. President IS09 -Dr. A I, Leach, vice president..— 1M10 Wm. H. Thompson. . 1908 Edw. H. Phillips, Clerk 1S08 WsItenA. Lovett 1908 WinufTB. Gilbert 1909 GeorghA Douglass 1909 Lather C. Ogden .........1910 Charles York —...1910

BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. A. L Leach, Prosldent. Sept. 1,1909 Dr. V. M. D. Marcy. Socty. ” 1908 Robert. S. Hand " 1909 Samuel F. KldMan Albert B. UttrtP'. •• 190/ George L Lowett •’ 1908

COUNTY DIRECTORY. JusMoe Supreme Court—Thos. W. Trenchard. Rep 1914 Circuit Judge—Allen B. Endlcott Rep 1911 Law Judge—James M. E. Hildreth Rep 1911 Prosecutor of Pleas—Harry 8 Douglass. Rep 1908 Sheriff—Wm. H. Blight, Rep Coroner—Rob. 8- Miller, Rep 1907 Coroner—Wm. H. Thompson 1908 Coroner—Nathan A. Cohen 1909 County Clerk—Julius Way. Rep...1910 Surrogate—E C. Hewitt. Rep. ... 1907 County Collector—Joseph L Scull. Rep .1908 County Board of Elections—Jos. K. Hand. Rep 1901 County Board of Elections—Henry F. Daugherty. Rep 1909 County Board of Elections—Cbas. T. Norton. Dem 1909 County Board of Elections—Michael H. Kearns. Dem 1908 Terms of Court—Second Tuesday In April. September and December.

of each month at Auditorial Cap* May ConoUra, No. IRS. Improved Order of Hrptaaophs-MaeU at Ogden’* Hall, 81* Washington street, on eecond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Cap* Mey Council. No. MBI; Royal Ar can u m—M set* fl mt aad UI id Tb 0 mda y s of kch month at Auditorium. Cop* May lodge. No. 81. A O. U. W.Meete fim! and third Thursday' of each lonth at 812 Washington street. Cold Spring Council, Jr. O. U. A. M. No. 185-Meet* in hall at Cold Spring, every uvwday evening at 7 o’clock. Columbia Lodge. No. 23. Independent Order of Mechanic*—Meet* each Monday at Auditorium. Eureka Lodge. No. Meet* every Tuesday evening at 8.00 at No. 304 Washington street. Friendablp Council. No. 27, D. of A.— Meet* on Tuesday afternoon of each week 12.30, In Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring The John Mecray Poat No.. 40. G. A. R meet* on the third Friday of each month at 7.30 o'clock p. tn.. at Vranklin streei school baUdiog. Mayflower Lodge. No. 238, ludepeodeni Older of Odd Fellow*-Meet* each Friday it the Auditorium. Jackson street. Ogsllolls Tribe. No. 137. Improved Onlri if Red Men—Merle at 810 Waablogtou street. Cape May Fire Department, meet* fimi Monday eeenlDg In each month at ooniri Franklin street*

The Hague.) dent In the university. She had been for several years la the stats department and has woo by her discretion and cleverness the distinction of being known as the "woman diplomat." Mist Hanna rtudled the Spanish Ian guage when a mere child when the Importance of the language was Just beginning to he felt in this country. After (his, work »he took UP French and Owrman and has some knowledge of half a doxen languages. She came to Washington with her parent* when quite young and has lived here ever since, receiving her education In the public schools. Her first mission abroad was In connection with’a case board in Parts ^bont three years ago. Though a native of Michigan. Mlsi Hanna wan appointed to Jjer position in the yUle-department from Kansas. Her grandfather founded the Sallna Herald* tn the early days of the civil

fCING-S CUP FOR YACHTSMEN.

Norfolk, Vq—King Edward of Eng-

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS A. B. Smith. Palermo Jaa. 1,1910 W. S. Johnson. Ocean City .Jan. 1.1910 John P. Fox, Ocean City ..Jan. 1,1910 a P. Vanamnn. Dias Creek,.Jan. X, 1908 J. D. Ludlam. So Dennis ..Jan. 1,1910 D. Schellenger. Erma Jan. 1.1909 J. T. Beene-tt. Cape May . .Jan. 1.1910 H. 8. Rutherford, Cape May Jan. L 1909 Anthony B. Smith, Director Samuel Townsend. Clprk Slate Senator—Rob. E. Hand. Rep.1910 Assemblyman—C. E. SUlle, Rep .1908 TAX C»MMISSIONERS. Kill* H. Marshall, Seville. -1909 Stilwell.il. Townsend. Cape May Court House — ...... 1908 Aaron W. Hand, Cape May aty....l910

Church Directory ST. Man's R- C. cut'Belt. Rev. Father D. 8. Kelly, Rector. Masses—Sunday*, b, 8, sod 10 a “ Weekdays, 7.30 s m. Sunday and Friday Evening Services alSo'dopk. Confeteions—Sstardayv, and Thursday* before Ihe First Friday, from 3. to 6. p. m , and frumff 30 to9.30 p m.

competed for at the yacht races ai the J*mestt#Wu exposition next September. It is to become the permarent property of th* winner. The king's gift Is of fine sliver gilt with cover and cup mounted on an ebon!aed base. It Is a copy of th# early Georgian period, with two massive scroll handles. The cup and cover are ornamented with Inlaid scroll mask and strap work. It Is 22 Inches high, 22 leches wide. Including the handles, and .the diameter of the body is 11 inches. It weighs 278

Lafayette Su. brtwee Rev. Arthur Sunday*—Celebration of the Holy Com junlon, 7-*0 a. u. Alorulu* Prayer, Lltonv end Sermon, (on the Brat Banda) I soeb month celebration of Holy Oitn —iunion) 10.Su n. m. Soodrj-ScbooHs p. m. Eveuinu (Choral) Service aod her* ^ Wca-k-day*— rburedaya. Holy Ce , >n 7.10 a.m. Wrdueaday*. Even In* Prayer. 00 a. m Salma Day's-CelebrmUon of tb* Hoi) Communion 7.80 a m. F JMBTTgMI A it CBOBCH. Jane* McLeod. D. D .Minlater Sunday servioes st 10 90 a. m. 00 p. m. Sunday school at S 00 p. ra. Prsver meeting Wednesday 8.00 p. m. Jn»1or C. £. Friday at 4 16 f — Y. P. 8. G K. Friday at 8.00 Strangers always welcome —tirst m. a. cncacH. Rev. James Burm, Pastor. Prescblug on Sande) morning at 10.90. In the evening at 7.46. Meetings at • a. m. end 6.90 r. a. ^®8oud*v School at 9 r.' m. ‘ ‘ ~ . lln f 7 90 o'clock. Mid-week prayer aervio* Wed need a) teeing at 8 o’clock. Claes meeting a, Toenday, Thorada; aed Friday nseolaga. - BAFT1BT CRUBCH. Rev. H. F. Crcgo, Pastor. Preaching on Sunday In the craning at 7 JO. Sunday mornipg Workers Masting al LOO A M. Sunday School

Oar Secret AocletiM.

?roff8sional (Cards.

J^EWIS T. STEVENS COUNSELLOR AT LAW, blOWAsumimta Sr.. Cai-zMay, N. Master and Solicitor in ChanceryNotary Public. Commissioner for Pennsylvania. E. DIANE MOORE, :*- ’rt ARTIST W Lessons given in PAINTING AND EMBROIDERY STAMPING AND DESIGNING A sr»:ciAl.r Wash Embroidery Silks and Floss. Ready made novelties. Work done to ord 6a6 WAamaavoN St. Cara May. HT Known a* Knickerbocker Bldg.

James J. Doak Carpenter & S&uitaei Jobbing Promptly Attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAM! MAY, N. J. - Local Pbooe 97. Contractors & Builders YORK BROS.

P. O. Box 661.

Cape May, N. ].

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FIRE INSURANCE la any Part af Cape May Coaaty

Holly Bench. N. J.

How Do Von Spend Your Money!

Are you doing it in a way to receive Mil manual iienefit? Are you laying aside Honictliing for a "rainy day ” If not, you will never have a IxTtlcr time to begin than now. To get quickly siartcd. I«viii the easiest way

come to the

Security Trust Company, Cape May, N. J. and open a Savings Accounts. 110 uoi wan for a large sum. for it may never come; just di-jx-sit whatever you v have to spare, no matter how small the aiuouiii. We will gladly assist you in getting Martel. Ask your friends about us.

One yVelsbach Lamp Will give you More Light than 4 Open Flame Gas Burners or 4 Electric Lights AT 1-4 THE COST f Tn to 1 ! bikrt it ir» oa iac bt cKTictd - - We tD iaidl at Qi liLLl Remember-We do Plumbing CAPE MAY ILLUMItfATIffG COMPAKY 406 Washington Street.

AUTISTIC OMIOfl. PAP[(i HANGINGS.

plaster UHorli a SpeciattySS*^ 'I incrusta, tUalton anb Burlaps JPFog and $how Rooms. Second Floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash jSt | H - CAPE MAY, N. J. — EZEEIEEEEHEHEH2EeSHEHEHHHHEEi3HHHF22HPE222

Charles T. Campbell NO- oOG WASHINGTON STCape May City, New Jersey LIRE INSURANCE ARE Yflil INSURED? Insurance placed on building furniture, stock, plate glars, and boilers in the best Companies represented in the Country as follows: UNITED FIREMENS INSURANCE CO. OF PHILA. THE CONCORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF MILWAUKEE. FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA. THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY ^O. OF PHILA

’. Tomkins. B.T.D.. the Maly Trinity, s^'r** 1 ttlvid M. Stem*. Hector

We Make Harness

make It right. The quality of the leather and the other materials used, is the beat obtainable, aad its cut pot to gether aod Aitcbed by skilled hands. Doable or single Harnee*. for term, delivery or rood wagons. Fine carriage larneas u a specialty of oan, etc. BSTDon't Forget Urn Plata. W. A- LOVETT

CAPE flAY. N. J.

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OP OUR OWN ST AH PS FREE FREE

-HEW STAMP SYSTEM*

CHARLES SCHERER

Ladies' and Gentlemen's -6^4=-.

TmLOMHG

leaning and Pressing

304 Was ington St, Cape May, N. J.

DAVID H. FEkL CA KK and B UdT'ITJB.T CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS Chris. Gallagher’s Alderney Whiskey. Rieger Crete’s Philadelphia Beer on Draught. Cut. BEACH HE. t REBUT ST. CARE MAT. 8. J.

MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET-

Cor. Washington and Ocean Streets *OJ Washington St. 217. 219. aal OcuuSt.

Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits

Chafe* Battors-Sharpiess Gilt Idge-A Specialty

Country Produce fresh dally from our own farm

Fteh. Omars, Onan ua4 Tmrrnpto. Sraaeai Poultry

The largest market is Cape May. r\.

^hotnos 'UQ. & £ on

COAL & WOOD

I UT. Moth Phono*

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