Cape May Daily Herald

VOL. I. NO. 41.

CAPE MAY. N. J.. TUESDAY AUGUST ?o, 1907.

The Only Daily Morning Newspaper Published at Cape May.

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ST. LUKE TWO TEAMS BEATS US TIE IN dOLE

Our Bill Team floes Boon The Poor Ball Fomsomc Tour |.i Scvenlh Inning i ney Resultsjlial Way

THE HOTEL ARRIVALS

"EAST LYNNE"

SCORE STOOD 3 TO 2 The C*me -YeslenUy Afternoon W«s Fairly Good and Score Kepi Down

FOUR ARE GOOD

Cape May «a* delealwl al ball tenlay by the Si. l.uke* Icain of 1 dclpbia, and won Ihc dividing gaiur. it Icing the third game between llie»c lea ran, each liaving one game to their credit before. The acore: y CAPE MAY.

Kelley, cf Dnputna, 3b I>Uloo,2b lloach, p Bell. If Twevlin, *» Gibson, lb I)i7a,n c Payer, rf

H. o. *. *. (01 00

2 1.20 0

o o o o o

3 O Suddards and J P Ed-

wards 0 74

Lewis C Baker and Samuel

Bispham 6 (C!

G U Panam and Ferdinand ivee 3 81 Frank H Moss and Rev H P

Wright " 8 »4 80

Lleaellyn Smith and C L Matthews 7 87 Dando and John G Rogers, j f 3 «

A D Follett and H M Ju.ii U OB 88

Judge J M F. Hildreth and T

W East wick 3 M R1 George While and F. Howland, Ellin F. took and E. J. Durbin, Samuel Daniels and Arthur Hall withdrew.

Totals 8 0 27 Cape May 00200000 0-2 J&. Luke 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0—3 left on bases—Cape May 6; SL Luke

6.

Earned run*—Cape May 1: SL Luke Stolen Ices, St. Luke 7. Two base hit—llaonod, Rulherford. Sacrifice hiU—Sullivan 1, Booger 1. Double play—Sullivan to Rulherford Struck out—by Hyatt 11, by Busch.

12.

L'mpire—J mlge/Rodgers.

The Kirn! of the ftcaaon Saturday evenii g next, August 24th. wili be a gala night at Congress Hall. The sulMeription dance and Paul Jones cotillion will be given. The early parr of the evening will be devoted to the children’s carnival. There will be a garland dance, grand triumphal inarch, the musical chain, a grand orchcatra from Philadelphia and other novelties. "The large dining room will b: used. Luden O. Carpenter is sparing no efforts to make this an extremely enjoyable occasion. Cards, SO cents si Congress Hall. \ ^ — T «— flrwwd Lawn FasUsal Grand lawn featival In aid of SL Mary's Catholic Church, will be held on the lawn in rear of the church, cor. Washington and Ocean street*, this Tuesday afternoon and evening. The Cape May City Band, under the able direction of Mr. Wm. Porter, w-ill furlAisb music during the entire evening•Ai^gdjfciles will be at yonr service, t > Tfiord yotfthe pleasure of an auto* mobile ride.. Amusements of various kind*. Kcfrashments in abundance. In tha afternoon admission will be free for the Children and their guardians. In the evening the admission will be 10 cents. w

(Tiarch Teams lo Play Ball Arrangements are being made for a match game of baseball between teams representing the Presbyterian and Methodist ehureues. Captain George Vf. Reeves will, be in charge of the Melhedist team, and Theodors \V. Rcevw, of the Presbyterian team/ The proceeds will be devoted either to the need* of the two churches or to the

Young Ml

^hwio la Use Barf

Young n

toy, aomei story is'ibid of one who did get and with a party of young started up the beach one moonlight

night in a

The Score ol 74 §eems lo be the Best Maile—Harvey and Bispham Together

The two scratch teams, K. W. Harvey and Kd. K. Bispham,of the Philadelphia Country Club, and G, O,. Huddanlx, of Uverbrouk, and J. P. w ards, of the. Philadelphia Country flub, tied for llrxl place in the four ball foursome tourney held on the Cape May links w ith score* of 74. Lewi* C. Baker, proudent of the Bala Golf Club, and Harauel Bispham were next in with a net 76.

The scores follow:

R W Harvey*^ K K Bi*p-

BURNED TO DEATH

o Mrs.

Those Who Are Registered Til

The Old Resort

PEOPLE OF NOTE

Names Mentioned oi Those Who Come and Go From Our

^ Hotels

Terrible Accident Happens

Lnlber lugersoll

A terrible accident occurred atBoulh Dennis, ihis county, at an early hour on Friday morning last, when Mr*. Ingarnoll was so terribly burned that she died a few hours later. Mr. Ingeraoll and a neighboring relive had been out flshinff during the night, and upon their return Mr*. Ingenoll set ubout preparing a breakfast for them, which was about 3 a. m. Using a gasolene stove for the cooking, she iiaf a lighted lamp upon tbe range nearby, which w as covered w ith paper. Th* lamp tilled, set fire to the paper, and in Mr*. IpgersoH's attempt to right the lamp and extinguish the burning paper, her clothing -took fire and she was frightfully burned before her husband, who quickly responded to her scream*, could rescue her from

the flame*.

A physician was Immediately sent for, and neighbors came to aid the physicians in doing all that was possible to aUeviate her suffering*. Mm. Ingeraoll lingered in great agony until n p. pi Beside* her husband two chi idran survive nar. She was tbe daughter of Mr. and Mm. Adney Hickresiding nearby. She was but twenty five yearn of age. Tbe community is stricken with deep sadness over tbe terrible affair. The funeral oecurred on Balurday n-orning from her late residence in ErIngemoli has the sympalhg of the community and of a number «f friendy of himself and wife over his great loss. The mother is survived by vwo small children.

Appeal Ibr Bathing Salts ests leaving hotel* and having tialhing suits that they do not care -to home with them, will confer a great favor if some are left at comer of llcocii av enue and Jackson street .‘'The Hedge*,” for the benefit of l be Sea Side Home, al Cape May PoinL Mm. Wm. King, President.

One thousand cords of dak wood out last winter or spring, delivered on cam

ing Fail and Winter.

Apply to Salem Glass Works, Salem, K.\J. July a, VJ. tl Th* Cedi (Jala. Ho. *« Doran st like most eicgsDliy appointed | of its nature in tape May, and is the

■» triends. Scfcbts

COLUMBIA. New York—D A Macdonald and wile, A W Roberts Balt ignore -Frances Dunn i’hMadelphia—Robert K McUasher, Howard B Armstrong, Daniel Schaeffer, Mia* W Winchester, Hgrfy J, Saihpson, Mm A L Sampson, A B Jackson, Mm Mjl Armstrong, J K Rutan, Ellis Amurrong, Mm A A Lydc, SM Kahn, Ernest C Cox, Charles R 1-and, Howard T Keyser, Mm Hallle K Machesney, C K King, J Hunter, Hannah McCarney, J H Bar-

lie

Dover—Mis* Lulu Deane • Reading—Miss Metcalf, J \V RanK *ey, W M Deisher, Mm H K van Haagen, Klizaheth Van He^gen, Margaret Haagen, Walden van Haagen, Marion van Haagen. Sinking Springs, Pa—Mary W Kline Pittsburgh—Miss G Leyde ' Icaster—J H Spotta, Mm Si>otta, Jno Spotta Bridgeport—A Konlke sroenns Wilmington—Uolcinan du Pont and paaty, T 1* du Pont and party Philadelphia — (>*c*r J Balinberger end wife,Roy J Balmberger, Mm Clara Lederer, James G Doak, J M Sherry, G F, Williams Elizabeth — Marjorie Montgomery. Mabel H Glacken New York —Miss C Sampson Camden—Mr* II K Minas, Emily O Mine* Baltimore—Mm Charles S Abell and children, Arthur Kappelman' LAFATCTTK • Philadelphia—P E Lamb, John J Rooney, Mm CC Van Horn, James Gay Gordon, Mary C Gordon, Charles C Gordon, Andrew I, W Gordon, R 8 Chamber* toatesvillaWa* A Holohan Cincinnati—R 8 Payne ah<) D* A K Payne Harrisburg—Henry M Fisher and; Coosbobockea—James P Parker Baltimore—M Wilton Wolf Jacksonville—James Dgly

Large Audience See* Play at The Iron Pier Opera House The performance last night at the Opera House, by reason of the fact that there were several new.comem in the case was not up to the standard of the Drury’s work, hithertu Miss Johns, a very pretty girl was nervoUfand shaky In her linoi and her nsrvousne-8 wa* imparted It seem* to the rest of the east, and several *ll|« were made. But Ml** Johns seems a very Inlelligvnl lierson ami w* feel sure will give an e'-ceUctit account of herself Inter on. heriram, always exoellcui, was good last evening, considering 'he strain »be wa* subjected to by her *nironment and the very trying rulexhe

wa* essaying.

Master Amand Coign* in a short

cne did nicely.

Miss Meloombe w as a vigorous lookig Miss Comey, rather a little too much so. Tone It dawn, please. Mp«ry Coign(i, Sedgwick, Kolb.' and du Prmyne, tbe old memliem, gav r i excellent account of themselves. Mr. Burnett needs more rehearsing i hi* Unm- But w# fuel tonight's and Wednesday's performance'' will be all that cad be desired. A few silly glrlf and a* many Jackanapes of young men occasionally mar effective scene by vulgar levity, these shopgirls and country bey* ould only slay away and not interuy wjtjj Oje pleasure qf qlbem It ould be a good thing both fur the people on the stage and those in the audience who have paid their money and are looking to the people other side of the foollighls to furnish returns for it, and not the*e shop people comedian*. Why doemT the ogement place effloem so 4* tq nip the gpytty of such unthinking and ill-bred clouts? LetVt|ope this hint will be

PERSONAL MELANGE

Summer) Visitors] [in Plent> About the Resort) -

GOSSIP OF LOBBIES

Wha! is Going on In the Cottagr Colony—Many Interesting ChiUering*

d on.

Swarthmore-GeorgeC Ward, Master Drew Pearson Rochester, N Y—C E Ralston and

wife

Philadelphia — George E* tab rook Brown

Philadelphia-I M Sheaffer, I Isa-

bella MM'array, W C Rrody Washington—P W Hold Dorchester—Mm Erickson

Philadelphia—Mm Geo R Newbold, the Mimes Newbold, Henry Isjng Cope

Philadelphia—S M Thompson, M C Ludlam, Penrose T Schaeneman, T J Trotter, Oora Wtae Kennett Sqdarr—Mm Robert E Dallas, Mr* C H Jackson Jersey City—Urn Brio* Collart), Mm

F Mallalieu

Tuckabo —Mm Anthony Mm Randolph Marshall

lutALgorr*

Philadelphia—S J Hickey, M D, D M Morris, Mm C L Hill, Horace Wallen, Mm C V Van Horn Jacksonville—James Daly Cape May-Dr S F Ware and wife. New York—Thomas 8 Scott and wif* Stamford, Conn—Franais I

Germantown—Mm Eipma RThoteh-

CO Lost AL

(InelnnaU—R D Payr Mm A K Payne Chertnut Hll)-J H M J H Mason, Jr

Th* Australian Native*. An English author wrritea of the At Indian natives: “Between tribe and tribe war for purposes of territorial aggrandisement Is unknown. They may fight about women or In tbe I feud, for. as nobody Is supposed t a natural death, every death Is thoogbt to be caused by hostile magic. Fights are rot now resolutely waged, but merely to draw first blood, as a and, as there are no conquests, there are no slave* and very little material progress. There are no hereditary chiefs, though among some socially advanced tribes a kind of magistracy or a Tnoderatonhlp' of local groups In tbs tribal general assembly is hereditary In tbe male line."

A Good Weed For Tobacco.

A. nobleman that was extreamly tat was reduc’d to an ordinary Sixe by chewing Tobacco, which also does good tn an Asthma. Tis of great nas In Camps, where there Is many times Scarcity of Vltuals and Cboliefca and tbe like.- “Compleat Herbal." laM/:

1 Slippers.

Slipper* play an Important part tn tbe life qf almost every man. I u child: hood they are laid on bitni in manhood. Just after be has been married, they are thrown after him. and for a con slderabie part of the rest of his life tbefore under him. Patronlge AdvcrMarfs. Patronise the man who advertises Bemrmber that this man is taking all tills trouble to present bis goods U He giro* you special pricts and brings the good* virtually to rourdoor through the newspaper In order to save you the inconvenience ot looking in all the stores for what you wanL Hr is a benefit “ innity for without him tbe rs conld hot ruu.and iu ing from him you are doing a good tbtng for the town you lire in. Boy of the advertiser*. They are Ibe up-to-date and wide awake man.

P. K. Chwrch or the Advent At the P. E. Church of the Advent, Lafayette sUwri, between Decatur ■ Jaekaou strecta. the parish sod all-yewr •hsrpb, th* servtoas on Sqnd.jr will bet Holy Communion. TAP a- m.; Morning r»to* and sermon, and celebration, 10.10 at.; Sunday-school, a p. a.; Eve prayer and mtd>od. 8 p. m.

Mis* Bunting, of Philadelphia, is being entertained at the collage of MU* A. C. Knight on Congre** Place. I-awyer Harry Hughes Johnson, of Cleveland, O., is a guest of bis father, •E-City Treasurer Eldridge Johnson. Robert Vanee Clpyinput, the erack oatsntan of Uie Philadelphia Barge Club, just back from Norway, apent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. Frank J. Ratty. John J, Leidy. a well known paper man of Newark, N. J., Is spenditg August al Cape May and has apart men Is at the collage of Councilman and Mrs.F. Sidney Townsend on vYashington street. Cot-ily Superintendent O. O. Barr and w ife, have relumed from a lion *|icnt with relatives and friends at Pine Grove, PaPostmaster Harry R. Bridgeton, accompanied by Mrs. Graham was a Sunday visitor at Cape

May.

Mr. aud Mrs. Albert G. Bgdnelt daughter Mai >e, are enjoying a xojoun al Atlantic City. Dr. and Mr*. Albert G. Stevens are entertaining al their \Yc*t Cape Ms. home Mf*: PfiKoilla Ludlam of Spring. figld, III., and Mrs. Deborah Seribnei of Oklahoma. Aj«e*sor George O. Cummings and wife of Wert Cape May arc on a ten days’ trip to the Dqis« are Water Gap. They are accompanied by tbeiri

ward.

Mr. and Mr*. B, A. Smith of Washington, are guest* at the Stockton. Tht wife is the well known soprano who has often delighted summer audience, l that famous hptel., Joseph H. Pau l, formerly clerk of Select Councillor Philadelphia, accomied by his aon and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Henfy M. Paist,ls a paon at the Lafayette. Robert Slretoh, general agent of the West Jersey Express Company whose home is in Hsvddonfield, 'accompanied by Mrs. Stretch,’is a guest at the Lafayette. Charles Welsh Edmunds, a prbmient young Philadelphia lawyer and aon of Henry R. Edmunds, president of the Board of Education of the City of Philadelphia, is among late arrivals the Colonial. Mr. Edmunds is also well known as a w er k« in

1 A Tramp In Command.

The Weekly Herald

Before going home, leave your subscription for the Cape May WgBKLv ~ Ai-n, wplph M published every Thursday and mailed to any address in tha United Stale* for one dollar per year In advance. The paper con of eight pages and ia the only paper printed in Cape May giving all the local news as well as the new* from the villous places throughout the pounly. It keeps up with the progress of events at Cape May and give* impartial reports of ail matters before the public. It is tbe only paper in. Cape May not owned and published in tha tnterert' of a particular enttrprUe or for the advancement of One set of person*. Bend your subscription by mail orleave it at the office, No.

Dally UsraidTtdaTshle HIGH TIDE MOONL1QHT

Noon Evening

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BctAdvcrtiu! Me*. Iba HrvsM la a good sdrertGing Mlaai. Oa ffalaiday a Mdy lost a sad rstaraad the geads «a tha owaw If yea lass aaythiag adverttss tha Met.

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ICopyrlghL 1WT. hr C. H. Sutcliffe.) During the Cuban revolution the American ship Curlew, c*Trying arms and ammunition to the Cubans, had aniuug the crew a *h«n t «,.i t ^ maa en . tered by the name of Jones. He bad been s tramp along tbe water front He had conversed with sailors. He knew all about first mates and second wate* To have “back talked" would bare been lo solicit a broken bead. Tbe part of wisdom wa* to saw wood ami nay nothing until the steamer ran Into Key West or some other port and then seek to make bis es, _ — down to tbe port named with the tramp keeping quiet, but doing a great deal of thinking. He wanted to take Jones and get back to New York With--ut any scar* to boast of. The tramp - * plan to desert tbe steam, r didn't pan out Men were stationed 1 the gangway* to watch. Tbe cargo of "sewing machines," as tbe boxes isrked. came aboard through tbe of arrange men. and when duly stored away under the batches the Cutiew pnt to eea. As she left the harbor a revenue cotter sent In search of her entered It. It was a bright, clear morning, but tbe captain of tbe cutter didn't see her. Even when his attention wns called to her name he screwed up hi* eye* and winked and blinked and read her name backward and said be had never beard of such a tbe Weiruc. Jane* bad been patient and hopeful Now be wa* mad and desperate. Tbe otbera might run their bead* Into tbe Hon'* Jaws If they would, but their deatb would not matter to tbe 80.000,000 of Americans left behind. As for him, be wanted to U< om As s tramp be was expected to live on. He bad alma and ambitions to be carried out before being banged or shot. He therefore Informed mate that be bad objection* to fillbus lerlng and demanded that tbe steamer at once be bnadad back. In return be was knocked down and Jumped For the next three days, while the Curlew was sneaking her way five gulf and keeping an eye open for Spanish gunboats, all the officers and most of the crew made a football of Tramp Jones. Every few minutes be was knocked down or kicked or cuffed At least once an hour he engaged In fight In which be was Invariably worst ed. They tried to batter tbe life of him. Imt only succeeded In making him the madder. He had Just kicked for tbe five hundred th time since leaving Key West when tbe weat down, tbe tropical darkness descended, and wlU^.lt came a fog thick enough to be cut with a knife. Tbe steamer bad been erawllj _ the Cuban shore to bit tbe rendezvous. In a bay not two miles away when tbe fog came down was ambush. She beard enough to be sure that a smuggler was at hand, but when she crept out of the boy lookouts might as well have been blind men. She drifted and tbe ■muggier drifted, and by and by they In a quarter of a mile of each other. Tbe Spaniards gave themselves away by their voice*. Tbe crew of the Curlew were as whist as mk were issued to brain any spoke above a whisper. For fifteen minutes there was tbe sliende of death aboard. Then tbe gunboat began firing Into the f og a t random. She fired shells that went screaming Into wny to make tbe hair *tafe « solid shot that wtfiaaed a and bunted far something to mash

that cams aboard

A shot tore through tbe pilot shell made matchwood of a boat banging at tbe da vita. Tbe Spaniards didn't know that they were bitting anything, hut it w There filibosser, but the Bring drove them to cover, and they crouched and trembled like children. She waa under a liaphaxard fire for hair an boor, having four men killed sad six wounded.

was the time for tbe

n tbe coal beakers. He hauled jrtb and kicked them to tbi He found captain and 'mat

shivering and wondering why death lingered, and be tired Us ana with cuffing and his taffi with Mfkteg. It traa be who ga.w tbe order tar tbe ere i to back. It waa ha who gave a

THE STR/iND AND BATHING Beautiful Women Seen About •he 5urf A CITY OF TFNTS Whal Is Going On Among Our Fa-r Balhers—Little Tols Enjoy Thanselves—Personal Mention

Philadelphia, i« , onial. He is an , «ijov* Ills daily 1

and Mrs. Alfred B. Miller, Washington -ins-;. ||,. enjoying ihc bualiiig and

•Sunday la-i wa* no; < many people xuppo-cd, : uplion, but by the eint-rs. Ratty w bo onnw-.d v , much to the surpri-e <>r Col. J. M. Duff, a well ing!on. Ky., I>aelii-'.„r ,. Stockton. Hr i- food and he is a gteal fa ,,,

One go**l ium .It-crvre anolher. When your suit i« delivered and it look* sell wc want you lo tel! vour friend* that Van Kc-el made it. Some omen love honor in men, other* worship beauty, ami not a few admire mauline*.-, some like hono-gv in him best and some adore hi* monev mak-

ing ii

Ktinci*, oilier* *

niigt charity, ig; each and

everyone ha-a dillc0.-iji leaning, hut ' Ihing they all agn-q, and that i* Of dressing well. Every worn- . , t*’. 10 »«* » man well groomed andcJotlKdi-wheu *he doesn't -he i* trial to Van Kt—'ci. ‘-Lit \ T’a-htngU* itreet. Repairing, cleaning, prr-ing.

TAX NOTICE

What Von Have Beer. Wallin An opportunity n> purchase anodrrn. up to dale, well located b .-wry term* Here It i„:

cvlrhrafcd M i H . tin- a( tinr wou tall *ud m iu’rr. H‘IT-re aad will i..krarrat • reie sbowiiia >on 'be *,ylr*

Wn. F. noKZCLL. 105 Perry St-

Tbefedl Csle. .No. 235 <V-esu Strfrt. the most elrgsntly sppoiotjd place of its nature in Cfcpr May. abd is tbe •to meet one* friend* Scblilz

J. Henry Edmund-, No. 5!2\Ya biugid street, is Cutnun-aioeer o' Deed* for New Jersey *nd Praa-ylvania, aod also Notary Paldu. 8 8-tf

Special Big Bay Shore Shrimp served at tbe Oeal Cafe, SV Ocean Street

ificent private dining room*.

Notice Lewi* T. Stevens is t ummixoieoer of Deeds for the Staten of Pennsylvania aad New Jersey, abo Notary Public, no Washington street.