ft

Cape May Daily Herald

VOL. I. NO. 46

CAPE MAY, N. J., MONDAY AUGUST j6, 1907.

The Only Daily Morning Newspaper Published at Cape May.

Subscription—$1.00 I’m Season

BRILLIANT OCCASION

Children's Carnival at Conpess Hall a Success

SATURDAY EVENING Large Dining Room Crowdai to the Door*—The Event ol the Season

The Paul Jones cotillion, subscription dance and children's carnival at (Araaresi, Hall .Saturdayevening, under Uie direction of lhat evar popular dancing master, Luden O. t nrpen'.ef, was a grand success In every particular. The large dining room was used and never presented a mire beautiful sight, when the hundreds of children entered in the grand tmdiiphal march, led Mias CoraJshTelda and Master Thomas Miller. They turned in and out In difficult evolutions, the scene reminding one of fairyland as thair tiny feet kepi time to the sweet strain* of the excellent orchestra specially engaged from Philadelphia for this occasion. They all e^yed the well-arranged prag ram me, particularly the parents and friends of the children who crowd ed the spacious dining hall and gased with delight upon their merriment. Tba musical chain, Paul Jones and the gartand dances caused great pleas' tire and gave all lots of fun. Twtxteps, wallses, contra daoaes, a Virginia reel and other features wen indulged in and gave pleasure to alt The latter part of the evening the adults look possession of the floor and

g until the wee (g Of thg pitasr of the lovely

toiletta, the gallant beaux and belle* departed much pleased with the even fag's fcsttviUas. . flaggnliilalism are due Mias K. Hatpin for her untiring efforts in re-

Hall.

Mrs. Martha Ann Lee, wife of Alfonso D. Lee, aged 74 years, died Saturday morning at *«» o'clock at hei hoRia in West Cape May. The funeral wrlll occur this afternoon at 1 o'clock-from h#r late raridence. Rev. James (turns will oondnet the services. Mrs- Lee had been 11) for severe weeks. She is survived by three daughters,Mrs.Charles W. Richardson, Mrs. Charles Cinder and Mm. Km. Barnett.

Bids for painting Lower Township boose, on outside, two coats, and glazing windows, nils to ha sot up, to he painted white, trimmings to correspond, Lnses’ best while load to be used and bed of Ml. Bids will be re-

-•rived by the committee up to8o'clock ‘es'b

p. m. Hept. 4,1907, at which time and place committee will meet and open name. -For farther information Inquire

LAFAYETTE CONCERT Program Arrange*! |t>r Hoadsj Krcn lag I t That Popular Hotrt The following is the programme of the concert w hich was given ' lug *1 the Hotel Lafayette: Overturn Raymond Thomas a Serenade, Sob ubert , b I Would That My Love

Mendelsohn

Gems from Carmen _ Bizet Ave M ria Gounard Rhapsodic Hongruiae Jfo. ‘2 Piszt Echoes frorq ibo Mptfopolilan Opera Houae- ' Tobanl s Melody, Heimweh

J ungmann

b Menuet 1‘aderwaki TheXhunlpotanm Schubert Selection Marlh* Floton It was list coed to by a large aasembiage of hotel patron* Prof-Zimmerman ’» concert last evening at the Stockton was tmimed to by great concourse of cottagers and hotel guest* who were in the lobby and the piazza*. The program was: Grand March Religiose Zimmermann Overture, TurancAt Lgchner (Schiller's Tragedy) Suite, The King’s Hal Maaque Hendix a. The liervixhet b. Blue Beard and Fatima c. Hindoo Pries:* d. The Coitxack* Echoes from the Metropolitan Opria Serenade, It alien Czibuika Idyl, Smllej and Caresses Bendix Selections, “Carmen" Bizet Spanish Dances Maszkowsky Overture, Raymond Thomi Introduction and Chorus, Lohengrin

Chas. C. Reeves, Clerk.

Appeal fo. Bathing Hull* Guests leaving hotels and having bathing suiu that they do not care to t _Oakc home with them', will confer a 'grealTavor if same are left at comer of Beach avenue and Jackson *ti%*t,“Tbe Hedgea," for the benefit of the Sea Si<M Home, at Cape May Point. Met. Km. King, Proaidenu

, like

pie, especially “the kind that mother makes," and when It comes to good pie, there is one young man, an elsctririaa, who says that eating good pie ia his “specially", and he states that without s doubt Charlro A. Swain,*16-

THE BROWNIES How Two Preiiy Utilswiid a Launch

Honor the THU

It is a study of Brow n, therefore one finds himself in a "Brown study when contemplating this particular subject of Uie Brownies. It is a cheerful study—because every' feature of It i> a pleasant one. First, there is cue of the prettiest, wsiest of Ullte power boats In the Cape May waters about the famous old "8ktl‘ link’s'' Landing,'-ow ned by Mm. Elizabelh Brown of North Broad street, Philadelphia. It was a happy thought which gave to the UtUe pleasure craft the name “ffroWnie " Second—there are the two really charming daughters Miss Alicia Brown and Miss Elizabeth or “Baade” Brown, who, with their devoted imiKher, so frequently enjoy the delights and the healthfulnes* of the little cruises afforded them. Third e cannot fail to have the fresh, highly tinted coloring upon the brow ned cheeks of Ihe fair occupants^ gained, partly in the sounds, partly upon the strand at bathing time. Tbe young ladies are immensely i*>i>ular in all Cape Mgy’s most fashiBnable summer circles, and are great faorites at leading hotel functions. The family is spending the entire umraer at the Hotel Windsor.

Wat

ELLIS S. ABRAMS DEAD

iaed by Appeodic-Uls Yes

lerday Morning

Ellis a Abrams, one of the best know n of the younger members of the Philadelphia bar, and well known at Cape May, died suddenly of appendicitis in the Philadelphia hospital yesterday morning at six o'clock. H is death w aa a severe shock to his many friends here. He waa taken ill ere and on the advice of hi* local phycian went to the PhiladelHasp) - d last Monday morning. W He was about 36 year* of age. He is survived by a widow, who was formerly Mias Bailie R. Ooben, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Cohen, of No. 208 Ocean street, Cape May. Three chilalso survive the bereaved father.

W« bra to ranaome the arrival of lb* or’rbrated M. * H-. Ilna of ftor woolens for fall and winter, l»07O* and will lake areal glossurr la skowingjon' ‘ —'

PERSONAL MELANGE

Summer Visitors i» Plenty About tbe Resort

GOSSIP OF LOBBIES

What is Going on in the Cottage Colony-Many Interesting Chattering* Misa Etta Gregory and. Mi** Mazie Le Jainbre start today for The Jamestown Exposition to remain during the

week.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hone of Newark are guests of Mrs. Rose's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maskel Ware. Of queenly form,handsome and stylih, with an ease and grace Of manner which abound* with the riches of intellectual pojsr, Min Marguerite O'Nriil holds the admiration of s'.l 8 tookton guests, w here, with her mother she is passing the summer. Baltimore has the honor of their residence. A dark-eyed beauty from the Quaker City hold a high place, among the host of pretty summer girl* passing the entire summer.here is Miss Efbpi Ancker. Naturally of dark complexion, she has studiously courted the assistance of “old Sdl" In brightening the brilliancy of the coloring of her cheeks to the point of becoming a strand (tfguty-, A. Doreka of Oakland, Cgl., a prominent manager of the Atlantic and Gulf Coast Dredging Co., which company 1* dredging part of ihe new Cape May harbor, is s guest at tbe.Columbia. After looking ov»r the •unpgny’s dredges here he will go to a point in East Afrilook after work being done there.

ARBOR TEAM IS BEATEN

Tbe Cape May Ball Aggregation Have ‘ Pie” Saturday A SCORE OF 8 TO 3

Interesl Lags Alter Cape May Makes Runs in Firsl Four Innings -v and Arbor None

The Arbor Athletic Club team, of Philadelphia, which earlier in the sea son bad defeated Cape May, cam* dow n to the shore un Katunlay expecting to repeat their dose, but met with an Improved team, as they found out i soon as the game started. Tlie Cape May boys played around tbe visitoni, and scored six ruOs In the first four innings, while Uie visitors pould not get a man across home piste,' In the seventh the visitors got their first (wo runs, but the home team did tbe same, so a* to keep well enough bead. The score:

MUSIC4LE A SUCCESS

Polat For It

- Beaeflt ol

The beautiful drawing-room of the White Houae", at Cape May Point, w as tilled to overflowing with an appreciative audience of' seaside sojoumi Saturday evening, tbe occasion being a musicale for Uie benefit of the Beadle Memorial Church. The attractive surrounding*, the congenial company and tbe unusual array at tglcnt the program combined to i affair the most successful of Its kind .er given at the Point. The feature of the program wi remarkable performance of Mr. Walter Simms, of Philadelphia, the famous baqjo soloist. His original v e theme of “My Old Kentucky Home” received rounds of enthusiastic

applause.

Mias Ethel McAskie gave an unusually thoughtful and artistic interprets lion of several scenes from "The Little Minister" in monologue form. Her work was greaUy appreciated, as was that of Miss Edyth Morrow, who added materially to the attraeUvenros ol the program with several rodtationA Other musical numbers were Atnbuted by Miss Fanonda Lorenoe, soprano; Mr. Clyde O. De Land, pianist; Mr. Jsmoi 'll. Yeandey, mandolinist; and Mist Enid Holden and Mr. Sigmund G. Spaeth, violinists.

Tbe Weekly Herald Before going home, leave jour sub scrtpUon for Uie Cape May Wkxklt Herald, which is published every Thursday and mailed to any address in Uie United i&Atea for one dollar per yesr In advance. The paper consist* of eight pages and is the only paper printed In Cape May giving -all tbe local news as well asXUie news from rarioits places throughout the y. It keeps up mils the p of events at Cape May and gl impartial reports of all mailers before the public. It is the only paper in Cape May not owned and published in the interest of a particular enter-

prize or for tbe ad' set of _

by mail or leave it at the

Washington street.

Hausen, If Kuhn, cf J. Hoofer** Ferstch, lb Hand, rf

Curry,

Sullivan, 6b

Doak.c

Cuyer, c '

Jones,*p

10 12 0

0 0 6 2

0 0 8 2 1 0 0 0 6 0

THE HOTEL ARRIVALS

Those Who Are Registered at Tbe Old Resort

PEOPLE OF NOTE

Name* Mentioned oi Those Whc Come and Go From Our Holds

TotaU 8 T I

ARBOR A. C.

M. Stern, as 0 0 Mc-Shca. If 1 0 Berg, e 10 H. Stern, lb 1 2 Stevenson, cf 0 0 Rsuth.Sb 0 0 McDonald, rf 0 1 Smith, p 0 t Donally,2b 0 0 .

Totals

8 4 24 7 2

Cape May 12120020 x—8 Arbor 00000021 0-3 Left on basas, Cape May 7, Arbor 6. Earned runs, Cape May 2, Arbor 1. Two-base hit, McDonald. Three base hits, Curry. Hama rim, -Warner. Sacriflee hits, Booger, Ferstch, Doak. Doable play, Booger to Sullivan. Struck out, by Warner 6, by Jones 1,

by Smith 2.

Umpire, Nichols.

Patronise Advertisers.

Patronize tbe mao who sd Tertises Bemember that this man is taking ail this trouble tc present bis goods to yon Ur gives you special prices and bring* tbe goods virtually to Tour door through newspaper In order to.ssre you the Ineonveoieooe ot looking in all the store* for what you waul. Hr is a benefit the cocnmunity for without him Uie newspapers could not run sod in baying from him you are doing a good thing for the town you lire in. Buy ol the advertiser*. They are tbe up-to-date

and wide awake men

Are.

Frost—Don't yhu yearn for an sir•hip? Snow—No. They're of no earthly it-Harper's Weekly. Soma Kind. *T say. that there city feller In always lying around somewhere." “Well, you know. Jake, he's a law-

rlfe Philadelphia—Dr J Arthur Porter, R A 'arrett and wife, L K Barrett, R N. Barrett, T R Pierpont, E R Carver. E R Carver, BenJ F James, Richard Thompson, Mias ti McGinlcy, J B, de Haven, Jules Mori, Mix* A J Kean, Mi** Elizabeth Kean, Geo M Kelibler, Jos 8 Vetterleln, J 8 Bancroft and lady. Washington-Mrs J C McFarland Holyoke, Mass—Arthur T Cahill Wilmington—Harlan 8ooU Cincinnati—lx>uia Johnson Camden-M K Mivot Baltimore—Charles il Carey, H V\ levering, Harruou Brent Pittsburg—H D Westfall, K B Pope, M B Richardson, Robert J Coyle, Jr, A Burn* New York—R,A Pemnaun Bridgelon—Hob! Minch CaUfoflllt-F H G^flUh Lansdown-—Franklin J Ho** • lie

lAps terra Overbrook—M P Qunin and wile, Lucy Bhaw, Edith Shaw Wilmington—J R Bailey,-Willian TBudd Burlington—Mrs 8 W Sample, P S Slyer* and^-ilc Philadelphia— J H Barwley, W Bowux, Gee J Hyiop, Frances B Biddle, Moncure Biddle, Miss Annie Biddle. Ben Sloan, EC Cortell and wife, Mis* M*rUn Cortoll, J H Eastwtek.L M Bailey, WmA Mills, Ella Edward, John B Mencke ^ Reading—& E Hegel and wife gg Baltimore—Dr and Mr* Rowan, Jo E Doitnelly Harrisburg—Chas S Lingle Beverly—Robert M Parker and wifi Philadelphia—*- Ignatius F Daily, Francis 3C Dally, R Harold MeZulde Mrs. J Ryan and wife, Mre D FUu, Miss Mom A Daily, Mr* OA Prickelt Mis# Auge, L V Carpenter, John C Hinkle and wife, Miae Clara Gilman, Louis K CTsffy, Fiances A Stevens Vineland—Be v C M Perkins and wife Lancaster—James L Brown, Jr Haddonfield—John W Weateott Baltimore—HC McJelton Washington—Waller W Talcott

iff ALFOXTK Philadelphia—Horace C Obdyke, Burritt Mills, Geo T Gwillim, Binney Brinton, Miss E D Canlmer, J M Crawford, Geo G Albeck, D M Harris, Albert J Golden, Mr* Golden, G B Kirk bride, Mrs T A Fox Chester—K S Parson Trenton-Mr* L J Bigelow ALMS* Philadelphia—K Webb and family John Carroll, E C Cortheli and wife Mis* M Cortheli, Arthur Wyatt and wife, Mr Frankfuter and wife, Chas 8 Evadk and family t Port Norris—Howard Sock well and

wife

Coalxville—Andrew S Allen PilUburg—W 8 Lyttle viaoniA Phlladeli>hla-James Tate and wife Albert P Dawson, J It Bartlett, Mis* Frankford, Henry N Goldsmith, H E Baton, J A KIctiard*on, J T Dingee New York—Ellis D Thompson, J P Church Bewickley—Charles McKnight, W N Keen and wife on*liocken—Alan W Jones ’

FORTY-TWO AT SCOTCH Uwis C. Baker Makes Lo.esl Medal Play Score

Col lings wood—Mrs Roland Hill and daughter Wilmington — Frank Rupert and wife, Eleanor Rupert,' MaigarelU Rupert Baltimore—Camilla F Henkle Reading—Paul A Rich Philadelphia—Ben Sloan, Arthur W Jones, W S Nice, J A Castor, L Meleck, E K Bolton, Chas A Schwab Swarthmora—William Waller Germantown—A E Brecht and wifi Newark—J H Ely, James E Howell

Oakland, Cal—A Duka New York—W E Emerson, Mr. G Kahn, A Ahrens, 3d, Jo* Lirio, Thus Lilly - Philadelphia—Min Mary K Baklan tyne, E W Watson and wife. Mis* Harriet Watson, Miss Edith Watson, H J Bergman, Enos F Mohr, Charles C McCormick and wife, David H 8 McCormick, O M McCormick, Ethel M Browne,Bessie Browne,A R Young, Geo S McGongle, John F McGongle, John F McGongle, C M Fumey, Edna

Philadelphia—David T Hart, and child, A Chutes, S H Thompson, Harry Rtuemhal, LouU Kohn, John C Rindlamb Wilmington—I>av Id O SneHenherg BAI.TIMOBS IK* Washington—Gouverneur Hors Philadclpia—Wm Clarke Mason Wilmington—F Lansford and wife Richmond—T Garnett Tabb COLOXIAL Wilmington—E Slont Philadelphia—Horace Mather Lyppincott, Kiiencer P Hazaron, Henry D Oluer, Jr, and wife, R M Stokes, W R Webster, Jos Craig Fox, J A 81 veil and wife, W W Twining, David Stems arid w-jfif Germantown—Clarence C Bunion Brooklyn—Clarence Huey and wife New York—H W Hei** and wife London—I H Tymmbers, W W Stewart

BIGGEST PLAY MADE

Roull ol Various Contests on Coll Links on Saturday Ahemoon— Tie on Tournament

a* Keystone' •« minute coi

meMiaut*Talk; Three Minute lUt.

rriepbooe Company KitiversAtioo at a three min

This is an Imgprtant matter u person* nsing tbe long distance upoi bostness matters. The Keystone Tele me has the leading telephone service h

«May.

Best Advertising Medium The Herald is a good advertiaiDr indium. On Saturday a lady lost package. She advertised iu tbe Herald on Monday, and tbe finder uw adrer " returned tbe goods to the ownei If you lose anything advertise tbe fact the Herald.

. , deliveries to be made during Fall and Winter. Apply to Salem Glass Works, Salem. N. J. July 28, >07. tf P. K. Church or the Advent At tbe P. E. Church of the Adraoi Lafayette street, between Decatur Jackson streets, tbe parish and all-yeai sfatftcb. the eervloes on Sunday will be: Holy Comtnuttioa, 7.S0 a. * m.; Morn lap and celeb ration, 10.* Snodsy-vchool, S p. prayer and sermon. 8 p. m.

The CeeU Gale. No. 906 Oceeu street, is tbe most elegantly appointed place of iu nature in Cape May, and ia the place to meet ones triend*. Sc served.

Notice J. Henry Edmonds, No. 6UWa*hJofton street, U Commissioner of Deed* for New Jersey end Pennsylvania, and also Notary Public. 64

Services at the First M.jE. Church next Sunday will baesfolior istor. Rev. Jams

Special Big Bay Shove Shrimp served at tbe Oectl Cafe, 906 Ocean Street Magnificent private dining rooms.

-^SQBSCr

Forty-two player* came out for the Scotch foursome Saturday afternoon making the biggwt event of the kind held this season. The tint place resulted in a tie between Rev. H. H W right, of Bala, and hi* parishioner, Lewi* C. Baker, and Pslwin F. Cook and Thomas H. Dafado, l»th leutu* having net *coro< of 74. The scores: Hdcp Cram Net E. F. Cook and T. 8. Oando 9 83 74 ’. H. B. Wright and M. C. Baker 12 Mi 84 Llwellyn 8mith and A. Robertson * 12 Mi M G. E. Wencher and W. H, Hepburn 6 tC - 82 T. Hgll and C. L. Matthew* 6 87 82 Geo. O. Buddard* and W Malien 6 82 77 E. C. Kutseliman and Beuiuel Bb-pluun 7 Mi »S John 1. Rodger*, J r. and Judge J.M. K. Hildreth 5 63 78 F. H. Mos* and W. 8. l*erot . 8 100 «i2 F. K. HUphmn and K. W. Harvey 1 78 77 F. G. Grave* and C. M. Parr 4 82 78 E. 4. Durbin and T. W. East wick * 6 84 7» 8. F. Deacon and W. F. Darby * 4 M 90 W.H.Hull and J.Pugh 11 89 78 F. W. Johnson' and W. L. Bear re It ' 7 87 so J. P. Langley and J. W. Luca* 5 81 76 H. M. JuKti and Bamuel Daniel*. T. B. Damn* and It. Norris Williams, J. Potter and W. H. Cookman, Nelson and Grave* and I*. R. Perkins.and Dr. F. A. Craig and Whittan Evans

withdrew. *

» Sprl

> itckH*

Army ot vh* Kepublu al B*n \. V.. Septemhei 8 to 14. ranis RMhos.1 «ilk*ril esc

to SwVstoiEo sprlua* from all rtaiiuoson reiuralua to lr*ve Saratoga apruuc* S*p-

‘ <rr 8 to 17. at reduced rotes. Stop at New York. PbiladripbU. Balti-

and Washington, will be grained on

ticket* reading via those cities.

Tickets via New York will be honored y Hudson River Boat lines between New

ork and Albany or Troy-

By deposit Of ticket with Special Agent at Saratoga Spring* and tba payment of ll.UJ an extension of the return limit to

October 6 may be obtained.

For full Information regarding stop, revs, rates of fare, condition* ot tickets id train service consult Ticket Agents.

u Have Been Waiting For _ a Strictly to date, well located botnt on easy terms. Hare It is: Close to the ocean having twelve rooms. Urge cement baeement. new hot pUnt in zoetient shape. Fine system of elect* Ic iifb ing and gas throughout th» boose. Moat d.slrsble cottage for renting po.posss always brings good reals. Onl/ a small amount of cash nrocsaarT to bar It. Pnssiisplot^jtWeo Immediately.

Full m

Gaps May’. N. J

TAX NOTICE

Cape May. August 17. IW7.

Sd remaining unpaid on July first. 1807. the Ad ran lard IVlifqnaot List wtl! first apjmr in the Cape May paper* on Sept. 16

tt date. To avoid the c

I pabitaMi at Aid be made bv Sept. 8. It Sou NKKbua, Collector.

Look every * here if you have the Umv Examine critically as to quality and price Use your judgment we1 be satisfied so will you

• " Hay, sad is the

MaariRiliawMkkaaMwfiMM Areas w hiss hr hanv.^y M trip. Bdw tkfe talhitma. t V Ma Brea pkaaaa