CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD.

YOU II. NO. 3.

CAPE MAY, N. J„ FIUPAY, JULY 3, 1908

PRICE TWO CENTS

TOMORROW’S PROGRAM

The Plans Outlined by the Boaid of Trade

BIG STREET PARADE

The Gty Already Festooned Wilh Bunting lor Independence Day

BUPCfta BATHINQ Th« Watar ia at An Cwatlant Tamparatura Bathing la at lu height and the water la at an' excellent temperature. The popular bathing hour ia between eleven and one o'clock, while Uie aervanla bathe uaually in the a fieri between three and five o’clock. In the evening there la another hour (orbath* In* for men who go to the eitiee through the day and arrive on trains coming In at five and six o'clock. The person a ho bathes at Cape May is not required lo wall unUI the tide ia at a proper height, because the beach ia smooth and has a gradual decline into the ocean and the strand is a hard while sand, yrl elaitlc, and free from guileys and holes. Consequently at Cape Mar no hfe-iine is used suet is found at other resorts.

The people of Cape May « very enthusiastic over the ides of an arousing celebration of the “glorious Fourth of July.” Already W. E. Humphries, one of Philadelphia's decorators, U in the field, and has begun the decoration of the business and other leading ulnels, under the direction of the city Board of Trade. Already stretcher, of large flow ing flags intercepted by fan formed flags and knotted bunting are streaming in midair across our streets in such an attractive manner that It gives one good impression*. The dormant palrlolic feeling of ye days of yore isjUling the minds and hearts of our business men, so that many are beginning to deck and beautify their places of business in a roost attractive manner. This alone point* to the fact that our people are thoroughly determined lo make this Jbe greatest attempt of their lives and lo see to it that no resort along the coast shall outclass Cape May with a grand celebration. 1 he Cape May Yacht Club, under the direction of Chairman Gibbon of U»e regatta committee, are determined that their race on this great day shall he the greatest in the history of that noted club. The start will be made at Bchellenger's Landing at 2 P- m. and will be visible throughout the entire course of two anff one-half mHea. The base call game to be played on the diamond In the centre of the city by Cape May and DennisviHe will be no small feature of the afternoon’s pleasure. Thegsroewrill be called at (our o'clock. , . The morning will he largely taken up in song and speech making. These cxereiies will be held in the Savoy Carden Theatre, under canvas, at the comer of Beach avenue and How ard Ktreet (on the Stockton Hotel terrace.) The exerwees will begin 10 o'clock. Hon. Isaac T. MehoU W Bridgeton will make the speech of the day. E* Senator Nichols 'is an able speaker a wl will instruct as well as please bis hearers. There will be an abundant* of songs and choruses by live hundred trained voices. The singing will be under the direction of Sherman Sharp, the choirmaster of the First M. E.

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The parade will be no small part of the day’s program. The process!on will form at Broadway and Beach ave. and will start at 8 o’clock in the evening. The line of march will be up Beach ave. to Pittsburg ave.' to the beautiful Hotel Cape May, out Pittsburg ave to Washington st., through the business st. to place of beginning. The procession will be composed of aojo persona in line of march, composed of the city officials, secret organisations, and business association*, followed by many citizen, and Cold Bpring Council, Jr. Order Mechanics ami a number of visiting tribes of Red Men. These will be followed by a long line of beautifully arranged floats depicting historic events associated with old Cape Nay. The Cape May Band, under the leadership of William Porter, will be: la line of march and contain thirty : piece., the greatest aggregate of players which baa ever takes part In any Fourth of July parade at Cape May.; Mr. Porter has made special efforts in order to gat this large number of musician* together. Wheeioek’s Band of Oneida Indians will march in full la They will arrive to-mon There will he brilliant illuminations

Os* oT Oar oldest Th* jewelry •* on of Joseph 1 Ml Washington st., is one of U

AT LEAST HONORS WERE EVEN.

twirling his mustachs and looking

Quizzical until f*«s was In a

"What are you standing there for?"

inland Beach Land, Building and Impt. Co., to Clara L. Firth, ftu. Lot XI, section 10, plan of said Co. The Highland Beach lewd, Building and ImpL Co., to Charles . Crow* ther. 940. Lot SO, section SO, plan of Bald Company. Borough of West Cape May. LetlUa B. R. Hand at rlr to Thoms . Harper. 91800. Farm on west ds of Main Bayshore Hoad, containing 82 acres, mors or lesa Thornes B. Harper at ux to City of Cape May, 93800. Farm on west aide of Main Bayshore Road, containing 32 acres, more or less. Ceps May City. Emlen Phyelck to J. Harry Hughos >60. Lot lying in rear of Ldfay-

Aaron W. Hand et ux to Samuel F. Kldredge. 91, Premises on north east side of Perry 8L lot 10, plan or unea Mooney property. Samuel F. El dredge et ux to Lett tia B. Hand. 91. Same as last aoove deed. illam Joyce Sewell-et a to to Elisabeth Sharp. 91. Confirmation deed for lot 82, on plan of Sewell cottage lots, on north aide of Grant BL

"Well, I am wondering," he said, slowly; "whom are you going to marry, since you won’t marry me?" "It’s none of your business." she’

flamed angrily.

"Oh, yes. It to." ha drawled. "At any rata. Pm interested. ' I shouldn't Ilka you to marry a fellow I didn’t think wen of. you know, since I came near marrying you myself." U seemed to her that she would faint with indignation. "Ton never cams near marrying me," she st length managed to gasp. “I didn’t think even of marrying you, end as to whom I do marry, you bars nothing to do with 1L I shall marry anybody I please! " "That’s Just it." ba returned, thoughtfully; "suppose you don’t please anybody?" -Then there was ~t to her hut raving bye-

FISH A FRIEND OF HUMANITY.

It beioncs to a family of eantvocv on*, of flesh-eating, flab which to frequently found in the temperate and tropic sons, and usually la shallow

water.

Very small in size, being only about Itt or two laches In length. It has, in the male, yellow and btock-strtped fins, while the eye to of a bright blue. The fins during certain see sons of the year acqulra great brilliancy.—London An-

floating on the sunlit water, with gulls swarming about it like great flies. "Sometime* it to washed ashore. Ton study it from the Promenade des Anglato—cabbage tope, bottle-wrap-skias. lemon i of vegetable

refuse.

"And day by day men patrol the shore, selecting TRua the garbage all the orange skin*, which they thrust into large burlap begs. "Will you have the Nice or the Otos-

sklns. soft grain o

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ARE COMING ALONG

Lunches at all kinds at Arnold’s

SL Patara-by-the-Sea, Caps May Point The following clergymen are

13—Rer. Edw. _ Panto, Philadelphia. . 19—Rer. Geo. J. O. Kromer, Assistant of 8L Michaels

9—Rev. G. Wharton McMil-

23—Rev. William H. Oraft. Memorial Church of the Holy Comforter, Philadelphia. 30—Bev. G. Livingston, Bishop BL Barnadas, Mantua, N.

The Security Trust Company to always glad lo see you, and ever randy lo lend a helping hand. OF SPLENDID REPUTATION The Hotel Lafayette One of the Beet

A hotel with s splendid reputation as not only being one of the best st Cape May, but to be brand anywhere along the coest, is the Hotel Lafhyette, which Is under the capable maaient of Col. John Tracy, who to ywner of the hotel and who has been it* manager tor nearly twenty years. Col. Tracy one of the solid business men who manage hotel prop ertlea and has had a varied experience in the business which eSables him to please the patrons of the house and give them the service they

Hotel Lafayette and has continued to be indeuttfled with Cape May ever since. The Colonel’s interest In Cape May not only centers In tha fact that he to a business man here but be to

pays taxes. He always takes an live Interest in any movement which will tend to advertise Caps May as tort, and to Induce the peopl ‘

going to be directly benefltted ot not. He has always been liberal In hie donations to pub"e enterprises. PIG AND SHEEP NOTES. Lousy boss and thrifty hogs are Give the ewes and tombs a dry shed at night and a sunny spot in the

day.

Do not run the sheep on tost year's year. This to tha safest

AT THE fHOTELS

People Who Registered Yester day

Cape May is the Mecca of Visitor* From all Over The Unfair Stales

Stockton. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hyneman. Atlantic City—Mr. and Mrs. aJck Moore. . Cheater, Pa.—Mtas Henrietta M. Sweeney. Wyncote, Pa.—Mr. and Mrs. Parse. Lafayette. Philadelphia—Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stevens, Miss M. B. Doyle, Mias C. E. Shoemaker, Mr. and Mrs. Percy W. Jones. Harold Jones. Dover. Dei.—C. J. Perkins. Herkersburg, W. Va.—H. Halstead Harker. The Elberon Philadelphia—M. L Hopkins, E. a C. Hopkins. Capital Philadelphia—Frank McAvoy. R Buche. E. J. Warner, Harry W. Beach Maurice Granlich. John McGregor, Dr. E. Miller M Weis. Turine Nabe, Egbert Nabe. CtndnnaU—Frank Strid. — ~ Parley.

The Virginia P‘-''»dc'->hIs—Mrs. Charles M. Mo u Miss Frauds 8. Watson, wjlRam 'aieua. Jr. —^ Carroll Villa Philadelphia—George W. Ble, Miss A. B. Bto.

Washington—Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Harrisburg. Pa—Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Moon. Riverton, N. J—Mr. and Mrs. 8. . Daniels. Miss Daniel*. Miss Ger-

PhlladelphU—John Kievan, 8. A. lossllem. Kilmarnock, Va.—J. H. Brent. Wyoming. New York—Leon Gordobon. WU 11am O. Kranshaar. J. A Header, Andrew Haeeler.

One good work horse, one open wagon, a double set of working harness. Apply “L” Hhrald office, 814 Wash-

ington street.

Oa Their Honey Moon Mr Met. BaUy, of PhoenixriUe, Pa. and Miss Linds Rsyser, of Koytnford, Pa.—Ofal beg pardon, we should hare said Mr. and Mrs. Met. Bailey, for they hare jaU bean married, and were here on their boosy-moon tost week. Met. is a former Cape May boy, and still roof the old time salt about

him for the style la which he handled

oars when ha headed for Mattie's, the wind northeast too, with hi* lovely bride comfortably seated on the after, thwart of a dandy row-boat, r denoted that he bad not forgotten any of the art of handling the ash. What were they going ap Mattie's for? Why, Mat-said be remembered « place that used to bs full of crabs whyn ba was s boy, so ha thought be would try his Inch then, and what be and Mrs. Balky

One large BL Louis Touring Car, 1907 model, eomplete with cape top, 1y painted, In

Price at No J. if

BUMMER SCHOOL TEACHERS First of the Instructors Hava Arri-

Among the members of the faculty of the Bummer School to arrive arc Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Sensor and Miss Charlotte Hardener. Mtoa Herckm-r was not with the school last year. H*r specialty will he the teaching of Industrial work in the grades. Most of her efforts being devotod to the first four glides. The other members of the faculty will come to-day and to-morrow, all reaching here uy Saturday for tbs first faculty meetlntTha High School building nas been placed in splendid shape, thanks to

All mixed drinks made and served in the best of style at Arnold's Cafe. U

The Best Job Printing The best job printing done In Cape Mgy is done at the office of the Cara May Hjekald No. 814 Washington streeL We have the latest designs in type and speed and facility for promptly executing the work, and u to a pleasure With us to do satisfactory printing for the people of Cape May. Our charges are seasonable and the work to delivered promptly.

Tbs deposits of the Security Tru»i Company are oonslantiy increasing; if the management was not good conservative, this would not be so.

Fourth of July Notice On Saturday, the 4lh day of July, the Cape May Grain and Coal Co. wii, close their place of business at 2 p. m. sharp.

TFlos to Wildwood The motor power yachts Rae K, and Gertrude which have been a great eonenoe to Lhoee desiring * pleasure or-business tnp between Cape May and Wildwood. These two yaohu have been thoroughly overhauled and will be in better trim to make their scheduled time and with more trips i previous yean. They staneo on their summer schedule last Thursday.

Ware's Pharmacy specialties soda water, ice cream with crushed traits sundas, Hires* root beer, orangeade, ginger ale, etc., wilt shared Ice. Wa

To avoid losing money by lire an burglary, deposit it in the Security Trust Company.

Keep Coot

Incur comfortably and easy-fitting Ught-weight garments that we ta%i beyond comparison In style and flt. >r the younger set a swagger air Imparted by an artful dash of New Yorkishnees here and there. For the men of sober taste, simplicity without severity, fashion without

Our prices are dasy of reach. Edward Van Kessel, 424 Washington sL Both ’phonos.

Are now completed and same turned

’ over to the Oily. Charles A. Swain of 3QM7,Jackson sL has Just received a Urge supply of ice coolers from two

lo ten gallons, whereby the can now get their W and leal

our new water supply. Buy your water cooler fngn Mr. Swain and be

A REPLY ON BASEBALL What Anothar Cotugsr Thinks of tha Gams. Editor Cape May Herald:— in the Weduesday issue of the CAPE MAY HERALD 1 noticed _ comuiunicsUou from one of your readers exhalUng and praising the greet American game of baseball to sncti an extent Ural hla enUiuataam nearly carried aim awfcy. Uf comae the game on last Saturday ahowed the splendid calibre ol the Cape May leamootn aa gentlemen anjd as •ball players, but how vivid your readers Imagination mnai nave been to aee the oali whix b> ora porch on the corner of Jefferson SL, and Reach Ave., only three ami one naif square* away. Why, if it were not for the integrity and uprlgnteouaneaa of the man, onecoulu almost imagine ho patronized the convenient bar room mentioned In hi*

waa made oi dozen* of alop and aah wagons Unin* the fences of the bail field. Thla also seems s slight strain on the imagi nation as long aa there are hardly one doxen in aU of both kinds o. des, in Cape May and these only cot met at 2 or 3 a. m., at which time even the wonderful "Casey’' of poetic fame, could hardly aee lo 1' throe and one half square drive. * Of course Cape May's good nanu •* aadily 1mpared by the fact tha. the one ball game per week la piayeu in her very heart, out if this be tru* whole country is a howling beu of > erodeu* conduce becaus. sad to relate, every city or town o. any size has out or two large base o«ul parka In lu most densiy populs

In Closing, I would like to say t! instead of criticising the Board i‘rade it would be more fitting mcourage and thank them for tbeb -•irort* to increase the vain* of Cap. May property and making it a re Jort for good healthy-minded cUlsens

A Cottager.

Post card*, every style, Cape M»j views, birthday canto, funny canto, .rom one coot to fifty cenu each. Ware’s Pharmacy, Ocean st. and Columbia ave.

Valet Bervloc Ladles' and men's tailoring. Have your clothes cleaned and pressed while ,ou are asleep. Afternoon or night ring for bell boy or call. Clothing rolled for and delivered same day free yf charge. Roth 'phones. Edward Van Kessel, 424 Washington st. Kirsuctaas Tailoring In todies' and men's costumes of the latest cut to ourspecialiy. We also do mouring and pressing in workmanlike * ay. Hotel and cottage patronage so.ietied. diaries Rsherer, Washington and Decatur sis.

A Narrow Escape The little mix year old daughter ol -Jfe Guard, Georg? Holden, while rossln* the street at the comer ol .•aahlngton and Decatur streets, at 0 o'clock yesterday morning.rusheo rat into the way of a delivery wagon yf Mecrmy's Central Market and be .ore the driver could stop was into. The Uttie girl waa carried 0 the drug store of Dr. Marcy ana •t was found that she had sustained 1 bad cut on the upper part of oac

Look! Look! Specials for the ladies rod the fastidious at Ware's Pharmacy, Ocean sL and Colombia ave.

The original Ping Pong Studio, to raw opened in Ita new and large juarters at the Iron Pier, and will •take a specialty of Ping Pong Photos, nst Cards and Bouviner Post Canto, tf. W.T. Renpach.

Salt waterlaffy, Fralinger *8, Atlantic Hty, fresh daily. Ware's Pharmacy, Jrean street and Columbia avenue.

Grand Opening

The new confectionery store of Thomas WUtbank, at 40? Waa Htreet, was opened to the public Saturday, the 27th ulL with a Joe of fine goods made of pure goods J ruler the protection of the Pure Food Law, and manufactured under to own supervision. This is entirely a new store and new factory and all goods will be perfecUy-Tresh. having been made In the Ustfew days. 6 r. W1UhaA him lia-htinw

CONCERNING THE PEOPLE

Cottage Families Are Coming To Cape May

PERSONAL MENTION

The Events ol the Week Told in Brid Paragraphs—Home People and Visitors Miss Mae DnBois of Clayton, New Jersey, witnessed the wedding ceremony of her fnend Mis* Elis Gofl Bosh. Miss DnBois to s charming young tody and of s fine pertonality. This was her first visit to the seashore and she was highly delighted with Cape May. Pointer Joseph Stiles has just finish, ed the painting of H. B. Ware's resident and fencing on W ishington st. D. M. Harm and dangbter Mrs. Edith Opdyke of Philadelphia are among the new guests booked at the Stockton. •A R Hams of Philadelphia it now sritb Dr. Ware’s Philadelphia Pharmacy. He to stopping at the Deyon. John C Brous, a prominent real estate operator of Philadelphia, is oocopying the cottage at No. 1010 Washington sL lor the summer. Alderman Francis K. Duke was s visitor to Atlantic City over Saturday, Sunday and Monday. He visited his son John Dnke st that resort. Charles Cox. Jr., of Bridgeton, and s Undent of t .e University of Pennsylvania, to visiting bis sister Mrs. Ernest M. Lloyd ol this city. Mr. and Mrs. Maakel Ware of North sL have gone to Trenton and will pass the snmmer wilh their son-ln-lsw and laughter Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rose. Joseph B. Hughes, Jr., of this city -is* secured the contract for painting •he new First National Bank budding at Tuck shoe, and also for the painting if the new Upper Township High School oadding at Tuckaboe. Mr. Hoghes has •rad wide experience in the painting line and his work is a constant recommendation for him. Captain and Mrs. Josiah Falkinburg uave been spending some time at Atlantic City as goeiu of their son and Janghter-in-tow Mr. and Mrs. Samuel d. FaJkinharg. Mrs Anns 6. Heed has opened her cottage at No. 613 Lafayette sL for the

John Hand, son of Mr. and Mrs. dairy Band, has returned home (rom State College, Pennsylvania, from which institution he was graduated last week with high honors. John has been a tiodious young man and a brilliant lot are ha* been predicted for him. Dr. Joseph S. Garrison of Baltimore u visiting his mother, Mrs. 8anh Garrison, at her home on Decatur sL Commodore and Mr*. J. Oiflord Wilton are entertaining at their cottage on Jeflerson sL Col. and Mra. Lewis E. BeiUer of Philadelphia. Tbomaa J. Taah and family of West Philadelphia arrived recently and will again occupy the ScheUenger cottage jo Washington sL Misses Caroline and Josephine Fox of Philadelphia have am red st Carroll Villa for the summer. Hon. Joshua E. Borton, Stata Director of Railroads of New Jersey, and President of the Security Treat Company, our local banking institution, has oven visiting Cape May this week, look.ng after the Cape May branch of the institution. Mr. Borton to one of the

New Jersey, and under his presidency the Sec only Trust Company has advanced mightily. x Judge M. Campbell, ot Philadelphia. 4i again a guest at the Hotel Lafay--rtteJUs old snmmer stopping place. Mr. and Mn. William H. BUI. ot Philadelphia, were over Sunday goesta jt Mr. Cnd Mra J. W. Moorehead. ot nghaa BL Mra John Valentine Scott, wife of « owner of the Belie view Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, to a guest of the Hotel Cape May fur a few days. General and Mr. M. Hamand Mtoa Amy Todd, ot i‘essay!vanla. are gusts at tha New Hotel Cape May (or an extended sen-