KKALLEtT HOUSE ON LAMM LOT.

Chlc«»vi—Tb* imallMl and oddrat abod» ilia( oeraplv* a wboir buUdlns k>t In all Chicaxo may bo found at 1MM Calhoun av.mur. South UmHdb. Thta atructure haa Hat bean <xm> Vi.'t'Hl by Mr. and Mra laaac Trow, who at an advanced aga are Urtaa the happleet kind of Ufa In the one and ooly home they ever have been able

to call their own.

Originally the upper part of the at rue Ui re waa the cab of a photograph car that had been rolled through the

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iCottagnra vhoaa aamaa are c ted will plaaaa caU at or notify The Herald. No. (11 Waahlagton Street, and their namaa wtfl he property In-

Made from a Photograph Car.

country and which' had made atanda tn half the state* of the onion. The Trows bought the car on wheels for l*o. They rolled It into a corner of a big coal yard and lived la U for two years. Then the husband, who la tn tha employ of the Illinois Steal Company. bought a lot on Calhoun avenue. Tha vehicle waa hauled out of the coal yard and backed In on the big lot. There the body of the car was Jacked op about all feet and a new story built under It The original entrance' la still accessible, made so by constructing n stairway to what la now the second story. In this little building Mr. and Mra. Trow hare cast to the winds all custom a* to Interior arrangements The «r»t room Is tb* kitchen, the parlor and bedroom being in one at the rear. The emir* car was originally about IS feet tong, eight feet wide and eight feel blSb. and ihcsu dimensions have

since the cab eras hoisted off Ha tracks excepting lor the making of the lower floor. The home as It now rtands corn the Trows leea than (300. Including the lot. which U » feat wide and 136 The happy pair who are occupying U-U odd little home are both BnRlisb. Idr. Trow having been born In Stafford a’.iire and the wife tn Lancashire. They have been In this country 26 years.

Alien, E H. 323 Grant aL Arnold Charles C. bis Washington at Arnold .Frederick K 320 North «L AffeldL Hrs. M, 113 Windsor Avenue

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,’.t«ph»m Samuel. 610 Columbia Ave. ..rtughursl, Miss R. U. U Ocean Bt. Uunn, Benton B-. CIS Hughes 8L tienneU. Harry Q., doLWaat I’orry 8t iianm. Ueorge, 26 Jackson BL Burns, Rev. James. «31 Wash. Bt. ooyd. Geo. W.. Hotel Cape May. - Beattie. Mra. R H-. 611 Beach Ave. Barry. Dr. Vera. Si# Stockton Ave. Brace, Mra Catherine A . ifci Ocean BL Baird. David G.,22 hirst Avenue. Barclay, William K-. 20 First Are. Bennett, Judson D. 637 Week. BL Bush Andrew S.. *16 Wash BL Boudman. Horace M., *26 Wash. 81 Brooks. Joseph R . 661 Wash. BL Bona toad, Richard, 6U1 Queen BL Baker, John A., 621 Columbia Are. Bailey, John hi., *11 Queen BL 8ambrick. T. H-. 660 Hugheg SL • Blakeley, John, 26 Congress BL Brown. Mrs. L. M-, Kearney Aye. Berger. Mrs. norence, 20* Howard BL

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Cape May Herald. (14 Wash. SL Caaaelman, William 6., Ml Wash. 8L Oohon, Reuben. 1U8 Ocean BL Corrj, James C, 223 Perry Bt Cloud. Mra. A. B.. *16 Queen BL Campion. Richard/ *01 Beach Ave. Valter, 836 Stockton Ave. John Columbia Ave. Cohan. Joseph, 3*4 Ocean BL ..asaedy, Wm. F, 70* Corgle Bt Clark, James, 602 W. Perry Bt Church. Mrs. Margaret *17 Wash. BL Crawford, George C.. 660 Wash. BL „rego, Rev. H. P„ 71* Franklin 81 hew. Wm. H.. 246 Windsor Ave. Chew. Mra. S, 201 Windsor Ave. turnings, £dwtn J-, 733 Wash. SL D “ Jeecon. Louis J.. 822 Columbia Ave. -Jlmond. Joseph. 81* Beech Ave. Barts, Dr. Charles N, *37 Beech Ave. Bally, M-. 16 South Lafayette SL Barts. Edward U, 861 Hughes BL BerweuL Robert, Broadway. Dougherty, Frank 8., *24 Corgle SL Darts, Mra. S.. 1006 Stockton Ave. Dougherty, C. 1L 720 Wash BL Uoak, James J.. 833 Washington SL Douglass. U. 8. 814 Washington SL Duke, Francis K.. (14 LmfayeUe BL Dewees, B. F., 26 Jackson BL Diamond. John, 81* Beach Ave. Ballet, Monts, Kearney Ave. DuPonL Irene. 8U Beech Ave. Davis, Miss C. B, (60 Hughes BL DeSUver, Robert 8., Beach Avenue * • :

DELEGATE TO ARCTIC CONGRESS.

New Tort—H. L. Bridgman, who haa been appointed by the president the delegate to the arctic exploration congress to be held In Europe this

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summer. Is the publisher of the Brooklyn Standard Union. He hag. been truck Interested In arctic exploradoe for many yean and waa the historian of the Peary expedition of It>4 .and In command of the Peary relief exp* dllleas of ISM and 1M1. He waa deL •sate..to the arctic cougreas of 1*06

Ever Do Thlsf A Washington artist w visitor through I ' pointing out the various objects peculiar interest, when the

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Morse, Frank. Beach Avenue.

Mills, Dr. James. 816 Stockton Ave. McCullough. Alexander, 62T Hugl “

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McCreary, Dr. James. 232 North St Miller Alfred B, 1126 Wash St Mac Tartan d. Leo, 781 Columbia Ave.

M Mdleton" George P, 34 C Miner, C. J., 818 Stockton

Ellison, Wgt B., *31 Stockton Ave. Ewing. Dr. 8. E., Myrtle Ave. Eaatwlck. Thomas 46 Jackson 8t Elfreth. C. P, 47 Jackson St Earp. Mrs. A. G.. 60S Hughes St Edmunds, J. Henry, 42 ackson JBt amunds. Mra. Mary M.. 6*4 Washington St E3dredge, Ellis C, 212 Perry BL Eldredge. Dr. J. Smallwood. 1142 Washington Bt Eldredge, Samuel F.. *16 Weak. St

Focer, Denied. 223 Perry Bt Fenner. Mrs. Annie, 716 Corgle St Fenton,- George F., 367 Grant BL Falkinburg, J, 668 Wash. Bt Foeler, Mrs. Sarah A.. 201 Perry St Freeman. Dr. Walter J., 826 Beach Farley, R. Henderaon. 66* Hughes St G Gray. CUea. Miss M. C.. 242 ^Mra. U. M., 7

Gemrig, John HI. 107 Ocean St Graves, Ferd J., 631 Columbta Ave. Graves. N. Z.. South Lafayette adn

» Perry Bt H HDally^and Weekly), ~tU Hepburn, 'wT Horace, Beach Ave. HaDowaU. J. Wallace, Hotel Cape May. ughea, Mra. H. 8., (12 Hnghee Bt Hackatt Stanton H-, 665 Hughes Bt Hand. Robert 8., 705 Jefferson Bt Hart, Edwin K.. 10 North BL Haas. Bov. Arthur, 60* Lafayette Bt Holman. Mra. W. A. 706 Colombia

Haerer. Dr. F. J, 128* Waal Hall, Mra. L. M.. (03 Lafayette St Hand. Dr. Anna M.. 610 Weak. Bt Hand, Enoch W., 1011 Waeh ~ Hand. Harry, 1014 Wash. Bt " ‘ Joseph, 1007 Wl ‘ “

. Oweiwar St Mecray. Jeremiah. 211 Deeetar St Mecray, John W.. 213 Decatur 8t MeCredy, R. W., (52 Hughes 8L .icMullen, W. J., 207 Congress Place Monroe. Peter. 236 Congrees Place, ■lattbewa. C. L., 3*7 Broadway. Modge, E N.. 34 Jacksou Bt. Monroe. John L, W. Beech Ave. darehaU, J. W.. 226 Congress St laris. Mrs W.. 712 Corgle St dUler, C. Earl. 654 Hughes Bt itcLcod. Rev. J.. 610 liughee Bt (•rabaU. C. O.. 13 First Ave. dcDonnell, W. C., 61* Hnghee St Jtller. R. R.. 1143 WaJh. BL .larcy, Samuel 8.. 416 Bank BL - ifarcy. Dr. V. M. D.,4 Ocean and Hughes Bat. McKnlghL Mrc. R. 74* Wash. Bt Jecray. Frank. (12 Hughes BL Melvin, F. J.. 616 Broad BL MnlHner, J. Harry, 21* Pony BL UcCausland. A. Q.. 60* Franklin BL MsGlU. C. C., >03 Stockton Ave. Morice, W. W.. 829 Stockton'Ave. McGrath. Louis J.. *1* Stockton Ave. Maris, Mra. John N . *15 Beach Ave N Newkirk, John’s^ 1016 Beach Ave .STrdlinger, Frank, 633 Hughes St Nellsou, Wnilam. 22 Jackson 8t Nellaon. Dr. T. R.. 6 Atlantic Ter.' Newkirk. L Robert. 915 Beach Ave. Norris, Dr. R. C,

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Ogden. G., 746 Wash Bt Otter, Howard F.. Broadway. O’Crowley. M.. 128 Decatur BL

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Phillips. Dr. W. H . Cor. Ocean and Hughes Sts. Phillip*. Dr. E. H„ Cor. Ocean

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Reed. Dr. a Hi 627 Hughe* SL Reeves. George,* 407 Broadway Rudolph. 8. A., 35 Jackson 8L Kutachman, Frank S.. Eighth Are. Reeve*. G. W.. 1114 Lafayette BL Rice, I. L., 211 Perry SL

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Slckler. Dr. W. B.. Cor. Ocean and Hughes Sts. Smith. H. H-, *01 Stockton Ave. Sewell. W. Joyce. 906 Columbia Ave. Slmes, Samuel. 2(8 Windsor Ave. Be wen. Robert, 287 Windsor Ave. / Sheppard. 1- L., 44 Jackson SL Sikes, G.. 8th end Beach Avenues. She iron. Wm T.. 220 Windsor Are. Sheppard. W. R.. 426 Wash. SL Shearer. Dr. G. H.. 612 Lafayette SL Stevens. Lewis T, 722 Corgle 8L —p». T., 786 Corgle BL - . 808 Wash. SL Stidham, Mra. J. P„ 211 Howard SL Sloan, John H.. <2* Stockton Are. Suelke, A. 1025 Washington BL Snare. Jacob. SO Congress Street Shoemaker, J. L.. 819 Stockton Ave. Btevenson. W. N.. Beach Ave. Sayre, Louis C., (23 Wash. BL Belli, Augustus. Eighth Ave. Starr. Dr. R. Walter, New eraey and JBaltlmore Area. BcbeBenger. a L.. 438 W. Perry St, Shields, Chas. a. 406 Lafayette SL Shields. Peter. Beach Avenue. Smith, W. a, 612 Washington 9L Smith. M. 8., 921 Washington SL Stevens. William L.. 216 North SL • Stile*. B. P.. 618 Lafayette SL Stitss, S. R-, 11*2 Lafayette 6L Seartea. E. J.. 305 Broadway. Stoteebury. C. a, Kearney Are. " in Broadway. 1 Windsor Are. T, Taah, T. J„ 729 Wash. 8L Thomas. A C., (68 Wash. Tolan, W. t. 7 North 8L Townsend, L. H., 1061 Wash. St Taylor, J. E., 218 Ocean St Thompson, H. C-. 860 Waeh. St Thompson, J. W, 0(7 Wash. St Townaand, E. F„ (37 Washington St Townoond, F. A. (38 Wash. St Tolan, J. P„ 47 Jackson Bt Tilton, Mra. May, Broadway. Townaand, B. A, 118 Decatu St

Whitney, M. H.. ... WUbraham, John. Myrtle Are. WUeon. J. C-, 18 Jefferaon Bt Were. Horace, a, 1146 Wash. 8L Weaver, Geo. P-. Hughes and Franklin Btg. Walton.'d

Wright S. T5T. Jr.. 807 Btockton Are.

V CAPE MAY^H fflfTHE C0flLE8T SEASIDE SUMMER BE80RT Oil THE CTUUmclOlgT^li

Reached by Reading System and Pennsylvania from Philadelphia

FOURTEEN EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY—To and From the Resort By comparative official Government observations, Cape May ia from 3 to to degrees cooler in Summer and wanner in Winter than any other Resort on the Atlantic Coast, north of Florida. It stands on a peninsula jutting out between the Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware Bay. As a HEALTH RESORT it is a unsurpassed. Equable aad dry climate. It ia the Home of Fashion and Wealth in the Summer season, with a history of one hundred years as such- Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along the ocean front,

just inside, occupants can enjoy at the same time an unobstructed view of Old Neptune. THE BOARDWALK is a splendid esplanade, over five miles in length, with unobstructed views of the ocean.

FISHING, SAILING, GUNNING and the kindred sports in both still acd rongh waters. Large fleet of public yachts. BATHING. A highly valued feature of many of the hotels are the hot and cold sea water baths, both public and private. Cape May Possesses the Finest Sea Bathing in the World, because its beach is smooth, with a gradual descent into the water. There are no holes

gnlleys, and no life lines are required.

YACHTING, The Cape May Yacht Club is headquarters for yachtsmen. The harbor contains five hundred acres. DRIVING, RIDING. ETC. Miles of beautiful Streets and Avenues. Good roads throng the abjacent country. GOLF. The links of the Cape May Golf Club, among the finest in the United States, are open all Summer. Frequent tournaments. THE. COTTAGE COLONY ia a distinguished feature, made np of residents of the leading dries of the Union. It ia a SHORE RESORT with all the advantages of the Court*y Place, because it is the only resort on the coast,- on the main land and not on a island, along its avenues are trees with verdant foliage. THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegetables gathered from farms in the adjoining Country.

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Hotel Lafayette

CAPE riAY„ N. J.

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Directly on the Beach.

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Newly Furnished

JOHN TRACY

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THE HARBOR

ICHELLENGERS

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Cram! LoeBioo. Coavrairat lo *!1 points. Sprakms S Coo] Vramdra OmrtrarfBraraaB.UUMOo'ma.- .

Manufacturing | New store Confectioner... f New Factory Fuji Line of the Best Candies

■a Rooms 62.00 to 64.00 Per Day Special Terms by the Weak

ITJ 3. A. Smith, Prop. CAPE MAY, N. J. OPENED FOB 8EA80H OF 1908 Corner Booms and Suites with Parlors and Baths Kxtra. • ooerts In Ball Room, mornings 10 12: Hops Evenings, 8,30 to 10 Concert* 10 to 12 in Japanese Room

Washington and Jackson Streets Quick 'feunch Qorvice Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRANK B. W RISLBY

Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

J. R. WILSON & SON

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'denial.

CAPE MAY. N. J.

Modern conveniences. Handsome suites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Electric Lighted. Dining room has a searing capacity of 200 W. H. CHURCH. I

npuc A I miUK? DECATUR ST. (First boose lllEL /YLLMilCj from beach.) Open all the

year. Rooms arge and airy. Appointments first-class. crOent. Rates, $a per day, upward; $10 per week, upward.

Theodore Mueller.