CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD.

YOU 11. NO. 17.

CAPE MAY, X. J., MONDAY, JULY 20, 1908.

PBICE TWO CENTS

DOWN ON THE BEACH

The Strand and all its Pretty Girls

ALL TIMELY ADVICE

CAPE MAY WINS BATTLE

Germantown Cricket Chib Ball Team Stunf

PITCHERS CONTEST

TTic Doings and Antics ol the Jolly Bather—The Petite Maklcn and Charming Beau Brummell

Stites Strikes Out Seventeen Men in Twelve Inning Game, Blanking die Visitors

AT THE HOTELS

People Who Have Refistered

Their Names Here

ARE COMING ALONG

Tb*

very a

pust two days base spemed j TMp newly created and aesregated inch' like Uie proverbial "belicht j ''“W. May ball team defeated that the season' The shore U the-(Iermantown, Pa.. Cricket Club

Saturday afternoon. In a gai which waa a pltcher'a battle ai which took twelve InnlnKs before could be scored and that waa for

great Indicator which (l<

of the progress of summer succeaa. The weather man may be credited with creating a hot wave express]> for the purpose of causing a rush for the open air beside the sea. How ever, without moralizing or phtloao phlslng, the crowds are really here, and “Old Neptune” welcome* abost at them with bis cooling breath ana refreshing waters Saturday and Sun day were rivals in the massing of

Saturday, perhaps, carrying off the palm for spectators, rather than for bather*, the latter being about equal In number both days. Harry H. GofT.aoeretary of the Chester Shipping Oo. never Indulges In bathing on Sunday, bat on Saturday be was one of the most conspicuous - the host, being tall of stature and * vigorous swimmer From his boyhood he baa been a "salt water duck’

mart menu) and physical rigor, cam down from the Quaker City on Friday evening for two or three days' recreation before starting for Indianapolis in the Interest of his company the U. O. L. of Philadelphia When Miss Stella RothchUd and it* Misses Frances and Julia Cohen cams out of the water on Saturday they were surprised to find awaiting them two young men from Greensboro, N C.. the brothers C and M Sternberg. They bad taken a ran over from Atlantic OKy Just for the day! A happy young couple now aeen enjoying the hath together are Mias Ethel Hood and Mr. S. R. Webster, popular In Philadelphia society of young folks. One of the prettiest girls seen on the beach this season la Miss Nancy Greer, who arrived from Germantown Friday There Is a charm about her at all times, in bathing costume or In evening dress, being as attractive in disposition aa In grace of form or fineness of features. She sang a beautiful solo In the Baptist Church yesterday, "Love's Young Dream” cannot be washed sway by the waters of the sea, nor blown away by ocean brwles The latest reunion of hearts and

Cape May, and made by Blakely, the old time University of Pennsylvania and Cape May (earn player*. Stiles who twirled for Cape May, had seventeen strike-outs and Randall. who pitched for the visitors struck out eight players. The winning run was made on Vandergrift's error to second base, and Jefferson's sacrifice hit. and the hit of Judd to center field, which gave Blakeley his opportunity to score.

The score:

Pea'n 8b Eoo’e c Ran’l p Kelly, lb

Vmn’p, 2b Gop'k.cf 0 12 0 0 .Reeves, If 0 10 0 0 Brown, rf 0 1-10 0 TOUl* 0 8fM !6 8 t—One ot-i when wincing run was

Genn’ntownO 00000000 Stolen base*, Cape May 2;—Struck out. by Randsll 8, by Stile* 17; Base on balls, Randall 1, by SUtes 2. Umpire, Hughes.

Mias VUes was Joined by Mr. D M Rodger*, go long as (he waves shs I beat upon the Cape May share, may their hearts beat in harmony with the manic of that "long sweet song of love." Mias Mildred W»H. bel Pocer were among

Miss Tierney, of Philadelphia, who Is s great at the Wyoming, took her first sen bath Saturday. Tbs original Ping Pong Studio, D bow opened in Its new and large quartern at the Iron Pier, aad will make a specialty of Ring Pong Photos, mi Post eaids, every style. Caps May mrarra'rt-s: Ware** Phkrmaej , Ocean st. sod Ool-

CAPK MAY K H O A E 0 0 2 0 0

0 12 0 0 0 0 8 8 0

0 0 9 0 0

SUtes, p

Blakely, 2b Jefferson, If

J udge, cf Cor’rs, a Connor*,c

Griffin, lb

Riley 3b 0 0 6 1 1 MJd’Uw, rf 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 1 2,27 10 7 GRRMAftiTOWN C. C.

R H O A E

Krous, as 0 12 8 1

0 0 1' 6 0 0 0 7 -1 0 0 114 0 0 0 10 0 1

Hotel Cape May. Philadelphia—Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Schmidt, Mrs. John 8,. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Ryan. O. E. B. Bailey. Mias Jane Bargers, J. B. Packer. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Kley. Mias Eva A. Gear-son, Harry P. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Dando, Edward B. Clay, J. Clinton Sellers. W. Atwood Mebary, 8. Kramer., Mr*. E. W. Paxson. Miss S. Edna Paxson. D. W. Paxson, W A Demurest, Joseph A. Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mellor. Ralph White. Mrs. M. L McBride, Mr*. 0. W. Mixter. Miss M. A. Miner, W. D. Mason. Mr. and Mr*, J. R. Jones. Hr. and Mrs. N. H. Jones. George Bertram. Mr*. Means. Y, L. Irwin. W. A. Tay lor.W. Evans Mr. and Mrs. T. H. MirkU. Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, W. . Mason.. Buffalo. Md.—Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Webb. Trenton—Mrs. R- O. Dale. Norristown, Pa.—J. Crawford John-

son.

Bristol, Pa—J. 6. Thomas. Newtown. Pa—W. J. Ellis. Bryn Mawr. Pa—Mrs. A. M. HoWgshlngton—E. R. Jackson, Mrs. Mr*. J. T. Byrne. J. Q. GaUen. Miss . McDebUt Sea Isle City—Mra L Downey. Bristol Pa—H. M. Woodmans. Overbrook. Pa—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geiger, Miss Gracs Geiger, Miss R. Cook, Miss R. O. Cook, B. P. Bndd. Mias Elsie J. Budd, John G. Schmidt. Baltimore, Md.—George W. RHe,L O. Wellbacher, John E. Bernmea,John E.femmes, Jr., Ernest J.«Knabe. Wilmington—A. J. Dupont. New York—J. W. Wilkinson. Mr* M. E. Felt.

Plainfield. N. J.—Miss Notchell. Wheeling. W. Va—Col. W. K. Bod-

Media, Pa—C. W. McCracken. Villa Nova Pa—Mr and MraJohn

The Indian Band THE INDIAN BAND is now here. Does It satisfy you?—and art you pleased with U? The toilet seta that we are making a special drive on. at the present time, are Just as pleas log to the purse, aa tha new band is to your ear. Just think of It—a twelve piece toilet set for 11.76, whil they last. Can yon beat the price anywhere?. Come and see them and you will be pleased with the value. vs give yon tor the money. House furnishing goods at all ddscrip CHARLES A SWAIN

The best Job printing done In Cape M«y is done at the office of tha Cap* May Hskald No. 814 Washing street. We have the latest design* type and the speed and facility promptly executing the work, aad it ileasare with os to do satisfactory printing tor the people of Cape May. Oar charges are reasonable and the rork is delivered promptly.

the MOy available property on Beach front in Capa Msg City which has ttahU,

Cape May is the Mecca o( Visitors From all Over The United

States

Chester, Pa—Mrs. F. O. Sweeney, Frances Guild Sweeney, Sarah Dux B. Sweeney, Henrietta Richardson Bwetney, Mrs. 8 Charles Larsgbotham.Fra oes Mowary Loregbotham. South Dennis—E. F. Jefferson. Philadelphia—8. H. Corkrac, M. J: Sweet, Mr*. K. E. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Walker. wLHerknes*. W. Noch. Henry Randall, Mrs. E Euston. Mrs. A W. Clarks. J. Vaughan Bostwell. Charles E. Kelley, Agnes Tesle, C. B. Gucher, Miss Edith May Holland, Frank J. Dever. The Elbsron Germantown—Mr. andM r*. Cbas. H. 'Long, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Sayre, John White, Ml** Mabel Salflngere. E. P. Wilkins, C. Wilkins, rs. S. E WUklns, Herbert Wllklna Mr. and Mr Warner. P. H. Granger, Gibson. Ml** Annie MsCafferty, Mrs F. N'lcbolli, Miss Katherine L. Nlcbolls, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Vance. K. Loder, V. B. Cantwell. Bayonne, N. J.—Miss Berths Leary. Miss Miss Marie Silberman. Woodbine—Marie Silberman. Camden—Mi*s A 8. Halsler, Mrs. E. W. Walker, Miss H. B. BranSbn. Wilmington—Miss Jennie P. Hirst, Mia. M. Lawrence. New York—Mis* Maud A Turnbull. Edgemoor. Del.—L M- Talley. Norwood. Pa—Frank N. Duffer.

Windsor

Wgpdbnry—Miss 8. Slnackhawer. Ne*' York—H. P. Hillman. Baltimore—G. E. Brill. Dr. Irving

MBlar. /

CaWjgp—R. A. Hand. GePmantown—Frances Hanes. Stall College, Pa—Mr. and Mrt.R.

L. Watt*.

Philadelphia—81 r. and Mia. M. 0. Campbell. Mis* C. Campbell, Mis* M. Campbell. Master D. L Campbell, D. C. Campbell. John F. Trainor. John C. Gabriel T. H. Bambridge, L. I David Kaplaw. Mrs. A H. SmackbaMr. and Mra. J. Clark, G. M, CoffinRiverton—Edwin Parry.

Star Villa

Philadelphia—Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Alexander, Emily J. Alexander. A. F. Lake ns, Mr. and Mrs.W. W. hake. Mia. C. K. Laogdon, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Agnew, Miss Marie Maccallum, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Robinson. Miss Margaret Maccallum. Media—J. Leon McCrary. Wayne—Joel H. Hllderbrand. Washington—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Travers, John Colt. /Wilmington—Mr. and Mrs. White, Mias Dill. Mrs. DUL Bloomfield—Mr and Mis.T. D. An-

CONCERNING THE PEOPLE

Ocean City—Harry Headley, E. M. Sutton, H. L. Smith, E. A Corson, Woodbury—R. K. Matlock. M Matlock. Cape May—Miss Learning.

8. W. Right, Mia. R. W. Ormerod. A W. Ormerod. N. J. Griffith. Jr. Mrs. Robert Steele, Isaac Ha**ler.Le Roy Pallia, Harris Graham, Nelson Vandergraft, Stanley Pearson. B. D. Pan coast, Mias Gertrude Leaks, B. Chester Hanney. K Marsh. John C. Jones, H C. Miller, 8. L. Hunter, of

Boston—M. J. Stevens, A M. WU-. z»a . ^ri

New Orleans—A H. Soloman.

New Tort—8. 8. Dixon. Robert H. Hood. Miss F. Henry. W. C. Purdy Youngstown, a—Mr. and Mr*. J.

John F. Kennedy. Mias

P. J. McSoriey.

Bridgeton—Mr. and Mia J F.Perry MerchantvlUe—R. J, Wstson, E.M. Osier. Oaoras W. Carey.

To Give Matinee

'A Friend from India” was played sgaln Saturday Matinee and evening. In which the Pollard A Burns StockC Company outdid themselves and made the greatest hit of the season. The play not only kept the bouse in one continuous roar of laugbter, but it showed much talent and grace of action so seldom seen at sea-side play 9A The settings are very One and most appreciated for the occasion and were furnished at a .very great expense. Miss Mabel de Young's song “One, two, three strike* you'r out.” and Pollard's Impersonations and 'All Alone” at that were even mo enjoyed than the night before. By special request they will giro Matinee this afternoon, at which time they will, repeat "A Friend from In-To-night, tomorrow end Wednesday evenings they will play that most fascinating pi at “My Partner.

Colonial Yonkers. N. Y.—E. D. Harris. Lewisburg, Pa—Mrs. H. G. Drelsock. Philadelphia—Geo. W. Jarden. 8. Q. Grady, Mr. aad Mrs. Raymond Bis op, C..C. Humphreys, Eng maler, F. W. Mellor, W. M. Zindt. Itlmore—F. V. Rhodes. J. Holl Whlteley. Washington—Mr. and Mr*. Walter T. Austin, Fred Austin, Mabel Aostla Vernon Austin.

Tha Glsnwood

Cheston HU. Pa—Mr. and Mrs.

John Wann.

Lansdowne, Pa—B. L. Sharkey. Clifton Heights, Pa—G. E. Pm alley. Philadelphia—O. % EUeder.

Philadelphia—Dors Doblnaky, J B. Klermk. George Thompson, Dr. ad. Dr. Martha E. Osmond. AdeDe P. Mathew*, Amy &. Mathew*. Marie B. MacIntyre R. H. Farley. Ml*

L. H Eckard,

i's Pharmacy specialties in soda rater, cream, ice crushed fruits, sundries, Hires' root beer, orangeade, ginger ale, shaved ice. Ware's Pharmacy, Ocean street sad Colombia avenue. Tbs Beating capacity of Arnold's Cafe Is five hundred. Come In end enjoy the music and tha nan hr* sea.

i hitman's and Looney* coulee- ; a always fresh. Whitman's super

Facts About ^Those Coming To Cape May

PERSONAL MENTION

Social Events of the Day Told in Brief Paragraphs—Home People and Visitors

Mr. Thomas Laver, of altlmore, amongB the week end guests being entertained by Miss Dtmond, al Dimond cottage on Beach Ave. Miss Gans of Baltimore, Is s guest of Miss Margurite Dimond at the Dimond cottage on Beach avenue. Mr. Alien Campbell, of New York, a guest of the Misses Dimond, st their cottage on Beach avenue. Rear Admiral and Mra. Richard C. Hollyday and their two son*. King and H. B., as well a* the cousin of the Rear Admiral. Richard C. Hollyday, Jr., are here from Washington, D. C., and slopping at the'Baltimore

Mrs. Martin P. Grey Dead Mr*. Mary Jane Dunhane Grey, aged 64 years, widow of the late Vice Chancellor Martin P. Grey, died at the summer residence of her daughte Mr*. William H. Chew. No. 24S WinA ■or avenue, yesterday morning froh

heart disease.

Mrs. Grey had not been wen for some time, but her death, nevertheleaa. was unexpected and was s shock Ber friends. Mrs. Grey Is survived by a son, Norman Grey, of Camden, by Mrs. Chew and a daughter, Mrs. Potter. She was a member of the Episcopal Church at Salem. N. J., where she resided. leral services will be held on Wednesday afternoon and the Interment will take place at Colestown

Theodore Mueller Dead Mr.. Theodore Moeller, aged about 78 year*, for many year* owner proprietor of the Aldlne Hotel, died from stomach trtmble.wiU. afflicted tor sev oral weeks. He waa a native of Germany, but bad lived at Cape May ovs twenty year*. He is survived by ■

MRS. M. 6«-KENNEDY HURT Fell Stopping From Trolley Car to the Ground. Mrs Mary E. Kennedy sustained severe Injuries on Saturday evening, by falling Immediately after alighting from a trolley car at the Hotel Cape May. Treading upon soft yielding •and. ber foot was turned throwing her heavily to the ground. Mr*. 8. C Hood who accompanied her. as*iated her In the attempt to -rlae. but help Uad to be called for, and a rolling chair brought before she could be moved. in thle chair the waa taken to her temporary home at Caroll Villa, and carried to her room. Dr. Virgil M D. Marty wa* called and be In turn tailed In conaultatlon Dr. Thomas N'el •on. of Philadelphia, from his cottage across the street. After careful ex Amlnalion It waa found that the thlgL bone wa* broken near the hip Joint. After telephonic commuulcatioi. with her son. H. Milton Kennedy, ai Flatbush. Long Uland, It waa decided to remove the a offerer to Cooper Hospital, Camden. Accordingly aht wa* taken there yesterday aflernooiju s Pennsylvania train, where she fit* met by her son. Her daughter. Mias Lina, acted mosi bravely through the trying ordeal showing much wisdom and tendernei a in her loving ministration to her mo ther. The entire Carroll Villa household as well a* the community at large r a* saddened by Ibis event In tb< Journey to Camden she wa* accom panted by her sister, Mrs. I. Putman Hughes and nephew. Mr Floyd C Hughes.

TO-OAY'6 MUSIC

J. P. EDWARDS A WINNER

He Makes Eighteen Holes in 78

S. BISPHAM SECOND

J. K. Hayes and F. J. Graves Tie on Actual Third Score—Who Played

ibe eighteen b tournament oi •lay Golf Club

» of Philadelphia, won !•- handicap medal play the link* of the Cape uu Saturday afternoon, Samuel Blspham won iwing to hi* handicap who handed In cards

Program of tha Indian Band at thr Beach Front Pavilion Wheelock's U. 8 Indian Band wil five three concerts today in the pa •ilion at the foot of Guerney stree The programs for this afternoon am evening are: Afternocn. 1 Overture—Hungarian Comedy Kellar Bel: 2 Selection from 'Thr, Red Mill” Herbert 3 Barn Dance—"Morning Cy" Peter I Descriptive—"In a Clock Store”

Orth

5 Hungarian—Fantasia Toban C Walts—"The Enchantress” Blank' 7 (a) Gavotte “Fair Maiden of Sevill Cxlbulk: (b) Intennexxg—Louisiana L'Albe.' 3 Serenade—Warbler Perry Evening Concert WAGNER NIGHT 1 Overture—Rienxl Wagnci 2 Selection—Lohengrin 3 Pilgrims Chorus from "Tanchaeu-

ser”

4 March—Nibulugen 6 Song—"Album Leaf 6 Excerpts from "Parclfal" “ 7 Song for Baritone— x " Evening Star from Tannhaeuaer 8 Feet March—“Tannhaeuser” - "

In our comfortable and easy-filling light-weight garments that we tailoi beyond comparison In style and lit. For the younger set a swagger aii imparted by an artful dash of New Yorkishness here and there. For the men of sober taste, simplici ty without severity, fashion without

freakishness.

Our prices are easy of reach. Edward Van KcmscI, 424 Washington st.

Ware's Pharmacy specialties In sods rater, cream, ice cream with crashed fruits, sundaes. Hires' root beer, ginger ale, orangeade, shaved ice Ware'

I. P. Edward* Samuel Blspham .4. BUhopham E. F. Cook F. A- Hays CAL. Matthews 1. H. Parr r. J Grave* S Daniel* L. H Ayres ■Valter Bond H. O. McLean T. W. Eastwlck F. H. -Moss. Ue Lindsay and L. E

Judge Hildreth Upheld The Supreme Court of the State of New Jersey, has handed down an opinion affirming the decision of Judge Hildreth of the Cape May Common Pleas Court, wherein the Judge directed the vlrdlct In favor of the Confress Hall Hotel Company. Which ximpany waa the defendant, in about tevemy suits brought by Edward Har ris and other* who were employed at Congress Hall in the Hummer of 1897, under Edward K. Cake. This suit aa* been pending for eleven year* in the courts, and they based their :lalma against the Hotel Company upon the ground that Cake at the time wa* running the hotel on the percentage basis, and that the hotel company waa therefore liable for their wages. The aggregate amount of waxes was about $7000.00.

Th* Cecil Open

The Cecil at No.20& Ocean Street, las been opened for the summer sea>on of 1908, and the bar Is well stock »d with s line of the best grades of •vines and liquors It has the biggest .ummer garden In town where sen ~ foods and salads are specially servedrbe private banquet rooms have been tastefully arranged for sapper parties This well-known place Is centrally located, and Is within easy reach at •11 parts of th edty and Is a popular meeting place where one may find their friends. The trade with the cottage colony is solicited and ’phone >rden will receive prompt attention. Rooms are rented to gentlemen at moderate prices on the European plan Summer resident* of Cape YlaF -oold not do better than to open an •ccount with Security Trust Company it wlU be pleased to I will keep your money safe i

until you need it

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A

Lewis T. Stevens is

for the Stales of Pennsylvania Jersey, also Notary Public

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