CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD.

voi. ii. so. ae.

CA^B MAY, N. J., TUESDAY, AUGUST U, 1908.

PRICE TWO CENTS

THE STANDING ON CUPS

Sam’l Bispham Leads For The ‘ Men’s

WOMENS POINTS

Miss Floraux Daniels Leads For Than -Mens Milch For Thursday

Samuel Blupham *UU leads In points toward the season's cup ol the Cape Mas Golf Club Saturday medal play handicap tournamenta. Dr Charles N. Davis, by reason of tie in* for first place last Saturday, se cured four point*, and Mr. Blsphan. got the other four pulling Dr. DavU In third place- Mr. t - L.- Matthews, who was third . secured a point. The following is the standing to date on the cup: Samuel Bispham if F. J. Graves 5 | Dr. C. N. Davis . * hauls H. Ayres Edwin F. Cook 3 R Witter Harvey 3 William M. Allen 3 C. L Matthews 3 Thomas W. East wick 1 This afternoon the third of* the women's handicap medal play tourna menu will bo played. The standing tor the women's cup are: Miss Florence Daniels Miss Annette Darls 6 Miss Rena Dlmond & Miss Guile Darts < Miss Fannie DeSilver 1 Mrs. Samuel Bispham 1 Mrs. John Neary 1 Mrs. R. Waller Starr 1 Mias Katharine DeSilver 1 A handicap match play tournamftu for man will be played on the links, beginning on Thursday, and will be open to member* and subscribers.bul all entries mutt be In by to-morrow at 6 o'clock, when the drawing* will be held at the club bouse, and the announcement* of the opponents mate The entrance fee Is one dollar. The first to enter the contest were Her. H. B. Wright and Samuel Blsp-

SATURDAY’S REGATTA

County Races Are To Be Run Off

ALL ARE ELIGIBLE

Duct Classes To Be Entered—Five Mile Course For Some

The Cape May Yacht Club will bold Its annual County Races for power noata,which will be open to mAnbers of any Yacht Club in Cape May Coun- . on Saturday, August U>. at 2 P. M. Race No. 1. Speed boats, 35 feet and under. O. A. Measurement Race No. 2. Cruiser*. 30 to 45 et O. A. Measurement Race No. 3 Launches. Class A, 21 to SO feet. Class B . under 21 feet O. A. Measurement All races, except Clsae B, of the launches, wlllbe twice around course In Cape May Harbor. Total distance rive miles. Class B. WU1 be once around; distance two and a half mUia Starts In each class:—Preparatory gun, followed three minutes later by flartlng gun, when time for aU boats will commence. No handicaps In any class. Entries will be received wntll noon Saturday, Aug. 15.

MOTOR VICTIMS BETTER. Charles Swain and Dr. Overpeck Left the Hospital Saturday i rapid baa been the recovery of Charles J. Swain and Dr. J. R. Orerpeck from the Injuries they received when the motor car In which they were riding turned turtle near Elwood, N. J.. Thursday night a week, that they x left the German Hospital where they have since been confined. Saturday morning. Both men have gotten entirely over the shock, but are still nursing broke riba and Inconsequential sprains.

Notes. Mr. and Mr*. Caleb F. Pox. oi Phil adelphlaoppeared and took out cards Mr*. Fox la a noted player of the Philadelphia Country Club, and will probably appear in some match plays shortly. F. C. Smlck. of Pittsburg, played In company with Louis Brown, of HUaburg, end they will be here for a week. Richard Norris William*, formerly An active member, made hi* first appearance Saturday as a visitor only. Thl* week will probably And him treading the green* and climbing the bunker*. Mr. J. W. Janney played In the tourney aa the guest of Mr. W11 Ham M. Allen. Mr. B. F. Tail enjoyed the day a* a guest of Mr. Louis H. Ayres. Mr. S. L. Tyson, of Montgomery. Alt., was under the care of Instructor Dougherty all the morning, and la progressing finely In the game. A-a^f^Toung and C. L. Bel sterling played over the course for the

day.

Miss Trescott enjoyed the afternoon with" Fannie DeSilver. Col. John Baker, of Washington. . took his usual trip to try to equal Col. Bogla. Vice Chancellor E. B. Learning, wba has revived his playing here had his guest, Mr. H. G. Bradley, over The Vice Chancellor And*

Baptists Dedicats Church.

Dedication ceremonies of the Tabernaole Baptist Church’. Ocean City, Re J. B. Brandon, pastor, were held Sup day afternoon and evening. Rev. Dr. W. A. Credit!, pastor of Cherrie Memorial Church. Philadelphia, was. the principal speaker both morning and evening. Rev. J. 1). Herben. of Philadelphia, and Rev. J. D. Henderson, of

Atlantic City, also took part.

The Indian Band THE INDIAN BAND la now hers. Doe* It satisfy you?—and are you pleased with It? The toilet sets that we are making a special drive on. at the present time, are Just as pleas tng to the purse, as the new hand Is to your ear. Just think of it—a twelve piece toilet set for $1.75, whll they last Can you beat the price anywhere?. Come and aee them and you will be pleased with the value that we cl to you for the money House furnishing goods of all descrip

tlona.

CHARLES A. SWAIN 205-7 Jackson Street

DOWN ON THE BEACH

"P/ twos," By four*.'Yes bj squads, by companies and by regiments, the bathers com* trooping down* to the sea. One of the eeemlngly very hsjlpy quartette# bathing together was Geo. Little, Loula QUlman. Helen Henberg and Bertha Shone man.

Tbe Strand and All Its Excellent Ideas

ALL TIMELY GOSSIP

The Doings and Antics ol the Jolly Bather—The Petite Maiden and Charming Beau Brunund.

For one who sesames to chronicler of things seen and beard along the Cape May beach, there Is much to praise,and not a little to call forth advene criticism. For examto contemplate the conditions which prevail along the ocean 'front of the Cape from the city line to the point of the Cape, 1U past aa remembered by many now living, Us present and Its prospective or poeslbWfuture. Is really painful. Land Improvement Companies have gone to the bad within the past thirty-three yean, or third of ** century, because of the feeble efforts of man to cope with Old Neptune's progressive forces, have gone for naught. Within this period many thousands of dollars worth of property have been swallowed np by the sea. These devestayng forces an still at work, and win continue to work until the state or federal authorities awaken to the necessity of appropriating sufficient money to bulkhead the shore line In manner that shall successfully with stand the power of the sea to devour.

e land. '

This Idea may be "pooh-poohed.” but Just think of tbe millions appropriated by politicians for some sinister purpose, or for their own persona advantage or benefit. A continuous stone-based bulk-head should bav been constructed at public expense

Bargain In Real Estate

For sale on easy terms the only available property on Beach front In Cape I May City which has stab Is. au

furnished. Hot water heat recently installed, stationary laundry tubs, c*

ed. Apply to Bob Needles. 601 Wash

of the Baka and there Js a marked Increase on tbttr beauty, both observe sad pUy upon. Mr. J. W. Hurt of New Tort, guest of the Colonial, was out yn tertay with LleweBya Smith. Louisville. Ky. Mr. Hart has tsk out s card far a month —Mr. M. A. Brats was tbs fbal play-

years ago, done In the best arm strongest manner that engineering skill could devise, to be followed by a continuous beach drive dear to

Delaware Bay.

Yesterday's atmosphere, climate and aquatic conditions were Ideal for. a full enjoyment of the sea beach, sportive and health-giving influences. All the regulars and a lot of the Irregulars were on the beach, and It was long after one before the last stragglers found their way to dinner. Views as to what may or may not constitute a proper regard for the sanctity of the Sabbath are many and various. Sunday aea bathing does not meet with favor among all Christ Ian people. But everybody can con sdentioualy enjoy the healthful sport every other day In the week. Rev. Arthur Hess Is an ardent lover of the same, and often gives the most courtoua attention and assistance lady bathej* of bis acquaintance. We have previously noted the fact that Rev. JameaBurns', of the M. E. Church and Rev. D. 8. Kelly, of 8L Mary's Catholic Church, freqnsnUy sought the refreshing and Invigorating Influence of surf and strand. We observe that pastor McLeod, of the First Presbyterian Church. Is also dis posed to frolic In the swelling tide, finding both happbiesL ajl health In

ihZltJHbe*.

Euchre Benefit at the Windsor. There la to be a euchre party tbe Windsor on Thursday evening for the benefit of the beach guards on the Windsor beach. This will be • for the guests of the bouse and tbe

Edwin A. Heller is not really

a aea llm, but to merely lionised by

the young ladles of his set as a lea as«*<i"g eaeert and sea swimYeeterday the doctor was noticed In careful attendance «

Emily Kohn. pretty, vivacious and

The Mew Hotel at Cape May Is a grand affair. Tbe Old Bank Is mark of the city, but there is

the Ust of help yourl’

de surf. "I say. girls, did you see the on boy*”? “Well. I should asp we did. You

They were down over Sunday with their parents at the Hotel Cape May. K We bad a good time at tbe Saturday

TO PRACTICE IN HIGH COURT Examinations of Attorneys Completed by Pennsylvania Board. Tbe papers submitted by attorneys seeking to practice In the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in the recent QTeminat i/ms held In Philadelphia,, Pittsburg, Williamsport and Harris burg, have been turned over to the examining board appointed by the court, after having been carefully perused for the past two weeks at Cape May by the board's examiners. Under tbe rule adopted by tbe Court two years ago attorneys are admitted to practice In the Bute Supremo Court only after three year’s study of the law. Before beginning this course they mutt pass a preliminary examination and a general examination and completing the' course. The board appointed by tbe Court to conduct both tbe preliminary and fl nal examinations consists of Samuel Dickson, chancellor of the Philadelphia Law Association; former Conan 8. P. Wolverton, of 8unbury; Robert Snodgrass, of Harris burg; former Attorney General W. U. Hensel, of Lancaster; Thomas Patterson, of Pittsburg. The papers Just turned over to them were submitted by 120 applicants for admission, who answered 48 questions each, and over 220 applicants for registry, who answered 70 questions each. Besides these there were paper* from 38 perworking off conditions herefore

Imposed.

The board's examiners, consisting of Wnilam Rlgbter Fisher of Philadelphia. T. J. Brown, Pittsburg; Harris, Scranton, and Paul A. Kunkel, of Harrisburg, have been arranging, grading and marking tbe paper* which $/* now In the hands of the senior board. Tbe results will be announced about September 1. . They have met at Cape May the Ust three years.

Tha Cecil Open

The Cecil at No.205 Ocean Street, has been opened for the summer sea son of 1»0>, and the bar is well stock ed with a line of the best grades of wines and liquor*. It has the biggest summer garden In town where sea foods and salads are specially served. The private banquet rooms bars been tastefully arranged for supper parties This well-known place U centrally located, and U within easy reach of parts of th eelty and U a popular meeting place where one may find their friend*. Th* trade with the cottage colony la solicited and "phone orders will reoslsre prompt attention Room* are - rented to gentlemen at moderate prices on the European plan

AT THE HOTELS

People Who Have Registered Their Names Here

ARE COMING ALONG

C«pe M«y is ihc Mecca ol Visitor* From all Ova The United Slates

The Glenwood Philadelphia—Mrs. J. F. Penrose, Miss Neville Penrose. Miss Lucie Pei* rose, Alma Penrose, Miss Gertrudt Penrose, John Penrose Jr., John Pen rose, Sr., Mr. and Mr*. H L Penrose W. E. Penrose, Miss Ruth P« Pro use. Mis* Laura Prouse, H. L. Prouse, Jr., Charles Cans, A. Gan*. E. M. Conkllng, Mr. and Mrs. K- H Bradbury, Master R. H. Bradbury,ilrt M. P. Flasher. Miss L. /FIusher New York—A. J. Stone.

"THROUGH THE BREAKERS.” A Big Hit—Greatly Enjoysd By * large Audience The Paul Burn* Stock Company made a big hit last night. In putting Through the Breakers" cn the bosnll at the Iron Pier Theatre. The parts were unusually well ren dered. Paul Burns made a good Jas Thorndike, the telegraph clerk, and James S. Barrett was a brave and Sharp Peter Turner, the captain of the smugglers. The following were the smuggling crew: F. B. Colgne. as Old Bill Dare, W. Innes, as Jim Irby, Harry Burns as Humboldt.Prank Morris aa Ned, Fred Williams as Hot and Mr. Herman as Charles Dee. Mr. Herblln made a remarkable Rev. Mr. Charles Mowle, and Frank Anderson represented Dr. Preston to perfection. Harry Fisher as captain Tobias Ram sey, of the revenue service, was * cracker-jack. Miss Rigan was a most graceful k^aud Radford, and Miss Pau la Burnt'played as Hiss Sophia Turner. Hiss Ingram made a most Jolly Mary, tbe glrL Mis* Margie M'Goldrich took the part of Mabel Harwooe In a very happy manner. Mlsa M'Gob rich la a new player to the people ol Cqpe May, hut she waa recalled with much favor by tbe audience. Mr. SerapUn waa a clever telegraph clerk. Stephen Douglass.

FORCING REPAIRS TO ROAD Township Committee Goee Into Coyrt to Get Bette Highwsy. , Tired of having their petition* for the Improvement of the Malaga road, ivtilch Is the missing 4ink In the fin. 9 from Camden to Cape May City turned down by the Cumberlhnd Conn f Board of Freeholders, toe Landi* Township Committee has ordervu Judge Royal P. Tuller to bring man damns proceedings to compel County ■ioard to repair the highway. Suit has been brought In the nam< jf A. P. Arnold, a property owner.

Announcement.

It affords me great pleasure to announce th* arrival of the latest novel ties In designs, materials and trim mlngs that will be fashionable for tthi coming fall and winter season, of 1908-01, and that we are fully preparo execute orders for ladles' and gentta tailor-made garments. Our garments are guaranteed to fit perfectly and show the graceful lines desired by all who wish to drees well.

Bt. Mary’s Annual Bazaar

The «"""»< summer bazaar for the benefit of SC Mary's Church, Washington street, will be held this year shoot the middle of August Many donations have been recalved already and aharea In some of tbe more important articles are being disposed of Look In SoL Needles’ window. See that twenty-dollar gold piece. It will be awarded to some lucky person at the close of the bazaar. A large an beautiful doll will appear In the same

window. Watch for 1C

Washington and Decatur Sts.

Ware’s Pharmacy specialties In soda rater, cream, Ice crushed fruits, dries. Hires’ root beer, orangeade, er ale, -shaved ice. Were’* Pharm acy. Ocean street and Columbia Ave.

Lewie T. Stevens

of Deeds for the States of Pennsylvanla and New Jersey, also Notary Public, <14 Washington streeC

of th* Board of Dl-

Jolly

bav* a good time with Cape May*

1 place In Cape May la

a Bowling Alleys

Fresh Buttermilk. at Sc per glaes. U Arnold's Soft Drink Counter, la pa

vlllon.

Pier Avenue studio t be Pier Avenue Photo Studio 1» « having a nice trad* taking pic ot'al nigbC by their new process •'* studio la now under the manag. ot of Robert E. Prince, of Belt! • re, Md.. Mr. Prince has had 2 si* experience In the' photograph flueSs and his pictures apeak foi •* is selves. Being located near the n Pier they are sure to be well pa-

Grand Carnival Military Dance a ad Reception STOCKTON MOTEL Tbe coming event of toe Beanot will be the grand carnival and mill tary dance at the Stockton Hotel.Krl day evening, August 14. Tbe special features will be toe military march and drill by titty buys and girls In aim iarm. The children will nave toe floo from 8 to 9.30 o clock. There Mil bt May pole dance, grand trlumphiu march, musical chairs, souvenir pro rrama and bonbons. Tbe adults reception will be from j.3o to 12 o'clockTbc newest dance selections by to augmented Hungarian Ortho* Ira Tromenade music by James Ulle> A’heelock's U. h. Indian Band. The grand ball room will be beau tlfully decorated and illuminated am: .ucien O. Carpenter will spare m trouble or expense to make it th< occasion of toe season- Tickets child ale si tbe bold. Tbe cards wUl tx. i ml ted and those wishing to ptirUci ■ate In toe festivities should secure heir tickets In advance.

War Veterans to Meet. The survivor* of the Third Ne» ersey Cavalry will hold their eighteenth annual reunion In toe hall o. William B. Hatch Post, No. 37,'G. A. H., Camden, on Monday, Aiigust 17. v special invitation Is extended to toe wives and daughters of the com rades to meet with us on that day Dinner will be served for the com rades at The Carteret, Sixth and Washington streets. Leonard L. ■toray, of 610 Clinton street, is secretary, and Charles Wallen, of Vine •and Is president.

CONCERNING THE PEOPLE

Facts

About Those Coming To Cape May

PERSONAL MENTION

Social Evaits ol the Dsy Told i Bnti Paragraphs—Home People and Visitors

The Bar Harbor slide as danced by Mr*. J. P. Doyle and Luclen O. Curpenler last evening at the Stockton was very gracefully executed. Doyle says Mr. Carpenter U a

lug da

H. Ruks

who has ;

it further

Voorheee. of New York, t returned from Europe. Joying a vacation at toe

Mila. He Is traveling manager of ees & Co , advertising special

New York City-

and Mrs J. H. Fisher, of BalUare among the social of the Southern colony si Baltimore Inn Tharlee E. Shull, editor of toe Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, with Shull and daughter. Miss Elizabeth are registered ai toe Lafayette Mr Shull will make weekly trip*. Miss Sarah Cummings, Is on s it to friends at toe Lafayette,

Philadelphia.

P. C. Staler ts stopping at toe tel Lafayette from Wilmington. Mr. Sisler is treasurer of toe wholesale grocery firm of J. D. Staler Company. of Third and King streets,

wlngum.

G. Howard White, a prominent real state man of Baltimore, with Mrs V'hlte and son, S. Wilson White are njoying the Baltimore Inn.

Ware's Pharmacy specialties In soda rater, cream, ice cream with crushed mlta, sundae*. Hires’ root beer, gin ier ale, orangeade, shaved ice Ware's .'harmacy, Ocean street and Colum oia avenue.

The Beach School. A Lots haw's School on the beach front is a most attractive place for (he young folks. Mr. Latzhaw will be pleased to have persona Interested In child development, to call and see what the little people are able to so

Valet Service idles' and men’s tailoring. Have your clothes cleaned and pressed whll you are asleep. Afternoon or night. Ring for bell boy or calL Clothing called tor or delivered‘same day free of charge. Both Phones. Edward VanKesael, <24 Washington street

Dancing Class Stockton Hotel every morning 10 to 1140. Private lease ns to suit entire season. The drop step and barn dances taught rapidly, ‘sinj lessons. Lucn O. Carpenter, Instructor. Informal dances every evening Two tickets, 25 cents; flv* tickets. 50 cents. Grand Orchestra.,—,

KILLED IN AUTO WRECK Former Visitor to Cape May Meets Death in Ohio. The many friends at Cape May read with regret yesterday of toe fatal accident at Toledo, O., in which an atiumobUe daahed down an embankment on Sunday. Charles W. Pohlmann. a wealthy Cleveland Importer and merchant tail 1 Rev. George Vahey. pastor of Columhkllls Parish, Cleveland, were instantly killed beneath toe car. Mrs. harles W. PohlMann. her daughter Florence and F. C. Dietsel, a Cleveland dentist, were In the touring car, ✓ere saved from Injury by toe high back of the tonneau. For three seasons toe Pohlmann* ere guests of toe Victoria here.and two years at Congress Hall. They well-known In our summer colony, and fast friends of Rev. D. S. Kelly, rector of St Mary's Church. The automobile landed at toe botim of the embankment bottom-aide up. The priest's head was crushed between the edge of the car and a huge stone. Mr. Pohlmann. who was driving the machine, was entangled in toe steering gear, the wheel crushing into his breast Death came *o Father Vahey Instantly, «nti Mr. Pohlmann lived less than a minute. Pohli's neck was probably broken and his chest crushed.

For Bale. One large Rambler Car, 190« model with top cap*, front. In exi condition. Frio* $200. instratlon. No. T44 Lafayette street. Cape May, N. J. E.

Th* Beet J Tbe beat Job printing dona U Cape May is done at the office of tbe CAP* MAY HERALD, No. 614 Washington street We bav* th* latest designs In type and th* speed and ta- ’ for promptly executing th* wor and It l* a pleasure with us to do satisfactory printing tor tbe people of

, toe cream soda Ware’s Pharmacy, Ocean St and OolNOTICE. we thek during 1 I will oe In t., , — Hughe* eta, from . u m, to 6 p. m. Philadelphia oTOc N *» Y®*. wtto PowTU e

Whitman's confections, Peter's chocolate#, Her-

NOTICE Taxes on read estate unpaid by August 15th win he collected by the advertisement and pale of th* property. Personal and pol taxes wUl be collected by the constable, who wUl levy upon personal property or take the body for default In payment of poll BOL. NEEDLES, Collector. 8-4-08

Cause or Divorce 4 woman in New York has Just spiled for a divorce, on the ground i.tt her husband did not love bar, , to would not have furnished the ..s« with cheap furniture. If you ty your furniture mt H. F. Otter’s 18 Washington street, you win_b* ure to avoid that trouble. Meet us at the popular bowling AF oya of th* Stockton. Subscribe tor Weekly HERALD $1-