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VOBUOTMI, * tl—IUT. William 11 Oraff. He mortH Church ot Um> Holy Comforter, rtUladelpbU lu—U0>. U IJrlQjelon lueliop. 8i Baraabaa, Uantita, N

CAJPE MAY DAILY HgltALD, MONDAY, AUGP8T 17, 1008.

PBINCE TURNS INK

HBIIt TO THIIONB OP MEXICO FOMAKES WORLD.

Uneuncai AH Pol Ideal Ambition and Will Devote Life to LHeroture and Wrltlnfe—Cheaen by

Before Leaving

r July I

1. 1»0«, at the poet olflce at Cap*

May. N. J, under the Act oX March j „ l*T». . ■'

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DIRECTORY.

M.»or—Frederick J.Melrlo Jen 1,1010 A^dermao—P. K_ Duke. . Jaa. L 1000 ijutmcii—Wm. 8- Shaw .. .Jaa 1.101° Sam H. Moore, . Jan. 1. 1011 Joa. Hand Jea 1.101W BUI well Hand . Jaa L l#!® jaa J. Doak Jaa 1,1*1. Joseph H Klwell Jeu. 1, 101 • Sam. K. Ware ...Jaal.l*0!> - umli C-Sayre ...Jaa 1.1000 - y. s. Townaend.-Jaa 1. 1000 Recorder- J. W. Thom peon Jaa 1, 101o aunsor —Cha*. 1 l iispbell Jan. 1 10W Collector- -Sot Needles Jaa 1, 10Ov Treasurer—1- H. Snuth Jr., Jen. UlM*

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»-|RK ALAHM CACV. "he Fire Its pari meat bai rserranaed fin alarm Ikjxu and Ibe following the Dumber* aod Dew location ol

boxes

*3 Waabioctou itnet, near Beballeo-

ger’* laodiDf

XI. Warblnglon itreet. Dear Unloa 47 Waabiastoo Hreel aod Madiiofi

area ue.

M. LaXhTette and Back atreeta. &n. Broad and Elmira ktreetl. US I’ittsburg and New Jersey areDoes. 60 Stockton avenue, between Jefferaofi and Queen itreela. 73. Franklin and Waablocton street* 7S. Howard alreet, opposite Stockton

area lie.

83. Colombia Avenne and Qurney

atreeta

01 Sootb •Lafayette and Grant street*. 02. Broadway and Beech avenue. 08 Berry street, near Bridge. 04 Berry street aod Seech avenue. PA Waabingtou and Jackson atreeta’ Coftimbia avenue and Deoatur

'aablDglon aod Ooeen atreeta

BO ABU Of ICDUCATION Samuel R- SUtaa, President

Our Secret Societies.

1010 Adonlrsm Chapter. No. SS, Bora] Arch

a-iiir Porter CootocaUoos. third Monday of Rdw 5. PhUUpe.* Clerk. ^ month «t lodge room. Washington

William K. abeppard jYl* and Franklln atreeta

William B. GUbert • • •“*; Cape Ulaod Itudge. No. 80, F. aod George S. Douglas* i * UV -Cpmmunicatlona aeoood and fourth

' ush mouth at

ilogton and Franklin at! May Camp. So. 877*. Modern Wood aaen of Anirnea—Meeta Oral of each moo& at Auditorium. Cap* May Conclave, No. 1». Improved Order of Heptasopha-MeeU at Ogden's

Hall. 81* Washington lourth Tbnredays of

I Caps May Council, No. MM; JBoyal Ar

Board ot Trad# i caaum-MseU first andUdrd Tbnredays of Prealdenh Lather C. Ogden; Becre | each month at Audltorii

a. O. Morchaut. Jr; Treasurer. 1

Waahlagtes.—Prince Auguatlne dr urbtde, grandson ot the greet liberalor of Mexloo, heir to a throne, man of the world, educated, widely traveled and a member of the Jeuneeae dorse of ly European capital*, has foraakee way* of the fashionable world and Joined the Third Order of 8L Francis Washington fashionable society Prince Iturbid* was widely known tot many years Suffering recently from a ac*ere IBlea, he has of Isle spent many month* la the hoep'tal pride* ItarWde now he has renounced an p» I 111 cal ambitions and that bo will carer make any attempt to regain his claim In Mexico. He expects to da hi* tu* mainly to tit#rater* and writings of a theological character. with the life of the prinoe to the romantic history ot tba land of the cactus tor the last hundred years, and the melancholy fate ot the Austrian archduke, Maximilian. By right of descent from the Emperor , aa well as from the fact that declared heir by Maximilian. Prince Itnrbide would be entitled to the throne of Mexloo were that eoun empire. The ore In 1783 and led the revolt of theoolontoa, then known aa New Spain, against the This 1(11 and lasted la the

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BOARD OF HEALTH. -

Dr A L Leach. President.Sept- LJ*°t Dr! V.M.D. Mercy, Health officer " ***’

William K. Sheppard William Porter, Secretary _ Georg* L Lo» *U

Church Directory

month at S1J Washington street. { Cold Spring Council. Jr. O. D. A. M. Mo iM—Mecca tn hall at Cold Spring, every rueeday evening at V o'clock. I Columbia Lodge, No. *3. ludepeudeul

hundar aud Friday Evening Serncev tt Cou(ea*ion*—Saturdayt, and There days before Ibe First Fndar. from 3.* lo 6 p. m and from 7 30 toaJO p* m.

iv a. curecB or rax atreawr.

Lo/.retu SA, b«lw«eo JackaonA Decatnr

Her Arthur Heaa,

m union. 7A0 a m. Moi

Lliaov mod Sermon, loo tE-T nt - - - L month celebratiun of Holy tom Xveolna (Choral) Service and sermoo ^Woek dayaWbineaday*. Erenlng Preyei

« Holy Com log Brayrr,

av. jobx’b r. x. coyncH

Cor. Washington and Franklin atrtwu. Cape M*. N. J. Sunday Servioe.. Holy Cominnnloo. 730 a m . every Sunday and 1030 a. m.. the First Sunday

of each month. Morn lug Prayer

only. & p. lot gym

the summer of Uhfi. JULY 5. Rev. Robert McKay. D. D.

Rector Trinity Church. Moores

town, N. J.

»*, Rev. Georg* Gunnell. Rector SL Andrew’s Church. Philadel-

phia

lo. Rev. P A. D. Laant, D- D. Recto St. Dari d a Church, Maaa- ^ r-u.,.. Rector Charch of the lacarna

tioe. Philadelphia

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a K^r. Nathaniel S. Thomaa, Recto. Church oi the Holy ApoeUe*. Philadelphia 16. Rev^C C Were*.

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US m. Ster. Charle* M-Petkla*, Raiul ^ Dean. Rector TnnUy Charch,

Ber. H. P. Ougo, Pastor. Breaching oo Sarday morwlag at 10JO. lutheeruotagatTJO.

730 o’clock Young Puopto'aMe* tag Fi lug at 7 JO o’eloek Mao's Hrr“-g Saturday are

riser u. w. obcrcb. Bar. Jamaa Burn*. Pastor. Prueehtag ou Buoday moewiag* In the evuutag *17.45. Mauliaga at 9 a. M. aud 5J0 P. ^"smwiaT ftohool at t r. Kpworth Laaguo tatuday *v* -re^ amvta. Wed ■vuutag at 8 o'etadfc. Class iuMlug*. Teaaday, Th ed Friday avauiuga.

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l *30, in Jr. O.D.A.M. HaU, Cold Spring. The John Mecray Po-t No.. «0. G- A. SL. leela ou the third Friday I 730 o'clock p. m., at

Mayflower Lodge. No. Jtder of Odd Fellow* ' l the Auditor!tun. Ja Ogallalla Tribe. No. 157, Improved Order

Cape May Fin Department, n Jonday evening In each month Vashlngton and Franklin strew

U. & Weather Bureau. *14 Oc*m SL, Geo. L Lovett, AgenL .

CAPE MAY FOOT OFFICE Arrival end Departure of Mail* WEEK DAYS

SUNDAYS 10.45 A- M. 4JS P. M. Collections end Dellverios WEEK DAYS SJS A. M. 13.0S 3.00 P. M. 4.45 P. M. SUNDAYS SJS P. Mu OfOoe open Dram I e. mu, until m. weak days. Money order d • » a- m. until

TUB ONLY LAUNCH LINK &*pe May and Wildwood Two LArgeaedOomCorteMe Lean -MAY- aed -MAT C."

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iUgular Daily Trips to

CAPE MAY HERALD

KEITH'S LAUNDRY Perry aruf South Lafayette Streets ^ All Class of Work at Lowest Prices Prompt delivery and good service. Our wagon will cal ROBERT E. KEITH

loader of th* emperor. This state off affair* concluded la about a year Sy the abdication of the emperor, who sailed >r Europe, where be, mad* hi* bom* im* time. Learning that hie native land was to be mad* the object of an attack by the European power*. Itnrbide returned to Mexloo only to And the re , ublic which had existed during his absence had made a law .that bis Ufa should be forfeited should he again eel toot ou Mexican toll. He was seised and put to death. Thi* waa la 1834. The family of th* nperor came to this country, settling i Washington and Philadelphia. U

Georgetown, and after their marriage (hey went back to the Oty of Mexico It waa there. In IMS, that th* pie* ant Prince Augustine de Iturbid* wei born. About a year later Maximilian archduke of Austria, wan culled by th.

the monarchists offering him the throne of an emperor. Maximilian, who was aided by Napoleon Hi., accepted the Invitation, landed tn Mexico and waa, tor a time, an unhappy and pov-erty-atrlckeo monarch. The native Mexicans, however, revolted agalnat

boy. Augustine d* IturMdr. was to be la heir, aa h* oould thug combine tn m person both native and foreign ■Ima. After the death of Maximilian dSfl the establishment of a republic for second time, the Itnrbide* returned to

placed at Catholic < traveled abroad extanslvaly. of wealth, the n of naUooa was bn own year, he enjoyed th* II

pet In prison, then exiled, to that now. while he la not formally forbidden to ett toot ta his aatfvw Mad. It would be

■wist tor Mm to do so.

The Third Order of SL Francis Mmol* tba monastery known aa the of Urn Holy Sepulchre. While

eentury by SL Freed.

Cape May

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WEEKLY EDITION

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SECURITY 1 RUST CO.

STATEMENT

Capital. Surplus and undivided profit* $ x4j.1jo.91 Depom** % j,jjB.7j8 8:

UAPK MAY ADVISORY Ho 4 til* IririAl it riMJTH HKNRY < TIDiMPHoN J. BPH.'KK LKAMISG DR. JAMJC8 MKtrKAY AARON W HAND KEfBEN T. JOHNSON WILLIAM F. < AHHEDY JOHN B. HUFFMAN ALBERT G BENNKT7 HON ROBERT E. HANI

T. irl TAY LOR =—CENTRAL SHOE STORF=

BOU Waabluglon HI Op Heading Terminal. Who Dealer in Boots aod Bboea, Balhlog t Agent in (Japr May for Lambertville Hoag Brr For Meo itepairlDg 1a all ita Brancbo for Bale. Ball Bands the beal Ku dier Boot.

» apk may. a j I Tullnys Slop -ra aod Bobber liuoda.

M C. SWAIN MANUFACTURER OF Artificul Slone Pavement, Cellars, Floors- Etc., Etc mill ASSiB 372101 3B7Y3B@. axr colox 0* duh

All Work Ouaka.vtrkd and Bebt of RgrgRRNCK Furvuhkd 30 'T'Z-a.XbS lT.-»-a»n-n. r^ nOficr and Retidance, JJJ Hindsor Ave. Cape Mat A /.

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RICHARD M. BCNSTgAD. Rree t——Tboroegkly 1

This Spaa is Reserved for

C. H. Taggart

S-irst Claes 'Work... At Popular Plica SINK The Leading Barber

JEWELRY AND WATCHMAKING

Geo. W. Reeves Steam and Hot Water Heating and the Honeywel System .

Largest stock of carefully selected goods Clock* of all kinds. Repairing of Watches, Clocks or Jewelry prompt It and skilfully done BELF0RL GARRISON *03 Wesblegtee SC. Capa May

Plumbing In ell lines General Jobbing BpactficaUona Furnished

• S3 Washington St

JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND FULL LINE OF Perfect Fitting Bathing Suits ^ AU atom t* both Bound or Dumb Back*

Tilored Buttoned Skirts !■ All The Lairs' Ootortags Those Bktrta ere MAUE-TU-KiT free of east by oar own special Blur i tow for full aasortmaat^L re Wear* also haadqoarters ft

Worlds Renowned Bon-Ton Corset mth lengibeolng waisL The Most parfact QUUng ooraet in 3h* world -*•* * SIZES Uho80

A Complete Lie* of

Tailored and Fancy Shirt Waists If you went th* tatesl shade* fat Awnings and Tent Goods MRS. E. TURNER 323 Wuhtogua St. can MAT. N. J.

BOTH PHONES

LADIES ENTRANCE

CAPE MAY BRANCH OP THE CAMDEN BOTTLING CO.

BUT YOUB fT.UIT AT HOGAN'S CIPE (ITS OKU FRUIT STORE Forty year* in the Fruit and Candy Business. East Cape May delivery Special sealed packages for Hotel GneetaNo charge for package and delivery. 50I-3-5-T-9 WISHIRGTON ST.

r T'he Mansion Bakery 317 NRRsion St.

Keystone Pbo*r a

WK. WALDORF. Prop’i

AU kind* of Plea, Cake*. Hot Bun*. Biscuits, Fancv Goods, Etc. Hotels and Cottage trade solicited. Orders left al the store or give* to the drivers, will be given prompt aod careful attention.

ELI ROSENTHAL... Merchant Tailor Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Dyeing, Men’s and Ladle's Suits made to order 413 Waahtagtoa Street m* IOOM OAK KAT. K. 3

Manufacturing Jeweler Repairing oi Fine Watches, Jewelry, &c. Fall line of Cat Glass, Hand Painted

China, Jewelry, Ac.

JOS. K. HARD, 311 Washington SL

The History of -:Cape May County:*

THE ABORIGINAL TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAY

AN account of the Aborigine*; Th* Dutch in The WhaBag; The Growth of the Villages; The kerotatioa and Patriots; The EaUblikhmetit of the New Onvrni—nt; The War at ilt>; The Progrrea of the Compty ared Sokfacra of the War.

Br 1.KW1S T0WNSUIB !

LfiWIS T. STEVENS, bflteaM. C*** *■«* A