CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD.

VOl. 11. NO.

CAPE MAY, N. J., TCESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1908.

PHICE TU'O CENTS

S. BISPHAM TO PLAY PARR

In Final Qolf V.aicb Contesi ToDay HARVEY GOT CUP

TV Consolation Cup C oes To Crack Scratch Player---Notcs 01 Links

Tbe mail'll play tourney on tb< links at ike Capo May Go 11 Club wa» conUnucKl yeaterdav in ibe mail. erent the •eal-ftnal match be twoen Samuel Blapbum. Philadelphia handicap 4. and Charlee L Malthewa. Philadelphia, handicap 7. was won b) Blspham on the eighteenth hole h)

t up.

Thla morning the be played off bet»i pham and G Howell

handicap 3,

The {Inal match for

nal match wiln Samuel BU ’arr. Baltimore.

tch for the t-offeoia >n by R. Har la acratch. de

vey, Phlladelphl .

feated J. P. Edwards. Philadelphia

acratch. one up.

A aeries of tournament* are to he Siren, the prises ha ting beep sub scribed tor by members of the club. Mr and Mrs. John Neary, of New York, who hare been playlqp earl lei In the season hare renewed theli cards for a week or more. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Jones and Mrs A. -H. aarrett. of Wilmington, wen among the enthusiastic plnyers on the

links.

Mr. D. Swope and son. H. B. Swope of Merc bant rule. N. J. were among those who were on the links yeater

dky

Mrs. C. S. Bel sterling, Mrs. A. G Young, Mias Louise Young and Mist Era Price were on the golf course yesterday, and Meadames Young ant Belsterllng expect to take up golf oi their return to Pittsburg. The open tennis tournament wtl> start tomorrow on the courts. ii which there will be mens singles ladies’ singles a&d mixed doubles Entries must be in by seven o'clock this erenlng. The fee will be one dollar. and the fee and name must be given to Thos. Sayre, at the locker Tha Cecil Open The Cecil at Nc.205 Ocean Street, has been opened for the summer aea eon of UOS, and the bar-la well stock ed with a line of the beet grades oi wines and liquors. U has the biggest summer garden In town where ■ foods and salads are specially serv The private banquet rooms hate been tastefully arranged tor supper parties Thla well-known place la centrally located^ and la within easy reach oi all parts of th ecity and la a popular meeting place where one may find their friends. The trade with the oot tage colony la solicited and ‘phone orders will receb/e prompt attention Rooms are rented to gentlemen at moderate prices on the European plat

Snow Hill. Md.—Mias Covington. Yonkers, N. Y.—Dr. and Mra. J. C. Bennett. Co nabob ocken. Pa.—J. P. Parker. Hotel Cape May. Germantown—Mrs. Edward Culllgs Washington—J. T. McCallum. New York—S. W. Mae. Overbrook—Mr. and Mra. C- H.Har-

dlng,'.

MerchantvlUe—Mra. J. B. Morton. Wilmlngtoo-*-Mra. A. H. 8. Garrett. Patteraon—Mra. Thomas Bunker. Philadelphia—Mr. and Mrs. G. RRelnmnn. G. L. Reimsnn. Jr., Walter

few yarx| Relmann. Mrs. Anbury, E. Irwin,

the finishing line when the for-j Wanton E. Hibba, Mr, and Mrs. P. L.

shot ahead with a great spurt Harding,

of speed. " J Baltimore—Mr. and Mra. H. C. D. well contested race the "Mar-1 Jan>«*. Lewis ReiU. Mias Etta Reltk.

owned by W. H. Nevlns,

Th* Indian Band THE INDIAN BAND la now hers Does It satisfy you?—and are you pleased with U? The toilet seta that we are making a special drive at the present time, are just as pi Lag to tha purse, as tbs new ban to your ear. Just think of U—a twelve piece toilet set for 11.76, whl they last. Can yon beat the price anywhere?. Come and see them and ’ you will be pleased With the value, that we give you for the i House furnishing goods of all dey'rip

lion*.

CHARLES A. SWAIN V&-7 Jackson Street.

BATUROAVg YACHT RACES r our Classaa of Boats Compels I County Contast The races of the Cape May Yacht 'lub on Saturday. In which the con est was open to all boats from Cape Jay county, wore Interesting and witnessed by largo' crowds of people, from boats In the harbor and from sees on the edge of the harbor. Those events unlike the preceding les ware held under the American Power Boat Association rules, which seemed to give thorough satisfaction. There were four classes of boata as

follows: ,

First. Cruiser class, consisting of hose boats which are built for the purpoae of sea going voyages Second- Speed Boat Class, those hlch have engines of racing gear a ) built upon racing lines. Third. Open Boata or pleasure launch Class A, consisting of small - harbor pleasure boats. Fourth. Open Boata B. or those of smaller build man the third'das*. In the speed class, the "Slick," owned by Richard Stannart, of the Wildwood Yacht Club, was the only to enter. As there was no competition the "Slick" was given the ent. merely covering the couree of ro and a half miles as a mqttar of nn. The reason there was no other ntrles was due to ah accident Chairat the Regatta Committee, B. L Gibbon, desiring to give the res\ of ibe boat owners a chance to capture cup did not enter ills boat, the “Me or."Alfred B. Miller eoten^ the Annette II." which Just before the start broke down and was unable to compete. One of the most exciting races of the afternoon was the mdse# event, which was won by the Neriedes." owned by Frances Rogers, of the Cape May Yacht Club. Tills boat best out the "Cliaade," ned by Commodore J. Clifford Wilson. of the local club, by fifty-nine

seconds.

The ••PhyUlq," owned by W. H. hew, won the open boat class A, over the ‘^pess." owned by C. D. GibNeither boat had any advanlagt

the other until within

AT THE HOTELS

People Who Have Registered Their Names Here

ARE COMING ALONG

Cape May is the Mecca ol Visitors From all Over The United States

WHO’S THE MOST HOWM OM POPULAR MAN VISITOR ? ^

The Young Ladle* and Gentlemen of Cape May Will Decide

THE BEACH

The Strand and All Its Excellent Ideas

ALL TIMELY GOSSIP

At th# request of a numbsr young ladv visitors of Cap* May, t DAILY HERALD has inaugurated ballot for th* moot popular young man visitor to Cap* May. .You ^nay vote a* often a* you please by mndtho ballot to the Herald office, No. 614 Washington atrect, either by

will be

Hotel Lafayette Philadelphia—Charlee E. Baker-t Youngstown. O.—Miss C. Theresa

Peebles.

Phlladelphl#—Thomas B. Foulkrod, i mall or In poeon. The Mrs. Charlee E. Walton, J. M. Coo-; published each day. nelly, C. C. Cummings, —-—— Trenton—Mrs. Chsrle* 8. Hayes 1 The Church Baxaar

MMWr C. HU. Hw». : Th. te U» SI. B-lUhiort—P, 1. McEvoy, Mr.. H.' “- rTI iL c - Church, Wwhlnstoc O. Mortln. MU. E. Mulln. John S. °““ «“” u ' “ “W “ Martin. ■ re<Lr ^ church, Tuesday and WedMUChc, V. Jacob.. i'"»'>« U. Waahinglon—MM. UUUh N.p».W. .v.rJc. ac .UotUU, B UhlBGa OcrMh Dm«»4 Brthcr i^ ■<"» ‘T >•“>« DmUia. Mr. (Brorr. Jh. M,..lck ».h uh ■» hh« f Re.dln,—Mr.' ..a Mr. Clurl- Hm. »

the lavrn and seats will ho furnished

tufficlent to sccommodate all who may come. The baxaar will be open for the children Tuesday and Wcdneiday afternooDs, from 3 to 6. The grounds will be brilliantly lighted by electricity .and will afford ample space for the large crowds that are expected to attend the baaaar. There will be many amusements to delight the old and young, and many kinds o! refreshments for sale. A large num ber of beautiful and useful article* have been donated, sod will be dis-

posed of during Che baxaar.

>ed the finish a small margin ahead of the "Rtoml." owned by George McCreary, Jr-. As Mr. Nevlns bsd only token his boat round the course out of the courtesy to the Yacht Club, not being a member of that organisation, the cup was awarded to the Rioml," which was the next Goed in

line.

The other entries were tie "Bono," owned by S til well Hand, of-Cape May 'Ann M.” owned by Mr. Gibson, of Wildwood.

TO PADDLE TO CAPE MAY Thee Falls of Schuylkill Youths Set

Out on Long Trip

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 17—Cheered a their way by an admiring crowd of fellow-club members, Joseph Underman, Aloysios Fielder and William Grady, of the Mohawk Canoe Ctuh,ae( out from Falla of Schuylkill at 8.46 this morning on a paddling trip to Cape May. They will proceed down the Schuylkill Into the Delaware, and to the Cape, hugging the shore

of the big bay.

As they expect to make a number of stops on the way no definite tftnc their arrival at their destination been flxciir The party occupied boat, and carrIM with them the camping equipment.

WEST CAPE MAY. William Young and family, of Millville, have been visiting Mr*. Marlon

Young.

Are yotr going to the girl’* bane ball festival Wednesday evening, front of Swain's Store? as Emma Hutton, of MfflvlUe, U tha guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas El dredge. Miss Halils Johnson, of MIHviUe, la being entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Pierson.

Stockton

Philadelphia—W. H. Foster, Fred I Glosser. John F. Beta, Jr. PotUtown. Pa —Mr. and Mra. C. C. Root, Mr..and Mr#. Jno. W. Healy. Washington—Mr. and Mra. Jno. S. Bivins. Mist A. O. Joyce, Mrs. M. R. English, Mr*. J. 8. Bradford. Mrs. R. Matthews,'Bowman Matthews, Mis Rosalind Matthew*. MMr and Mrs.W. M. Barton, Mr. and Mr*. L. S. Lip-

•art.

Baltimore— Miss Jennie Wllcox-

Ster Villa

Washington—Mr. and Mr*. Henry

R. Curti*.

Baltimore—Mrs. L.’V.-Roblnaon.Wr D. Bishop, E. T. Keith hah n. Mia* L.

WeUhahn.

Philadelphia—Mr. and Mi*. Henry

A. Gauntachl. Miss Carolyn A. Bredremln. Jam** O'Hara, Ml## Made Da

mer, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Lucking.

Chaifonte. v I salve# In nCarenoe to food and drug* Wilmington—Mr. and Mr*. Fred C. there seems to be a general dlspoalRuffbeed. | Uon on the part of Intelligent people, Philadelphia—Mia* Blanche Short,!. ^ demand goods that are Intended 8. Rotetsr. Mlse Helen Welters Ml*# toy consumption to be absolute purity

thus strengthening the hands of .our

law makers. Wlltbank'a cam

ha makes them dy mad# to order.

-l£*;

“Was It high Sunday

Yes, the 16th waa probably what *< nn “High Sunday." Thla mi that we have reached the blggee* Sunday of the season thus far, but next Sunday 23d will surely be found equal to It In the number of beach vial unless, of oouree, some defdor#ble weather conditions should cause Interuptlon of travel hither on Saturday. Everything being t i#votable, the third Sunday of big crowds should be accorded the grand old Cape May beech. Then wUl come an t-xodu* on Monday Slat, regardless of weather conditions, that shall look very much like a break In the hotel Nevertheless, -we shall see signs of good September business, such as wtl mean a comfortably full bouse, and highly profitable month. Let no one forget that everybody Is supposed to remember, that September is usually the most delightful month at the leashorc, and positively the finest

month for sea bathing.

Cape May la not given to big figre*. because Cape May writers and corrafrondeoU never exaggerate. So we keep within the truth In saying that about ten thousand different per sons sought the surf bath from our strand during the past three days. We Wish It were possible to pro vide s list of all the-pretty girt# seen

ten thousand of bathers.

Wouldn’t It be A grand sight to have them all pass a reviewing stand in procession on th* etranu. clad In the! varicolored and variegated style* oi bathing costumes, before the bath— not after. Who ever *aw a girt ap pear pretty, or commonly attractive upon coming out of the water?

Pier Avanu« studio

• be liar Avenue Photo Studio la ^'w haring a nice trade taking ptow at night, by their new process v# studio la now under the manage at of Robert E. Pridoe, of Balti wfw. Md.. Mr. Prince has had 3b . are experience In tha photograph -sines# and his picture* apeak foi «-i:.»«lvea. Being located near i.o Pier they are sure to be well pa-

Pure Food BUI

ftotwithstanding the passage by Uie late Congress of the Pure Food Laws

Laura Walter*.

Ardmore—Miss Sarah McNamec. Baltimore—Mis* Martha C. PhiRlp*-

The Victoria,

Th* Laet, But Not tho Least. Grand musical entertainment and Cake Walk will be given by the Chaifonte Hotel waiter* and vr*itre*ae*, Wednesday evening, August 1*, In the hotel dining room. The doors at 8 o clock and admission will be 26 cento. Beside the regular walk there will be a burilsque cake walk, and the prise* for both win be oontrtbulsd by ts of the hotel.

Steamer Lina Crippled

The stem mer Una from Lewes, Del* waa crippled Sunday afternoon otf Mecray Shoals, and called for help. A life earing crew responding found the passengers in a state of alarm a* the cylinder bead had blown off, tear

r, MisT Alice

Senior. Leek Senior, Mra. LUUe Keeney. Mra. FYank Stidham Mra. L. Hry Philadelphia—Robert E. Bray.

Baltimore Inn

OatonsviHe, Md.—John A. Neehltt. Baltimore—Oscar Leser. F. Lescr. Felix Laser, Fusion Laser. Philadelphia—Mary McKnight. Chestnut HU1—Sydney B. Dunn.

. The Windsor

Allentown—Mies M. A. McGlnley. Devon, Pa.—Martin U Halil rig# Ms

ter Porter Helllngs.

Springfield. *fass—Mias J. G.BUes. Philadelphia—H. Mattson.

Stockton‘Hotel every morning 10

to 1L30. Private lessons to suit- (6

' i season. The drop step barn dances taught rapidly, at

Landis. H. C. Landis, Jr.

Baltlmore^-Dr. and Mrs. J. S. T.

Luca O. Carpenter, Instructor.

Two tloksta, 26 .0

a mer residents of Cape May xmld not do better than to ope account with Security Trust Company will be pleased to serve you. 11 keep your money safe tor yw

Whitman's confections, Lowney

shay chocolates, after dinner n Ice cream soda with crushed £ Ware** Pharmacy, Ocean St and Col-

The Doings and Antics ol the Jolly Bather—The Petite Maiden and Charming Beau Bromine!

TENDERED A CARD PARTY Captain and Mrs'. William Then ton and Mra W. C. Wallses Honored A charming card party was given the Chailonle yesterday aflernouu to Captain and Mrs. William Thornton, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Wal ace. wife of Senator William C. Wal at Niagara Falls, N. Y.. whi

have been passing the si that popular hotel. Refreshments were a enlra of the occasion

o each participant.

Among those who enjoyed the hap >y affair were Mr*. William 1. Tuttle. Mrs. W. A. Stebblns, Mra. D J Stewart, Mra. J. P. Barnea, Mra. UniC Crease, Mr*. J M Welah.Mlu C. Cleaver, Mr. D. J. Stewart ana

Mr. J. M. Welah.

The Rosebush on the Grave We sadly look, our griefs abound As thou dost stand above the mound After bleak winter'* enow and rain. We think you ne’er will bloom again. We look again the Spring has come. The eapa of life ooct- more doth run. We watch and wait. In anxious carv For leaf and bud WUl soon be there Then the flower so pure and fair. To what can w%, its bloom compare. * sweet perfume around, lu petals fall to the ground Under thy branch, beneath our feet. Lie* one like you,both pure and t ww # Who, Yore ber rose had fully blown, rias gone from us to Heavenly Heme Fhe petals of her kindly deeds, ilqr watchful care of all our Deeds. Have dropped, but will not see decs) Fhey’ve In our hearts, been stored

away.

The fragrance of her love so strong. For those to whom the did belong. WUl not like yours, be scattered far. i Tnlnds shine like s star Has she pot on the ralmnent white. Doe* she stand near the Throne so. bright? Waiting as she so oft did here, To smooth the brow,wipe off the tear.’ OUte'S. McKnlght-

sisters not pr*vio*aly manttoned. who are among tha happiest glria • enjoying the freedom of the groat beach In the untrammeled light and

airy garb peculiar to girl bathers.

Tbeee are Misses Anna and Treadway, who form a small portion only of the host of fair daughters at

Star Villa-

Hare you noticed “The Bed, White and Blue Sisters?" They are pretty glria, to begttr with, and tho unique style of their bathing anils makes them doubly attractive, are about fourteen, sixteen and eigh-teen-respectively. and their family name la Bishop. Their suits are chic*

In rod.

in white and one In blue. They are Philadelphia glria, but where are they, stopping? Another fair Bur Villa guest la is* Emma S. Anderson, who thoroughly enjoys the dash la the salt

£ .to our shore on Saturday Miss Helen Smith and Mis* Elsie M-Cnrlstt. They seem very to renew acpualntancee on the Cepe May strand. Architect Thomas Jamison and wife

to resting daughter*, enjoy together ths outdoor recreations afforded .on, this

ale are Philadelphia High School girls

Scotland. Mi*. Jamison has

th* o

One of th* mart interesting sights at bathing time la to watch the little kids of two or throe yean lu tiny bathing suits imitating In a war, IheTantlos of their elden. The ( wonder to that they hav* so little ( fiar of the mighty deep. Little '

of Dr.

tor. of Philadelphia, is on* of thesa

CONCERNING THE PEOPLE

Pacts

ire *umm<--, » preeenlei.

PERSONAL MENTION Social Events ol the Day ToU in Bnei Paragraphs-—Home People and Visitors

Father James P Parker, of CoDshohocket,. I'a . U summering at the • and Mra 8- Gordon Smylhe, at hobockrn. Pa . are guest# of Aiderman and Mr* Frances K. Duke. U their cottage on I-a/ayetle street Mra R. J. OC row ley wlllspend the emalnder of the season at Cape May.

THE WEEKLY HERALD

i of Cap*

Th* All-tho-Ysar Champ to i

May's Interest.

e no doubt anaie that the

summer seaside resort of Cape May Is making for the better, and tbst there

here a ^steady, healthy growth <H

proaperily, increasing values and the busiuesa of the place. You aft inter ested in the resort, either from a property standpoint, or from association,or

two daring Quaker .Oft^rrtalioaahip u> its older families,or one

time residt-uis.

independent champion and chronicler of the news of these advancement the Caps May Hkbai.d, published every Thu red »y afternoon, desires that you become one of its subscriber*. The price is ONE DOLLAR per year in advance. fhe Cape May Hkkald is not owned by a corporation,nor published in the interest pt any corporation, set of men, either politically or otl wise; but Its aim is to give all the news unbiased manner, and cover fully all matters relating to municipal and county affairs, the transfers of property, the oocurenow of the day, the happenings In a eodal way, and, in fact, .•very item which ahould appear in a Uve and modern newspaper, such as should be published at a seaside resort

to Atlantic City.

The Pennsylvania Railroad will run i* of Its popular excursions to Atlantic City on Thursday, August 27 th* train leaving Cape May at 8 a. m and stopping at all intermediate lions between hare and Cape _Maj Court House. Returning the train'wU leave Atlantic a» 6 p. m. The price for the round trip Will be on* dollar. be had from the rail road offices along Um yn#.

Valet Service

od men's unaing. Bare your clothes cleaned and pressed whil

enter the Normal c -- a ” ul .wj boy or e«n ryuMng

of charge. Both Phone*.

.424 Washington rtroeL

One large Rambler Oar, UM model complete with top ceo*. front. In «*•

U No. 7*4 Laf rette street. Cape May. N. J. B. W. Why keep your money In your oot iga or hotel and ran the risk of too-

teC*

About Those Cooiiog To Cape May

I gues

. Mrs

M E

erford-Sutll.’ at her Decatur St ge J C Bennett, a prominent physician of New York, wltn Mr* leu. is stopping at the LafayetteBennett Is the son of Mr and J. C. Bennett, of ('ape May. r and Mrs. Frank R. Shaltuck, formerly prominent members of tne pe May Golf Club, and wbo are w residing at Chelsea, are spend5 a short season at Cape May Mr shaltuck has renewed his playing on e Cape May Golf links.' Mr. Henry Ford, of Detroit. Mich., enjoying a visit to Cape May.which is already covered a period of three eets. at the Hotel Cape May. He is accompanied by Mrs. Ford and Mr ‘(/sens, the manager of his automobile manufacturing plant Mr. and Mr*-). Parsons Smith were nests over Sunday of Mr Isaac H Imlth, at his cottage. Mr. Smith is •ecretary of the Light House Board ' the Fourth Light House District of lie United Slates, and has his ofO es in the post office building. In Philadelphia. He came down to take part e reunion of the old members of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church, which was celebrated Sunday. M. C Swain, our well-known maker id layer of cement walks and cellar bottoms, baa Just completed a large Job of sidewalk and curbing work for Conductor Benjamin B. Hughes, of the W. J. ft 8. R. it, atM liiviUe.Mr Hughes U highly pleased with the work which Mr. Swain has done and considers it one of the best Jobs of character in that city. Mr. Swain's office is at his residence on Windsor avenue.

CHILDREN’S CHARITY DANCE At the Stockton Hotel on Saturday Evening, August 22 By general request the charming features of the children'* military dance will be repeated. Lucien O. Carpenter, director. Tickets admitting one 26c.

Rid* Horseback you don’t hav* r chance jrours*lf l*t your children taka advantage of th* rare and cheap opportunity. Our Instructor* are competent, *xveed horsemen, and we give •pedal attention to ladle* and ahlldren. Lesson* par hour 32.00; riding par hour $1 AO. Call th* Glanwood and secure your here* and hour. Skirts furnished free.

Keep Cool our comfortable easy-fitting light-weight (anneals that we tailor beyond comparison in styla ssd QL For th* younger eet a swagger air Imparted by an artful dash of New

For th* men of eober taste, simplicity without severity, fashi-n wlth-

Our prices are easy of reach.

424 Washington street.

Freeh Cream Fruit Layer Cakaa. 26 eta, at Capa May Baking Co.

tower* early Tuesday followed by clearing. Wednesday fair, light to fresh sooth west b

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