CAW! MAT DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1908.

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TRIALS FORAMMALS Curious Custom That Prevailed In the Middle Ages. PROSECUTED FOR HOMICtOE.

liolareil aa aecoud^laaa matter July I t. IMlt, at the poal office at Cape May. N. J, under the Act of March ,

t-IKK A1.A11M CAI.1A4,

CITY DIRECTORY.

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March , u »|, nn boat* and (lie folio wine are the number* and nee locaUoo of HP, 33 Washington ■Dret, near ScheDeD-

ger’* laiudiug.

XI. Washington street, near Onion. 4? Washington street and Madia 1. l®lb | M. Lafavette and Bank aueeta L 1V03 &S. Broad and Elmira a tree t*. •

1. 1910 . (». Ihttabarg and Sew Jersey avenoi 1.191! <W block ton avenne, between Jefli

tad Queen streets

l. 130S 1 19U3 1. 1910

er—l H Smith Jr.Jai

BOARD OF EDUCATION. Samuel R. SUtee. Prealdent Dr. A L Leach — William Porter —— Kdw. H. Philllpa. Clerk. William K. Sheppard— - WUUam B Gilbert George S. Douglass - Lather f. Ogden Chartes kork— — —

Si. Columbia Avenue and Gurney 54 Ocean street, near Beach avenne. 91 South I Afayette and Grantstreeta. w; Broailaav and Beach avenue. 93. Perry street, near Bridge. 94 Perry street and Bench avenue. 96 Washington and Jackson streets' 97. Columbia avenue and Decatur street 9b. Washington and Ocean streats.

BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr A. L- Leach. President.Sept. 1 Dr V.M.D. Marry. Health officer ' Robert. S. Hand William R tjheopsud WUllam Porter, secretary “ George U U>* eU

Board of Trade

Prealdent, Luther C. Ogden; Secre | Ury. A. O. Merchant. Jr.; Treasurer. |

Thomas W. Millet. Church Directory

—buodars. 6.15, 8 and 10 sun •• Weekdays, 7.30 a m. Sunday aud Friday Evening Services at 6.00 o'clock. Lonfesoiooa—Saturdays, and Thune isyr before ibe Firtt Friday, from 3J0 to o. p. m . and from 7 30 to9^0 p m.

•nudsy*—OelebrsUon of I

« Holy Coo In* Prmye

Uianv tod Sermon, lot the Brat Sunday of each mouth celebration of Holy Com maaiouj t**u a m. Sunday School Jp. m. Aventne vChoral) Service and Sermon 8.00 P Week day*-W«»lne*daya.Evening Prayer Salnu Day * aud Thuradaya—Ceiebra-

Cor Washington and Franklin streets, Cape Mav N. J. Sunday Service*. Holy Communion. 7 JU A m , every Sunday, and 10 AO A m., the Firm Sunday of each month. Morot-ig Prayer and Sermon. 10 80 Evening Prater only. & p. m.

Si Andrew's Church, miadelP A. D. Laont, D. D. R*cDarid'a Church. Maaa.ilsdelphls. .. „:ma= Van Felt 'Levi*. Kcctov Church of the Incant* uiio. Phiisdclphia kt Rev loi-n Scarborough. D. D., L.L D.. Bishop of New Jer-

kev. Nathaniel B. Thomas, Beelor Church of the Holy ApoeUes. Philadelphia.

, Rev. Herman L Dnhriog. D.D., Superintendent Protestant Eplscopal Cuy Mismoe. Philndelphis. , Rev. Charles M Perkins, Kural Dean. Rector Trinity Church.

Our Secret SortatlM. Adonlram Chapter, No. 90, Roral Arch Masons—Convocations, third Monday of each month at lodjt* room. Waahlngton and Franklin streets Cape Island Lodge, No. 80, F. and i —Communications, second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at lodgjf room, A’aahlngton and Franklin stroctC Cape May Camp. No. 8773, ModJi Wooduen of America—Meets first Wednesday it each month at Auditorium. (Jape May Conclave, No. 183. Improved Order of Urplaeophe—Meets at Og Hall, 313 Washington street, on second and lonrth Thnradays of each month. Cape May Council, No. 1801; Royal Ar an um- Meets first and third Thnrtdays of «ch month at Auditorium. Cape May Lodge. No. *1. A. a u. W.deets first and third Thursday* of each uonth at 818 Washington street. Cold SBffn&iloAoll, Jr. O. U. A. M. No 185—Meetainhall at Cold Spring, every iueeday evening at 7 o'clock. Colombia Lodge, No 88. Independent -irder of Mechanic*—Meets each Mo

at Auditorium.

Eureka Lodge, No. . Ladles’ L O. M.— Alert* every Tuesday evening at 8.00 I AO. 604 Washington streetFnendshlp Conncli, No. 87, D. of A. I eels on Toeeday afternoon of sacb week ^ 2.80, in Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring. The John Mecray Post No., 40, G. A. Rmeet* on the third Friday of each m at 7.30 o’clock p. m.. at Franklin i

. Bull That Killed • Man Found Qullty, gentaneed to Doath and Cxacutset—Fat# of • Cock That Was Charged WHh Having Laid an Egg. Among the many curious customs of tba past U recorded a singular feature of the Juriaprudeuco of the middle sgee. whan animals were Indicted for mjuriea Inflicted upon human beings. The custom was not abolished in France until the middle of the eight oenth century, and the French court records show that at least ninety-two trials took place between 1130 and

1741.

There la some Biblical precedent tor haae proceeding*, for In the twentyAral chapter of’Exodus one finds, "If an ox gore a mac or a woman that they die, then the ox ehall be stoned and hla fleeb shall not be eaten." An early Instance of th# custom waa | In 1814, when a bull escaped from a farmyard In a village In France In the duchy of Valois aud gored a man to death. The Count of Vatola, being Informed of the cue*, directed that the bull be captured and formally prosecuted for homicide. This wae done and evidence was | who had sees the o killed. The bull was thereupon sentenced to suffer death, which wM Inflicted by atiengulathm. after which la suspended from a tree by the hind lege. In USE a eow was executed In the square of Falalae for having closed the death of a child, and three years aa condemned to death at DUoa for having killed a man. In 1467 a sow and her six young one* re tried at Levegny on the charge having killed and partially eaten a child. The eow was convicted and death, but the Wttl* one* acquitted oo tbe ground of tbeir extreme youth and Inexperience, the bad example of their mother and the abeence of direct evidence of their baring partaken of tba atrocious feast On* of th* moot groteeque of theee trials took place In Basel when a farmyard cock was tried on tba abebarge of having laid an egg. It contended tn support of the prosecution that eggs laid by cocks were of InwarimahU worth tor uee In certain magical preparations, that a aorcerrr would rather possess a cock's egg than the elixir of life and that Satan employed witches to batch each

Mayflower Lodge. No. 368, Independent Order of Odd Fellow*-Meets each Friday at the Auditorium. Jackson street. Ogallalls Tribe, No. 157. Improved Order of Red Men—Meets at 810 Washington street. Cape May Flee D-partmcut. meat* first M oudsy even lug In each mouth at corner V aahingtou and Franklin street*

C. 8. Weather Bureau, XI4 Ocean SL. Geo. X*. Lovett, AgsttL

CAPE MAY PO$T OFFICE Arrival and Departure of Malle WEEK DAYS rrtv# Depart Cloea at Office 6J0 A. M. 4.16 A. M. ES0 “ 4.45 ” I.1& - «.« “ 10JO -*• 1 JO P. M. oja - ■ rooms A. M. 3-60 " 6.00 - 8J0 “

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SUNDAYS

10.45 A- M. 4J0 P. M. Collections and Deli varies

WEEK DAVE

t JO A. M. EJO A. M. * 13 00 M. 13.00 uT 1 3.00 P. M. 4.45 P.M.

SUNDAYS 3J0 P. M.

Office open from 4 a. m-, until

Theee

BAFTiaT CKVnCB. Rev. H. P. Crego, Pastor. Freaching oo Bondsy morning at U Is the evaotag st 7.80. mlug Worker* Meeting at

Rev. Janies Buna, Pastor. Preaching ©a Soeday morning at HU0. la the eeeetog at 7.4S. J Meetings at • a. n. aud «-» r. M. 00 ( Bahod at 3 r. a. Epworth Laagna baudsy ersnlag a.

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SECURITY TRUST CO.

STATEMENT

Capital. Nurploa and undivided profita f 241.130 Depoaita 2.228,756.8

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J. BFIC'ER LEA Ml NO AARON W HAND WILLIAM F. (.AriSEDY ALBERT O. BENNKTT

DR. JAMEH MK< KA1 REUBEN T. JOHNHt ..v JOHN B. HUFFMAN HON. ROBERT K Ha.

1.00 for Year In Advance

U£)m. ^euerjs ■AWD^LAfliCH^ BDiLDER|»li Office and Shop-Cor. Corgic and Jefferson Sts. CAPE MAT if. J.

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Dealer iuRoot* and 8bo*». Hatlilng Slipper* aud Rubber Goods, bole Agent id Gape May for Lambertrillc Suag-I’roof Boots and King yualiir Shoe* u Repairing in all its Branch’.* Blacklog Drweaiug sod Findings

•'.0 )b« Boot. Kcvatouc Phone 1 -ASM

lor Bale. Ball Baods :

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

M- C- SWAIN MAKLFACTCKEB UF Artificial Stone Pavement, Cellars, Floors. Etc., Etc 711® ABU S7BS1® SSV70B8. aiv colos oa Dtsisa * tptaatrr

UNCLE DIOKl’S 1 SBa®iEB8B afl3,a, aa®? iBfi7iaa | RICHARD M. ■CNSTCAD, Rr*eUnder New Mauacrmest Thoroughly Renovated -Strictly Pint CM** Ber

The priaoaar's advocate admitted tbe facta of Ah* case, but contended that no evil Intention bad been proved and that no evil result bad taken place the laying of an egg waa an Involuntary art and aa such waa not punishable by law; also there waa no record of the devil having made a com part with an anlmaL The public proaacutor statad tn reply that tbe ertl one sometimes entered Into animals, as tn tbe case of tbe twine which drowned themselves tn tbe see of Galilee. 80 the poor creature waa convicted not aa a cock, tart a* a sorcerer or per hap* the devil Id the form of a cock, whereupon tbe bird and the egg that attributed to It were solemnly burned at tbe stake. Even stranger than thM were the roceedinga logfituted hi 1445 and 1487 gainst certain beetle* which had made havoc tn the vineyard* of SL Julian. Advocates ware named on behalf of tba vine grower* and the beetle* respectively, but by a singular cotuddance tbe Ineerta disappeared when cited to anewer for tba rnhwhlef they had done, s*m1 the proceedings ware in unaequenc* abandoned. That waa In 1446. in 1*87. hew^ vur, they r*appparo*.'in3'a complaint •’ — *- th* vicar

wbc named a Judge and also an ad rote represent th# beetle*. A compromise waa finally agreed upon, wherein th* vine groweni consented to cede th* baedea certain fieldc to their Some time after the

tasted that there v

oae* had to begin again, but bow It carted M net known, owlag to the mutiletlou of the records.—F. a Evans la

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Htexally attributed to one Benedetto GentS# of Genoa, who eetabUah•d Us lottery In 109a Tbe proper lot-

Sirs/ Class 'Work... Al Popular Prices SINK The Leading Barber

Axl Work Gcarantekd amd Best of Rkpkrkncr Purnihhed 30 ■yjEji.Ee T~r»-T>i3Li Earc-x^ Office and Residence, 33- Windsor Av*. Cape May, A. ,,

This Space is Reserved far C. H. Taggart

JEWELRY AND WATCHMAKING

Geo. W. Reeves Steam and Hot Water Heating and the Honeywel System ^=3=^

Plumbing In all lines General Jobbing Bpeclflcations Furnished

• 22 Waehlaftea St

If you are in want, you are to blame for you can get anything you want at MSS. TURMER’S Dry Goods Store

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Complete Line of Hosiery, Corsets, Underwear, adies’.-^hildren^and Infant's Wearing Apparel WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOB Ladies’ Fancy Shirt Waists ALSO A LINE OF Bathing Suits, shoes, caps MRS. E. TURNER 323 Walhington St. CAFE MAT, N. 1.

BOTH MtOHBB LADIES ENTRANCE CAPE MAY BRANCH OF THE CAMDEN BOTTLING CO. [Ml Mi HI WiiMHib Sfrwf A M lagaf WMaa mi Uqnari XEZZS****" Han aidi JBn^Hartoor Chaanpegna -fhma FanSara Whtakey Meant Vernon “ Pamweea A Ooaa* No. ( Whiskey

A Large Variety oh Beers

Largest stock of carefully selected goods. Clocks of all kinds. Repairing of Watches, Clocks or Jewelry promptlr and skilfully done. BELF0RD GARRIS0H 305 WemhlortOR U. Cepe May

BUY 70UR FRTUT AT HOGAN'S cipe nun omr fruit stobe Forty y.ears in the Fruit and Candy Business. East Cape • May delivery. Special sealed packages for Hotel Guests. No charge for package and delivery. 501-3-5-7-9 WKWHSTOH ST.

"'he Mansion Bakery 317 Mansion St.

Keystone Phone BSD

WM. WALDORF. Frop’r

All kind* of Plea, Oakes, Hot Buna, Biscuit*, Fancv Goods, Ktc. Hotel* and Cottage trade solicited. Order* left at the store or gi-en to the drivers, will be given prompt and careful attention.

ELI ROSENTHAL ... Merchant Tailor Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Dyeing, Men's and Ladie’e Suits made to order 413 Washington Street

Keyslonc Phone lOBM

OAPK MAY. if- 3

Manufacturing Jeweler Repairing of Fine Watches, Jewelry, &c. Full -line of Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Jewelry, Ac. JOS. XL HAFD, 311 Washington St

The History of -:Cape May County:*

ROM

THE ABORIGINAL TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAY

AM Mcoont ol Um Aborigine; T*. Dutch (d aqr; n. Sntknu of I*. Oontr. of TW rntnm°it*'amr V dao*m,u*,vv.