CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD.

VOI. 11. NO. 49.

CAPE MAY, N. J., WEDNESDAY AUCTJST 26, 1908.

I'll ICE TWO CENTS

CONCERNING THE PEOPLE

About Those Coming To Cape May

PERSONAL MENTION

SociaI Events o! the D*> ToM in Bnd Pmgraphs—Home People tnd \ isi'ors

Harvvat Horn* Tb" annoAl harvoat home of the Cold Sprint ProabyterUa Church will tw brld od Thuraday afternoon and cranio*. September S. IMS, at Eldredxe'a Grove, Cold Sprint, New J*r aey Chicken pot-pic supper will be •erved from 6 until 9 o'clock at 60 cent* each. There will alao he -loe cream, cake, confocUonery for sale. All are cordially Invited to be pmeit and partake of a rood old faahloned pot-pie iupper. Coaches win run from Swain's store. West Cape May. day should prove stormy will be held next fair day.

AT THE HOTELS

visit

H. M Zu*. of Philadelphia.

In* Ms brother, Charles K Zu*. s

the Virginia

Mr W E Wall.one of Cleveland" leading oil men. with Ms family ar stopping at the Virginia. Miss ids Sletens. Superintendent of the nurses in the Brooklyn Throat and Eye Hospital, is visiting frlendi

In Cape May

Judge George Gray, of the U Circuit Court. Is again enjoying seaside vacation at Cape May. and Is staying with cottage friends. Hon. Charles H. Treat, Treasurer of the United States, accompanied by Mrs. Treat, Miee Mabel Treat and Miss G. H. Treat, la a moat dialing uiahed guest at the Hotel Cape May Mr Walter D KMi^oC Philadelphia, t very promlalng young actor, was a guest of Mr. D. A O Brien at the Virginia, ever Sunday. Mr. Dale is a fine pianist and delighted all who heard him play. Mias Lillian Douglass, of Smithvillts Mo.. Is a guect of Mrs Edwin Bartoq) of Washington street. Miss Douglass took her ftrat dip In the great ocean on her arrival In Cape May and she is now a great lover of this healthy

sport

Mr. and Mrs. R M. Ham, of Philadelphia, are guests at the Hotel Cape May. Mr. Ham was formerly chief clerk of the Stockton, this city, and Is now connected with the Stratford Hotel. Philadelphia. * Former Congressman and Mr*. Gw, Hires, of Salem, N. J-. accompanied by their two daughters, are enjoying a season of vacation at the Hotel Cape May. Congressman Hires distinctly remembers the opening of the Stockton Hotel In 186S. and was one of the guests at the first week of the opening. He recalls that the opening of mammoth hotel was as much a revelation to the country as being the greatest hotel on the coast In that day, as was the opening of the Hotel Cape May last April Congress man Hires has been coming to Cape May every year since, for a brief suM mer vacation. He also had the honor of being the first nominee for Congress at a convention held on the iron pier. Cape May. the first political convention ever held over the ocean.

Excursion to Atlantic CRy. The Pennsylvania Railroad will

m of Its popular euarsiona to At-

lantic City on Thur^ay, August

the train leaving Catl May at t a. m

and slopping at all .Intermediate between here and Cape May

Court House. Returning the train wll leave Atlantic at l p m. The price for the round trip will be one dollar, information can ha hsA from ik* rail

road offices along the Una.

Pure Food Bill

Notwithstanding the passage by the late Congress of the Pure Food Laws that *re beginning

to be a general disposi-

tion on ths part of Intelligent people. U> demand good* that are Intended Cor consumption to be absolute purity

thus strengthening nv* Saniia of our ^VaU, Mias Wall, Mr*. Edward, Mis*

law maker*. Wll thank’* candles are

pure because ha i dy made to order.

The Beat Job Printing i best Job printing done In Cape Is done at the office of the CAPS MAT HERALD, No. 614 Wash ington street. Wa hare the latest dein type and the speed and faculty for promptly executing the wor and U la a pleasure with us to do satisfactory printing for the people of Cape May. Our chargee are reasonand the work la delivered

promptly

A du Pont Dinner

Mrs. Lam mot du Pont, of WUmln? too, Del, who Is occupying for August the cottage at the corner of Ocean street and Columbia avenue, entertained at dinner at the Colonial a number of friends and relatives who came to Cape May In their automobiles Covers were laid for Mrs. T. Coleman du Foot, wife of Gen. du Pont. Republican National Committeeman from Delaware, and In charge of the speakers' bureau of the Republl^p. National Committee; Mies EUen V. du Pont, Miss A- H. du Pont. Miss R. de F. dn Pont. F. V. .do Pont. E. T. du Pont. Mias E. ATollman. Visa 8 Sberrard. Mias L.

Pyle and C. D. Bwck.

On Friday, August 18, at No.

Washington street. There win be a

sale of home-made cake*, bre

etc. Lunch served during the day. led

Candidate for Coroner. Jerome S. Rush, who has been for number of years a Justice of the Peace In Ocean City, announces his candidacy for Republican nomination for Coroner under the rules governng the Republican Party. Mr. Rush has been long identified with the faction of the Republican Party which la new In control, and If nominated and elected to the office, would make an efficient official, has a large acquaintance throughout the county and this will start him off well on (he voting In the pri-

Ride Ht

If you don’t have r chance yourself let your children take advantage of the rare and cheap opportunity. Our Instructor* are competent, expc 1 .iced horseman, and we give apodal attention to ladies and

hour llhd. Cali the Qlenwood and secure your horse and hour. Skirts

furnished free.

Dancing Clasa Stockton Hotel ever morning 1# lo 11.10. Private leaaona to suit. $6 the entire season. The drop step and barn dances taught papldly, single Laden O. Carpenter, Instructor. Informal dances every evening. Two tickets IS cents; Ova tickets

Cause of Divorce

_ woman in New York has Just applied tor a divorce, on ahe'frouud that her husband did not love bar.

house with cheap furniture. If . buy your furniture at H. F. Otter's 412 Washington street, you win he

sure to avoid that trouhls-

troat is a most attractive place f

People Who Hive Registered Their Names Here

ARE COMING ALONG

WHO’S THE MOST wombn** tournament POPULAR MAN VISITOR ? I The Golf Medal Play Ends In a

Veatarday.

'PRETTY PICTURES FOR THE HOME

Cape May u the Mecca ol Visitors From all Over Hie United State*

Hotel Lafayette New Orleans—D. J. Gracey, Philadelphia—€. D. Bentley. Wilmington—Mr. and Mrs. Sterling. g Chicago—Miss J. F. MacLeman.MU C. Bicbard. Lake George, N. Y —T. M. Wheeler J. C. Wheeler, New York—Martin McClay. Baltimore—M. G. Hose.

Colonial

Philadelphia—Miss Anna Hohnhorit, Mrs. A. G. Williams, Mima Marie Wii-

—Mr. and Mr*. H.

Philadelphia—A. J. Bartlett Wenonah—Chas. L. Frederick. Merchant id lie—W. H. Nowies. Camden—Mr. and Mr*. M.Rath. Paterson—Mr. and Mr*. J. WSto-

Th# Virginia

Philadelphia—J. E. H. Kelley. :

I. Zug.

Cleveland—Mr and. Mrs. N.

Edward. Star Villa

Washington—Laura V. Thompson. Scranton, Pa.—Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Surrett, Theodore Burrett, Jr, Louisa Surrett.

ChaHpnta

Philadelphia—Mr*. E. M. Caeaady. Derry Church. Pa.—P. H. Caaaady. Lewis Bradley Casaedy. New York—J. C. Kerigan.

Pitts burg - White. Mill vine—C. M. Gipley. Philadelphia—John H. Graham. Baltimore Inn New York—Mr. and Mrs. 8. Stafford, Baltimore—Mrs. C. E. Ridgely.Ml** Alice O.

Wyoming. Washington—Mia* Florence E- Job

Philadelphia—O. J.- Cathcard, W.E Elliot, Miss Ethel OXJregg. loe Springs, Neb.—T. D. Greene.

sn's eighteen hole mode. | 00 TO ° w * Bt 8 f * w beautiful and J play handicap tournament yesterda) j' ne *P en *' v * iffture* with which u> i afternoon ended In a Ua. The score, a***”" 8 ^ roar home? You will .urei,

find what you want In the lUuatrated catalogue published by the N Depart ment of the Judge Company, 225 FlftH Avenue, New York. An excellent pu tore for the money I* "Unreqult.I»ve“—a baby and a dog which doe not return the former's affectloo Tb

sepia print by F. Y Cory

At the request of a .number young lady visitors of Capo May, ths DAILY HERALD has InauguraUd a ballot for the moot popular young man visitor to Capa May. .You may vets aa often as you pleas* by sanding the ballot to the Herald office. No. *14 Washington street, either by mall or In perecn. The vote will be

published each day. The Contest Waging

The battle of tb* ballot* tor oet popular Capa May young man rial tor continue*, and to-day record the result of the balloting up to 6 o’clock last night The vote* ore piling op, and the contest grows aa the friends of bach candidate put

; the ballots tor them.

But four more days remain in which

Mr*. R. H: Bartow

Mia* F. Daniels Miss R. DUnond Mima G. Davis Mia# A. Daria Mias M. Reed

in the standing for the cup eve;

102 0 102

lady In the tourney received point l ooJ ’ r ceota. The large pi.

THRILLING RESCUE Father Of Paul Burns Performs Great Feet

or fractious of points.

Bryan and Kern Banner The first political banner to I flung to the breece* will be awut at the corner of Washington an Jackoon streets, by the Democrat.' Club, of Cape May U will be 20x' feet In slxe and be eenbeUsbed wit the portraits of William J. Bryan on. John W. Kern. What la the matte wKh the Republican office holder going down Into their pockets. an>’ buying a Taft and Sherman banner?

Rouge Used on Ear Tipt.

It has been remarVc-1 (hat certali women who alt on the pluxcas of sum mer hotels th'v season are adopting the French Idea of using no makeup ex eept a little rouge on the tips of thel ear* "Women who will not make up In the daytime,” soya a woman who returned recently from Paris "rouge the tlpe of their ears. The red

_r~°’ . . , ,| nee* of the ear lobe* brings out the The contest will close Saturday, Av p« lpDra of the chtek , -The women

gnat 2S, at 5 P. M., and the final re ; whose cheeks are white make them suit win be announced on Monday, j appear ruddy by rouging the tips of

Oguat XI. | their ear* a bright pink.*' This ought The Interest grew*. The prise la' to fornlah a fresh topic of Conversation ' be awarded by a commlttae, wl “ **■ ‘ ~

will decide what la moat appropriate

to give the winner.

I to those who alt on the summer ! plaxxas and bare everlasting discus aion* on beauty, dressmakers and age

The result to data Is: G. Howell Parr

Wilson Bell

William H. Carswell James Riley Whs# lock

Robert Greer Ralph Brown Paul Burns Edward Chew

George W. Riley Sewell Corttran William Welsh, 3rd. Ferd J. Graves Lloyd H. Rice M. A. Langert, Jr. W. N. Ottlnger Georg* D. McCreary, Jr. John B. Newkirk Charles J. Miller, Jr. France* Roger* Clarence O’Crowley W. L Poncher

Hary Grata

Wakaman Sherwood

1#0

I. Kelly

C. Walker B. A. Smith Spencer D. Wright, Jr. George T. Keen Amo* Worthington, Jr. Park Whiting Horace J. Sherwood

The Cecil Open Tb* Coed at No-BN Ocean Street, as ham opened tor tha auimaar sea>n of im, and tha bar la well stock <-d with a Una of the best

Washington—G. W. Harris, Louis H

Holloa la hereby given that a stated meeting of the Board of Choaen Freeholder* of the County of Cap* May. N. J., will be held at tha Court House, la sold county, on Tuesday,114 Ut day of September, IBM, at 16

o'clock a. m„ for

foods and salads are specially served

the private banquet

tastefully arranged for euppor parties This well-known place la centrally located, and I* within easy reach of all porta of 0 eelty and t* a popular meeting place where one may And One-" their friends The trad* with theoot-. tag* colony 1* solicited and ‘phon*

will ‘

the county, hearing reports of committees*. and tor the transaction of other bualnaa* aa may properly before the board. A” —— before the Board are rested to be

our coiiiftMHhU and oaay-Ottlng light-weight garment* that wn ti — croud comparison In styl* and 0 For tha younger sat a swagger air mparted by an artful dash of Maw

Alum For Toothache. Every one doe* not know that alum In boiled milk Is good for toothache A piece of it should be boiled In' thr milk and then the Bold held In the mouth, not swallowed. Alum is also good for a mouth wash In cold water- It checks any bleeding of the gums and beats and antlaepilzm the wounds. If a woman baa receding gums which are apt to bleed a Dttle after eating unpeeks! fruit or corn on the cub or certain meats she would do well to keep alum dissolved In cold water In the bathroom and rtnac the month with It after every meal and especially before she retire* at nl^bL

Man’s Greatest PI. What are mun * greatest pleasure*! While the great thinker* of though! hare been publicly trying to a tin wet this all Important question and. aa usual, have coly Involved a mere Intellectual toturoverav. we bare been working quietly and have obtained startling results. Here Is the list

i trifle i

Is a bargain. The catalogue la mo | than worth the slight charge of j cents asked for postage. the weekly herald j Th# AII-ths-Year Champion of Caps May*# Interest. You are no doubt aware that the suiunier seaside rewort of Cape May b | making for the better, and that there | is here a sleody, healthy growth o prosperity, increasing values and lbbuxines* of the place. You are inter ewted in the resort, either from a property standpoint, or from awsoclalion, relationship lo its older famlliea.oroi time residents. As an Independent champion and chronicler of the news of these advancements the Capk May Hkhald, published every Thursday afternoon, derirew that you become one of Its subscriber*. The price Is ONE DOLLAR per year in advance. Phe Cora Mat Herald is not owned by a corporation, nor published micrewt of any corporation, or vet of men/either politically or other «iae; but Us aim U to give all 'he news in an unbiased manner, andcovcrfully nil waiters relating u> municipal and county affaire, the transfers of proper,y, the occurence* of the day, the hapjwnings in a social way , and, in fact, 'very item which should appear ive and modern newspaper, such ax hould be published at a seaside resort.

"Convict No. v99.” e five act pur, tne scene ol ooich is laid at r*tng frlng, .V k., on ■lie Hudson River, was presented on lie iron i-ter Tneatre last nigot by ue Paul Burns block Co. To Mil o. iue snow in a laconic description, lx -ut to say that it was the best yet i,ree«uted on the pier by this com- . It will be repeated to-night on 13-morrow night. The pier shows or good ahd have afforded a good plaoe >ur visitors to pass restful and recreative evenings this summer.

Hearing ourselves talk. Art Pula l lu; Listening .o ourselrea. Ejaculating. Conversing. Speaking. And last, hut not least, talking. Bleeps In Cold Stora;*. There is ua apartment house la Net York which hag. what la known aa col storage. In each apartment there la « kitchen which is supplied with a refrigerator. Inside the refrigerator it la always Icq.cold, say* th* New York Sun. A coll of pipe* Is covered with perpetual fro*,!. The owner of one of

Th* Indian Band THE INDIAN BAND 1* now here. Does it satisfy you?—and are yon ted with It! Th* toilet nets we are making a special drive on, tha present time, are Juatos pleasing to the puree, aa tha new band is our ear. Just think at itt waive piece toilet set tor fLTX.whlle last. Can you beat the price

tor door on very hot nights and sets an electric fan In front of 1L In a abort time tea air of the whole apart-

ment Is cooled.

Brown Bread.

■ new recipe and very nice: capful of Indian meal, on*

and one-half cupfuls of graham flour. ■ ns cupful of rye meaC one cupful of

lour mOk. one cupful of molaaoea,

cupful of water, <

lea spoonful of salt. Rathor Clsv

la tn this itaragraph. printed at the and of the Edmonton Opera House regulations bv Manager Brandon: o!d h'l’lc* afraid of taking cold their hate or

you Will b* pleased with the value We give yon tor tha money. House furnishing goods of all deecrip CHARI JOB A. SWAIN,

Pier Avenue Studio Th* Pier Arena* Photo Btodlo Is now haring a nice trad* taking picture* at night, by thalr This studio to now ment Of Robert E. Prince, of Baltimore, Md., Mr. Prino* has years experience tn th* photograph

your clothes cleaned and grsMtfl whll you are asleep. Afternoon or night King for bell hoy or call. Clothing A tor or delivered same day tree of chart*. Both Phones.

LOWERED ON ROPE f^recues Man From Scttu -Conscious Stale. Bv Going Down On Rope To \Vater

About 4.45 Monday afu-ruoor, tueru a stirring sc-.-nc .-na.-..-d on the Iron Pier A boy whose nil'n- la un known, ran br-.-auil.-aeI> to the .ifftre the theatre and staled ;ha: a mar. m drowning In the »urf The elder ' Burns loot not a mom.-nl but rushing to the bock of the pn-r.where lie son's company was reheareiug Convict burritdly sua-a the facta of the case, st the saini uui--rislhg a coll of rope from th-- room of the theatre, be rushed ou: to the end of the pier where a considerable was congragatod. watching wtt bated breath the struggle* of the drowning man. Without the least hcaltancy. Mr. Burns lied one end of the rope to the pier railing and lowered'himself with the agility of a man ball bts years, to the aaves be neath. By this time Messrs, t'oigne, Seraplin. Barrett, Herbaltn and An deraon. of the company, ah-.' Bill Sour*, the prop man. all ready and •tiling to lend aid. had arri-vd The elder Mr. Burns had gotten hold of the drowning man, but his struggles prevented him from getting the r->p»-about him but at this Juncture Paul Bunt* had come on the scene and directed the effortt of the other-, Mr SeropUn who has a record, both as diver and swimmer, dlvested himself of part of his clothing -nd diving from the top of the plor. was soon lending valuable aid. Messrs Darrett Colgoe, la the meantime, hod gone down the rope ladder, which fortunately .was hanging from the aide of the pier, and as Mr Burn* 8r., and Mr. Seraptin carried the now hat Inanimate form to the buttress these gentlemen assisted In securing the rope about him. while M<*> Paul Burn* and Dave Herballn. vslUantly pulled on the line, and In a few minute* of herculean effort the man was safely landed on thep ler A loud shout went up from the thron that hod gathered and the noble rex cue: j were cheered again and again. After much effort Mr. Marti nd ale was reauscltatM and was profuse In his thanks to his brave rescuers The large assemblage who had witsssed this tree performance of the Paul Burns Stock Company, declared It was the greatest and beet of the

season. Lost night at the performance

‘Convict 9X9” an ovation was tendered to those members of the catppeny who had assisted in the -rescue.

Th* Security Trust Company has demonstrated Us worth and standing tn this community. Therefore the realty should strongly support 1L

Euchre Party. A progressive euchre party and romenade concert, tn aid of St. Agnes’ Catholic Church, Cape Mar Point will be given at the Shore ham Hotel, on Wednesday evening, Angus'. 26. Admission will be 60 cents.

Ware’s Pharmacy specialties in soda rater, cream, tea crushed fruits, sundriaa. Hires’ root beer.

acy. Ocean treat and Columbia Are.

Lewla T. Btevena is Oymm'saloner of Deads tor th* States of Pennayli aad Mow Joreey, alao Notary Public, U« Washington street.