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Mr*. Bail Oalra. wtfr of the dlatln rnl*li«l BUIhor and dramaUat. whlla In ttata country recently exprested her-

CAPE M AY HERA1.D AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY. Published Every thur»da» Morning at S06 Washington Street,

Cape May, N. J. subscription:

Onc DoiL*n Pen Yean in Aovance aOdrew «U CoBMuatcalHins la THK HBRAL13,

CAPE rtAY. N. J.

Lewis T SreveNB. Manaocn. Knit red at the poat t.idicxN. ) as M-ttind-vUiss until u THURSDAY, JUNE 25, l»«3. DeMTTrs Worldwide Comlrmnstlos. The Kuvt-nuni'Dt of KuRslu u before the liar of the civlllxed world under popular Indictment for permitting. If not nldlng and abetting, a wholesale slaughter »f Jews In Bessarabia which would have shamed the dark ages. When the Brat Information of the mna.aacrv at Klahtncff was made public the , story was given but scant credence. It | »eif 9a warmly favorlQl: the American seemed Incredible that even In auto- method of bringing up children. Mrs.

era tic and reactionary Hussla, such an j Caine la very pretty,

atrocity could take place In the twentieth century. When the American ambassador called the attention of the Rnsslan minister of foreign affairs to the report of the outrages It was denied that such outrages had occurred, latter and authentic details, however, not only gate the lie to Russia’s denials, but clearly proved that the outrages were eved more ruthless and extenalve than the Urst Information Indicated. It Is now beyond dispute that on the days following Raster Sunday the Jewish residents of the populous and thriving city of Klshlneff were attacked In the streets and In their houses by a partly organized mob. that some two j hundred or more of them were killed j r mortally wounded, that large num-

She Is a

Cigar Emporium.

Becks' cigar emporium, a* the corner of Hughes and Ocean streets. Is one of the places in Cape May where the most reliable of smokers' articles can be found A full line of Imported. Key West and domestic cigars and Turkish and domestic cigarettes can be had There Is also a profusion of briar and Meerschaum pipes, at well as highgrade smoking and chewing tobacco A full !lr.» ot line ststion-ry Is kept in stock The New York and Pbiladeb phis dally papers and the Cape May Herald are also for sale there.

iatli factory

Pretty Designs of Wall Paper. Lafayette Bennett, the practical

house, sign and decorative painter. Is f Just now exhibiting an excellent array of the most beatitlful designs In wall paper which hare been exhibited In Cape May recently. He is taking a large number of orders He Is agent for J. E Patton's sun-proof paints,

consideration of i • nd alB0 for the products of the Pitts-

burg Plate Glass Company An excellent array of picture mouldings Is also

to be found in his establlshmenL

A Horse Goods Mart.

The popular mart In Cape May for

beateo. uit',^5. | “* I'""'"- °< "1 ■>-1-1

- " r I S’ “"“'KS.S

UOT-tcWM tbe tolcraiK, ot .ctu.l nc> , - wn» committed. Umt tb, | , Ep .. tle , ty oI p M ,,, „

police cither failed to check or directly j an ,i robes. He has a full line of harIndted the mob. that soldiers took part j ness, both ready made^ind that made in the slaughter and outrages and that | to order. He spares no pains to please violence was accompanied by extenalve j bis customers and to make his work

robbery and destruction of property and by desecration of the synagogues. Everything that civlllxed government exists to protect was loosed to the passions of the rioters, and the forces that should have controlled the rioters aided

or upheld them.

The nation which permits or condones such a flagrant offense against Mvilization cannot be called civilized

or ask the respect

any deepnt government It Is true under ordinary conditions that one nation has not the right to suggest or dictate to another nation bow It shall conduct Its Internal affairs when only Its subjects are concerned, but the circumstance* are not ordinary, and they Justify unusual treatment They fully warrant the civlllxed powers of the world expressing to Russia In formal and explicit terms their deep detestation of the Bessarabian brutality and demanding the prompt and condign punishment of the perpetrators of the outrages and the officials who permitted and apparently abetted them. Only by such punishment can Russia purge itself of the national disgrace. Falling of this, the civilized powers would be justified In regarding Russia aa outside the pale of civilization and acting

■ accordingly.

That Russia realizes Its culpability In this matter Is evinced by tbe fact that the governor of Bessarabia and the chief of police of Klshlneff have been withdrawn from their poets. But something more drastic and effective than this must be done before Russia Is rehabilitated In the esteem of the

world.

There can he but little doubt that tbe real responsibility for the Klshineff massacre, like the responsibility for those of 1881 and 1891, rests on the government of linns la rather than on tbe populace, who apparently acted upon a bint from the authorities. Indeed, the responsibility comes very near to tbe Russian throne. Nicholas ' IL'as tbe responsible bead of a professedly civilized nation has much to answer for before tbe bar of enlightened public sentiment

The Daylight Stars. Tbe poular dry goods ei

O L W Knerr. located si

Is kne

emporium rtf st No &18-20 mown ax the

daylight store among the shopping public because of the Immense ami uni of light which Is about Ibe place, enabling purchasers to examine minutely tho goods which they arc buying Mr

t All ot the

are buying,

and Mr* Knerr both have excellent tames aa to the selection of their goods and a* to their display. They

careful buyer* and sei

up-to-date effect* which ar* needed In a modern <‘ry goods, notion and millinery establishment. They have a full line of ladle*' and men's furnishings have always on band a full line idard paper patterns, and, In fact, everything which Is to be found In a well-aelected stock of goods In a

store, of this character.

They bsvi of Standi

Central Market.

One of the/most popular grocery store In Cape May Is that of Mecray's. at the corner ol AYashlncKtn and Ocean streets. w4iere k full Hnc of the best groceries, meats an? provisions may be always found on hand at tbe lowest possible prices The firm Is composed of John Mecray and Prank B Mecray, who‘have occupied the present store Tor pearly two years These young men began business on Washington street, near the Methodist Churrb tome time ago. and their buelnes* has gradually grown until they have now probably the most valuable business In the mercantile line that Is In operation In Cane May at the nresent time.

Washington -

it of putting nd of sflpplyl

l palat.

popn

ind h<

large g hi*

City Directory.

Jmmm

mmmm ('uuuulsalourr of Appeal. Wm. H. SU*w

ssysr BOAUh >iy tlt'.Al.TU

Ur A. L l«rs*b. rt-«l-te-ut H. pi

Qoods,

^Jfotions, andJftilliTieT-z WHITE GOODS. I.AC1CS. Embroideries, Handkerchiefs,

RIBBONS, etc.

Hosiery and Underwear Ladies' and Men's Furnishing? Agent for Standard Patterns.

\y EST JZMEY 4 SEAS HOSE EAlLEOAD

IN KKKL«T U l V 1 IN 111

6.4c A M - ACCOMMODATION. St.>p» "v- 5 at pruu-ip.,1 inirrmriliatr alatiunx amvrx at I'hilaili'lpliia <* 4? A M 7 j r A M. — liXi'KKSS. Conned* from *■ ^ Angle*.* Branch Arrive* M I’lula

K.,

Albert II. Utile Urorgc L. IKwer

I'.OAUD OK TitADK. Preslilelit—Hl*‘|»lieu II. Wllaon. Tn «• iTivr- Tkoma/‘W' 8 ' MMI *i.

has the reputation

loads of bread

customers with the most palatable of rakes, pie* and other products of bis establishment His business is gro< Ing healthfully, and no pain* are spared to make everything Katlsfaciory

bis large list of customer*

Ice cream Is furnished on special der* and In the tegular season his

cream saloon is a popular meeting with many of

and visitors.

County Directory.

Ji<xtii-r Stipreuir Court—Our.K. Il.-u drirkxon. lK-ui. •• Law Judge—Hal rlwin II. V.H.rl. Projecutor' * of "* Wea* Buenie C. CuK County tiillector—U'wla S. Sill' .ynml? B^nt of Kl^ti..... K IDo.h Conoty" Itoaril of Eiectlons Wlili*m|^ Connly lloanl of Kln-tlons—Wm. J. Tyler, County iioard of Kleetlona-Mlehael. H.

0. I. W. KMiKli 618-20 WASH1HGT0N STREET,

CAPE MAY. N. J.

' place

realdr

Busy Gi

The Fourth Ward, as all (bat portion of Capo May north of Queen street ban come to be known. Is ably accommodated berause of the grocery business of H C Pierson & Son. No 1153 Wash Ington street. Just south of Union street A little more than a year ago this firm purchasea fhe business of Mark B Scull and nave carried It on successfully since tftaf time The sell tbe best grade of goods at the lowest cash price They handle the best of salt hams and other cured meats This firm is composed of Horatio C. Pierson and his son. David A Growing Patronage. Tho dry goods emporium of Mr*. E. Turner, at No. 516 Washington street, is a popular shop, with a growing patronage. The full line of dry goods, notions and other materials are well selected and sold at remarkably lo prices. It Is no trouble for the clerl In this store to show goods, and every effort Is made to please the customers. Just now they are giving double portions of the green trading stamps. This

A wealthy New York church proposes to establish and maintain this summer a 100 acre farm for tbe benefit of tbe poor of Its neighborhood. The farmhouse will accommodate about fifty persons, who will be sent there for a week or two at a time. A unique feature of the work will be that mothers will be sent with their children, os It is found that the former are often •in more need of an outing than the latter. There will be no distinction made as to creed. Here U in example in practical Chriatlan philanthropy worthy

As Indianapolis pcstof advocates the Saturday half holiday tt order to Insure a proper keeping of the Sabbath. He probably reasons that when Sunday come* the person who has bad his fun the day before will be too tired to do anything but go to church.

Hotel Gordon. The Hotel Gtffdon, ai N 138 Decafstreet. Is under the management of ' R Gordon It Is open all the year and is a boarding bouse which has t large trade, especially with mechanics at this season of tbe y*ar In the summer season it Is a popular plate tor visitors. Doing a Good Business. The firm of Stewart S Barton, which is composed of Thomas Stewart and Edward H. Barton, 16 one of the most reliable painting firms which Cape May has. They are receiving many words of commendation for the excellence ot their work. One of the notable con--tract* which they have completed Is that of the Lafayette Hotel, which they decorated Both the Interior and exterior are recommendations for their work. They will cheerfully give esti-

mates.

tre giving double a trading stamps,

e has been established in Cape May

Good Plumbing.

All orders receive prompt attention from B S. Curtis, whose plumbing. Aeam and gas fitting shop is at No^ll !>eeatur street Mr Curtis bears Ihe imputation of being the most reliable plumber here, and always carries In stock the materials needed for the prompt completion ol contracts which

He receives

Patent Payments. M C. Swain, whose shop Is at Corgle and Queen streets, has bad 25 years’ experience in the manufacture of artificial stone pavements, cellar Doors and the like. He manufactures thenz In fclaln or in any color or design, and bit work Is guaranteed to be equal and better than that of any other in his

line.

The Only Brick Yard. A reliable dealer in lime, brick, sand cement and builders' materials Is William S. Shaw, of No. 523 Elmira street He is also a general contractor for tbe moving of materials from place to place. His lime, brick and other materials are sold at the lowest possible prices and delivered promptly as

Choice Wines end Liquors. The Homestead, corner Washington and Jackson street*. Is under the management of John J. Ratty, and is kept In aa up-to-date manner and supplies tk* best of wines and liquors.

Though much has been said of late

the United States and Great Britain, it is hardly probable that tbe proposition will be adopted at present- Certainly nothing will be done until after the meeting of the universal postal congress in Rome next year.

for about 10 years, and has a trade

up by careful deal-

year

which It has built

ing.

Safe House Movl

Sheriff Samuel E. Ewing does s eral contracting and house me business, and the fact of him performing his duties as Sheriff of Cape May County does not in any way Interfere with him In successfully carrying c the business of house moving. He hi

reputation of i

lings In i avlng the

s good a condition

He U cc

ving. He I r houses t

•ring

perfectly safe way and them in their new positions

they were

before moving. He ll careful In the selection of his employes for the doing

of such work.

A Leading Grocery.

West Cape May possesses several grocery stores, none of which are more popular th*n that of E' Benstead, the cornea- of Broadway and Myrtle avenue. H*re can be found a full line of choice goods which are sold at reasonable p''cea. The customers are treated cocrteously and the goods are promptly delivered. No pains are spared to make everyUllng satisfactory to tbe growing list of patrons of this oonular store.

Look to Your Roofs.

All sorts and conditions of roofs can be attended to by Chafes A. Bwali

No. 306 Jackson street Mr carries In his *tore at that

rain, of

Swain also

_ re at

line ot hardware and houscfurnlsblng

Ms. He U

goods, buslne

as well as l

In also

place a full

scfui

of Cape May’* active and well liked socially, his occupation.

The Aldine.

A popular-aii-of-the-year hotel at Cape May Is the Aldine. which Is under

luperb management of Mr Theodore Mueller This house Is the first one from tbe beach, and Is splendidly equipped for tfila season of the year with steam beat and sun parlors. The

cnlsioe la excellent

Excellent Work Dorn do1 ' lion they bear Is a guarantee of aatia-

Benckcrt ft Sons are plumbers. •fence, and t of satisfaction. and they use every effort to

■* of experiei Ing th» beat work The nice e cry effi do work when promised and to do it

Cxnr Nicholas' “religious toleration" rescript appears to bear bloody fruit lo

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OUR SECRET SOCIETIES

Where Te Go To Pass An Evening

Among Your Brethren.

Charles F. Quldort: Sern-ta'r'y. SamueML :, h u-A'i-s z-xjts? “ c *s JHHF Srrji sssr "si': SSSSi i i nssday of each month at Auditorium. Offi-

cers: Consul. Cha ’ ~ ~ "

Watchman

■aS-VSi'iSS^wl,. . Frederick W. Wolf; Clerk. Blattnsr; Banker. Barclay U " General Manager. Howard .ZZLYVSS R °“* :

msmm

Cape May Council, No. 1SS1. Roj eanum—Meets first and third Tues,

each month at Audi gent. Grant Vona Clarence F. Kuhi

Tocretar . Albert

Samuel T. Ball!

McK '

lltorium. Office] nan; Vice Regent Orator. Howard F

Chaplain. Josepl

Brz

Cape May Lodge, No. n. A. O. U. W.Meeta first and third Thursdays of each month at IU Washington street. Officers: M. W.. David Hughes; P. M.. Joseph C. Charm ell: Foreman. E. Q. Doughty; Overseer. George W. Reeves: Recorler. A. B. Bush: Receiver, A. B. Little; Financier.

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Columbia Lodge, No. S. Independent Order of Mechanics—Meets each Monday at Auditorium. Officers: Senior Master, Somers L. Lloyd: W. M.. S. Walter Bennett; J. M.. Jacob G. Cormon: Conductor. William Bonder; Chaplain. Joseph Robinson; Recording Secretary. Joseph H. Wellman; Financial Secretary. William D. Vansant; Treasurer. J. Clarence Oal-

laher.

Eureka Lodge. No- Ladles* L O. M.- — * —* Thursdays of

Meets second

id and ( at Audit

PrgotdsdL Mr*. Worthy President, Mr*. May Mecray: ▼ice President, Mr*. Juttlna Hugh**:

tag Be lain, fc

Conductress. Mrs. Lizzie Elwell: RecordTecretary, Mrs. Ethtl Barton; ChapMr*. Viola Hawkey; T-eaaurer, Miss It s. ~

: Katt ....

...jn Mecray Post No. «. O. A. _ Meets oa second and fourth Thursdays of each month at SIS Washington street. Officers: Commander. Peter W. Smith: B. V. C., Francis K. Duke: J. V. C.. 6amuel R. Stltea; Officer of the Day. Joseph H- Brewton; Surgeon. Jn ** “ — - - “ ata 8. ~ Craig. Mayflower Lodge. No. W. Independent Order of Odd Fellows—Meet* each Friday at CO Washington street. Officers: Noble Grand. Grant Vanaman; Vice Grand. Somers L Lloyd: Treasurer, Benjamin S. Curtis; Secretary. Thomas B. Steven* Jr.: Financial Secretary, Wil-

liam O. Blattnsr.

Ogellalla Tribe, No. 167. Improved Order of Red Men—Meets at CO Washington tract. Officers: Sachem, Gilbert C. Jughes; Ben. Sagamore. William H. Smith; Jr. Sagamore. Arthur Chester: Prophet. George Taylor; Chief of Records. Robert C Hughes. Keeper of Wampum. A. B. Little; Collector ot Wampum. William O Blattner.

and shoe maker, <06 Wuahlncton street. He does ail repairing neatly, thoroughly and at reasonable prices. He ha* been doing busineaa In Cape May for 11 year* KipIn upper* sewed by machine with silk to match. Lott or brokaa eyelets bqpka replaced.

The Best is not too Good —TRY— GOLDEN BEAUTY FLOUR

You will find it a Luxury at very small cost. Every package sold with a guarantee. For *ale by lesding Grocer* end Feed 8ITLEY 4 SON, Inc., General Agents, Camden, N. J.

-4»Just Received-^ NEW LOT OF VALili PAPER All the latest designs and most fashionable colors. Let me estimate on your work. TERMS MODERATE. WILL CALL AND SHOW SAMPLES GEOR&E HESS 351 CoNQBtBB STRICT

Real Estate for Sale.

renty-t

between the turnpike and the beach, in West Cape \'av and Cape May CHv. Will be sold in one tract on reasonable term*. Apply to I.ewi* T. Stevens, 509

Waghingtoi) street.

A handsome cottage on Columbia avenue, near Howard street, for sale. One of the best located cottages in Caj May. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, AI Cape May, X. J,

J Cape Atty.,

For Sale—A splendid building lot on the north side of North street, 40 ft. front by 100 fL deep. Will be sold reasonable terms. Apply to Lewis

Stevens, 509 Washing ton'street. Fob Sale—Seven building ferent locations in West Cap

ply to Lewis T. Stevens, 509 Washmg-

g lota in dif-

Cape May. Ap-

, 509 Wasl

Lot on Corgie street, near Queen, south side, lot 40x510 feet, runni: ehrough to Columbia avenue. Will sold cheap. Apply to I-ewisT. Stevens, ty., 509 Washington street, Cape iy, X. J.

A handsome hotel property for sale,

set, and

to the beach. Has 44 bed

Lot 60x136 on a street.

very close iras, steam-

heat and sun parlors. Will be sold at fair price. Furniture included. Address Lewis T. Stevens, Atty., 509 Washington street, Cape May, K. J.

W. H. BRIGHT,

FIRE INSURANCE In any Part of Cape May County

Holly Beach, N. J.

TO CONSUMPTIVES* Tb* enderzigoed bzviac been restored lo hea

tad’a

2.05

I* M-ACCOMMODATION. Con m-ct* from Anglcsc* Hi*nrh. Ocrmi

4 40 ’ —I'-Nl'RESS. Connect- from

at principal atauon*. Arrive* Phil '■ %ss*« sar

itdclphia P M.

U -.r P M I.Xl ki-.SS Arrive* at Phil

! j mil Iphia 10 3, r M

5. 30 « KXCI'KSION TRAIN. < on

ntrClx from AngU-M-x Ilrxneh. Ar

» T ir.-iT sr 'irdst- “rr v Saturday* mily Accommodation. M A M , J 15^ M Sunday Kaprex*. 905 A. M. 6‘l.ou HxcurMun train, 7 y> A M. Sunday*

POR^NKW YORK

6 •«, 7 oj. *K 05,900. 1000 I' M., 17 07. night Si m.av*. 3 imj. 4 to. 4 «o. 5 «io. 5 is. 6 75. 9 y* A M . *17 3$. *7 30. 352. 4 40 (Penn*. I.im lied). tM (New York Limited), 4<m. S .». *5 Y>. 035. 707. **05. 1000 F. M . iToa

From Wcxt Philulelphia only. 10.74 and From Germantown Junction only, lo 11 A M daily (SrnMiorc Limited). WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. For Baltimore and Washington. 3.45. 7 *>. H 37. 10 70. 11 73. *.11 37 A. M-. *17 36. * 1 13. 3 ‘3. 4 46. 5 J5. 'IS 6 ». *.6 XT. *-7 17. I' M . 11 Ki, and 11 43 night, weekday*. Sundays. 3 45. 7 to. 9 it. • 11 00.11 73 A M.. ’! '3- 3". 3 >3- 446. * 5 77. 575. • 6 35. ‘.7*5. It 7» I*- M-. and and 11 45 night. . SMSr? ir—S:'”f ”

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«:%SSSiaSSv. zawoox. Gen'l Manage Pnss'r Traffic Manager

tiffO W BOYD.

General Passenger Agent.

P E ?£g^c4£ffi 0 “ ra - ENGINES BURN HARD COAL. NO Day* - ~Jr A. >!. — AceonimorlaUon. Arrive rhf-

7 ’ 5 I'hta S40.

1 I’- M — Accommodation. Arrive

> PhIU.l4.lpbi. s.,o

Wick Day* —

6.IO *'■ — AcconitnodaUon. Arrive r

t. — lixprex*. Amve l’hilaili-1*

2 '5° klLsipiJ;/

< r r I’ if- — Expre**. Arrive Philoilel-

VOS phis 6.50.

^Traln* leave FIiil.<lelpblx for Ca|ie May: 8.3O A - — Expre**. Arrive Coin- Mar A. " M. — Accommodation. Arrive I ^ P- M. — Express. Arrive Cape May r «n M. — Accommodation. Amvc

5-40 Cape May 7^.

I^ave Cape May for Philailrlphia: 6 3° A ph“adT.p A h™ 0<U,,0n

3-30 PhV.«lTlp A hu^7: odm,io,, ArT,ve

P. M.—Express. Arrive Philadil-

&.£0 ^ ^ — Express. Arrive Philndel-

Lcavc Philadelphia for Cape May

StTKPAV:— s.

8 20 A ‘ 11 —Express. Arrive Cape May

‘ J 1 t-o.3

8.45 A.—Accommodation. Arrive C«|»c

5-00 p £ y

lay 8.<

:n’l Pass'! Agent

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DON’T GET STUCK.

easily get stuck without anything in the shape fou can avoid mud. and you can avoid being stuck. To be stuck in a purchase is to be victimized. You can’t get stuck when

you

Buv Your Harness of Us.

W. A. LOVETT

WE GIVE It&injf

on all Cash Purchase** 'We have in stock a Complete line of Ladies Muslin Underwear from 25c to $2.75; also in ex-

tra sixes.

A lot ol soiled, Long and Short Infants’ Dressc&l that arc worthy of your notict^’ Ladies Shirt Waists, SkirtsJand Suits also Children’s Dresses in

^ Linen'and Pique from 2 to ^ 3SiftaSi£3Bf5Shi >, clirs - " nd look a '

V ,ern - Men’s Socks were 500

how 25c

Mrs. E TURNEB. DRY GOODS. MILLINKRY. 516 Washington St,

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