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CAPE MAY*^EKALD Lewis T. SrevtNa. sa*»aiiT*a.

AN INDCPCNOCNT WEEKLY.

Published Every Thursday Morning at 306 Washington Street, Cape May, N.d! • .

subscription: One Dou.au Pin Yean in Aovanci

THR HERALD, CAPE flAY, N. J.

Entered »t the P«ad office at Cape May. N. )., as «econd-ela*» mail tnatter. Maach II.

ELECTION RETURNS 0. B. McClellan Elected M^yor of New Yoak by 61,414

WAS A TAMMANY LANDSLIDE

Ohio Goe* Republican '*y Largest Majority 1* Ita History.

CMy Directory.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBERS. 1903. The Senatorial Contest. The election is now over, ami the peo- ' pie of the county of Cape May are exceedingly glad-of it. Lc»>» M. C>«»e, Republican, of Ocean City, was fleeted i^le senator over Edward I- Klee, Democrat, of Cape May Court House, by a plurality of 400, and James M. E. Hildreth, Republican, of Ospe MayCitjr, vras chosen assemblyman over Evan* G. Slaughter. Democrat, of Wildwood, by

1300 plurality.

Thus has epded one of the most stubbornly fougfit contests in the county in which the Republican candidates, Lewis M. Orsae and James M. E- Hildreth, had not only to fight Edward L. Rice, the strongest candidate that his party could have pul op, but also bad to fight State Senator Robert E. Hand and his henchmen, including Otranty Superintendent of Public Schools Aaron W. Hand, the Wildwood Sub, and a boat of postmasters and others who had been i given positions by Robert E. Hand, j The Democrats and thetr co-workers j used, it ik.sakl, great quantities ofmon-1 ey, inclnd ii^ MOOD from the State Liquor | League, teeWuce the Republican vote. | It was a fight between the true Kepub- J Leans of the county, who have always | stood at such, and those Democratic I leaders who have, for the revenue they have derived, been posing ss Republicans the past seven years, ajd who have been socking the public office pap, and who tried to fool all the people by say lug to them that they were the true Re-

publican party.

Robert E. Hand, who has had honors bestowed upon him bountifully and who has preached loyalty-to'the party as long as be was benefitting by using the party, showed himself to belong to that class who must be a “leader” or nobody. Aaron W. Hand, too, went back to his original Democratic belief and was really in his element supporting the Democrats as he did in the days of Grover Cleveland. This falseness was not covered up . by putting the Republican ticket at the hi ad of the columns ol the Suit oj Uu Cape, of which A. W. and Robert E. Hand are the principal owners. The Republican party will live and its true members will-control ita destinies tor s while, st least. The people of the coonty were glad of one privilege at Tuesday's election (no matter whether they voted for Crease or Rjce for senmtor), and that was of having a chance to cast a ballot for a man who was head and shoulders in ability and political cleanliness above Robert E. Hand. A majority of the Republicans of the county ruled the Republican primaries and made the nominations this yeaf, and that Republican majority was — fought Tuesday by the Democrats and those mugwumps who have bc-n trviug to manipulate Republican politics.

HANNNAt RE-ELECTION ASSURED McCIsllan's Vets In Crsatcr New York Shews Democratic Osin of Over 100,000 — Maryland Elsrts Democratic Governor ana Legislature Which Will Choose United States Senator—Results b » States. New York. Nov. » •- «/ter a remarkable campaign t>. «rt:* o Jjcre was united against him fc-’arty all of the newspapers and pradically every minister of religion In the city. George a McClellan, son of the CD II War general. was elected third mayor of the Greater New York over Seth Low, Fuskmlsf. the present mayor, by the large plurality of 61.414. Edward M. Grout was elected comptroller and Charles V. Fornes, president of the board of aldermen. These two men were originally on the Fusion ticket and were endorsed by Tain many whereupon the FusionlsU took their names from the Low ballots and nominated other candidates- It was the Domination of Grout and Fornes by Tammany that caused Hugh McLaughlin, the veteran leader of the Kings county Democracy, to bolt and declare that he would not support men who were not Democrats. In spite of his defection, however. McClellan. Grout and Fornes carried Kings county. The management of their campaign there was taken over by State Senator Patrick H. McCarrao when McLaugh-

lin refused his aid.

A surprise was the low vote for William S. Devery, former chief of police. who ran on an Independent ticket, which was practically given no

carrying of Brooklyn for McClellan caused astonishment, as It was heUsved the cry of “no red lights in Brooklyn" would cause sn Increased vote for Low In that borough. Returns from all assembly districts of the state asYe the,Republicans a net gain of six TS the assembly, thereby Increasing the Republican majority in the state assembly. '

In Other Cltlee.

Republicans elected their entire city and county ticket at Buffalo. At Binghamton mayor and entire Re-

publican ticket elected.

Republicans carried Ithaca. Democrats carried Auburn, except

for a few minor offices.

At Utica mayor and wbols Demo-

cratic ticket elected.

Rome elects Republican mayor.

At Oswego Democrats elected mayor i and majority of aldermen. | K«„ry ! 1! 1 ‘.

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Appeal—Job. U. Han*.,

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DOAhb OK EUL’CATION.

Chnriea York, President March, 1004 It. Kd war* U. Phlinpa. Clerk.. " 1W6 Samuel B. Moon “

Sa Joel R. Stitea

OHIO’S BIG PLURALITY

BOARD OK HEALTH.

"•'“‘"“"•Jr? ,!V i fLi k ir.i.’KSS,."’' - iss 000 Plurality. j Uoiwn 8. Hand “ iwn Columbus. O., Nov. 4.—The Repub-j hnl^Mte »{•> Means broke their record in Ohio in j oeorsa L.‘ Lovett Y.^

pluralities for governor by. electing Myron T. Herrick, Rep., over Mayor Tom L. Johnson, Dem.. by 1Z(,000. The plurality on Joigt ballot of over 100 in

BOARD OK TRADE.

Prraldent—Stephen II. Wllaoe. Hecrmry—Levla T. HH-vena. Tr*a«uret—TUomaa W. Millet.

County Directory.

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the .legislature for the re-election of Senator Hanna more than triples any

previous record.

There was much talk among state leaders of both parties about “McClellan going up In New York and Johnson going down In Ohio," having some effect on the Democratic possibilities for next year. There has bqfn a precedent in Ohio for the Democratic candidate for governor the year | previous to national conventions being made one of the delegatee-at-large to the Democratic national convention. and it Is evident from the talk

that the Democrats who opposed . . _ ^ , _ ... . Johnson will continne their organize- - ie ( f g

If rich American bn c be lor* do &<>i take to the idea of traversing England in search of eligible women of title the plan of the British mammas to bring their daughter* to America may be a successful alternative. American mothers have so long taken their daughter* to the European matrtmo ni»l market that a return of the com pliment might be In order.

Considering that Germany spent $634,000,000 for liquor last year, it i* easily understood why the kaiser should be declaring for temperanc* Think what sn army and nary could be maintained oh that drink bill!

The speed of 114 miles an hoar which is reported to have been attained on a German electric railway furnishes a

support He received only 4140 votes. This result shows a tremendous change of public sentiment since Mayor Low's elecUon two year* ago. when he won by 31,632. At that time be carried all the boroughs but Queens. hU plurality in Manhattan and the Bronx being S.663, in Brooklyn 26,767 and in Richmond 763. In Queen*. Shephard, Dem., bad a plurality of 661. McClellan carried Manhattan and the Bronx by 68,000, a gain of 63.000; Brooklyn by 6000, a gain of 31.000, and Queens by 6000 a gain of more than 4000. This makes s total net gain for McClellan of 103,000, as compared with Shephard's vote of tvo years ago. Low carried only one Richmond—by 200 votes. The result was known early and Mayor Low sent a telegram ’of con : gratulalion to Col. McClellan, as -fol-

low*:

“I congratulate you on your election. If I can be of service to yon. pray command me BETH LOW." Col. McClellan, who is at present a member of congress, made the following statement: *T deeply grateful to my feljow citizens for their confidence in me. I renew tbt promises which I made before election. I have no bitterness of feeling for any one. I shall go at once to Washington to prepart for the extraordinary session and aa soon as the question of Cuban reciprocity la disposed of I shall torn my attention to the affairs of the di^. This victory should encourage and unite all Deaicc<ute for the presidential contest is mt’ The victory, greet ss It is for Vc ClaMea. is of mors significance to Mr. Muipby, loader of Tammany, who made up lbs Democratic ticket and Who maasged the campaign. Defeel w»«id have meant for him depost t, with all

Uon to prevent him from controlling the next Democratic state convention or naming the Ohio delogates-at-largc to the Democratic national convention. The Democratic state' committee

gave out no statementa.

Chairman Dick, of the Republican committee, said the result was due to the “remarkable personality of Hanna, popularity of Herrick, endorsement of Roosevelt «and the state administration." and that these conditions brought about harmony among the Republicans, while the Democrat* were divided into factions, and especially “one great faction that repudiated the single tax and other fads and Isms of

Tom Johnson."

Ohio has exceeded 100.000 plurality only twice previous to yesterday, when Hughes carried Ohio by 106.00, and once again during the war. when the soldiers were voting outside the state. The greatest demonstrations were over the announcements from Cleveland that the Republicans bad carriod Cu)aboga .county, the home of Hanna., Claike. Herrick and Johnson, by a decisive plurality. It is believed that the Republicans have carried threefourths of the 88 -counties In the state. Shortly before midnight Chairman Dick announced that the Herrick plurality for governor would exceed 125, .000, and that there would be ovar ion of the 142 votes In the legislature for the re-election of Senator Hanna, .t Is thought that the Republican majority In die legislature on Join ballot will exceed 76., or doable that of any previous legislature. Senator Hanna, referring to the result of the elecUon In Ohio, said: "The returns In-iicate sn overwhelming victory for the Republican state and legislative tickets This result Is a tribute to the Intelligehee of the people of this city and state, and their loyalty to hound business principles and

Ma*or Johnson, Democratic candl1 date for governor, said that be would make no statement concerning the re-

sult

Colonel Myron T. Herrick, Republlean candidate for governor, discussing

the result in Ohio, said:

-II wm th. ImwUtlM, lore oC i U . mi

honest, enlightened public sentiment

in favor of sane, rational goxprnment j ntxamaL

Jcitier Hoprviu.- Ccert—-Cturle* E. Ura•lltckaon. Drm. HM6 Law Judr*—Hairlaoo H. Vootli <•»-*. Rep , WOO Proaerotor of IScaa- Harry S. Douglas*.

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JAMS* MBCRAY, M. D.

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QR WESLEY RODGERS WALES, •wjLx/aw’ United States Pharmacy, t Dboatpr Struts

Caps May City, V. 9. ‘o&T'aad Rssldsnc, Wales'

W. H. BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE la aav Part of Cupe May Couaty Holly Beach. N. J.

Oomn. r»—John D. Oral*, itni.. Coroner'*-Cha*. H. Clou line. MR Comity Clrrfc—Jellna Way, Rip. “ — "•Witt. Rep

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County Collector—Lewi* g. Ktllwrll. Lep. ' U« County Board of EI.-rUon. Jo*. K. Hand. R*p tua County Board of Election*—WiitUm T,

County Board of Election*—Wi

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Kearo*. Dem rm» of Court—Fourth Tncaday Kept ember and Decemner,

J. Tyler.

Elect Iona—Michael H.

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. , May, l G. Champion. Ocean City. K. J. Jan. 1, UKM

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Alfred Cr»w*e. _ fterce'aT.. .. . . . .kUV 'Soi Wm. T. Jlar.-, PiSSc Cr.. V... May. 2MB MiraJali H. Smith. Cape May .Jan. l.taoc W cat ley R. Wain. Cn|w Mar. Jan. L 1WM William T. Bate, Director: Samuel Town* end. Clerk. Our Church Directory.

Among The Worshippers of The

Different Denominations. PBxsnrrxKtAK cticnrti.

Rev. Cuniu‘E. Long, acting Pastor. Preaching Sunday morning nt 10.80;

evening at 8.00.

Sunday School st 3.00 r M.

Wednesday evening prayer service al8. Communtoo service ivory third Sabbath

of each quarter.

The Ladle*' Mtaaio'ary S-uHriy ineela

All *eata are frew Everybody welcome.

FIRST M. *. CHCnOI.

Re*. 8. P. GaaklH, D. D., Pastor. Preaching on Sunday morning at 10 80

lo i he evening at 7.43.

Meetings at B a. M. and 0.80 r. u. on

Sundaya.

Sunday School at 3 ,-. n. Epwortb League M-txiay evening at

8 o'clock.

Mid-week prayer service Wortneaday evening at 8 o’clock. I,'lass meeting*, Tueeday, Thursday and Friday eventuga. BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. George WilUams, Pastor. Preaching on Surday mnrulng at 10>80. In tlie evening at 8.00. Sunday moruiug Worker* Meeting st 10.00 a. M. Sunday School at 8.00 r. m. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting at

8 o'clock.

Young Pcople'a Meeiing Friday log ai 8 o'clock, Man's Meeting Saturday evening at 8

•I'olock.

ST. MART'S b c. church. Honrs of divine aervice st 8L Pary’i Catholic Church, Washington street, Sundays, will be at S, 8and 10 A m. Rosary and benediction of the most tawed Sacrament at 8.00 o’clock. Dor-

Lot on Corgle street, near Queen, south side, lot 40x310 feet, running through to Columbia avenue. Will be sold cheap. Apply to LewisT. Stevens, Atty., GOB Washington street, Cape

May, K. J.

MORPHINE. Why Remain a Slave when You can be Cured at

Home ?

An absolute, permanent and painless home cure for Morphine, Cocaine. Laudanum, Opium and other drug habits Is guaranteed thiaie following Instruction*.

Our traiment is verv simply and can be .^.OO cash, balance laki-u w itlioul tbs knowlidgeor aaaiatance T „ of otbef perwo-'*. We do not detain you "* *■■"*

Xnnn hnriocs* and each case receive* Individual (rt-auaent from sn experienced iKrvcap- clallst- ReHef la immediate. Appel tn l* nrtorrd at once and sleep becomes t.< Total at tlxi liegl lining of the trestmenl. W e'ri-Btorr the nervoua and physical system* to their natural eonditUtus '

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ah'iwlug the perfect support our remedy give* Will lie»eiiluo reonrst. Confldeni ial r*wv •mience e* pec tally with pity stotaua *.,iViied. Write P-dav for our five book which gives our rsferaticee, terms, wc.

ot boys and girls In the public ectooob petty satisfactory a

The reose'-mbUng of the vast army *** *“**•'*• P*** 1 * Lk4 been mi •vrtaks wdspemlent Democrats i Belief that Low would . I in rworranlsc the that the country is jafe. . f the rily with TammoRy left . • ” V jet. MeCarrsR also, the rosult The Atnerlcaii war BhHi sr» lying ofl ; wvek. for has McClellan la Beirut, and the war corrospoodeuts on .-atgkEa would have jmsa ag •mufsI and ii-Carrwn and (is 1 rente hum «UUe to hops fpi

Loulsvflls. My, Nor. 4.—OomntDr j Maxhattar Tbrra: , [vp*« IL. 1183 Broadway, Kww York Oty.

J^EWIS T, STEVENS, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 308 Washington BC, Cafb Mai. X. J Master and Solicitor la Chsoeory. Notary Public. Commisslooer for Psoneylvanla Bursty Bonds secursd for «ontraei-i* officials sod fidelity purposss.

W nuzr S StAtEOnZ &AH40A9 rvmcr OCTUBKS S 15. win leave Cape Msy as F1U lamELpuia :

adelphta at a 41 A M ‘7.10 A.J4.—EXPRESS. Connect* from’ ' •’ Angle me* branch. Ocean City, Sr* I MY Chi'. Arrives at Philadelphia , „ r*a -ACCOMMODATION. Coo-' *' dd nectsfrom Angleara Branch.Ocean City, and Sea tele City. Arrive* at Philadelphia 615PM SUHHAT THAIS*. - 1 1 0 P.M.—ACCOMMODATION. Stop. o'J at principal intermediate ataUoua. Arrive* at Philadelphia 6n p M * ac FM.—RXPRKSS Connect* from “■'- 5 Angleara Branch. Ocean City and Sea IsleCity. Arrives at PfatUdi 1pbia 6-ss F 64. FROM i’liI!.ADELPHIA. •

dation. 515 f M Sunday, t.prea*. 9 .uoa ro. AccommodBUoi,. Mcua. m Train* leave PmuAKtaj-uiA. Broad Sticct Station for NEW YORK. j September 14, IQOJ. Bxpreaa. weekdai a. 3 Oo, (does not atop at Germantown Junction.: 4 x>, 4 40, 500. 5 « s . S S**. ~uo. ; 33- *■ *•. <t <>J. 9 SO. to at. 1100, A. M., *ia«n m-on, i* JS. •loo. I 4°. ’* 3°. 3 00. 3 50. y 5a (Penna Limited 1 3-64 (New York Limited). 400, *500. *556. 600, 7 03. •800,900. 1000 P.M.. 130a. night.

STEWART & BARTON rp^teLcmc-A-x. F?ouse s, Sign Painters Qtaain. Etc. Strictly pure materials nasd

SoAM . *ia 35. *3 jo. j j:. (Penn* Ijmttrd). 354 (New York Limited), 400, •$ *». *S S6. 6 35.7 to. ’s uo, to00 P. M.. 1 a oa Prom West Philadelphia only, •13.33 P M daily, 10.34 A M Sunday*. Prom Germantown Junction only, to 11 A M daily (Seashore Limited). WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. Por Baltimore and Wabhington. 3 45.*6 35. 730. 833, into. 11 at. A. M.. *13 36. »t 13. i 'J. 4 46. 5 35. PM. 11 38. night, weekly*. St'Xba vs. 3 45. *6 35- 7 *>. 9 13. 11 *3 *«., *1 13. 3 «.V 4 46. 5 *5. II 3S P. M. Por Haltimore accomunelation, 9.13 A. M. r^mnd 4.01 P. M. weekdays, 5.07. P. M. From We*t Philadelphia ot.|y, ‘n 55 A M. 3 *5.(*5 33 "Congregional limited,'') •5.53. *6 5»- *7 35. F M.. 13.01 night, daily, A15 P. 4. weekdays. •Dining Car. V. W ATTHBBURY. J. R. WOOD. Gen'l Manager. PaM'r Traffic Manage r GEO. U UOVD. General Panwnger Agent.

• SO J stole foOEk St., OACfo* HAAY. N. J

F. W. WOLFF, Baker and Confectioner Sites Et-atV. CAPS MAY N. J.

raft

r* is dlreoted toward

!y ay trad* with ths frasbsst, purest most palatable broad, cakes, pies, ate

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•4»Just IUceived-4<-NEW LOT OF VALtLt PAPER AH the latest, designs and most fashionable colors. Let me estimate on your work. TERMS MODERATE. WILL CALL AND SHOW BAM PLC<

pgn.APn.rsiA & seas iso eopte. r ATLANTIC CITT EAlL&OAP. TIME TABLE in OCT 6th. 1903. Trains leave Ciqie May for Fhlladeli-bla:

Week Day* —

7.70 A - **•—R*prea» arrive in Phitadel-

/ •» phia p. 10 a m

7 0( , A: M. — Accommodation. Arrive PI.L

ladclphim 0.10. Arrive Phlladel-

1 re F. M. — Expra

j’jj phi* 5.55.

6^0. Train* leave Philadelphia for Cape May: Week Day* — A. M. — Kxprvw*. Arrive Cape May Q 4 e A. M. — Accommodation. Arrive ° *+5 Ua . IIM5 _ + r r P. M. — Expreu, Arrives Cape May ‘ 3 5-55-S 00 p. a —Accommodation Arrive Cape May 7^9 StXPAT* 8.45 a Kaprraa. arrive Cape May A. T. Dies.'Gen'l Sopt. Boson* J. Wekks. Gent Pasa'r AgenL

Real Estate for Sale.

Fob 8alb—Beven outuiiDg lets in different locations in West Cape May. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, GtM Washington street.

A handsome cottage on Columbia avenue. Rear Howard street, for One of the beat located cottages in Capg May. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, Atty.,

Cepe Mav. N. J.

Fob Salk—A splendid building lot on the north side of North street, 40 fL

front by 100 fL deep. Will be sold on

rewsenable terms. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, COB Washington street

DON’T GET STUCK. You can easily get stuck without going near anything in the shape of mod. -You can avoid mud, and you can avoid being stack. 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

FOB SALK—Splendid cottage Lafayette street. Lot 40xlG0. Ten room house. First doss condition.

per cent

mortgage. Lewis T. Stevens, GOB Wash-

ington street

For Balb—Twenty-three acres of land between the turnpike and the 1 reach, in West Cape May and Cape May dtv. WiH be sold In one tract on reasonable terms. Apply to Lewis T. Stevens, G00

Washington street.

A handsome bote property for sale. Lot GOxlSB on a street, and very dose to the beach. Hoe 44 bed rooms, steamheat and sun parlor*. Will be sold at fair price. Furniture included. Ad dree* Lewis T. Stevens, Atty., G00 Washington street, Ospe May, N. J.

Located betwem. Cape Mar and Capa May Fnlut, and known P.O. B.J.

J)ry Qoods, J^otions, andjflilli nsry WHITE GOODS, LACES, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, RIBBONS, etc. Hosiery and Underwear Ladies' and Men’s Furnishings. Agent for Standard Patterns.

0. L. W. KNERR 618-20 YABmiOTOV SIXER, CAPS MAY.N.J.