CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1004.

CAI'I- MAY HERALD Lewis T Stcvcns. Pnossiktor. Wsrrcn C Nkal. Manaocr. AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY. Published Every Thursday Morning at 506 Washington Street, Cape Msy, N. J. subscription: Onc Dollar Pen Year in Advance Add mi all Cummunk'allon* ts THB HBRALD, CAPE HAY, N. J. KntrrrJ at the poat otter Cape May. N. J-, a» aecond-clsaa mail matter. March u,

1001.

. . Advertiainc ratea n;>no application. THURSDAY, HAY 19, 1904. Am to Otnimunloatlona. To receive attention all pommunicatloos addreaaed lo the IlKRAl.n mn»t hear the namrxif the writer or otherwiae thry will fto nnnoticesl. The editor will lie pleased and la'partieolarly deairoua to receive news notea from every *«clion of thecousty. but will positively refuse to accept the same if thelyiRnatare o^the writer ia not attached. Name will not be published when aomjuesttd- Any person who would like to represent this paper in their district are re<| nested to eomipnnicate with this office and full particulars will be fur Dished with pleasure. Experience not 'Beceasary. A. Bad EflW-t. This country is not cynics! at heart in pclitics, although it is often charged with being so, and with lacking moral indignation. Hie volume of disgust aroused by Mr. llearst ts a proot that we are still far from the moral indiflerence that marks decay. real are the shame and displeasure with which the nation sees this agitator’s tncks that the result ol his adventure is likely to b<* good, ills campaign money, his pandering to every discontent, and his trumpet advertising of himself have ta^en him as far air&e c in go. His defeat at St. Louis in likely to be more than a railure get the nomiugtioo. Unless Mr. Bryan is able and willing to secure some anchor for his lieutenant, Mr. (leant is likely to sink in power even in his newspaper industry; for lailure, like success, is something of a snowball and grows In size by merely 'fco* D l t on. We have considerable hope therefore, that Mr. Heant’s success in calling attention to wl at be stands for will re’ suit in so consolidating and heightening the feeling against that moral debauchery on which the Hears! newspapers have their base, that the young adventurer may be diminiabed not only in politics, but in the held where he has bought an evil lead. The anger and due tress which are now supplanting curiosity and ridicule are a sign of earnest oeas and principal in the people which we are glad to see, and those emotions, we believe, are aroused fundamentally by the knowledge that in journalism, where Mr. IIearst has given the the fnlldit: measure of his nature, he has been mein, self-seeking, and void of any sign of honor or the better life.

CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A Prevailing Kulaance.

Every city In New Jersey suflers an intolerable and constantly growing nuisance from the failure of the muhidpal authorities to provide some comm n dumping ground for garbage. Many pretty dells, woods, thickets and places of natural wildness and beanty in the snbarbs of Cape May are defiled with hid eon* and vile-smelling debris, dumped there on the sly by the garbage carters. The same is true of every city, town and village in the State. Inmany cares the entire suburban region becomes litered with newspaper wrappers, railroad and express way bills, shipp ; ng tags, old bags, wrapping paper, rags, pasteboard boxes, and other light waste' that is scattered in every’ direction by the winds- It lodges in fences, m hedges, among •bobbery, and all over the meadows and lawns. Most of this could be more easily and cheaply burned on the premises than carted away and dumped Why people will persist in thus coverl log beautiful places with ugliness and defilement passes com prehension, but they do, and the only remedy Lies in the city providing a place where it may be dumped without becoming a nuiveral nuisance. The spot at Columbia avenue and Jeflerspn street Is a hideous sight, and council should have it cleaned up

Do it before summer opens. Concerning Trading HI Amps.

Camden merchants are organizing against the trading stamp. Borne Cape May merchant* still give them. Under the Isw of this Bute a holder of them doe* not hare tegetabook lull tosecure a premium Jf the holder demands' it he or she can get the cosh the stamps war* sold for—one half cent for . ‘ one, from either the URWhint who gave

Netabl* Bveata of the Week BrleR? <hrA.tried. The followers of the Moroccan pit>lender bare Item repulsed by the sultan’* troops near UJda. King Edward will visit Itoparor William during the regatta week at Kiel. Germany, in June. The (‘aria Matin has printed a tale j of treasonable attempt In London to j aell plans of Toulon fortrena. George L. Watson has denied that lie has l«evn commissioned to design a Mia mrook IV. for Mr Thomas Llpton. Major General Wood Is marching with 450 men In pursuit of Moros that killed two American officers and sevi era! soldiers i Sir Charles Hardfnge, the new Brit- | ish ambassador to Russia, has arrived | in Bt. Petersburg and been received with marked honors. J The Austrian foreign office has granted penuiswlon for an American squadron of nine warship* to enter the ports of Trlest and Klume and has expressed the pleasure at the proposed visit. Monday. Mar IU. • Owing to differences ns to a yage •cale about 250 bakers of Cleveland. O.. have gone on strike. The bread output will Ik- decreased from 250.000 loaves to 125,000 until the strike ts set-

tled.

Augustus 8t. Gaudena. the sculptor, has sent his acceptance of the request to design the monument to the late Senator Hanna. The statue • will be placed in Cleveland, O. Midshipman Philip Rrittlngham of Wheeling. W. Va., a member of the third class of the Naval academy, has been drowned at Knit two miles off the Naval academy at Annapolis. Md. Charley Cummings, a negro, nineteen years old, whs takon frony_>«11 at Appling. On., twenty <nTTF3T?rom Augusta, shortly after 12 o’clock In the morning and hanged by a mob of seventy-tire masked men. He assaulted a white woman. Two hoys, thirteen and fourteen years old. who had tried to get a free ride on a Central train coming Into New York, were found on top of a tall refrigerator car, both seriously hurt and one dying. They had struck a low bridge while seated on top of the

car.

At the headquarters of the Masters and IMlots’ association at Cleveland O., It U stated that up to ‘date contracts’ have l»een signed by the owners of fifty-four steam vessels on the great lakes, the agreements all providing for the wage scale submitted by the masters and pilots. Ambrose E. Fish, formerly gun captain of the United Plates battleship Alabama, has died at his home at A»bnry Park, N. J.. of tuberculosis contracted while taking part in the maneuvers off the New England coast last summer. Up to March, 1903, be held the record for Mg gnu practice in the United States nary. The New Brunswick (N. J.) fire department was called oat to extlnguiab a lira that threatened to destroy the big touring car of A H. Chadboume Philadelphia. The machine bad stopped at an antornoblie station to have the gaaoltne tank of the machine refilled. While thia was being done a spark from a cigarette ignited the gasoline. Albert, alias •’Dutch.’’ Fisher, under sentence of electrocution for murder committed In Toledo O., has made a formal request that the date of his execution be changed from July 7 to June If, on which date throe others are to be electrocuted. Fisher refused to permit his attorneys to take any steps to save his Ufe. saying that be committed the murder and should be punished. A great religious meeting, promoted by Influential men, baa been held In the perk at Tokyo to determine the question of founding In Japan a church pro-Christian in character, but on independent Hoes. Leading men consider that the time has arrived to adopt the elements approved by the majority of clrlUsed nations. An edict establishing a national church is not improbable. ■“ ~ Suturdar. U»r *4. Turkish troops have burned villages and massacred people in the Sassoon district of Armenia. A special policeman has been shot and killed at Seaside. N. J. A soldier is charged with the crime. The -French counci] of ministers has decided to accept the resignation of Colonel Karcband of Faahoda fame. President DU* of Mexico has agreed to further the reunion at the St Louis fair of Mexican and Uni tod States survivor* of the war of 1847. A man who said he was a New York

by-Mra. General John A. Logan, who has heretofore occupied the oAco of vice pnwklent of the SMKicUUon. William 3. Bryan ha* written to frieuil* In New Turk within the paat

that a bribe wa* demanded for'the ' A MEATY BONE, passage of Ihu Port Cheater railroad i —^—

ordinance. i The iit«te Judg»hlj> Appoirftmmt* of

The grand Jury «• 8t- Louis has re- ' I he Nest Few Years.

#,p ,w„ hi. I Indblmcnti agalust Mrs. i The goreroor »>•* ib* appointment of all pr-v,,! M. mmlnatlu,,. Ur. Br , “ f»r Impro^ p«rv^ ^ tl* n,r. « 0 l^^,rUM,nn •pp.-tei. ! h.. pl.lnl, t„ M. rri.nd. th.t b„ A0 l—’dn In Ihr ,-L», ■>»«« >111 l> m>l. onm, In

will not support Parker In any event John Feenc-y and William MUber,

| ing room at the 0recracker mauufac-; •’^‘•ueountle*. namrly.|-Wx.M«tm>outli. tory of Edmund 8. Hunt A Hoba at ! Bomervet, Mercer In l!*d. Hunderdoa, Ba-

..... . ...... „ | >m nod cauaed severe Injuries to Jo- oe-u-r. Oce.o .rul P„.m1c in ]p/r. Tblrtaen S^NM^Jk^Rr'fitai/injI^ffi I ■® ph Qutan “ Dd fi, '7 ,ben ‘ •Hbreno, prosecutor, of the pire. will b. appototsd

workmen -Ib-rKen. Burlington. C*puie„ r ..Moo. Edward Jnrnlgan. manager of the ® ootb ’ s * l '’ tn “od BomerMH next y«ar; : WMlern boalnem. of the Potter Wall , G,oncrt ' t * r -Hou'^rdon, PaaaaPaper company, and bis bride of leu ,c *' wl lu »°d Goran and Bus

than five months were found dead, ly- : • ex ln

ing aide by aide on a bed In their home At P rr *’ nt Gwcouty Judge, and pro*at Chicago. It 1* believed they died ‘• cuU,ni * r *’ Ih-puhllran lu polltlcc, and in from i<olsoned food. the event of the election of a Democrat >. At the rtak of bis own life Louis W. U>< *" wbo !* , ' hun " ,d ^ oul ' 1 , Hill of St. Paul. Minn., vie* president " " Presldent V palma ha* signed the final ! ° r ,be 0n * t Northern railway and son contract with Speyer A Co. for the Co- ■ J - **111. saved the life of a ban loan of fsa.Q9O.OOa aefen-year-old girl, who narrowly •*- The Angio-Chinese treaty for the am- ! FDp * d Mdb rni ‘ bpd uader tb * wh#elj

ford. Conn. TM-y were walking along ’ the tracks when struck All three meu wen- thrown into a river near the rall- : road track*, the crew of the car saving

Maloney.

Prldav. Mar 18. The plant of the Armour Soap workf at Chicago has been destroyed by fire;

f2iKMXg).

ploy men t of coolies In the Transvaal

of a heavy tonring automobile which

h»« Ih».i .lorf, niul their .Mhhiat! w “ “''™ hl ' Ur - Joh ” «<■•>« — - 1 which had become uncontrollable.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

tad suicide by Jumping from a steamer between Oerelsnd and Buffalo. A library and clubhouse coettag *400.000. the gift of Andrew Carnegie to Doqnesne. Pa., has been informally

dodlcatad. the formal dodicatiou to take place next fall In poreaaaet of tbe cabled wishes of tba donor. atadeocy^^tao

■bate mccne

will start Immediately.

A Canadian Pacific railroad elevator! at Fort William. Ont., with 300.000 { hu*h<is of wheat, baa l»een burned. ! The olevator was valued at *250.000.

The governor of German Southwe*t

Clsalsn Sloelc qnotafIns*

Money on call nominally at SfifH per ■ D '* election of a gor<

Africa reports that a detachment of Here roe baa lieen defeated, with n loss of thirty-one men. Tbs- German* bad

one man killed. '

Aanlatant Attorney General Robb's report on U»e New Y’ork postofflee has j C.C..C.A 8t.il..

been approved by the president.

cent Prime "mercantile paper. *Vi4H per abeth Journal.

j have to rscale to make place* for Demo Crete. Of course, in that event, also. Deni ocrals will succeed to ib. office* ..t Becre ot , Stale, t bauu-ry an<1 Supreme Court clerks, nod other drair*u»te pi - sltlona, sod have command of all the rariou* .State hoard* and commission*. Possession of the jtxlgships and pro~cutor* in a majority of the counties will hr an Important advantage politically. It will be seen that from a partisan point of view much depend* on the nomination

this year—Eliz-

na.l6ft.»0; balances.

tio.as.Mo.

Chains price*:

Acnal Copper... t9\ S. Y. Central...114 >trhlaon Sort. * West KAO 77V Penn. R. R... Rroolrlyn R. T.. 44V Reading

* ®V Rock Island... » St. Paul..,....,

Southern Pac,

TO HO.VOH NEW ELD 114

; Monninent Planned In Memory of 41V i ’ Founder of Life Bating Servioe. *2?* i FREEHOLD, X. J.. May lC.—A movement is on foot to erect a monument to

South Ry. pf... K Sugsr UH*

13V Texas Pacinc....n

Union Pacific... tiv

New York MorCxets.

FLOUR—Inactive and without feature' Minnesota polenta. W&l.'J,. winter straight*. winter extras. B-B64;

.....

opening higher on cold

turned strong on market and expectation of a good sized decrease In the visible supply; July. OVQ

“ ’ n u-Mf&ifcc. "*— “*** 1 sens ad; extra

■Vc.: September, f nt'TTER—Stesdj

•Mnta Me: state daily.

EtJOS—Firmer: fresh nearby. ITVc. at (nark; trash western. ITVc. at m»i*; fresh southwestern. ITVc. at mark; fresh south-

ern. iSWc. at marie.

CHEKSE—Quiet, but ateadr: New York full creams, choice to fancy. tV6r*VcNcw York full craama. fair tr

*^TAT—Quiet; shlppf

choice. KfitffVc.

HOPS—Bio*dr; state, common to chotcs. 1MB. MgStaLUb. ^Btat olda M0«c.; Pact Os coast M08. l«<Hbc.; IRE. »SMe.; olds. OQI-—Fir*; domestic fleece. AQZSc E»lF—Steady; tamtlg^PJ0610d<): mma^

founder of the life-aavin^ service of this c juntry in the year 1843. Governor Newell had the distinction of serving two States a* Governor. He whs Governor of the State of Washington and also of the State

of New Jersey.

Except for a simple grave and a portrait jn the State ^Capitol, there is nothing to mark the greatness of tbi* man, and the project ou foot i* to place a monument at Akbury Park. The life-saving service4* In itself a tribute to hi* memory, a* many have been saved through bis having found,

ed it years ago.

A portrait of the late Governor was painted by Mrs. Abel S. Taylor of Allen•u and sent to the State of Washington. The frame for this nandsome painting was purchased by Mrs. Captain Jordan, daughter of the late Governor.

m

_ poRE—Quiet; family. tU-40; short dew. POTATOES—Steady; new southern. MM S4-M; state and western, sacks. «ZM«3;

quit* postmaster Van Cott of any to- KYh Z 5$ the late Governor WlllUm A. Newell, trathma I wrongdoing. (Erie a "——» — *—*—--■ . ..

A great fi-nst which will be followed j^CsntraP 0 ’’ St •V « «*■• aiw lu. bnraa M tl»; urtJi^iV.V.w i.™ , wona’%fair grounds, where the Moroa Louis A Nash.. M% U. g 8t> are celehratitig the killing of American 1 Manhattan 14*V V. 8 Bt aoldier* at Lake Llguaaan. Dland of ! ^

Mintianao.

Governor Odell of New York haa vetoed the Kemoen East River Gaa company bill, filing with hi* veto a memorandum characterized by vigorous denunciation of the bill Itaeif and sharp criticism of Mayor McClellan of New Yurie city, who approved It. Cuyle Bros.' |>owder manufacturing plant near Ixifty, Pa., consisting of the njill. dryhonoe and glazing house, haa been blown up. compietely destroying tTie plant Four buiMlred keg* exploded. The explosion wa* caused by ■» fire whicb origtiiHtod in the glazing tease; lore. *20,000. Indian Secretary Brodrick has Informed the bouse of com moan that the government haa decided that recent event* In Tibet made It-Inevitable that the British mission most advance to Larea. the capital, unless the Tibet*na consented to negotiate at Gyangtee within a'given date. TksrsAsy, May IS. France haa created M. Buuau-VarlUa an officer of the Legion of Honor. The president will-go to his summer home at Oyster Bay. N. V, about

July 1.

Secretary Taft haa started for' a camp In the Adirondack*, where be will remain for tea days’ real. The Maryland Republican convention haa voted to instruct it* delegates for the nomination of Theodore Roosevelt The president haa appointed George F. White of Macon, Ga., United States marshal to succeed J. M. Barnes, removed. k Two leader* of hostile parties In the Philippine*, Gomes and Kalbaaa, hare been acquitted of chargee of rebellion against the United States. lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles has bought the old Miles homestead at Westminster. Mass., on which be was born and which has been out of the family for thirty-six yearn, for *22100. ' Mrs. Cfinffee. wife of the commander in chief of the army, haa been operated on for an affection of the teet The doctors think she will soon be able to be moved to her home at the Highland*. Washington. John F. Wallace, general manager of the Illinola Central railway, haa accepted from President Roosevelt an appointment aa chief engineer of the Panama canal aL« salary of *25.000 a year. He will leave early in Jane for the isthmus. The coroner’s Jury at Bristol, Tstm.. that heard the evidence In connection with the death of young Went* baa arrived at the following verdict "He came to bis death by the accidental discharge of his own pistoL” Hia fik-

): ell Undo, poor to fair. POULTRY — Spring rhirhrea

nrerny. per pair, *>c.eti; aouthera. and southwestern. SOfjttc.: fowls, per pound. Ue.; roosters, per posnd. Sc.; turkey*, per delphl*. I pound* and under per pair, fancy. 4&4>S0e.: SH t° 4 pounds. ifitOc . Penn-

sylvania. 3 to 4 pounds. 10040c.

DRESSED M DATS—Mutton Rtesdr St MmOHc. per pound; lambs at lO^Olhic.: hoc* nominally weak: beef quiet and

Uvw Stsek Markets. ^JE—Supply light:

Cift:

H0OS—Receipts. A double decks; market active: prime heavy. MK.U; medl-

Pint Lieutenant Harry A. Woodruff and Second Lieutenant Joseph H. Halt both the Seventeenth infantry. United States army, and fifteen man were klUad and five wounded In an ambush by Meros. The fight occnrred on Laka TigtMMin. island of Mindanao, PhUlp-

H. W. Brackenrldge, a prominent sitlyan of Franklin. Ps.. baa teas abet by a burglar and dangeronely wended. Captain Altera of the Florida, arrived at New York, reports wreckage at aas apparently caused by tag of a large ship. New Yt •- «

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AU rive B4*kop* ta *• Motfred. LOS ANGELES. OaL, May 17.-Tte secret ballot taken Saturday by the Methodist general conference on the retirement of Bishops Andrews, Mailslieu. Vincent. Walden and Foea was

ever, according to trustworthy anthority. that all fire bishops wUl be retired.

TOLEDO. 0.. May 17.-A c be issued this week for the convention of the Internatieeal of Praos Clubs, which M to be hold’at Pet-la-Bay daring tbs week of July IT to SB. r * * ^

Real Estate Balea.

CAPE MAY CITY

#1—Edward Wharton rt ox to John C. Bicker, premises N cor Franklin st and

Columbia o^ve.

>1—Lours Suelke to Mary E. Porter. premi*r« on S sMr of Lafarette st. being lot ou plou of lot* surveyed for Lose Rot-

WEST CAPK MAY

KUO—George H. Reeves et ux to El wood G. Koaemaa, lot 00 N aide of Emerald are

adj Thom a* Hughe* lot.

4430—Tbo* Eidtedge et ux to Cb*S B Perkins, lot of land 00 S aide of Eldredge

are adj John B McPherson.

II—Mary E- Swain *t al to George H Rreves. lot and premise* 00 K Dakie York

are. adj Henry C Muillner.

LOWKB TOWaSHIP

fl—Lena Chip man et al to John B MePberaon. quitclaims Interest In Sr and 27p of land ou K side public road from Odd. Spring to Main Bay Shore road.

Romallte,“The Ideal Wall Point.’* RomaUtelaan Oil Paint put up inpaste form to be thinned with water. It ia made for both inside and outside exposure. It is durable and haa stood five years on exteriors with seaside exposures. It is flat (without gloss), washable, hygienic and gives s very artistic velvety finish. It was adopted by the U. 8. Government Buildings at the Buffalo Exposition. Later the Government used Romalite for its building* at the Charleston Exposition. The Committee on Exports on Awards, awarded KomaUte the gold medal. For sale by

A. C. Gils,

416 Washington street.

An amusing story Is told concerning the late great Hungarian novelist poet and dramatist Mauras JokaL Ills youthful drama. “Dalma." waa performed In Its author’s presence at Pestb some time ago. and the student*, with true continental enthusiasm, took the bones out of bis carriage to drag the hero home. Arrived at the tense. Jokal put his bead out of the carriage window, say* the Glasgow Herald, declaring that be had left three premises more than three months, a fact which te had for some moments post teen endeavoring to explain to them. Nothing therefore remained hot for the students, with many a hearty laugh, to