CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 26, (904,

AN AID TO THE X RAT. ! schooled mupch.

Detail* of a Doctor's Di^coveiy In Fluorescent Liquids.

SURGICAL DIAGNOSIS MADE 8UL^

Hadlolluna Will Sol M ■•»»•- real Liaulda — UraalO •' -I ll*r Ualx Ol.alrucllt.a—\ ttlaalilr Heavftlta l.ra.llns TwnarU 1 •«•»« WMk»»« Ural Ha<* A1m> lirru Ub«*la»a. I»r. Wllllaiu Xlorton. profMsor cf electro iberapeuilot lu tbe New York I’ustsrttduate hoS|iltal. wi.u Hrst auDoamxtl thnt fluuixiKVUt liquids when used in cuujunctlou tvith rndiuni or the Koentp u or X ruj * would core cancer. Las made anolber Important disco Tory In the line of fluorescence, and Laa also obtained results iu another exj>erln»ent that warrant the conviction that he Las reached the objective point of this line of scientific research for years past, say? the New York World. The experiments made so .far Indicate that I»r. Morton lias found a cold ll«bt-

Jullus Krutt Schmidt. Jr., went te Yale as a freshman la a apaclal private car. Hit father la fourth vice presfKent and teeners! manager of the Southern Pacific railroad. Women atudenta at Oxford and Cambridge. It Is reported, exhibit a particular aptitude for history; and at Oxford women students from India do sperlxliy well in law. “Mysterious Billy Smith" who acquired some reputation as a prize flr.hter several years ago. has Joined the Salvation Army and la doing alum work In the New York Bowery. There are T17 college Young Men’* Christian associations, equaling In number the city associations. These have enlisted 1.000 new men tor foreign missionaries In the last year. Rev. Milton JT Norten. of Immanuel Congregational church. St Louts, has declined an offer to take charge of a mission station In Turkey. He says there Is more need of missionary work in St. Lauis than in the doman of the

sultan.

Almost unaided. Rev. W. A. I^wls. of the Cherry Valley (Pa.) Methodist church, rebuilt the house of worship In which his congregation assembled. He

lllumiigition without Iftut. u — The new discovery In finoreacene* i ^ ^ painting, mason and carpenter

has added another law to the purposes and action of the X ray aq announced by Roentgen, and It explains why the treatment of .cancer with fluorescent liquids should be successful. Up to the present time all authorities from Roentgen down declare that density alone has stopped the radiations from the th-ooxes tube*. Roentgen's law of the X rity as announced by him was as

follows

work and even carried the bricks and

mortar up a 30-foot ladder.

SPINDRIFT.

Jacques Lebaudy. "emperor of the Sahara.” has ordered a guillotine from Paris. He nays he will use It only on

foreign miscreants.

During a two months' stay of some , German war vessels at Halifax, N. 8..for

The X rhys have the power of pene- : wa , no t a single arrest for (rating In different degree* certain sub- mlflronliucl anionK nrmr i y J.OOO sail ora.

City of Tape May, which said floating inIrbtrdncea was created fur tHt purpuec iM "tistiucling a system of sewerage in aaid city, and for the pniposcid t alending Beach a«r: ne(xum Madison avenue to bewtll s Point, and improving and protecting the same, aqd extending and improving the water *rstrta and fire equipment of aaid ftection 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the hinabttauts of the City of Cape May. in City Council assembled, and it is harrby en-, acted by the authority of the same, that tiiric shall be Issued and sold by the City of V ape May. bonds to the amount of one huu■ired and forty thousand dollars, in denominations of one hundred thousand dollars in one thousand dollar bunds, and forty thous and dollars in five hundred dollar bonds, bearing interest at the rale of five pet centum per annum, payable semi-annually and maturing in thirty years from the d-tr thereof, which date shall be the first day of June, uiueteen hundred and font, the proceeds to be applied solely to retiring that certain floating indebtedness of the City of Cape May. which was created for the purpose of the ouustructi in of s system of sewerage for said dtj. and for the extension of Beach avenue from Madison avenue to Sewell's Point, and the improvement and protection of the aamr; and the extension and improvement of the water system and

fire equipment of said city.

Section ». And be it further ordained and enacted that the said bonds shall be in suWance and form asauthorired and directed by the first section of an act of the Legislature, entitled, "An Act to authorize any city of this Slate, to raise money, either by temporary loan* or by the issue or issues of bunas for any sum not exceeding filteen lx-r centum of the laxxble value of the real and personal property rated for assessment in such city, and to nsc the same for the pnrpose of retiring floating or matured bonded indebtedness for the enlargement and improvement of the public buildings water works, sewerage system and other lawful purposes of such city." spproved

March 73. 1904.

Section 3. Be it further ordained and enacted that the Mayor L hereby authorized to sign the said bonds, the city clerk to attest the same and to affix the corporate seal of the City thereto, and the city treasurer to countersign the sanu and sign the coupons

thereto to be attached.

Section 4. And be it further ordained and enacted that the Finance Committee

stances which are opaque to light, and it Is this property which gives them their peculiar value. For Instance, flesh la (airly transparent to the X rays, as are also wood, leatlior. paper and most fibrous materials if a block of soft wood containing a nail be photographed the plate will show the nail clearly and the wood hardly at all. To this law of the X ray. which deala

umum.

Sir William Lyne. home aecretary of the Australian eommor.wtalth. has lately decided that women are eligible for eeata in the commonwealth parliament.

... , . land Miss Goldstein, president of the

only den» Wr* u»d .i™. | of Melbourne, has announced her Inten-

- nate at the forth-

Near Malcolm. West Australia, grdd mine Is worked by a fan:!!) of fa-

mention liquids at all. Dr. Morton adds fluorescent liquids or. as they have ; mmi >be .>™.eh or . w cvltj^r

with fluorescent liquid It act* Just the same as though you had filled It with some plastic material—lead, for Instance. It solbUfles. and upon the photographic plate under the X raya shows rirtuHlly the same. In the flesh, aa the nail does In the wood. The discovery of Ibis Important scientific feature was practically by accident in the course of experiments. It was desired to make a photograph of a rack of test tubes containing aescuUn. fluorescln and qnlnlne liquids. These were placed In front of the machine and subjected to the light The negative showed the fluorescent tubes a deep black. The rays did not penetrate the liquid and made a heavy shadowgraph upon the plate. Another experiment was made, adding to the tack two tubes of dear water. The rays penetrated the water, but did not penetrate the fluorescent liquid. Then the hand of one of Dr. Morton's assistants and afterward a stomach were photographed. Comparisons were made with negatives taken of similar portions of the body when the subject bad not been treated with fluorescent liquid. Where there had been no treatment the impressions were indistinct, bat where fluorescent liquid bad been taken it gave shape to the interior, and a clear reproduction was obtained on the negative. Dr. Morton's discovery makes the X ray practical for diagnosis and In intestinal diseases or appendicitis enables the surgeon to chart the seat of trouble accurately and use his knife without fear of making a haphazard

hereby authorized and directed to prepare tbe said bonds ready for execution by the officers of tbe city herein above named. And upon their execution as herein directed, to

.. _ .. . _ . .nA u sell the same for the best pnee which may thvr. mother and some children, and Is b ^ l ^ ailcd therefore, not less than the par rl' lng out gold at the rate of 175.000 Dpr. thereof; and upon the sale thereof and

the payment therefor the proceeds thereof shall be deposited with the Security Trust Company, of Camden, New Jersey, and applied so far a* may he necessary to the payment of the indebtedness of said city to •uch company, and the balance to the liquidation of the indebtedness above herein re-

ferred to.

Sections. And be it further ordained and enacted that there shall be raised annually by taxation a sum suflsrirnt to pay the interest on said bonds and two per cenL thereof Into a sinking fund for the redemp- ' on of sard bonds. Section 6. And he it further ordained and enacted that all ordinaries* and puts of ordinances inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance, be and tbe same are here-

A mart:!* cross had b»er placed on the spot where the earl of Ava was shot during the slegf of Ladysmith four years ago The earl was an unusually tall man and therefore was a comparatively easy shot for the Boer “sniper." Just as the Englishman fell dead one of bis men. crouching near by. located tbe Boer's hiding place and when next the latter’s bead spoeaned Tommy Atkins put a bullet Into it CROSS-CURRENTS. Th* French government Is about to uploy electric cables Insulated with paper as tbe result of successful experi-

ments.

At the international congress of wlreus telegraphy, which recently met In Berlin, the term “radiograms" waa used for messages sent by the sew method. The term has the advantage of being descriptive. The electric discharge between two vessels of mercury In * partial vacuum Is the most efficient form of artlflcUi lightning yet discovered. In a recent teat ty W. C. Geer, the mercury terminals were about four-fifths of an Inch apart, and an arc of two Inches In length was produced by a direct current of 110 volte. Nearly 60 per cent, of tbe energy supplied waa converted Into risible light Turning to other lights, the Gelssler tube showed an efficiency of 32 per cent.; the ordinary arc lamp, ten; acetylene gas, ten; the incandescent electric lamp, six, and the Argand gas burner, 1.6.

OUR NEIGHBOR^ TO THE SOUTH.

It was In experimenting with fluorescent liquids that I >r. Morton got on tbe track of what will be a still more valuable discovery—tbe production oi cold light One of his test tubes—filled with aesculln. which nnder the X ray Is of an ultra violet color—was excited by s certain mineral which be bad placed In the tube. When tbe liquid was drained from tbe tube there was left upon the glass a blue, cold light that did not diminish as the glass dried. If Dr. Morton fully develops this discovery It means that If an electric lamp costs a cent an hour be can produce a cold light that wUl coot onehundredth of a cent and give greater illuminating power. The mineral that Dr. Morton Is experimenting with Is practically Indestructible and is easily agitated by s very weak electric current. It gives out a beautiful light without bent.

Believe me, the talent of success Is nothing more than doing what you can do well and doing .whatever you do without a thought of fame. If It come at all. It win come because ft Is deserved, not because it Is sought after. And. moreover, there wUl be no misgivings, no disappointment. *7.

1 City 1 In mexl

AS $60,000,000 invested In Bextco. Tbe typewriter Is more largely osed In Mexico than In France. In Mexico you-clap your hands to stop a tram car or call a waiter. Mexico now has 60,000 American residents and $323,000,000 Amtrii

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Chy Directory. Mayor—Tbo*. W. Millet Jen. I.!?-« Aldermen—Francis K- Dnkv.. -i»f. \ V.** Council—Jos. Hand.................Jen. 1, IVff KsmuelT. Usliey Jen. 1. ivn Robert J. Crrswell...Jen. 1. 1UUT T. Maakrl. riharp Jen. 1.1M6 Jaa. J.Doak Jan. 1.11*6 Lemuel K Miller .-Jan. 1. 11*6 Jas. K. Tsflor Jen. 1. IWK Louis C Hsyre Jsn. 1. HWl F. Bldoey lownM-ndJati. I. It**} Recorder—J no. W. Tbomp* jii Jan. I, IK* Aasrasor—Cba*. T. Campbell.. Jen. 1, 1K6 Collector—bol Needles. Jan. 1. 1K6 Treasurer—I-aac H. hmtib Jan 1. IKk* Coniulastonvr* of Appeal. Theodore Mueller Jan. 1, 11*1 Edward Crease Jen. 1.1K6 Thus. K. Wales Jen. 1. 11*6

W I st rarer * exASEcu utlsoao i* srrKcv MAT 9 1804, Trains ell) leave Cape May as follows for 1 llILADKLFliiA ; fa ac A.M.—ACCOMMODATION. Stops 'YJ at principal stations. Arrives Pb!!-

ordinance tS authorize the issuance ol bonds to the amount of one hundred and mtyfive thousand dollars lor the purpose of const! ucling a system of sewerage for the City of Cape May, and for tbe purpo*e of extending Beach avenue from Madison avenue to Sewell's Point, and improving and protecting the aame," approved March 6th, 1901. and also an ordinance entitled, "An ordinance to authorize the issuance of bonds to the amonnt cf one hundred and forty thousand dollars for the purpose of retiring certain floating indebtedness of the City of Cape $4ay, which said floating indebtedness was created for tbe purpose of constructing a system of sewerage in dty, and forthepurpose of extending 1 avenue from Madison avenue to Se< Point, and improving and protecting tbe same; and extending and improving the water system and fire equipment of aaid dty," approved March 3,1904; and an ordinancs entitled. "An ordinance to authorize tbe issuance of bonds to the amount of one hundred and forty thousand dollars for the oac of retiring certain floati— of the City of Cape May, floating indebtedness was created for the purpose of constructing a system of sewer we in aaid dty, and for the purpose of extending Beach avenue from Madison avenue to Sewell's Point, and improving and protecting the same; and extending and improving tbe water system and fire equipment of said dty." approved April 18, 1904, be and the aame aie hereby repealed, and that this ordinance shall take effect immediately npoc due publication. Approved May 10. 1904F. SIDNEYTOWNSEND. President of Council. 5-36-3 THOMAS W. MIIAET. Mayor. a-test :JNO. W. THOMPSON. Recorder.

EVERY TUESDAY OVER M A ROY’S DRUG STORE* WILLET8 CORSON, Optometrist. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J.

NOTICE OF ELECTION. To the Legal Voters of Street Lighting District No. 1, of Lower Township.'— Notice la hereby given that the voters of Street Lighting District No. 1. of aaid township will hold an election in the school house in the late Borough of ^“— Point, in said district, 00 ‘ seventh day June, A. D. 1004, hours of one o’clock iu the a seven o'clock in the evening of said day, to elect three street-light commissioner*, and also for tbe purpose of voting for the sum loney to be raised and expended wlthjeh district for the ensuing year for the erection and maintenance of street lights ‘ the carrying out of tbe powers coufir-n-y an act of Legislature of New Jersey. entitled, "An act authorizing the division of townships into street-lighting districts and the erection and maintenance of street lights therein, and the election of street light commissioners in aaid district,” passed May 35. 1904, and the sevctal acta supplementary thereto and amendatory thereof. Dated. Lower Township, N. J., May 30, CHAS.r. RKBVKS, Clerk of Lower Township.

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Henry Rutherford, President....March. i$mS 8. H. Moore, vice presidrut. igao

1 aril U. I’blUlpa, Clrr

Samuel R. Stiles..

William T. Steven* Dr. A. I. I .each - 1907 Charles F. yoidort 1907

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-1907

BOARD OK HEALTH. Dr. A. L. Lrarti. I’n-mldeut .-.n«-p!. Dr. V. M. U Mnrcy. Secretary Robert 8. Uaml Lafayette M. Hai: Albert It. Utile " Oeorge L.’ Lowell **

BOARD CF TRADE. President —Stephen B. Wltaon. Secretary—Lewis T Hteirna. Treasurer—Thomas W. Mllteu County Directory.

I eat ire Supreme Court—A'bzrlt-a E. Hen drickaon. Dem R** Circuit Judgt—Allen B. Kudicott 1811 I-aw Judge—Hal rl sun H. Voorbee*. Rep IK« Prosecutor of Plea* Harry S. Doug la* Rep ’fob SbrrlO—Satu'l K. Ewing. Dem PA>t Coroner *—Deo. Sayre. Jr.. Rep 11104 Coroner's—John D. Craig. Ure 11*6 Coroner's—On.a. H. Ooutlug. ftep 1!*6 County Clerk—Julius Way. Rep lt*6 Surrogate- E. Clinton Hewitt. Rep... .UW7 County Collector—Lewis 8. Kill well. Rep Rb& County Board of Kb-ctlou*—Joa. K. Hand. Rep - IK* County Board of Election*—Wllllatn 1. lUte. Rep 1804 County Board of Election*-- Win. J. Tyler. Dam — —.—. County Board of Election*—Michael H. Kearn*. Dem .UM Term* of Court—Fourth Tue*day lu April. Septemlwr ar * ^

BOARD OK CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. Anthony B Smith. Palermo. May. 1W6 W. S. Johnson. Ocewn City Jan. 1, 1807 John P Fox. Ocean City Jan. 1, 1807 C. P. Vauaman. Dias Creak. May 1. 1807 Jesae D. Ludlam. So.Dcnni* May ion6 Wm. T. Bate. KUhlnc Creek May. 1W6 Weatley R. Wales. Cape May. Jan. 1. ID 7 Mlcaiah 8. Mmllh, t ape May Jan. I.I80. Anthony B. Smith, Director Samuel Townsend Clerk.

Our Secret Societies.

Adonlram Chapter* No. 88, Roval Arch Masons—Convocations, third Monday of each mouth at lodge room, Washington and Mranklln streets. Cape island Lodge, No. 80. F. a id A. M. —Communications, second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at lodge room. Washington and Franklin srreeta. Cape May Camp, No. 8773, Modern Wood men of America—Meets first Wednesday of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Conclave, No. 183, Improved Order of Heptaaophs—Meets at Ogden's Hall,318 Washington street, on second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Cape May Council, No. 1081; Royal Arcanum—Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Lodge. No. 81. A. O. U. W.Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at 818 Washington street. Cold Spring Council, Jr. O. U. A. M. No. 155—Meets in hall at Cold Spring, every Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. Colombia Lodge. No. 23, Independent Order of Mechanics—Meet* each Monday at Auditorium. Eureka Lodge, No. 7, Ladies' L O. M.Meets second and fourth Thursday* of nach month at Auditorium. Friendship Council, No. 27, D. of A.Meets on Tuesday afternoon of each week at 8.80, in Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall, Cold Spring. John Mecray Post, No. 40, G. A. R. Meets on second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 816 Washington street. Mayflower Lodge. No. 258, Independent Older of Odd Fellows—Meets each Friday at 810 Washington street. Ogaltails Tribe. No. 157, Improved Order of Red Men—Meets at 810 Washington

Thomas H. Taylor, tbe popular boot and shoe maker, has removed to No. 606 Washington street. He docs all repairing neatly, thoroughly and at reason prices. He ha* been doing business in Cape May for 13 years. Rips in uppers sewed by machine with silk to match Lost or broken e eleU or hooks replaced.

Cash Register fbr Rale. For sal*—A National Cash Register, apply at Windsor Hotel. t

Notice to LimH Creditors.

AN ORDINANCE* Aa ordinance to antlMwisie the issuance of

y thousand dollars for the

donate for the purpose of Soaring indebtedness of the

Estate of Albert L Haynes, Deceased. 1'ursuant to tbe order of K. C. HEWITT, Surrogate of the County of Cape May, made the fourth day at April, A. D. 1904, 00 r apnlicatioa of the subscriber, Executor . sa>d deceased, notice is hereby given to the CJeditors of aaid Recessed to exhibit to tbe subscriber under oath or affirmation their claims and demands against the estate of said deceased within nine mouths from the 4tb day of April. A. D. 1904. or they will be forever barred of any action against the safaacribeT. . Dated April 4U4 A D. 1004. A^Mgwed) ALUHiOT. HaYNBS,

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Iranih. Ocean Lily, hea

City. Arrives at Philadelphia

8.s6 a m

M-ACCOMMODATION Connect* from Angle*ea Branch. Ocean City, and Sea Me Lily. Arrive* *t Philadelphia 5.19 P M d dO *' M —Kxpre** Connect* from “ “ Aaglr.es Branch, Ocean City. Sea jsleC itv Arrives Philadelphia 6. 45

ei;BDAY TUslXs.

P M.-ACCOMMODATION stop*

at principal imermedlate stations Connect* from Anglesea Branch, Ocean City and Ses Die City. Arrives i'lill*d< Iphia. 6 1 *> p M.

C jO F.M.—HXFEEDS Connect* from d’ Anglesea branch. Arrive* Phi la- ‘

drlpbia 6.54 P M

K 7C F. M KXFRKSS. Arrive* at Phila•Jd drlpbia 10 35 F M FROM PHILADELPHIA Train* leave for Cape Ma) —Kiptc**, 9.00 A M. and 4.cA P. M. week-day. 1 50 P M Saturday* only.) Accommodation ~ 7.4* A M., 3.15 P M Sunday, expre**. 900 a m. Accommodation. ; .yj a. m. Train* leave PhiLsoiclpiiia. Broad Stiect

Station for

•NEW YORK.

April 9.1904.

Express, weekdays, 4 38, 4 40. 5 00, 5 iS, 5S». 7-00. 7 33. y 903. 950.1031. 1100. M , »i3oo noon, 12 35, *i 00. 1 40. jo. 3 oo. J 50. J5* < Penna. Limited) 3.54 cw York Limited), 4 00. *5 oo, *5 56.6 00, >3. •» 00.900. 1000PM . 12 u2. night,Sr *- v». 4 3k. 4 40.5 oo. 5 ifc. 8 75. 9 50 lajo A. *'*35. *».»o 357, (Penna. Umited), 154 1 New York Limited), 400. *570, *5 56.676. 707. oo.io 00P. M.. i7o7mgbtFrom West Philadelphia only. 3 4s A. M. hnd *'* 33 F M daily. 10.34 A M Sundays. From North Fbilxdclphix only, 13 78 F M

daily (Manhattan Limited).

WASHINGTON AND THE SOITH.

May. 9, 19*4.

For Baltimore and Washington. *635, *o. 8 37. 10 to, 11 33. A. M.. *13 36. *1 30, 3 30. 344. 4 46.5 75. 6 18. II TS. P M.and 1309 night, weekdays. Sundays, *6. 35. 7 30, it, 11 33. A M.. •! ao, 330. 446, 5*5." *»

•- M. l« 09 night.

For Baltimore accommodation, 9 is A. M. .09 and 4.01 P. M. weekdays. 5.07, P. M.

daily. «

From West Philadelphia only, 335 and •11 55 A. M.. (*5 33 "Congressional Umited,") 3.35 *5.55. •6.50. •y.js. P M..

daily.

'Dining Car.

W. W. ATTERBCRY. j. r. wood. Gen’l Managci. Paas’r Traffic Manager GEO. W. BOYD General Passenger Agent

ATLANTIC CUT LAlLfiOAS. TIME TABLE in Effect May. rth, 1904. Train* leave Cape May for Philadelphia: Week Days — 7.TO A ' R — Express arrive in Philadcl- * " phia 9.10 a m <- ori A. M. — Accommodation. Arrive Fhi- /' uu ladrlphia 9.-0. 3 rtr» F. M. — Accommodation. Am re Philadelphia 5.55 1 rr P M. — Express. Arrive PhuadeF o'jj phia 5.55. ■rxDATa. . P. M. Expre**. Amve Philadelphia 6,4p. Train* leave Philadelphia for Cape Msy: Week Days — 8 45 A. M. — Express. Arrive Cape May g * r A. M. — Accommodation. Arrive “r- 5 Cape My II.05. . P. M.—Express, arrives Cape May *•* 3.19. Runs Saturdays only. ^ P M. — Bxoreaa, Arrives Cape May r ru~t r. x.—Accommodation. Arrive Cape J* 00 May 7 49 SCKDATB 8^.5 am— Expreaa, arrive Cape May A. T. Dicx, Gcn'l SopL Bdsok J. Wckks. Gcn'l Pass'r Agent.

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