CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1904.

CAl’E MAY HERALD

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AN IWPKPCWPINT WKKKLY.

PMblUlied Evorjr Tharsdoy Mornlag at SOS WashlagtoR Street, Cepe May.

susscwmoN: One Dollar Per Year m Apvanoe Attr«M all CiwkalWi *• THE HERALD, CAPE flAY, N. J.

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Qr The Golf Mwka. . Thomai W.EaAtwlck.whoae record on the coone laat year wa* high, won the eighteen hole medal play handicap tournament on the linka of the Cape May iiolf Clfab on Saturday afternoon. Summary: Thomaa W Eaatwmk 85 « 71 Dr. Chariea N. Davia 87 0 81 W.K. Lyman W 10 W W. H. Hepburn «3 8 81 LomaH.Ayrea OS « 81 Frank A. Sartori 03 4 8S Jamea M. K. Hildreth 05 7 81 P. Logan Bock i us KB U » Whitton Evana 100 10 tt G. P. Middleton 107 15 M Imwrence McCormick 108 12 »I C. D. Camp 106 15 0! William L. Allen 107 10 01 Paul Clayton 111 15 W W. P. Lucaa 114 12 Itt

THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1904.

Republican Ticket.

Fur hreiidtnl, THEODORE ROOSEVELT, or seicw tore.

For Viet Prttident, CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS, _ V or IXIMANA.

Republican National ConYentlon. The Republican National Convention met in Chicago at noon yesterday- To-day Theodore Rooaevelt. of New York. wUl be unanimously nominated for President of the United Staten. In all-probability 0.SSenator Charles Warren Fairbanka, of Indiana, will be nominated for Vice Preaident Two other persona are possibilities for the Utter nomination. Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, of the House o' Repi tires, and Robert R. Hitt, both congress men from Illinois. President Theodore Roosevelt was born in New York City on October r,, 1858: entered Harvard College in 1876 and graduated ic 1SS0: took up the study of Uw, but in tSSi was elected to the New York legislature. and was twice re-elected: in bU second term in the legislature was the candidate of hU party for speaker, the majority of*the assembly, however, being Lemocratic: during his third term served ns chairman of the committee on cities and of the special committee which -investigated the abuses In the government of New York City; was a delegate to the State convention in 1884 to choose delegates to the Republican national convention, and wi lected as one of the four delegates-at-Isrge from New York to the national convention: later in the same year "he went to North Dakota and spent most of hia time there for several yenrs on a ranch, engaged in raising cattle; in 18S6 was the Republican nominee for mayor of New York City: waa appointed a member of the United States Civil Service Commission in May, 1889, by President Jljyrriaon: resigned this position in 1895 in order to accept the presidency of the Police Commission Qf New York City, under Mayor Strong: in April, 197. waa appointed by President McKinley Assistant Secretary of the'Nary. Upon the ontbreak of the war with* Spain in 1898 resigned this post and b&atne lien-tenant-colonel of the First United States Volunteer Cavalry; was promoted colonelcy of the regiment; was in the fights at Las Gnasimas and San Joan; was mastered out with his regiment at Moutauk. Long Island, in September, 1898; wasnomi nated shortly afterwards as the Repnbll can candidate for governor of New York, and elected in November, 1898; was unanimously nominated for Vice President of the United States by the Republican . national convention of 1900, and elected: succeeded to the Presidency upon the death of President McKinley, September

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Charles Warren Fairbanks, Republican, of IndianapolU, was born on a farm near UnionvQle Center. Union County, Ohio, May 11,1851; was educated in the common schools of the neighborhood and at the Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio, gaadnating from that institution in 1873 in the classical coarse; was admitted to the bar by the supreme court of Ohio in 1874; o Indianapolis in the same year,

never held public office prior to Us election to the Senate; was elected a trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University in 1885: chairman of the Indiana Republican State conventions in 1893 and 189B; was unanimously chosen as the nominee of the Re publican caocnt (or United States Senator In the Indiana legislature In January, 169J. and subsequently received his entire party vote In the legislature, but eras defeated by David Tnrpie, Democrat; wasadehvatc

veattbo at St. Lonis in 1896. and was temporary chairman of the convention; was a delegate at large to the Republican national convention at Philadelphia in 1900, and as chairman on resolutions reported the platform: was appointed a member of the United State* and British Joint high 00c mission which met In Quebec in 1S9B, ft the adjustment of Canadian questions, and was chairman of the United States high commissioners; was electad to the United States Lenate Janaary 30.1897, fa? succeed Daniel W. Voorbeea. Democrat, and 1 his seat on March 4.1897; was re-electe 1903- His term of service will expire March 3.1909.

Now for 1 red-hot campaign.

THEY WIN AND LOHK. Cape May Delbata Resolute A. A. and Kails Before Dennlsvllle. The Cape May ball team played two games last Saturday, one with Dtnnisvllle, where they lost, and one here with the Resolute A A. of Pbiladelpbta, which they won. The scores were:

CAPE MAY.

Cassidy, 2b

Doak,c

Horner, if

Hand, If

Rutherford, lb Shepard, cf Steiner, p Nichols, u Shields, Sb

Totals,

h. o.

2 1 1 11

0 0

0 110 0 0 0 6 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 14 0

RESOLUTE A. A.

Change In Judiciary.

Last Thursday at Trenton, ViceChancellor Alfred Reed was sworn in as an Associate Justice of the New Jersey System Court, a position which Justice Reed previously held. He is kindir remembered here by onr people bees use he formerly presided over the tape May Courts when on this circuit. He was succeeded as Vice-chancellor by Lindley M. Garrison, who is well known at Cape Msy but who is now a Jersey City lawyer. The new Vice-chancellor is a brother of Justice Chas. E. Garrison

of the Supreme Court.

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Jennings, If C. Ha n, 2b Sait'r, Sb Loris'l, ss Msg ram, lb W. Har'n, rf Malloy, cf Kelly, c White, p Totals, Cape May

RKDL CKD RATES TO ST. I/OL'IB Via Pennsylvania Railroad Account Democratic National Convention. For the benefit of those desiring to attend the Democratic National Convention, to be held at St. Ix>n is, July 6, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell roundtrip tickets taBt-Logls-from all'stations on itallues,fnenrJGTyato5,inclu*ive.good returning.leaving St Lonis not later than 'fifteen days,including date of sale.on date of single fare for the roand trip. For special information concerning rate* sod lime of trains,consult nearest ticket agent.

Long,p K.Je’n, Sb Springer, m M. Je’n, lb Scull, If Howell, 2b I-ore, c Grace, cf Fldler, rf Totals

To Deepen Channels? The deepening of the channels in the sound from Gape May to Stone Harbor, nnd?r the direction of the Cape May Yacht Club, and the staking ofi ofrfbs shoal v will itimnlate the use of launches and sailing yachts in making frequent tri|«s to other resorts. The yacht dub ofOcean City and Atlantic are to be requested to co-operate in this work and to secure well defined channels all the way from Cape May to Atlantic City.

—We make a specialty of ladies’ shoes, tbe largest assortment that can be fonnd in Cape May, consisting of white, tan, red, black and patent colt skin. Green trading stamps. —Entire new stock of roea’s" ready-to wear pants. Boys’ kfiee-panU at Sol Needles’ and net green trading stamps.

Trip on Pilot Boat. About seventy-five persons enjoyed a trip to Philadelphia last Friday on the pilot boat ••Philadelphia.” The stdhmwas in charge of of Councilman Lewis Sayre. The party left the steamboat landing at about 9 o’clock in the morning and arrived at Philadelphia about 3 30 o'clock in the afternoon returning to Cape May on the afternoon express A good time was had by all on board. '

Now In Chicago. The New Jersey delegation to the Republican National Convention left Philadelphia last Saturday afternoon for Chicago. In the party were Congressman Gardner, Senator Minch, of Cumberiand County, who represent the district delegatee, and Senator Lewis M. Create, of this county, who is an alternate to the convention.

—This week we havegreat 'bargains in boys’ knee-panta; 50c panUat 25c; 00c pant for Me at I. Teoenbaum’s. —We have the largest assortment oi ladies' oxfords at Sol Needles' and get green trading stamps. —Entire new stock of men’s ready-to wear pants. Boys’ knee-pants at Sol Needles’ and gel green trading stamps. What aunts'are most unpleasant to have la the house? Discordance. What noted fictitious character does s railway conductor always carry with him? Punch.

The Swiss Confederated railways are seriously considering s project for boring s tunnel tinder the Brunlg to Interlaken In the Alps, says a Berlin dispatch to the Loudon Standard. A cogwheel railway, which cannot be need in winter, is the only means of traveling over the peas at present. The new tunnel would start at GIswyL pass through the Kataermthal and Brunlg and end in the Basil valley not for from Briens. It ifc also proposed In

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DENN18V1LLE A. A. K. H. O. A.E.

Constables, April term— John W Gandy. 8 days.... Gwmr Ferris, do W t-sley Corson, do AlyaaSctwIltager 0 days C M Weatcou. 7 days 8

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The Annual Statement of Receipts and Expenses of the County of Cape Msy, New Jersey, for the year ending

May 10,1904:

RECEIPTS:

1801 Rac’d COURTS

May 16 Julias War, clerk M0 00

June 8 Samuel E Ewing, sheriff—

Witness (mo—

Daniel Weeks 8 00 Henry Cohen 1 00 Harvey and Philip Edmunds 1 (in

Elisa Hickman . Henry Wilson

Edward Dale

do do Robt Fisher 26 00 Seward Powell 41 00

Prosecutor's fsss

Jmes Riley 10 00 Daniel Weeks 16 00 Linneaa Godfrey 12 00 Henry Cohen 10 00

Harvey and Philip Edmunds 15 00

Elias Hirkmaa 1UI0 Henry Wilson 1000 Edward Dale 15 00

do do 15 00

Seward Powell 15 00 Robt Fisher 15 00

do do 15 00

Sep 24 Prosecutor’s '«**, special term—

Rudolph Homain 10 Levy N Foster in

John J Ratty Witness fees— Levy N Foster John J Ratty • FioesLevy N Foster John J Ratty

Court fees

Dec 4 Witness fees— Henry Cbipman

Henry Berry

John Johnson

' Adolph Stringlein

John W^ftuidr 1 day.*... Albert Creese 4 days Harry S Douglass, salary

Jan 2 Arthur W Kelly. Msy ssj. ..’ * i u ii u J. W V' 11 st court

H H Voorbeea, Msy salary...

6 Francis K Duhs.JusUca.ooeU

Stats vs J Mae Riley

8 E Ewing, sheriff, witness

tickets. December tarm

do cosu stale vs—

Robt yisher ;

do do.

Seward C Powell.:.... Edward Dale

15 00

25 00 100 00 24 0U

CAPE MAY. K. H. O. A.E.

Cassidy, 2b Doak, c Hand, If Dorner, 3b Rutherford, lb Nichols, as Shepard, cf Crowell, rf Cbnrch, p Totals ,«

0 0 3 2 0 0 0 7 0 0

12 10 1

0 0 0 2 0 0 110 0 0 1 2* 0 0 0 0 0 4-1 2 7 24 8 4

A Handsome Maganne for Nothing. Possibly some of onr seaders have not seen The New York Sunday Tribune recently. If so, it would pay them to get a copy, if for nothing more than to examine the new Sunday Magazine, which is given free with that paper. The Sunday Tribane gives in handy form, easy to find, all the news of Ike world, with special articles on timely topics and handsome illustrations. It has now added to these feature* an independent magazine, with colored covers, and a splendid colored picture, separate, suitable for framing. This magazine itself is worth ten cents of anybody’s money. It contains original stories by the best authors, bright verse and all the other specialties that go to make np a first class publication Jo r family perusal. For summer reading it is just the thing. It if lively without being vulgar, and is so nicely balanced that the boy with a passion for oatdoor sports will find it as interesting as bis more serious-minded parents. As for the girls, they all like It, regardless of their temperament or disposition. Bay it from yoar a newsdealer or send #2 to the office in New York for ayeai’s mbscription. Sample copy sent free.

The Good Old Summer Time. When and where to go for a vacation is a question which perplexes os all. There are beantifal places in every section of thr country,not to reach them at a moderate rate and within a reasonable time is a great barrier. New, Jersey has abounded to (he fro uni a< a summer resort and well she might e'noe her shore Is within ranch of alL Hsr attractions are too numerous to men, and the accommodations provided for the tourist being unequalled anywhere in the land. The famous beach resorts of Now Jersey are Atlantic Highlands,Seabright, LongB ranch, Asbnry Park, Ocean Grove Belmar, Spring Lake, Sea Girt, Point Pleasant, Atlantic City, Ooeaa City, Cape May and Beach Haven. Each is Unique in envirments and caters to the best class of Sommer travelers. Every convenience is st hand for genuine enjoyment and each can be reached by rail or boetAbe lines are both operatd by the New Jeraev Central and C. M. Bart. G. P. A., i43 Liberty St., 'lew York, has loaned illustrated brochure detailing the beauties and advantage* ef the above resorts and a hundred others. This book will be sent to any address upon receipt ot six cent* in stamps, and one ooking fora vacation region would do Iwell to send for it.

The New Jersey Lawyer*. The New Jersey Bar Association at Atlantic City on Saturday elected the ftSIlow-

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Carrol Maher William Smith Prosecutor's fees— Harry Cbipman Emma Smith Daniel Weeks Henry Berry John Johnson Adolph Stringleiu Floyd Taylor Carrol Maher William Smith 29 Julius Way, court fee*

1904

Feb 34 Samuel E Ewing, sheriff

Witness fees— William Meeks Abrams Powell Wm Caruthers

Prosecutor's feea —

William Meeks Abrams Powell IJoea* Godfrey

David Williams

1903 Flues—William Cara then 100 00

May 28 State Treas. 00 account

stenographer's salary

Jul 29 do do

Nov 11 do . do 20 00

1904

Jan 23 do d Apr 16 do d

TAXES. 1908 Rac'd Dec 4 Coleman F Corson. Middle township, on account 51 Nov 12BY VanHoru.onacc'tWildDec 15 do 'do 1142 C2 D H Wheaton, Se* Isle City 8K 21 Herbert M Carrol, Dennis township 2789 76 Ira S Cham piun.OcesnCity 14502 S3 23 Walter A Smith, Avalon W Jaa T Hoffman. Lower township 8213 70 Coleman FOureon, Middle township SS H H Walton.S’thCapeMay 279 09 25 O B Smith. Holly Beach 8005 55 26 H P Mickel, Upper t’nahlp 2989 K' 1904 Michael Unman, Woodb’e 1885 li Jan 6 J Woodruff Eldredge, West 1908 Cape May 944 51 Dec 23 W E Young, Anglesea 1078 68

1964

Feb 2 do do 1000 00

1908

Sep 14 1 H Smith, 00 account Cape

Ubbsmu T Godfrey „.... DaaW Weeks.....”:.. Jems Riley

18 Harry 8 Douglass see . mi.

Luther 1 Garretsoo. ju«tiee. State vs Annie j\,y!or_ do William H Garrison

» F KDuke. Justice, costs state

▼» Rudolph Remain

July 1 Leslie Champion, constable

Arthur W Kelly, June aal... H H Voorhee*. do

6 Gabriel H Hoi mea^ourt crier 15 Luther T Gsm-Uon. justice

fees state vs Ijtrrr Foster

*0 Gabriel H Hoi me-,court crier Aug 8 Arthur W Kelly. July aal... 12 H H Voorbeea, do 29 1 S Townsend, justice, costs

state vs Somers Hickman do Rlchani Hiles do Mary Emma Clark do Casey Mason

Sept 2 H H Voorhee*. August mi..

Arthur W Kelly, do

B Samcrl E Ewing, 6 days at

court (a 88. do Commlnslon on fines sod costs, $172.50 at 5 percent, do dr* wing jury and mileage April term...... do Taking priaoun Riley u>

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SCHOOLS. STATK APPROPXIATIOXR. D Rac’d State Treasurer #148188

Feb 22 Rec’d State Treasurer #1512 Railroad and canal tax. 1908 Oct 28 Rec’d State Treasurer #834

July 9 Rac’d First National Bank

COUNTY'ROADS1904. Dec 80 Rac’d State Treasurer, J

MISCELLANEOUS.

1908 Rec’d

May 28 J alios Way, from slot machinaa #59 M S Smith, lumber sold at Marine* National Bank. ' Wildwood, interest on sinking fond 66 22

DISBURSEMENTS:

Henry H WIUoj Elias Hickman Harvey*!*! Philip V4

Henry Cohei

71 84 51 on « 9 19 14

44 0(1 in itt 22 81

do drawing juror*Sept, tenn do Bills of coats state vs— Rudolph

Levy Fosf

8 00 20 00 125 00

9 80 11 75 125 on auoo

543 76 23 09

John J Rett) do 7 wluiess tickets (a 50c...

24 Sterling W Cole, aelary as

clerk tognitiil jury

25 Gabriel Holmes, court crier

L Champion, coa'ble, S days do do 4 day*

Oct 5 Francis K. Duke, justice.

John Jest Harry Cbipman... Carrol Maher Henry Berry Adolf Stringlein... A H Towtweod.... Floyd Taylor...

20 88 12 00 7 SO

6 27 7 76 6 46 8 87 11 90 i 10 5 57

Robert P Thompson, justice, costs state vs Farmer 2 85 do John Doe. « gg do William Tomer 2 » Wm. Warwick, justice, costs 1 S P rin «* r — 4 61 I S Townsend, justice, cosu state vs Annie Learning... 4 28 Arthur WKellySept. nsJary 20 30 H H Voorhee*, do 125 00

6 Constables—

J Wesley Cor-on. 8 days... 10 To George Frith. 4 days lo 00 Alexis Schellioger, 8 days lo 00 do 2 *u bpceoas (a 85c 7o Leslie Champion, 3 days... 7 So Gabriel H Holme*, court crier 9 00 14 Charies Bridge*, juatioexost* state vs Giles Bakley- 6 65 do William Davia 12 28 Walter Harrell, constable 12 67 15 Reuben Ludlam. justice,cos!* • Massey vs Johnson.4 o5 Smith vs Brown 3 95 Marter vs Potter 425 21 Gabriel Holmes, crier. 5dxys 15 00 28 Harry 8. Douglass, Pros. sal. 3oo 00 Nov 2 Gabriel H Holmes, crier. 1 day 8 00 Arthur W Kelly, Oct. salary 2o 00 6 Luther T Garretsou, justice, ooste state vs Geo Weeks. 8 95 H H Voorhee*, Oct. salary.— 125 00 Julius Way. county clerk 86 00 Harry 8 Douglass, order 1152 12 06 2o Fred. Schmidt, justice, costa state T* Ida Loader * ■*« do Melic Lamer and Rose

do J. Situitcky do Harry Goldstein Dec 3 H H Voorbeea, Nov. salary... 8 E Ewing, aheriff8 prisoners tobtate Prima Jury fees. Sept, term to November U do Nov. 11 to Dec. 4... Attending court 9 dajs Summoning juror* December term Tax'MIUofooeustaw vs— William Smith Emm* Smith Daniel Weeks Henry Barry John Johnson Adolf Stringlein William Davia”! Floyd Taylor Carroll Maher Harry Chipmaa 55 wftiteas ticket*.... Holmas,oouK crier *- *

8 So 2 8r» 2 80

125 00

27 ol 19 12 17 lo ES

87 87 lo9 06 6 00

Thomas Kendall. 8 days...

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do Serving sabpeena* grand jury Reuben B Wile*, 8day*— » «»*—*-* Corson. 8 days... ' er, 3 day* 15 H 8 Douglaas/saL o Lather T Garreteon, state vs. Umeaa Godfrey 21 F K Duke, justice, cost* state vs David Williams.— 24 H H Voorbeea. Dec. salary... 1: Sterling Cole, Smooths salary Kerwin B Fisher, order 1283 . 2 Julius Way, for John Bright, justice, costs state vs. Nicholas Parou do William Masks. Arthur W Kelly. Dec. salary : Wm. Warwick, jostiee. co*i*