CAPE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY, JULY », 1904.

CAPE MAY HERALD

Lewis T. Stcvcns Prossiktor. Wasrkn C. Ncau Mrmmbr.

AN rNDCPCNOCNT WEEKLY.

P«bllsbc4 Every TAsraRay Msralag at SO« Wsahlagtaa Street. Csm May. N. J.

DraioeraUc party ■ peseta aoat of Its Uaax traveling over Ita oars abandoned trail*, and praying far a way out. Veteran* of the deal war are about convinced that the only way tbay can ape tbe erftieuoaa of the Iteanocrata tbe peaaiou-quMtioak la die.

subscription; One Poiiaa Pea Veaa in Aevance

What a da the Ueaaeeratfe party would be in If Ua leaden MLnved tbe Japaneae |daa of coauMUaaa eoicide whe* they taahe aatetahea.

THK HiiRALID, CAPE ftAY, N. J.

KnicrwJ at the poat office at Cape May. N. J., a« aecond-claas mail matter. March II,

Advertiune rate* upon application.

The He publican vocal Hilary U compoaed Utwdr of words of enaeorage ment, tbe Uetneoerata fa liadSed to words of woe and warning.

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1904.

About tbe only thing tbe reai, American, thinking Democrats have to be tbankfol for >• that their party did net win in IfNS or UNO.

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No orgmustion In tbe history og the world ha* been so anoeeeefel aa the Democratic party in telling ua tbe thing* that were not no.

Voter* will doubtieea observe that no foreign power is thinking or talking about overthrowing the Monroe Doctrine just now.

Republican Ticket.

There i* more prospect of tbe Republicans .carrying Missouri than there is of their losing New York.

Firr President. THfXiDORE ROOSEVELT,

r NEW YORK.

For Vie* 'President, CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS, or isniAXA. •KJoltlen Rule” Jones. Samuel M. Jones, the “goluen ndr” mayor of Toledo, who died Tuesday of last week, belonged to that-school of earnest, honest, impractical reformers of which the late Gov. Pingree, of Michigan, was the most conspidous example. Mr. Jones seems to have learned hi* trade from Mr. Pingree, and his political policies were shaped largely after those of his Michigan prototype except that Mr. Tones carried his theories f-irther toward their logical conclusion and became an avowed so- . tialn t Such men as Pingree and Jonhs have their excellent uses in democracy. In spite of their crude polices and their pbsurd theories they focus public attention npon many grave abuses that better-bal»nced men are often afraid to denounce. While their own remedies are frequently worse than the evils to be cured, it often comes about that the right remedy is. finally administered solely a* a result of their diagnosis and their extravagant confidence in quack nostrums. An entire government of such men would be impossible, but a few of them now and then are highly useful. If they did no more than rrouae pubhc opinion from ita lethargy and compel it to consider existing facts, all their follies and fallacies could be freely

forgiven.

When the Republican convention in Chicago the Republican candidate for tbe Presidential nomination presented a record of virile, courageous meeing of responsibilities. When the Democratic convention met the party’s candidate for President was oat among hi* fat steers, waiting for tbe convention tdtdl

him what he might think.

Don and Bradatreet report that the business interests of the country are recovering from the recant temporary depletion and that the outlook la a promising for an exceptionally prosperous year. That will be good news to everybody but the Democrats.

Tbe New York State banks bare added >46 000.000 to thaw deposit in tbe hut pear. Tbe people’s wrings ate always represented by red ink figures under a Democratic administration.

Tbe only picture displayed at the Sf. Louis convention was that of T Jefferson. This leads to the suspicion that the only good Democrats, like good

Tbe Republican party fights things and conditios teat threaten to tattoo tbe nation with indelible marks of calamity. The Demacratie party welcome*

Every busybody who wants the wheels of progress blocked is convinced that President Roosevelt is dangerous.

CONDENSED DISPAtCHES.

XoSable Events ef tbe Week BrleSj

The most severe electrical storm in the history of Cortland. N. 1u occurred Sunday night Lightning struck In many places about tbe city, but only one small fire resulted. Patrick Nugent is dead In tbe New York Eye and Ear Infirmary as the result of jumping from the third story window of the hospital while delirious from the extreme heat. Mrs. Emma Morone of Brooklyn, whose pocket book was stolen by an elephant at tbe Glen Island too. became very Indignant because the management decided to punish the big

beast

Mrs. Felix Kisser and Mrs. M. A. Kraus of New York, who are spending the summer at Ollvera. X. Y.. have .gained considerable fame at that place by climbing the highest peak In the Catskills in record breaking time. Mr*. BUser and Mrs. Kraus are sisters. John, the twelve-year-old son of James McCaffrey of the firm of Tigge A McCaffrey of Mount Vernon, -is - missing from his home. So are^a day's receipts of the firm. Mr. McCaffrey says the lad is a reader of dime novels and. he believes, has gone west to shoot Indiana. Moadar, Jalr 10. T. C. Cunningham of New Totk. a member of the Panama canal sone police department has died at Panama from yellow fever. This is the first case of the disease known to have occurred In tbe xone since tbe arrival of Governor Davis. Tbe Buffalo Flier, northbound, with three carloads of 8hfiner* en route from Atlantic City. N. J- has been d near Williamsport Pa-, on the Buffalo and Allegheny division of tbe Pennsylrsnis railroad. Two trainmen were killed and four Injured. Tbe filer and a fast freight collided In a fog while both were running at full

Tbe disturbance ef a hornets’ nest led to the death of William Forbes of Stewartston. N. in an unusual way. Mr. Forbes was mowing with a scythe when be struck a hornets' nest In defending himself from tbe insects be dropped bis scythe and was about to step out of the way when be tripped and fell Tbe Made of tbe scythe passed entirely through bis body, and be

died almost instantly. SstarUar, Jslr IS.

Tbo grain elevator in the Baltimore and Ohio yards at Chicago has been

Tbe court baa ordered the bead of tbe Philadelphia police to let Fits* and. O’Brien fight in that city. The English privy council baa grantfor the burial of Kruger.

' tbe Transvaal.

F. Plant's yacht Ingomar In collision with tbe Navaboe off Dovar. England, la a race' B<

sen years old, was fatally baraed Rochester. N. Y. She was acting a nurse In a sickroom and had ' ' tbs stick in order to fumigate tbe . rtment. In some manner her dress cam* in contact igith the - smoldering stick. The formal transfer of the volcano Popocatepetl to New York capitalists will be completed soon. It is believed that sulphur can be landed at New York for $48 (gold) per ton. which would make Popocatepetl sulphur an effective competitor of tbe Italian article.

Paris has celebrated tbe annivereary of tbe faU of the Bastile. Bis persons were Injured by tbe fall of a huge stone from tbe top of tbe old Times building, New York. War Secretary Arnold Forster baa proposed to reduce tbe British army toy fourteen infantry battalions. Mrs. Henry Smith has been killed by lightning at Corinth. N. Y. Her ten-year-old son. who stood near her, was uninjured. J. S. Gillespie, who was hurt In a naphtha explosion In Oyster Bay. X. Y- ha* been removed to his Ktauiford (Conn.) home. Joseph Chamberlain has been elected president of tbe Liberal Unionist council, with two of Balfour's cabinet officers as Nice presidents. Tbe finest aquarium In tbe world Is to be established In Golden Gate park. Ban Francisco, by Henry Tevis as a memorial to bis father, tbe lute Lloyd Tevis. Thirty thousand people viewed tbe remains of the lute Mayor Jonas, lying In state at Toledo, O. The body, was taken to Memorial hall and was viewed* for ten hour* by a constant throng of people moving two abreast Paul Kruger, former president of tbe Transvaal republic, Is dead at Clarena, Switzerland, from pneumonia and supervening heart disease. -He had been out bnly once sTncehis arrival at Claren* at tbe beginning of Inst month. His remains will be buried at Pretoria. Transvaal Congresaman Bourke Cochran. August Belmont. William £. itody. Senator McOarren of the Democratic state committee of New York and six carloads of enthusiastic friends and admirers of Judge Alton B. Parker went tx> Rosemonnt to celebrate the judgv t nomination by tbe Democratic party for the presidency of the United States. Tharsdar. Jnl» 14. The British farce under General Macdpn:'M has begun an advance On lAtssa. Tll»et. Twenty civilians are tworied killed by Servlrn troops at the king’s birthday celebration at Kragnyeyats. The miner: I output of the United States for UK 18 Is estimated by ttoV geological survey ::t nearly Sl.ism.OCO,-

000.

H. H. F. Sewell of Nfw Orleans has entered into a ronThnct to raire tljc wretk of the bultk-bij. Maine iu Havana harbor. A cloudburst over the hills northeast of Manila caused a Hood which has destroyed Ran Joan del Monte, a iburb. Two hundred lives were lost Floating In tbe Harlem river at New York the body of Henry Baxter King* ley Ihna been picked Up. and tbe mystery W tjie disappearance eight months ago of the wealthy dab member U thus cleared up. Eighteen persons have been killed and about sixty-eight Injured In a collision on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad at Glenwood. III., twentythree miles south of Chicago. The collision occurred between a picnic train from Chicago and a freight train, into tbe rear end of which the excursion train dashed at high speed.

Mallory liner Ban Jacinto was practically destroyed by fire while under going repairs at Cheater. Pa. Hamilton centennial has been celarated at his grave In Trinity churchyard. New York, and at his former boms so Washington heights. dent Castro of Yenesuola has demanded $10,000,000 at tbe New York and Bermudas Asphalt company, charging that tt elded the recent revolution.

He threatens to soe U.

Brigadier General A. W. Greely. chief Ignal officer, has left for Beattie end Sitka, Alaska, where he will attend tbe formal opening of tbe government cable between those two cities. Highball, the American Derby winner and one of the best of the threeysaroMa, broke Ms leg et tbe ankle during the running of the Beegate atakss at Brighton Beach, New York,

and had to be eboL

Tbe body of Freeman Ruaho.« sand istand oaraman, who was ad In Ms boat daring a storm aariy Ip May. baa bean found floating in tbe St. Lawrence river near Clayton. N. Yby Mr. and Mm B. W. ^Duncan '

keeps* and ■astern railway ran on a skUag at Ban Print. N. Y, and colttdad wttb a freight train. Both en-

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CYCLONK AT CHAFFAOUA. Rs*r Tavk Male Visited br Deetrae. Ore Mssw. CHAPPAQUA. X. Y.. July 10.-Tbc village of Cbappaqua, In the northern part of Westchester county, has been . visited by a cyclone which killed on* woman, Injured four other persons and wrecked five house* end three barns. , During the fifteqp minutes the tornado raged the inhabitants of the town, numbering about a thousand, thought that tbe place would be wiped out of existence; sod many of them sought refuge In tbe cellars of their home*. Besides tbe casual tie* reported many orchards and greenhouses were completely wrecked. The damage done by tbe storm cannot be estimated at time. Hourly reports from tbe outlying districts tell of further devastation. Tbe dead woman was Mrs. Mary Hlbbs, eighty years old, of Philadelphia. Those Injured are Mrs. Anna Washburn, daughter of Mrs. Hlbbs; Mrs. Hester Cox. Miss Mattie Morrow and Cyrus Dodge. Mr*. Hlbbs was visiting her widowed daughter, who Is a schoolteacher, living on Quaker street. Cbappaqua. The two women were In the bouse when the tornado struck it Mrs. Washburn nymnged to get out before the building turned over, but her mother was caught In tbe debris and was dead when taken out by a renculng party. Tbe first indication of tbe cyclone was a big black cloud which was first noticed by tbe residents shortly after 8 o’clock. It bung over tbe place like a parachute and finally burst. Immediately after tbe cloudburst the town was In complete darkness and a terrific wind began to rage, while tbe rain and ball fell In torrent*. Resident* of tbe place became terrified and rushed to their cellars and other places of refuge. Many of tbe women fainted. A conservative estimate places the loss on property and crops at $100,000. This.’ it Is believed, will be doubled when full reports of tbe disaster are In. A singular fact In connection with tbe cyclone 1* that tbe kws to property is confined within a space a mile square, while In many of the cities and towns In Westchester county it did not even rain. Cbappaqua is located about forty, miles from New York city and Is a prosperous fanning community. It l* also tbe summer home of nuffiy wealthy New Yorkers.

SEALS MAY BE LYNCHED. Threats Hsv* Bees Opeslr Mm*r hr Frieses ef Victim. DANVILLE, Va_ July 19.-II is generally feared that the Rout hern railway employees are preparing to make a demonstration against Roy Beals, the colored prisoner In tbe city Jail charged with tbe killing of James L. Anne* last Friday. R. B. Talbot, night watchman, who was with Anne* when tbe fatal shot was fired, has positively Identified tbe prisoner as the mpn who did (he shooting. He says there is do dojibt about Beals’ guilt. . Tbe Danville light infantry, tbe only military organization in tbe city, has left for 8L Louts. It Is generally believed that the fellow workmen and friends of tbe murdered man were only waiting for tbe soldiers to be out of town to make a demonstration against the prisoner. Threats were openly made on tbe day following the shooting that a lynching would take place if tbe guUty party could be captured. There la a feeling of uDestine** apparent in tbe city.

Tws Killed hr Uvhtalaa.

8T. MABY8, W. Ya, July IB.—Byron and Boa* Clutter, aged respectively twenty-two and fourteen year*, were struck by lightning and Instantly killed during a severe stonn beye. They were at work In the hayfield on the farm owned by their father. John Clutter. When found tbe dead bodies ware lying three feet apart, aad the young men

held In their hands tbe scythes

action of tbe grand Jary ea the charge of murder In the first degree. The ar-

WAJSHINGTON. July IB. — General Daria, governor general of tbe Panama

1 vised the Panama that be wants UKk-

000 yards of wire gaum to prevent

the aena. Qaathis, will be par-

TAKOim. July residence ,of an »

FINANCIAL AND COMMENCIAL.

Asset Copper .. US N. Y. Crelrsl.. attoissa ns Mart a w«st.. B. AO »S ysam. JL R •rsoklrn IL T. U Kasdln* C. .C..C A 0t- L. N Rock Island Cbse. A Ohio Bt Paul Ckl A Northw . in, B"uttMTn Pse.. D. AH l*DH Soothers Ry.. Erie M South. Ry ft... IIL Central IK Texas PnetOe'. . Lackawanna—M Union PscMe... Louis A Nash . tIS% U. B Bteel Manhattan 111* V. 0. 0teri pf... Metropolitan....tl«b Went. Union.... Missouri Pac . .. ns

TTX)UR—FTrm, but quiet; Minnesota p»«enta. M-K64 S: wtnlcr straights. M.eaCr' winter extras tZ-KflaK; winter pat*:.:*.

iT—Opened strung and higher n

war rumor*, lower consols, higher cat,;«-s and unfavorable Russian crop - -port: 4*creaee on poaeagi- wts murkel very Strong ell morning; 0 -plember, V2C

ft 11-lie.; December. rioM-,.

TALLOW—Quiet;- etty, «be.; country. tiAT^Qulet: shipping. 10a; good tc

^POTATOES—Weak;

; Long Island. In bulk, per U0 pounds. O.S01 id; Jenprime. per bsrrcl, tl &alM; Kor.< prime, per barrel. Jersey sw», t*.

per basket. ll.2Mri.75.

STRAW—Steady; long rr*. Hei-U. BEAXB—Quiet; marrow. S2£S3i2-M: medium. (LKtri; pea. fl-SO; red kidney. tXM4t HOPS—Quiet: state, common to choice. 1*03. 25eac-: l»t Mttlc.; olds. 7«*c.; Pacific coast. ISO. £3«i;c.; 1*02. IMrilc.; olds.

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BUTTER—Firm; creamery, common to extra. IMilT'ic ; state, dairy, common to extra. 12617c.; western factory, common to choice, lie like.; western Imitation creamery, common to choice. Itolfic. CHEESE—Irregular: rt*e. full cream, ■mall, white, fancy, 7\c.; fair to goM. 714 e?Vfcc-; poor. Cttfrtfccj email, colored, fanil&b.c ; large, colored, fancy. 7\c : fair to good. TkfTttc.; poor. «W7c.; aklmajSfull E<rOR to-rm: state. Pennsylvania and nearby, fancy, selected, white. 24c : first*. l»H620c.: western, extra, selected. 20t»c • average, prime. l*61*V*c.; eouthema. IfO

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DRESSED POULTRY - Firm: fowl* higher: fowla. choice, fresh killed. 1*Y UVic.; do., fair ti *

roosters. 8c.; near!

i. h«tr3c.;

r to good. 12ffl2Hc.; old <arby broilers, choice. 24® good. 18622c.: western do..

o good. lMJ17c.

Live Stock Markets.

CATTLE—Supply fair: market steady: choice. K-lOgCS; prime. R TOtiS: fair. *4 «C

KlD: veal calves. rST S

BOOS—Receipts. « double decks: market steady: prime heavy. *«: mediums, heavy Yorkers and light Yorkers. “ *"~ *£. • — .. ST. --e. . - m.at mr

M : Pigs. KlOeS lD; rourh*. Mfffi S

SHEEP AND LAMBS—Supplv fair; —; prims wethers. *4 9005; com-

LEO02; spring lambs. *4®« TV

Mrs. Marbrirk to Be Freed ot Last. . LONDON. July lU.-Au official of tbe home office said that Mrs. Florence Maybrick, the American woman who has been Imprisoned in England for the murder of her husband, will be released on Thursday, tbe fifteenth anniversary of tbe comm.ncement of her trial. When she la released Mr*. Maybrick will immediately join her mother, tbe Barone** de Roque*, and will sail with her for America. Tbe government hope* to conceal the fact of the reieaee until they arrive in New York. After her arrival In America Mrs. Maybrick will proceed direct to Louisiana to appear In tbe land suit which Judge Yar row of Washington la conducting for

NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clubs W. L. New York M St Chicago « tf Cincinnati « n Plttaburg « e 8L Louis. M M Brooklyn - as n AMERICAN LEAGUE. » —■be. w. L. Srw:;::::::;;::—S 2 S»£lfriphii'.\'.v.'.v.'.v.'.'.'.'.'. * S Oevalaad *7 S flL Leris. to to Ktrott. to to Waridagtoo - 14 IT

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BAKU. Bussta. July ML-Refugee* from Teheran tell terrible stories of tbe ravage* of cholera. They say that on e days the mortality reached 900. Tbe BuropeaiM are abandoning their >erty end are fleeing to a camp In tbe mountains Them Is a pitiful condition of affaire at the quarantine eta-

in this lesson: -No iniquity with Hla n —DeuL »:«; Rom. f:14; “No roof peraous.”—Acts 10:54; Rom. t: U; Bph. 8:8; 1 Peter 1:17, and “No tak-

WoM Known Aatvanamer Bond. CBOWEOROrGH. England. July 18. ibarta. the well knows l in the gardso of hie