CAPE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY, |ULY al 1904.

im 111 fi i mmm Bright and Breezy Paragraphs Gathered Throughout Cape May County by the Herald's Reporters.

DIAS CHEEK. DIAS CHEEK, July a).—!U*. Mr. C*inr of Court Houae pnwched tn the lUptiat church Sunday morning and Kev Howard Hand of Hurldgh prw^u<si in the M. K. church Sunday afternoon to well-tilled houae* Joseph Skill of Philadelphia U spending a few days very pleasantly with 8. E. Page and wife this week. Mrs. Fred Kiem entertained several friend* from Philadelphia over Sunday. The long drouth was broken on Saturday afternoon last when we had a good rain which was followed by a good shine on Monday morning. Vegetation is taking on new hfe. A number of people sustained losses in the breaking of window-pane* by the large hail stones on Saturday. Alex Schclienger sold a tine beef to William Harris of Kio Grande last week the Cornwell Bros.doing the butchering. Wm. Sayre, son of Dr. Jeremiah Sayre, of Red Bank, is visiting hi* grandparents in the village this week. , A number of our villagers who have cottages at Seaville Causp Grounds are moving into them this week for the series of meetings. Judge Isenbrown and a number of friends from Pi iladdphta are spending a few days at Pierce's Point. Mrs. Wm. Bateman and litUe daughter Fannie of Wildwood spent Sunday with their parents in this village.

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. July 20. Mrs. Alice Ludlum is entertaining company this week. Capt. Charles Vanaman and family of Dias Creek were visitor* here on -Monday. Miss Gertie Whlildm of Cape May wa* a Sunday visitor here. Mrs. Mahlon Hackney and daughter Etta returned home on Sunday from a visit in Atlantic City. Miss Kae Grace, who is employed at Cape May city spent Sunday with her mother here. Palmer Way and Warren Darcas visited Cape May city on Sunday. E. Z. Mills spent the tint of the week with his wife in Ocean City. Modat Koorbacb and wife of California are with Mn. Kuorbach's parents, Jas. Springer and wife. Mn. George Springer of Millville is visiting her mother, Mn. Iloorbach. on Main st., Edgar Douglass anu family of Burleigh spent Sunday with bis parents, Alex. Douglass and wife.

RIO aktAND£. KIO GRANDE, July 20 —Mr William Davia, who had a slight paralytic stroke was recently taken to the almshouse at Cape May Coart House Miss Eva Edwards has been entertaining company from Washington, D. C. Mrs. Lixsie Shaw has returned home, after spending two weeks very pleasantly with relatives and friends Trenton. A number of our pecple visited Wildwood last Saturday evening. A good time was reported by all. Mr*. Edward Steer and children of Weat Cape May were last week - visitors srith Mrs. Steer's mother, Mrs. Ralph Denn. Mrs. Mary Frayne spent Thursday and Friday with friends at Coart House. Mrs. Emma Tbompaon, accompanied by her daughter, Effie, are sojourning at Cape May for a few days. A little visitor came to the home of Mr. and Mn. Ephrimm McCarthy on Monday. It being No. 1 and a little -girl, Eph is becoming very impatient over the fact that the infant will not do so much as even call him “papa" yet.

Gilbert’s bouse last week. Mr sod Mrs Adams and daughters of Philadelphia spent Suuday with frien ls at Highland Will McPherson and wife enter tamed Mrs. Linda McPherson and daughters of Cold Spring and J. D. Hoffman and family of this place on Thursday last. Howard Hale of Philadelphia visited J. Barnette and wife last week. Prof. Charles Sweeney of Darby viaited Wm. McKean and family part of last week. Allen Sayre ol Cape May visited his aunt Mrs. Annie McKean several days last week.

A Few of the Luteal C< If a man on the front of an tee curt weighs 138 pounds what doea the man on the book weigh! Tbefcre. What 1* the difference between a mouse and a young lady! One barms the cheese and the other charm* the “hen." Why Is a young man engaged to a young girl like a person sailing for France? Because he's going to Havre (hare her). If a monkey srished to announce that be sras tick bow could be do U and at the same time mention the medicine be wanted! “Ape 01" (a pUI). What U It which the men that make It don't need, the man that buys It doesn't use for himself and the person that oars It doesn't know It! A coOn. Why la a sheet of paper like * May dog! A sheet of paper Is an Ink lined plain (Inclined planet, and an Inclined plane Is a sloi>e up (slow pup), and n alow pup In a laxy dog. The Mystic Wonder—Niagara. Niagara Fails from the days when It waa Aral known baa always Impressed as wonderful every Poet, Writer or ArtljF'wbo ha* viewed its majestic beauty. Charles Dickens, in writing of It, says: “The first effect, the enduring one. of the trrmeodou* spectacle of Niagara waa peace, nothing of gloom or terror. Niagara was at once stamped on my heart, an image of branty, to remain there until its pnlaea cease to beat forever." TWHeading System'* series of popular Ten-Day Tours to Niagara Falla via the Kcadiug-lAebigb Ya.lv) Houle has in former years enabled many to visit this maa-ter-pieoe of Nature's scenic art. and those heretofore not *o fortunate as to participate aa well as it>o»e who desire to revieit U, will find this year’s series very convenient. Special train* leave Reading Terminal. Philadelphia, *.ao a. m.. and Allentown 10.30 a. m. on July 14tb, August 4th and •JDiti. Septemlirr 3d and ISth and October ah and giving excursionists a daylight view of the scenic beauties of the Iwhlgh »ud Wyoming \'alley*, arrive at Niagara Falla in early evening. Round-trip Tickets only Ten Dollars from Philadelphia and proportionate ratea from other points, good going on special train or iu connections and good to return within ten days on any train. For information aa to ratea from other points, stop-offs, low-rote aide trips, connecting trains, etc., consult Philadelphia A Reading ticket agents or write Edaon J. Weeks. General passenger Agent, Philadelphia, G. H. Kauffman, District Paaaenger Agent, Reading, er D. U Manger, Dbaric* Passenger Agent, Williamsport.

“I always contend, air," said the girl's father meaningly, “that young men should be In bed before 10JO egrb night” “Yea.” replied the young man who waa calling on the girt; “I hope you act that good example youraeif, Mr."

FISHING CREEK. FISHING CREEK, July 90.—Mrs. -Amanda Hsta and ton Eugene of Philadelphia spent Sunday with Mrs. En <3. Barnett. Mr. Laura of Philadelphia spent Sunday with friends in this place. Wm. Camming of West Cape May visited friends here on Sunday. Lemuel ScbeUenger and wife spent several daya with friends on Holly

j Nickerson visited hi* grand Mrs. Bell Learning on Sunday. Mame Bryan of Philadelphia D og the summer w tb Frank K. ad wife. le Yearricks of —^ . v isst with his father, jacen and wife moved

PIBHIMO AT ITS HRIGHT. IOO to 150 Sa* Maas Thought to bo a Pretty Good IMF's Oatob. The fishing waa asvar bettor than now and both off In tha ocean aiaf In tbs nearby sound* great catches hare been taken by the follower, of Isaak Walton. Blur fish and Caps May goodies have been running }n Urgs numbers, while hake hare bean coming in and sbsepsbsad will ■uon b* biting. The fishermen who go off

rigged yachts, catch sea baa* In huge numbers. Two and three baited books are put on a line at onoe and there are probably three or fonr lines which one fisherman tend*. In this way be la kept constantly hauling In Um£ member* of the finny tribe and ha la able to return boms, usually with a catch from 100 to 190 as his ■uocess for the day.

Tb* following ar* the contents of the Augnat “Snoosna'': "Diplomatic Myaterles"(III.—Tbe Great Austrian Conspiracy) Vance Thompson. “Poemsof Inspiration" (1) "The Other Fellow's Job." Strickland W. Glllllan: (*) "Tlmee Who Do Their Beat," Hey Farrell Greene. "Bara-No-Haoa” (a Story). L. Da Pont Syle. “People Ws Bead Aboat"(Containing half-tour reproduction* of photograph* and abort sketches of Major-General Henry C. Corbin, U. 8. A.. Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, W/8 Gilbert. Joseph G. Cannon. Ion Perdlcaris, Fdwiu D. Mead. Karl Gray. Quean Wllhelmlna. William K. Vanderbilt, Jr. Alphonse Bert I Hon, Augustus Thomas and Ramon Corral) “The Emergency" (n Story) Elliott Flower. "How Circus Performer* Learn Their Thrilling Feats,'' Harvey J. O'Higgins; "Colorado's Civil Contest," Chaunoey Thomas; "Photographic StudUw of Domestic Animals"; "Get Your Decision Be Final.” Orison Swett Marden; "The Minister's Hold-ups" (n Story) H. 8. Cooper, "Guthrie of The Times' ", Joseph A. Altebelrr; "WhM tfl Head Concerning Russia and Jnpaif* r 5fairUn M. Foss; "The bo OK 'of the Common People" Alfred J. Waterhouse; “A Narrative of Opportunity"; "Our Uttie Brother in Japan” bhnnso Murakami; “Speaker Cannon’s Deal in Overcoata,” C. Arthur Williams; "The Editor’s Chat"; "The March of Empire" Garrett P. Serrie*.

A La Carre Dining Car Hcrvior on the Pennsylvania Railroad. To still farther accommodate Its patrons, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has established the a la carte system of dlolag car service for breakfast and innebeou ou •vent] of it* most popular trains. A la carte breakfast is served ou the Feeend Express leaving Philadelphia at 6*4 A. M. daily lor Washington, sod on the Clevlaod and Cincinnati Express leaving New York at KS5 P. M. daily for Pittsburg A la carte luncheon is served en trains leaving Philadelphia for New York at 1UWA.M. week-day., 13JB P. M. Son , day* esly, and 1.00 P. M. weekdays: on train laaring New York for Philadelphia at 12.56 P. M, weekdays; on trains leaving Pittsburg Ipr Philadelphia at 12.01 P. M. dally for Pittsburg and the Went. la carte breakfast and luncheon^ are served on the Manhattan Llmiaed leaving Pittsburg at 3A9 A. M. dally for New York. All dinners on Pennsylvania Railroad dining can, and all other meal*, except those mentioned above, are table d'hote.

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A dispatch from Atlantic City say* that Congressman John J. Gardner announces that the fight (or a deeper inlet there will renewed when Congress meets again. It has been mooted for twenty-eight years find several surveys have been made, bnt tb* important part, tb* seen ring of aa api never succeeded. "Thera have been more effort >nd more plana devised to secure a deep harborage at Atlantic City than (or any other like project alooK the Atlantic coast," said the Cod itually we shall succeed." It is to be hoped that be will not (orisrt that the Cape May harbor Is of importance to shipping than, that at

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A news Item ’from Washington aay* that slaee July 1 the clerk of the House Committee on Labor, of whleh Mr. Card net is chairman, John G. Shrove, editor of the Atlantic Review, has been receiving an lacrosse effeninry node*-the action of the hone* at the last eeesiom Whereas the deck of that aommittee foe years has been I aid only fnisf1~r srorfc. he now receive* - ' ry-e very comfortable ■Jack" the editor* aa well as for Jack, the clerk-yrotary.

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