CAPE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY, SEPT ■ MBER u, 1904.

BISHAWJSSONDEAD Prtoo* Herbert Pwe» Away at Friedriohsruhe. MEMBER OF GERIAS REICHSTAG.

■1*4 BaM U*»7 Darla* Ik* UlaUma •f III* r-atkrr. tkr Gr*at CkaBrallor. FBIEDRICU8KUHE. Si-pt 10.IMcc** Ukrbort HUxnarvk U duud. Since be ciMM-d to be forelico uilnU ter on tbe"retirement of bln father In 1880 Prince Herbert BUnutrck bad fatten part In public affaire 001; aa a iueoit>«r of tbe relcbatag. Hi* attitude bad been that of a man not appreclat ed by bU aoverclgn and who wua wait Inf In tbe baekcround for an opportunity to reauine hla career. Hi* delivery as a pariiaroentary speaker Improved year by year, always declined to Join any political Kroup. steadfastly calling himself an independent. His bancbty and imperious manners of early life, when be wua ever conscious of tbe fact that Le was the sou of the most jwwerful statesman in Europe, softened in later Ufa Prince Bismarck's father trained him for his successor as chancellor of tbe Herman empire and advanced him rapidly in tbe diplomatic service until at tbe age of forty be was minister of foreign affaire. In which position be took part In nearly every Important International transaction. An Incident that nearly wrecked Prince Herbert's career and that caused the old chancellor great annoyance was Prince (then count) Herbert's elopement with Prluceas Cnrolath Heuthen. the wife of Prince Karl, the head of that distinguished Silesian house. The princess was o'f the HaUfetdt family, and young Bismarck at tbe time was hi* father’s private secretary. Count Herbert lived with the princess In southern Italy for a few seeks and then, at the command of his father, returned to Germany. The princess afterward was divorced and has since died. Tbe title of Prince Bismarck and tbe large fortune of the deceased will go to bis seven-year-old son Otto. Tbe late Emperor Frederick gu Chancellor Bismarck extensive forests at Friedrichsruhe. which have increased in value, and the chancellor gave to Prince Herbert 92.400,000 in securities and cash. Tbe estate Is now estimated to be worth 94.000,000. exclusive of all

Prince Herbert Bismarck, who was born in 1840, was the eldest son of tbe late Prince Otto Bismarck, the great chancellor of the German empire. He studied law In the Berlin and Bonn universities,- served in tbe ITusqJan army as a lieutenant of reserve* during the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-71 and was severely wounded at tbe battle of Mare-la-Toui. In 1873 Herbert became an official of tbe department of foreign affairs and was assistant to hU father, then chancellor. He was attached' to the German legations at Bern and at Vienna from 1874 to 1877. Later on tbe deceased became conn cOor of the German embassy in London and subsequently occupied the same position at St Petersburg. In 1884 be was appointed minister extraordinary at Tbe Hague, and In' 188.' he became undersecretary of state In the department of foreign affaire. This post Herbert held until the dismissal of his father from the chancellorship, when be left the service of tbe empire. From 1884 to 1887 the deceased was a member of tbe German relchstag ami also from 1893 until the time of his death. He was married In 1892 to -Countess Margaret Hoyos of tbe HongarUn nebllity. and after the death of hla father he'KiLerited the title of prince. The oecensed had only one sister, who la tbe wife of Count von Itentxau. His brother William died in MOL Prince Herbert leaves fire- children, two girt* and three boy*.

BsttUakls Scssdros at Sew York. *.>'KW YOBK. Sept. lU.-The battleships Ktarsarge. tbe flagship of Bear Admiral Barker, commander In qjdef of the north Atlantic fleet, and tbe Maine, tbe Alabama and tbe Missouri of the battleship squadron, north Atlantic fleet, hare arrived in port from the MedltetTSbcan cruise by way of Meoemaha bight and are anchored off Tbmkliftvtllc. Staten Island.

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SHABOX. Pa., Sept. 19.- A hundred thousand tons of.Iron ore hare been ordered by the Ca megte Bted company for its South Sharon plant This la taken to indicate an a]I winter run •/ tbe mills here. The rail department of the South Sharon plant la now runhlng twelve Instead of ten boors a day, and the whole plant la e xpected to be ou

double turn soon.

BELGRADE. Sept 19.-Jobo B. Jackson. American minister,to Greece. Boumanla and Servta, has arrived hero from Athens to attend tbe coronation of Slag Peter.

KATZS TO IT- 100H WOKU'S 710. TiekeU to be Sold »1 very lew ratal via

For tl , 10 be held si 8t. Louie. Mo., from April SO lo December I. IBM. several form* of »xcurslotrtickets to St. Louis will be placed on salt by tbe Pennsylvania BaOroad on April *5. as follow*:— Scafton ticket*, good to return until December 15, IBM. to be aold dallr at rate of tae.B) from Cnpr Mar-Sixty-day.excursion tickets, flnsl limit not later than December 15, IBM, to be ■old dally at rate of •»!.» from Cape

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Ftftecn-day excursion ticket* to be sold at rate of •36.50 from Cape May. Tickets of the form* named above will be »old from other station* on the Pennsylvania Railroad at proportionate

Notice is

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every election district or voting precinct in

Cape May county, will meet 00

Tuesday, 8«pt«mb«r 13. 1004. at the place where the asst clcctioa la their district wilj.be held, at on o'clock Ml tbe aftriaooa. and remain In session until nine

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Ten-day special coachJaxcur*!on ticket* will be sold on May Ui.kod on other dale* to he anponnesd later, good going only on special coach trains, or In coaches on designated trains, and good returning In coaches on regular trains, at rats of 930.00 frptn New York. 918.50 frog) Philadelphia, and proportionate rate*, approximating one cent-per mile from other points. Excursion ticket* by variable route*, taaon ticket* and alxty-day excursion tickets will be sold via variable route*; that 1*. going by one direct route and retaining via another direct route. Variable route ticket* will be soM applying through Chicago In one direction at the same rate* aa apply for season and sixty day ex cordon tickets to St. lx>ul*. going and returning via tbe direct route** On all one-way and round-trip tickets, reading to points beyond St. LonK * stop ovt r of ten day* will be permitted st St. Loots on payment of n fee of fl.00 and de posit of ticket.

NOTICE OF BIOISTXATION.

v'oticc is hereby given t tistry sad Election in a rry election district or v

UatN of regi stem of the . . and street number*,-If any, of all tbe per—”in their respective election district* Jed to the rigntof su~ the next election, or who . appear before them for that shall be show

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legally voted In that election district at tbe last preceding election therein for member of the General Assembly, or who shall bt shown by the affidavit in writ' voter in that election district ti

that purpose, < aatiafaclioti o<

SCENIC OUTING TRIPS. Majestic Niagara Fall*. Nature’*

Niagara Fall* la one of nature’* masterpieces of scenery and few ever visited It with out an earnest desire to revisit It n and again. It seems Impossible to realise tbe wonder on* beauty and strength of the falls and rapid* st first and tbe more rou gaze st it. the more 1U majeetli grandeur Impresses you. Formerly many visitors were satisltat with viewing the falls only, to view tbe rapids requiring * greater outlay strength and time than many could stand, but in these days of electric roads the visitors miss considerable enjoyment f they omit ebe ride by the Great Gorge Route to Lewiston. Near tbe cantilever bridge tbe deep 1 len waters which from the Falls above thus far smooth and unbroken enter the narrow confine* of the Gorge and begin their descent to tbe Whirlpool, they have been moving slowly hi solemn smoothi aa tboogb restlug after their terrifle leap and here rise like maddened horses and with ine*ip4«hlr force are suddenly lashed Into fury iudescribable. Tbe special Ten Dollar Ten Day Niagara Kalis excursion* via Philadelphia & R ug—Lehigh Valley Route August 80, September 8 and 15. ud October flth give those dealrour of visiting tbe Falls a flw opportunity *1 the minimum coat. Excursion tickets good going on train leaving Beading Terminal, Philadelphia 8.80 a. m 1 connection and good to return with-' in ten days on say train only Ten Dollars. For particulars aa to atop offs and other privileges, rates from other points, etc. consult Ticket Agents, or add re** Bdaon J. Weeks, General Passenger Agent. PhD adelpbl*. Pa.

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And on the same day and between the same hoar* tbe said Boards of Registry and Election win hold a primary election of delegate* to conventions of politics! panic*, or for making nomination*, or for both, agreeable to the provision* of "A further snppletnenl to sn act entitled. 'AH act to regulate .elections,'■* which **jd supplement was approved April 14.1903. And m*:?? i» hereby further given, that the said Board* of Registry and Election will havertheir final meeting on Tuesday, November 1. 1904. at the place of their former meeting, at the boor of one o'clock in the afternoon, and remain in session until nine o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of revising and correcting the original registers, of addihg thereto the name* of all person* entitled lo the right of anffrage in that election district at the next election, who shall appear in person before them or who shall be shown by the written affidavit of some voter in such election district to be a legal voter therein, and of erasing therefrom the came of any person who, after a fair opportunity to be beard, shall be shown not to be entitled to vote therein. ' : ‘ * Done in accordance with an act of Legislature of the State of New Jersey, titled “A further supplement to sc to regulate ejection. ,r Approved April 4, 189S. and the amendment* thereto. W. J. TYLER. Clerk of Cotinty Board of Elections Cape May C. H., N. 91-4

COAL BIDS WANTED. The Committee on Public Buildings of Cape May county will receive bids lor furnishing tbe county, on railroad siding at Cape May Court House, two carload* of white ash Lehigh stove coal, and one carload of white ash Lehigh egg coal. Bids may be presented to either member of the committee at any time before rt.30 a. to. on Saturday, September 24, 1904, when they will be opened at tbe Court House in Cape May Court House. Chas. P. Vanaman, Dias Creek. Micajsh Smith. Cape May City. John p. Pox. Ocean City. Dated Sept 6, 1904. 9-15-21

STOCKHOLDERS* MEETING.

Building si

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on the report of the Auditor* on maturing of the stock of the JJth scries, sad to transact say other busi ness that may come before tbe meeting. B S. Ritukrfokd, . 0-15 a'Secretory.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received for tbe repairing of the township house of Lower Township. Cape May county. New Jersey, until October 3, 1904, at 7 30 P- *- Information as to the materials to be fur nisbed, and labor to be performed can he had of the subscriber. The township committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. ~ *14.19*. Chas. C- Reeves, Township Clerk, BtdredgeP. O. Cape May County, N.J.

BUENOS ABYSS, Sept 10,-Ad-Iceu received here from Uruguay state thafftaalllo Mono*, successor to General Apariclo Saralva aa tbe head of the revolutionary forces, has written to President Batllo of Uruguay exiting hla belief In tbe futility of further bloodshed, now that Saralva la dead, and Baking tbe president to propose conditions of peace. President Battlo replied that, while desiring a at ion of the straggle, the government was not prepared to made conditions, though It stood reedy to entertain reasonable proposals.

M’CLENNT. Fla., Sept 20.-The rtaooers now In Jacksonville Jail charged with being parties to tbe lawleaaneaa at Baxter will be brought here Monday under military guard for their preliminary trial. Tbe poetofflee at Baxter, owing to the arrest of the postmaster and assistant post- ‘ master, has bean dosed for the last two days. By direction of tbe poet office authorities, however, tbe bondsmen of Postmaster Altman win put some one In charge daring the postmaster's Inckrceratfkm.

Chief of Police William L. Camp of Bstwnmtedj, X. Y„ one of tb<

CMy Directory.

Council—Jos. Hand Jan.

8am n«l T. Bailey.—Jan.

Letnoel E Miller Jaa. Jaa. E. Taylor Jaa. LouisC. Bayre Jaa. F. Sidney TownscodJan.

Recorder—J no. W. Tbomp*JO.Jau. Assessor—Cfaaa T.Campbell...Jan. Collector—Sol Needles Jan. Treasurer—Isaac H. Smith .Jaa.

Commissioner* of Appeal, Theodore Moeller .Jan. Edward Creeae Jan. Thru. R. Wales Jan.

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BOARD OK EDUCATION.

Henry Rutherford, President....March, 1 & H. Moore, vice president. ~i Dr. Edward H. PbilUp*. Clerk.. “ 1 Howard V. Otter " 1 Barclay L- Schellencer " 1

Samuel R. Stiles...

William T. Steven* Dr. A. L. Leach Charles F. Quidort.. .

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BOARD OK HEALTH. Dr. A. L. Leaeh. President . -Reiii. J. 1MU Dr. V. M. D. Marcy, Secretary IB* Robert 8. Hand " 1BU Lafayette M. Hal: “ IBM Albert B. Little " IBM Gecrje L. Lowrtt “ IB*

Presides. BAurUry—Lewi* T. Stevens. Treasurer—Tfiomaa W, Millet.

County Directory.

Justice Supreme Court—Ftanci* 1. Swsyze, Rep. - *909 Circuit Judge—Allen B. EodicoU 1VU Law Judge—Usirlson H. VoorbeeSj Prosecutor of lie**-Harry S. Douglass. Bee -. ..ft* 8bertir-8«ui l K. Ewing. Dem IBM Coroner'v-tJeo. Bayre. Jr^ Rep IBM CoronerJohn D. Craig. Rep....:.IBB Coroner'*—Cbaa H. Clouting, Hep IBB Counts Clerk—Jutlua Way, k«j>. ....IBS Surrogate—K. CBntou Hewitt. Rep 1B17 County Collector—LewU B. Bill well. Rep. 1140 County Board of Elections—Jo*. K. Baud. Hep .. ... IB* County Board of Election*-Charles E Foster,Rep.. 1906 Gunty Board of Eleetlons-Wm. J. Tyler.

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County Board uf Election*-Michael BKeanu. Dem IB 6 Term* of Coon—Fourth Tuesday lu April,

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BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. Anthony B. Smith, Palermo May, 1906 W. a. Johnson. Ocean City.._JMt 1, 1907 John P- Fox, Ocean City .Jan. 1, 1907 C. P. Vanaman, Dias Creek. May 1. 1907 Jesse D. Ludlam, So.Dennis ..’May 1906 Wm. T. Bate. Fishing Creek... Til ay. lfi05 Wearier R. Wales, Cape May..Jam 1. IC07 Mlralat 8. Smith, Cape May ,J.^ 1.1B* Anthony B. hnilth, Director; Tbatatul

Townsend Clerk.

State Senator—Lewi* M. Creme. Ocean

Cape May City, Bap...

^doniram Chapter, No. 99, Bora! Arch Maaous—Convocations, third Monday of aaeh month at lodge room. Washington and Franklin streets. Cape Island Lodge, No. M, F. and A. M. —Communication*, second and fourth Turwlaya of each month at lodge room, Washington end Franklin streets. Cape May Camp, No. Modern Woodmen ,of America—Meets first Wednesday of each month at And! tori am. Cape May Conclave, No. 188, Improved Order of H eptaaoph* - Meets at Ogden' Hall.Slf Washington street, on eeonad and fourth Thursdays of each month. Cape May Council. No. M9l; Royal Arcaaum—Meet* first and thinTTucadays of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Lodge. No. iff, A. a D. W.— Meets first and third Thursday* of each month at 919 Washington street. Cold Spring Council. Jr. O. C.A. M. No. 1*—Meet* In hall at Cold Spring, every Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. Colombia Lodge, No. 88. Independent

at Auditorium. Eureka Lodge, No. T. Ladies' L O. M. Meet* second and fourth Thursday* of ish month at Anditorium. Friendship Council, No. 87, D. of A.—

at 9J0, In Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall. Gold Spring. John Meeroy Pont, No 40, G. A. R.ieecn on eteond and fourth Thursdays of mb month at 816 Washington street. Mayflower Lodge, No. 868, Independent ---- Mteeach Friday

Trim, No. 1ST, Improved Order

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For the benefit of those desiring to attend tfe ProhlMtloo State Convention, at Irentoa. N. J.. September 80, the PmwstIRailroad Company wDl sell round trip tickets to Treaton from all atatlooe on

t State of New Jersey, 1 80. good 'meaning c

flepnaberfll. Inclusive, at rate of single fare for tfc# round trip (minimum rain, 89

WTXflT JIMZT k8U9E0EI KAILKCAI) m tvrm ncriKumut IS, IBM. Train* will leave Cape May s» follow* fo. I'lULADELl'IilA : 6 dC A M —ACCOMMODATION Stop* ’“J at principal sUUon* Connect* . from Afglescn. Ocean City, flea Die City. .Arrives Phi!*dclpfai*u 23 a tn. 7 IO A.It-KXFBESli. Connect, from • Angle»ea Branch. Arrive* at Philadelphia k.43 a m. n DC A M -EXPltfiSS Coonecu from 3 Anglcvea, Oeran City, and be* Dir City. Arrive* at Philadelphia ft.™, e. m. 2 20 y ' M -KXI’VKSS. Connect* from Anglerea. Oceen City end Ses Die City. Arrives at Philadelphia 4 , 2 C P P ^—ACCOMMODATION Cos J uecufromAngleaea Branch, Ocean City, and Sea Isle City. Arrive* *1 Philadelphia 5 77 P M 4 a c M-—Esprea*. Connect* from '“3 Auglesea Branch. Arrives Philadcl phis 6^3 pm SEND AY TRAIN*. A OO P **-—ACCOMMODATION Stops “r - st prinapsl intermedisu *ution» Connect* from Angleaes Branch Ocean City and Sea Die City. At, rives Philadelphia. 6 yj P M. r , q F.M-—EXPRESS. Connect* from J’ Angle*** Branch, Arrive* I'hiD delphia 6.55 P M A 00 P. M.-EXCI R8ION TRAIN Con * nects from.Anglesea Branch At rive* at Philadelphia H.23 p m. Q 7C P. M. EXPRESS. Connect* from 'oj Anglesea, Ocean City and Sea Die City. Arrives at Philadelphia .10.3S p m. FROM PHILADELPHIA. Train* leave for Cape May—Express, 9 00 A. M. 130 (Saturday* only.) 2.30. and 4.1V*. p m week-day*. Accommodation. 7.00 7.4b A. M., 3.35 P M. Sunday, express. 900 * m. Accommodation, 7.30a. m. $i.oo Excureioa train. 7.30 a m daily. Trains leave PltlLaoXLratA. Broad Street Station for NEW YORK. - May *9,1904. . Expre**, weekday*. 4 3l>, 4 40. 5 am 3 ih, 5 5®. 7-«». 7 JJ. 8 *>. 903, 950. 1011, •tioo, A. M., •taoo noon. 1235, •too. 140, •2yo, 3 00, 3 50. t.52 (Petina. Limited) 3.54 (New York Limited), 4 00, *5 00, •5 56.6 00, 70ft •800,900, looo P.M.. 12 02.night,ScnD*Y*. 438. 4«o.5oo.5«8. 8*5.950 ti.oo A. M., •1235. •*»o 352, (Penns. Limited;. 354 (New York Limited). 400, •590, •5J6. 6 *6,7 no, *8 00,10 i* P. M., 12 02 night. From West Philadelphia only. 2 4s A M. and *12 33 P M dally. From North Philadelphia only. 13 28 P M daily (Manhattan Limited). WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. September 12. 1904. For Baltimore and Washington. *635, y.ao, 83a. 10 »o. 11 *3. A. M.. •1*31. *1 as. 344- 4 46, 5 Y5. 618. 1138, P 3!,and 1*09 night, weekday* Stsdavs, »6. 35. 7 ao, 905, tt 33. A M.. »t *5. *3 20. 4 46, 5 25, 11 38 P. M. 12.09 night. . For Baltimore accommodation, 9.05 A. M. ax^ and 4.0! P. M. weekday s, 5.07. P. M. From West Philadelphia only, 335 and

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IRBURY, J. R. WOOD. Gfip’l Manager. Pa**'r Traffic Manager

GEO W. BOYD.

ATLAVTIC CITY KAILZOAS. TIME TABLEinEfloct Sept. 6. 1904. WKXXUAV8. Lv. Cape May. Air. Phila. 7 GO a in (local) 9 45 a 111 ' 7 05 a m (exprero) 8 45 n m ' *8 06 a-tn (express) 9 45 am •3 00 pm (expreas) 510pm •4 50 p m (expreas) 6 25 p m - sex DAYS. *7 20 a m Qocall 9 55 a m * 30 pm [local] 6 10pm *4 15 p m [expreas] 6 10 p m 6 00 p m (11.00 Exc.] 8 10 p m 8 50pm [express] 10 40 p m

Lt. Phila. Arr. Cape Mav. 8 50 a m [express] 10 40 a m 8 50 a ra [local] 11 14 a m 1 40 p m [expreas] 3 35 p m 4 15 p m [express] 5 55 p m 5 40 p m (local] 7 55 p m aCXDAYB. 7 30 a m [II00 Exc.] 9 37 a m 8 45 a m [local] 10 50 a m 8 45 a m [express] lo S3 a m 6 00 p m [local] 7 60 p m •Connects st Winslow Junction for Atlantic Cky. A. T. Dick. Rnsox J. Weeks. Genl Sopt. Gen '1 Fam'r Agent.

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