CAPE MAY

VOL. IV. NO. 46.

CAPE MAY, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, t;>04.—EIGHT PAGES.

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REPUBLICANS SWEEP THE WHOLE COUNTY AND CITY -r*r Cape May County Gives Ticket Majorities from 1500 to 750--Hildt , eth, Way, Bright and Miller are Elected.

I* resident Governor Congress Am i I I

Kleetion Divisions

2 i t S

Anglesea

62

3«

61

32

62

3«

63

30

.59

35

32

60

43

Avalon

25

10

23

12

25

10

25

10

24

11

20

•5

24

Cape May City, I ‘

287

142

283

146

294

«j2

315

121

208

232

256

•75

259

Cape May City, 2

166

87

160

94

16.3

90

167

84

114

‘,49

r 4 2

no

•59

Dennis, i

103

127

93

135

96

127

98

• 38

••5

117

82

‘49

100

Dennis, 2

*33

*68

*43

Holly Beach

193

73

1E8

76

196

68

•94

7«

169

95

•4 1

121

‘94

Lower Township,

. 2 3°

111

221

122

227

112

229

112

•»5

*57

192

‘44

•55

Middle Township, t

292

139

275

'36

218

114

289

118

308

99

201

211

284

Middle Tpwnship, 2

1 5°

116

170

96

120

•38

Ocean City, i •

227

33

2*3

38

211

35

227

J*

201

5«

207

39

Ocean City, 2

165

41

,b 3

43

164

4i

164

40

•54

55

•58

49

Sea Isle City,

84

54

82

54

85

53

91

46

94

45

93

46

86

Upper Township

274

84

274

84

274

82

2 73

84

260

98

263

9«

Wildwood

122

54

114

62

93

79

98

78

105

7‘

8?

8S

111

■\\ est Cape May

130

4b

143

51

•45

50

•38

46

109

89

•34

61

•43

Woodbine

*86

*4=

*51

*50

*48

*36

South Cape May

23

6

23

"23

23

11

12

23

23

Total

54°

201

2

402

4122230 1514

Plurality

♦Pluralities only

In tbe elections held thronKhout the conn 1 r on Tuesday toe KepublicAns were generally successful. In the State of New Jersey. Edward C, Stokes wa» elected Koreruor by about 30000 majority. The Republicans elected of eix'the seven State Senators and a majority of the Honae of Assembly. Tbe next Legislature stands: Republicans, S3, Democrats S3; Republican majority on joint ballot 85. Roosevelt and Fairbanks were given a majority of 1520 in tbe county. In the county tbe majority for Stokes, Rep., for Governor was 1380. James M. E. Hlldrttb, Hep., was re-elected to the Assembly by a majority of 1480. Tbe fight for eonnty clerk resulted In the election of Dr. Julius Way over Sheriff Samuel E- Ewing by W0 plurality. William H. Bright, Rep., was . elected sheriff over Coleman F. Corson, Dem., by 786 plurality. As a result in this Congressional District John J. Gardner, Rep., was reelected to Congress by a majority of about 10,800. Camden elected Charles H. Ellis, R., mayor, and Millville reelected George W. Payne, Rep., as mayor. In Cape May City the following was tbe result of tbe election, those marked * being

elected:

Alderman—'Francis K. Duke, R, Charles F. Quidort, D, 819. ^ ‘ Council—T. M. Sharp. R, 473; 'James J. Doak, R, 436; 'Joseph R. Brooks, R. 415; William B. Gilbert, D, 256; William H. Mills, D. 159. c H. Smith. R, 547.

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AygT -* GUb * rt C. Hughe*, R, 864; ChtfftaT. Campbell, D. 817. Constable—'Henry C. Rohm, R, 435; John Wesley Corson, D, 248. Commissioners of Appeal— * Edward Crease, R, 442; Theodore Mueller, R, 686; Thomas R. Wales, R, 448; John T. Bennett, D, 284; Joseph P. Henry, D, 239. Overseer of Poor—*Jadtes Crandol, R, 416; Albert G. Benhett. D. iR8. Prosperity Assured Woodbine. Tbs Jewish settlement at Woodbine i proeperity coming its way oooe mors. Tbs chief factory of tbs town has been dosed for four months, owing to a controversy with tbs Woodbine Improvement Com-

THE GUNNING SEASON.

to maay of tbe villagers. H. O. Newcomb, prosideatrt the Mechanics' National Bank of MillrttM^nctsd for tbs company la a • at Kew York last Thursday and

*•» dam in palatial. BbewHlgtvs «sbih* 09 Friday and Saturday d sak. at tbs esttais d •> Senator ' *& Millar, oa Bn^m a Tbs sftbr exhibit an tram twsaatti six i

6Tne Prospect of Sport In Cape May | 'County. The open season tor game lb this State begins to-day, and tbe prospects for gocH sport are excellent. Rabbits are reported nnusnally plentiful, and tbe recent rains will make tbe bunting good. Qualls also are exceptionally numerous. In tbe middle of the county, from Seaville north, where the woods are most continuous, pheaaanta are reported plentiful. Tbe gray squirrel is seen In any group of woods, mud be appears to be in good condition and numerous. On tbe bay side about Green Creek and northward foxes are found more numerous than for several years. Tbe Stats bounty of 88 will stimulate bunting considerably, and the skins readily sell for IS for mounlinf. The closed season on deer will not expire until 1907, but tbe iucreasing the number by pladug imported animals at those points in this county where deer are found naturally, seems of doubtful success. Woodcock have afforded excellent sport, and during tbe few wet days have been found In as large numbers as ed. Though tbe open ber 1, they have not been actively hunted until this week. Black ducks are beginning to arrive and are expected here numerously as oold weather sdvancea. They are found chiefly in the open sounds, as tbe dry weather has dried up the inland

creeks.

ROOSEVELT FAIRBANKS Ctoseo By tbe People to Conduct Affairs of State.

A MPUBL1CAN LANDSLIDE

Curled All Doubtful States In the Country.

JRPPIRZ STATE IH THE LEAD

Mrs. Eliza Miller Dead.

Mrs. Elisa Miller, widow of the lete Lafayette Miller who was past ber 70th year died at three o’clock on Tuesday afternoon at the raskisnoe of her niece, Mrs. Howard Robinson, oa Lafayette street. Mrs. Miller had been confined to ber bed for a long time. 8be passed away peacefully. She a member erf the Presbyterian Church

and beloved by all who knew her.

Joe. Laventhol is having Us clothing riore enlarged ia onto to bold his large supply of goods. You will do well by giving him a call sod and be cosavlooed of his

to beat Are a receives Cage May.

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New York Gives a Plurality of 186,000 For Roosevelt and Fairbanks—Connecticut, Delaware, New Jsreey, Indiana and West Virginia Also Endorse the Preemerit's Administration. Parker Ran Behind Bryan's Vote of

Four Years Ago.

Now-York, Nov. 9.—If Maryland baa gone Republican, as nnofflclal returns indicate, tbe Republican vote In tbe electoral college wilb be the unprecedented one of 126 for Roooevelt and Fairbanks, to 161 for Parker and Davis. Not only is this far in exces Mr. McKinley's votes, 292 in 1900, bnt Judge Parker’s vote la four less than

Dr. Julies Way, who was Reflected County Clerk.

. Turner Sent to Jail. Stanford Turner, about eleven o’clock on Wednesday night of last week in the saloon of John Peters. 412 Washington »t. stabbed the bartender, Headley Barton, in the back. Tomer was arrested by officer Baldwin and given a hearing before Aldert Duke on Thursday afternoon, when ras sent to the oonnftsjatl, in default of 9900 ball. His case will m disposed of by the December grand jury.

Mr. Ephriam Hildreth, a wealthy I of Rio Grande, while walking from his porch to a abed at hie home on Sunday afalipped and broke two riba, and rise, but none proved

YOU IND YOUR FRIENDS. Social and Personal Chat About Our Reeidenteand Vial tor*. David G. Baird hhs sold to Mrs Louiaa 8. Rutherford his cottage on Windsor avenue, opposite that of W. J. Sewell. Mrs. James Learning and eon, M. D. loaming, have goae to Washington where they will remain sometime. Mias Louisa 8. Liodheimer died at tbe residence of her brother on Broadway oa Thursday last, after a lingering f

How Is your ehaaee to flB your stamp tofc-toa stamps free-cut the tonpan out of this papee.aarf take It to Sol 'Nsed^

pert of the week in Philadelphia. Mr. a ~ ‘ “ Gape May.*