CAFE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1904.

CAESAR YOUNG’S END

ItUtrtcl Attorney Hand Moore* Nan I**ttereon'a Ufto. nr.v> YORK, Not. 2a.-Wltb bor •rory emotion doplotad oo bor qtUvorluc (oataiw. tbA a«4S> Of olvtuiv Klrtnc plaro to tbo palter of. f*ar abb tUa look of acorn Deins aupplanteb by > dlsdalBfnl -curl of tba Up*, Naa V liaanl Aaaistaat IHatnct Attomay Rand • ecu** bar of muntertug Oaokar Young, tba man ahe bad lo»ed. and outline erary detail of two yaara of her life at the opanlbf of her caa* before Jndge Vernon M. Daria In the criminal court. Only once did Nan Pntti*n*ou’a feelInga orercome her. That wa* when Mr. Hand In ueacriblng Cneaar Youug’a , Ufa called bint a man with tba blgtiaat aonae of honor, generoua and open bandod. Then tbe young actrena dropl>ed the hoary veil which ahe had lifted from her face after entering the courtroom. and a little conrulaire shudder that awejit through her form showed to all tba etnolloua which ware b*-netting

l*er.

••With all hla falrneaa and kludueaK of heart." Mr. Rand continued, “Caesar Yoiuu fell,where many a good man liaa fallen.'' ^ It wan then that a red fliwh mantled Nan Patterson's brow, and her eyes dropped for a moment. Mr. Rand. In the opinion of all present In the courtroom, delirered a masterly address which left not the*mlnutest detail undone. He stated emjihatically that be would-prore Caesar Young had uo motive for committing suicide, while he averred he would produce facta to prove that Nan Patterson desired the life of tbe man who had befriended her. He acknowledged that be had nothing bnt circumstantial etideuce to work upon. Mr. Rand's most impressive remark was when he said: "We have undispotable proof that Cne.tnr Young did not IdU himself. When the autopsy on hla body was performed tbe physicians were surprised to And that tbe bullet had gone transversely across his body from left to right and had lodged In his shoulder. Caeaar Young aat on the right aide of the cab when tbe shot waa bred, and bis body fell to tbe left and across tbe woman's knees." ^ J. Morgan Smith, tbe brotber-in-la< Of Nan Patterson, was directly accused by Mr. Rand of baring bought tba revolver which fired tbe shot that kilted Caeaar Young. Mr. Rand'a description of tbe life which Caesar Young and Nan Patterson ted together sounded like a romance from some tale of Action. "This la a tele of death ahd passion." was his apt description of all that had transpired. He told how Caesar Young ,had met tbe defendant on a train while on tbe way to teollfornia; how the woman had followed him from race trade to race track, "exhibiting the same trnlt ■.•' said Mr. Ua..d. ‘Va iiiry'j little iamb.’' He told of Caeaar Young’s efforts to get rid of the woman and of her per sleteney in following him wherever he went. Finally Mr. Rand said. “Caesar Ycmug determined to leave tbe wjiuan at all costa and prepared for a trip to Europe with his wife where be would be free, from Nan Patterson's attention*. "Thirteen boars before the shooting occurred." then said Mr. Rand, “tba murder was planned. It waa dans with deliberation and with premeditation and therefore constituted an act of murder'In tbe first degree. "Young never carried a revolver in bis life. When be left tbe boose of bis friend in West One Hundred and Fortieth street be told his wife be was going to get shaved and would also boy a bat. He urged upon her to be on Unit at tbe ate>|na(i|pDier. One hour and twenty mlnutef'lKer be had left bis wife and bad said these things to her be was dead. "He was a rich man. a very rich ■an,” he con tinned. "He bad erarytUhig to lira for. He loved his wife sad wanted to rid himself of this woman. He had planned a trip to Europe, and be even bad gone so far as to start fer tba trip when ‘be died. Ha could aet, wKbla Dm possibility of any rea-

IMPVHMHPVWRMHI powc HOT

I and crying. -Oh. Oaaaag. why AM yon do ttf* -1 asked

agent at I'rfb bO«e boen

Lower Township Mjounted Sale of Uid for Tens.

Hoffman. Collector _ __ —. cr. in the County «| Cape May and State of

pevaoa or person* and pay tsc taxes for the year 190s, 1

, for which 1

, agstaatthe

year 190*. wirh the interest thereon accruing, sad all costs, fees, charges and expenses in relation to the levy, ‘

and collection of said taxes.

The said sale which was advertised to take place at the Town-hip House tn Cold

Spring, in said Township, first day of November. A. I .

o'clock in the afternoon of said day. sad which vas adjoarued to take plate on Tuesday. tbe tenth day of November. A. D-, 1904.

take place at tbe TUtedgy, tin Twttty-Vtotb Day of Serambar. A. S. 1901, at one o'clock in tbe afternoon of said day. The said lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate to be sold and tbe ** the persons against whom tbe » have been laid on account of the i the amount of UZea so Uid on account of each parcel, are as follows, vii.: LOWER TOWNSHIP: Heirs of John Batteast, the sum of three _Hlars and s< - »*- -• *- acres of farm joining lands of Prank Hand. Heirs of Andres- Edmunds, tbe sum of two dollars and seventy-eight cents (to 7$< upon one acre of land in load district No. 4. adjoining land of Jno. Dunham Heirs of Jane Schellenger. the sum of lour dolUrs and sixty-two cents (to 63) upon oae acre of land in road district No. 4 and adjoining land of L K Hnghes W. P. Shields, the sum of thirty-seven dollars ($37410) upon one hundred acres of land in road district No. 3, adjoining land of Cox Hall. W. S. P Shields, the sum of fourteen dollars and cigbiy cents ($14.*o) upon twenty acres of land in road district No. a. adjoining.Und of Charles Dawson. CAPK MAY POINT. Jane M. B. Blister, the sum of two dolUrs and seventy-eight cents >to-7fi) upon Lot No. 44 in Block A. Jane M. B. Blister, the sum of one dollar and thirty nine cent* <$1 39) upon Lot No. lay in Block E. Andrew Bellows, tbe sum of two dollars and seventy-eight cents, (to-78) upon Lots No. 88 and oo in Block K. Susan Boyer, the sum of twelve dollars and ninety-five cents ($13.95) upon Lots No. 36. 39. 30. 31. 33.19. 40. 41. 43. 49. Sri. 5«. 53, 56. 57 and 59 in Block Ii. E- Bockinger, tbe sum of oae dollar and ‘ity-five cents (#1 851 upon Lota No. 141 d 147 in Block K. [. Chew, the sum of ninety-three cents 1 I Art No. 18 ’ ' *' Diston the seventy-seven cents ito-T?* upon Lot No. 17 in Block A. Heirs of Thomas A. Fernley. the tweutyaeven dollars and seventy-five cents 1 to?.75) upon Lots No 123, 134, 140. 146. 153.

.136 iu Mosk K *ud _ itnd 24 in Block J and I Ails No. 19.99 and 100 in Block A. Martlia M. Frick, the sum of six dollars and forty-eight cents 146.48) upon Lot No. in Block F. n. »*. i-e*»lcr. she sum of five dollars and eight cent* 1(5 uS, upon Lota No. 13 and 14 in Block D. P~il.ii- Freese, the sum of two dollars *. .:. one scuta 1 to.31) upon Lot No. 14 in Block K. n. a,. Parrel, tbe snm of ninety-three cents • 95. upon Lot No 148 in Block K. E J. Gibbs, the sum of five dollars and ifty-five cents (V5.55) upon Lots No. 76, 135 and 153 in Block KX, O. Howell, tbe snm of two dollars and seventy-seven cents (to-77) upon Lot No. 18 in Block K J. F. Jones, the sum of two dollars and

Block

Mrs. E- W. Kirby, the snm of nine dollars and twenty-five cents (to 35) nppn Lots No. 1704165. 106. 172. 134 and 130 in Block K. Mrs. E. W. Kirby, tbe sum of five dolUrs and fifty-five cents ($5 55) upon Lota No. 136, 150, 178, 171 andifio in Block K. James Morphy, the sum of two dolUrs and seventy-seven cents (to.77) upon Lot No. >9 in Block KGeorge Myers, the sum of seventy-four cents (a.74) upon Lot No. 143 in Block K, K. F. C- Paulin, the sum of one dollar and eighty-five cenu ($1,851 upon Lot No. Block A. Busan Selvy. the sum of two dollars and venty-eigbt cents 1(2.78) upon Lots No.

19 and 30 in Block N.

Will Belyy, the sum ($.921 upon Lot No. 17 in Block _

William R. Bmith, the snm of one dollar and eighty-five cents ($1.8$) upon Lot No. 34

in Block D.

W. 8. P. Shields, the sum of nine dollars and twentjr-five cents ($9.25) upon Lot No. Francis Vanderschen, the sum of two dolUrs and seventy-seven cenu (to.77) upon Lot

Vo. 164 in Block K.

Stephen Wiuslow, the sum of two dolUrs id seventy-eight cents (to.78) upon Lot No.

oamuel Wiley, tbe aum of

thirty-nine c«U ($1.39) upon LdU No. it

asd 10 in Block A.

S. M. WhflkUa. the sum of thirty-one dol-

lars sad forty-five cenu ($31.45) * No. 30, is, 30, 7, 33, 33, 21, and 39

180 in Block N; upon Lots No. 24, 36, 30 and

at in Block M.

Interest at the rate of aia per cent, per an- < aum from December ao. 1903. to date at sale will be added to tbe aum of said tax. to-

Lewis T. Stevens, ~ uhip Solicitor.

BATH. N. Jt.

room and Uundry at tba 17 nimnhnttm wueu datoanyad by fin

In the Circuit Court of Cepe May County, New Jersey.

a on Block No. 15 in the City of Cape May. New Jciaev. under Chapter nr of the Uwa

of ihbo sod supplements.

s X. MockeBridge, George W.

Assignee for the benefit

tors of the aaid thnmous T. Mockridge individually and trading aa 8. Mockridge ft Co., hi* heirs, executors, administrators, successor* and assigns and to all unknown owners, mortgagees and lien holder* of the premises hereinafter described and to all persona having any interest therein what-

ever; take aotfer

o, 111 lomi on im __ , . d at a publicm _ made on the said day by the City Collector and City Bolictor of said City of Cepe May after due advertisement certain Und known as lot No. a on Block No. 15 00 the official plan of lota in the City of Cape May being the Easternmost one-half of lot No. 16 00 William J. Sewell’s plan of Cape May Cottage lots described in said petition as follows: A lot of ground situate 00 tbe Northeastwardly side of Grant Street in the

_ from tbe Soutbrastwardly side of Broadway in said City, containing in front on the said Grant Street 25 feet or thereabout and in depth of that width Northeastwardly loo feet or thereabout, bounded Northeastwardly by ground now or late of William J. Sewell being lot No. 59 on aaid plan Southeastwardly by ground late of Kmos R. Art man now of Kate L. Ileus being lot No. 17 on said pUn. Northwestwardly by ground Ute of William R. Hart now of Tberon I. Crane and Soulbwestwardly by Ibe aaid Grant Str^gt (which lot was conveyed to aaid Emmons T. Mockridge by William K. Hart by deed dated November nth. 1874 and recorded in deed book No 39 page 4S9 etc. and by the aaid Emmons T. Mockridge individually and trading as E, Mockridge & Co. by deed dated April 30. 1877 and recorded in deed book No. 43

been appointed in HU place signed estate and the petitioner has not been able to find whether the aaid George W. Thurston left any heirs, executors or ad minisirators, and no deed or assignment of the *aid premises appears on record- made by the said George W. Thurston; that there are uo mortgages upon tbe aaid premise*, the aaid Court on the Mat day of October 1904 made an order reciting the allegations in said petition and ordering that the unknown owner* mortgagees or lien holders if any and persons interested in the Und above described do show cause before aaid Circuit

ri, d^

Court House at Cape May tour ..>*#* --*h day of

errd for the aaid Und to the aaid pnrebaser hi* heirs and assigns pursuant to the sutntc and why such further order should not be made as U by the statute provided. And further that within ten days after the >!■’- of aaid order a*id purchaser should canoe to be printed and published in the Cats May Herald, one of tbe newspaper* printed and circulated in the City and County of Cape May aforesaid notice directed to tbe unknown owner* mortgagees or lien holders if any and persons appearing to have an Interest in aaid Und requiring them to redeem aaid Und on or before said 25th day of April 1905 or show cause before the Court 00 that day at ten o'clock in 'he forenoon at the Court Hoose aforesaid why a deed therefor should not be delivered to the aaid purchas-

er and Us heirs and assigns.

10-37 6* John H. Sloan.

ciftiffflWTaantaar

Frederick W. Wolff vs. Harry A. Jackson.

County Circuit Court m credits, moneys and effects, goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Harry A. Jack*on, an absent or non-resident debtor, at the suit of Frederick W. Wolff, for the aum of two hundrad dolUrs, returnable on the

tee nth day of, November, A. D., nineteen hundred and four, by tbe sheriff of the County of Cape May. Dated. November si, i^x*.

* Way.

Lewte T. Stevens, Atty.

Pennsylvania Railroad Winter Ex-

cursion Route Book.

In pnrstuuicu of Ite annual caatom, the

it of the Pennsylvania

Company baa just Issued an at-

tractive and comprehensive book deaeriptiva of tha leading Winter resorts of tbe Bast and South, and giviBg tbe rataa and various routes and combinations of rentes of travel- Like all tbe publioaUooi of tbe PennaylvaoU Railroad Company, this Winter Excursion Book” U a model of typographical and pictorial work. It U bound la a handsome and artistic cover In

and contains mneh valuable inferior Winter tourists and traveler* ml It oan be bad free ef charge

I at tbe prtedphl ticket flOeae of the Penn*

Company, or will be

for tke 1

to J. Bqyd Ayte. oCOkm—tar county, tor n elicMro ao Speaker of tba Assembly. and to pat forward Aammbly man Edward D. DuffieM, of Newark, for RepebUoaa loader te tbe Ameeably There le ao bat that Capo May

City Directory. Mayor-Tboe. W. Millet Jan 1. Aldtriuao—FrancU K. Dobe-Jan. I, Council—Joe. Hand Jan. i. Hamo*l T. bailey Jan. 1. Robert J. Crrawell.. Jan- 1, T. Masks) Sharp Jea. 1. Jas. J. Doak Jan. 1. Lam net K MHUr..... Jan. 1. Jaa. B. Taylor Jm. 1. Loato C. Sayre ... Jao.!. F. Sidney Townaeod-Jan. 1. Recorder—-Jno. W. Tbompaau J*u. 1, Assessor—Chas. T. CarapoelJ...-lau. 1. Collector—Hoi Needle* Jmn. 1. Truasarer—lease H. Smith Jan. 1. CommUaloueru of Appeal. Theodore Maaller Jen. 1, Edward Crvaae -fan. 1. Tbo*. R. Wales. Jaa. 1.

BOARD OF EDUCATION. Henry Rutherford, President....March, l( S. H. Moore, vice president.....— 1' Dr. Edward U- PhilUpa. Clerk.. 1< Howard P. Otter " H BarcUy L Scbellehger— I< Bamarl k. Stite* — i< William T. Stev

Dr. V. M. D. Marcy. Secretary... Robert A Hand .. Latayrtte M. Hal! Albert B. Little Uforge L Rowell .

BOARD OF TKADK.

Prertdeut-Btepbea B. WUeoa. Her retary—Lewi# T. hlr' eux Treasurer—Thoma* W. lillleL V

County Dimctory.

Justice Supreme Court—Franci* I. Swayie.

Rep... . 1 9°9

Circuit Judge—Allen B. Eudlooti Itrii Law Judge—Hairlsou H. Voorhgjj Proaecntor of Flea*-Harry S. Doug)***

Rep ‘08 Hherin—Baui'l E. Kwtnx. Detu. “ - - Hayre^ Jr., Rep.

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_ StUweU, Rep RtA County Board of Election*—Jea. K. Hand. - 1WK

Elretioaa—Cbades E

.IMS

Coroner'*—John ^. Coroner'*—Chaa H. Clouting. County Clerk—Julius Way. I Hurrogate—E. Clinton Heuitt. " unity Collector—Lewte

BOARD OF CHOU EX FREEHOLDERS. Anthony B. Smith, Palermo May. 1906 W. b. Johnson. Queen City—Jap. l, HOT John 1» Fox, Ooaan City Jaa. 1. HW C. P. Vanaman, Du* Crv«k. May 1, HW7 lease D. Lndlem. So.Dennis.. May 1906 Win. X |bton«kUig Caerk,.. Me*. Wertier R. WaWa. Cape Hay. Jan. IU07 Mlcaigh A Hndtb. Cape May .Jaa. ).1UU» Anthony B. Bmltb, Director; Bamuel State Beoalor—Lewia M. Cream. Ocean City,. Rep.— 1W6 A«aaqpBlyman—Jayne* M. E. HUdrcth, Cepe Hay CUy, Rep..: 1904

Ad on I ram Chapter, No. 89, Koval Arch Maaou*—Convocation*, third Monday of each month at lodge room, Washington and Franklin street*. Cape Island Lodge, No. 80, F. and A. M. —Cotuuinnicattoas. second and fourth Tnewleya of each month at lodge room, WaabinKtoo end Franklin atreeta. Cape May Camp, No. 8778, Modern Woodmen of America—Meeta first Wednesday of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Conclave, No. 188, Improved Order of Heptaaophs—Meets at Ogden’s Hall. 811 Washington street, on second and fourth Thursdays of each mouth. Cups May Connell. No. 1891; Royal Arcanum—Meeta first and third Tuesdays of each month at Anditdrinm. Cape May Lodge. No. 21. A. 0. U. W. Meeta first and third Thu rad ay* of each month at 812 Washington street. Cold Spring Connell, Jr. O. D. A. M. No. 186—Meeta tn hall at Cold Spring, every Tneedsy evening at 7 o’clock. Colombia l»dge. No. 88, Independent Order of Mechanics—Meeta each Monday

at Auditorium.

Eureka Lodge, No. 7, Lad lea' L O. M. Meeta second and fourth Thursday* of naoh month at Anditorinm. Friendship Connell, No. 87, D. of A.Marta on Tuesday afternoon of each week at 8J0, in Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall, Cold Spring. The John Mecray Post No., 40, G. A. R. leeta on tbe third Friday of each month at 7.80 o'clock p. m v Instead of Thursday at 816 Waahingtoo street. Mayflower Lodge, No. 238. lnd«. Ordarof Odd Fellows—Meeta each Friday at tbe Anditorinm, Jackson street. Ogallalla Tribe, No. 157, Improved Order of Bed Men—Meeta at 810 Washington

yyKT JZUZT * IZASIQ1Z &AIL10AB rmet-v <MToaxa 4, 1* 'ill leave Cape May a* I HlLADfXI'.HA

Fbi'adelpbia 9 39 a m . 10 A M.—F.XFRBSS. Couuett* from * **' Anglcaes Branch. Arrives at FhiL adelphia > J) a m. , cc F. M-ACCOMMODATION Cou'03 necUffomAngleaea Branch (Kran City, sad Sea Isle CUy. Aerives at FhiU deiphia 5.37 P M. si'XDar tsaia*. , , 0 P.M.—ACCOMMODATION. Stwp* at principal intermediate •latum* Arrive* Philadelphia 6 35 a. m.

ft J Anglraea. Ocean City, sad E City. Arrive* at Philadelphia 6.55 p FROM PHILADELPHIA. Train* leave for Cape May—Espreas, 900 A. M. and 4-ck, p m week-day* Accommodation. 3.15 p m. Sunday, expreaa, 94m am. Accommodation. 8axi a. m Train* leave Philadelphia. Broad Street Station for NEW YORK. May 39. 1904. Expre**. weekdav*. 4 38, 4 40. 5 00, 5 18, 558.7.00,755.8*1, 903. 950,1021. •iioo. ‘ 1235. *- — -

s. *5 sfi 6 !. night,J>

., . . . 02. mght.Srs-

DAYa.438. 440,500.518,825.950 11.00 A M , *13 35. *330 353. (Peunm. Umitcd). 154 (New York Limited), 400. *5 *0,

From North Philadelphia only, 13 38 PM daily (Manhattan Limited). WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. Octobqf 4. 1904. For Baltimore and Washington. *635, 7-ao. 8 33. 10 30. 11 33. A. M.. *13 31. »! 25. 3.30. 446. 5 V5. 6 lb. 11 3b. P M.gpd 1 night, wcekda " " ' “ » U 23. A » . . 12.09 night. For Baltimore accommodation. 9 05 A. M. 3^s and 4.01 P M. weekday*. 5417. F. M. From West Philadelphia only, 3 35 and •ll « A. M., 3.55 (*5 33 "Congressional Limited.") "s-SS.’ •b.50. *7 55. P M . daily. 'Dining Car. W, W. ATTERBURY. J. R. WOOD. Gen'l Manager. Paaa'r Traffic Manager GKO. W. BOYD. General Passenger Agent.

ATLANTIC CITY RAILSOAS.

TIMETABLE in Kfiect Sept 30. 1904.

WEKKDAYB.

Lv. Cape May.

Arr. Phila.

7 15 a m

(express)

9 15 a m

*3 35pm

(express)

5 55 p 1*

aCKDATB.

•4 30 pm

[expreaa]

G 40 p iu

%

WEEK DAYS.

Lv. Phils.

Arr.

Cape May. 11 00 a m

850a m

[express]

4 15 p m

[expreaa]

6 15 p m

8 V X DAT*.

845am

[local]

10 58 a m

metion for Atlan-

Our Cfiurch Directory.

Amwag The Warshtopers

DonaiiUatK

•f The

loon.

Thera will be no Uni vanity ] lemon toolgte on aooount of Its Thfmkmtfvbw^ghi. The lecture n given on last Thnnday evening beoao tbe faUnrv of tbe teefuor to make 1

Snnday Services: 10. 1 . Tayer and Sermon; 8.U school; 8.00 p m. Evening 1 moo. Other service* a* announced. rUSBTTUUAK CHURCH. Rev Arthur W. Spooner, D. D.. Pastor. Praise aerrioe in tbe lecture room every Sabbath mornlngat 10o’clock^ Morning aerrioe at 10.80. Evening aervice at 7Ja Mid-week prayer meeting at 7.80. Junior Endeavor Friday afternoon at A o’clock. Senior Endeavor Friday evening at 7.80 Sunday-school at 8-80. All are cordially invited. Seats Free. FIRST M. R. CHURCH. Rev. 8. F. Uaakill, D. D., Pastor. Preaching on Bonds) morning at 10.80. In the evening at 7.45. Meetings at 0 a. h. and 0.80 r. m. on Sondaya. Sunday School at 8 r. m. Epworth League Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. Clasa meetings, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evening*.

Preaching 00 Sondaj In the evening at 7.80. Snnday morning Wi

Snnday morning at 10.80.

10.00 a. *.

Sunday School at 2.80 r. *. . * ~ «r Meeting at ri*uj n— Saturday evening tMM

ft. mart’s r. c. cuunc VbtbwD. J. Boon of divine e

Bev. Father D. J. Kelly, Be ~ ra of divine service on

iRtS.8 and 10

Sondaya,

Maday Behool at K80 p. m.

Boaary, aennon and benediction or he MoaiBieaeed Sacrament at 8.00 p m. AUMiiantod to attend the Snnday

evaaiitg inetnmtioQa at 7 JO Weef-daya. Mam at T. a. m.

Smnoea evmy Fnday crania at 8.