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CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1905.

BOWEN IS RECALLED 1

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President Orders Minister at Oaraoas to Washington.

LOOMIS MAKES COCXTERCBARCES.

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WASHINGTON. May i-A "PWMil i till**Icii from c'nracaia nays that Afeif- I lenn MlnlKltr Hvrtxtrt W, Ho wen has 1 been racalled to WasUInitton by 8e<T*-1 tary Taft aoilns on ordera from I’roal-

lent Roooerelt.

Mr. Bowen baa been summoned to i Wasblnitton for explanation* regarding cbargoa which he baa made against Aaalstant Secretary of Stgta Loomis, who was bis predecoasor aa American minister at Carmcna. Secretary Taft baa received a ca hi tvgram from Minister Bowen at Caracas In response to the secretary's dispatch

MINISTER BOWEN, directing him to come to the United States In connection with the charges affecting Assistant Secretary Loomis. The minister acknowledges bis willingnees to come to the United States Immediately. sailing today, but preferred that ha be permitted to delay his departure from Caracas until the Monday following, so that be may hare time te settle seine matters before learing This arrangement was satisfactory to Secretary Taft, and permission was given the minister to daisy his departure aa requested. This will enable him to get home By May 15. President Roooerclt will then bare returned and will be able to quickly bring the Investigation to a close. Secretary Taft said last night that nothing further would be done by him until the return of the president Upon his arrival in Washington Mr. Bowen will be called upon to substantiate the charges be has made, and he must answer Mr. Loomis' countercharges. • Substantiation of bis charges la the important question for Mr. B->wen, for open It rests his future official Ufa. If be cannot prove the charges. It Is conceded on all sides be most leave the diplomatic service. If be doss prove them, Mr. Loomis must leave. Mr. Loomis, whe has been charged by Minister Bowen with turning his former post as minister to Venesnela to personal profit, has turned upon his accuser. He has filed with Secretary Taft charges that Mr. Bowen was responsible for the publication of the substance of the charges In the New Tort Herald.

Better, la at Mew Ter*. YORK, May 2.-Ignare Padewbo baa .been suffering from shock, has so far recovered came on from Boston last night private car. Dr. Francis E. the plan let's physician. Is following statement: "Mr. Pa Improve and la

LAW OF THE WINCHESTER. « hlraaa Herat-laa Teaaaalera A rated

V Ilk Klara.

CHICAGO. M«y 2.—Chicago nitueaa- • ed today to.* apcctgcip of 1,000 non j uniou team»t**r* armed with WlncbeeI ter rides proiueting the wagoua of the ; Employers’ T'-amiug cptnpdny. ilnper 1 intendeut ftsm| of the Employers' j Teaming company states that the rifles may be carried without infraction ot 1 tne law. Chief of Police O’Neill said I that he wou d ui»kr no attempt to rei move this hrwtilug martial effect from

I Chicago's streets, saying:

| “I will not seek to prevent what ap^

peara to be legal. There is no law that empowers me to prohibit men from carrying unconrefiled weapons, and I | will make no attempt to do aa “I have seen many men carrying rifle* in the street* of Chicago, and 1 ■ever have been called on to molest them. I could not Interfere. I have cautioned my men to warn all nonunion and union men not to cany concealed weapons, but In the.matter of

rifles I am powerlses."

When Mayor Dunne was Informed of the fact that rifle* would be carried by nonunion men he waa visibly disturbed, and be dec It rod that the police would not be permitted to authorise the carrying of anna by any “The chief of police will give no authority to any one to carrr arms," the mayor aald. “I had not heard of the matter before, but the city of Chicago will not authorise the carrying of

arms.”

Wholesale importations of nonunion men from 8L Louis and the arrival of •trike Breaker Farley from New Turk has given a new turn to the strike. Three men were struck by flying bullets during a riot at the rear of Marshall Field A Co., wholesale store. Fifth avenue and Adams street, when Louis Street, s colored nonunion teamster, fired five shots into s crowd.

JEFPIRtON BURIED. Vataima Actor'. Sla»»l> Ofcaa—lea Xmv BnsarSs May. BUZZARDS BAY. Maas.. May 2. - Following service* that were free from ostentation but Impressive in simplicity and suggestive of the character of the distinguished actor, the body of Joseph Jefferson waa on Sunday afternoon laid away at the Bayvtew ca te-y in Sandwich, within walking distance of tiie cottages of many of hit Capo Cod friends. Mr. Jefferson's five sons, a score of intimate friends 'and a hundred more villagers gathered about the open grave while the commitment service was read, then all withdrew with the exception of Charles B. Jeff erase. < alone watched the casket as It was lowered to its last resting place. At the grave, which had been prepared In the lot purchased by Charles B. Jefferson at the suggestion of bis father two years ago. the flowers which bad been brought from Crew’s Nest were arranged In a way to quite i real the casket from view. Here the services were brief. Horton reed the Unitarian burial • ice, then withdrawing with the mot ere and their friends, leaving Charles B. Jefferson alone for a time with the

OLD POINT COMPORT, KICK MONO AND WAHM1NOTON. Nix-day Tour* via Pennsylvania It. K. Peraoiially-oonriactad tours to Old Point Comfoii. Kicbmoud sad Waakiogtoa via Um Pmnaylvants Hall road will leave Now York and Philadelphia on Satnrdays, March II and ». April Maud May 0. Ticket., locludidg all neoeaaary expenaM f».r a period of ala days, will he sold at rate of SM-00 from New York, Brooklyn, and Newark: {MAO from Trenton; fin 00 from Philadelphia, and proportionate rates

from other polnta.

llckrta to Old Point Comfort only, covering luncheon going, one and three, fourths days' board at Chamberlin Hotel, and good to return within six days, will be sold at rate of $17.00 from New York, Brooklyn and Newark: $15 50 from Trenton; $14.50 frem Philadelphia, and proportionate rates from other polnta. For Itioerarieo and fnll information apply to ticket agent*; C. Htudda, E P. A., MO Fifth Avenue, New York; 4 Court St.. Brooklyn; 788 Broad Street, Newark, N. J.: or Geo, W. Boyd, General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.

City Directory.

1 Mayor—Tboa. W. Ml lei Jaa. 1. liar. Aidtrniao—Francis K. Luke. .Jau, I, 1807 Coouiil—Joa. Hand .Jan. 1. 1007 Samoa! T. Bailey Jan. 1. I8U7 Hobert J. CrrawelJ..J«n. 1, 11X77 T. Maskel Hharp Jan. 1, 1808 Jaa. J. Doak Jan. 1.1808 Joseph R. Brooks—Jaa. 1. W* Jaa. K. Taylor Jao. 1.1008 LoulaC Sayre ..Jan. 1.1868 F. Sidney Townaeud Jan. 1.18CK Keoorder—Jno. W. Thompajo Jan. 1.18<i« Aaaeaaor—GilbertC. Hughes..Jan. 1.1006 Collector—Sol Needle* Jan. 1. low. Treaanrer—Isaac H. Smith Jan. 1, 1806 Commiaainnoea of Appeal. Theodore Moeller Jan. 1, 1806 Edward Cream Jan. 1. IV*Thna. K. Wales Jan. 1. 1806

Excursion* to Callfbrnla. Ix>w fliat-claaa California excursion rate #81.50 via New Jersey Central and connections. Route one, via Scrantoneuid KlagFalls to Chicago or 8t. Louis. Route two, via Washington to Chicago or St. Louis. Uoutc three, via Washington and New Orleans. Pasaragen may nse any direct line weat of Cbloogo or St. Louie and may go one way and return another. Trip will toach all prominent point* of Interest. Liberal stop-offs allowed. Tickets on sale May aOth and Slat, and good to return within 80 days. One way rate $50.00 dally nntii May 14th via any of above route*. Write Ira E. Whyte. District Passenger Agent. Asbury Park, N. J., for farther advice.

o n. siuoic, nev uirsiorm I»r. Kilwsrd U. Phillip*. Clerk.. William H. Thompson Walter A Lovett Barely L. Scbellenger Willdb T. Stevens Dr. A. L. Leach Charles F. Quidort

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BOARD OP HEALTH.

Dr. A. L. Leach. President . H-pl. 1. 1H0J Dr. V. M. D. Mercy, Secretary 18n8 Hobert K. Hand ~ UIOI Lafayette M. Hal: ** !W*« Albert B. Little “ 1804 Gehrge L Loweti “ UM5

rOAKL CP TBA0K Preeideat—Htcptt n B. WIIkio. Hecretarj^Lra t» T. Stevens. Treasurer—Tbumas W. Millet.

County Directory.

ALBANY. N. Y. May Z-Leg1*latlvn proceedings for the removal of Jogtloe Warren B. Hooker of the Eighth Judicial district from the supreme court bench of this state wore unanimously recommended In the refbrt of the aa-

ug committee to that

aembly Judiciary eomtalttee to that bouse last night of Its Investigation of the charge* affecting the Justice. Tbs report is signed by eleven of the thirteen members of the committee.

The Good Old Summer-Time. J - 3 When and where to go (or a vaoatlJt'la a question which perplexes us all. There are beautiful places In every section of the conn try, but to reach them at a modern rata and within a reasonable time is a

great larrlor.

Now Jersey haa bounded to the front aa summer resort and well she might since her shore is within reach of all. Her attractions are too nnmeron* to mention, and the accommodations provided for the tourist being unequalled anywhere In the land. The famous beach resorts of New Jersey are Atlantic High la ads. Scabright, Long Branch. Asbury Park, Ocean Groye, Bel mar, Spring Lake, Sea Girt, Point Pleasant, Atlantic City. Ocean City, Cape May and Beach Haven. Each is nhiqae in environ menu and eaten to the boat class of Summer travelers. Every convenience la at hand for gaaolne enjoyment aiglaaeh . bs reached by rail or boat, the lines both operated by the New Jersey Central and C. M. Bart. G.TP. A, 14$ liberty st., New York, has Honed on Illustrated brochure detailing'the beauties and advnntagm of the above raoorta aad a hundred others. This book will be ant to nay

SPECIAL MASTER’S SALE. In pursuant of a decree of the Court of

certain cause wherein Ida 8. _ complainant and Ellen M. Fermi more and others are defendants, there will be sold at public vendue to the highest bidder, in the ■* under the direction of the . —■ of the Special Masters of said Court, on r-atnrdav, May so, 1905 at half past twelve o'clock in the afternoon, at the real estate office of 1. M. Chester, Ocean City, in the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, all the following described tract of land and premises, situate in the Township of Lower, in the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, being on an island called the Five Mile Beach, bounded and described ns follows, **-

f Bench Avenue, of the thirty feet northeasterly of the ly aide at Learning Avenue, running (t) along the northwesterly aide ot Bench Ivetme north fifty-two degree* t twent^ feet to a stake, and at right an

Containing sixteen hundred square feet of land, strict measure. Comprising a part of lots number six aad seven at Block namber thirty five of the recorded plot of Holly ' * *-n HOWAI . Special Master, No. 106 Market Street, Camden, N.J. JOSEPH KA1GHN, Solicitor, Third aad Market Streets, Camden.N J. pf $00.00

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Tonr attention is called to the now lav. concerning collection* for the arraotage* la taxes which impose* upon tho collector the dusy of selling all property against which taxes are assessed aad remain an paid on the first day of July following their aaaessnu Section 5 of the tax act tends aa follows: "When taxes on real property remain arrears on the first day of July In the - following the levying thereof, the coL or other officer charged by law in the taxing district with that duty shall enforce tha tax

mfl jiiarr^of i

m delinqnewU gad the land to be sold, amffiifylng the description in the duplicate if necessary to better idawti fy the parcel, and the amount of the delin ^quent faxes thereon, by advertisement sign- “ ed by him in x newspaper published in the taxing district or county where said land lies, one* in each week for at least four ’ 'J3

appointed for the sale;

— MMug««r„ the costs incurred np to the

SOL NKELKS, Tax Collector. Dated Cnpe May, R.J n ApdBt4.»»» FREEHOLDERS’ MEETING. Notice is hereby given that a Mated tneetag of the Board of Chosen Freeholdar* of b* County of Cape Mkr. N- J.. win be held at the Court House in said Comity, on Tuesday, the 9th day of May, 1905. at 10 o'clock a-k., for the purpose of settliag the eccoubIs of the county; bearing reports of committees, aad for the transaction of such other bsaineas as may property come before the jokrd. All persons having bust ness betaClhc Board ore respectfully requested to be in attendance at that time aad place. By order of the Board. Samuel Townsend, Clerk. Dead, April a*. 1905. t-rr-X.

SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED. One teacher for the intermediate depart -rent; two tenchms, (one while and one co tiooatoo* i* by Mky mth, <909. Salary for’'wafri

Bep.

Justice Supreme Court—Francis J. Swayse, Circuifjuagt—Alien B. Kndlcott l^l?

'*■“ Jndge—Uairlsun H. i’Jeas-Harry Si. Douglass •

Hep ..*808 Sheriff—William H. Bright, Rep ->907 Coroner's—Robert S. Millet. Rep 1907 Coroner's—John It. Craig. Ueu ll*U5 Coroner's—Chas. H. Clonttag, Bep HOC County Clerk—Julius Way, Bep 1110 Surrogate-K. CUutou Hewitt. Bep 1007 County Collector—Lewis 8. Klllwtll. Bep. 1!«8 Ovunty Board of Electlons-Jos. K. Hand. Bep 1805 County Board of Elections-Chur lea E Foster, Hep 1806

Den- ..

Elections

downy Board of Keanu, Deni use Terms of Court—Fourth Tuesday In April.

September and Decemocr.

BOARD OF CHOSEN FKEEHOLDEB8. Anthony B. Smith. Palermo Jau.i 1806 W. 8. Johnson, Ocean City—Jan. I, 1807 John P. Fox, Ocean City Jan. J. 1807 C. P. Vamunaa. Dias,Creek. Jan. I. 1806 lease D LndJaim So Denxia Jan 1,190-

saetn flyman--Jam 1 Capo May City, I

M. E Hildreth,

Adonlram Chnpu*. Kn. m. Roval Arch Mason*—Coe vocations, third Monday of ith at lodge room, Washington

Cape Island Lodge, No. 80. F. and A M. —Communications, second and fourth Turedaya of each month at lodge room. Washington and Franklin street*. Cape May Camp, Na 877$, Modern Woodmen of America—Meet* first Wednesday of each month at Auditorium. - Capo May Conclave, No. 18$. Improved Order of Heptaaopha-Meetx at Ogden’s Hall, 81* Washington street, on eeeood aad fourth Thuredays of each month. Cape May Council, No. 1681; Royal Ar-

each month at Auditorium. Cepe May Lodge. No. fl, A. O. U. W. Meets first and third Thursdays of each math at $1* Washington street. Cold Spring Council, Jr. O.U.AM. No. 185-Meets in hall at Cold Spring, Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. Columbia Lodge, No. $$. Independent Order of Mechanics—MeeU each Monday

at Auditorium.

Eureka Lodge, No. 7, Ladles’ L O. M. Meets second and fourth Thuredays of r*ch month at Auditorium. Friendship Council, No. 87. D. of A. MeeU on Tueaday afternoon of each week at U0, In Jr. O.U.A.M. HaQ. Odd Spring. The John Mecray Pout No., 40, G. A. R. ueta on the' third Vrlday of each month at 7 JO o’clock p. m., instead of Thoraday t $16 Washington street. Mayflower Lodge, No. a Order of Odd Fellows-MeeU each Friday at the Auditorium, Jackson street. Oftallalla Tribe, No. 157. Improved Order of Rad Man-Mama at 810 Washington

NOTICE TO unrr CREDITORS.

Haute of William L Crease. Deee to theuxder of B. C. Hewitt,

aald deceased within nfaemoaths from

\y KCT JUSCT k StUEOU &AIL10A0 i« grrt/T Ax 4, 1804. Train* will lesx Mat s. follow, to. 1 uiladTlphia : 6.40 A M —ACCOMMODATION. Stops ^ at prinripsl stations Arrives st Fhl'sdelpbia 9 y, s m 7 art A.M.—REPRESS. Conaccts from • J Anglears Brandi Ocean City and Sc* Isle City. Arrives at Phtlsddphia 9.ji ■t.ec P M-—ACCOMMODATION, c-m. 1 -7 nrcu from Anglcsca Branch Ocean City, ami Sea Isle City. Arritc. st Phils delphia b.ii P M. Bi'XDAV TEA IAS. , P.M-ACCOMMODATION. Slop# nt principal iniermedinte stations. Arrive* Philadelphia 633 p n>. 4 4r P M.-EXPRESS. Connect, from T TJ Angleses, Ocean City, and Sea Isle City. Arrives at Philadelphia 6.55 p. m. FROM PHILADELPHIA. Trains leave for Cape May—Express, y.oo A. M. and 44A, p m seek-days. Accommodation. j.15 p. m. Sunday, rspreaa, 9.00 a. m. Accommodation, fcxo a. m. Trains lenrc PHIUU>gU«iA. Broad Street Station for NEW YORK. April 9. 1905. Express, weekdays, 4 J>». 4 40. J 00 < ig. 5 3»./-oo. 7 3J. 8 ao. 9<»3. 9 So. to *1. V ; 00 A. M , *13 00 noon, u i5,*l 00. 1 40. : »r 30. t 00. 3 50. •j.sa (Penns. 1 Limited /*j 34 l New York Limited ).*4 oo, *5 00, *5 56. 6 00. 7 00, *8 00. 9 «>. 10 13 P.M , 13 o»,ntght.St s-I BAYS. 4 3h. 4 49. 5'oo.S 16. 6 35, 9 Jo 00 A. M-. *13 35. 3* *3 30 *3 53,(Pcnna. Limited) *3 54 (New York limited), 400,5*0. •5 2. 636 *700. •too. to 13 P M., isosnight. From 14 eat Pmladclphia only, 34s A. XI and 13 33 P M daily. From North Philadelphia only, •133&P if dail) (Manhattan^Limited . WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. January 17, 1905 ^ For Baltimore and Washington *6 33. 7-30. 833. 10 30. II 06. A M.. *13 «. «, 3-44-4. 46.5 *5. 6 18. 11 3f. P M.and is09 night, weekdays. Scndava. *6. 35, 7 ao, ' jM^*' »S. *3 4 46. 5 as. n 38 Baltimore met 3 05, 4 P. M. 1 From West Philadelphia ouly, 3 33 » . . 1* <iaily M ' *' 55 * 555 ' and *7 35 F. •Dining Car. W. W. ATTERBURY. J. R. WOOD. Gen’l Manager. Paaa’r Traffic Manager GBO. W. BOYD. Otneral Passenger Agent.

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ATLANTIC CITY EAXLEOAI. TIMETABLE in Efleet April 9. 1905.

•TEKKOATS.

Lv. Cape May. Arr. Phils, 6.45 a. m. (accommodation) 9.15 a.m

*7 15 am (Express, stops at

Court House, Tuck- k

shoe and Winslow r~-J Junction) ffR

8.10 p. m. (accommodation.) P

*3 55 p. m. (Express, stops-at Court House, Tnck-A J

shoe and Winslow

Junction.) 5 55pm

SrXDATB..

*4 80 p m [express] 6 40 p m

WXXKDATB.

Lv. Phils. AfT. Cape May. 7.30 a. m. (accommodation) 11.11am 8 50 a m (express] 10 50 n m 4 15 p m [express] 6 15 p m 5.00 p. m. (accommodation.) 7.50 p.m

arxxure.

8 45 am _\(Tocxl] 10 58 am Winslow Junction for Atina-

Our Church Directory* Among The W^hlppern of The Different Denominations. P. R. CHUBCH OF THE ADVERT. Mr. Francis F H. Finn, In charge. • Sunday Services: 10. 45 a m, Morning 'Prayer and Sermon; 8.45 a m, Sundayjiehool; 7JO p. m. Evening Prayer and ermoe. Other nervicen as announced. FRgaBTTXElAM CHURCH. Rev Arthur W. Spooner, D. D.. Pna-

>r.

Praise service in the lecture room everv abbath mornlngM 10 o'clock. Morn in ervloe at 10.80. Evening aarvloe at Mid week prayer maetingat 7 JO.

^Junio^ Endeavor Friday afternoon at

Senior Endeavor Friday evening at 7.80

irnlng

SumL—

All are oordlally invited. Seato Free.

Rev. James Bums, Pastor. Preaching on tiuodaj morning at 10.30. In thaeveoing at 7.45. Meeting* at 8 a. x. and 6.80 p. x. or Sundays. Sunday Sebooi at 8 r. M. Epworth League Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday ■eoing at 8 o’clock. Clam meetings, Tueaday, Thursday and Friday evening*. RAFTUT CHURCH. Preaching 00 Sunday morning at 10.80. In the aveolug at 7 JO. Sunday morning Workers Meeting at LOO a. M. Sunday School nt X.80 r. H. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting at 7 JO o'clock Young^People’a Meeting Friday eveal0 1uu|aMmul« Saturday arealug Rt8.00 *r. HART*R R. C. CHURCH. . Father D. J. Kelly, Rector, ira of divine aarvloe oa Buodaya, • ate. 8 aad 10a.m.