CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 4t 1905

PtTZ-HUGH LKE DEAD. »tT***i*m With Apoplrtr oa Trail Kr«a> BmIbb. WASHINUTON. May i - Rrlpidlw Ornrrul Hu-Hugh I^«r. U. 8. A.. r» tired, died at l > rortdeiice baapltal ben from a itroke of apoplexy, with whlct be waa attacked while on a train ea route from Boaton. When the train arrived the genera' was conaclous and m-elved Dr. Tucket In the car. He aald amlllngly, "I am In charge of this tnnu Kean, and be aayt 1 must go to the hospital, and 1 guess I will have to ac<iule*ce." At 10 o'clock he begun to lose con •clsuanesa, bis heart became wen Let

THE VINE AND THE BRANCHES MaftU ScfcMl Lmm hr Maj7.IM5 SesdoUr Pnew* MB.ThuPww.

GENERAL FITZ-HCGH LEE. and respiration most difflcujL From that time on be began to gradually sink until tbe end came. He was not conscious after tbe last hour. General Lee had visited Boston to officially Invite tbe state to take part In the Jamestown exposition of 1907. He bad been warmly welcomed at tbe statebouse and when be left for Washington appeared In good health and spirits. Tbe body of General Lee now lies In state at Richmond. Va. Tbe Interment will be at Hollywood cemetery In that dty. END DRAWING NEAR.

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NEW YORK. May 2.—"This case U one of deliberate murder or suicide. There can be no manslaughter about It. There mould be no compromise verdict. She is either guilty of murder In tbe first degree or qpt at all.” With these significant wcrda Abraham Levyf counsel for Nan Patterson, brought to a close bis five hour argument In defense of tbe former “Flora flora” chorus girl, charged with tbe murder of Caesar Toung. Poring tbe long argument Miss PatttfHp flCfifl tbe fxxrj unflinchingly and watened eVery movement of tbe men who are to determine her fate. Mf. Levy reviewed all the testimony In dettyl and-flscJkred not a word bad been Introdnced which showed any purpose on the part of Miss Patterson or ber brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and lira. J. Morgan Smith, to threaten the life of Caesar Young. Tbe suicide theory was strongly emphasized by Mr. Levy, who contended that the powder stains on Young's Angers proved be bad shot himself. Mr. Levy scouted the Idea that a girl would be able to make such an assault on a trained athlete like Young. He also ridiculed the idea that Mkss Patterson should have chosen a crowded public street as a place for murder when she bad so many opportunities to attack Young where there would have been little danger of detection. Assistant District Attorney Baud will follow for the people, and it la probabia the case will go to tbe Jury today.

OGDEN TRAIN TELESCOPED. Wreck at GreeavlUe. S- C. — Taar

Deo4 aa4 Haag laJareS.

GREENVILLE, a C.. May 2.~Tbe special train bearing the Ogden party on Its southern trip In the Interests of education ran Into a switch engine early In the morning as It was entering the yards of the Southern railway here. The engine of the Ogden train and several cars were wrecked. The baggage and dining care were telescoped and caught lira. The two din-

ing care were destroyed.

A flagman and three employees of

of the Ogden party were injured. Tbe dead are Charles M. Coop*, flagman; 3. Little. W. w. Cummings and J. F.

Haynes, negro employeea of

BURLINGTON, N. May 2^Dr. J. Howard. Pugh, congressman from this district from 1877 to 18T». la dead. He was a brother of CtukHee E Pugh, aecond ytee pr«aldeuu»f the Pennsylvania

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"The Man of the Mantle,” by Oari Matchers, the American artist has been pm chased by the Italian government far the Modern Art gallery at

KACKKKttACK. N. J, Ms/ E—Mr Antoinette Tolls ha* been aafasoead ( be hanged on Jane f)

LESSON TEXT.—John U:l-U; Memory Varava. 1.1 Read Chapters 14 aod U GOLDEN TEXT —''Herein Is My Cfctbet glorified, that yo boar mucb fruit."-John

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TIME.—Same evening as last leaaon, Thursday. The last evening Jesus was with His dleelplea PLACE.—An upper room In Jerusalem SCRIPTURE REFERENCES -The vine. Pea I0:ll-lf; Isa. I:!-T; Jer ML**: 11:10; Exek 17 A-10: Hoa 10:1; Matt. 10:1; Mark 11: 1-0; John 11:1-11. Cleansing tbe vino. BoL Song. 1:11; Amos 4.-0; Joel Id. The Tree and 1U FrulL-Matl- 700-10; Cuke OaL *:l»-0. Comment and Suggestive Thought. V. L "L* Jeans. “True Tina.” He la a contrast to the false, unfruitful Israel, and all human teachers, for be alone can send Hla own life Into His branches. Moreover, as the ever-liv-ing Christ, He can extend Hla power to Hla people at all times. “Husbandmen." The oaner, planter and cultivator of the vine. V. 1. ‘Beareth not fruit' who are Christiana In name show no likeness to Christ In their Uvea. **Taketh away.” The vinedresser pinches off the excess of woody growth and superfluous branches. So God removes those who hinder others from being fruitful Christiana. "Purgeth." Removes dirt. Insects, dried twigs. Thus God removes bad habits from those who give tneir hearts to Jesus. Many of the Christian's trials, and what he at first counts as losses, are God's pruning to prepare Mm for greater fruitfulness. V. 1. "Clean through the word. 1 The disciples to whom Jesus spoke were united by love to Him. previous ban habits and wrong Ideas were removed by Hla teaching. V. 4. “Abide la Me.” If we wamt to be branches of Jeans, we must give our hearts' love to Him. "I in you." We must open oar hearts to receive Jeans' love. Every day and hour we should love Him and rejoice In Hla love for us. "Cannot bear fruit of itself." A branch cut from the vine may retain Its color for some time, but It cannot possibly bear fruit No e can any soul bear trait that la pleasing to God or helpful to men, if It does not abide la Christ He Is the trunk and we are but the branches. If we are to be helpful in this world; If we are to do .that which la pleasing In His sight it most be through h««v V. E. Much fruit" One who In loving mtion with Christ in hla life the fruits of the ^Irit and **— becomes a source of greet good to others.

t forth, withered, burned.' iranch la cut off. and. after

V. t “Cast

▲ fruitless branch

tt Withers. Is honied. They who do not abide* In Jesus are separated farther and farther from Him. V. 7. “Ask what ye will." A firet evidence of abiding union with Jesus la gives by answered prayers. One who la in loving union with Jesus asks In His name (John 14:14), and wills to ask for Just what Jesus wishes. V. ft. “Father glorified." The world ms little of God’s glory, especially falls to recognise His glorious love, hut it la brought before all oy a. fruitful. Christian life. “So . . . disciples." One must be a disciple—a learner—of in order to begin fruit-bearing; than the -more fruitful ha is the more

he learns of Christ

“As the Father bath loved

me." The greatest love we can think of la that between the divine Father and Bon. but Jesus says this la the measure of Hla 10Ta4|p ua. -“Con-

tinue." Abide

V. 10. "Keep My commandment*." A second fruit of abiding la obedience —tbe careful following of Hla dlrecWe keep His command meats

more we love, the eloeer we abide la

Hla ttva.

V. 1L “These things spoken.” Jesus has taught all this for the syprsee purpose of imparting to His disciples His “Joy.” Thie Joy springs from an name. God Himself. This does a selfish Joy berate we are eaved, but the Joy of acquaintance with God; Joy Jo having a part la carrying out His loving purposes. "Tour Joy . . . full.” The joy which Imparts. though fun to-day. will be gtatA bur capacity tor i at Earthly trial* a troubles will not dim In is floor disturb V. IS. One more direction this Joy, beoomiag C hea of Jseaa. I . . . ^ WfljfiiOi ' ■ays that the world win k Christ If «a 1

grdmiml girls.

JAMES MiXJRAY, M. D. ICoa. Pnunr aid Wash more* Drs. (OppositeCongrea* Hall.) 'j (Can May Cm, N. J. Office Hours:— 8 to 9 a. m. 8 to 4 p. m, 7 to 8 p. m.

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[)R. WE8TLEY RODGERS WALES, 4 WALES’ Ukited BrATxai Pharmacy. Washivotox axo Dxtatvb Street*; Cape May CHy.lN. J. Telephone 98 and 34.| Office boors, 7to9a.gL, Yto4,aad7 to 9 p. m. Office and residence, Wales United States Pharmacy. Nioirr Beia.

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Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fine Stationary and Blank Books, Toys, Shell Goods, Games, Toy Boats, etc. M. L. WARRINGTON, 514 Washington Street.

James J. Doak Carpenter & SBuilaet Jobblna Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Pbooe 97.

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Opposite Reading Depot. 608 WASHINGTON ST.. CAPE MAY, N. J.

A FULL LINE OF TRUNKS . • Constantly on Hand .

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IMPORTED, Key West and Domestic Cigkrs. “ Turkish and Domestic Cigarettes.

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THE HQttESTEAB East Confer Washington aod Jaekcon St*. CAPE MAY, H. J. THE CAFE is-thoroughly ap-to-date in. >11 >ppotu> eagJSlVi LUC tits. Handsomely appointed pnrlm for ladies.

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