CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, |UNE »i, 1905.

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News Gathered by our Special Correspondents This Week. THE COUNTY OVER What is *s Happening Among Our County Neighbors From week to week..

CAPE MAY COURT MOUSE. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, Jene«• Mtma. Mamie Norton of Di«« (>re«k vbiled her aunt here the flrat of the week. M m Week* and family of Atlantic CSty upeot Sunddy with , bb parenU kere. Mr*. Dr. I.ummi* spent *he first of •the week with her parents at Angles**. Wm Jeukin* and wife are this week •entertaining MUee* Florence Balnea, and Ira Jenkina, and Randolph Jenkma • 'from Medford. Mias. Gertrude Fisher af^etrille was calling on friends here Friday. Misses Blanche Corwon and Helen Hand are m Pbiladeiphim this week. Edmond Taylor visited his parents at Tuck ah oe on !>unday. Mr*. Wade MoncrW and daughter Faancis of Bridgeton are visiting relatives here this week.

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DIA* CREEK, JuneRev. James Shaw and wife of EM ora, were visiting Mrs Shaw's parents here the first of the week. 8. E. Page, tseaeph Sffrfn, Wm. frin who have been workinf in a glass factory in western 1'ennsylvania totoped home Monday. The strawberry season the largest in history of the village xmme to * close

d wife of Philadelphia, on Monday and will oocnpy c Feint cottage for a few

. n. Hand drive* a new horse which he received in a trade with Jerome Bowker last weAk Mrs. Aaroa Smith iaMndking longed v«*it entb fiteadsin Pnilidelphia. aareoce Howell eaptared a ■warm of beerat the beadb. last week The Ashing waack* Siabed and Annie Godfrey tmied-from the large pounds of Capt Danghty dfOnday.

PERSONAL MENTION tcoxruirsD ntoM nnsr page.) lu attomay for flvv yean from 1*5. and In 1»1 was appointed, by the Governor of Texas, district attorney of tbsSAth judicial dUtrict and was afletward reelected to the position three times He served In the Mth. SUb and 58th Congresses. Richard R. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mr*. H. C. Thom peon, was graduated from Lehigh Unlveraltr leet Wednesday with high honor*. Out of a claaa of thirty-arven he led In the matter of electrieal euglncer lugMias Alice McCabe, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Samuel B. McCabe, of Columbia avenue, is numbered among the popular voting ladles at this resort. Mr. McCabe will come to Cape May about July 1 upon his return from Europe Edwin F. Smith end family Kn iu a Columbia avenue rUU for the eummri Mr. Smith last Saturday sailed from Net York for lamdon to be gone a month and will Join hla family here in Augnst. James B. Sgte*. Of this city, now nearintf hie ainteeath year, receeilv graduated from Temple Commercial College, Camden, and U uew holding the position at aaMstaol bookkeeper with the wboltaalc groorry house of Berber 8t Allen, North

Rev- and Mrs. Roswell Haodol Hoc*, of Philadelphia, an occupying a cottage on Windsor evenne for the aummer. Mr. Hoea la a Chaplain In tt)a U. S. Navy and In the battle of Santiago was the officer who received Admiral Cevera, the Spanish commaader, when he was taken aboard the battleship Iowa aa a prisoner. * bated bis bank with him. Kudelph 8. Harley, of Spars. IU.. at the extreme old age of VI years, but erect and active, arrived hereon Tuesday evening on a visit to bis nephew. Mr. J. 1<. Landis, editor-of the “Wave.” Mr. Harley came east to attend the Wd birthday anniversary of a relative iu Peuuaylvaala Mr. Delaware ri. Darts, of Hay market. Va.. U enjoying a vi»*t at bis mother’s. Mrs. Sally B. Darla, at ber cottage on Franklin street City Treasurer Richard R. Miller purchased the naptha launch ‘‘Kik' Monroe Klmsey. Mbs Margaret A!. Ware and Mias Martha Schellenger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam net M. Scbeilenger, have gone for a few week's visit tyiiayouue and New York.

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One of the moat remarkable discoveries ever made In the region la that of a lake of liquid soda in the Inaccessible desert between Crastone, Colo., and Hooper, in tha Ban Lula valley. The lake Is an 'acre and a quarter In extent and lies at the bottom of a little basin valley In the desert. On^ta surface rods crystals have collected to a depth of eighteen Indies, the-whole lake having the appearance of a body of Ice with a bard snow covering. A recent examination by the , Bute Bcbool of Mines Show* that these crystals are 87 per cent pore soda, purer than most of the commercial soda offered on the market. -A—Denver man. E. M. Fa Ike, baa secured a leaae of the laud containing the lake and la now installing machinery which will convert the native crystals Into marketable form. There are K000 tons In

sight

The School of Mines experts aay that the soda Is a creation of feldspar. The granite masses of the Bangre de Cristo range stand sentinel on two sides of the little valley. The feldspar In the granite, undergoing decomposition, collect* In the lake basin, where It la held hi check by an impervioas day, and proper conditions are fond abed for

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