CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. JULY 20, 1905

CAPE MAY HERALD Lewis T. Stcvcns Propsiito* Wamrcn C Ne*l. Wanrokn. AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY/ Published Every Thursday Marala* at 606 Washington Street, Cape May, N> - • subscription: One Dollas Pen Yeas in Advancc

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CuamapotlUtn Mscnalne The most lutareatlug r»»ut In tba n>a«|Amlur world for the ootulug mooih ta the appasranos ot tha Coamopolltau under new suaplooB and In new Ksrb. The famou» oM maKaxInr. wblcb waa one of the pion. ten of teti-oetil pertodlesla. baa taklnK on a new lesae of life The Auipiat nutnher la tntereatluK ffom cover to cover. Rich anl I(ialllenue baa a charming eaaay on •The poetry of a Womau'a Smile ."Ulnatrated with photoarapba of New York aociety women taken intbrir merrieat mood' Alfred Henry I^wla hegina a aerial life of Paal Jonex which promlae* to Iw the moat Important peioeof biourapo) of the pres | ent yrnr. Probably the beat and nuwl l thrilliug moantalb^llmblnK picture* i taken accompany an aKicle by Georui I Abraham entitled "Moat DarinK of All | Mountain Cllmbera.'' Gareit P. Sarvlae tella of the work of tbe CarneK>e Instltuliona, new aolar . obaervatory on Mount : Wilaoti. California. Ada Patteraon dea cribea tbe adoption a* children !a New ! York City. Ambroae Bierce work* hi* | aatiric vein to a great adrtaSe In a timely ! eaaay. ‘The Jury Syatem in Ancient | America” a anppoaedlv hlatarlcal doctit of tbe year A.l>. :«W7. Herbert D. Ward contribute* an article that la bound create widq attention tbrought the country It dc*cribe» in vivid mannrr the peonage ayatem which ia working aneb in juaticein the aouth. The Action of thia mldaummer iaaue is by Francis Lyudr. Tom Maeaon' Mas Nurdan. Anna Whar bin Morria, Herbert (Jnick and Ambroae Bierce. Other cootrlbutera are Elbert Hubbard. Edwin Markham. Cyrus Townsend Brady, Johu B. Tabb and Alan Dale. Tbe number la beautifully and Imndantly illustrated In fact, the new Ywmopolitan bid* fair to aiep at once into the front rank of the maganlne*.

Pampered Prisoners. The dtscovery (hat a fed-ral prisoner confliu^l in a Vermont jail bed been allowed to keep a valet, besides receiving other privileges which made his incan-eration easy again call* attention to the need for better provisions for the punishment of offenders against United States laws. Some time ago it wa* discovered that a defaulting bank official, sent to a Massachusetts jail, had so many privileges that he was practically a boarder In tbe Jailer's family He was allowed to go fishing and to leave the premise* whenever he wished, and he gsually spent his evenings playing games with the keeper's family Such partiality shown to federal criminals, observes tbe Pittsburg Gazette, arises from the knowledge that they are beyond the county and state Jurisdiction except In the fact that they hare been committed to the sheriff s care. Be ■ides this, they are often educated persons. accustomed to luxuries, end their personality U likely to appeal to the offleer in charge. It has been the coelom of attorneys to learn of the prisons where such offenders are likely to be treated leniently and ask that they be sent there to serve the term for which they are sentenced. While all such prisoners may not receive special ponsideratlon. there is the temptation to allow it so long as tbe present system' prevails. Tha s..s.em. says the Gazette, should be promptl} broken up.

, The Sense of TrafficT

'Every town dweller should cultivate his "sense Of traffic." At first this means that Lc will take every step in a crowded thoroughfare, says the Lon don Lancet, with a reasoned conscious nesa He will never think ot his busi ness or his pleasure while be Is is the street, but only of the way In which - be is going, of what Is before him, of what is on either side of him. and oi what he U Paring behind him. At every crossing he will settle bis course, so to speak, and look out for dangers from every point of the compass. After Yery^lg^weekk of this careful self-regu lalion. he will develop the “eense of traffic.’' Without knowing It be will see and hear and realize all that moves about him. He will automatically avoid { collialun and It will be aa imposalble for him to take a step at the wrong time ae It was formerly difficult tor him to take it at the right one. He will at the same time preserve hts person and lighten the labors of tbe policeman. Street accidents occur to those who

have no "sense of traffic."

The fact is very well established that the United States ta not suffi-nng

•a tt ts from the neglect to properly dukribete these people after they

Summer Toon—Kiagtrx Wcniirlxrd For generation* Niagara Fall* has lieen tbe greart objective point for tourists in the United States, and despite the prophecies of many savants, is like to continue so for many more genera-

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lu early years a Niagara Kails trip was . *rv expensive, the property owners, guides, cabmen, etc., vying as to who could quickest draip tbe pockets of tourist— But this is all changed, tbe State of New York on the one side and rince of Ontairo on the other haying nerved for Public Parks the beat situations adjacent to the Falls, with free admissions and a low rate of charge for licensed carriage* being rigidly enforced by the Park Commission. One special expensive trip was tbe view of the rapids, but now the Niagara Liorga Railroad Co. running a line of trolley cars on each side of tne Rapids, afiard* a fine view of the wiripool, etc One specul point of Niagara Falls is that it does not fall on tbe senses after one view, one the contrary, new beauties are discernible as often as visited and many persons usert that the best of Its beauty is not seen until the 3rd or 4th visit. In contradistinction to theoldsvstem of expensive, wearisome travelling necessary to visit Niagara in former yean, the Ten Day Ten Dollar tours bv the Keading-Lehigh Valley Route are verv noticeable. Special trains leave Heading Terminal 8.30 a m., July 13th, Augtst 3rd and l»th, September 2 and 14 and October 5, and after a day-light run through theaernlc Lehigh and Wyoming Valleys~krrive» at "Niagara Falls ip the early evening. Tickets for these excursion* sold at rate of Ten Dollars for rounn trip from Philapelpbia and proportionate rate* Irom other points, are good on special train, or connections only and good return withia ten days on all trains except "Black Diamond Fxpreas.’’ tin Return trip stop-overs will- be allowed at numerous places of interest, and holders of these tickets can can secure special low rates on aideirips from Niagara falls, etc. ror foil information conxnlr ticket agents or address Edison J. Weeks, GenT Passenger Agent Pniladeiphia.

SHERIFFS BALE By virtue of sundry writs Ot fieri facia* dc bonis et isrrl* to ms directed. Issued out of the Cape May County Common Pleas Court. I will expose to salt at public vsudue ou Monday, August 21, 1003, between the hours of twelve and five clock P. M., to wit, at 1.90 o'clock In tbe afternoon of said day. at the Sheriffs Office, at Cape May Court House. County of Cepr May, New Jersey: All ot the three following described tracts or ff rceU of land, viz.: NUMBER ONK—ALL the following described tract or piece of land situate lu tbe Township of Isiwer. (now In City of Cape May) In the County of Cape M"> and Stair of New Jersey and is bounded aa follows: BEGINNING at it post mauding twenty feet from tbe Hoe fence between Jeremlan Church aod pnnierly formerly belonging to Edmund L B. Wale* and also lu tbe line of land leased or about to be I raxed by said Edmund L. B. Wsle* to Jonathan Hare aud run* thence <!et) North fortynine degree* thirty minute* West twelve perches aud twenty-one links to a pnxl driven for a corner, thence North forty three degrees Eaxt twelve perches aud iwenty link* to another post: thence (8di South forty-nine degree*, thirty minutes Fast twelve chain* and nine links: thence Uth) South forty otic degree* West twelve chains and twenty link* to the beginning, within which hound* ix contained ONE ACRE of ground, be the xamr more or

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NUMBKR TWO —ALL the following described marsh, tract or piece of land situate in the Borough of West Cape May. In the County of Cape May Stnd State of New Jersey and bouuded a* follow*. BEGINNING at a corner of land of the Knickerbocker Ice Company and the W est Jersey Kallioad Company: thence along the eaaterly side of the line of said Railroad Company North sixteen degree* Ilf u minute* East one hundred and forty- . en feet to a corner of land now of said Weat .Tersev Railroad Co., formerly of William Kldrtslge: thence bounding on said Railroad Company'* laud Aootb sixtyfour degrees thirty minute* East about six hundred and twenty feet to Cane Island Creek: thence along said Creek South three degrees fourteen minutes East about sixty-six feet to a small gut or branch ot said Creek: thence South forty degrees West about elghty-fl ve feet to tbe line of the Knickerbocker Ice Company's land: thence bounding on said loe Company'* land North sixty-six degree* fifteen minute* West about six hundred and twelve feet to the place of begiuu’ within said bound*TWO J more or leas. NUMBER THREE - Situate In the Borough of West Cape May. Cape May County, New Jersey, BEGINNING at a ' *dar post In the Northerly side of the ... Road near Cape Island Turnpike Bridge, which said post is the Southwesterly corner of Jeremiah E. Mecray’s land and running from tfaenoe binding on tbe North side of said road on a course North seventy-seven degrees West eighty-four feet to a post for a corner, which said po*t t» tbe corner of the division line established by quit-claim Deed made between Bridge! Hatpin and others and Walter S. Ware et si., and running from thence North twen-ty-one degrees, fifty-five minutes East one hundred and t went)-four,feet to lands of Mary Hughes, deceased: thence thereby South seventy-one degree* and fifty min utea East about one hundred and fourteen feet to lands of the saki Jeremiah K Me cray; thence thereby Sooth thirty-six degree* and thirty minute* West eight perches to the beginning. Subject to prior encumbrances. Seized as the property of John Halpln, defendant, and taken on executions at the suits of John W. Woodside and Thomas M ood, plaintiffs, and to be sold by WILIJAM H. BRIGHT, Sheriff Dated July 17. IMB. Lewis T. Stevens, Att'y.

AN ORDINANCE

An Ordinance ordering the construction n/ a sewer la the city of Cape May. New Jersey, beginning at the sewer disposal plant of said city on Madison avcanc and extending along Madison avenue toward the ocean to Reach avenne. and thence northeasterly i

Beach avenue to Baltimore avenue. - .

Whereas, A petition has hem pic sen ted to. *° public »endue. , the Common Council of the CMy of Capri Monday, the Seventh Da' May. signed by more than thier fifth* in! Aunuat A D I One value of the property owners on the street* j August. A D, IWUj along which the sewer hereinafter referred ' st the hour of one o'clock in the aft to i* to be laid, said valuation* ascertained | of »«id day st the Sheriff , office « from the last duplicate of assessment of the I »»>' Court House, in the county u

City of ■Cape May. which petition requested i May

said city to lay the said sewer along the ] All the following dt-.ml.cd street* hereinafter referred to and in the | <rf land stid ptenuxe. xituate. . _ ■aid petition specified; and requested the i ing ip the City of Cape May. in the Count) construction of said sewer under and purxu 1 "t Cape May end State - f NVw Jersey -Ha ant P> the provision* of an act of the Ix-gi* 1 ate on the norther!) side of Hughes stirel ml tire of the State of New Jersey, entitled I *dj , 'ining land* of S*!ltc I’ William*, he

! "An Act conca-rning the extension of sewer* j turn B Swain and Thoms* If William-on.

i and sewer system* In cities in the state, i *nd bounded as follow*, to «lt approved March n. 1904. and in which said Beginning *1 a point in the norther:-, -ide

! petition it waa *e« fort 11 that said petitioner* line <>f “id Hughe* street, which 1* . ! •. ihe

j each bound them*elve# to pay to tbe city of < Southwesterly corner of said .-a.: t I’

I f'apr May. of the cost of such construction, 1 Williams' lol 'hence binding '■ ' -aid j *urh a-.*e*suu ut ax shall be made by the ; Willitm* line » northerly course. .4' ; .ghl I city of Cape May in accordance with the 1 angle* with aaid Hughe*-treet. one hi-.dred (provision* of the charter or general law* and three and -eaeuth t« n-h- fe«: to a

! governing assessment* for sewer construe | corner in the line K j - - .. n '* land

| tion in such city, Now. therefore. | thence a wextfcr!) course pat*!!- 1 wtth said

Section 1 Be iUbrdamcd and enacted by i Hughe* street binding b) *«i- *«ain aland. : the inhabitant* ofChe eity of Cape May in thirty eight feet toother I

tJHKklFF'hHALk.

By virtue of a writ of fieri facia*, to me directed, issued out of tbe Court of Chancery of New Jersey, In tile rante wherein James C Hctinrtl is complainant, and William Fat

row, Jr . et al arc defendant*,

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Sant I* 1x0 Bandit Ontrsue. SANTIAGO.. thiNs July IS.—Jime Plniro. Who 1m* lwon arrosie-.l on mispirtnn of tiring I ho loa.lee of the bandit* who Mi >llie night of July 0 nt-tn.-krd Jnliitu Oudoya. un Aiuericwn iHinkor and ngreit of the Ward Him. at hi* homo ucru** the buy. has conformed 1 but ho received money from Mr. Cendoya. but refunen to divulge the named of bia aanociateu tu the crime. Mr. Ceudnya hn* lwen unable to Identify other persona who bare lwon arrested

Wnlrhnsnher Murdered. PHILADELPHIA. July IS. WUlldm Crodby. u traveling watchmuker at this city, ha* been murdered In a lonely roud in NaMwrth. a suburb at this city, fnwby * small satchel, in which be carried watches, was foond near his body empty. He waa known to have bad twenty-oso wntclws In the aatcheL lYw body was badly bruised, face niaabed, probably with a 1. and oae eye was gouged out The police are bunting for three men who are knows to bare followed him.

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NOTICE TO BICYCLE RIDERS

Attention ta hereby called to the following ordinance: An ordinance to regulate the use of blcye'ea, tricycle*' and simlllar vehicles lu tbe city of Cape May. Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the iubabitanta of the City of Cape May in City Connell assembled, and it is hereby enacted by the antbority of same. That all bicycles, tricycles and similar vehicles, when in use on the highway, street*, lanes and public places of tni* city, shall have m lamp of such Bln minMlng power as to be seen one hundred v-trdsahead, attached thereto and kept lighted, between one hour after simaet and sunrise Sec. 8. And be it further ordained and aacted. That all anch bicycles, tricycle* ..ml similar vehicle* shall carry a suitable alarm bell, attached to tbe handle bar* of such vehicle, which when rune may be beard one hundred feet distant. bee. X And be It further ordnined and enacted, That no person or person* shall be allowed to ode any bicycle, tricycle or similar vehicle, within the city limit*, at a rate of speed exceeding eight miles no hour, except as herein provided Sec. 4. And be it further ordained aud no bicycle, tricycle or *...t * *" n tbe _ __ vided. however, tbst this ordinance shall not apply to foot paths or portions of highways, streets, lanes or public places of this city lying outside of the thickly settled parts of this city, which are worn by travel and are not repaired by tbe city authorities or Ire tbe abutting owner. See. 6. And be it further ordained and Med, That the committee on Streets Highways, or a majority of them, may. In their discretion, upon any special

specialUrns, — public wavs of tbs city, at any rate of speed, and may annex snob other reason aide conditions as tbey shell deem proper: end they may also permit tbs nae of vrlo clpcdas or other similar machine, by cfail •Iren, on any each sidewalks, boardwalki

and public ways of said city.

Bec.fi. And be it furtbsr ordainsd and enacted. Thatfor each and every violation of tbs provi&ks of this ordinance, the

or AMsn&an, may. upoSi comp! ' not exceeding tbe earn of five ' offense, with costa to be

fault of tbe pi

aneti may 001 idNmfin to the city Or county ■nSfiM and coses are paid.

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Dated July mb. IMA

Mayor o and due

proper, not dcilars tor n

"ity Council ussrmblrd. and it i» hereby enacted by authority of the juirnr that said ■•ewer, a* specified in *aid petition, be and the “me i* hereby ordered constructed that i* to say, a sewer i* hereby ordered constructed under and pursnant to the pro vision* of an act of the legislature of the i .■•tatc o! New Jersey, entitled "An Act con cemiug the extension of sewers »nd sewer »yetein» in Cllir* in thi* state." approved March n. 1904- 1 •' 1.. ll'ol page Ivm. which said sewer seall begin at the sewer disposal plant of said city on Mailt-on avenue and extend along Madison avenue toward the ocean to Beach avenue, and thence north easterly along Beach avenue to Baltimore avenue, according to the plan of the Cape

May Real Kstate Company.

Section 2 And be it farther ordained and enacted. That after this ordinance shall have been regularly passed, pursuant to uid act. j and shall have taken effect, the Committee ‘ - un streets and Highways shall, without fur | ther order of City Conned, cause plans and I kprcificaiion* for said work to be prepared | and filed with the Recorder of said city, and advertise for bids for the construction of said work pursuant to tbe provision* of said act. which »aid£)id» shall tie 1 revived brand opened in the Common Council of said city and the award of the contract to the lowest responsible bidder or bidder* shall he made by said City Council at such time as said Citv Council determine* in make “id award: and upon “id City Council ascertaioiug tbe amount of funds necessary for the accomplishment of “id work uid City Connctl may. with or without farther or other ordinance for that purpose, borrow such funds ’ *»ue bonds of “id city 'berefor pnrsoo the provision* of the said act of the Legislature herein referred to. The bond* so Issued shall draw inteiest at five per cent per annum, payable semi annually, and said bonds shall not be sold al les* than their par or face value; said bonds shall be in denomi nalionr of one hundred dollar* cfach. and one-third in amount of “id bonds shall be mad* payable thirty years from their date and shall be known a* long term sewer bond* and two-thirds in amount of said bond* shall be payable at two years from their date and shall be known as short term se ver bonds; and all moneys received from the assessment* of tbe adjacent properties for the coat of the construction of said sewer shall be paid into a fund and preserved intact to discharge said short term sewer bonds at their maturity. Said long term sewer bonds shall be coupon bonds and said short term sewer bonds shall be registered bonds with

Williamson thence southerly at hk 1 : ••I'lrle* with said Hughrx oteret one bun'. »ud three ami seven tenth* feet to Ihe *! ..id *ide line of “td Hughe* -treet the • by the'“me parallel thereto, an ea*tei!> . • -v thirty-eight feet to the lieginning (. 1 tu-. o tng three thousand nine hundred and‘.hi:*, v six square reel ot land be the “me imur <*

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Being the umr [Trenu-e* whi< h I Lcayi mg Sheppard and »t!e, by deed dkted NoveAber i6lh. 1*97. and recorded in tbe Clerk'* office of Uie County of Lapc May in Book No. i ts of Heeds, page. . granted and conveyed to the uid William

Farrow in fee

WILLIAM !» BRIGHT.

SHERIFF'S

a writ of Fieri Facias, to me

the Court of Chancery •xpose to “le at pub

Section .v And be it farther ordained and enacted that the Mayor is hereby authorised to sign said bonds and the City Clerk to at test the “me and to affix the corporate seal of the city thereto, and the City Treasurer to countersign tbe ume and sign tbe conpons thereto attached, and the Finance Committee are herebr authorized and directed to prepnre naid bonds ready for execution by the officers of the city hereinabove named, and npon thetr execution as herein directed to sell the same, or any part thereof for the best price which may be obtained thereto!, not les* than the par value thereof and upon the sale thereof, or any part thereof, and the payment therefor, the pro cceds of such sale or sale.- shall be applied to defray the co»« of the construction of the sewer herein referred to. Section 4. And be it farther ordained and enacted. That upon the completion of the work ordered under the provision* of this ordinance the cost thereof shall be aaaesaed to the adjacent properties to the amount of tbe benefit* conferred upon “id properties respectively, in accordance with tbe provision* of the charter of the city of Cape May and existing laws governing such city a* to asscssmenta; but not more tiian two thirds of the cost shall be assessed to adjacent properties; and “id assessments shall be 'e immediately upon the completion of 1 work and become parable in three months from the date of such assessment. Section 5- And be it further ordained arid enacted. That upon the issuance of said bond* a sinking fund shall be created sufficient to meet such long term sewer bonds at their maturity, and there shall be assessed annually in the City of Cape May tbe necessary taxes to pay into the said sinking fund annually the necessary amount, and also to par »be annual interest on said long term and short term sewer bonds. Section 6 And be it farther ordained and enacted. That this ordinance shall take effect immediately npon iu passage and dne publication. Approved President of ConnriL 1^1x6.1905ThotnmsW. Millet. Mayor. Attest: Jno. W. Thompson, Recorder.

By vir

directed, issued o of New Jersey. I ' lie vendue, on

Monday. July 24. 1905.

between the hours of twelve and five o’clock p. m. to wit. at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day. at the Sheriff * office, in C*jk May Court House. Cape May County, Xcw

Jersey.

All that three story frame dwelling house, situate on the south-west side of Decatur treet. in tbe city and county of Cape May Ute of New Jersey, on lands of Abigail Hheppard, said house, being about thirty feet in w-idth and about fifty feet in depth, ‘being on lands now of John B. Huffman : Seized as the property of John Halpiu. et al* defendants, taken in execution at the suit of John B Huffman, complainant, and

to be sold by

WILLIAM H. BRIGHT Sheriff.

Dated. June 17. 1905.

John B. Huffman, Sol r. (, 22 p f is 40 IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To William Willoughby:

By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on tbe da^. of the date hereof, in a cause wherein UiM too Keitn is complainant and you and City of Ocean City are defendants, yon sJ^P required to appear, plead, answer, or demur to tbe bill of the said complainant, on or before the twenty-eighth day of August next, or the said bill will be token as con-

fessed against you. t

Tbe said bill is filed U> foreclose a mortgage given by William Willoughby and wife to Milton Keim, dated the eighth day of September 1904. on land* in the city of Ocean City; and you are made a defendant because you own said lands or some part

thereof.

Dated June 17. 1905. Grkv, McDKitgorr & Knkight, Solicitor* for Complainant. 177 Market Street. Camden. N. J. p f $4 50

NOTICE TO OYSTER TONOERS Notice is hereby given to *11 person* «n gaged in the gathering of seed oysters or natural oyster* with hand tongs or patent tongs that tbe failure of the Legialatore to provide tor tba appointment of Shell Commiaaioaers doe* not operate to repeal the laws regulating the time, place and manuvr of gathering anch byators. All anch laws are In fall force and effect The undersigned dwem U their duty to ate that tbeae laws are eafarced and to the extent of their ability, official or other* be. they wiB aee their brpt effort* to apprehend and punish violator* of nay anch law

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

are prohibited from throwing or depositing upon the streets and sidewalks of the city, refuse of all kinds, loose ashes, paper, scraps and debris of all kinds, in violation of an ordinance of the City of Cape May en titled '‘An Ordinance denning the duties of the Committee on Streets and Highways,” and supplements and amendments thereto which said ordinance was approved Jnne 4, A. D- 1876, under the penalty- therein contained. EDU-aao Savrk.

TELEGRAPHERS

NEEDED

_.l new position* creat Telegraph Companies. We want YOUNG MEN and LADIES of

good habits, to

Learn Telegraphy akdb. &. Accouvrnra.

We furnish 75 per cent of the Operators

and Station Agent* in America. Our six schools *rc the largest eacl u*i ve Telegraph

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Schools in the world. —______ yews »”A endorsed by all Rai!l“bwd Offici-

als.

We execute a t>so Bond to every student to furnish him or her a position pay inf from £40 to f6o a month in States east of tbe Rocky Mountain*, or from $75 to •100 a month in Sutcs west of the Rockies. Immediately upon graduation. Students can enter al any time. No vaentaons. For full particular* regarding any of our Schools writ* direct to our executive office at Chuinnali. O. Catalogue free. mwantvmmun

are hereby reqmated te refrain from •wing balk of any kind en the

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