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VOL. V. NO. 46

CAPE MAY, N. J., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1905.

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FIRST DANCE - OF SEASON Young Society Folks Enjoy Evening At Windsor Hotel

PERSONAL MENTION

given by cape may club

..TCTa of Trrp*lohorT«n Art Spend Merry Krenln* Other Dancrt. In Near Fulnre

The Or»l dunce of tb* winter we* glTeo by t>r Cnpn M.y Glob “ Ur Wiodeor Hotel bMt Sntordny erenlnit. I« • n . , t •ojoyable |t»lberla« nod tbe Brnt comlOK tottrtber of lhe OTub for tb* winter «ar n noclnl good time, w Among tbewe who nttended tbe tlnooe were- Mi»»e>. M»ry Tnylor. Jennie Haghen. Unn Kennedy. MnUleMnrcy. Ethel BU«toer. Mnrln Moor*. Mnry Bob*. Sr»le BnlUngy. Mnrtbn Seal. May Olieer. le»ora Taylor. S«ll. York. Mr. Borden. Meaara ainton Rutherford. L«lle Crawford. Frank f—ly. M' P»l«*. GKari Miller. Cbariaa I. BmaotnUler. . barlcs Nlebola. Willi. Benckert. Oiarlafc Bohtn. Char lea Taylor. Sntnnel Maeey. Frank Miller. Horan. Cboreb. RUDEYIUE UlTtllTlinilEKT To be Olwew try t»te Ctoolr of tbe Church of thr Adeem Tb* choir of the P. »* Cbureh. wblt* wtu.i-- l» turiam on Tuaaday eeenlng. Nueeoiber XI. aa nunoouoad In laM week'* HlRAl U, ba. a^enred tb* ta»otu little Ibutee Mater, at Ca-dr*. Wb* wMl ka.-. «<« ^ daoe. art lata They will al«o proluc* a comedy akrtcb entitled "Two Friend, of Wall Street." which promts* to be eery iDtereatlnc- »-*«»• >«.. home -t-lent will take part and It peoml-a 10 be a eery l for both yoongl a la 15 and X oanti

Happen Inga of a Week Among Yowr Kriead. Mra. 8. W Grit b pamlng tbe wark In Philadelphia. Christopher Gallagher and family bar* closed their cottage and returned to Pfalladclphta lor the winter. Mr. and Mra. W. ft Scholbld were a over Sunday of Amrublynuin and Mra Jam*. M. E. Hildreth. Mr. Albert F. Damon, one of our well known mu turner cottager*, wa. among Cape May rial tore orer Sunday. Mr. Ralph Petereon, a oaolracting painter of Sooth Deonb. and prominent uoolc clrelea w»* In thb dty on Monday. Percy Boetball. hb friend Mr. Atklnaon o' Philadelphia and Frank Mecray of thb city are out on a running entire with Iww

Quail Said to be Scarce Omm> City Smito*!: - The gunaen are ail of the opinion that ataall .hooUng I hi. year will he eery Door They mala fhat nerw Wore.within lheir recollect tan Were »igt» of quad few and that it waa a rare thing U> hear the f.mtn-r mMMt* °f the "Bob White dor or tbe early Mirren in thelrfaTorU* haunU. Th. .portamen cannot aoSbuhl for the mnrelty. Somemy bo wrier that the aoelbem Mrd. thal we e liberated In th# bood. and field, here cannot Uand oM weather. Irene* freere. while other. ade—W the opining that they

Edward B. Ieamlug, of Camden, wa. a visitor over Satunlay and Suotlaj of Mr. and Mra. J. Spicer 1 Hughes tirert. ba Ss Stereos, son of Thomas 8. Stereos. Be., baa rvalgued s» paator of the First Pieobyirrian Church. Wllmiag00. to accept a call lu a Philadelphia rhnrch. Tbe Mirers Fox. who hare been at Carroll Villa aioce June, depart to-moi for Phlladelphb. and will reside during t« winter at S010 North Sixteenth street. Mb. RobloK>u. a trained nurse of high repute, has come to the sick room of l LM, Scbelieuger. Joining Mbs Du bob the care of tbe patient. In whom condition a alight Improeemenl b noted at thb writing. John D. Johnson, Jr., of Mt. Holly, waa among Cape May rtsilors over Sue ' He brought along with him hb cut lie and thoroughly enjoyed bb about town and tb^anyroondlng country with bb machine. Harry Vaoderver. who ba* been a precuriotu condition for two room pant, .lone undergoing a critical snrgkal operation. U still under hb physician’* care, and in the hand, of that exoellanl nurae, Mbs Manferrru, t A me m hi y man James M. E. Rlldreth was among tbe prominent Stale political

roe. but It appear, to the gunner. j aqalrreb af» plentiful.

Must Pay Po* Tax Coairary to the oeoal practice io Cap-

May city every

t person twenty-on.

Been bnaAhb y^r receired . there hjmbw la that any person who paid

x gnna rml estate WM not comoelled to pay poll tax. but the new lax law whjel

tbe poll tax

prraou. who hare hereVtore pot paid poll la. he can* of tax on real. y will know why they ore

l« the Suited State, district court apiasBKjriisasss a petition in bankruptcy. U1 - amhaantoMJMLM. and gnmhM.BB^BM-au r-saErjsvtm; offica af Lawta T. Btai BaakJruptay. on Mooday.

CITY COUNCIL IN SESSION

Hold A Special Meeting On Tuesday Evening

NEW SEWER INSPECTOR

Number of Bill* Were Ordered To Be Paid-Beach Front Pavilion

City council held a special aeasloc Tuesday evening In Iran.act .nch bu.l a. wa. absolutely neorsaary, there having been no other meeting thb month. F dent Towomad presided and there were four other, present. Memre Brook*. Dost, Sayre and Taylor, a bare quorum. 6. Walter Beooett waa cboaeo Inspector for tb* new newer, upon recommendaUtm of City Engineer Dr Wilt C. Barlow. lumber of bilb were ordered paid. Including MUftl to the Cap. May L’ghtaud Power Company for September and <letter. Prsaideol Townamd called at tent km to lb. balance of lb. llgbUng appropriation, lag only MOO to law for Septembr her. Noeembtr. and December light I110O for elect rid'y and 1150 for ga> for four Booth, would make MOO, or an oeerdruwn appropriation of I1J00. Coupell decided to cut oC enough electric If-^*- > have OO overdraft. The pavilion at the foot of Goevtuy street waa ordered ciowd for the balani of the year.

HoL Sredle* 11 glrlog Green Trading Stamps with oreb pnrelm..i only. W. mak. caudy freOh every day. ehoc-

Eation of the House of Amembly when the Legislature mseM 30 Tuesday. January 1 Her. Edward K. Tulltdgn. of Philadelphia. will oOcUto at

moa at II o'clock sad reruing prayer sad rermou at TM o’clock. Mr* Kent, daughter of J. J. Bpkrr. of Wasblagtoorwho for the part two i

cottage, hasdbdliaoe ibrit after ap illocM of Bvpral Wpaka Her how daughter of three years. Cap-.. Frank P. Downs, who b a native of thb dty and who for a nog-*— baa born anptolu Of the Holly ■mein* Slat km. b 1H with ~

Wbiladelpfaia

frjrn aim was thal be waa grad nail covering and would be able to rsturc l a few day *- . • A. Marry lg| H*m, wjqof Mra Ella H. lBdlam.afthbcUy.aad former proprietor of the Glmwocd Hotel bore and last f tbe Kingmmlag Hotel. Onaas City, ho baa l-eeti Mrward of tbe Boostoo c oh .d the Dtrik-revk. -if Pec

Wl tTBptexu. of what has today besoms a malignant cancer in political ami nee. Ufa. aad show, that graft ba. tha came of ail oar ware aad has more mac than aver died from foreign ballets. Ne part of life.aarsMrrWhWbU.is free from thb whbh exbsda into t^yhgaws In the

with HlH aad Goold for the oootrol of the mUroada, aad b sow MT la tha nchlb ava. Tha "Wall «treat Idas’

wo einure. bm resigned the Utter position ami will aoodpat a reUauraot of Mat Street aad W aad land Ave-

ne*. Philadelphia. Pa.

"There’, nothing ao kiagiy ns Uadi "Aad notbfsg *o loyal m irqth " o«r. bereft or dad. laadag ooamuwt. __ . ir eotcaa «*Bkniae the Mast ftlgh. The trite saying. "’Tb mow hi mad lades than tq.reoMre." b abo true and tbe isbrelaRr do we giaaa the biaaaibg whan from the cratefnl. gladdawad eyeef a fallow creature me gsaag Ms Ncoa b as a»|a«tly worth-

JgfflKKKgaVae •e-eenf eight we rfkre gb * eocglxzzc an who wwsM gam by uaim the lily aptwwraae. af the plam. Death ad «- M. Manraad Her k B Hay—and. a Mreae paste, af the (bpe May OaM Mamm bapaha

Lift yaor vets* la g Caa't you hsip the poor aUagL God's ot

FACTS TOLD IN BRIEF

-Are yoa planing for Chrbtmaa f -Hand Ul .boot it la Hogan', naapo -Tha day. of th. terhay are a .mb.

GUNNING SEASON OPEN

I bearer mre are kept Lasy re Ilk. pillowa. their place

Increase Of flame Reported From Many Sections

LOTS OF SPORT PROMISED wr Quail. WildGaaee. Babbits aad Other Small Game Killed b The Coanty

■ weaU-ra gu to 1. Tl re trading atamig, Falllaa down tha^—pnalmiway oi the sloop Excel, Frank Ooagberty, of men Crerk, broke «wn4»l ribs. —Tbe Meat e Comptrollye ha* apportioned for Cape May ooaaty aat of lb* Stab .ct, col fond the sum of 4PJS15->>. meeting of the Cope May County Teaphere' Aa»ct>t|oa will be held at Woodbine oa hataidar. Korambrr 1& —Holly Beach rotereoa Taaalay aaj .y*d obit ken pot pb dinner, which waa preread by tbe Women of the Preaby leria. hutch -Don't forget tb'i T<ra Ote nrokl the greater part of the rush hr doing your Christman .hopping now. Lam than two aad MbaSwab IJojd, popwlar young paopla of OaaHbvUb. ware B, M. Wapba. paster aft

oaivad bat two areas par psaad la tha New York markat. —Tha wpd^lagaf Mre. Mary MarewaM and Jama* Jaffcrpoo. of Sooth Dnanlgtcok place In tha Owihan OathoUeObmrdh. Mhv.

Friday, bat vary Hub compared to Satur whan It was much easier for lb. soarts to gat away from tha oOoe or (ha store. Many pareoua think that If ooe don act get no tha ground at tha start, or re asm to It a. b generally practicable •hat tbsre will ba ao gams left to shoot at. Am a mailer of tael, the .warms ot met ■dbOya. the la tit popping of gum

IF. and Lb. sportsmen Lava great UfBculty la atertlag It. Bssldes thb then oooatderaU* danger of being shot on the fret day by tha noriom aad those ao rank lav or W regardiea of tbs righta ot other* bat thgy ought to ba looked up at home Probably mars accidents happen daring Hare w.re than the row of the maeow. waa cl am*, of gam. are more pleuUfol year than they hare been in mveral oua. although there b noshing Ilk. th.

France In IMO. In 1(02. at tbe age of ’Mve year*, be came with bis parrots to U country. He waa twenty-eight year* old when In 1888 be came to C-pe May. ; Into bu.ioeaa and mat* money, chiefly aa proprietor of an extensive raoge houses. In tbe days when batben paid fifty cents for salt and roam. Beings natural genius and a skilled tccbanlc. be soon branched out aa a builder on bis own account, several of tbe >Ual building. In town rising of bla handiwork and enter, prise among them being the Hotel Ls'ayeti*, Arno-d's famous oafr building, bo'fa U the ocean end of Decatu r street, tbe iape May Hoore at the head of Jackson tired, and the large doable dwelling at Bank and Broad streets, all well designed architecturally and aubalanually built He disposed of all these properties ana for i has been familiarly known as tbe "Autocrat of tbe Iron Pier" bleb be baa exclusive management, and upon which be baa bla comfortable borne. During the Wa be nerved three In City Council.

mfw Md i bayuynrda, feeding will

New Jersey waa rapidly _ there Jl any aarepte apeak of today

uasaflht.iltff

law* daring the last few yews.

VICTOR DENIZOTS CAREER Aulorrrat of the Iron Pier" Always an Knu-rpriaiag Cltlaen Mr. Victor Deolsot. ooe of Cape May s most familiar figure*, and for more than thirty-fire year* aonitwbat prominently Identified wlifc the material growth ami

Noven*

ber “Review of Hgrlrw. 1

In tb# "American Monthly Re vie'- of Reviews" for November, the mo- t promi topics of discussion are.—tbe independent tendency In American poillica, as illaatraied is Mr Jerome's fight for reflection io New York and In other local iampalgu. In various parts of the country; tbe question of insurance management; the meeting of Rusal*', first parliament, tb* Duma, and the method at Ua election:

sanitation taught at by

•rery yuoy. TV* M ref-cURy Ihe c—a •There tbe «uuulng l, good. Thousands '

- ilreaed hr club* aad hi

♦tab to rmcryf tb* .hooting ter i • V" ' owpefs bare

it for church federation in America rod England; the contribution made by our usiioaal Ilf. (apropo of the idred-and-fiftleth annleera try of the landing of <hc first J.w. la America): it ooodilloo of rural Ireland, sod tha workings of the new land law: and the provision tor sport* and games In tb* park figjgiuunfia of onr great citiot. Following th* WlUci.lu of life-insurance aathods mpd. hy Mr. Walter Wellman In ba October number of the Her lew of Heviews. We-President Kingsley, of the New York Life, ooutribnie* to the present a umber a trenchant article on "The Driving Maw r at life Insurance." In which be reaMaris • tha achievements of tbe great cam pan las and defends their essential

sound ness.

The best description of rural Ireland in bar penest condition thal has appeared In print b contributed by Plummer F Jones. Che lllostrailous. nil from photographs taken during the past Bummer, rerraarot la a vivid way tbe lights and shadows of modern Irish life. Tbe Hon. Thoms*'W. Bnseell. M. P-. add* aatn* important critlam* of tha now Irish lamd Act. Mr. W. T. Stead, who l* now in Ratals, ■d la following with great Interest the rctk>n campaign for the Bret national trilament, or Duma, eontrlbutes the mat complete statement that has yet been printed in English of tbe method, by which tbl. representative assembly is to

JOHN HALPIN, a member of the Cap. May City Fite Department. who departed thin Ilf* October fifth. A. a IfM, la the Party .sixth yang of

la view of Ihs loss wa hare

pn)mMe.iMb. hatter than or* NeklS-trovb+e nor H psoas •‘U to make this oro rerot of tha ohild's ooe loog to be remembarefi, aad ft Is tbe fiaaire of those ooooaeMd with the M that three plate are folly In addition to than Chriatof Cbariaa A.

any time you may c lags at J o'clock, aa I if yoa want to get 1st of “hatalr’’ at a moderate peiaa. U will pay yobteteehtmeary,

77',»yw J 7^*» >• SS

Tbe •'Nationaf" fbr November Ooe hundred contributors of text picture maks tbe November National tbe richly varied and picturesque report of the current life of America io tbe whole •eld of monthly periodicals Nor does tbr Natioeal treat American life a Noguchi’. daiUbt/ully Intimate “With Rossetti iu London” and Poultney ~ low’. “Tb. First Lady of China' that strike the note of universal interval. Captain Arthur McGrgy review. nor'i h pol-r expeditions. Charles Waryen Stoddard. In 'The Doom of a Prims Doona,’’ tell* the thrilling stery of the strange life nod tba Michael

tad

In‘The Good Thera to la War.” . Shell Chsppsl prewrote sixteen P< fresh gossip, Uriahly IllaatrateJ. about 'ABalra at Washington." Frank Putnam

THE OCEAN BOULEVARD A Subject Which Is Re*ll> Worth Consideration WOULD BUILD UP PROPERTY Boulevard Would Friend From Atlantic Highland, to Atlantic dty

There U something no faarinating about the idea of an ocean boulevard tending* all along the coast from Atlantic Highlands to Cape May, thal the shore paper* are excusable for agitating the subject for each soercssive ocean now has has its own boulevard, a broad, graded, and in some place* paved highway, .kirliog me beach, beyond which no stores, dwellings, hotels or other building* are allowed to belotmled. pier* sod pavilions excepted. - At some time In the future there separate and distinct Iwulerard. are icslaioed to become connected sod to form one oootiauotis route, for the hole shore front is being built up and ccupied more rapidly than any other strip of land in thh country, and iu tbe world. Nevertheless the progreea is not rapid enough to eat many people, and some obstacles mre in the way of such a continuous, improved shore road as in

contemplated.

Tbe agitation this year, as renewed by the Asbury Park Press, is in tbe form of a project to be undertaken by the State Iu a word, the legislature ia to bcinvoked to assume the aggressive (natter, to overcome all tbe obstacle* which have hitherto balked one or more boulevard •ehetnev, and to build and in part pay for about 100 miles of telford road; fifty mile, in tbe rear future, carrying tbe pro pored boulevard from Sea bright down tbe coast to Atlantic City, and, later, extending it to Cape Hay on tbe south, and poaaibiy to tbe Highland, and Amboy on tbe north. Those who have for manr year* past watched the eflurU of Asbury Park to get an ocean boulevard through Ocean Grove, and tbe thus fai successful ppogition of the latter place to tbe proponed innovation, will see at once why the Park papera are so anxious to nave the State undertake Ibis great improvement. New Jersey coold earilr do what Asbury Part has failed to do. it could also overcome any other obstructions or opposition all along the for what tbe State undertook would undoubtedly be carried into effect. Further than this, tbe boulevard if built the State and under tbe supervision of tbe road department, would be a* straight a* possible; would be of uniform width throughout; would be graded and pared up tc the latest standard requirement* and would be the most famous and most beautiful road in the whole United States. What a perfect pared lee for automobile, this ocean boalevard would be, the moment it was pc ted to the riding public. Tbe subject is certally really worth consideration. There may be. and doubtless are. selfish motive, behind its annual advocacy, ft would unquestionably build op a appreciate the value of every foot of Mod along the coast. It would give a groat impetus to improveits of every legitimate character along the whole line. But tbe Slate would have to appropriate more than for road*, and tbe counties treveraed would have to assume large bondepdedta to pay for thesr respective ' ■hares of the coat. In time tbe appreciation of the shore property woud more than pay for tbe boulevard, bat for a while tbe taxes it have to bo higher than tha naxii permitted by the HOfery am.

It bow is. and If aa ocean boulevard U to ba bodt at at all. UUs is the to build It. Along with tbe not a part of