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VOL. VI. NO. 38

CAPE MAY, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ao, 1906.

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PRIMARY CANDIDATES

Hon. Lewis M. Cresse, The Republican Candidate for State Senator From Cape May County

Those Who Will be Voted for Next Tuesday

CONTEST FOR SENATORSHIP

Ca»dl<lat«* Have N'c Named local Ptghia ►Vw

Cane Mar City. Tbr folloarlotf arr llie coodldalaa for the rariooa office* Id Cape May City: MI’l'BUCAS. Alderman—Ffaiicia K. Duka. Cnoocil Three Yean—William S. Shaw. Stillwell S. Hand. Joaeph Hand. Connell Ooe Year—Samuel H Moore. Aaaeaaor Gilbert C. Hmibea. Collector—Sol Needlaa. Jamea E Taylor, Tbomaa S. Stareoa. Treaanrer—laaac H. SmllbCboaen Freeholder—William T. SUeena. John T. Bennett. Oreraacr of Poor—Albert Q. Bennett. DBMOCBAT. Alderman—S. Waller Beunrlt. Council Three Year*—Joaeph H. El aril William M Gilbert. Joseph Haod. Council Ooa Yaar-WiilUm H Mill. Aaaaaaor—Mtcajah S. Smith. Collector—Sol Seadlea. Tnaaorer—William Porter. Cboarn Freeholder John T. Beuneit. Oreraaar of Poor—Albert U. Bennett. lamer Tow nahlp. The following are the lichen placed In nomination In Lower Townahlp: RBrt'BMCAX. Aaaeaaor—J. Dorel' Hoffman. Joaeph P. MdClaate. Collactor-Mllton Taylor. Cha*. Bourn. Surrayor of Higbwava—Joaaph L. Cmae Tbomaa Mathlaa. Townahlp Commltue—Jaa. H Tbomaa.

Mayor — William L. Camming*. Connell—Edward Morton. Charlaa R. WilUa.

Mayor—Ur. Albert G. Slerena. Connell—Edward Morton. Charlaa WtUla.

THE PEOPLE’S CANDIDATE

Mr. K. H. Reeves is Dead. Bishop Law Aids Savinfs.

Kogtewood Raeldent of Many Year* Paaaea Away at HU Raatdanoa. The Newt, of'EogUwood. Ilia., con lain* In lu lean* of Sapl. IMh, the following ohlluary notice: " Andrew H Kaerra. one of the old realden la of Englewood, dlari at bta OkM Yale areou*. laat Monday after nvee of orer a year. The funeral ea were held Wedoeeday afternoon and the luirrmeat waa at Ml. Hope. Mr. Baatpa waa made fatherleaa In hl> youth and igiBsadlately apperutlood him aelf to a gold'baater la PhlladelphU. 10 which city from the plaaa of hU birth Cap* May, New Jaraey. ha want aoon after hU fatber'a death. After h ariac thor ougbly learned lb* gold-haatrr'a hoatnaaa be came to Chloago and want Into boaineaa for blmaalf at lb* oornaeaf Clark and Adame atmrt*. He loat hi* bnalnaa* and I*la boma In the Chicago dm. bat aoon re cuperated and oontlnaad In bnalneaa until

MLITICAL COMMENT Creaae Faroe* Good Roade The Board of Kreebolden held tbair mealing laat Tbnreday at Court Houae State Hoad* Cocnmieeionets, Mr. HatcbD came orer from Atlantic City in norning and Mr. Creaae taking him and Freeholder Fo» inio hU ante peneeedad with them to the »bore^roa3*. Thare taking on Tony Smith, the party

In 1M1 ha gara all month* Barrie*, until muttered out becaua* of ill-health, in the Northern army, le U7I he married Mia* Julia C. Bright, of Marengo. 111*., who Barrier* him. He ieerea alan two danahtem and two boob: Mr*. C. T. Weir. Mia* Carrie A.. Barry aad Fowler. Mr. Keevea waa a man of atarllng charnot lb* allgbtaat Ulat b*ii>« upon m* Hr often q noted the prurerb. U rather to he cboaen than

nea to apaod Sunday In tha a mo fall to report for work until Ton* loralug. In tble way It waa laapos •IbW to run the mill* fall handed on Monday* and tha aofaar men of th* eetahlUh.

On Taeaday afternoon, next, from one nnlU nine o'clock the general primary election* will be held in Cape M»y county for the nomination of deleg^ee to the rarions Congressional Convention* and lo the County Convention to name can didate* for State Senator, Asaemblyman and Coroner, Iq the rariooa mumdpnlitie* the candidate* of both partie* for local office* wUl be named aim). The candidate chosen will be supported at the general election to be held on Xn< ber 6. No pp**qpj«bo has not been registered can rote at Tneaday’* pnmariea | bat they may register on Tneaday to rote at the November election. The principal contest aitbin the Republican party will be orer tbe nomination for Stale Senator, tbe pandldatea being Hon. Lewi* M. Creese, the preeent incumbent, and Hon -Robert K. Haod, bis predecessor. Indication* point to ■weeping majority for Senator Cresae, and t* the primary day approaches, pnblic sent intent more and more favors him, because of the moral laaue raised. Ig is a bgl t within tbe party between Oeaae ana tbe better cl*a* of Republican*, and Hand and the County Liquor League, backed by tbe State food. The following are the candidates for delegates to tbe County Convention, and for whom they will Tot*, if elected:

Cape May Cltv, First Ward-

sad ambition. |f* wa* a Ufradiat. for many years tb* ruperof th* Sunday school of th*

Snalrwood First MrtbodMt church, and for a quarter of a WUl pry the peeahleut of of th* Boaru of Trust*** uf that church. As a mark of reapret th* oAcUl Hoard of the cDorch atirndwl the fuarral lo a body, Th* pastor of lb* churph, a—lalsd by Dr. Swift and Dr. C. K Manderills.

nrr pa*tor*. <.|DcUt*d at tb* funeral low.' Mr. He**** leave* a wld* circle of friend* and acquaintance* who

Why Not T There are many ways la which • ommnnlty panedeertiacilaelf. Thai od of retiring Into oowo-oeity has tried three many year* In Cap* May. Af tar the summer eiaaon we have al way* withdrawn onraelrrs lots dormancy, akening only to find snrarlrrs h the race at the opening of spring. The d* to gat ready fw uaaf spring la mt Tha tips to prepare (or the futare is nt on# of tb* manna to this and la i Mown Exposition which opens a April MU. Cap* May should b* rep resected In tl gathering of nations, and now la th* tl

At the P. E. Church. Tbe following in'ortnatioo 1* gathered from the currant number of the "Parish I-ralet," tbe monthly periodical of the P E Church of the Advent, on Lafayette air set. Tbe Church of the Advent makes an arneat and urgent appeal to onr summer colony for aid In tbe maintenance of her aerncei through the coming winter The Diocese bid* os Godspeed but does not farther at on oar way with fi cs octal help. Oar Episcopal church, Dr. '« here to stay bat Is crippled in bar endeavors fo - lack of fands. She Is no longer adrenUiingforGod.bat lengthening ber staket and strengthening ber coras. Oar home peopl • are bearing cheerfully much-of th* financial harden. The envelope system ha* been intro doced and aene* of twnnty-fire pock, age* of envelops* bare been called lot . by a like number of our people. Bat oar eh arch la newly in the finld, and being without endowment,or very wealthy members, mikes ber appeal to you '* Ye riiall not appear before tbe Lord empty; every man shall give as be it able, according to tbe blessing* of ibe LordTby God which He batb girea thee” Deot. xn; 16-17. She make* ber appeal financially, bat further ahe makea ber appeal for yoar i'•riag intereat and investigation of her work; and of that which is moat needful. yoar prayers. Tbe Treasurer report* that on Bept ISlh, be ba* on hand 9166.11. All bills

F. Sidney Townsend, Barclay L. Scbellenger, Joseph K. Hand. Second' Watdt— James 1. lX>ak, J. Harry Smith. West Cape May— Edward Phillips, Daniel I. Woolaon. Sooth Cape May— Lower Towi-abip— Daniel Woolaon, James T. Hoffman. Middle Township, First Pretioct— John Sayre, Moffit Roorback, Alfred cooper. Second Precinct. Charles P. Venaman, Charle* Combs. Ocean City, First Ward— Andrew C. Boswell, John R. Grove*. Second Ward— Clinton BrecMey, Richard B. Btltes. Avalon — GUtwrt K. Smith Dennia, First— William E. Trent. Dennia Second— George Sayre. Woodbine— William Abramson

In a recent time, aggregating ItSJlO Tha church will, tbe refora, need funds to carry It through the winter period. About fMO will be needed to parch*** coal, pay for tight and other expense* will of necessity be incurred. Contribution t of thoee interested In tbe maintains no* of thinly all the year J copal church in Gape May.

Replying to th* laat four iasae* of tbe Democratic Time#, Prohibition (7) sod magwamp Star, in which they use yards of typa to daeeiva about tbe lax Act, which Governor Stoke* aad Senator Crease stood for. -Look at

J. Harry Hagbe*. Stephen B, Wi« Samuel F. Eldredge, Louis Sayre, Adam Saelke. Harry T. Lad lam. Geo. A. Cammu Harvey H. Walton. 1 .earning E. Hughes, William T. Bate.

Hlebard Holmes, iaiula S. litiiwell.

None. Wild woodJ. Albert Harris. Hotly Beach — Somers Barrett, William Crawford. Upper Township— John 8. Douglas*, John W. Gandy, Frank Ashmead. Id* City—

James Williams.

Samoel Rosenfeki

Stanley Kalbach.

Fred Meyer, Benj. F. Barker.

J ad gee Assigned to Urea I ta. The So pram* Court Judges h<rt made 1* aasicomenu of tbs Circuit Court Judges In th# Mate. Jodg* Kadioot baa been asaigoad to try the cbm* on tha Supreme Court Hat in Cam-ten county, and ba will twain the trial* of th* list today. Tbe other counties assigned to Judge Endlcott are Gloneasier. Salem. Cumberland. Cape May and Atlantic. Judge L'oyd baa baao assigned to the circuit embracing tbt conotire of Maresr, Burlington. Mid- “ ~ ** ith, Warren, HnntTxs clerk of Ixreer Townahlp baa been notified tbe voting machine la to be removed to Angieeea by request of the voters and Senator Croue's influence with the voting machine commls-

II yon have job work send it along.

Pastor of Old Chnrch Realgna. Tb# Rev. D. H. Lev arty, who baa been

Now It is tb* rule for all tbs workmen i report for doty Monday ssornlng wtah 0 Sunday "boon*" to be woraad ant of MtrafnMm briheo they nr* ready for lb* >11 of th* weak. Th* result. It la said, is let tbe men make more money aad tb* output of tha mills is Inerausd norm

Grand Jury In Meet Again.

At tb* opening of onr Conn last weak. Justice Treoebaid explained tb* Btsbop liquor law, reeding nt length from type, written oagas and dwelling no tb* point* therein. Tb* Court explained that all aa

-todows and *urutin*, ao

and law agents coaid nr* within th* ptaem at any boar. The Coart Intimated that a hotels ware not complying will ibis feature of lbs law and would ba mad' loeouot for any violations. Hamid: Any person violating any of th* provisions o< this aet le guilty of the nCeaat ot

keeping a disorderly bona*.

n Indictment should follow when ii appear* tc yon either that, aiaoe the tonru* day of July last, when this act bseame operative, th# proprietor of any pUnr not within tb* axoapted class, baa tailed to maintain at all timaa aa unobatructad view of tb* whole interior, or where, after

Perhaps on* way la which lb* repraaeortioa could ba effected would be and of say K mac. wall Informed. “Capa May" appearing prominently In their cape participate in lb* panda* and tha Naw Jaraey Urns frabe a ootnmlUa* to accom pany them to distribute advertising mat This la only on* Idas, many more car ba advanced. Could not tha Board of Trad* get togath r and devia* methods with ways aad maos’ Wm. Poi

Mark M. Fagan, tha reform Mayor of Jaraey City, proposes to transfer hi* actlriUea to the Legislature. The Kqnal Tax Leagnaof Hudson county has eel him to hand its ticket to ba voted for at lb* primaries on Sapt. K. Tb* ticket selected to a* follow.:Members of AaeemMy-Mark M. Fagan. John J. Coyle, Washington a Ryoo. William A. Joerg. Frederick M. Esher and Thomas Herbert Brown, of Jersey CMy; Frederick E. Fore* aad Frank J. Lem. of Hobokon; Wm. C. Kronmeyer and William F. White, of North Hudson; Charlaa Haefstrom, of Wmt Hudson; ore A

Do Y«n Want mta? A comfortable kpsu at a moderate price dlliod; haring four room* and kltabao first floor, three large room* second floor. third floor, hath, gas, pore outbuildings. >trace*. Lot 60xU0. On Third arsons near Broadway. Want Oape May,

N. J.

Gilbert C. Hagbe*. Beni Estate Broker,

In tbe IkernoonCepl Vanaman with the Comm leal oner nod Senator Craane In tbe machine ran oat to Goshen to look into road matters. In th* meeting rood matter* were discussed with the Commissioner and h* gave the Freeholders to understand that he would favor tbe building of ■ state road from tbe end of Ocean City turap ka to Petersburg, end one from Court House to Go»ben. Tbe rood* will likely be built in tbe near future. Senator Creaen wrged tbe importance af thane roods upon tbe attention of Mr. Ilntcfaiosoo. Tbe Freeholders attended to their regular business before adjourning.

t expense of th* tax peyera? It would eoet 960 (WO to 9100,000 to do it Nobody wants it. and be'U not get Ibe Job. A vole for Robert E. Hand st tbe primaries next Tneaday meant a vote for Ibe rastaralion of boas rule In tb* 'ty, and tor on* rase contracts for ubtoc. Haven't the tax payer* of tha county experienced enongb in tbe Holly Beech road and tbe Sen laie City

Tax Hand organ* accuse Senator re*M of tbe heinous often re of having money. Well Cape May County in to have a leader that done have to scheme to get at the taxpayers pocket*. Create is bnsy looking oat for the tax-payor while the other fellow to bnsy—Weil you know bow. Tax •‘horrible tax bill that Governor Stokes and Crease stood for, baa turned to be a money maker for tb* taxers. Look at your bill. That were tbe mie-reprereotatlon of the

to maintain the m

There is no doubt as to the position *b ch for mar Judge Voorfaees occupies toward the two candidate*. Hand and Crease. He i* for Hand and docs not care srbo knows it. Under tbearcumIt I* rather angratefal in Hand, while working among Middle and Lower Township voters, to speak of (7) of Sammy's Island with sucb -eathing contempt. Tbe *x-8enator knowe that it would lojore him to have it known in there two townships that waa with him, bene* the vile epilbeta he usee in speaking of tbe late lodge io this particular section, view of the fact that it was Hand who originally brought lawyer Voot down from Camden to ait In judgment rer tbe people of this county (and incidentally to buy up and convert to his

tbe natural privileges, U

exclusion of onr native born dtisens) it is but nature that Voorfaees should

dwaii be oaa tor Hand.

The Grand Jury adjourned to mart on tha STth in at., when R will consider a large rat of evidence which tbs Law and Order I sago* to said to have gathered.

it ashore en Two

are,;tha railroad tracks and embaakaeota ware th* only dry land between here the mainland. At Oape May no damage was done noUdrewere notioabie. owing to U c la mall on Bast of Cape May by the Cap* Baal Estate Company.

Find Balt Pork aad Oaa bob I the South Rad. Probably ona of tha m

cu la ted to make the Chloago packer*, blush for shams aa to its bonafld* antiquity, we* brought to light on tb# south end of Fve-MUa-Baaoh laat weak, whan revaral casks of salt pork, two kafls of oid-styU

Cape May Tax Bute Red abed. Tbe Coanty Hoard af Tax** mat at Court Boom on Tuesday aad flaally fixed

Us* of tb* con at j. In Oapa May City tbr

x rata this ysnr will be 91A6 oc against *».« laat yoar. Tha

Cap* May City will ha materially raduced this year, as th* nr Inform* oi tha baa bare no material Has in vnlsaitou. will b* gratify lag to ear ettiseos to km that thetaxre this ysnr in Cap* May will b» lass beoaure of ths equalisation of aa

church for fifteen year*, praam ted rsstguatioo Sunday, to taka effect November *S. Tb* church waa founded early to th* eighteenth eretury. Tb* first paa tor willed bto farm of mors than ICO nans tbs church for tb* benefit of

Ltqnor Leegne Meets. Tb# Cap* May County Liquor League mat at FlvaMUaBeaeh on Monday, aad decided to carry out th* wishes of thoAtUoUe City bare benwres nod the Beau Liquor League, aad “taka off tbair eonis" a* on* member said, ia support of Hobart E. Bead for tb* ~ '"

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Cop* May. N. J

Do yon waot to buy. want to eel! waat > mat want to borrow waat lo Insurer Consult Sol Needles. Agsot for Qiaos Fall loaaraaos Company aad Ooasaalty Com-' paay ot finite* (M Washington Btrast.

Mnato gtndlo building, S10 Washington street. Lsaaoea gtvre on piano or org ths day or ovswlng.

Ban ben Bawvss, Want Cap* May.

of th* lax rates In lb* sereral taxing

Mt, aa tollosra. ntty 41,88.8a.

Upper towuhptl-44.fi. ~ ~ Has flMfl.

xst right minded dtizen to for Creaae, first, last and all tbe time. W* challenge any man to successfully deny his honesty, hi* experience or bis ability. His record is anqoesUonablT without ■ Saw. ■rex is the man of tbe homo, tbe to whom be is tbe idol of tbe farmers, ebam pion of tbe masses and tbe advocate of equal rights to all and special privileges to none. K. E. Baud claim* 16] in the convention, and Senator Creaae claims 24]. Necessary to elect 16]. Watch for tha result. So man ever did or ever will get Creese to do anything that U not rigbt and just and square. Tax Star’s editor Is s diplomatcharging tbe Herald's editor with being bossed by Crease?

Pertinent Qneellona Ir Robert K. Hand to tbe bext Senator from Cape will there be lees, or ‘Record—Coibyiso;" in this county. Ir Robert E Hand is tbe next Senator from Cape May, will there be lew, r more, “Oaiadeniam" in tbe coanty? Ir Robert E. Hand to tbe next Senator, from Oape May, will there be lees, or more, "Nummy’s lalaodiam" in Cape May? This latter question u respect fully referred to the ‘ natural privilege leu of the lower end of the county. Ir Robert E. Hand is the next Senator from Cape May, will important appointmeuta for Cape May ooonty be made from Camden or Cape May? Remember the appointment made In

1901.

Tbe Democrat* Hopeful From Sea Isle Times, the Democratic organ ef Cape May county:— “The opportunity for the election of Democratic members of the Legislature from Cape May Coanty this fall la brighter it has been for many yean. It behooves the party to pot np candidates that wiL command the confidence of the county." The Times is advocating the nomination of ex-Sena tor Hand by the Demoits in order that the above ''opportunity” can happen. They know Hand la a weaker man than Crease. btt. n. m. It i* not mine to compare the merits of tbe two Candida ter for the Senatorial 'nation. Comparisons are odius, yon know, thongh the Wildwood "Bun'' and ita editor from Camden, bravely attempts it. and proves to Ala own aatla<acbon that Senator Cresre it a bloated aristocrat and owns an automobile. Moral: Creaes ia too high toned to the people of hts own county in tbe State Senate. Isn't It fanny? Tbe Trenton correspondent of the the Philadelphia Praia on Monday Rena tor Lewis M. Creme, of Oape May, to a candidate for ranomin. tion, and it la believed that he will win out in spite of the opposition ho is from former Senator Bobert who wants to come back as • lawmaker, Senator Ore post ere vine* have been very creditable and re ttafactor j and on that account It is believed he wUlbe re-elected by an ■creased majority." Was not that bridge echsm* for joining Atlantic and Cap* May started to jiveBob Haod another job

Delegates to Convention

agates to tbe Republican ' Couventioo from Cope May county: Lower Township—Bwaiu 8. Keev.a and Furman Barnett. Cap* May City, let—Dr. S. F. Ware* Walter A. Lovett. Ernest W. Lloyd. Cape May City. Si -Edward Barton. H. Walker Hand. Ocean City. 1st—Edward M. Sutton. Samuel B. Conover,

as City, J

Tbe following are th* dalagataa seined for the Democratic Coanty Coaveadeu: Lower Townahlp-Wad* Dickinson. Capa May CUy. tat—Charlaa B. Shield*. Joaaph P. Henry. Capa May City, fid-8. Walter Beauart. Waat Oape May-Chartoa M. Hugh#*. Dennia, tat—Levi WretaaU. Donato, fid-Mortimer T. Hutchinson. Woodbine—J. W. Ptncua. Middle, tat—Stllwall H. Tnwnaand. Middle, fid—Charlaa H. Howell.

PersMil Meation Mr. and Mr*. R. T. J<

CalakiU a

Erma, tripup

weak loth* i tains. Tfafiy report the trip

Earl Hughes, son of pilot Meat Hog has. to boma on a three week’s v He to employed re a * at Waynesboro, Pa. ~ in W. Maoray. L Harry Smith. Jae. H. Brawton. Rev. A. W. Spooner asU Rev. D. H. Levarty. attended tbe West Jereev Presbytery, at Woodetown. on Taeaday.

Falla wUl be ran by tha Prensylvanta Railroad Company oa Friday*. September 7. R aad October 1*. Special train* of