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CAPE MAY HERALD.

AH the news that's lit to print. Largest List of County hews j than any County paper. ]

VOl.. VII. NO. 9.

CAPE MAY, N. J. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY jS, 1907.

PRESIDENT CLEANING HAS BILL UP DEBRIS

To Appropriate to Cape May I The Unsanitary Conditions of Harbor Channel i Streets and Alleys

$1,211,000 FOR THE VAST WORK;S4.800 ASKED FOR SCHOOLS

Tks lit a Was Left ta aU!-Aa« Oar lapravaMsaU WUl Maw la Saraly Mad. ^Washington. D. C.. Feb. 37.— The conferences between committees of the Senate and House'of Representatives on the River and - Harbor Appropriation Bill, were

Communication Brad from Potlm man t'rraa Thai tor Had Kecclred No Salary Since October t *

concluded to-day and their reports were adopted by both houses of

Congress.

The item appropriating $1,211.000 for Cold Spring Inlet Channel, providing (100,000 is raised by those interested in Cape May. and presented to the Secretary of War, was left in the bill, assuring Cape May of the building by the Government of the channel 35 feet in depth between the Atlantic Ocean and the new harbor through Cold Spring Inlet. The bill now goes to the President for his approval, and which he must sign before noon next Monday, March 4. when the Fifty-Ninth Congress expires by law. He will probably sign the bill before Saturday night.

Ttoe OomiMS 8ch x>l KlrcU.»n On Toaaday. March Iftb. tto aooiy •cbool election* trill take place ta Cep. May county, except In Ocean City, where they are cbown at the Norember election In thla city the Crrme of Mcatn. Alonso L Leach. Cberica F (Juidort and William T. Sleeeoe expire. It is understood ’haI Meaere. fjnidorl and Stereos will not be ceodidates for rr-electioi, but that Dr. Liacfa will offer himself L>r another term. The only other persons mentioned u tbe prsssnt lime are Charles York and Lather C. Ogden. It Is understood thst Messrs Leach. Ogden and York are In favor of retaining the present msnaaement and corps of teachers in the public schools. Those who belleee In tbs adrsnesment of education win. It It proper to prsaomr. Support such candidates who hellers In ■aiot •iolDg the high stsndard to which Cape May's Pnblic sad High School hare

City ^-ouncll mrt In special special seadon 011 Monday evening. Amo-u; the loni-tiunicauioha received wns one from be Boanl of Hraltb. romplalnlng of the woerof Lsfayette an 1 Jscltaia atr«eM. md of the Brurxet alley, rauiilug betweali lackson and Perry streris. iu wuiciioouimunieallno It was statol Ibnl "TTir attention of thestreet tnperrisor li ia h^cn called to these condition*, b it * i f ,r he Ua* USeo no action." Tnadriakiog trough at the corner of Jackson sod Ltfayeite streets was onlared rsplace I hy a n>w ote. a id the a'reel sit perriaor was.ordered to clean up Ben-z-t alley ami to notify ths pronarty pwiiera A (Oniiuunlcnfloii was read from Lawyer Lewi. T. Sieveu.. ■(prevratiug p di

PERSONAL • MENTION

Subscription—$1.00 per Year.

THREATENED JOINT SESSION TO MURDER IS HELD

Winter Visitors are Nomenu s Broke Arm And Nerves Badly Legislators Elect J. E. Borton About Town Shaken Up j Director of Railroads

ARE OPPOSED TO BILL

Residents of Five Mile Beach Divided over Consolidation

(OUR RIME SIT BE IR'IUDEO POIRTEO REVOIVER TO Kill SENATE DEBITES IIQUOR UW ARE WHITING ON IEGISIAT0RS

itelailrra and Pricnds Trracly

Told - OtAjpr Mention

Og ton j Comtable StUst and Nas«b Handr " u ' 1 enff Prisoner Afltr Mack

Difficalty

. Hicliard (tampion and Mi. Cninpton *re at their collage fur darn. . Jacob Snara of Pltil.vlel|ih

Capl. BJgardaSf n.e Cape MarTte.il

fpper llouae Approrew Voting Mi chine Giving Volrrs PH allege Catng Machine or Ballol-iloz

Goff and Headlry’s shanty along the West Jersey Kailrond. urar Mount Pleaiaot. Was on MmiOay night the aoene of a lively acrltnmngr. resulting in one man having a broken arm and another ode a lug In the county j dl at Court Houee. Word waa sent to Constable* Carlton

Kruben Stile*.at South Sea-

■llle. t

: neede I (or the current year. Bill* of «K Ssuator Joa.-ph H. I •uperiolendrnt of aewsr corrh mounting to *MU0. were ordered Street Superviaor Sayre waa I > attend all regular and • pedal

Mrs. Clarence Klalrrdgc Dead Mm. Eleanor Packer Eldredge. wife o( Dr- (Tlareaoe Eldredge, of 2»'' North Seventeenth street. Philadelphia, died suddenly at her home Monday eveuiug. Mra. Eidre lge was a >1 .ugi.lrf of the late Jo> Paekar, a llfv long rngideiit of South P.iilr lelpbla. who waa prominently tdrnUfled with the old Cooper Shop Commit tee, an organixaliou furthectre of Union eoldiereduring the Cjvil War. Mrs Eire waa connected with the Betblehrm Pre»h/terian Church, at Broad and Dia-

o c. Little ■

nillit.U-lplils. Masot T alster. Mm. hail hi BStli Avenue i loatily.

DeWItl C. Barlow, chief engineer of U)e AUautic Pacilic d'lalf Dre.lgiog Uo, an* a visitor to New York the whole of

last week.

Dr. Anns M. lUnd. entertained the member* of the Women’s Club St her horn* on Watiiington street. Tueadsy Service* will oe conducte.1 dailv In IbeChurChof the Advent throughout the Lroten aesson by the Uector. Utv j Arthur He»|. . Colonel George W. Smith is entertain' ing at his Washington street cottage bis dsughti r, MrA Blanche S William*,

of Catodt u.

s* Kebeccs M Cs.tedy spent Thursday and Friday it Wert Point While than shedtleoJed tbesnonai bali

: doius"

d Moant^Klea* in’. »ud both repaired ir scene of tilt turmoil They found

)e ahanty. was also suffering from ■m. prostration h esnw Mason had

led a shot gun at him.

ison himself wa« fu'.l of tanglefou unite I vffirisof tbs uffic-rs of tbnone to j eff vtiva in bringing I hi" aril Sea. and ervu after tii* baud tiffed, be kicked Ibri But the fellow , ndeotly did u< men— then Weatcntl and Stilt

go after a man lucy bring him In. If Ibt have to stick the piece* together after-

ward.

They landed tbei day moruing took the. Peace Garret

await the antiou of the April

nan In jdi.at

n the cadets.

Col John Tracy,owner and proprietor ! the Hotel LmfsyMte, was here this | weekimaking arrangements for his hotel

( the coming saason.

mrrooa Irirnda and relatlrr* In Cape May. I Mrs. A. »l. Post, representing the rbet* her burbau-L eon e( the late Henry New Jersey Mrasionary A*sodation. oc1 Eldredge, of Wva Cape May. waa born | copied the pulpit of ilie fc’mt Baptist

ml raised Church on SuodsT.

The fooerai servicos w

Friday

-ernoon at two o'clock, at their late •deuce. No *4V. North Bevrnteenth •tmet. Pblladelphis, and the interment

Laurel Hill Ceme-

tery, then. -

MAKKIKit I.AMT AL'GDfiT.

At the Cold bpring Grange on Monday evening Washington's Birthday was ertebratnd In an appropriate i . oer. Enoch J. Hitch Her and wife Impersonated George sod Martha Washington, Mr. Hitch oer's commanding sixe made him a very appropriate George. After this the Worthy Lecturer eerved Washington cherries groWsng op the trees as George hacked with bis little hatchet. This Grange la ia a Boorisbing condition. A class of nine teen will be inltulad March II, when tome of the National ofioerasre expect •d to be present. . _ •

Bev. Mr. Barns oa Love of God The Jamas Baras preached a third ■< ■soa oa the lov. ot God at manlfaalad Jeans Christ, ta the Flnx Methodist Eplaeopal Cbkreh. Bnaday eveotag. I' was I John 4:1®. "We low Him. 1 Hr first loved u. " Mr Baraa«k.^_ ought to reciprocalr the low of God. and show iheir grwtltade by conaecratiog their

Uvu to Hw service.

Aa to (lond'fasni-s

City Council hae asked City Solicitor J. Spicer Learning for bis upiniou right of the city to Lauv bo ml* for various petty improvement* sod »t») to cprer i deirucy of about dtO.OUO for current (It lug debt* caused by the failure to collect the lull amount ot recaul lax aa The city solicitor Is expected ahortly hi* opioiau on the proposed loan It is believed that the ciliseus generally will uot disapprove of a bond Issue for the in .nor improvement* which are for the permanent benefit of this resort. Since the matter has become generally discussed however, the citizens are appar*•1*1) opposed to tbriosne of bonds to mi up the amount due npon the fail err to oeive taxes which has created a deficiency under recent appropriating ordinance*. The general principle of local govern.

Mias Aline Bennett,.daughter of M r - aud Mrs. A. G.-Bennett ol Madison avenue, who has been ill 'or the - pas

week, is vlowly-improving

Kecorder John W. Thompson return •d'yesterday morning from Washingtoi where he has been lookmjcaftei interest* I aul

of Hie Cape May harbor bill. I •)"*“» Granddaagtiter of Late Capt. H. W ... .. . j c« em. Hand Keeps Secret | * 0 ' 1 Mr »- l Hughe* enter- . ' Allbungh Mr. and Mr. Charie. a Acker ! ' —ere m'.rriwl on Aagn« SPlh Ict.ihe mo- ! ,0,, ' Colonel and Mr. DU tber of the young mandid not see brr*ou’* ' 'l ur Pitf *ad their niece, Miss Edna Given I

indebtedness crewusl to carry along the orsllowrv current expenses of a yeat^s busl“es*. Tnerr appears to be plenty of law ) (or the issuing of lemporary promissory , notes in antiolpaiion of the reorlpt of ui paid faxes. A* a matter of buaiot*

ter than the amonol of delln- * sbowu upon the tax duph-

Soturday. The marriage ' ilu >^ of Uhfflfiea.

baa juat lieen aonouniwd. | Mrs. Thom** W. Kastaick. who bl~ Ackor waa farmaely Mias Cbrl.Une 1 been ill at her 1’blladelphia home, has 1 ** ** so far recovered a* to be able to

F reach Jabnaee. of Cape May .and a grand ■Lugnterof the lato Captain Heniy W. Hand. Mrs. Acker was a member of thr tecutive staff at Bryn Mawr Cotlerr. Mr. Acker I* an electrician. Since the announcemrnl of She marriage the pair

llV North Eighth,

to Cape May last night, and is of her slater, Mrs. James M. E. Hil-

dreth* *

t'ol. George A Smith celebrated bia seventy-ninth birthday laat Friday. Besides being the recipient of name rout gifts be received a post card from out of town friends, for nearly every year

of hi. lifr.

Lloyd Goyn, an employe of the At-

lantio, Fadfic £ Ualf Dredging Company

was bit jn the mouth by a sledge bamMonday, and bad several teeth

and a long gash ent in hi* Marey attended the case.

Nelson, Florence Waller. Elsie Godwin. I Cornelius bowliy. a promlnt-nt lawyer Mr. and Mr*. Bernard, y r. and Mr.,nh.^ of putalmr*. »m Of John S. Soolly, who omlth and son. Messrs. George Brown, .-—nil. run led the S Z Graves cottage William Alfrlni,. Arthur F.usl. Frsnk W. ' ^

MOIcr, yr«d Price. Faok

A Week Bod Party

Mrs. L. Brown, of Brooklyn, gave a ooae party at the Wyoming (tom Pri Uy mil Moadwy. In booorof berdangbtvr. Mias Ethel Brown, a school teacher here. Friday night tho party ba:l supper at Dales and a dance at the Wyoming. A

•ochre party was held Saturday ervu Ing. j knocl,r<l oot *' Tb* gaeata were the Misses TMrcnoe j *hla. V*)

C. Bobm, Clio ton 8 Uotberford

landing Aaaoctailoa OITIoer* snnosl meeting of >be Cape May ‘ ‘ M follow.

W. Millet; Vice

Hildreth; Secretary. Hrarr 8. Rntbrrford; Treasurer, I. Harry 8mi>b; Direc*ovs. A. 8. Bush. W. L Cummings. Joseph

on Congress Flsce, has taken .A, Little'* cottage on Ferry street, .and will ahortly bring Mi Tamil y ketk. May ir Thomas W. Millet was on tituraday evening prceeuled with a past master workmen's jewel by role of

s.ivuuk >utiuw- ^ ***. T l-olgr United Workmen, Pre» U |drnt.'Tbo». * n coosiderstion of his having achieved

■‘■-record nu ruber of new member*.

New Partnership Formed I. Lttdlam. son of former Ae-Furm-.n L Lodlam. of Sou!It Hi—. _ aotered intopartoershld with Viator Ke'glrr Ig the wbefeee'e lumber and wllllog business, easahlLtud by the letter's fatbcf.nl Front and Poplar atrewla. Fudvd-lphL. about thir.i-flvr years ego.

Mr. LedUm

BURPItlSK PARTY

Honor of ' Mias Brelinn

i being lb* UK h

A ■Icligbtlnl evening w •* spent at ike" home of Mist EvelitM Mtrths Washing ton Fenner.No. Tl* Corgis street. Thurs dey evening, lojjia way of a birthday aet-

priee party, ^oeoosasloi birthday of Miss Fenner.

Mias Fenner, who has been III for than a year, hot who baa been able re lytoepeqj brief periods ont ot. her aiek Tb* evening was pleasantly passed In plarleg game*, music and other amuseaftvr which, refresh me a la were the Mlesae ^trie Bowiaod. Margaret Dtvit, Emily Thompson. Blitb E Imurvts. Martha Schellsoger. Caroline Hull. Mildret Hind. Almeda Stevens. Mrs.-Frank Meeray.Mra.Elaa Gtauroh. Mrs. Fa-tner, Mies Ereilaa Mar-

tha Washington Fenaer-,

Treuluu. Feb. ZS.—Tito too bum* of the leglsluturu cleared op the cale data before they aojourticJ tor tl week and are now hi readiness tor tl busiest meeting* of the session tie: seek. The bouse adjourned late Tuesday afternoon after passim; many bills. »nd the netiale held a Wednesday sew tl«n to clean up Its business for a froth start next Monday night One of the Important questions before the legislature ia the liquor legi* latiou. Mauy of the Democrats have declared thi-mselvca openly for temperance reform, and at tills writing It Inoka aa (bough the mpoiudhUlty for | any change In the liquor taw. if ludeed any change Ik ma le, could not be I Saddled u|<on the Democrata. because In the face of di-clam I tons by certain I of tb* Hctuocnitr thal they will uot «lam! for any antilemp~rauce proposl lion Iteiiubllcan vote* will be nrceajjarv for the lutininge of such Ir .Islatlou The Democrat* held c caucus ihl* wee!. In which the proposed liquor bill* were discussed, and It was given out after (lie meeting thal the Democratic leg bilalor* had ref used to aland for any repeal of the bishops' law. It waa apnminced. however, that a public hearing would be given next Monday afternoon on Hqnor legislation, one of tbc measures to be considered le tbBiohm bill, known a* Ibe “partially open Sunday lilll." A* many leglsla tor*.of both pnrtle* are oji o'cl to rad , leal chance* In the Uqm r law*. It ft doubtful If any change will l e romV this winter. Joint Srttion. Joahne E. Borton, ItlpilMlcan. of Burlington county wa* elected state director of railroads In faint eesakm nt the legislature Tuesday. He wa« given the forty-three Bepuhllrnn roleto thirty-six given for. Patrick Doyle. Democrat, of Hudson county. Mr Borton wa*named by Senator HHlerv. Republican leader. Senator Mluturn nominated Mr. Doyle. Mr. Borton waa a member of the New Jeraev asaemblv In I8DG and 18B7. His position Is |>urely an honorary one. Mr. Doyle Is an engineer on the Central Railroad of New Jersey. * There wa* passed by the senate Monday night a concurrent resolution providing for an amendment lo the state constitution permitting the election of iblymen by districts Instead of by counties, as at present The meanintroduced of • bill, bat it was stated it should be a concurrent resolution. The form was changed, therefore, and then, on motion of Leader HUlery, the resolution was

aaaed.

To Let Policy Holders Vote. A measure which will attract attention la the hill Introduced in the house by Assemblyman Berk)us, llrpuhllfan. of Union county. This bill provides that policy holders In Insurance < pan lee may vote for the dire-tors ot •nch con>oration*. To he entitled tn rote a i-'llcy holder roust be twentyyears of age and hi* insurance moat be tn force for one year. 1 policy bolder la to hare one vote > not regard to the number of his

- Initiate tteveral Members On Friday eveulus lost right new mesbars Wrte initialed Into Mayflower Lodge, No. 2*. I. O. O. F-. after which a banquet Was served I'. Peterson's cafe. Covers were Ui I for 44. Hi* rooms wen In pink and white sj.d the wait re white dresare with pink ribbon*. ose iultiated ware: Frank & Shep- . TUont** Millet. Jr ,C. BJw.Hagbes. Hvroptoo F. Pieraoc. Fred Sebaenaa, Plan CaataingB. Heriwh U*heaths] aad william NewaU.

Ye*. Colleen, U here, aad a Dumb", ot

o«T rrsidvute are Very TBoch plesaad with

her perfectly delightful.

, rr °" .'V'"' -ffrapbart—a— ramwiU. srHh a hmg

Property Owners aad lesUsaU ti •sit* Sides ot Prep as ad Uaiea late One City

Ths allHibeorbing topic ot ditcnaeioc imoog the residents ot Free Mite Beach and hundreds of Philadelphians who are interested in the resorts is whether or oot North Wildwood. Hollr Beach. Wildwood and Wildwood Crest should be merged into ooe government. With the Introduction of a bill in the Legislature by Senator Hand laat week providing for oonaolidalloo the foroee arrmyrd for and against the measure ere eirrnaouslr planning to ieare nothing undone to gain a point. ThU week several delegation* will go to Trenton and by their presence and arguments vndcaeor to enlist the eupport of the law makers. The MU If passed. It is now .earned, will not become operative until the voter* of the three boroughs bar* bad <n opportunity to vote oo I'. It is staled on good authority that had the bill barn passed without the addition of the referen duu clause the Governor woold undoubtedly have vetoed It. nouster petition signed by hundreds of property owners on the beach sue resident* who are property bolder* here protesting against the paaa.gr of the em prepared and will be sent to Legislature early lo the week. Among goer* of this petition are; Baker Brother* ^Henry H. Ottena. North Wild-

INSPECT CAPE MAY

Railroad Officials Here On Special Train v PLEASED WITH PROGRESS Prosident MoCrra and Party of oat - date Inapt* t Proposed Harbor And Chan nr I

J. Ftihlao Tatem. of Philadelphia; J. Frederick Sutton. Philadelphia; Henry D. Moore. Haddonficld. N. J J.Thompson Baker, secretary of the Wildwood Oeat Oompany; Wildwood Beach Improvement Company, Lereretl Newcomb, of Vineland; Henson Bock bo ru Batcher. These corporation, of smaller pile ate property owners on the island who are rigu the petition represent the tralk of tl valnalioos at the resorts. In the borough of North Wildwood fully 75 rs are opposing

bill la to repeal •eta. It will affect Uae Prudential lnace company, which In tbe early eighties secured the enactment of to give the control of aurpluaes •xclnsl vely to the atockboldern and not to tbe policy balden.

been Introduced, Including one by Aaiblyman Alexander of Hudson county. to repeal tbe frudeutlal act. •—Ting will be given oa tbe Alexu next Monday afternoon, and U ia ly that other meaaures will be ed at thla dme.. The report of tbe special joint committee which lav gated the Insurance companion nrr la also due and may com tbe first of next week. Thla coma; la expet-tad to make some radical

•at loan ranee law*.

Tbe senate Tuesday morning paaaed by a nnuparttaan vote tbe 1>U| of 8enatok Robbins of Bariiugtnu county looking toward tbe abolishing of rot Ing machlnaa hi district* where .nch apparatus Is not desired by the Uti-.

The men representing the Interests rbose money, brains and anliring energy are made the Fire Mile Beach reaorta the mat prosperous of any on tbe open lu declaring that they frankly think eoounrage the existing prosperity Orta should remain under mtdente In all of the Island are anxiously awaiting the action of the legislators.

DIH8 IN THE SOUTH fill lam Kldredge, Well Know Lower Cape May County William A. Eldredge. secretary aad leasnrer of the Rivsr aad Rail Storage Company, of Memphis. Trnn.. di* February g. st hte residence in that dty. Tb* loner*] service wa* ooodnoted by the pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church of which Mr. Eldredge waa a promlna William A. Eldredge. son of th* la Captain William aad Esther Eidredge.w •t Cold Spring, la hte aarly Ufa

for the "Old Bay Line" ateamt-rs, plying teen Baltimore and Norfolk. Va. Ia after life, fora l•umber of yaan, a claim agent of th* Illinois Central Railroad. He la aarvivafi by a w if* and

CUT WITH AN AXE

Small Boy* B.

«lafurlated While

of Norris Smith, a Delaware river pilot, while playing o lo* at Madison a venae, Tuesday mor was out oa th* throat by an axe. 1 ware a number o’ hoy* skating at the time among them August Heine* aad Altec BajW All three boy. are between If* —■* 14 year* of age. BeiMS wa* gathering a cartful of lor and when h* had it loaded it waa apart by became Infuriated at this jo. meaning to bit Sayre, who dodged, aad Smith, who waa dlrertly Mt In the throat just be-

A faw vary daalrabte

thla part of the

UIota UdlSrti of tha city. Mew Is th* Mm* to boy your

Prerideut James McCrea and a party of Bclals of the PeonsylrauU Railroad Company arrived here on a special train at &J» laat Thursday eveulog to make at. inspection of Cold Spring Inlet at Sewells Point, where the 4l.JJU.OUJ is to be expeudad by the Government for « new channel. Tbe proposed channel will connect tee Atlantic ocean with the harbor ul rrfu.ee dredged at Cape Gland sound. In the party with Pr*»Meo; Met leu were Vice• Presidet.t*Ch.rle* K. Pugh m.d Samuel He*. Geneawi Manager W. W. Atterbury. Director George Wood. Superintendent of Transportation G. M. Sharffrr. Division Engineer J H. Gambes and Snperinteodent D. H. Lovell, of the .l est Jersey sod Seashore Railroad. They were met at the depot by ConneiitoO Samuel H. Moore, the local agent; Joseph R. Brook* and C. Earl Miller, secretary of tbe Cape May Heal Estate Company, who escorted them to Cold Spring Inlet. 1-bey reviewed the inlet eutrance and remained an the ground until it wm coo dark to see more. They then inspected the new hotel Cape May by electric light and were driven about other parts of Cape May. On tb* way to Cape May the party inspected the road at Bridgeton. Ocean City and Wildwood.

he wa*

publication beyond aajtng that dl pleased with the progress of

the improvements. General Mnnagrr Atterbury expressed himself as pleased a* tbe granting ot the appropriations by Congress for the harbor and is )..nii.-r with the geography and local improveHe showed President McCrea many detail* ol the plans aa tbe party was driven along tbe boulevard on the ocean (rout, ahich skirts the sea for a distance of two miles from the old part of th* resort to acwelte Point. Tbe party also looked at

unded by Washington,

itecatur and Lafayette street*, recently purchased by the company for the erection

THE SECOND WARD

The mechanic* i

Mrs. Lid* Norton w

i Gro

. Greek

Mr. N. B. Bennett still remains in a precarious condition. Mrs. James M. E Hildreth was an out of town visitor oa Monday. Mrs. H. K- Ware .Unified the funeral of a relative laat week at Green Creek. Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Smith entertained for aereral days laat week. Mrs. BatuusI Bishop, of Eldora. Judge Jamer M .K Hildreth spent Turney end Wednesday In Camden, attending the Chancery Coon. Mr. Frank Lloyd, who recently bought lot on Washington street above Uuloo. dll ahortly bn,Id a fine cottage home, to art about OSOa After being confined to the borne for iranl days by a sever* cold, Mia* Alio* BenasU baa so tar recovered aa to be able U be out again. Mr*. Henrietta Parker ha* been oonSited > tha boom for sever*] days on aeoon it ot Uinaaa. Mis. Parker is making her home with her daughter. Mrs. Soman Lloyd. Mrs. Bicte Hazleton, of Maya Leading, with her pretty little daughter, waa vlakmg relatives and friends iu tbs ward. Mrs. Haste to*, waa formudy Mtea-Biote Joan, liter in our public »chooi» for several

1 WUl antes* at th* landing look well to their laurels. ' h amt Golf Dredging Co.. Lioyd Goyn. by nart*. was qnlte severely injured a few day* ago, by bring aeeidantaUy struck lath* mouth with a hammer In tha baud, of a fellow Dr. V. M. D. Marry atiruJod lh* injured mao. Mr*. Mites, who ooeopted Mr. Ereestt xrreir* cottage last »»a*oa. was ealliag oo mveral frteoda le the ward torttse*. W* bar* boon infonzted that Mrs. Mite* ia •alyW making On*

ot asoat at thaaotrirty of its