CAPE MAY HEHAUJ, THURSDAY. |ULY l«, 190;

CAPE MAY HERALD PERSONAL

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THUKSDAV. JULY IB. 1007. Activity In Boating

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Ibrrr U a diapoalllon i n tba |i»rl oi ounibrr of Tlallon U> H'l ■•'■T from < an.I H la no uscommon ihinit U> I hatbrra on the edir '•t the «ort from tt

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It b> brWBloC popular for aeoniet lake early tnoroluK batba. and tbr bi

Mr John F Beta, Sr., owner of the lleti luildlnic. I*bUadelpbta. and freqaent rla lor at the Stockton, has taken a cottani

The Fleet Captain

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bis season, moat o' ,y Pbiladrlpbuoa:

Oifforvl Wilson s Mona, three bora.power. Cbri- GaUa B ber'a Henniaon. two horse power SeiU. Adam Snelke's The Cbarle* S Bela, aix horse powei globe; I>r. Walter B. Starr’a Cora, two engines, three and one half borae |K.wer each; Benton S. Bonn's Catherine ten horar power globe; Howard Kelly s Irene, ten horse power Racine; A. U BcnnelWAraow. fourteen borae power Cushman; SUlwill Hand's Bono, three and one half horse power Howe. George D. McCreary. Jr.'s Riomi flv. horse power Palmer; A B Miller's An nette. fourteen horse power Phillips; Mills A Miller's Skedoo. eleren bora, power; William Qtew’a Pbtlioa, tec horse power Palmer; Horace Hepburn's Klste. seven horee power Eliae; Peter Shields' Idaho, thirty-five borae power. ,hi. boat a month ago in a race from New York to Bermuda, a distance 650 miles, was defeated by seventeen minutes bv the Craig, a New York boat- Kdwi’n F. Cook'a Derfly, seven horse power Acfao vapor; Judaon Bennett's Cape May. two engine*, ten borae power emch. Captain Milla' Madeline. six horse power globe; Harry Hazelbnrst'a Florence, three horse power Palmer; Captain Loots J. Deacon's* Josephine, five horse power Royal; B. I. Gibbons' Bess, six horse power globe. J A. Coburn's Daphne, two and one horse power Racine; Rich ard Ross Miller's Ross, nine horse power Hettinger; Jones Mister’s Sabina. four borae power Maurice Heights sod J. Spicer Learning's Tammy, five

horse power Palmer.

The Boston Disaster Among the vtctlms of the explosion, of powder upon the battleship Geurgi. in Boston harbor on Monday afternoon was Lieutenant Casper Goodrich, son of Admiral Casper F. Goodrich, commandant of the New York navy yard, and a nephew of Mra Annie G. Earp, of No 505 Hog bet street, this city. Mra Earp is a sister to the Admiral. She received a telegram yesterday morning informing her of the death. The explosion occurred while Lieu tenant Goodrich and MidshlpmenGoid tbwaite and Cruse sere operating the eight inch gun. at target practice. Two cases of ope hundred pound bags of powder had just been sent up through the smunttion hoist and were in the arms of the loader already insert the charge, when it ignited and immrdiatedly a terrible explosion Lieutenant Goodrich waa badly burn •d about the face and eyes, from the edecta of which be succumbed jester day He entered the service September J897. He was born in Italy while his father was on duty In the Mediterranean Sea. and was appointed to the Navy Irom the 3rd Congressional District of Connecticut. He received his commission as lien tenant on January 7, 1906 and was assigned to the battleship Georgia when that craft was placed in commission.

Peter Shields Arrli Mr. Peter Shields, president of the Cape May Real Estate Company, who, with his family, have been on a tour of England and the Continent, daring the past eight weeks, returned home Saturday, looking much better for the rest and vacation. His family also joyed their Uip Tbev visited all ol the resorts in England, passed days In Parris, vialled London and toured Swilserland. After aa Injunction Vice Chancellor Learning on Saturday granted a rule to sbdw cause why lbs skating rink of the Caps May Grain and Coal Co. should not be ooei " * behalf of tbs First U. K. Cboreb. Un Judge Hildreth. The au la Caasdsu next Friday.

aad a few have already basa i Tbsre !• every » ■' " “

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Mrs. Henry Holland, of SWT lawrencr reel. Philadelphia, accompanied by her rand daughter. Mis* Kit It b Karrs*, are -.pending the summer at the bums of Mr. Mrs Henry Soenoer. ss Mayberry and Misa Ford of Phlla lia were gursUot Miaa Lucy OtttSKrr .pr May l*o!nt- Mlse Mayberry i van City for the real of tbr sum

rr health.

e. Francis T. H. Flno. formerly n of the Church of the Advent here and now i charge of a chapel at Valley Forge, Pa., ill preach in St. i'rter'a-by-thc-Sea.Capr lay Polut. on Sunday. July 91'b. Mr and Mr*. Cbarle* Slmmington of 'hiladrlphi* »re encoding the summer •ith Mra. Sumulogton'e parrots. Mr. and In Thomas Rldredge at tbetr home In feat Cap* May. Mr*. Ella KMredgr of Wsst Cape May as returned from a month's visit paa*ed .tin her ulecr. Mm lamia H. Washburn t Saugrrtiea. S - Y. Mr. and Mm. William F Borsell ot ape May have taken room* at the Col urn ia to remain for the summer Joseph L McAIrer and WIIMam Mr A leer. Jr., two prominent young Philadelphians and aons of former Coogreaameii

Hrleu and Dorothy, have cioatd their wit

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William K. Cambios of Philadelphia IS among those who recently registered i thr Stockton for a sojourn. Mr. Cambli wa* formerly a well known summer eo ■ger and has a number of friends her Ire. Cambio*, who la expected soon, well known In social circle* »od a teener te among »ominer visitor*. and Mr*. Charles H. Dongbertv are occupying their handsome aablngtoD and Franklin »trreta. They aa their guests Mr. and Mr*. McFet ridge. Mr* McFetridge was formerly Mia* Dougherty, daughter of Mr. Dongbjng thr well known gut-ala at tin Windsor Hotel over Sunday was bberifl i o' Philadelphia, wb.i inied by John Parsons Smith Jr, a nephew of City Treasurer Isaac H mith of thD city. Mr. Brown attendrbr dinner given on Saturday night U Peter Shield*. and Mm. T. D. Sensor of MillriUe N. J.. are passing the summer at the Vil ginia hotel. Mr. Setuor is president of tt Cepe May Summer School of Ag[icultui and Assistant State Superintendent < Public Instruction. He ba* great faith I the summer school, aod believe* that it be a permanent fixture at Cape May. He i. enthusiastic Orel the work which baa been done so far daring the so in and which will close at lb* close of present week. Mr.Seoaor'a coming among s baa been highly appreciated by the sopie aod be has mad* many isl friends since his arrival. Henry F. Green, one of the United Stale* Civil Service Commissioner* at Washing i, accompanied by his family, are spend log the summer at the Baltimore Inn. Mr. resides on Slst Street. N. W, Washington. D. C. Mr*. William King D occupying her cottage. 'The Hedges", at Beach areom sod Jackson street. With her is her son tVUlism R. King, who ia an enthnslyachtsman aad a lover ot the water With them also Is Mrs. King's aon-ln law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. DeSHrcr. and the Misses DaSilver. This

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May's regular visitors, aad they In rvsrythlug of a sodal nature charitable work. Mrs. King is p of the Seaside Home at Cap* May Point which harbors every au time regular Instalments of mother* id children who could not In any other ay get a aeaabore vacation. Mra. King a most lovable woman aod has a host of lends, and her name b known far aad wide by persons with whom she herself b ot acquainted. Tbs Mbse* DeSilrer take prominent part In

OOLDKN TEXT.—"Thou ahalt love th neighbor aa thy self."—Iwv. !i:U. Comment and •ugjsstlw* Thought The fifth commandment txAongs to both tables of the law. Since God la our Father we are taught to honor him as a father. "If then. 1 be a father. where Is mine honor? . . . aalth the Lord of boat* unto you" (Mai. 1:6). To. the young child the parenU are In idee* of the heavenly Father, to lead the child up to him The word pletas. whence o*r “piety"' mant originally the duty of men to God reflected In their duty towards their parenU So In 1 Tim. 5:4, the Greek word for ahow piety at home, eueebeln. and its Latin equivalent, colere. honor, reverence, worship, ia applied both to God and to parents. J. “We are bidden to honor, because love is Instinctive, and can only be spontaneous. The honor for our parent* !• love combined with reveronce; the love must be honor touched with emotion. The word 'honor' In eludes love.' for there can be no true honor without love."—Farar. I. It applies to both parenta. "Moth stands out as clear as SlnaJ Itself. There is no cloud on her majesty. Such honor as goes to the father goes to the mother."—Cavemo. honor by love, courteous attentions. by giving them the best, by always treating them with honor In the presence of others, by deferring to their wishes. The fifth commandment "Is the sanctification of social life' and the surest basis of all righteous government.'' In Ita widest sense It respects gray hair* everywhere, and 11 In authority over you. such pastor, teacher, employer or magistrates Lack In this respect Is growing evil, full of mischief to our The fifth commandment does not require a child to do wrong at a pabidding. but It does require a child to love even unlovely parents, because they bold to him the sacred relation of father and mother. V. 13. "Thou ahalt not kill." The R. V. gives the lb ought more accurately, "Thou ahalt do no murder." Killing Is sometimes justifiable; the blble Itself enjoins the killing of men for punishment of those who murder. In order to prevent, by the puntshment of the guilty, the murder ot the inno-

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V. 14. This Is the safeguard of the home and the family. 1. Primarily, the seventh commandment forbids adultery, and the sins which, under slight differences, are cognate with It I. It forbids all Impure thoughu. and the hooka and pictures aad plays and acts which tend to excite such thoughts and inspire Impure acta. Plato would exclude from his Ideal repub--lie everything that would debase en all poor pictures and poor workmanship. J. "Blessed are the pore In heart, for they shall see God," while the Impure soon lose all sense of divine ngs. No sin. not even Intemperance, rapidly ruins a man, body, mind, and soul, as this sin. The way to overcome this evil la by the good—true love and happy marriage, a mind fall of gc thoughts, a life full of good deeds. Y. 15. Ia the safeguard of personal and property rights, and the wall of defense against the temptstloas to Selfishness and crime. The crime of theft Is. of all others. ie meanest and most despicable. It Is selfishness Incarnate. To gain by stealing Is far worse for the thief than

CITY DtRKCTORV.

Mayor-Tboa. W. Millet. ...Jami. IMS Alderman—F. K. Duke, .. .Jan 1.1MB Council—Wm, 8. 8haw .. .Jan. 1.1*10 V' ^ Bam. H. Moort, ..Jan.LJM* Job. Hand Jan. L 1*10 Btllwell Hand ...Jan.L1I10 Jas. J. Donk ....Jan. 1,1*08 Joa. R. Brook* ..Jaa.Ll*M " Bam. F. Ware ...Jbb.1, " Louis C. Bayre .. .Jan. 1,1M* " F. 8. Townscnd.-Jan. L1M* Recorder—J W. Thompson. Jan. 1, IMS Aaaeaaor—G. C. Hughes ,. .Jan. 1.1M8 Collector—Sol. Needles .. .Jam 1, ISOS Treasurer—1. H. Smith Jam 1, IMS City Bollcltor—J. Bplcer Learning Jam 1. IMS Bldg. Inapector, W. T. Stev—i Jam 1.1908

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Bamui-1 R. Stiles. President ms Dr. A L Leach, vice president lUib Wm. H. Thompson. ...IMS Bdw. H. Phillips, Clerk. 1808 Walter A. Lovett IMS William B. Gilbert IMS George S. Douglass IMS Luther l'. Ogden

Charles York..

BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. A. L Leach. President.Sept. Dr. V. M. D. Marcy. Body. Robert. S. Hand icl F Kldredge Albert B. Little George L Lowell

Mr. aod Mrs. Thoma* W. Eaotwlek their cottage on Jackson street entertain occasionally at card parties and other social affair*. Both are prominently identified with th* Gape May Golf Club ftaalwlek Is an enthusiastic member of the won circle ot friend*. Harry Stiles, ot Boston. Maas., has jotnI bis mother, Mr*. Memncaa Hug baa. at :he Carroll Villa. Thla U his first trip home In two year*, and be will ho here a week. He has been in Boston four

COUNTY DIRECTORY. JuMlce Supreme Court—Thot W,. Trenchard, Rep 1814 Trcult Judge—Allen B. Endlcott ; Ran. mil

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LAW Judge—James M. E. Hildreth

Rep. .

Prosecutor of Pleas—Harry S. j Douglass, Rep 1808 | Sheriff—Wm. H. Bright, Rep 1807 j Coroner—Rob. 8. Miller. Rep 1807! Coroner—5Wm. H. Thompson 1808 t—Nathan A. Cohen 1808 i County Clerk—Julius Way. Rep...1810 i Surrogate—E. C. Hewitt. Rep. ...1M7 County Collector—Joseph I. Scull. I Rep . IMS j County Board of Elections—Jos K. Hand. Rep 1M7 I County Board of Elections—Henry 1 F. Daugherty. Rep 1808 j County Board of Elections—Chts. | T. Norton, Dem IM8 I County Board of Elections—Mich- |

Adontrem Chapter. No ». Koval Arrb Masons—Convocations, third Monday of •edge room. Waahlturlou aod Vranklta streets. Caps island Lodge, No. M. F. and A. M. —Commualaatlous. second and fourth Tuesday* of each monlb *t lodga room, '■'aahlngton aod Franklin street*. CapeMay Camp, No. Mm.Modern Wood tan of America—Meet* first of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Conclava, No. 188, Improve filer of Hrptaaopha—Meet* at Ogdrn 1 Hall, 818 Waahlngton street, on second so tourth Thursday* ot each month. Cap* May Coundl. No. 1081; Royal Ai canum—Meet*first and IblrdThursday* of each month at Auditorium. Cap* May Lodge. No. 81. A. O. U. W Meets first and third Thursday* of each month at 813 Washington street. Cold Spring Council. Jr. O. U. A. M. No. 186—Meet* la hall at Cold Spring, every Toeaday evening at 7 o'clock. Colombia lAdge. No. 28. Indrprodi Order of Mechanic*-Meet* each Monday at Auditorium. Knreka Lodge. No. 7,1-adliw' L O. 31. Meets every Toeaday evening at s 00 No. 504 Washington street. Friendabip Council, No. 37. D. of A Meet* on Tuesday afternoon of pacb week at 8.80. in Jr. U.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring The John Mrcray Post No , 4U, G. A- it. meet* on the third Friday of r«:h' month school bulldlog >> ' Mayflower Lodge. No. 25K, Independent Order of Odd Fellows—Meets each Friday at the Auditorium. Jackson *treet. Ogailaila Tribe. No. 157. Improved Ordri it Red Men — Meet* at 810 Washington

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Statement ol the Condition ol SECURITY TRUST COMPANY June 29th, 1907

KKHOt'IUTiH Time and Demand Ixwns " id* «nd Mortgages ck* and Bono*.. .. •rd rafts Banking Huu^.. On,den .nr Cape May Other Real Estate Depo*lted * Ith Bank.

Advisory Board

ISAAC H SMITH. I plorr I.earning. Dr. Wm F Caaoedy. Jol

Cape May Fire Department, m I'aahingtoo and Franklin *tcvrt.

¥ro(tssioiul Cards.

j EWIS T. STEVENSOOL'NSKLLOK AT LAW, 110 WasuiNuroa Sr . Cara May, N. Master and Solicitor in Chancery-.

Notary Public.

Commissioner for Pennsylvania. ael H. Kearns. Dem 77.T. 1*08 !

Term* of Court—Second Tuesday | E. DIANE MOORE.

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One Welsbach Lamp Will give you More Light than 4 Open Flame Gas Burners or 4 Electric Lights AT 1-4 THE COST f In dss\ beliin ii tn cn a: be tdrieei - - Te i£ j; jjj, Remember-We do Plum', icg CAPE K/.Y ILLUMimiKG CL' ri.lv 7 406 Washington Street. O. A. Merchant, Jr, Cm. Manactr. 81 Ll *'» ‘ m bo. 66 14J< at - Su 37

In April. September and December

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS V. B. Smith. Palermo Jan. 1 1810 W. S. Johnson. Ocean City .Jan. 1,1*10 John P. Fox. Ocean City ..Jan. 1,1910 C. P. Vanaman. Dios Creek..Jan. 1.1908 I. D. Ludlam, So. Dennis ..Jan. 1,1910 D. Schcllenger. Erma Jan. L 1909 T. T. Bennett. Cape May ..Jan. 1,1*10 H. S. Rutherford. Cape May Jan. L 1*09 Anthony B. Smith, Director Samuel Townsend. Clerk State Senator—Rob E. Hand. Rcp.l9:tl Assemblyman—C. E. Stllle, Rep .1908

TAX COMMISSIONERS.

EUis H. Marshall, Seaville 1900 Stilwell H. Townsend. Cape May Court llonse 1908 Aaron W. Hand, Cape May City 1910

Cfaerch Directory

Rev. Father D. S. Kelly, Rector. Masses—Sunday*, (i, 8, and 10 a Week •lavs, 7 JO a m. Sunday and Friday Evening Services at 8 o’clock. Confessions—Satnrdsys, aod Thursday* before the First Friday, from 8 80 to 6. p. m , and from 7 80 to* JO p. ni. r. K. CHtlHCU or THK ADTKgX. Lafayette St., between Jackson & Decatur. Rev. Arthur Hrse, Rector. Sundays—CelebraUoo of the Ho'y Com niunloa, 7JB ». m. Morn lug Prayer. Li taut and Sermon, loo the first Sasday ot each mouth celebration of Holy Com ■nunioo) 10.8U a. m. Saud*yScbocrt8p.ni. Evening (Choral) Service and Barman BjOj ^ Week-days—fhureday*. Holy Communion 7 80a.m. Wed DeMla)*,Evea lag Prayer. A 00 p. — Sain .. _ Communion 7.80a.

aiuta Dayje—Celebration of the Holy

science la worth more than an the world. Pinto Illustrstte* the teat of honeaty by the atory of Oygea' ring, which mad* th* wearer Invlalble. He when he can be deshonest without being found ont. , a truly honest man. V. 16. Forbids false statements In case of law—perjury. “It la a prohibition ot slander, or of careleea speech affecting the good name of one's felThls ia not, aa many have supposed, n mere Injunction to truthful speech on nil occasions."—Trumbull. The last commandment la a unique ie. Search all the laws of the world and yon wm not find one which reibles It The sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth commandments you will find In all codes, though only aa prohibitions of crime* amenable to Judicial punishment. The tenth commandla the complement of aU the rest 9wa that God requires of ns not only outward virtue, but Inward bollthat ba demands In ns the sacrifice of the will, from which wicked spring; that sinful Imaglnaa a crime against him ** well as wicked acta."—Farrar. Practical Points. The rellgtoos side must come first. ‘to pstwiiyfi our dnLove to God our Father will neoeestrlly lead to lore to ir fellow men. his children. When our heart* are ill lad with lor. to God and man, then they are no longer restraint*, but guides as to the

rnnsTTantag ciicitcit. Her. James McLond, Pastor Sunday eervioes at 10.30 a. m., and 8 00 p. m. But,day school at 3 00 p. m. Praver meeting Wednesday 8.00 p. Junior C. E. Fndsy at 415 p. in. Y. P. S. C. K. Friday at 8.00 p. m. Strangers always welcome. nitrr tt. a. cbvbcb. Rev. James Burns, Pastor. Preaching on Sunday morning at 10.90. n the evening el 7.45. Meetings at 9 A. M. and 8.80 p. i

Mid-week prayer aervtee Wednesday evening at 8o’clock. Clsat meetings, Toeaday, Thursday sod Friday evening*.

_ at 7 JO. Sunday morning Workers Meeting 10.00 a. m. Sunday School at 2.90 r. M. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting at 7 JO o'clock Young People’s Mee log Friday Ing at 7 JO o’clook Hen's Meeting Saturday evening al8 00

Cor. Washington aod Franklin Street*.

only. 500 P. M. The follow!as Clergymen are expected to offlclet* during the cummer ot 1007.

. rlphta. 80. Rev. David M. Steele. Rector St. Lake’*-Epiphany. Philadelphia Joly 7. Rev. FTa- D. ilannt. JUL LUD., ftanor to. David'* Chu.-eh. Maasyank. Philadelphia. " 14. 1U- Rev. Ethelbert Talbot. DD.

PAINTING AND EMBROIDERY MflKC AND DKalGKIKG A Sfr.CtAI.tT Wash Embroidery Silk* and Flow. Beady made novelties. Work done to ord, 6*6 Wa»hixctok St. Care May. tV* Known a* Knickerbocker Bldg. James J. Doak Carpenter & SQuilaet Jobbing' Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Phone 97, Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fine Stationary and Blank Books, Toys, Shell Goods, Games, Toy Boats, etc. M. L. WARRINGTON. 514 Washington Street.

Contractors ft Builders YORK BROS.

P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. J.

W H BRIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE la anr Pact of Cepe May Ceenty Holly Beach, N. J.

We Make Harness and make It right. Toe quality of the leather and the other materials a ted, U the best obtainable, and Its ent put to gather and stitched by skilled hands. Double or single Harness, for farm, delivery or road wagons. Fine carriage arneas is a specialty of ours, etc. ■9"Don’t Forget the Place. W. A. LOVETT Cor. Washington and Perry Streets CAPE HAY. N.J.

ARIIS1IC DECORAI0R, PAPER RANGINGS.

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plaster tuaorh a Spccialty ro2S!W ;** SSXincrusta, 'Wflaltcm anb Burlaps jj and Show Rooms. Second floor Smith Bldg. GW Wash St I Charles T. Campbell NO. 506 WASHINGTON STCape May City, New Jersey LIRE INSURANCE ARE YOU INSURED? Insurance placed on building furniture, stock, plate glajs. and boilers in the best Companies represented in the Country as follows: UNITED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO. OF PHILA. THE CONCORD KIKE INSURANCE CO. OF MILWAUKEE. FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA. THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO. UF PHILA

CHARLES SCHERER

Lately with Peter Thomson IDS Walnut Street. Philadelphia

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Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s

Cleaning and

Pressing

304 Washington St, Cape May, N. J.

Cor. Washington and Union Sts. Where yon will find choice Groceries, Vegetables, Provisions and fruits. We also handle “Michenkrs Star Hams ,f

MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Washington and Ocean Streets 602 Washington St 217, 219, aal OcrenSL Meats* Groceries, Provisions and Fruits Chair* lutteri-Sharylesi Gilt tdge-A Specialty Country Produce fresh dally from our own farm rah. Oysters, CUms *a4 Tarrayia. Dressed Poultry The largest market in Cape May.

yTAcmas ££). Jflillot & £071 COAL & WOOD

omee-380 Washington st. Both Phones

CAPE MAY.