GAPE MAY HBRALQ, THURSDAY. AUCiUgT 19,

CAPE MAY HERALD

urns T. sinus. rr«»rk»». MMtUi C MEAL. M—TT.

AN WillENBENT WEnaV

.n -hould lo Ibc i AHH MAY HKRAI.D. So .VU» Wa»hington St. t ape Maj . Hell. 117 X. Kej*ton«, 4A tt. •h..ar. ( I'n porloi - WcMclroce^ Brl^'^ THUKSUAY. AIX1UST 29. 1907

the istth of September

ARBOR TEAM IS BEATEN

PERSONAL MELANGE ICON flNI't'li PBOU HH«T PAIlK-t

The Cape May Ball Afirefalloo Have -Pie’’ Saturday A SCORE OF 8 TO 3

Inlertsi Lags Alter Cape May Malic Run* in Firet Four Inning* anil Arltor None

The Artior Athletic Club team Phtladelphia, which earlier in the .on hail defeated Cape May. ei town to theahoreon Sat unlay exp nit lo re|>eal Uieir do~e. but met v an Improved loam, ax they found

lx the Rl

The l

May

nya pi

ived i

o be xup|K>rte«l at pla

i. aenion 190S, |«agc '**'■ That i» to ay, one dele«ale for every aw vole jJ.1 i, v the Republican parly for llx andidatc for tiovernor at Ihe laxt lubcmalona! election, via, clecuon

ielegale for each fraction

II mt t»

to keep well enouRh May 1 * 1 * 0 0 2 0 x—H Arbor 00000021 O—Left on Cafie May ", Arlior 6. Karntxi runx. Cape May 2, Arlior 1. Two-baae till, Mcltonald-Three-baxe Uita, Curry.

r 1CW, b

i dix-

hicb .

than 200 Republi-

an voles shall be entilled lo cast xuch ractional portion of a vote in *aid unvenlion ax may be determined by lie n»|ieclive County Committee* of

Kkj

sk O. HKlIKie, Chairman. NDKB C. YaKI., Secretary Pro Tern.

eventh the vlxiioni Rot mix, but the home lean

Hoc

., War

Sacrifice hltx, BouRer, Kemtch, Ihmk Double play. Roofer to Sullivan. Struck out, by W amer t>. by Jonex 1.

PRAISES PHILADELPHIA J. Wallace Hallowell Remember*

While Abroad

Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace Hallowell. who have passed the summer in Kiirope, sailed last Friday for America ami * hen they arrive home w lo Uieir cottage at Ocean streel lumbia avenue. They passed several day* in Paris before preparing to taki the -learner for home. The Kuropean edition of Ihe New York Herald, published in Paris, and daled August 13th, in a communication from Aix-I-«*-Bains of August 10th contains an account o^Mr. and Mr*. Hal!o»ell's trip. They were then staying at the Hotel Haroascon, and befort reaching there had visited London Paris, Carlsbad, Vienna, Berlin, Weis-j luuifti and Lucerne. The same paper contains the remarks of Mr. Hallowell upon Philadelphia real estate. "The concentration of Pennsylvania Railroad interests in Uie neighborhood of Broad and Chestnut street* ha* meant a great deal for real estate owners in that neighborhood, and now we expect lo get the Stock Kxchange moved to that locality. Recent sales of ground have been at the rate of fcSffl a square foot, and the new building of the Uirmrd Trust Company represents an outlay for land and building of seven million dollars. -Philadelphia is growing very rapidly. especially the manufacturing interests. Indeed, within the last three or four years it has grown faster than any city in the United Stales, except New York. This is all a healthy growth, too. and lias not been so much adcclcd by the condiUon of the stuck market as in some other cities. ••Tlie recent arrangement with the streel railway companies, by which at the end of fifty years all their lines to become the property of the city, the latter guaranteeing the railways’ iUes and paying the cost of new construction in Ihe meanwhile, has relieved us from any unsettleroent ovei ■loexUons of municipal ownership. Credit for this is largely due to George H. Earle, w ho reorganUed so successfully the Real Estate Trust Company, and who is one of the directors of the Rapid Transit Company.”

BRILLIANT OCCASION Childrens Carnival At Congress

Hall a Great Sacccaa

The Paul Jones cotillion, subscription dance and children’s carnival al Con

grexs Hall Saturday c

direcUoi

pop.il

<lar

master. Lucien O. Carpenter, was a grand success in every particular. The large dining room was used ami never presented a more bcaullful sight when the hundreds of children entered in the grand triumphal march, led by Miss Coia Shield* and Master Thomas Miller. They turned in and out in difficult evolutions, the scene reminding one of fairyland as their tiny feet kept time to the sweet strains of the excellent orchestra specially engaged from Philadelphia for this occasion. Congratulations are doe Miss R. Hal pin for her untiring efforts in reviving the gaycty of good old Congress

Hall.

t May Hi- Reached Oi

Sntdecl

A special meeting of council wa held last Friday evening to receive ihi ity solicitors report on Ihe questioi of Ihe surface drainage of the lands it the vicinity of Stockton avenue. The result of the meeling w as lha the city agree* lo pay one-third the ost of proper drainage facilities proided that the Robb estate pays twothirds, the work to he done under the direction of the city engineer. venty-five percent, of tbesubacripto the Cape May School of Agriculture, in accordance w ith Ihe request of the school's Board of Trustees, ordered paid.

Cape May is Richer As a result of the upholding of the lax acts passed by the Legislature in 1UUB in the opinion handed down by Supreme Court Justice Pitney, there is an increase on the taxes on the railroads in the state of $3,000,1100, most of which is lo go to the schools. Hie stale has already taken a little $1,000,000, but the balance will now be apportioned and Cape May county will receive out of this $32,400.00. There will also be sent into Cape May county collected from second-clsss railroad property and to be distributed a the various munieipalities of the ty, $3»104ff. Mite 8. Abrams Dead Ellis a Abrams, on. n of the younger a

HEARS DRAINAGE REPORT

The

Mrs. Alfonso D. Lee Dead

Mrs. Martha Ann Lee, wife of Almxo D. Lee, aged 74 years, died Saturday morning at ten o'clock at her

home in West Cape May. funeral and occurtd Monday p. clock from her late residence,

ames Bums will conduct the services.

Mrs. Lee had been ill for

a. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs.Charles W. RichardMrs. Charles Hinder and Mis.

;. Barnett.

For the National Kuouupmrni. tiraoil Army of ibc Kepnblicai Sxrsio. « Splines S. Y- September « to 14. tbs Penoaylvsnia Railroad will sell excursion tickets u> Baratoeu Springs from all stations on lie lines September T — “ ’—■— —“■*

returning — — **•

■ n. ■

York. Philadelphia. Balil

more ana Washington, will be I *“* ~

tickets reading via those elites. Tickets via New York will b a Hudson KlYrr Boat lines bet

irk and Albany or Troy.

By deposit of itekci with Special Agent at Saratoga Springs and the payment of

titorge Ludlam of Washington, wire as |>a*>ed several year* in Washington, and who has not been here fur 3U its, is visiting Cape May,and scareoiy isoogiiire* any one whom he -ki when hr left. He was a native h His father wa. once proprietor of the Fontine Hotel. iliiamtlotliu,division freight agent e West Jersey and Seashore Roll- . ami family are occupying a colon New Cape May. . M-.t-priug ami family of Paine are occupying No. 3 Atlantic Terrace for Ihe balance of ihe season. John U. Yugler, owner of the Arling. mi Hole! here, and one of the men ho received the franchise to lay the reselll trolley road down Washington irect, is a guest al the Virginia, ae oiupanied by hU wife and twt daughters. Miss Ella Gregory and Miss Marie 1* Jambre start today for the Jun_ tow n Exposition to remain during Ihe

week.

Mr. and Mr*. Albert Rose of Newark are guest* of Mr*. Rase’* parent*, M and Mr*. Maskel Ware. Mr*. E. Jane Steelman of Tuckahoe is a guc*l at the Carroll Villa, accomlianied by Mis* K. Jane Ogden of Philadelphia. Mrs. Steelman is the-nio:her of Mr*. Edward L. Rice of Uiiscounly. Miss Ethel K. Blallner, w ho is one of the teacher* in the Peirce School, Philadelphia, is paxaing a two weeks’ vacation with her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. William G. Blaltner, at West

Cape May.

Ex-County Clerk Edward L. Rice,

who is spending the summer ai his flue bungalo on the Tuckahoe River at North Tuckahoe, ha* been offered and accepted a position as instructor in elo-

cution with a Italian insti

learning, llolh Mr. Rice and his wife have high reputations for elocutional

Mr. Rice will enter upon hi*

tie* next month.

J. Foreman Sinnickson, prosecutor of the pleas of Salem county, and Mrs. Sinnickson, are guests al the Slocklon for a few days. jeneral E. A. Irw in and his son H. M., of Curwenville, Pa., arrived at the Slocklon yesterday to pas* several *. General Irw in la a leading ciliof Central Pennsylvania, and was rral years ago prominently mentioned for United State* Senator. Rev. A. P. Bolaford, D.D., of Wood iry, N. J., is a guest al the Stocklonherc he is visiting hi* daughter, Mr*. Iinrnax W. Synnot of Wcnonah. Rev. John 1. Hackett, pastor of the First Proibyterian church of Cedarille, N. J., is jiassing his vacation a.

the Devon.

Mis* E. Jane Ogden of Tioga, Phila delphia, daughter of Mr*. Clara Ogden and granddaughter of Mrs. E. J. Steeln of TucKahoe, and with whom slit row slaying al the Carroll, is a ing woman of strong and highly cultured personality. She excel* as ar elocutionist, and whether in selectiontruly intellectual, purely emotional oi imply humorous, her renditions an equally acceptable. Miss Ogden is ir of inheritance of theNew- York city property for which the Sti family, descendant* of Daniel Steelman, have been for the past flv contending. The deed upon which the claim is made is over one hundred The claimant’* lawyers have jus! reported a willingness upon (he part of the present holder* lo aellle the Steelman heir*. The property, It is said, lays in the heart of New

York dly.

Mr. E. W. Midge of No. 34 Jackson streel, arrived here on Saturday ing in his aulomubiie from Pittsburgh hich city they left on Thursday morning last. With him in hix party waa Mr. W. D. Crawford of the La Belle Iron Works; Mr. H. D. Westfall of the same works; M. B. Richardson, manager of the Seventh Avenue Hotel and F'. B. Pope, a firebrick manufacturer, all of Pittsburgh. They had a pleasant run from Ihe Smoky City. Mr*. Jerome, wife of District-Attor-ney William Travers Jerome of New York, arrived from her Lakeville, Conn., home al Congress Hall last evening to viait Mrs.. Hodder, widow of Alfred Hodder, of New York, and her mother, Mrs. Gwinn. Mr. Hodder was the private secretary of Mr. Jerome, and a writer of national repute. Lawyer H. Hughes Johnson of Cleveland, O., who has been spending a week with his father, former City Treasurer Eldridge Johnson, will leave today for Dorchester, Mas*., where Mrs. Johnson has been visiting while Mr. Johnson has been here. Mrs. Bradbury Bedell has been visiting her mother, Mr*. Thomas 8. Reed, and her brother, Dr. Charles H. Reed, on Hughes street. Word baa been received in this city that Walter A. Barrows, formerly of Cape May and one of the oldest memben of the Burlington county bar, whose heme is at Mount Holly, was married last Thursday evening to Mn. B rani all of Riverside. The bride oom were guests at C the latter pan of July. T. K. Brooks entertained at dinner ■t Carroll Villa on Saturday one of his c boy pupils of forty-eight year*

CITY OIRKCTORY.

. ir-Tboa. W. Millet, .. .Jan. 1.1»0I Alderman—F. K. Duka. .. .Jan. 1.1*0$ Oo-rreil—Wm. 8. Shaw .. .Jan. 1, IfW 8am. H. Moore, ..Jau.l.""

Joa Hand Jan. I,

SUlwell Hand ...Jan.l,L Jaa J. Doak ... .Jan. L190S Joa. R. Brook* ..JaaMW* Bam. F. Ware ... Jan. 1.190* Louis C. Sayre .. .Jan. 1.1908 F. 8. Townaend-.Jan. 1.1909 Recorder—J. W. Tliompeon, Jan. 1.190$ Assessor—0, C. Hughes .. .Jan. 1.1901 Collector—Sol. Needles ...Jaa 1.1901 Treasurer—I. H. Smith Jaa 1,190$ ‘ Solicitor—J. Spicer anting Jan. 1.190$ BMg. Inspector, W. T. Bte*- “» Jaa 1. 1909

BOARD OF EDUCATION. BamucI R. SUte*. President ...

Dr. A L Leach, vice presideM

Wm. H. Thompson, Edw. U. Phillips. Clerl

William B Ollhert Oeorgo S. Douglas* I ai ther i . Ogden— 1 hariix York ..............

. 1908 .1909 .1909 .1910

BOARD OF HEALTH.

Dr. A I. Leach. President.Soph i. 1909 Dr V.M D. Mercy, Health officer •• Robert. 8. Hand " 1909 .Samuel K Kldrvlgr. Secretary •• 11107 Albert B. little 190/ George L. Lowell " I90ii

COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Justice Supremo Court—Tboa W. Trenchard, Rep 1914 Circuit Judge—Allen B. Endlcotl Rep 1911 -atw Judge—James M. E. HUdreth Prosecutor of Pleas—Harry S. Douglass, Rep 1901 Sheriff—Wm. H. Bright. Rep 1907 Coroner—Rob. 8. Mlllor, Rep 1907

Wm. H. Thompson 1908 an A. Cohen. 1909 -Julius Way. Rep... 191C

Surrogate—E. C. Hewitt. Rep. ...1907 County Collector—Jhacph L Scull. Rep .1908 County Board of Ejections—Joa K. Hand. Rep I County Board of Election*—Henry F. Daugherty, Rep 1909 County Board of Elections—Chas. T. Norton. Dem 1909 County Board of Elections—Michael H. Kearns. Dem 1908 erm* of Court—Second Tuesday In April. September and December

sad rAklla

Cap*Isbvnd Lodge. No. ». F. and A. M. -Commualoatlons, second and foarth Ufodaym of •acb month at lodgs room. Washington and Franklin stresla. Capa May Camp, So. Km. Modern Woodi»n of America—MerU first Wadnsaday of each month at Anditoriom. Cape May Cooclara, No. 188, Improved Order of UepUeopbs—MerU at Ogden' Hall,819 Washington street, ou second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Cape May Connell. No. I4U1; Royal Arcanum—Meets fl ret and tbird Thursdays of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Lodga. No. 91. A. O. U. W. Meets Bret and third Thursdays of eac month at 819 Washington street. Cold Spring Council, Jr O. U. A M. Ni IBS—Meats la ball at Cold Spring. e>« Tuesday ereniOK al 7 o'clock. Columbia Lodge. No. S3. Independent Order of Mechanics—MeeU each Monday

at Auditorium.

Eureka Lodge. No. 7. Ladle*' I. O. M - Meeta every Tureday evening at B DO at No, 804 Washington StreetFriendship Council. No. 97. D. of A - Meeta on Tuesday afternoon of each week at 8.80. In Jr. O.U.A.M Hall. Cold Spring. The John Mecray Post No . 40. G. A Kmeets on the third Friday of each month al 7.80 o'clock p. m., at Franklin street

school building.

Ms j Bower lodge. No. USB. Independent Order of Odd Fellows —Meet* eneb Frid*) at the Audltorinm. Jackson street. Ogallalla Tribe. No. 1ST. Improved Ordei of Red Men—MeeU at 810 Washington

Cape May Fire Department, meet Monday evening In each month at aablngton and Franklin streets

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS B. Smith. Palermo Jan. 1, ISiO W S Johnson. Ocean City Jan. 1,1910 John P. Fox. Ocean City ..Jan. 1,1910 C. P. Vanaman, Dio* Creek,.Jan. 1.1908 J. D. Ludlam. So. Dennl* . .Jan. 1,1910 D. Schellengcr. Erma Jan. 1.1909 1. T. Bennett. Cape May ..Jan. 1.1$M» H. 8. Rutherford. Cape May Jan. L 1909 Anthony B. Smith. Director ...... Samuel Townsend. Clerk State Senator—Rob. E. Hand. Rep.1910 Assemblyman—C. E. SUIIe, Rep .1908

TAX COMMISSIONERS.

_..ls H. Marshall, Seaville. ~190» SUlwell H. Townsend. Cape May Court I louse — ..——...........1908 .run W. Hand. I ape May CUy... 191U

Church Directory

Rev. Father I). 8. Kelly, Hector. Masses—Sundays 0, 8, and 10 a m •• Weekds vs, 7.90 n m. Sunday and Friday Evening Service. I 8 o’clock. Confession*—Saturdays, and Thursdays before the First Friday, from 8 au to 6. p. m , and from 7 80 to9J» p m. p. g. curacH or rax advett. LofayetU St., between Jackson A Decxtoi Rev. Arthur Hess, Rector. Sundav*—Celebretlou of the Holy Com munian.' 7.»0 *. m. Morning Prsjcr. Lilanv »nd Sertuun. (ou the first Suodaj of each o.nothceirbrelton of Holt Coro munlon) 10.8D a in. Sunday School 8 p. m Evening (Choral) Service and Sermon gft p Wrek-doys—rbnredaya. Holy Communion 7 »a.m. W«lue»d*y*,EteningPrayef.

itOu p. m.

Saints D»j'»—Celebration of the Hoi)

Communion 7.80 a m. ragsBTTgaiag cnoacn.

James McLeod, D. t)..Minister Sunday services at 10 30 s, m.,

8 00 p. m

Sunday school at S 00 p. m.

flayer meeting Wednesday 8.00 p

Ju tor C. E. F nday at 4 16 p. m.

Y P. 8. O. E. Friday at 8.00 t>. m.

Strangers always welcome

PIBST M. K. cnuaca.

Rev. James Burns, Pastor. Preaabiiig On Sundsy morning at 10.80.

u the evening si 7,4S.

Meetings al 9 A. M. and 0.30 r. a.

Mondays.

Sundav School at 8 r. a.

Epwnrth League Sunday evening

7 30 .’clock.

Mid-week prayer service Wednesday veutng at 8 o'clock. Claas meetings, Tuesday, Thursday •od Friday evenings. BAPTIST CHCBCB. Bey. H. F. Crego, Pastor, icblug on Sunday morulng al 10.90. (a the evening mt 7.80. Sandsy morning Workers Meeting al

10.00 a. a.

Sunday School al 2.90 r a. Wednesday even in- Prayer Meeting ai 7 JO o’eloek Young People's Mee Ing Friday wreng at 7.80 o'clock Men's Mealing Saturday evening *18.00

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i flrei

frolrssional (Card*.

| EW18 T. 8TEVEN8COUN6E1XOR AT LAW, 010 Wasuikoto* Sr . t'Ar* Mat, N J, Muter and Solicitor in Chancery.

Notary Public.

Commissioner for Pennsylvania. . DIANE MOORE. •*: ARTIST** PAINTING AND EMBROIDERY TAariKC AND DRSIOKINO A SPKCIAI-ITY Wash Embroidery Silks and Floss. Ready made novelties. Work done to ordei 6a6 Wasi.ixgton St. Caps Mat. Known as Knickerbocker Bldg. James J. Doak Carpenter & S&uilaei

Jobbine

Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J.

Local Phone 97.

Contractors & Builders YORK BROS. P. O. Box 661. Cape May, N. J.

Serves All Classes

Our Saving* Department 1* calculated to serve all classes; the old and young, ihe poor and rich. It receives deposit* from f 1 '»> up. and allow* THREK PER CENT INTEREST

Security Trust Company, WASHINGTON AND OCLAN STREETS Cape May, N. J.

Welsbocf] Lumps Free With every (ias Rang’e purchased at our store before AUGUST 30, 1907

T’e will give free of charge ONE WEL8 ACB LAMP

16 '' OVEN GAS RANGE 18 " OVEN GAS RANGE

/ II Connections Free CAPE may illuminating company Both Phones, 0. A. Merchant. Jr. Manager.

S2SHEZHc 2E 2ES2E2H 221=

AMIS1IC DtliOilAIOH. HM HANGINGS,

plaster Wflorl; a Specialties incrusta, milalton anb Burlaps 1 llOfoe and £how Rooms. Seoond Floor Smith Bldy. 610 Wash, fit H 3=1 CAPE MAY, N. J. mm

W H BRIGHT, FIRE INSWE la any Part »f Cape May Conuty Holly Beach. H. J.

rmycr and Sermon, 10 89. Kysolc -

aly.fiOOP. M.

The fnllowlac Clergymen are expected loOctetedartua Ue summer of I9D>. I bus «. Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins, S.T.D . Hector Church of tbo Holy Trinity,

PhllspelphU.

90. Rov. David M. Bterte. Rorter BA rr^PmfgW^n.

We Make Harness

a ltd make It right The quality of the leather sod the other materials used. Is the beet obtainable, and Us cut put to gather end stitched by skilled bands. Double or single Herueae, for farm, delivery or road wagons. Fine carriage ■eat u a specialty of oars, etc.

W. A. LOVETT Cor. Wasklagtoo and Perry Street CAPS flAY, N. J.

OP bl)B.OWN STAfTPS iU FREE FREE

-HEW STAMP SYSTEMWe have the beet "bore we eaa bay Her the morey ta great vwriety.

Charles T. Campbell NO- 500 WASHINGTON ST. Cape May City, New Jersey b IRE INSURANCE ARE YOU INSURED? Insurance placed on building furniture, stock, plate glay-a. and boilers in the best Companies represented in the Country as follow* UNITED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO. OF PKII.A. THE CONCORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF MILWAUKEE. FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA. THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO. OF PHILA

CHARLES SCHERER

Ladies' and Gentlemen’s

tmlosiiii;

Cleaning-and Pressing

304 Was inglon St, Cape May, N. X.

DAVID H. FELL CAFE and B CTEEET CHOICE WINES AND LIQUOES Chris. Gallagher’s Alderney Whiskey. Rieger Greta’s Philadelphia Beer on Draught. Cor, BEACH IKE, l PERRt ST. CAPE MAY. N. J.

MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Washington and Ocean Streets 602 Washington St. 217. 219. Ml Ocean St. Meats, Groceries, Provisions sod Fruits

Country Produce fresh dally from our own form rtah, eystrem. Clasoa aad Tamp The largest market in Cape May.

fijfiomas ZD- & fijon COAL «l WOOD