CAPE MAY HERALD, THtTBSDAY, JULY 16, 1908

LATE HOTEL ARRIVALS ThoM Who Havt Como to Capo May

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Tin- hoti-LawAMU to (or In mltam of that of prvtlouo yean, and the I trnlrlea for aceonimodaUons are u I rrov<lrn|.-il Moat of (hr holrU ai • xpertliA a rocord Lraaklux *oa»o «nub by (hr nay. llluatratna vri forrlbly |t»e <f ad v r 1^1^11*. j 04

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:*lii-0 flj.lljr'l rw York- H. \V Klckabausb rw Oidle. Del —<' B. Clc».-P^ Vat Otieatorr-H tC C|»aui'y 1 , ) j 'hue Plalin. N V.Mra" Mary Mu» Mlaa Beatrice Muniton. Mlaa Sar

Sardi-aboro—Juk \V Monahan U. S Navy—H. H. Korsua. Baltimore—R. M. Ottenbrlmer. W Philadelphia—William A. WIlU.MUi Kill Kdwardt, Mra Dora Woellcr.Mia llatel Worlldr. Charie* * $m|th.' Mr and Mra J I* i.ronard.-'‘Mt*» Tiah Tl l-eonard. Mlaa Mars are t E. Deamond. Mr. and Mn. Howard 3. Carll.. Cheater. Pa-—Claude sellin, Har

old zemrr

Atlantic City—Mr. and ra Jamrr Burke. I*. C. Burke, A. H. Burke. Baltimore—Claude P. Smith. Miar a E. White, N. W. White. Woodbine— L. C. A dam so tr I ‘fri ElUua Park. Pa -Wr, and Mra. HjT ry Adler. Allas Mafyarr^ Tleller. Mra John Eckarl. W. Hi McCorraUk.- Mitt 1 loro thy aCormltk. N«w Y'ork—F. W, Jlillar, r LoWellvllle, O—DaVia 'Dkvlrf. irirs

Philadelphia—Mra. Walter Scott. Peekskill. N. Y.—Eugene U. Buck Paris, finance.—Mlaa A. Ben Adler. Chas B. Aldrich.

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Baltimore—Mn. James C. Clark. Allss Theodora Clark, James C. Clark. Jr. Dr. James C. Clark. G. A. Beard Col. and Mn. E. J. Chalsly, Jr., E Paul Chalsty. Philadelphia—E. E. Jlurton. Miss G.

H. Edwards Mr. and tUrli C, J. Car mlsk. Chkrtes K ‘RoBt. B.Rotb'.

Mlaa Madaline J. Cormlah. Oyontx. Pa—O. P. Parker.

New York—Jlf.,dhd Mrs. E. Carta* „ P.lr Twl»W. j. ' .. . >0,. Ed

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Stockton

Springfield. Mass.—W. G VanName Leesburg, Va—William T. 0.

Philadelphia—Mn. B. Louneatadtei Germantown—Warren E. McCann Mr. and Mn. Simon Friodberger, E Marie FrlMberger, Miss Anna S. Bui

lock.

' Philadelphia—T. L.' Sanennbaugb.T A. Irwin, L. V. Carpenter, W. S.Bro kaw. Drew Smiley, B. G. Simpson. E. B. Cozens. S. H. Corkran, E. B. Zle

ber.

BalUmore—Mr. and Mra. Thomas 8. Clark. Miss K. Baltzell, P. C. Balt /‘1^'1'il Camden—Dr. and Mn. U. G.'Tdt lor, H. G. Taylor, Jr.. Richard. C. TayCiVUIIJCi Wyncotte. Pa.—J. Krleaman. Philadelphia—W. C. Oberteuffer, Washington— C. E. Berry. C. K. Berryman. Mr. and Jin. E. J. Walsh and two children. Wilmington—Jin. W. K. du Pont. Mra. Lammot du Pont. Lammot du poaL S. E. Francis. West Creek. N. J.—J. W. Salmus. H. Hushbarg. Brooklyn. N. Y.—Miss Irene ^Rld-

«ely.

Mr. and Mn. D. A. Grant and two

Blrdsboro, Pa.—Francis Yarnoll. Riverton. N. J.—Miss Mary Shel

don Bond. Walter M. Bond.

Baltimore, Md.—Mra. Annie Biem .Her, Miss Lillie BiemUler, Miss nor Becker, Mn. George E. Brllly,

Brill. Miss Anns V.Brill.

Philadelphia—Miss F. Guthier. \ F. Clarke. W. P. Irdell. Paul A. Llpponcott. Jr.— Horace M. Slner, Mrs ! C Gobrill. Mlse Stella Gabrill. Mrs.A A. Tafel. Miss Martha Tafel. Mias H Ha Tafel. Mr and Mn. R. M. Bogley. George Gumwell, Mr. and Mra W. H. 3. Hannis. Miss E. G. Hannls. L. R. DuffieldC. W. Balls, Otis Ralls, Miss Anna OU*. J. Greenewald, F. Wood. Riverton. N. J.—Edwin L. Parry. Philadelphia—S. L_ Geriarb, A.W.

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Pittsburg—Mn. V. Maguire Washington. D. C.—Mrs. M. Forest

Je Lesc.

Columbus. O.—Mr. and Mn. J Holbrook. Master Harold R. Holbrook New York—Jlr. and Mn. Carl Ja-

odboon.

The Victoria Phlladelphit—Mr*. J. Kerrigan. Mn 1. Waldron, JIlss Mary Kerrigan, >!r. and Mn. W. W. Studeurman, Mis .nna Studeurman, Miss Alice Studeur

LeJanrtrre/fetJtfifC

Colonial

Philadelphia—Wm. 3. Moore, Dan lei Roberts Harper, 2nd, Jin. Daniel Roberts Harper. Jin. Thomas Robert

Ymftoto* 0. Mrs. 11. 3

Sharon Hin, Pa.—Mn. E. H. John

son. Rodney L. Morgan. Philadelphia—W. B. MeUor.

New York—Mr. and Mn. 8. W. Pu-

las id.

Philadelphia—W. T. Sean. Mn, J Ll DiQoil, traest O. Kroppe. Landis, James H. Smack, Jin. W.B. Mellon. Edward J. Haase, Mabel R Nicholson. Mr. and Mn. E. E. Hard log. 3. T. Grady. Germantown—Mary C. Haase, Mn. Jesse 3. Haase, W. 8. Corregon. Jr. W. 3. Corrigan. Wilmington—William K. Harris,Mr and Mn. John F. Neary. Louisville. Ky.—LLewellyn Smith. New York— Mr. and Mn R. J.Fnrbeck. Edith A. Pelham. Haverfafe—Mr. and Mrs. Clarence

North.

Pittsburg—P. W. Warden.

ChaHonta

Bala, Pa.—William E. Hahn. New York—Mand E. Laurie. Agnes Marie Foley. Trenton—Mn. M. R. Fraiee, Wm.

R. Ward.

Pennington—Mn. J. P. Halt.

Philadelphia—Mn. Robert C. HilL Mlaa Miriam A. Hill, Mrs. W. B. Pfonls. Geo. C. Settle, J. P. Lansing.

Washington—R. E. Bakentue*

Niagara Falls—Mrs. William Culler W si see. Miss Anna C. Wallace. Kerwin Wallace. Miss Katherine Nye <

BalUmore—W. . Graham.

Fredericksburg. V*.—P. V. D. Cote way. Miss EUzadeth Conway.

Brooklyn—Mlaa A. M. Hill. Cermantowu—Charles R. aimons Philadelphia—Mr. and Mn. R. M. Tsdden. BalUmore—Mr. and Mrs. John M. IVnnlg. Master John Amestead Den digWashington—F, E Chapin. Riverton. N. J.—Miss Genu haw, 11 Us Caroll ne Murdock. Misses Isabel! and Sucker Murdock. Sallum. Md.—Mr*. R. 8. Boone. Hlfeeott City—Mn H. K. Wool sou PlksrvUle, Md—W. Levering. JJ. C. Knox. St LouU—Dr. and Mrs. Frank Ring Jlhs CsUurlnc Pn-ndergart. Mias B. Vrvndorgnrt. Th# Devon New York—Miss Margaret Nelson. Las Cruel*. N. W.—Mlguse Jurcdo. Philadelphia—Mlaa Rose Jones, E. . Crane. Baltimore—Mn. E. H. OinvlBe. Star Villa Woodbury, N. J.—Mn. C. M. Voor aea. Mias Hazel E. Voorhls Riverton. N. J.—Mr. and Mn. Kil Jim E. Bennett, Miss Grace E. Ben aeUPhiladelphia—F. Cormlth. Wilmington—Mr. and Mn. J. Court ley. Washington. D. C.—Mrs. G. W. Ms -in. JUss Margaret Martin. Philadelphia—Mr. and Mrs.William :Jjoyd, Miss Virginia LLoyd. E. W Joyd, Allen H. Lloyd, Robert H. ijJoyd. Miss Wlnfrsd WlUhsm. J. W. JmlUi. Mr. and Mn. H- E. Thomson. H. G. Thomson, JIlss M. B. Dyott •In. K. Karper. Mr. and Mn. Dum •ner. Jlr. and Mn. G. 8. Wynott.Mn I. Russell Sykes. J. Russell Sykes.

Ir.

t Wilmington—Geo. C. Bailey. BalUmore—Mr. and Mn. L. Stadt •er. Jlr. M. Boucher. Windsor Philadelphia—Mr. and Mn. JohnJ. Trelner. Miss Elizabeth G. Trelner. iViUlam Trlener, Mlaa N. J. Triener. Salma, Ala.—Alvin E. Seegle. Germantown—A. E. BUche. BalUmore. Md.—Arthur Koppetman, C. Buck. Reading, Pa.—Archdeacon Thomp

BalUmore—Robert J. Simpson. Richmond, Vm—W. P. Wood. St. LouU. Mo—S. 0. Tinsley, Mr. and Mn. Lyhoester C. Judge. MUs AI Ice K. Judge, Alfred Lowery, Philadelphia—C. T. McCormick. W R. Fisher. M. Maky. Mlaa Florence M ky. Us arjorte Maky. Pltuburg—Thoa. Stephen Brown. Germantown—MUs M. MacAleer. Williamsport. Pa—J. T. Meredith. Philadelphia—Mr. and Mn. 8. C. I tougher. B. B. Stcvsus. Mr. and Mrs George K. BrelnnaU. Mr. and Mn. J. Brown. M. J. Stosey, Miss Florence Floulker, Joseph L. McAUer. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Kssr. BalUmore—James D. Cotter.Joaepb A. Farrell, MUs Boksl. New York—Vfn. T. Y. R.Muuellng. Warrenton. Va—P. A. Kunkel Scranton. Pa—John M. Harris.

MlllriUe Miss Hannah H. Cbew.MUs

Lora Conover.

Ocean City—Miss Eva C. Rutherford. Miss Ethel M. Rutherford, Csmptown, Pa—Frank S. Woolson. Ardmore, Pa—Edward Page, MUs

Louise Page.

Elsinore. Del.—Miss Dora D. Hinds,

diss Edna N. Hinds,

Chester—Mr. and Mn. H. H. Goff.

MUs Jesse A. Goff. D. H. Peters Coats vllle. Pa—Mn. ary J. Boyd. u yafiirf***’

Wilmington—Mr. and Mn. Walter

Trenton— Mr. and Mra. Charles J. Tuning, Mr. and Jlra. J. HUcoz. Philadelphia—JI. F. Shade, Jr. .Pitman, N. J.—Mr. and Mra. H. C. iiiyidr^JI?. and Mn. ,J Kindle.

Hotel Cape May.

Philadelphia—C. G. DavU. W. W. VUerbury, W. Bar kite Henry, Anderson Gray, Chas. EtUng M. C. Smythe. E. C. Felton. LewU Lillie. Frank eTnoey, R. A. Lesley, F. L. Bailey, Mra. Ellison, Mr. and Mra. E. Miller. Mr. and Mra G. F. Keen. Mr. and ra. B.J. I ones, Mra. C. T. Knapp. D. H.Ralpt, M. Ashbrook, James G. Samoa,Morrii •Vood. Mr. and Mn. W. H. eGorge.Mi Dunn, Fred M. Dunn. Wm. Bowns,J. Mclntre, E. C. Dale. Master C. Paul Dunckla. Mr. and ra. H. A. Dunckla. iss ary Myson. J. G. N. Whitaker, P. F. Young, H. L. Y'oung, Mr. and Mn.

E. W. Burt, J. C. SeUen. Ji

•Vainwright. Mr. and Mn. Robert M. Jurdy, Mr. and Mra. H. H. Hal us. J. if. Say. MUs T. AulU, T. Blacks tone.

■a, B. Oardon Bromley, J.

Howard Bromley. Samuel K. Webster. LouU C. Black, Mra. 8. a Hood. MUs Ethel Hood. M. J. Fleming. Mr. and Mra. D. M. EUU. Frank Buck, 8. P. Sellers, Mra. A. J. Hood. Mr. and Mn

Edgar Ganr, Mrs Jamas U I R. T. McDonnell, Mr. and Mr:

Dans. MUs K Cans, MUs R. Cans. MUs M. A. Wan. T. W. South. Chas

8. Brownleey.

Carlo, Mon—Mr. and Mra. H. 8.

aadee.

Bridgeton—Mr. and MtaB H. mist*

Beverly, N. J.—Mra. E. 8. Wyc-

hoff.

Woodbine—B. A. PaUU. Philadelphia—A. 0. Gaw, Dr. J. Marcus, Mra. J. B. Watson, R. P. J. New York—N. L. Bacon. Burlington—Mr. and Mra. James M. LattA Wilmington—W. Ralph Whitehead. Chester—J. W. Gloasop, MUs Isabella Rogers, MUs Josephine Rogers. MUs Jennie F. Roberts, MUs Clara D. Tunis, MUs Etta L Springs,MUs ids Weaver, MUs Elsie M. Sutton. PhUsdelphU—Mr. and Mra. George F. Bishop. Trenton—Mr. and Mra. Charles J. Tunning. Mr. and Mra. J. HUoox. Camden—M. F. Shute, Jr. Pitman. N. J —Mr. and Mra. H. C. Snyder. Mr and Mrs. J. Kindle. Th* VlrginU PhUsdelphU—P.WeUh. 8. J. CurtU. B. J. McCaffery. Cape Mays—. H. Moore. PhlladelphU—R. J. D. Long, H. H. Hewitt. R. H. Pink ham. F. T. Fllnn, - H. Moore. H. R. Curie*, W. Baird. C. 8. Rungel, W. C. Albertson. F. M. Smythe. W. N. Walcott, A. Lineweaver. Baltimore—MUs Grace M. Laber.W. D. Waltz. MUs GuasU Taber. PhlladelphU—Thomas A. Gegan. J. Gegan, A Chambers. W. H. McKean. H. K. Stauffer. J. C. Stauffer, Camden—John A. Cash. Linden Villa Philadelphia—Mr. and ra. T. F.Sea *7. Mrs. A. Fleck. MUs Ruth Flock.A L. Tafel. A. D. El dredge.

Philadelphia—Mra. A. J. Stock. Th* Devon PhlladelphU—John H. Graham, A. L. Bellenstlne. Wilmington—MUs Mabel A. Kraus*. Miss Bessie Krsnas. PhlladelphU—Albert L. BuUeastone Trenton—MUs Katherine C. Kelly. Germantown—MUs Edna H. Fenton New York—Mr. and Mra. J. A.Hae ler, Andrew Haeler, Monroe CurtU. PhlladelphU—Mra. A. J. Stock. J. P. Campbell, MUs Bessie A. Br^wn. Carroll VHU Philadelphia—FrancU P. Doban. H W. Vile*. Clarence R. Brooks, . H. Rothchlld, Herbert D. ReU, H. Rosen thal, Mr. and Jlra. E. V. Rlvaid MUs Ethel Way, James Maxwell, MUs K. W. Leech. Mr. and Mra. C. Wise 8. H. Thompson. New York—H. B. Warrelow. . Chester—James M. Cyphen. Philadelphia—Thomas J. Trotter. JIlss Florence W. Vile*. Boston—Mra. W. E. Lucas. Th* Capital Philadelphia—Mr. and Mra. T.Watson, Stelton, Pa—Andres A. Rlns. Mexico—Susans Robber

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The History of -:Cape May County:* non THE ABORIGINAL TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAY EMBRACING

Both Phono

CAP! NAY. N. j.

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BASE BALL GOSSIP Matters of In tarn at to Cape May Conn

ty Far*

Manager Jefferson of the Dcnnlsrtlle club, hat signed "Red" Me As drewa who caught here several j ago. Captain Ned Jeffaraoa 1* hitting the ball regularly and la leading the Jape May County League batters. The new Union League dub of MH.Ule. baa opened It* season and the juUook for a good year is bright Jim my Booger la captain or the team. Last year he was with Cape May. Harry Warner, one of the star twirlera la another ex-Cape May player, lohnson, the ex-Pennlngton Seminary ind Cape May player, la also will

mn, the sar twirier of the University jf Pennsylvania. The Board of Trade is working hard to raise the

*ary funds for the purg to be built

tad it will be one o fthe' finest along

the Jersey coast

Manager Connie Griggs.' 4f theCourt

Uie Goshen boyto pitch. Heron pltchod good ban for Wildwood last

Court

Catcher Kuhn, of last year 1 * Cape May team, has been signed by Manirkar for th*Wildwood dub Low Han a former league player in Pennsylvania, to making good.

with the Bridgeton team the Cap* May aerie* at the Cap* Kay ball park

on July IS.

of the North Penn League,

a trip over the Capo

I Jalr- Ftavull, Amblers' •

SHOWS GOOD STATEMENT What th* Report of Security Trust Co. Presents the dose of business on June SOth. the day of the ending of the fls cal year of all New Jersey banking Institutions the Security Truat Company of this city showed a statement which ia gratifying to its patrons and particularly to Its stockholders. The following la the atatement: RESOURCES Time and demand loans, tl,424,t01.27 Bonds and mortgages, fl48.S69.39 Stocks and bonds, 878,746.14 Overdrafts, 32.25 Banking houses, Camden, Cape Ms/ 131,000.00 Other real estate, 61,000.00 Cash reserve In banks 202,082.24 Cash on hand. fl03.038.49 32,488,869.78 LIABILITIES Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus. 100,000.00 Undivided profits, *42,130.91 Deposits, 12^28,733.87 Reserved for’ Accured Interest and taxes, 118,000.00 $2,488,869.78

Kidnapped.

On Wednesday night n crowd of young men of West Cape May, tered the DAILY HERALD office In a most boisterous manner, and kidnapped the foreman, Orlando W. Lafferty. Without even haring n chance to take off his apron or lay down his printer’s tools, he was carried bodily to a. bus which had Just driven up In front of the building, and carted away to West Caps May. The destlna Uon was his own home, where a crowd of some fifty of his friends had prepared to give him a grand setont, which they did. They also presented him with some furniture and other things useful to a newly married cooMr. Lafferty had only entered Into this blissful state on the Saturday preceding.

Election Officers Appointed jrernor Fort on Thursday last named the members of the county election, and for Cape May named Henry F. Dougherty. Rep., who'

and William J. Ty-'

Road Contract Awarded At the last meeting of the Board of Chosen Freeholders the contract for building the new county road from Rio Grande to Green Creek, was awarded to Robert E. Hand, he being the lowest bidder. Captain Lewis 8. Stilwell.of Goshen, was appointed County Supervisor of Roads, and Richard Holmes, of Cape May Court House, was selected Superintendent of Construction of the

AN account of the Aborigines; The Dutch In Delaware Bay; The Settlement of the County; The Whaling; The Growth of the Villages; The Revolution and Patriots; The Establishment of the "New Government; The War of igu; The Progress of the County and Soldiers of the War.

By LEWIS TOWNSEND STEVENS 460 P»Bes. 46 Illustrations. 31 Ch*pteri. 5 Apptndlcn S**T POSTPAID OH KECX1PT OP SJ.00 IT LEWIS T. STEVENS, Publisher 610 Washington St.Cape May. N. J

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Work of the Paint*r* ’Brush The soft drink and fruit stand of Arnold Bros, at central pier haa Just been greatly Improved and th* painters "brush haa given to the whole very cheerful appearance. This stand is now opened for business and its many patrons will And nothing hot

Ninety and Nine They caught ninety and nine fish, that party which went from Colonial Friday in the Polly Page, to the fishing grounds at the party were William Baxter, Jr. Walter Church, Jai W. N. Ottinger.

Notice To limit Creditors. eiau of Theophilo* T. Price, decnuwd. Pursuant to the oMrr of Charles P. anaman. Sorrovslr of the County of Cape May. made on the twentieth day of Msy. A. b., 1906. on the application of the anbeeriber, Administrator of aald deceased notion 1* herahy given to the cradito * -aid deceased to exhibit to the a abac tinner oath or afflrmatlon their claim Ads against the rotate of said ded within nine month* from the 90th day of Msy. A. D.. 1*08, or they will be

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Campbell haa been released by ler. Dem., who succeeds Charles T-

Struck By Lightning

While eating dinner yesterday th* of William 8. Kimble, of Rio , were stunned by th* lightning, which struck the house, and' tor* off th* plaster of the dining room

stunned tor about flv*

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laraMn^wABemBa hu mad* much sucoeea. Is , ■taSJwjgjJkln ty ways asd carafulneaa ha jmjtasSS; ths be* paopt* of oer dty a