CAPE MAY HERAI^pHURSDAY, AUGUST 18,1908

SENATOR GORE RE NAMED Named to Swccood Hlmootf From Ok (shams. Gl'TURll^ OKUL. Aug. •—Thoms I*. Gore vaa renomlnsted tn the State direct primaries by the Democrats

THOMAS P. GORE. (Blind Man Who May Be U Statee Senator from Oktahom

succeed hlinaoU In the L'nltcd Slates Senate, and the Republican primary choice was Dennis T. Klyun, former Delegate to Congress from the Territory before It became a Stale.

AS TO BATHS

Discourse On l

.he Cape May Beach Baths There are bathe ami baths,—Turkish baths, Russian baths, sulphui baths, salt baths, mud baths, sanu baths and air baths. If people liven closer to nature, instead o.i tlolaUu*. natural lawa of healtn; If »e woum eat and drink rationally. Instead 01 cramming our stomachs with uu* wholesome food or pouring down poisonous drinks, we should have l«-» need of taking baths to soak onl 01 absorb the poisons that have sc-Utu upon our vitals. Baths for common cleanliness or for hygenlc reasons only would be necessary. Suppose we leave all else, and settle down to a local standpoint to consider the baths right here at our doo Has it ever dawned upon the mind ol the reader that distinct sanitary bath meet the seeker lor healthful recreations here on the Cape May beach llrst comes the Invigorating sea salt water baths ;s«oond,the purifying free air bath; third, the sand bath, equal In beneficial effects to any oneariU Get out of your light clothing, don a loose, thin bathing suit and let the ocean breeses penetrate It and enter pores of the skin, and you receive an element of health and life itself. President John Alains was a firm be Uever in air baths,and every morning la his room exposed himself to the air of his well ventilated room for half an hour. As to the sand bath, we can speak only in a general way, having no data aa to cures of rheumsUsm^out " or other diseases for which they are recommended. We have occasionally seen patients buried to the chin on oar beach, possibly with good effect. If persevered In. Anyway, here are the throe baths, without money and without price— take your choice.

If we ware to say that people do not like to get wet when they go In bathing, what kind of a statement would it be? Hyperbole? Well, the explanation is, that when one goea down to the sea to take a surf bath, one doee not care to have water fall-

clothes worn before and after the bath. And so It proved haturdaj that many were deterred from leaving their verandas because of the continuous shower at an inopportune time. And then it was discouraging to strand paragrmphers, who feared getting the points of their pencils wet. The big music pavilion sheltered hundreds as the fine musical aggregation performed some of Us cholceat s>-lections. True nature ability and iL» •kill of high training are required In the wonderful Instrumentation which •ome of tbeee pieces bring out. And yet, it remains to be said that "Nearer My Cod, to Thee,” was the

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ao , each heart must answer for Itsel To be sure the beach was not utterly deserted. There ware big, manly fellows who seemed to feel so particular pride in their stalwart physiques, while there were lots of little, scrawny follows who seemed to imagine they were the whole thing, hut the weather put such a damper oa the hour that few belles of the

any of them.

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to an. U Is very profusely and attractively [Unstinted, Its articles are timely. full of the spirit of the eeaaoi moat at thorn vary helpful to those who are seeking the different thods of recreation.

one of them well Illustrated, are ■Canoeing in the Surf,' "Glimpses of Newfoundland,’' “Pack Horse Trip

Wisconsin in a Canoe,’ "The Future of Wing Shooting." "Motor Boating

AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THl CONSTITUTION OF THE STATi OF NEW JERSEY BY THE L.EG1B LA TORE OF IMS.

STATIC OF NEW JERSEY.

tic it Ream.VKii

bly ouncumu*). That ilia fallowing amendments to tha constitution of this Stats ba and tha Santa era heraby propoasd. and whi “ —... - -

agraad to by a majority of

i shall

_ .. . a members

a and Houas

their journals, with t thereon, and referred Legislature next to ba chosen, and pub

rsl Monday of Not designated by the ate. the Speaker ol

Tuesday after U of each county. - President of tha the House of Ai tary of Btato: L Strike out p I. Article IV. an* the following; l Elections for

the first Monday In November, ba ng anno domtnl one thousand nlm hundred and ten, and every second real after; and tha two Houses shall separately on the second Tut muary In each year, at which eating tha legislative year shall

: paragraph I of sect lor

Often, r divide n

nch district; peorided. that each

Tha Court of Last Resort, by whatever lualve original Jurisdiction and with full y rules prescribe, to review any division nd arrangement made by the Legists, ure Into Assembly dlstiicls of the eoun-

d: Vision, or any part thereof, oordanoe or tn conflict with tl nd, If In conflict herewith. i cwnfllct 1 crewtth. null ami

Engemcnt i

null and void the Leglslad division, entire or partial. I paragraph > of Artlda V place thereof tha following: rnor shall hold his offlea for

1. The

four yeai n on tha third Tuesday of January t ensuing tha election ~ " the people, and to e

uary four years thereafter; and ha shall four years next after bis term of servlet " T have expired; and no appointment lomlnatlon to offloe shall be made by the Governor during the last week of his

shall be elected by the people of their respective counties at the elections for mems of the General Assembly. They shall d their offices for six years. .. Strike out paragraph 1 of section II. Article VII. and Insert hi place thereof the following: roners shall be elect ad by the people of their respective counltea i for members of the Gesand shall hold their “ for four years, after which four it elapao before they can ba again cap - of oerving. Sheriffs shall annually iw their bonds. Add to section i of article VII. three paragraphs to ba known as paragraphs 11

B and U

11 All elections for Governor. members f the Senate and General Assembly, ahrrcounty clerks and surroI counties and all other oBeers hereafter nereaaary to he choorn by tha electors of the whole 8tats. ity thereof, shall ba bald

State and county officers provided, now or hereafter chosen b> the electors of city, borough, town, township. vtlUg-

a halTbe

ty of this gists, except held ever* second year

first Monday

vo.ember.

Beginning anno domlnl one thoui

hundred and eleven.

U. Esanpt as heroin provided with relation to the offlea of Senators, all nfflren Ailing any elective office at tha time thea< amendments taka affect shall conllntw is tha. exardse of the duties thereof accord

These amendments It adopted, shall

AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ISOS.

• TAT* OF NEW JERSEY.

ring). That tha following amendment i

me shall ba agraad ti o tha House of Assam bly. the said J _! ” b* entered on lb air journals, with lbs yeas _ : thereon, and nfarrad to tha Legislature be chosen, and published to tha flrat T iday of Norm a newspaper of oaoh * ■ the Pram jakor of the r and tha Secratary

warrant of tha Comptroller. First—Strike out Paragraph BecUon VII of Article IV. and change numbers * **“ —*—

Paragraph U Article V ao as to read as follows: 10. Tha Governor or parson admlnl

tha State appointed by tha Governor, by and with tha advice and consent of the Senate, shall constitute the Board of Pardona. The members of said Board, or any three of them, of whom the Governor or person administering tha government shall be one. may remit fines and forfeitures. and grant reprieves, commute Ilona, pardons and parolee, after dnnrtc-

erm of their appointment. Third-Change Section 1 of ArtlcM VI. r. aa to read aa follows: SECTION L The judicial power shall be vested I a Court for the trial of impeachments _ Supreme Court. County Courts, and such • Courts. Inferior to the Supreme t- SB may be established by law. b Inferior Courts tbs Legislature may or abolish aa tha public good shall require. ourth-Strike out all of Sections 1 V. VI and VTL of Article VL chant number of Section III of Article VI Section II. and Insert the fellowloc sections In Artlele VI:

Stale may be

BBCTTON II*.

fudge of say of the CocrVe of H . -*d for disability ow

— -- - .refusal

irm the duties of his olhee. by a ro-thlrds of all the members of tfe Is and of two-thirds of all the mem of the House of Assembly voting

separately, after a bearing before both

SECTION IV. The Supreme Court shall ba organIn three divisions, namely; the Appeals Division, the Law Division, and Chancery DlvUten. It ‘ “ '’residing Justice of t wbo shall ba styled . a Presiding Justice of tha Law DtslWho shall ba styled tha Prraldem Justice, and a Presiding Justice of thChancery Dir talon, who shall ba stytec the Chancellor, and sight— * ■— 'usllcea. which number ma y law. I Tha Appeals Division shall constat of the Chief Justice, and six other Jus tlces of the Supreme Court to be as signed by the Oovwnor. A Justice o' tbs Supreme Court assigned by the Gov rnor to tha Appeals Division shall asm n said Division until tha end of hla term The remaining Justices shall ba as signed by the Supreme Court to the La* or Chancery Division, aa the buslncse ol the Court may require *. Whenever the number of causes be ora the Appeals Division .shall ba so jraet that the Division cannot promptly hear and determine them the Governor authorised by etatuta. tarn Porerlly assign five of the Justloss of the ether Dtvlskmi to sit tn the Appeals Division, which shall thereupon alt It. two Divisions for the bearing and dad luees pending at tha time Ol

of any cat

hut the F rule for

e Anal bearing

i the Appeals Division.

be making of Interlocutory lesser number of justices, or

by one justice: such orders to be subject

-■vision by the Appeals Division, the hearing of a cause tn tha

peals Division, no Justice who has 1 _ a judicial opinion In the -cause In favor of or against the judgment, ordei decree under review shall alt at

review and

writing. I A majority of all the members of the Supreme Court, to be presided ov by the Chief Justice, shall constitute quorum for the assignment of justlci and for the appointment of offleers. ai

*. Tha Supreme Court «K or more reporters, not excoedlnx hrea. to report the decisions lourt. and shall by rule define their duties and powers The reporter' -*all bold once for flve yeara. aubtaci o Court.

— sf *a>y review, saving, however, the right of trial by jury. * The juriedkifloa heretofore poeaaaed by tbs Supreme Court and tha leas thereof not hereby conferred on Appeals Division and tbs jurisdlc- *■ “ - 'by the Circuit ' and such

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

AN account of the Ahoriginesr^Thc 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 1812; The Progress of the County and Soldiers of the War.

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Court, but the Jtiailcra of that Division shall be under surh control and supervision by the Vhencvilor aa shall be provided by the Supreme Court. «. Terms of the Supreme Court pre aided over by a single Justice of the Law Division for the trial of Issue! joined In or brought to the Law Dtvtatoh of the Supreme Court ahaD be held tn the several counties at times fixed by the Supreme Court. Until so fixed, such trial terms shall be held at the nd time* now fixed by law for the ig of the Courts of Common Pleas In be several counties, i. The Supreme Court may pr by rule for the transfer of any can Issue from the Law Division to

— to the Lew Division of Supreme Court, and from the County rt to the Law Division or the Chaneery Division of the Supreme Court, and * of complete legal and f In any reuse In the Court or Division where It may be pending. 1 Nothing herein contained shall prevent the alteration, fay law of any a' any Court or Judge since the adoption of the Conelttotton In the year one thov * eight hundred eng forty-four, and i log here la contained shall prevent the Legislature from conferring upon any Inferior Court which may hereafter bo ee-

rotsed by or which d upon tha Inferior Courts a lection I of Article VI, of the

SECTION VI. The County Courts shall have and ex rclaa. In all cases with la tbs county ouch aDMkad'—

the Prerogative Court aa may ba provided law. Tbs anal judgments of the CounCourta may be brought for review beW tbs Supreme Goon In the Appeals Division. Until otherwise provided, the Jurisdiction heretofore exercised by the

Courts of Oyer and Terminer. Courts of Quarter Sessions, or by the Judges there of. shell be exercised by tha County Courts pursuant to rules prescribe' luprasne Court. The Justices ol Division of the Supreme Court shall 1 officio Judges of the County Courts AD other Jurisdiction or authority now vested la any Court. Judge, or magistrate with jurisdiction Inferior to tha Courts ~

-late LHvision or Court created by tins nondmenu Matters pending when this 1114-ndmvnt takes effect shall bo derided y the Judge or judges to whom they ere submitted, sad the order. Jedgtnam r decree made or advised by said Judg. *1*11 he enured aa that of the Division or CvuM is which the eMt or proceeding suall have been transferred Firth—Strike out Paragrapiu l. 1. ( and 1 of Section II of Article VII; and anbetltotr the following paragraphs in place f Paragraphs 1 and t and change the nun I era of (ho paragraphs following I to oo; SNsi&lgp ka&SsSEEpS thirty-fiv, years ed ago and shall have ■t »«!«g*u£Mmibala offm ..mp.eaollau whirh shell not bo

lore end Associate Justices of the St promo Court tn office when this amenn moot taboo effect a hall be Justices of ti. Supreme Court until the expiration o

Tha Circuit Court Judges tn office whti this amendment takes effect shall be oo-i tinned tn office with the power* of thi Justices of the Supreme Court at tha Clroult until tha expiration of their respective forma They may bold the County Courts ■abject to assignment by tbs Law Dtrtgior of tha Supreme Court. 1 The Governor, by and with the advise and consent of the Senate, shell appelnt one Judge of the County Court tn each county, and ouch additional County Judge or Judges In any county ar may be authorised by law. The County J edges may hold court In any county subject to the control of the SapreriCourt. The County Judges shell not U

hold offloe for the term shell at stated times receive for their amvleie ouch compensation, which shar not he diminished during their term ol office, as the Legtsla'

shell hold a

eminent of the State c States, and shall not ei of the low tn the conr where they hold court f of office. The judges

r each county, i

here.

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AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY BY THE LEGIS LATURE OF 1908.

STATE OF HEW JERSEY.

? a t5r n 223.r “• toltowtag: tha Senate shall re _ _m of one thousand d: I at the General Asei

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