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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER S. 1908.

Hallow'een.

Yoi nq people bent on raising llftyseven variet e» o( disturUanoea on Halloa ten evening are very welcome to all the fun they can atlr up If they will only be careful to discriminate bet ween harmless fun and downright mischief. Halloween ought to be the occasion of a Jolly good time, and ita tradillona observance Is all right—much to be desired, indeed—if the m<*rr.meut t» k*pl quite within legitimate bounds. Vandalism bas no place on the programme of events, and reck less and w an ion destruction of property Is real fun under any circumstances. Young people have a hard time ferenUkUng between conduct tha entirelv as it should be and couduci that laps a 11 Hie over the bounds oi propriety now and then. Indeed, there come moments in the life ol practically every youngster not otherwise restrained when toe police even Und it advisable to lake a hand long enough to help them back to p Lhai are to he approved. A good thing may become a nuisance under certain circumstances—witness the throwing of Hour upon people w ho cannot affora to have their clothes ruined. W mg Ion street, between 1'erry and Ocean streets, on Sunday morning wag fairly white, and the windows were also numerously spotted with flour. k We apprehended no serious complaint from these dusens who are leased or mildly aggravated on Ha.* low ecu. >o one will quarrel, we fancy, at this, luai, or other petty annoyance or disco unit ore mat comes as an incideni mere to. 1 outhlul spirits an especied lo cderiesce somewhat' a. uuivs and to run over. That’s ai.

it should be- Hut ii to smash any window

glasses, knock in any cellar doors, Oi desln/y any cilueu's property in ordei to have a rollicking nine, and we think It well worth w lulc that our juvemk fneuds remember that when on pleas-

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One of the first hills the coming Degulalure sbould enact into law should be one providing fof the nominations of United Slates Senators, Congress men and the Goverootpiy direct primaries. _ The ancient and useless delegate system should be entirely abolished In New Jersey. The people come nearer ruling aod choosing the oUlcer* this way than the old. We tried the direct nominations in September and they proved satisfactory enough to recommend their enlarge

'The elections being over, let us all .^settledown to fair business once more and keep honestly and everlastingly at it. The majority have expresses their cbo.ce, and the successful candidates will be the servants of all Un people. Here in Cape May we an going, lo forget politics and begin prep a rations for the greatest season in the history of Cape May as a resort—thr Bummer of laOt). '

Ies’t It time Cape May City had a regularly elected chief of police? Under the law of 1807 there are two officer* who have been on the force the re quired five years. They are George C. Baldwin, who has served 28 years, George F. Hickey, who has served 22

Tub new Oily Council, although it does not assemble onlil January 1, 1806, will have plenty to do to gel ready for the coming year.. Its lint task will be to select iu president.

TAFT AND ARE Rapubllcins terry Kaw Yoric, Oiio, Indiana, llllnnls and Yantai.

New York. Not. I—Tbs next pres! dent of The United-States wUl be Wtltlom Howard Taft. Republican, Ohio. The next rice president will be Jamas Schoolcraft Sherman. Republican, of New York. This Is the verdict returned by tha majority of the 11.000.000 voters of the United States The Republican candidate baa repeated Mr. Roos» rail's foot of carrying avary northern state, giving him a dear majority tha electoral college of 111 over William Jennings Bryan, the Democratic candidate. Mr. Taft will receive *01 electoral votes to Mr. Bryan's 1*1. The latter has carried West Virginia, which want to Mr. Roosevelt four years ago Maryland gave 8000 plurality tor Mr. Taft. Oklahoma, tha state created since the last presidential election, bas

enrolled Itself, as wa Democratic column. Nabraaka'fbaa gone Democratic by i

The states considered doubtful before the election hare gone as follows: Indiana Republican: Nebraska. Democratic; New York, Republican; Ohio, Republican; Illinois Republican; Maryland. Republican, and West Virginia, Democratic. Results In Uv Pennsylvania has gi by 800.000 majority and New Jersey by 78.000. the figures In 1804 being 60C.1 818 and 80.888 respectively. Connecticut U Republican save In a few cities and towns, but Oongrsesmnn George L. miry, the Republican candidate for governor, ran behind Mr. Taft. His majority is 15,000. whereas the Repbbilcan presidential eaniiMaia >,■■ carried the state by 80.000. This is below Mr,Roosevelt's figure la 180A Judge Taft may have a majority in the city of New York, the first Urns the big city has given Ha vote to a Republican presidential candidate. Mr. Taft probably will receive a. greater plurality In New York i Ident Roosevelt did four years ego. He has exceeded Mr. Rooeevett'a plurality In New Jersey and bad a priolngly big vote la Massachusett Governor Charles E. Hughes been re-elected In New York state by shout 54.000 plurality. Tbs lower bouse of the Sixty-first mgress will be Republican by the usual majority. The senate win remain Republican. Speaker Cannon has won his fight for re-election by his usual

majority.

Most of the great dries of tbs try have gone Republican, with tha seeeptlon of New York and Chicago. In each of these easee. however, the rural Republican majority has been sufficiently large to offset the Democratic urban vote. 8L Louis has gone RepubUcaa. while the reat of Missoori Is heavily Democratic. Central Elates For Taft. Ohio, Indiana and IHlanta the great central states, with an aggregate of sixty-five electoral votes, have gone

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Taft and have elected Republican governors. but the vote la Rhode Island, whsre the Democrats made a strong fight, U very close. In Massachusetts the Independence party candidate for governor, made a good showing, though running far behind the vote of Thomas I* H lagan last year. % New York dty has been carried by Taft by about 10.000. but Chanter, the Democratic candidate for governor, received a majority of 70.008. The figures tor the entire state am as

follows: Taft. 880,000: Bryan. 880.000: Hughes. 81MS0; Chanler, 718480. The electoral Vote. The electoral vote la as follows: Bryan. Taft.

bring them into the Democratic eel ana. The success of Mr. Taft la these stales, considered vttaDy necessary to Ms election, has carried with it the success of .the Republican state eta, except la Ohio, where Jndson Har

There was s good deal of the char sctertstlc tridts of the Scotsman In old Tom Morris, the famous golfer, wbc has Just died. Hs was pawky. < and of a religious bent Of him i stories are told- When asked for Ms opinion regarding the playing of golf

-.i en Sunday, Tom wisely remarked that J-Htf the player “did a' need a rest, the

links did.”

Beginner* had always a large shars of Tom's sympathy, and he was ever reedy to give them sound advice. Tom was astonished one day to find a raw eallant who bad armed himself with

CONNECTICUT FOR TAFT

•wept the Stats As Covtpletsly As Four Years Ago. New Haven. Oonm, Nov. A—-The Republicans swept the state of Don n sell cut In Tuesday's election fully as

tour yeors ago, Taft carrying ths state by more than 80.000 plurality, and Congressman Georgs L LUley. the Republican candidate •lor gov-, ernor, going to office by about 18,000 plurality over Judge A Heaton Robertson. his opponent Ail the five conties equal to those of two years ai The entire Republican stats ticket

than for a good many years, oonfldsnce of the Democrats was tlrely misplaced, for their vote in directions showed a falling off as' oc pared with two and four years ago. BRYAN CARRIES HOME STATE Democrats Win In Nebr—hs By HkDOO

Majority.

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 4—Nebraska has gone Democratic by a plurality of 10.- , 000 for Bryan and a plurality scarcely

ricks* to be elected. The tremendous 1 gain for Bryan to the dty of Unnoln was the wonder of

tory of Willson. Republican, gubernatorial contest last y<“ greater pin of the state’s

slonal delegation win be Democrats. The Pacific coast states. California. Washington and Oregon, have given

their rotes To the Republican candl election of FoUard (Rep.) to Ike Rial date, but Nevada which voted fftoM* and Htoahaw (Rep.) to thr

can plurality of 1600 la his bat be carried ft by a plurality oi eomethtog to exoees of 800.

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Friendship Council. No. IT, IX of 2^-

I Friendship Com l°1»8J0,to Jr.O.U< 1 Ths John Mscrm 1 mss*v ou the thin

Mayor—Frederick J. jUIvln Jan.MtlO

AoU-Wat ffi toiaw ...Jaa. 1,*6101 _ ’ yoffi Moore*. • -Jaa. 1.1811 M ;ja o'clock p. m., at Fraaktto street

* Jos. Hand .Jaa. 1.1810 ^

- BUI well Hand .. .Jaa. 1.1610 j "T 001 * Jaa J. Dank ...Jaa.l.l6il' •* Joeepb U. Klsrell...Jan. 1,1611

Bern. f. Wan . Louis C. Sayre ...Jan. 1.1808 F. 8. Townaend. .Jan. L1606 - Thompson. Jan. 1,1610

T. Campbell Jan.l, 1606 Colleotoi—BoL Needles .. .Jam 1.1606

H. Smith Jr., Jan. 1,1906

Mayflower Ledge. No. 6», lodepsadeut Order of Odd Fvllowi -Mssu sach Friday at the Auditorium.. Jackson etrasL OgallolU Tribe, No. UT, Improved Order of Red Aden—Meets at 810 Waahingtou

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Samuel R. Stlteo, president 1608 Dr. A. L Leach—. 1610 A'iUlom Porter, Clerk. — ——. IWH Howard F. Otter 1911 William H. dbeppard— William B. Gilbert 160* George 8. Douglas* 1608

Lather U. Ogden........ . Dr. V. M. D. Marey.....

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BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. A L. Leech. Prosldent.BepL 11606 Dr. V.M.D. Mare/, Health officer '• 1611 Robert. B. Hand " 1»«* William K. Bbeppsrd M 1610 WUlism Porter, Secretary “ 1610 Georgs L. Lot ett '*U Board of Trade President, Lather a Ogden; Secre sry. A. O. Merchant. Jr.; Troasuror.

U. B. Weather Bureau. X14 Ocean BC, Geo. U Lovett. Agent.

COUNTY DIRECTORY. Justice Supreme Court—Tho*. W. Trenchant. Rep 1614 Circuit Judge—Alien B. Endlcoti Rep. 1911 Law Judge—James M. E. HUdrelh Rep 1911 Prosecutor of Pleat—Ernest W. Lloyd, Bod...— 1618 Sheriff—Hebert R. Corson. Hep - 1610 Coroner—W. A. Lake, Hep, - ■ Ivin Coroner—Wm. H. Thompson 1608 Coroner—Nathan A. Cohen 1608 County aerk—Julius Way, Rep... 1910 Surrogate—Cbss- P. Ysnamsn....lV12 County Superintendent of rchooli, Oscar O Harr... 1M« County Collector—Joseph L Scull. Rep. 1808 Oonnty Hoard of Elections -Learning E. Hughes .... 1009 County Board of elections—Henry F. Daugherty, Rep ism County Board of Election*—William J. Tyler, Dem mo County Board of Elections—Michael B. Kearns, Dem 1606 Terms of Court—Second Tuesday In April, September sad December.

Charch Directory sr. Knar's a. c. cmoaca. Kev. Father D. 9. Kelly. Hector. Rector's office boup^-e to 11 a. m.; 7 'wtS 1 *' •ervtoew' at Mary's Charoh. Washington street, during September and October. Maaeee Sundays at 7.00 aad 6 o’clock A. M. Devotions, Sunday and Friday eventoga at 740 o’clock. All services will be held to CbapeL Confessions—Saturday*, sod Thursdays before the Fiat Friday, from S.S0 lo o. p. m , and from 7 80 toBJO p. c

r natADrajrr. lAfaveua 8L. Utweu Jackson A Deoator. B«V. Arthur Hass, Hector Sundays—Celebration of the Holy Communion. 8.00 A m. Morning Prayer. Litanv and Serteon. (on ths first Sunday of each month celebration of Holy Oomaunioo) 1040 A m. Bandsy School 8 p.m. Evening (Choral) Service and ion 740 p. m. Week-days-Wednesdaya,Evening Payer 740 p. m. Sslats Day’s, Celebration of the Holy Communion 8.00 a m.

Bandsy morning Workers 10.00 a. M. Sunday School at >40 r. a. Wednesday evening Payer 740 o’clock Young People!* Mss.lng Friday ersoi* at 7-80 o’clock Ueo’s Meeting Saturday evsolsg 118.00 o’clock. nun K. A CHTBCB. Key. Junes Haras, Pastor. Preaching ou Hands) morning st 10.80. la the evening st 7.4B. Meetings at ^ a k_ aad 840 T. K. BnodavA Basdav School atlr.K. Epworth Lsagns Sunday evening

cold bp ring PKaamraiuaK chubcm 'Rev. J. W. Lowden wlU conduct the serviOM at the Cold Spring PresbyterChurch Sunday morning st 1040.

fUMUCK. Jama McLeod. D. D..Minister Sunday semoos at 1040 A a., aad 740 p.m. Sundsy school st 140 p. m. Payer meeting Wednesday 8.00 p Y. P. 8. C E Friday st 740 p. m.

FIRE ALARM CALLS. The Pirn Department has resmnged ita fire alarm boxes and tbr following i i.—.-j,, of

BOARD OF CifOBEN FREEHOLDERS A. B. Smith. •‘Memo Jan. 1.1910 W. 8. Jotmsoi, Ocean City .Jan. 1,1610 John P. Fox, Ocean City ..Jam 1.1810 Byiveeter Bpenos, Goshen..Jao. 1, 1911 J. D. Tgjdlam. 8a Dennis . .Jam 1,1910 a Schell enger, Erma Jan. L1609 J. T. Bennett. Cape May . .Jan. L 1*10 H. S. Rutherford. Cape May Jan. 1. IMS Charles Sayre,Bea Isle Oty. Jan. 1,1911 CbesdoaUng, See laie City, Jan. 1,1611 Anthony B. Smith, Director Sam pel Townsend. Clerk State Senator—Rob. E. Hand. Rep.19 Assemblyman—C. E. SUIIa Rep .1* TAX COMMISSIONERS. Kail H. Msrohall. Seavflle ...1BO0 8 til well H. Townsend. Cape May Court Hoaae.~......... 1811 Aaron W. HanC. Cape May City....1910

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JAMES M. E. HILDRETH Cocxheddor-At-L.w 214 Ocean Slreet CAPE MAY, N. I. Notary Public

LEWIS T.8TEVKN8OOUriSELLOK AT LAW, 014 WsaaiRoroa Sr.. Cara Mat. N.J. Master and Soltedtor in Chancery. Supreme Court Commissioner. Notary Public. Commiasioner for Penns vlvams.

WE HEIGHT, FIRE INSURANCE to ay Part of Capa May Caaaty Holly Beuch, N. J.

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MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Washington und Ocean Streets •602 Washington St. 217, 219, aaj Ocsaa SC !-: Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits t-t Chafea Batters-Skarplaas Silt C4tfa-A SpedaltF Country Produce fresh dally from pur own farm FUh, Orstsn, Clams aaf Tsrr-syla. Dressed Paltry Tbe largest market hi Cape May.

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