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CAPE MAY HERALD, THUKSPAY, AUGUST 10,.1900

PEEK MAY HERALD LKWIt T. mV»N»

AN INOKPtNDKNT WKKKLY Tkarad&jr Arumuou Al U* Uar*14 Building. No. a* WoAUaxttw Biro*. Cap* MV CUy, How Jo*—y. 8UP6CBIPT10N OooDoUat For Toat la Advmn-r ' Enlorod at lha Foot Offlce »i i . Ml/, N. J, a» ooooad clAAA maU mo' l.r, March U. 1*01. Ad>erUa‘.D« Rates Upon AppUcatiou All letters Intended tor the Herald riUer editorial, adrortlaln*. aul>airipUoa or iob prlnllns. should he »d4, **** <1 CAPE MAY MEJIALO kU Waehtnntoa Street. Cape , May

New Jerttey.

p HONESI Bell S27X; Keystone, *20. THURSDAY. AUGUST 19. 1909 REMARKABLE RESULTS More perishable frel*ht was ship ped by fanners of Southern New Jersey during the month of July than In this section. A million and a hall dollars worth of produce

PROPOSED ISEROMERTS TO THE sCONSTITUTIOIl •TATE Of NEW JERSEY, Department of State. NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELECTION.

to the. Ap peale DIvMon. end the JurUdMUm I‘•■re T ' : hr the Court of Chsn

■enatore of th" ftrel ■clese shsll t eeted at the expiration M I lie ■ year; of the sene * H **— |

la pursuai.ie ' Chapter » of th •cutlsd "An Act

thereof." approved April X_ ret>y stvan that on^Tuseday^

EJnsla

i provide for eubmtt^

be conferred by atatute. at

ther ortslnal lurtad»etll«n as Is new con farable on the !-rerotative Court shall be exercised by the Chancery Division and by the Chancellor andeha aererwl Juatl. r of said division In accordance with rub. Of practice and procedure prescribed Iatatute. or. la the alwente of aututr. hv (he Supra rtw Court, but the Jus fc-«s cm that division shall be under surh# MI ICO I and sui-ervlalon by the Chancellor ay shall be prurided by the Supreme Court

•SSTufo? S^o'. «UI to ^v. the «.=« .

v-.-nn'tor the^rtal of Issues Joined In or, division .ball 1^ entKlod

b • -'ll! to the Law Dlvlalon of t>e f' l ' rm * piv.i,. Court a hall be held to thp'eevon

a* the Bend la shall. m« after the first elect ion to be held St pin euanre of this onstlinilon they whs 11 dMded by the Senate a* equally as n.

BOARD OF CHOIEN FREEHOLDERS A. V. Hutllh. I’aloilnu,..... - Jan. 1, l»l« W. tL JuhustMv Ocau Oly. Juia I, l>U J. P. Kos. Ooeau C.ly Jau. I. J»:v bylteMar Speoce, Uoshoi- -an. J. lei-

, the persons eh-ctcd to supply si 1 -lea shall be electrd for the uptr - plred.taruia only; provided, that the h^tnre hnvtnr th* buiitest jierlod of . -

SPECIAL ELECTIOH. Courts of Common Ploas It

• held In the several election die count la.

or precincts of this Stats at sucf I i. The Supreme Court me

proioeed ^ amend"

tuunlclpalltleo of thor numbers of the lesfur or aaalnat oortwlr enta to Uxwronstltutlon sessions of the Leic»ls ■y of 1*® a*d of ISOS. In tis pro via Ions of artictr dilution of said State ns ml men ts are con

the Middle West, and t point* located on the W< Seashore Railroad, a part syhrania Railroad system. In July. 1907. the value of prodmshipped by farmers of the six lowc counties of New Jersey'was 1716.tunIn 190S the estimated value of thshipments wasll.l7S.000 OO.wbtle July of this year shows an increase ove190S of JJSS.600 The total number or cars used to transport this frelgb was 1.909—over thirty seven miles 0. cars If placed end to end. Two thousand, three hundred an-twelfty-cwo cars of potatoes were »bi ■ petL from Southern New Jersey 1. July, while It required 1.047 cars t haul the. tomatoes offered for unn: portation. The other u40 cars wur loaded as follows. Apples 5. berri166, clams and oysters 16o, fish A l: peppers 19. poultry 46. mixed car loads 9. In the last three years the Pern syirania Railroad has been conduct!! a developaKnt campaign In behalf 1 the agricultural and conlmercial It teresls of Netr Jersey. Commtsa.o merchants, and tnXyers all over th country have been supplied with Usl of reliable growers and shippers 1 that section, and the result has bee that the market for Southern Ne ■ Jersey produce has been greatly w. deneo. In addition, to enable the la xi,er to market his products quick.. «n<i secure the most advantageot prlcua, spec'Al schedules have bee Established and trains known 1 •‘Froference Freight" trains "have be opuratej. These hsie rights over s other freight trains, and pul the pf i tn the markets In the beat pc sUile condition. That the campaign conducted 1. the railroad, together with toe esta-. lishment of a fast freight service at the improvement of its facilities, h put the farmers in Southern N't ■ • Jersey la-iuiuch with the consume of a very wide area la indicated : the following distribution of the Ju shipments from this section^ Twelve hundred cars wore sent ' Jersey City and New York, 62* Camden and Philadelphia. 418 u> be ton, 2o* to other polnu In Masssch setts, 257 to Newark. 262 to PiOebn other points In Pennsylvania 1 other New Jersey polnu 65, N't York polnu 216, Ohio 80, Chlcao 1 Maryland polnu 2, Connecticut * 16 Vermont 9, New Hampshireg 67,41 ai. 27, Rhode Island 86. Toronto 19 Lot. real 15. and Michigan 8. The shi. meat Is 1909 show ah Increase 1 964 cars over 1908. and 1.831 cat over 1907.

FORM OF BALLOT. FIRST AMENDMENT. ro; * _ THI8 AMENDMENT. AQAINST L Strike out perexreph ten of Seetlo’ll of Article IV. end cbenre the num ere of the following paragraphs tc cor

Division to the Law Division of th* So pram* Court, and from th* County Oouii to th* Iaw Dlvlelon or th* Cham-*. Division of th* Buprgnt* Court, ami f* the glvhis of complete legal and eqir.to ble relief In any- ceiU* In the court or division where « ma>\be pending, t. Nothing herein roMalned shall prv utory powey or Jurisdiction confer,* Uon of th# Constitution In the year <-"• thouaand eight hundred and forty-foul

y or which m f Article VI

The County C

SECTION VI.

on taw Jurisdiction omu Rupreine Court, and s ion heretofore exercised

pointed shah t

SECOND AMENDMENT. AQAINST T ™ S Chang* paragraph ten of Article V t.

■ and paroisj. »f oembere specially *

n*r Jurladlr urta tut eric

th* Jut ledlctlon hrreiofors exercised IF th* Courts of Common Plea*. Orphan1 Courts. Courts of Oyer and Tertnln*. I Judges thereof Shan be sierclsod by U County Courts pursuant to rules pr* 1 scribed by th# Supreme Court. The Ju. ; tlces of the Igiw Division of tbo Suprcnther Jurtodletlon e In any court. Jud y this artlrt*. shv y LagUlatuFECTION VII. ■ml nent to th* Constltui

following: _ ‘he Genera! Asaemblr shell be ro posed of ineiphera elecl'nd by tlu. It- * of th# eountle*. resjwctlvely. evr d year beginning on Hie Brat Today after lh.- first Monday tn*Novei, dotnlal on* thousnnd ,ntoa hundi 1011. who shall he npportloned am-.

States decotmlal • county of this Stall titclF for the etnrt her or members of Each Assemhly d an equal number ol rltory to a compa-

ty. or^t»rt ^U such district;

J. T. -Bennett. Cap- May ton. I. I David W. Kodan. Capo May .Jan. i, I Sayre, Sea Die CU» Jan 1, 1 bis City..Jab. I. 1

Assembly man—li a. suho. JDpubiioan. l*e». TAX COMM|&6IONERA dan* 1L Mar.Hall. SaaviUc !»« SUlwen JL Townsend, Cape May Couri DU Aaron W. Hand. Cape May City. . • .slv

Cl TV OUUtCTORV.

rovtoeiTt

r as practice bltants. and s'

a Court of Last Resort, by whalee known. Is hereby Invested With - Ive original Jniladlction and with : rr. under sura procedure as It n

termtolng dlvlalon. conTknce to*^onIIk-

■ services a coni per it be dlmlaDlrfd dm • appointment^

THIRD AMENDMENT. a”,AST -™'» Crbe different paragraphs of this amen-’ merit being neceaeartly tatordependm -re considered as one amend men t> Chang* Section I of Article VI #0 e SECTION L The Judicial poaer shall bo vested In oourt for the trial of Impeachments. Supreme Court. County Court*, and so. other courts. Inferior to the Supre - es may be established by 1st nfertor courts the Legists lure n, - atej.Dh a* the public good shrout sll of Section* IL IV. V. V ion 111 of Article VI to Section I wrt the following eectlona to A<

I:

• SECTION in. ^ i»y be removed for disability cof.u- on* yegr. or tor refusal t

•C."

of Iwo-thlrda of all the nrer , fiouae of Assembly vot! after a bearing before bo! ° SECTION IV.

iKcery Division- It s

Justice

be st Justlc

f th* AppcaD Dlvtslo

and' a Presiding Jusrlce of t:

Division, who shall J-* Styled the Chat cellor, and alghtect) Associate Justices which number may be Increased by lea 1 The Ap;-*aD Divisloi.- shall consist o th* Chief Justice, and six other J ostler of th* " ~ ‘‘ "

I proceedings IO tl

r advised by said ji

Fifth 1

een transferred

r out pars graphs 1. L * U of Article VJI: and sol

tut* the following xotragraphs In pUparagrtipli* 1 and 1. and change 0 mbers of the paragraphs following

correspond:

L Th* Chief Justlc* of th* Supren nt Justice of the Ijt-

Cour

at* Justice* of b* nominated t

pointed by

r Supreme Court ►

Ing with the advice and co

Senate They shall not l lea* than thirty-live year* of age. er--shall hava 1-esp pt ictlclng attorney* I the State for at I. -vet- ten years. The shall hold office for the term of eece years, khall. at slated times, receive f-> their service* a - ..nr t..-satlon which eha! office, end they eknll hold no other ol floe under the'govr-nment of the BUb or ef th* United St-to*. and ehall pot e gag* to th* practice of law during the term of office. "Tlie Chancellor and tb Chief Jus tlie of the Buprame Court, antli* Vlce Chapce-llon, and AgsoclaU Ju, tlces of th# Supreme Court. In office w-h-r thU amendl.h-nt take* effect, sliall I Jus!Ices of the Sui-rwRie Cojtrf until tlTht Circuit Cotrrt Sedges to office.«hr.

Ply district* of tl - for the ptirpo* -r such^ arrangen ?ict ll 'hmew l |th. 'to h part thereof as shall determine 1

Your Earning Capacity ought to enable ) t»u to Jo more ilinti ji -i u your living. NOu *»ught to save mon* \ I having saved, the next thing is to set j our sut

to work satciy and pififitably.

The Wsi way l- r you to insure a sti-nut. i« I, inepme Irom your cavings is to dt posit tln-m - Savii g Kur.d At count in the Sranih '/Hu! t pan\\ where tr c\ Mill hear interest M j pci i ^ ou aie earning now. Ini! \our earning capai Can’t Last Forever

eck nor next momh. hn NOW i-

Not ne time, to ii yon

cash wh;

net

Security Trust Company Cape May City, N. J. CONTRACTORS

r.t end division, sntir* or peril out paragraph 1 of Article V a place thereof the following: Governor ai:-.tl hold ble office I •ulng the eleciion for Dover: people, and to end at tw*i noon on the third TjcedeIncapable of bolding that or ■ year* next after hie term sliall have expired; and no

| Samuel R. SUtea. William Porter. Clark.. Dr. A. U Leach | iluwarti K. UUor. William h. Sheppard;.. 1 vVIl.iaiu R. bhcjipara. ^>»kri.n «9ij Luther C. Ogden. 4iarch 19U Gouike 8. Deugluas Murch 19*- ; Ttiuisxx 8. Syleier.e March 191 i Everett J. Jerreii. March 191. BOARD OF HEALTH Dr. A. L. Leach. Prwoldont. Sept 1. D*>* Ur. V. M. D. Marcy. Hcaltn olflcof— i William Porter, tlocrctery. t**pt- 1. DU j Uybert & Hand 8*pt. L D«‘ 1 WUUam IL Bbeppard 8epL L I*'* ! Georg* I_ Lovett ScpL 1 Dll

4,

q l. A R ^

for

be nu- i # h week of h Strike 01 Article VI

era! Assembly, and shall for four years, afler w must elapse before they

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CHURCH OIRECIORV

Vice* at 8t. Mary e ft. C. Chur

Washington StrecL

av. Father D. 8. KaUy. Rector.

flee hou

o hi* i’

espeetlve eou nhere of the - I hold their of!.

four >v • again ■

Sheriffs shall aanu-' il of Art'- le x ; •ad ua follows: md Genctkl Aaaeir

: Masses, hunduys. 6.15, | o'clock, a. m. Weekdeys Evcniug kervlces SuihSay

-l 8 o'clock.

Confessions—Batuidsya si

; and lu.O 7 o'clock tod Iriday

Thuradu; 1 EM to ».*» 1». 4L

ale tors of the whole Slate, ounty thereof, shall be held c > er r.- 00 lb* lira! Tuesday t Monday In November, besin-

Chancer S -wifcilt until th* expiration of their r-

spacflv* tarms They may hold th* Coun tj Courts, subject to assignment by th Law Division of th* Supreme Court. t Th* Governor, by and with the ad vice and consent of the Banal*, ah all ap point one Judge of the County Court h

Court assigned by the Governor t

Appeal* Division shaTT aarve to said 01

lion ur.til the end of his term. The remaining Justices ehall be *s»:|

*d by th* ftaprem* Court 40 the Lew

e Suprera- each county, ■

Judge or Judges to any oobnty as ube authorised by law. Tfio County Jud. - • ' • - to any county subject t.

Opposition to Voting Machine*. A proposed anp.adment to Use Me each use us Coaxtitution. permit Li Eh* use of Toting machines, has ca. M oul some discussion and some cr Hetam of that method of votgig- 1 people who have used a good class t voting machines tor a decade or at opoMUon to thU method of votin reema tmreaaonahle and even prepo terons. -It is too much to say Dm there Is no poealhility of an error i th* nee of Maiot machine*, or eve. that sometimes a machine may fall to work; hut this Is m thaw ghe breakdown at * tocoooUv < or of the engines at a ateamshtp. .Re-

,rs of any city, bdrough. town, ti vUtax* or aubdlviaion thereof lunii-ipelliy of this Blau, ex

'1 be held every Second

on th* first Tuesday after the Aral ! day to Novanber. beginning am.o dr on* thousand nine hundred and el*v<

It Except a* herein provided

A wll b/r . all*. * time U

SL,

ef Senators, a filling any elective office al amendments lake efful alts

th* egdrets* of the duties fherepf aevo toe to thslr icspectlv* commlaalnnr o terms of n". •- snd ontll their succsaa may to- *1 <d and 'H-altOad under prnvlslo-. . three,ai-®od‘Mnfs. and -> offijerv wh*k« tanna of office wotriil plrc 'after these nmcfidmrnu lake » and prior to th* clcctlop and qualin.-i -

I P. E. Church of th# AdvanL j Lafayette Ft-, bet wren Jackson and De1 dEUWr' He* Arthur Hcs*. itreior bundaya—GoWtoh'ioh wl the Uwl* Con. tnuhioOf 7.3u a. m.. Jdoruin^ Prayc: Litany and beruion.- ton th* first Bun day of each month celebration of. Hoij - run union) 10.1# a- m. Bunday-ecboo. i m., Evening (Choral) aarvlo* anc Sermon 8.00 p. m Week-days—Wednesdaya. Evonton Prayer, 8.00 [. m. 8alot's Days and-Thfirsdays. Cetebra Uon of the Holly Communion. 7 80.

Sunday morning at 10.Stand in the evening at 8. lunday-school at 3 p. m. Wednesday evening Prayer Mretlng *

S o'clock.

Yonug People'* Ueeting Sunday teniug at 7.30.

New Method ■» ^ ^

t emeiit ar.d Asphalt I avir.g alcrprout Lunthl ilucn ai-d lutiulag a : i x i. i

ALL tlMb Ul CLNMkLCliO.'i v\U;<K All kUi.la oMa.u. T,lr JAMEE I. CLAF.KE, Engineer

M- C- SWA1 Ni tlA.XLFA TUKER OF Cioi St.aii;. lavtiLe. j, CcL.sz, I.clis- Lie AK1 COL0H OR OCtIGI A SPtCUlT 1 :ir<t Rcutfentt, 2J7 M'itniior Ave < ape .l/oy

§[euer?§ j BOAT ° feKO ^LAUNtiH = 5UILD£ti |ii lOffice aci Shop-ror. Corgif and Jzfcrson Sts^ CAFE MA7t E.5 J.

FIRB ALARM CALL* 2S—Washing loo strasL reel -1jcb*U*i srs Landing U-Washington strreL a*ar Union.

»AMLKL- E. EWIMi General Contractor, House moving a specialty

PlaSY ©frfrOSB’AHIDILISSS*

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_ .. tThmub .. . boar ar.d dctermln* tiMOt, th* Covarnnehall. whan uulborixed by statut*. un. - poranly assign five of th* Justice* oC th. Other divisions to sit to t^s Appeals CHri aloe, which sliall Uaerenpoa alt JM ■» divisions for 4b* boartng'and BKIalon o MS pending at th* Urn* of such a» Four Juatiree s

WM S. SHAW & ^ GENERAL CONTRACTORS

LIME, BRICK, CEMENT AND BUILDERS MATERIALS Seth Phones f *23 RUWIRA STRFF1