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LEGAL REFORM IN NEWBSEY. No! Political, but For tin Wol- j

tare of ML

tint*, oor !>r writ of rrrur of Ibe ■n proiao coon •urt »hm ■ ■oeoDd appeal by'orlt of to the court oi error* , So two ni<ia<al-

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HOW STATE WILL PROFIT.

l-rriter r«Inn>c of tw-loea. i.h! by the Maine uuiubei i Ih non puaiilblc. Thlr*|iectally Id Ibe uppel >1 In ilnw part* of tattle l rial work la axiuscat-t-au be reudU^ adJtulM ■weeplnj; a war of man)

EXPLAINED BY THE GOVERNOR. Miinlce of Ibe Proposed ConstltiiJooa! tmenilnient COURT OF PAROOUS CrlAIIGE

-Ule.l

cx.-ept iu name, pn- ■. amt they leave al*

xhould refrain

■nncipir o:*- i that Judice"

I. Hmtln* In | A,, . a-UMlon. I pcmed Judicial •nt> Propose t Hue of invwrvi

be Judicial

teed In Ilir.-C dlvl ap|a.-aU division, p preeUlliiK Justice, a H<v" anil tin- ilun

■eel t

In. i.

The law dlvlalou s

catlou untouct

n and | teni of district .s.urta. plrlnx the leela lature power, ai now. to mtabllab oi

abulUb inferior court*.

All this la but savins that the pn.

uM-ndnieiita are In thr thoiiab couaorvaUve

prugrcaalre. pniwfug alate for

the ^mrpuae cf cxi-tllllup Juatk-e. Thi ipreuie j northern part of the state la Kalnlnc In othi^-j population, which will bring Increaaed court litigation- The proposed a meud ineut« which represent the couaerratlve and beat IU#V ) digested thought of the atate after ten

‘ dlacuaaiuti and agitation, hav •Ired the oanction of two con v legtalnturoo, and they have iuallfled aupport of such men

| aa Mr. Charlea 11. Hartshome. who ! baa written a book on the courta of | Sew Jersey and nlioae unaeltiab devoI tlon to the public good U umiueationed. inceuor. I Oppoaition. if Any.

iball oonatet ufj None that has been o|H*uly stated other Jaatloe- ] T'ndoulitc.lIv preference will alWayr

“ -xlat for a dUTcn-nt *y«tem from tba me pn^awed. ..wing p-i nlally to a. borough unit accurate knowledge of he subject and lain telly to that feeing that what haa been good enough n the pn*' should not Ih- Changed, ait the n-.il ..p,i.»dtIon, If any. ahould md will iiiine from ttewe litigants. igKrrgailou.< of wimlth. who And In he present system of courts a ready itsl i».»erfnl weapon In Ibe hauda of

raliitd and skillful law).

I aba I' be organ-

.led a "chief jus -cry division, pre id lug Justice, wbi

ii sties* s lull I I* asalgnesl ■•me court to the -tew or rtston. aa tbs- hualneaa of ate division shall have and if|l|“-lbte Jurisdiction and ! Jurisdiction aa may Ishe complete determination

ill exercise the possessed by

the supreme court and the circuit courts in a>s-s>rdansre with, rule* of practice and pnKtslnre prescribed b) statute In the atawnce of statute by

the supreme court.

The ehaueery dlvlalon shall exercte*: the Jurt*<tl.-i..m heretoft.re possessed by the i-ourt of chancery and the chan cel lor In accordance with rules of practice and ppiCslure prescribed by stat Ute or tn the atsumce of statute by the

supreme court, but the Justices of this gsnizatii

division shall be under such control of the omemlliieuts, .

and supervision by the chancellor as if (bon- i* one thing more Iniporant shall tw provided by the supreme, than number for the state to iirorlde

court. ! « la that r'le means of obtaining ‘ The supreme court may provide by tlce should lK-'i>mm|rt and expwlltiuua. rule < f«r tlu- transfer of any cause oc win, U(1 unurt-csoary delays and

Issuer from tlM- tew division to Uu cerinintlw.. II Is Is-lleved by those chancery dtvUlon. or from the chan who have given Uu- subject Ibe best eery division to the tew division of thought that the iTdoiition of the y>nv

the supreme .curt, or from the countv jndli-al amendments will great

; ly aid lu dlls object and tend

the tew dlvlalon'or the chan-

It may oe Th- 0ry Goods . eadquartara. One of tha leading beadquarUra of,

* Uy - “ *- 1 ael ^ 1

date JustI.WUUngtou atreet.

Hera tha public *{□ be aura to find i large and up-to-date stock ol ladles' until | and chiidren'e clothing. The millinery

their respective > department .U also well stocked with

.the-latent designs. The people ahould

with the Judicial spade tn the Herald from week to It is clear that if week to see her announcement* of

r.- adopted by th- apeclalUe*.

court and

the aaaoclate Justlcourt In ofllce wb.ui s take effect shall be

and Four Citlaena Judges I Court of Error* and Appeal* In Plao* of Sixtoon—lea* Expanse te Stats and Mora Benefit Under tha New Court Plan. In an ii.tdroas delivered before Uu few Jersey Bar association hi Atluni.iixl will be lislfm' Uv City tJoventor John Krauklln Ft dlsi-usacd the landing ameiulinenU to the state const(tutlou. He said: There arc ive *c|>anite proposed a mend ■ nc dts tie. the stale rouatltution to be submitted to the people for their approval “t a s|m-lul election t held on the Ifth day of Heiitember

The First Amendment. The Ann amendment simply abolishes that provision of the state constitution which now permits fore Closure of mortgages In the circuit court simI common pleas. This baa practically always been a dead letter. It has been the rarest of exceptions wh"n any foreclosure haa occurred In the eln-clt court and seldom, if In thr iMitiitnon pleas. If the amendments lie adopted—to whk-h 1 shall refer hereafter-the circuit and common pleas court will both be abol tebed. This amendment la of Huh concern, hut as the present prorlshu of the coustltutlon I* of Utile copiert also this nmecduteiit can furnish nJust ctound for o|>p witlon and should

be adopted.

The Second Amendment. Thl* make* the court of pardon*, lor the parole and pankm of peraun* con yteted of crime, to consist of the gov ernor and four citterns, to lie apiwlnted to the court by the governor, ti bold their office for Are yen re. Till, preae.it court of pardon* Is com posed of eight—namely, the governor chancellor and the six special Judge of the court of appeal*. If the court nmrudmeut. to which I shall refet hereafter. I>e adopted, the six aiieclal judges win be legislated out and there will be no court of pardons until thii second amendment prevail. This Is good amendment, whether the court amendment be adopted or not. The four citizens can giv* practical!) their Whole time to the work. The case* asking for lairdon are about 50C a year, and they need moat careful ex

amlnatlon.

I can we no reason why the second amendment should fall on any ground The Third Amend mast. This amendment relates solely to tha courts of the state. There have been bo changes In the organisation of tba courts of our state since the conatltu tlon of t8M. We have had good courts, and while our state was small and 11 tig"Uon not very large they were admlhtbly adapt*: for the admlnlstra tlon of ctvll and crl-nlnal Justice, hut conditions have .«\r changed, and tlie present ms-esrlty for the pinctloally continuous sifting of <mr highest court' te apparent to all who are familiar with existing conditions/ Thl* need for the |mst five years has resulted In the removal of the justice* of the au pro me court from sltrlng tn the counties In fho trial of <kuaa*. This. In my view. Is greatly to-be regretted. Tire Influencaw'of the supreme court ^usth-c upon local judicial conditions was always wholes toe and of the greatest value. Any syatem which re move* or curtails the usefulness of the supreme coprt ju*tirt |s a mistake. Our preaent court of erp»r» and appeal* I* a cumberanuic body. It te composed of sixteen Jiii'ses, which te pine more Judges Unit! (hat constltatIng the court of appeals of New Ywk. If la eleven more than almost any of the other state* and thirteen more than some. It exceeds by seven the supreme court of the I'nHed States. The mere statement of these facta te to demonstrale the need of a It te wot only nunecemarHy but liecnuae of It* Mxe It U exAt d. Is*idea this.. of judge* lengthens of the c* i!ri a ’ ‘ kes greeter delays'In droid Ing

J*'V«L«R

ntu-erialnty ami e d<*ervlng litigant

lake what la offered ti| Ih-ut imp-h regard lor

hi • demanda.

' opiswitirai. If any. will ( hi the o|ien. but yrll| i and Indifference of the by Individual opponent*

ibtlesx under Cover of som* or,

-eumplish the di

r Ideal standarde

e division of tl|r Mtprrmeec

onatet of Merit Judreo, the

state of New Tork. and charges

Joalges with the ai>peltete

■ i other. Tnder thl* system we isrc more frequent Irrma of the la court and a more expedltlpw n!nation of cause I (clays In

■al determination of case .1 to almost a denial of

of .-a JT This I* 'resent Engllah ays-

» Stat* Oainf

■nalHe vertalnty as be court of ibt pro tilcb now I« ronfuaed t considerable riaaa wnietlBM-s requiring

aikm to ascertain, ment In another colnmn of the Herald

1s In the right

Jewelry and Cut Claes * old and rellaMe fir® of K Hand Is not only well known aa a I manufacturing jeweler but haa also

* Well Known Plumber.

Tbs nlamblac eetaUtehment of William T Pharobeea. Jr-, of Parry •treat, le too weB known to need, any imaac for Hr. Chambers baa bollt up a fine hqalqeM by giving tha beat of service to hte rua'omer*. He U

■ ever to do

The ( and 10 Cent Btor*

Our .Bummer people win do well

atore of

party by fW" nppeaU an ms.w, drlay. Ing a payment of n Just clalai for tWT * and causing »u<-h quifoyancf, axpeusc Ttfe pending anteqd.

jnenfe. If adopted, r ill «ur.- all this, . . . ' ."V* te wltu all It# jsiwera rxrapt flu** L * w * oomer of retellug fo writs of error, and the Jqs. and Perry ”—

Uc** Of thl* r<-urt will sit rtmstnntly In tb* court* of fho county, dtepenatng Justice between Ittlgaut*. pH hifcrtae county court*, of which we «"W have to many, wlU U ooueoildeied lute •

JEWLERY \ WATCHMAKING

Large Slock ol Cardully Scleclcd Goods CLOCKA OF ALL KINDS

ATCUES CLOCKS OR JEWLERY PreBytly and fitfully Sene BELFORD GARRISON 8C6 WuhL-gt* It. CAM KAY, Jf. J.

Spring Opening

A nd you will command respect. Let us aid you in selecting a becoming fabric for your SPRING SUIT. We pledge unqualified satisfaction in fit. etc. PA NKESSEl 424 Washington Street Keystone Phone 134X

Headquarters

Wc are Headquarters tor Ladies’ and IChildr? 5

CLOTHING

All the Latest Styles at H ottom PricesMillinery Department Our Millinery Department is Compete. Selection was never larger, and the ’ . Styles arc the Latest

We Bolicit your patronage, sure we can please yi

feelIng

MRS. TURNER

323 Washington St.

Cape May, N. J.

^Tie Qolonial . .

LOCATION

''O t UNSURPASSED ONLY A FEW YARDS FROM THF ROLLING SEA

| Modern conveniences. Handsor e

a And Beach

CAPE MAY, b

Electric Lighted. Din

prop<-*cd n-urganlxMlon amendment* were former Justice of the Supreme Court Benm-t Van ftyckle. than whom Judge ever had greater experience was recognized aa a mao who re loyal lo the Interests of the people. With him went former Governor* Griggs and Murphy and Charles I, Corbin and John It. Hardin, two dteUngulshed lawyer*. They canvassed the whole matter with great cat re public aohllment both within and without the legal profession and tried to formulate n system that would be simple aud meet with popular ajv The present court of chancery 1* not changed except In name. The chancellor still remains, as do Ute vie* chancellors, their title only changing. They art- hereafter Justice* of the supretnr court, assigned to Ibe equity division, ami 1 ciuuot *««e why the) should nor. under a rule of the court, while sitting In the equity division be etylrd vice chancellors to |«rpel tly as U te our present chancery Our chancery-court and practice la good, and It Is gratifying that It la not changed lu effect or procedure In any way-by (he proimsed amendments, feel (bat If thr pc«|ilo understood the advantage* of these amendments aa 1 do then, would not be a rote against them. I may be pardoned, after several years of membership In the county court, cupreine court and court of peals. If I express my personal at to these court amendments and urge them upon the favorable consideration of the people of the atate. In addition to all I bare here pie lleut of rxpeuse to the stair by adopting the e-mrt amcndmtpU Wfll b« reduced over $33,000 In Judicial sal

Tht Hcma-Mad# Bread.

William Waldorf, of the Hansten Houae Bakery, S17 Mansion street, te pleasing'thr people of Cape May,with M* home-made bread. It b Just like ■or mother's used to make that al-

ia so good when we were

young. Hi* make of oaks and plat are also always appetising. Try hte

goods and be convinced.

• .

Hie Plaxa.

The Flams of Perry street, is now oien and te already wail gatr<|»!ta4 The Lou* Ur bMh repaired and ry d sud muter the management of

i>f last re- tt op to date lu every way, and it

be a very home like bouee. round'd by broad porches and abun-

dance of shade trees.

' NUC BATTERIES . 1H0 Volte, 14 Amperes The making of a good Dry Ceil Bai tery, for automobile and gas eugint sendee te one of Ute most dlfflculi problems to the battery manufacture: This 1* the reason why so .-nnuy cell! for ignition work A thorOugu know! edge of electro-itM-mlstr). coupieb with mechanical ability and a greai deal of experimenting, bas produced the NUB—absolutely ibe best Dr) Ceil Battery that Is made for IgnlUot purpoee*. This U not s mere elate meat, but an actual, tact—attested by the leading scientific Instltotloni of this country, and 1 mm all usei NUB Cells CHARLES A SWAIN. Bole Agent. $06-4)7 Jackson Street

Fall and Winter Tailoring. The constant study of styles and neat nest of fit- is some of the moat essential points Chart make an up-to-date tailor; oar townsman, Charles Scherer, of lot Washington street. Is

Philadelphia and T has enabled him to satisfactory all the demands 6f his moat fastldlou patrons. Hr. Scherer has Just recel ved his Fall and Winter styles and colorings for both men and women's best make*. The variety from which to select te not oaly large but of the finest qualities, and tthe atyles are various.

Special Bgrviefe at 8L Mary’s Church A series of discourses on Christian Doctrine will be preached Sunday evenings at 8 o'clock during July and August In SL Mary's Catholic Church Washington street, by tbs Rev. Theodore McCormick. The people of Cape May City will .have a golden opportunity of hearing the great sarlnr tenths of Christianity expounded by An able and eloquent preacher. Al :be people of Cap* Hay. native* and .1*1 tor* are cordially Invited to those lunday evening discourses, ^^seat* wfll be free.

opened yesterday, by Go*»llsr « Smith of the Sfooktou Hotel. The ' lala te nicely located near Uk beach and te modern lu every way. laving tb* very beat of plumbing aer vlo*. Tha new proprietors Intend t‘ have home-Uke accommodations an 1 will personally look after UM 00m forte of the guests of tha houae as they are so fully prepared «> do. having, bed many ytve exTerletor in

James A. Carroll, .of the Harbor

-better proper* to 'i«|n« gver.Tbe houae Is suit, those that love fishing near the LsoUlu*.

>0 hav* nnr boat* and te hte*. »»d supply fishing

» Of «neft»th*i 1 located to * Mug aadftehln

_ . T J aaay installments But tew such Ms to be bad In hte borough- ’Also nearf, new nine room at ■troetlv# dwaHtag wRh large grounds and barn Alta* than present cos: of house akm*. J. U LANDIS. Agent. 6M Broadway.

phone IM"

toys, etc. Look for hi* ad in the Her-

Hems Bites West Cape May Fifteen high and very desirable

Perhaps there are tew plumber* ualness principle to give nothing ho' that hav* mad* more succoss than Will Ism F. Brown,.of Mansion street, Mr. Brows ks* Alway* mad* It * the beat of aervlr* la all hte vmrlou* "ns* of plmsblBg. sfeam end •lag. By this Ksas* b* t-s heftt nr-

W. h. CHURCH. 0

Auditorium (ale aud Bullet

lcp«rtinentK--3>a T8BI.U D’HOTE DIMMERS 50c »*5-

Board by Day > 107-109 Jtc eon

Be Rented for CAPE MAY.

% Manufacturing Jewler Repairing of Fine Watches. Jewlery. Ftq. , FULL LINE CUT GLASS AND JEWLERY b^- -

JOS. K. HAND

311 Washington St.

Watch this Space Next Week lor Wrisley’s ad

MIllS A? fai §SA32D*S 713J7 7 H 5 & 10c. Store Where you will find a full line of Onoklng Utejiiqlaj ' r oyv ami Souvenirs. . . C‘>r 'Vashinslor and P« ijj/Sta.

BOWLING

CONGRESS

BOWLING ALLEY

rtm Pool and

31 Ptrry Street

EDWARD I. HUMES, Pro.-.

ROBElSITPTACx ... i di es and Gents Tailor .... Suita made to Onler. Work t ailed forantTheJiwid *“ Repairing, Bcoiirlng, Clearing, and PraeMng. *13 W-A.e'KXi-' &±: R^yMnwr Phone loau C AP* H AT.B. .(

ISAAC H. SMITH CLOTHimi FURNTStTICLt

M.WAT8 MHttMTi

7<At.N,J,