'» 1 GAPE MAT HERALD. THURSDAY, VOVEMBER 4. J90fl

GAYNOR WINS IN NEW YORK

Tramaiiy Elscts Mayor by Plurality of 75,000.

%mn. Th* rot* ror mayor la: Oftymr, 141.171: Banna'd. IT'.SeS; H«*r^ 144,MO. - Tor comptroller th# rota U: Prandrrfaat. Pualon. 140.667: Moor*. Dam ocrat. 101.424. Praidargmat o»*r Moor*. 44.141. M Itch ell. Fualon, I* elected president of the board of aldermen bkoee? 40,000 plurality. Tammany haa Heeled twenty-four of the forty-one aldermen choaen In thfa county. Two year* ago It elected thlr ty-two. Tammany elected twenty-one of th*

FUSION WINS OTHER' OFFICES

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Corrected County' Beetton Returns

Voting WatoSed Cleaely.

I If *T*r a New York elecUon waa om Tam- | ,rrl1 watched It waa Tueaday’a. Brery j polling place bad Its full quota of n a Poor , » a , r i,#ra. Including nearly 1000 col■—Vetlng J iege atudenta from Columbia. Tale, ilunteei a I Princeton and other nearby InatltuIlona, who were distributed throughn J Gay | out the greater city The entire police | of N<-- | (orce of 10.000 men waa on doty ba-[ i He i» I fore daylight, the majortty of them at - In U e the polling places, with equada of th* Monmcr.' ; “plain clothe* - scout* and detec tires y reedy for any emergency. «w Tot k j Robert A Taft, the preaident'a son. I) # b «ho waa among the earliest college be ape- I men to rolunteer at a watcher, wai be voti stationed early In the day at a Third 'ammnr - avenue polling place. HU presence, ion pr<-> however, proved such an attraction to -n a K the East Side crowd that the police wire called upon to disperse the spectators, and young Taft eras transferred to work as a Republican For the remainder of the day be spent his time hurrying by autonw bile from voting place to voting place. Investigating reports of trouble and vltneaalng the playing of the political game In o hundred different corners of th# greater city. Ellbu Root. Jr.. also studied the election system of the

city as a scout watcher.

Cape May Point South Cape May ape May lat ipe May 2nd ... .t Cape May Ocean City lat Ocean City lad Sea tale City let Sea lale City 2nd Avalon Upper Woodbine Dennla, let Dennis. 2nd Middle, let Middle. 2nd North Wildwood Holly Beach Lower Wildwood

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DRAPER RE-ELECTED Republicans Carry MasaachueetU by

Reduced Plurality.

Boston. Nov. 1. — The Republican i state ticket was again successful at the polls, but it has been some years since the heid of the ticket has been | elected by eo small a plurality. I Returns Indicate that Governor Ebon F. Draper's plurality over James j H Vahey. Democrat. U less than 4000. and Lieutenant Govenor FroTblngham only beat out Eugene H. Koaa. bis Democratic opponent, by about 8000 1-art year Draper defeated Vahey bj j 60.000. Vahey made big gains because of Draper's alleged feeling toarard or

Republican and Fu-lon president of ganlxed labor; the etraddle of the Rethe borough of Richmond. It will be publican convention on the Income tax seen, therefore, that the vast sum ol * amendment: the failure of congress to money to be spent by the city In the ' revise the tariff downward, and the next four years will not by any means j Increaaed cost of living. These were be tinder th^ control or Tammany ! point* that Vahey dwelt upon In his Hall. campaign, and they brought him many Bat there la more to follow. It were votes from the laboring classes, a bitter pill, ungilded. for Tammany to i Draper came out of the towns, the swallow—to lose the board of estimate j Republican strongholds of the state, and apportionment Hut with that gone ; with about 27.000 plurality, while there were visions of :he fees In the Vahey carried Boston by approximate-'

sheriff’s office, had Christie Sullivan ; ly 18.500.

gotten vote* enough Bul-Chrlatl* fell J

WILLIAM J. GAYNOR.

RESULT IN NEW JERSEY Will Have Sam* Vote In Next Legis-

lature a* In Last.

New York. Nov. 2.—Elections for state senator were held In eight counties of New Jersey. The senators elected win vote in the election by the legislature of 1411 on a successor to John Kean In the United Stales sen ate. The R<3>ubl!eana will again control the legislature by about the same vote as last year There will be fortyfive Republicans and fifteen Democrats In the assembly and thirteen Re publicans and eight Democrats In th* The senators who were effected at Tuesday's election were as follows: Burlington—Griffith W. Lewis. R. Cape May—Robert E. Hand. R. Hunterdon—William O. Gebbardt. D. Middlesex—George & SlUer. D. Morrle—Edward K. Mills R. Ocean—Thomas A. Mathis. R. Passaic—John D. Prince. R. Sussex—Jacob C. Price. D.

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Irishman but of t Fusion stripe, uai minister the office portion the feet. Aside from takinK care of l be Sullivans, by electing Christie. Tammany hoped to annei the district attorney's office when It put up a high class man and an able lawyer In George Gordon Battle, to run against former Judge. Charles S. Whitman. But even tha protection of the district attorney's

HENEY BEATEN IN FRISCO Union Labor Candidate For Mayor

Elected by Safe Majority.

San Francisco. Nor. J.—The Chronl rle and Call concede the election P H McCarthy, union labor candidate, os mayor of San Francisco, the Chron Icle estimating bis majority at 5000 t "500. and the Call estimating It a 10.000. They both concede Flckerf . election by 15,000 majority over

I Heney.

[SENATOR HAND ARRESTS RIVAL He accuses Slaughter of Distributing Defamatory Circular* State Senator Robert E. Hand, caused the arrest of his Democratic opponent, Evans G. Slaughter. of Wildwood, on Monday. Printed circulars bearing a cartoon of Senator Hand and a printed statement attacking his political record and methods were widely circulated. With them wore appeals for votes for

Slaughter.

Under the act of April 16. 1404, which makes it a rolsdemanor to dtetri but circulars attacking candidates unless they bear the name of the person responsible therefor. Senator Hand swore out s warrant before Joseph B. Hughes, Justice of Peace of this City, for the arrest of Slaughter. The candidate wrlved a hearing, and en tered 4300 bail to answer. Now that the election la over the matter will probably end. The circulars and cartoons "got on Bob's nerve." and he had Prosecutor Lloyd prepare the oom plaint, and to sure of the arrest, Charles L. Brownmiller was deputised as constable to serve the warrant. DrJ.M.Slaughter, farther of Evans G-. became the bondsman before a Wildwood Justice of the Peace.

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CAPE MAY

CHARLES 8 WHITMAN, e* teems to have been denied th* ’ aggregation Whitman, good lawyer, a good cltUec with a straight record, has beaten another X <od lawyer and good cltlseu. with a record equally as straight. And then there is the sad story of James J. Hagan, a good and true Tammany man. running for couqty clerk, end once a very excellent wyrden Of the Tombs - Nobody escaped from the Tomb* while Hagan waa warden that Hagan ev*r caught. Last^ Sunday night, at Big Tim Sullivan's meeting In Miner's Bowery theater, the Hon. James 4. Hagan In an Impassioned t oratory declared that Ml of

calned of God. It appears irat the Lord has forgotten his own. for returns Indicate that the Irish Hagan har been beaten by the German

Even th* county register, of whom it haa he** end could appoint more clerks than th* secretary of th* United Bute* treasury, appears to

And ee It happened that Tammany Hall has a mayor which K does not like and who docent like K, and a board of aetlmate and apportionment “*■***■ -"1 spend the eMylg "

• DRYS" WIN IN ILLINOIS

Cumberland County Only Five at th* Thirty-three Towns j Samuel M. Sheldon. Republican, Carried by the "Wet#." | wa* re-elected County Clerk Springfield. 11L. Nov. 8.—The bard- George W. Betchner, Democrat,

est Jolt the liquor Interests have received In central and southern Ulinoln since the antl-eaioon agitation started two years ago was administered. Almost s clean sweep was made by the toes of the llqnor traffic In the thirty-three towns In which the local option proposition wa* submitted. Only five of the thirty-three were carried

by the “wets."

• The "dry* - were vlctoilons In Petersburg Menard county; Meredoal Morgan county; South Winchester. Scott coqnty; Naples. Scott county; Rich wood*. Calhoun county, and Got conda. Pope county, all of which had

been "wef

The bltterat campaign In the history of Jacksonville was waged at t place, with the result that the city mains anti-saloon territory, although the majorities of the "dry#” wi down 700 vote*.

Entire I

ate Ticket Elected by Majorities of 20,000. Vs.. Nov. 8.—The Democratic state ticket was elected by an approximate majority of 20.000. following lx the ticket elected; governor. William Hodgea Mann. Nottoway, for lieutenant governor. J. Taylor Elllaon. of Richmond; fo torney general. Samuel W. William*, of Wythe; for secretary of the rronwealth. Benjamin O. James, of Richmond; for state treasurer. A. W. Gsnnan. Jr., of Rockbridge; for superintendent of punllc Instruction, J. D. Eggleston. Jr., of Prince Edward; for commissioner of agriculture and Immigration. George W. Kolner, of Atlantn.

Louisville Goes Democratic. Louiavine. Ky., Nov. 2.—By a majority of 2540 W. O. Head, Democrat, elected mayor over Jamas F. C •led the Republican Incumbent. 7 one or two exceptk&s the entire Democratic city and county ticket was also swept into office.

this city for a third time by a Jorlty of about 1400. ThU U an increase of over 1400 above two year*

Jersey City _ Jersey City. H. J., Nor. 1—Mayor H Otto Wlttpen. Democrat, of Jersey City, was reelected by aa estimated majority of 7400 over ex Mayor Mark X. Fagan. Republican.

Buffalo. N. T.. Nor. 4.—1 emocrat. was elected mayor at talo by 2246.' n» cmaiader of the ..wt mw oompk Republican city ticket to elected

Tree ion. N. J., Nev (.—Mayor Mad- _ deu'a (Democrat! reelectioe to aseared Democrat!* Tax Receiver Bee ' . ” . rtan to also ratmed. a* pmnt at Mlaexaia. aaj fea OwtariMf Oka

1000 majority In Bridgeton and the eastern townships Betchner made surprising gain*, and only the big Sheldon vote In MlUrille and Vineland saved him. Nichols, for the Aasembly. made a run-*way race of It McAlister the other Republican candidate, was elected by 1500 plurality. although

Ebner. the Bridgeton Democrat,

some inroads upon th; Republican

In Bridgeton, Mayor George Hampton, Democrat, waa reelecte< Roecoe Wr^d, Republlcn, bya Republican. v/ Thy Board of Freeholders continues Republican, the Democrats ma two or three gains in the county.

The vote upon Coro*

the Republican plurollty In the

ty to be about 1500.

A Small Fire Fire last Thursday afternoon damaged the store and dwelling owned by Joseph G. Vance on LktAyetle 8L He conducted a grocery store lodging house. The property loss to

The Ore was discovered by Randolph White. promptly gave the alarm at fire call bqx No. 71.

hadVst^rteff on ned by a heavy

way to the rear danger!ng other -Prompt action of prevented any f

SUIT UNAUTHORIZED

John McCIIntnelc, Jr- and A. Florence Yeager’Asked to Show powei Henry R. Edmunds, representing the American Bank Note Company, -obtained a rule In the United States Circuit Court Court Tuesday In Philadelphia against John McCllqtock, Jr. and' A. Florence Yeager, to show (use why they should not file iwer of attorney In bringing suit against Mayor- Reybum and Lemuel

E. Miller, of Cape May.

Mr. McCUntock and M 1st Yeager, as counsel for the Bank Note Cornbrought the suit last August to recover 13500 said to be doe for the engraving of bonds of the Birmingham. Cotumbes and 8L Andrews Railway Company. Mr. Edmunds, who to the resident counsel for the American Company, declares the lawyers t not authorized by the plaintiff

Fall and Winter Tailoring. The constant study of styles and of tit to soms of the most

dale taLor; onr townsman, Charles Scherer, of 134 Decatur street to among the most expert tailors of today. Hlx large experience In New York PhUafielphla and other Urge cltlex, haa enabled him to satisfactory meet an the demands of hit most fastldlon patrons. Mr. Scherer has Just rebeF ted his Fan and Winter styles and colorings for both men and women's best makae. The variety from which to select to not only large but of th* finest qualities, and ttha stylet

Money to Lean. On Om bond : soma from 4100 to 42000. GILBERT C. HUGHES, 214 Ocean Street.

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Report oi the Condition of The Merchants National Bank AT CAPE MAY /« i/ie Stale of New Jersey, at the close or business SEPTEMBER /, /pop

R ESOURCKS Loans and Discounts . . U. S- Bonds to secure circulation . Premiums on U- S. Bonds . Bonds, Securities, etc. Banking house, Furniture, and Fixtures Due from approved Reserve Agents Checks and other Cash Items Notes of other National Banks Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels, and Cents Specie ... {10,303.20 Legal-tender notes 200.00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent, of drculauion) . Expense . ..

Total

r LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in . , . Surplus fund ^ ‘ , , National Bank Notes outstanding . Individual Deposits subject to check

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