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ANOTHER CAM MAY BOY MAKES A HIT AIM L Seutor, Tumutj of Tto Boant ia How Captain of Detective* at Philadelphia. Bitdieal channel in the Police Departaaent will roautt from action taken yastarfay by Director Clay, when he ae wt O* ~ip»Uo" -1 Captain of Detoctivt* Edward Gallagher, appointed him baek on the force a» a detective, promoted Acting Captain Sender to the poet of captain, and announced that ha will apply Councils for an apprporiation to create 100 new detecttDming the trolley strike iormer Captain Gallagher was suspended because he was unable to attend to the duties of bis office on account of nervous breakdown. Alfred L Souder (was appointed as act bag captain, and remained in that position until yesterday. Gallagher Was - never discharged, but ooatinued suspended until his friends be gaa to workripr W» - .Select Councilman Edward Pittoh, leader of the upper abamher, saw Director Clay in his behalf, and Senator McNicbol was in tasneed to speak for him. Tbo Director finally consented to appoint Gallagher as a detective, but would not give him his old post as captain, because Souder had made a good record in the few months lie has been acting In the few momns ne n*»

in that capacity, and the Director desires that he should continue as captain. So H was arranged that Gallagher should ^ formally resign from the captaincy and be reinstated. After a conference wito Senator Mc-j t< Nichol yesterday, Director Clay called , B Gallagher into hie office, received his j ti resignation and imediately appointed Ji him to be a regular detective at ilCOO w a year. As soon as Gallagher's resigns- £ tion was in his hands, he announced the j appointment of Souder to the captaincy , b< •t ¥2400 a year. °' In making nis announcements yestcr- ^ day the Director took Occasion to praise j A Captain Souder. "Captain Souder," he said, '"has al ] a ways proved himself to be a capable and ; trustworthy man in the discharge of his j, duties, and I have the highest confi- j dence in his ability to carry on the work ! H c* his department in a manner which ® will reflect distinction on himself and ; , his associates." > 1 The new captain of detectives is 44 b years old and is a resident of tbe Twen- 1 J ty fourth ward. Be was appointed a , substitute policeman of the Thirty ninth ■ street and Lancaster avenue station in t 1P00, and two months later was made a 1 regular. In 1905 be was assigned as , special policeman for that district, and j In 1907 he was transferred to Central j Office as a substitute detective. last' year he was made a regular and his work eras considered so good by his superiors ■ that he received the appointment of cap- j , tain over the heads of other men who j ( had been in the office for years. ; ' It ] i DK. WILSOK A. LAKE SUCCEEDS TO 1 OFFICE. « Will Fill Unexpired Term of the Late j Sheriff, Robert B. Corson, Whose \ Death Occurred Sunday Morning. 11 Governor John Franklin Fort yeeter- ! day appointed Dr. Wilson, A. Lake, of ' Gold Spring, Sheriff to fill the unexpired 1 term of the late Sheriff Robert R. Cor son, whose sad death occurred suddenly on Sunday morning. Dr. Lake was elected coroner on the Republican ticket in the fall of 1906 by a large majority and his term in this office expires January 1st, 1912. To accept appointment as Sheriff be has resigned his office as coroner. He is very popular in political and professional circles and a close student of public affairs. He is a man of ability, who will undoubtedly perform the duties of his new office in a satisJohn K. Sparks, who has served under the late Sheriff at deputy, will probably be appointed as deputy to the new sheriff. There have already been man) conjectures at to whether Dr. Lake will become a candidate for Sheriff at the eoming primaries, but he has made no announcement on this subject He has a large and lucrative practice as a physician dnd this may preclude his seeking the nomination as it would involve more or less sacrifice to his professional interests. The new Sheriff will take the oath of office and file his bond before Judge Hildreth to-day (Tuesday.) Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A WATEB DEPARTMENT ■•tics Ob Saturday, July Mtb, the office win to opoa from 9 A. M. to It aooa, from fi P. M. to 4 P. M-, end from t P. M. te MP.M. 0b Monday, August 1st, five per eaut wfB to sifified ts tha amount of the bOL 0b Monday, Angus* 8th, the Tshjistoi - will tars at tto water from the >iimtoii tealliWuimti fctf. J*"' --w " — ij

SECOBD WABD from Special derroepoudent Mrs. A. G. Bennett entertained her uncle, Jacob 8. Smallwood, of WeetCape May, and her cousifis, Mrs. Julius Scull and Mrs. Chan. Taylor and MhA Beatrice Taylor, of Cape May Court House, one day recently. Mrs. Stella Woolson, of MillviUe, is the guest of Mrs. Albert 8tillwell. Albert Gilbert and family, of Ocean City, were calling on ward friends on Sunday. Mr. Gilbert has a handsome new auto, a Maxwell. Call again,Albert. Fred Hand is borne again after spend ing some time "way down in Maine." Fred says there's no place like "God's Country",, as he calls Cape May. Captain and Mrs. Sooy entertained Mrs. Josiah. Smith, of Absecon; and Mi»« Mamie Stoddard, of Philadelphia, last 'WBCfc Miss Nellie Roth, of Camden, is visit ing Mrs. Harry Bellangy. Houses are renting fast in the ward. It seems as if everybody wants to come to Cape May this summer. Mrs. Henrietta Bennett was stricken with paralysis early Saturday morning and is in a precarious condition. Miss Mildred Hand, chief clerk at the BeU Telephone office, is very ill. During , her absence the office is in charge of Miss - Irene Bennett, the new "hello" girl.

SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, for , •ale of mortgaged premises, to me directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, on the thirteenth day of June, A. D. 1910, in a cer tain cause wherein the Ocean City • Builuing and loan Association, a corporaof New Jersey, is complainant, and D. Vincil and Fannie W. Vinci!, his wife and the Wilmington Securities Company are defendants, I shall expose ot tale at public vendue, on MONDAY, JULY 25, 1010, the hours of twelve and five . p. m., towit, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff's Office, in. Oape May Court House, Cape jutj Count v, New Jersey. All that certain tract or parcel of land and premises situate, lying and being in the eitv of Ocean City, in the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, , bounded and described as follows : Beginning at a point in the northerly 1 of Pleasure avenue at the distance of four hundred and ninety-two and nintv-two one hundredths feet west- | wtrdlv from the southwesterly line of I Thirteenth street, containing in front or westwardlv, along tbe said I northerly line of Pleasure avenue, 25 | feet, and of that width extending northwardly, between lines at right angles to •aid Pleasure avenue, one nundred feet the Riparian Commissioner's exterior Hue. ROBERT R. CORSON, June 22, 1910. Sheriff Apgsr ft Boswell, Solicitors. p. f. $8.75 6-25 5t SHERIFF'S SALE I By virtue of s writ of fieri fseiss, to "directed, issued out of the Court of of New Jeraey, on the 15th 'day of 'April, A. D. 1910, in a certain cause wherein Wayne Darlington is complainant ■ and The Bayview Lot and i Association is defendant, I shall ! expos -d to sale at public vendue on MONDAY, JULY 25, 1910, the hours of twelve and five 1 o'clock p. m., to wit, at 1 AO o'clock in ' i the afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff's I Office, in Cape May Couft House, Cape ! Mav County, New Jersey. | All that certain farm and premises, [ i o

leading from BemU^s Point to Qm. Is-'. ara?saflfgr5 others, and la butted and baufifiud aa follows, vis: Beginning ic the middle of Mia line ditch between said ftarm aad Henry 6wain, and its junction with Tovnpend* Sound, and running up the mm* north 1 tnirty three degrees and ten minutes west forty-two perches to the heed of i tne same; from thence along the line , fence north forty degree* west t^eniyone perches to a sycamore tree; from ' thence still alone the fence north * forty-nine degrees and forty minutes west one hundred and forty perdbes to * a corner in the middle of the maip Sea Shore Road; from thence along the line 5 of David T. Smith north seventy-three degrees and thirty minutes west fiftyi nine perches to a comer atone of said a Henry Swain: from thence along his line north fifty-ic - degrees and .twenty ■ minutes west one LuJdred and tHrty-fve and a half perches to a white oak corner; from thence along the head line north fifty degrees and five minutes east , fiftv perches and tlnree links to a corner ; 1 from thence south fifty-five degree# and e fiftv minutes east one hundred and seventy-four perches to a comer in the middle' ef the aforesaiu road; from thence south fifty degrees and thirtyS five minutes east two hundred and thirty-six perches to s stake by the side e of Townaend's Sound; from thence , trading by the several courses. of the fc same to the oeginning one bun- * dred and six acres, two quarter* and fifteen perches, be the same more I sua aiKcii

01 ROBERT R. CORSON. 1 rvriff. Dated June 22, 1910. ] J. ->picer Learning, Solicitor. p. f. $14.25 6-25 fit FREE MEDICAL BOOlf FACTS, an up-to-dats household medi. M East S2I> St.. Sew York City. S. Y. IN MEMORIAM One Year Ago Today In sad but loving remembrance of John W. Wood, who went home to God July 16, 1909. ' There's a beautiful region beyond the i And T long to reach its shore. ' For I know I shall find my treasure r And loved ones gone before. I WIFE t Send your frieids with Keels y 46 dre« °r,di* hah,t •/ to tbe Keeley JKtltnte. r fnrp 30 years of siiccessfti ares. Vlll V Write for particular*. Only Keelev Institute In Eastern Penna 812 N. Broad St.. Phila ■ DIAMOND & CO [j Dealer in , Builderss' ; Supplies HOLLY BEACH, N. J.

Established 1886 Phone Connection . THE DAYU6HT STORE ( MEN'S SUMMER SHIRTS W1TJ1 A F • COOL WAVE OF COMFORT. Our Men's Wear Store is full of ad j mirable suggestions^ for a man's summer peace and comfort. It he needs shirts, they are here with many styles and qualities. Same way with neckwear, belts, bath1 ing suits and all the rest. But, speaking of shirts,' we want to call particular attention to a good-'ook ' ing lot of $1.50, carelullv mad. tour way, which means the COMFORT way of madras printed in many handsome styles of stripes. Plain negligee ;cuffs attached; coat cut. They'll add a note of variet.' -o a ! man's SHIRT COLLECTION. ; 0 L W. Knerr ' 518 & 520 Washington St ) Off ICS of Th» Commit; lontr of Trland . Wmtsrwayi Keisdvertlsement for proposals. State House. Trenton. X. J.. • June 14th. 1S10. " (Sealed proposals for dredging a section of tne proposed Inland Waterway from Cape May to Bay Head. N. J.. between Hereford and Townsend a Inlets, win be received at this office until II o'clock r.oon July IS. 1 910. and then publicly opened. The Department reservee j the right to reject any or all bias I Furthe reformation on application. I HARRY W. SCHNEIDER, HENRY J. SHERMAN, Engineer. 4-11 4ta

; k i ImkheunI Tires S Mithtlin WJ lit fall It mtnu/ttluri fMumttk 0 cut omo bih tires end now produces more then * sdfo? of all the tires made in the world. 1 In Stock by S F. SIDNEY TOWNSFND f§3=f . 638 Washington Street Cape May City. N. J. j ill $ — 1 |WATCHES| cVJ!£.'Lrr IDIAMONDS1 ; Lord Elgin, Waltham or Howard Watches CukorCrefe Icsrryll»b«t Drep s pe*sl fertw ] - P.LEVY. Jh. 407 N. Vrnmomt Ae— a Alfcstic Or, Itiiwisili. WuAs. J»m tfaj

•'When I Am Out of Debt'* j'-i aaid a man to a Prudential Agent, "I will aign an I application." Wbon he was out of debt! How S| little did he reafize that he was ahghtinf die I greatest debt he owed— the protection of a fife Insurance policy for his family. Are you neglecting ■ . this debt? If you are, remenber it should receive 1 ; your attention before any other. Talk Ae matter I I f The F'rudential I £ An Agent will be glad to call upon you at any time I Aat suits your convenience. - I

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Steels Peerless. Wagner No. 3. P and C. No. 6. Three Feathers. Mt. Vernon. G. and B. Black label. Green Kiver Army and Navy. Jar- E. Pepper. Canadian Club. King William Scotch. Black and White Scotch

James Rinslie Scotch Dewars Scotch Gordon Gin. m. Plymouth Gin. Booth Tom Gin. Hennessey Cognac Jameson Irish Budweiser Beer « Blue Ribbon. Beer Pabst Beer. Schlitr Beer. Bass and Co. Ales. .jLg

Domestic and Imported Natural Spring Gurnness Stouts Waters. HOTELS, CAFES i > FAMILIES SUPPLIED. ^ Camden Bottling Co. Family Liquor Shop 312 and 314 Washington Steert

US MKMOBIAM BAILEY— In loving nmambranM ot r| our dsar little boy, Vaughan Crandall ] Bailey, died July 16, 1903. In the cemetery sweetly sleeping, Lies tto Mid of our hearts. 1 Daily in oax Bros vs sties him, Tto toan that are atofi for Mm, No one wIB oror knowFather, Mother Btotor and Brother. 1

•wain's Variety ■tore. SIS aa* MT a Jaetaoa street. Jsot roeatrot a freak .. supply ef Mo. S Columbia Xgwttor Bat. tertea Ths battsqr that to msk —is •Use ensiaea. Prtos M eat * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reeves are w- * tortaining eosipany. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Chunk are eetereomnany. * -'1