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I \ ' - ' f FIFTY-FL \ YEAR CAFE MAY CITY, N. J. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1910 TKREE CeiGtaEOfH^ in ' I - 8 1 H M UTTHf^MKn^M m .1 ■ - ' ■ — g : — -

classified Advv -ing Bring Quick Keatilts MUSIC INSIHUCTORS PIANO STUDENTS WANTED Mise 'iuwnsend take* this opportunity to announce tliat slie is now prepared to teatnwt several more pupil* is piano * dfcjias in tka lataat methods. YUSS MKLViNA TOWN8KND, 638 Washington Street, MM I3ta Cape May. PIANO INSTRUCTIONS lor beginners or advanced students. Latest sod best methods of teaching a I; 7 (Miss) ELVA HAND, 1014 Washington Street, f. Mil* dipt May, N. J. EST" MUSIC Tessnni on oornst or piano. Evenings. Apply to ffn. Porter, 1020 Lafayette , t~ REAL ESTATE j &4CK YOUR PROPERTY IN MY una* FOE SA1.K OB BENT. AL- 1 tBJjjHAVE CLIENTS. »gl$INSURANCE A SPECTALTV. ] SOL NEEDLES, j 000 WASHINGTON STREET, . EST STONE PHONE 114 M. STABLE PROPERTIES i Good corner lot, 66x106. Another 34 by M with barn, 4 stalls and good loft, j Caty water. Electric lights immediately aopotmng. Centrally located. Prices most interesting. (Albert u hughes, Realty, 214 Ocean Stree. AH OPPORTUB1TY *~ A twin cottage for sale having in each aids 8 rooms and enclosed shed first door; 4 bed rooms and bath second floor; one room thliu floor; gas throughout house; city water; large porch Well located. House new. Now rented for *16 a side. Possession can be given in 90 days, if desired. Only part cash required. A good purchase either as a home or for an investment. GILBERT C. HUGHES, Realty, 214 Ocean Street. WEST CAPE MAY 210 BROADWAY WE'RE NOT SO SLOW WATCH US GROW Well Have Sewers All Right, and Eleetrie Lights, wbwege H. Reeves, Real Estate Agent Boilding Lots and Homes. Will buy, MU. rent or exchange. Keystone •Fbona 111-D FOR SALE. TOR fiALE — One good -oung team of I mqltg, g#tlc and kind in all •harness. Apjhrj^ Caiaden Bottling Company. FtOjaSALE — Hunter a cabin launen, Oora, 27x6 6x3.8, 12 h. p., P. and M. motor. All in A-l condition. Can be MSB at Yacht Club. 6-26 tf ros uu One double heater, almost new. a real barraln; also folding trap waxon, In rood condition, cheap. Apply to G. W. Matthews, WUdwood. N. J. 10-29 3 AVTO rom BALE— A B1M1ZX Ae the season Is clored. Ford Model T 1910 Tourlnr Car. five paspenrer. fully equipped with everytntng that belongs on a car. two- new tires never been on the wheels anil two inner tubes, Ave lamps. 3 oil and X raa; one honk horn, one nightingale whistle, coat rail, two hand pull on the door, two latter pockets on inside of door, two hand pull on the dash, tire holders .wind shield, clock speedometer, tool box, lack pump, curtains. This car la In first class order. "ft you wish to buy call and look her over. For further information apply to John H. Brown. Cold Spring. N. J. 1-1 WANTED WANTED— New members for Friend■hip Council, N. 27, D. of A, Charter apes Initiation fsa *1.00. 10-1 lOt Ebr that pain In ths back try Matrnatlem and all eTtarnsl ailments. Sold Blotter! of all kinds at tha Star asri W.w Stationery Depart mm t. 90* BALM— An Hdiaoa Standard >*■■■*■ ph. latent motel, piny -thar wed very little end is in perls* eondiApply Bter end Wave. WALHUTS AMD »»W« 1 «• Mag w««w te teen. itoim kaMH Ca#ene*R L

;U D£IIUCRATIC ; LANDSLIDE WILSON GOVERNOR 43000 MAJORITY U. S. House of Representatives Democratic by 63, Bute Legislature by si j on Joint Ballot— Roman Defeated for Sheriff by MelrinT One of the moot remarkable "land- ~ , slides" in the history of the country oc- ( ; curred on Tuesday and landed Now Jer- ^ *ey once more "in" the Dembrratic column after, fifteen years of Republican rule. The plurality for Wilson for governor is approximately 43,000 ami the legislature stands Democratic on joint ballot 21 _ majority, "fhe House of Assembly contains 18 Republicans And 42 Democrats, i. and the Senate 12 Republicans and 0 e j Democrats. The Congress delegation j from this 8tat« now consists of 7 Re- - ' publicans and 3 Democrats but the else- | tion has reversed these figures. The _ | Democrats -have won the National Y | House of Representatives, and have 69 c . majority in it. The C. S. Senate will continue Republican, there being 50 ReJ publicans, 40 Democrats and 2 doubtful. | There -will be appointed a.Democrattc U. 1 S. Senator from New Jersey. Such a complete somersault in a sin- ~ gle election is unprecedented. In this I county the Republican ticket won out 1 ^ except for Sheriff, Walter M. Homan, I L Republican, being defeated by Frederick I Mel v in, Democrat, by a plurality of ^ 206. Hon. Christopher S. Hand is reelected to the Assembly by ■ plurality of 264, and Gardner to Co agrees by a much re- n duced plurality, obtaining in this county but 870. Lewis for governor, obtained h but 186 plurality in this county as . t against Fort's 1141 three years ago. j CAPE MAY CITY 1 r The day passed off quietly in this city j and the Republican city ticket is elected I, as follows* t Alderman — Joseph B. Hughes. Council — James J. Doak, Samuel H. Moore, Frederick B. E. Tompkins. As sense r — Irwin Eldredge. Collector — Gilbert C. Hughes. Treasurer — Stephen B. Wilson. Constable — Henry C. Bohm. n Overseer of the Poor— Albert G. Bennett. Lewis T. Stevens received seven votes for Justice of the Peace, t The vote in full follows: ^ 'Indicates election. ! FIRST PREClNCr Republican Ticket t For Governor — Vivian M. Lewis, 226. I For Congress — John J. Gardner. 268. Asembly — Christopher S. Hand, 221. 1 Sheriff — Walter M. Homan, 196. Coroner— J. Morgan Dix, 335. F Alderman— Joseph B. Hughes, 362.* " Council— James J. Doak, 224*; Sam- J ' uel H. Moore, 216* ; Frederick B. E. e Tompkins,* 231. j Assessor — Irvin H. Eldredge, *366. v Collector — Gilbert C. Hughes, *406. b Treasurer — Stephen B. Wilson, *218. I Constable — Henry C. Bohm, *229. 1 Overseer of the Poor— Albert G. Ben- 1 r j nett, *317. Justice of the Peace — L. T. Stevens ''Indicates election. Democratic Ticket 1 y 1 (For Governor — Woodrow Wilson, 205. > Congress— George Hampton, 162. 1 ! Aaembly— Oliver I. Blackwell, 204. £ j Sheriff — Frederick J. Melvin, 230. 1 Coroner — Jonathan Hess 194. „ ' Alderman— Joseph B. Hughes. E Council — Joseph H. Elwell, 176; Frank 0 Kntriken, 180; William L- Ewing, 7 r Jr., 230. 7 > Assessor— ^ rvi n H. Eldredge. f Collector — Gilbert C. Hughes. Treasurer— William F. Classed y 212. t Constable— -J. Joseph Ford, 192. \ Overseer of the Poor— Albert . Benr nett- B Justice of the Peace— Stevens, L T. 2. j ; National Prohibition Ticket For Governor -Charles F. Lapp, 2. I Congress — John . Hughes, 2. Assembly— Monroe Hand, 2. ( I Progressive Republican Ticket For Congress — William Riddle, 13. 1 Socialist Ticket • Governor- Wilson B. Killingbsck, 2. , ' Assembly — George S. RawcHffee, 2. 1 'Indicates election. SECOND PRECINCT 0 ■urttiras Ticket | Fee overaor — Vivian M. Lewis. 142. t Ooagrass — John J. Gardner, 16*. , I in 1 ml ty —Christopher & Hand. US. Cms— ■ J. Masfea Dix. 14*. I inn mi i i> & Botes, m i

i Council — James J. Doak, 166; Samue , H. Moore, 143; Frederick B. E. Tomp , 142. Assessor— Irvin H. Eld red, •, 226. Collector — Gilbert C. Hughes, 248. Treasurer— Stephen B. Wilson, 140. Constable — Henry C. Bohm, 152. Overseer of the Poor — Albert '. Ben nett, 171. 'Indicates election. Democratic Ticket ; For Governor — Woodrow Wiison, IT Congress — George Hampton, 80. Asembly — Oliver I. Blackwell, 124. Sheriff— Frederick J. Melvin, 144. Coroner — Jonathan Hess, 110. Alderman — Joseph B. Hughes. Council— Joseph H. Elwell, 109; Frank Entriken, 94; William L. Ewing, Jr., 107. Asessor — Irvin H. Eldredge. Collector — Giilbert C. Hughes. Treasurer — William F. Cassedy, 116. Constable— J. Joseph Ford, 102. Overseer of the Poor— Albert G. Bennett. Justice of the Peace — L. T. Stevens, 5. 'indicates election. WEST CAPE MAY RESULTS For Governor — Vivian M. Lewis, R., 133; Woodrow Wilson, D., 103; Charles E. Repp, P., 2. Congress — John J. Gardner, R., 128; George Hampton, D., 90; John W. P., 3; William Riddle, P. R, 12. Assembly — Christopher S. Hand, R., Oliver T. Blackwell, D., 94. Sheriff — Walter M. Homan, R., 146; Frederick J. Melvin, D., 84. Coroner— J. Morgan Dix, 142. Hess, fx, 88. Mayor — James II. Hastings, R, 222. Council — CSiarles B. Willis, *122; Ed win N. Morton, '121; William Cham 118; Charles Perkins, 92. Assessor— G. Bolton Eldredge, '222. I Colector — Harry l.udlam, *129; Har ry Eldredge, 96. Justice of the Peace— Harvey Shaw, 8 RESULTS IN LOWER TOWNSHIP For Governor, Vivian M. Lewis, 148: [Woodrow Wilson,. 176; Clias. F\ Rapp, 6 For Representative — John J. .Gardner George Hampton, 157; John W 6; William Riddle, L Justice of the Peace — F'urman Bar' nett, 810. Assembly— Christopher S. Hand, 167; S. Blackwell, 164; Monroe Hand ; Fred Melvin, 1. Sheriff — Walter M. Homan, 143 J. Melvin, 182. Coroner — J. Morgan Dix, 159; Jons than Eess, 123; Joseph Wheaion, 1; A. Lake, L Township Committee — J. Durell Hoff 310; Thos. Pierce, I; Clark Pierce, 1. Constable — Charles K. Hand, 73; Thomas BattteraaU, *243. Surveyor of Highways — Joseph L *212; Thomas Matthews, *310. ! Pound Keepers — Bert Dawson, 1 ; John 1. Appropriations, For *300 for Roads, o4, against 8. Relief of Poor— For $100, 64. Another great battle of the ballots is over and the victors and vanquished are engaged in tkiakh* it over while they last and recover from their arduous efforts. Hsm s mads can Weed, ana pound ut WaiTe 6 sstea Mads with

COUNTY VOTE IN DETAIL ^ |jf| I i I I || j- i 1 i ! ! I i & I AVALON 43 94 50 27 M5 24 62 ' W v 60 M~ CAPE MAY 1XMNT 22 S 23 8 22 , 8 8 22 . 21 8 CAPE MAY, (First 225 205 258 162 221 204 196 210 396 194 CAPE MAY, Second 142 119 160 80 135 124 116 144 148 110 DENNIS TOWNSHIP, Firet 56 155 55 155 56 156 53 158 66 154 DENNIS TOWNSHIP, Second 60 137 47 136 47 148 60 149 83 116 HOLLY BEACH 234 166 223 154 208 194 225 176 LOWER TOWNSHIP 148 176 164 167 157 169 143 -182 169 122 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP, First 223 271 193 241 227 262 177 316 244 2B MIDDLE TOWNSHIP, Second 118- 124 116 121 118 119 103. 132 124 116 NORTH WILD WOOD 109 59 112 55 115 54 111 58 116 *5 OCEAN CITY, First 140 . 83 121 96 152 7<F ' 138 87 162 TLP I OCEAN CITY, Second 130 107 110 121 139 98 123 114 147 91 t SEA ISLE CITY, First 25 56 37 39 31 48 30 51 36 46 SEA ISLE CITY, Second 79 61 77 50 88 52 *7 65 88 60 SOUTH CAPE MAY 14 1 14 1 ' 19 2 13 2 13 2 UPPER TOWNSHIP 202 130 210 118 219 177 160 177 229 106 [ WEST CAPE MAY 133 103 128 90 140 94 146 84 144 83 I WTLDWOOD 134 117 190 119 121 125 119 138 172 79 I WrLDWOOD CREST 7 20 9 .17 10 17 12 14 WOODBINE 112 63 120 44 116 48 112 64 98 48 ■ Totals 2356 217? 2361 1991 2450 2186 £1*2 £9*7. . . , < - . . ^ Pluralities 185 370 264 205

JAMES J. DOAK c Whowas elected to (Sly Council for the ■ eighth time, and when he completes this term he will have served the city for 24 years. CONGRESS AND THE LEGISLATURE The following is the makeup of the New Jersey delegation in Congress and in the State House and Senate : Congress First District, 'Henry C. Loudenslsger, R Second District, 'John J. Gardner, R. * Third District, Thomas J. Scully, D. Fourth district, * Ira W. Wood, B. Fifth District, William E. Tuttle, D. ' Sixth District, 'William Hughes, D. Seventh District. E. W. TownBend, D. Eighth District, Walter E. McCoy, D. * Ninth District, 'Eugene F\ Kinkead, D. Tenth District, 'James A. Hamill, D. ' 'Re-elected. Three Republicans, seven Democrats.

HENRY C. Ull'DENSLMJF.Rf [ Re-elected to Congress fonn '»» dmttfet New Jersey Senate \\ W Atlantic — Walter E. Edge, R. |I c Bergen — J. A. C. Johnson, D. Burlington — Griffith W. Lewis, R. • Camden— William J. Bradley. R. Cape May — Robert E. Hand. K. "■ | Cumberland— Isaac T. Nichols, R Essex— Harry V. Osborne, D. . 1 Gloucester — George W. F. Gaunt, L/ Hudson- -James F. Fielder, D. \ / ' Hunterdcn— William G. Cebkantt D. Mercer — Han? D. Leavitt, R. \ Middlesex — Ceorge S. Silxer, D. , Monmouth — (Hirer H. Brown, R. , Morris — Richard Kitthrrbert. IX , Ocean — George C. Low IX , Parnate- -John D Prince. R. 1 „ Salvos — William Phimmer, R. 1 fllMI-T * * - r & Frelinghu^-sak, R I a Mill C. Price . D V

House of Assembly Atlantic — Isaac Bacharach, R. Bergen— W. J. Homers, D.-, G. Alven, D Ephraim H. Whitecar, R. Burlington — B. H. White, R.; Warren C. Pine, R. Camden— Isaac W. Coles, R.; George W. Whyte. R.; Albert deUnger, R. Cape May— Christopher S. Hand, R. 1 Cumberland— Walter H.* Turner, R.; I Ephraim H. Witicar, R. Essex— Mark E. PhilUps, D.; Michael ^ Leveeu, D.; M. J.McGowan, Jr., D.; : Frank P. Shalvoy, D.; Frank Boettner, : D.; William P. Macksey, , D.; Ed. D. llallentine, D.; Harry F. Backus, D.; ohn J. Bracken, D.; James P. Mylod, D.; 1 Charles W. Brown, D. 1 Gloucester — James Lafferty, D. ' Hudson — Edward Kenney, D.; Wm. S. Davidson, D.; Cornelius Ford, D.; Peter '■ H. James, D.; James C. Agnew, D.; James H. Christie, D.; Chas. E. S. Simp- ' t son, D.; Thos. j1. Donnelly, D.; Charles i M.-Egan, D.; Thos. F. Martin, D.; ThosI F A Griffin, D.; Jamrt J. McGrath, D. Hunterdon — John J. Matthews, D. 1 Mercer — George W. Adams, R. ; David I Kurtz, R.; Chas. H. Mather, R. Middlesex — John N. L. Booraem, D.; I Aug. C. Streitwolf, D.; Wm. E. Ram- ! scy, J. I 1 Monmouth — J. A. Hendrickson, D.; El- ' mer H. Graven, D.; L. KJTaylor, D. 1 Morris — Eugene -ST Burk, D.; Albert ' Bunn, D. Ocean — Harry E. Newmann, D. Passaic — Arthur P. Jackson, Thos. R. Layden, R-; Thos. F. McCfan, R.; ■ i^eonard Pikanrt, JL; Ampr H. t Radcliffe, R. 1 J / V Salem — Caas. R Richmond. K. Somer»et4-G. M. lMMonte, Jr., D. • i . Sussux — (liasf AJtiiyft, D. ^vL'niont-Ilught ^^JvLuuglilin, D.; L ilifiuipsrai, flkMlnplvi n I.. Brodhend, D. Wiml R. C ole, D. Eigliwai #Ra)ffU>Iicans, forty-two Democrats. /X)n joint ballot of both . . bouses 3(1 Republicans, 51 Democrats, j" MILLER clLCTED FREEHOLDER r In Mjadlc Township Robert. S. Miller 1 was 'elarted yChoaen Freeholdeer, defeating tme /witting member, Sylvester Spcnue/ i M'' V8E electric light developing favorable to the election of ah ice County Commissioners to replace J She Board of F'reeholders. - - "It is difficult to remember, sometimes, ; t that there is good in tbe most evilly in- i clined and evil in tbe most saintly characters. Just as it is true that there is none good, unqualifiedly, so is it true ; tliat there are none absolutely evil. USE ELECTRIC LIGHT It will be Mayor James B. Hastings, of West Cape May, after January 1st. I NOTHING TO SAY Roaevelt says through Kermit, "I have j nothing to say." Would that be bad j made this remark six months ago and , stuck to it. | Millinery Ladies. Mioses and ChiMran's Baavora ' .t moderate prims. Gate style frames tor velvet ate plush hate. UK LOTTIE B. Wn.l.MtK. M4 Wl II t ia>.

FOR RRPU*UC**S If the returns are rarraet as te this Sute Republicans, for the Arte time t* seranteen years, will have tha jtenaure watching and rriticising. This pkasura had begun to pill on the taste of Democrats but H will be new to Republicans and therefore enjoyable.

JOHN J. GARDNER Re-elected to Congress frj^Bnd district A DEMOCRATIC UPRISING In 1890 a Democratic wave swept through the country, bowling many a Republican State off its feet. In 1910 another Democratic wave has swept in like manner. Massachusetts har gone over to the So has Connecticut. So New York. So, apparently, havm Jersey and Ohio. Following the Democratic triumph in the State in 1910 the Democrats elected their President. This was in 1892. Than came the Wilson Tariff bill. Shall history repeat itself, as it eo frequently does, a Democratic President is due two years from now. But history need not necessarily repeat itself. There cannot be a Democratic victory in 1912 except by tbe aid of Republican votes. Shall the Republicans who deserted their party yesterday return to the fold all will yet be well. But — -it ■ may as well be confessed that there is going to be an up-hill fight ahead, and regular Republicans and "insurgent" Republicans and Colonel Roosevelt will have to pull together , for insurgency and the speeches of Colonel Roosevelt largely responsible for Tuesday's result. — Philadelphia Inquirer. SPECIAL LOW CASH PRICES Extra Fine Norway Mackerel 20 and 25 to the kit, $1.00 per kit. New White Fat Mackerel, 5 cents each. Success. It per barrel. White Lily, 35.16. twenty-flve pounds 70 eta. Fancy Patent. 35.40. Success or Wblte Lily. 1246 pounds. 36 cents. Hew Fall Buckwheat — 5 cents per lb.. 26 pounds. 31.00. Fresh Shipment of Oaks Pound Cake. Marble Cake, and Spiced Pound Cake. 12 cents per pound. Ntonacs. 10 cents per pound. . Haw California Dried Fruit Extra Fancy Peaches. 16 cent kind. 2 pounds 26 cents. New Prunes. 12 and 16 cents per pound. New Apricots 18 cents per pound. Fine Pic-nic Hams, 14 cents per pound. Kingan's Fresh Made Sausage, 16 cents. Scrapple 8 cents. Fresh Liver, 10 cents per pound. Homemads Mush 4c lb., 3 for 10c. Best Santos Coffee, 20 cents per pound. 6 pounds $1.10. Pepper Cabbage, 5c a cup, 15c a quart. Saurkraut 8 cents per quart, 30c a gallon Our Best MinceMeat, 10c per pound. Rice 5 cents per. pound, 6 for 25 cents. Pearl Tapioca, 3 lbs for 25 cento. Salt, 8 pound bag, 10c., three for 25c. Ijird 10 pound w can, $1.60. J. W MECRAY AND BROTHER enmux Kixxn OSCAR 0. BARR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SALEM COUNTY Wa have been informed that Oscar O. City Superintendent of Salem, been appointed County Superintendent of Salem County and will contains City Superintendent until tbe close of tbe present school year. J. A. Wentsall, who has been County S^arintondent of Salroi County for several years receatly »s- , Wolfs Hakarr is new producing Hoses The Wolff ssrthofe sn the ■>■■■!* ka*w* te the riMMgiM.1 . I jf i liliMl