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DROWNING AT ANGLESEA One mail, .lolin Lorcland. of Trenton, Vr.o drowned, and two others, whose aSmes are unknown, narrowly escaped ' the same fate when the Ktta K., the • fishing steamer of Anglesea ran aground on the dangerous Hereford bar at the . entrance of the inlet Monday evening. The Ktta K, in charge of Captain Al. Rialev had taken about ten fishermen out to tiie banks where they spent the day. Upon tlieir return there was a strong nor'easter and the seas were running high. As he made ah attempt to eraas the bar the boat struck the shoals an3 lay helpless. The waves dashing across the deck tossed foreland overboard while his two companions were •tared by the railing. life lines and buoys were thrown to Luvelaml but be--cause of the unstable condition of the ship whirb was floundering about on the bar he was unable to grasp them . Repeated -ffprte were made to reach the drowning man Iflit lie disappeared Under the surface of the water. Gustavo Relit wnt and William Ashmore, who accompanied by Loveland, came down from Tree ton Saturday and were tended returning home Monday evening. Anglesi-a has long been famous for Iter fine fishing but the dangerous ^Hereford bar has caused the loss of many lives and the destruction of manv boat'. A few weeks ago one of the most widely known fishermen. Captain . S. A. Buck, brought his steamer, the Queen City, to Gape May because of the dangerous skoals and is making this his ba»e of operations. The steamer Ther > also taking out many fishermen from the T-anding, having quit Anglesea [ because "f tbo danger in entering the ii h t and it is said that more will follrv Fvursioaiatn who desire a day's fisli- 1 ing cannot find better accommadstions til&n light here at Cape May. The Reading Radraad Company delivers its , passengers within a stone's throw of j the wharf and always makes a point to have sufficient provide seats "Wvp n^* "JW ma^^mportant however, fresn the fishermen's standpoint is the beautiful and peaceful har- , bor which can always be entered in high I or law tide without an iota of fear. The waters are made peaeeful and the ] harbor protected by two stone jetties a J distance of 800 feet apart, constructed , by the United Setates government . (

GOLF LINKS i VERY QUIET BUNN DEFEATS LEO MACFARx-AND |C' IN THREESOME— WM. H. HAYS d AND MISS PRISCILLA BOHLEN ic WIN FROM APLIN SPARKS AND d MISS M. BOHLEN. Threatening' skies and the deplorable ' nuifessity of traveling to the city to ^ garner a few more dollars to replace a '"r>t golf balls made it rather dull at the Golf Club today. Naturally a few regulars were around. Kco MaeKarland fc again challenged B. S. Bunn. N'ot wishg ing to offend a valued friend. Bunn | j graciously accepted the defi although, e ■" explained to a mutual friend, -he |. ^ really hated to spoil liis game by play- j ing with amateurs. J. E. Sulivan reff ereed the match and in his critique re- | , marked that Bunn had plenty of good j new clubs, excellent form, an extrem ely , l expressive vocabulary and duffer's luck; , j in fact, everything but a game. How- . ever Bunn called for the prizes. G_ O. Suddards came up early and i , anxiously inquired about the weather, i , He watched ft all tl.e morning and hes- j | . itated in the afternoon until Samuel 1 1 Rispham appeared. The the match wasj i B. Nixon. E. L. Bartlett and R. C. j I f Meeker made up a fast threesome for a 1 : match in the morning. " T. Wriggins and J. H. Minster were I i out in a two ball match in the after- 1 T. H. \ etterlein. H. E. Pepper, Mrs. 1 Pepper and Mrs. C. II . Yanderbcck * played a mixed foursome in the morn- ' 1 'ng- . ' ^ - Wiley and A. Dorrance became sit ; interested in tlieir match that they went : ! ,a few extra holes. j' I Judge -T. M. E. Ilildreth is determin- i . ^ I eii to recall tliai lost game. He is ' j taking a few minutes practice every eve- j ' ^ ning after office hours. ■ I W. \Y. Shaw says tliat he lias read ; , somewhere tliat while there is life there 1 - , uncertain to this ciSs'penTt- ' ing game. A friendly rivalry between the Bohlen sisters led to an exciting match on the links this afternoon. Hiss P. Bohlen ' with W. A. Hays as ber partner defeated Miss M. Bohlen and A. Sparks 5 up and 4 in a two ball foursome. The feature of the match Was Miss Priaciila's drives. They either went well or she * perseveringly took them over until they ,

did. By mutusl agreement air strokes j were not seen . _ Mrs . August Noel gave a card party on the porch in the afternoon. 'TENNIS Aplin Sparks, crackling with witticisms; Wm. Hays, distrait and languid; Brooke Edwards, frivolous and energetic and Nat Davis, graceful and weary, posed on the tennis courts, making a noise like a set of doubles. In the beginning Sparks showed a tendency to stir up things, but when Brooke slammed a ball into him amidships, he gently subsided into the general apathy and during the remainder of the game - the peaceful serenity was only disturbed when some unlucky wight was forced I to chase a bail . Score was 16ve all, 7-5. ' The match on the adjoining court was _ jnst the opposite. Miss Sarah Franklin and Kenneth Kennedy were playing a match of singles that was replete with thrilling rallies, accurate placing, and brilliant backhand strokes by both playDiabetes Loses Its Terrors 1 SPECIALIST BELIEVES CURE HAS ' BEEN FOUND FOR THIS DREAD ! DISEASE. Diabetes no longer iwod be a terror to I I those who have become victims to this dread disease. ' As the result of extensive experiments. J r a specialist announces that a aimplc . , plant growing wild in Mexico, is a spec ' ific in the treatment of diabetes, quickly reducing the specific gravity and sugar. ' restoring vigor and building up the sys . ' tem. This harmless vegetable remedy should relieve the patient of his worst symptoms ' ! in the most aggravated cases, within a i ; in me most aggravated within

! week, and- to prove it, we will mail a 60c package for 10c to help pay distribution cost, with free booklet of special value , to the diabetic, containing latest diet ftsts and. exclusive table of food values, giving percentage of stpfeb »nd sugar (carbohydrates) in 250 different foods. Diabctol herb is sojd under guarantee of satisfact ion 'or mone^i^funded. Tell your afflicted friends of this offer and send 10c to-day for a full sired 50c package. Ames Chemical Co., Dept.. 444-C, Whitney Point, N. Y. You con get Di&betal from Mecray's Pharmacy, at the regular pripe.

r% BOARD OF HEALTH NOTICE. [ To all tenants: Notice is hereby given that in cases where toilets and sewer drains are stop- ® ped up with foreign substances which S were not intended to be placed therein, < and where it can be shown tliat" the 5 tenant is directly responsible for the presence of matter which sewers were not made' to receive, the tenant will be held liable. >' By order of the Board of Health. B DR. A. L LEACH, President, i- WM. PORTER, Secretary, t Dated Cape May City, N. J., July 6, '' 1914. 99 — 7-8-Jt 1 COLD SPRING PICNICERS i l ENGAGE IN VARIOUS SPOATS , I A merry party gathered at the home -• |»f Mr. and Mrs. William R. Swrfin, at - 1 Cold Spring. Wednesday and immeilia- ■ i telv upon their arrival engaged in ■ j sports of various kinds, as best suite a I | the mood of the several guests, but 'jail spent the day in God's -beautiful sunlight and out-of-door world engag- ■ ing in croquet and games of various sorts, roaming the fields in lazy leisure, I some wandering as far as an adjacent i containing a magnificent playerj piano, to which they listened with [ keenest pleasure ' j When the shades of evening fell a j "longing for home" seized upon the e'en while reluetant to leave the • scenes of such abundant pleasure, and after bidding farewell to their delightful they departed for their several ' inwardly vowing that the event should be repeated with the rolling ' 'round of another year. Those composing the party were Misses Edna J Sweeney, Mell Smith, Frances Stevens. 1 Harriet Meeray.- £lizal>eth Stevens. ^ , Adele Frvmire. Ruth Swain; Mrs. Car- 1 rie Pointer, Mrs. C. R. Sweeney. Mrs. . jZ. Stevens. Mrs. Anqie McKean. Mrs. 'Harriet Hughes? Mrs. Emma Cfcssidy, | Tasker Smith, 'Mrs. Jay Meeray Mrs. Mark Frvmire. Mrs. Irwin Stevj ent, Ma'ter Tin m^s Pointer, Master j James Meeray. Sia-t-r Wilfred Swain, and Mrsi W. R .Swain and Mr. Stevens, Sr. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ill Kind You Han Always Bought See thoee new baby coaches at ' Woataell's. tt Perry street.

ORDINANCE • j "An ordinance authorising -the Cape ' May, Delaware Bay and Seweli's Point ' Railroad Company to lay tracks on Certain streets in the City of Cape Mar." Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted b> the inhabitants of the City of Cape May. in City Council assembled and it is hereby enacted bv author. iv of the same, that the Cape May, Delaware . Bay and Sewell'a Point Railroad Company is hereby authorized aud empowered to l*y down and construct, operate and maintain an extension of its tracks 1 from the East side of Pittsburgh ave- . nue in the City of Capo May, thence ] in a curve to the right of twelve degrees, three minutes and thirty-six seconds through the property of "the Cape t May Real Estate Compaiiy. Section 2. And be it further ordained . and enacted by the authority aforesaid that the Cape May, Delaware Bay and SeweH's Point Railroad . Company is - hereby authorized and empowered to I lay down, construct, operate and maintain an extension of its track from the Southeast side of Washington Street at ■ its terminus on a curve to the left havi ing a radius of one hundred feet, to a , point four feet east of the Northwesterly curb line of Washington street, thence by a reverse curve, by a radii of 1 one hundred fifty feet connecting with the main track in the centre line of Washington street. Section 3. And.be it further ordained and enacted that said tracks or 'railroad shall be laid and maintained in accordance with the established grade or 1 grades of said , streets and that the said Cape May. Delaware Bay and Sew- 4 ell's Point Railroad Company shall keep in good repair and maintain in good order their tracks between rails, andtwo feet outside of their respective rails through all streets granted to said Company by this ordinance and to make . good al] damages caused by laying their « rails through said street. Si-etion 4. And be it further ordained a ful enacted by the authority aforesaid that the cars to be operated upon the extension of the tracks hereinbefore mentioned shall be operated only by J electricity as the motor power. Section 5. And be it futhe, ordained and enacted by the authority aforesaid Itiaf all rails shall'be flat' rails on and along Washington Street aforesaid. | Section fi. And be it further ordained and enacted by the authority aforesaid thai the expense of publication of this ordinance shall be paid by the CVipe - Delaware Bav and SeweH's Point Delaware

Oe Railroad Company. >n Sretion 7. And be it further ordained and enacted by the authority aforesaid, that this ordinance shall take effect immediately after its approval by the is. Mayor, provided that the said Cape vr May. Delaware Bay and SeweH's Point Railroad Company shall file with the " Recorder' of the City of Cape May its >' acceptance of the terms hereof. V. M. D. MA ROY. ;r President of City Council, v Approved June 13th. 1914. W. M. CASSEDY. Mavor. Attest: THOMAS W. MILLET. Recorder. HOW I SERVE YOU FIrat, I will build you the beat boat fcr the money. Second. I will store your boat to my - enclosed boat bouse by the year or the Third. I can offer you a choice of the best second hand boats and take your i- present craft In part payment on a jew e one. Railways on which to run boats. JOHN A. PHARO, 120J Lafayette 8t-. Keystone phone No. »SD. Consult Jesse Brown on Tin Roofs and Spouting. m 0 \ J.S. GARRISON Jeweler pj® Optician . 1 305 WASHINGTON ST.

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