OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXIX.

OCEAN CITY, N. J. THURSDAY, JULY 0, 1908

NO. 15

OceanCitySenUnel —~ | a , AB ^Vu., OLD BACH CAPSIZED ROWDYISM TO wm>i, .i ATTORNEY and < Phynirian anti N*r|cr«B. DURING YACHT RACE BE BROKEN UP' COUNSELLOF^AT LAW. 0fflC£ UrMr Ctjtn, u< SITML

H

! Neither Boat nor Crew Injnred

|_ v Hi. -Great Crowd at Club’S 30Y MAY LOSE CURTIS ROBINSOn’jONATHAN HAND, J C. HU 1 (.HINSON. M. D Openin K Event. Editor «nd Propr.etor J <JoUI»«eIlor-fit-LrflV* , ’ HomoeopUllliHt. j Wltb ■ .plMdM «HIO* bn

; «3I 1VESLKY AVENUE

O Per Year, Strictly in A

i. (lie ramu

M-a-.n of tbr < ireati < Ity Yarlit riot a. opened Saturday, under moal u.pldou. <-lrruuirtaiu-n». That ya. lr

Supt. Neff, of Shore Fast Line,

Determined to Make HIS EYESIGHT

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ADVANCE TO COLLEGE

MISS SMITH SANG

MAGNIFICENTLY

‘; Prof. Stevens’ Interesting Report to the Board of

Education.

CITY DIRECTORY. ; L.AW OFFICES

CITY OFFICIALS

Apgar & Boswell,

N HOWAiu)BURJ ,M.D.j*v«> d., ... e.i... . Irmwd that Ibroneed

809 Wesley Avenue. • .-fst-.tt?

^ ..IT t be b Cannon Cracker Exploded in

the Face ofChas. Wilson. reiirawni

of Tioga. -Netih

The day «

by ..1

lUletil,

Oceau «’Uy not iRord to have d . and we will do an

.ore Ka.t Robt H arkness Played Own

situ ,U '* Compositions in Presby- <

our eotn- terian Church.

'Ha 111 prtmary depart-

|<upU<

, I*'

Ntnber of implta m htxh aebnnl. *1,

I^AW OFFICES Godfrey & Godfrey. ATLANTIC CITY.IN. JJAMES M. E. HILDRETH: Cou nsel lor-at-La w and no.tenor. Marter aad Kawtaer in

ife&ga

LAW OFFICES OF Herbert R. Voorhees.

i.

GKISCOM, M. D. HHT ANPWKrlLKY AVT

when Ibe Old Itarb «Ti|»lr*d In alIruiplinK to lull around tlte jchaouel buoy off I-one Cedar l.land The rnetuber. of the crew rlmibed upKie, ■Idr of Ibe boat and aalted until Ca|A. Iturleixb In Ibe Clara ft. and Captain Itanlrtl in Ibe John Lluu ration mine lo their aa-Manrr. The boat wan UKbled without Injury and towed

iou«e by IIm John

QK III’ROSA 1.1. IV JOHNSON

BSTLOPflTNIC nYlieilR

-lol

: on «

jpK. CHARLES B. RIDER

809 Central Avenue

Xbe Honey or

! Captain I'. Howard Soliermerli the Kilauue. Captain 8 W. I land, and the Krina. Caplaln Jobi I Uadclllle. Ibe enlrte., enwaed Ibe {well bunched together, with Ibe leymuon allKhtly In I lie lead. Ibe ■a iwcotid and Ibe KlUune laid, bual. Iteld Ibeae ikliiIoii. Ihrougb the tirel lap and Itui.hmlbe limt

Tb«

{.»“?. RALPH L. GOFF,

jrs?

liuneymuou Itad pulled 1

GIVIL C saRVEYeR. THE UP-TO-DATE

CONVEYANCER .,

NI«TH and central avenue, I • .RSORIAL T ARLOR OCEAN CITY. N. J. S24 Aabury Avenue

omIoii uf a •annua fire tracker _ atlendtiiK pbyaMau, Dr. I. N r . fear. Ibal llie boy 1 , eyealxbt f

badly Injured.

aeker bad been Ur bled, but II ( d I lie lad pleked II up. While (

my and all dbonier

*u«d. Inion, On

lira be 1

plodrd In the powdc Dr. Oiiwom wa« i-aiiefl later lie aumruonded Dr HHekney. dTAIIaiiiic City, a

NEW MAIL MEN ON DUTY

Money fi _ ! JORDAN MATHEWS

MARRY H. RICE, KliOISyfekEU ARCHITECT

! Several Uarbrr*

NO W AITINO

Atlantic City Theatres SAVOY THEATRE

Harold Cotton, a rraduale of Ibe Oeeaaflty lliyb Srhool and Jodali DuHola, of Woodbury, a iMimruer real-

lanabip dent of ibla etly, wenl or: duly a»

iHler carnem m the local |«>d ofllee

! tnorelbaii held blaown with the Alice, j Monday mornlnr. They will driver • Ibe ladeat boat in the fleet and antall inall to the holela. •loop champion of the coaet. Kred. Adatna, aon ol City Clerk T.

Tbl» gave the Honeymoon her find Dee Adam.

lurlnr the laal

ibe llubhitir wime ten ibead of the oth -r boata. The the Kllaune In a rlnae colite*t for aecuud place by thirty-one

•la wltb

1 been ebanred. He covet, • eeu Tenth and Fourteen!

iat of Anbury avenue.

Samuel Smith, of I'ktladeinbta.

anta to flrbl 1 Tin. t. the tin

city, tbr riM-kuir uf Ibe n li<|Uur In Ibe fellow In rt»

and probably I: •ooti a. be ret' I

w lien your city abould have a couple of giMid i.ilicemeii tu bendlr him and other* in ■Imllar condlllon.” 1 Mr. Neff wan bare lo attend the bearmr In Ibe caae of Jnbn Hamilton araiii't Alouao Hall, who wa* charred with aamult and batlery. IbiUi are colored meu employed In local Imtela. ITiey altruded a dame al Souier*’ I'ulnl on KrMay evi-nlur. ami became luv.ilred lb a <|uarrel. TTiey <|iilrted al the lime, but Ibe trouble •tarled again on a Shore l.lne when II waa near Wealey avenue After bearing (lie evidence. Ju-Ilce of the Peace Ku*b held Hall lu $ ball to appear before the grand Jury. John Hamilton waa held In t ball aa a w ltuea», and Clareure Yi cea. a colored waller, who ap|iear«d aa

rr^uealed

Particularly line was the a In the Klr-l Prenbylerian Chnn-b o

Sunday.

In ltie morning. In addition, to a | wa* well-wng autliem by tiie cbotr. under I Xi

the dlreetioii of l»wi. K. Saiilli, Ml»! mainlainrd. Hi.

M J Smith, aoprano of St l.oke -1 T.dal enrolImetil for the yewr. *78. l.ulbetan Cburcb. delighted the larev ; Average tnofitbly eorollmeot. MU. congregation by liet elnglng. Average daily enrollment, 2MJ. Di bl* eermou, Mr. Ak—Hurry n.m Average dally attendance, aa. pared the ancteut people with Hie j Numlwr of peptl* nrltber abarol nor

precent, and em|>ha-tM*l Die p.Hiit i tardy durttig year, 2.

that till* country < l.rl-tlanlred wouM Total number of cam* at lardmaaa,

lieeome Hie moat enduring and poaei-1 IL«.

1 on eaMh. Tbt* tbouglit i Average number «if eeuwa of tardb ■rally brought out by the ! n«*« tier day lor aacJt taaebar, MU. Miriam 'S.>nguf Triumph," | Prr.ientage otdaUy^teadanre,M SB

magnlflcently *ung by Mlw-

Tin

t>4« MiidcJort Avt KUD.U, Collingmwootl.* - - ■

THOMAS J. THORN Florist FALL BULBS, GRASS and CLOVKR SEED. 983 Asbury Avenue.

I entered the Alice, t IT S r HI: »'*• ’ Slal/vl I. the Old The Fred Imn Inustaut Co. II ummlii'. ItecaUMC

PKHSKNrs

brought w,In w1 'aptatu 1

1, al*o wenl oil duly | pvi ball,

-ultig a> a clerk In the poet: Oacar Joliuwiti, the coudurtor of the

cur, and Stephen

mer.'e'pianllly of mail a a» j c*. furitlahad Vftu from the local pual ofllee 011 j j be three colored man were lucked Sunday snernotiii. u- by Coudable Walter Koder.

W. K.

Fred Irwin’s ...BIG... Musical Review

The boat wa. * crwuwd the

chasTe” adami s bro " APOUO THEATRE

Farallare. Carpels, Mattiei and Beddiaf.

Wladoa Shade*. Etc.

no 22 Aabury avenue, ttoean City. N J SHORE FAST LWETHBC05H CARS Shore Kaat l.lne ihmugh car* from Klglitli *tr*et and I'enuaylvanla Kailroad Station In Ocean City to Virginia avenue end tlte Hoerdwalk, Atlantic city, about every half hour, al ten and forty mlnule* |ia*t the hour. Hound

trip fare, forty-five cenl*

The Imperial Opera Co.

net* of bt'

! did not *all the Alic I called by It* owner. 1 Tbe Old Hach and line together and were not far apart I »ben tbe Old Bach U|-el oil Done ■ edar I.laud and ■ polled w hat abould . have been tbe rlu*e*t race uf tbe day. 1 The Alice eaclly outaalled tbe TTide, ' and, alllHMigb "lie nearly u|wet near the lint'll of Ibe Aral round, die ’ walked away from Ca|italu Cuuunbie lu Ibe aecond and woii by eleven mlnr* and twelve necoud*. (Caotlau'don second Page )

The Rev. Fattier Sou pin. S. H„ 1 Tiarle*’College.Klllrott (Tty. Md adat tbe Hev. John J. Sweeney, recur of St. Augnatlue’a Church, tbt*

San Toy

• Ibe (iklrtj TMOIrr,

Certified

Tam A, fur large dnopn; Claaa H, for mall 'loo 1**, and (TamC for eel boat'. The Katharine II, Captain John M. /.urn; Ibe Goodrich, Captaiu II. K. Sooy, and Ibe i.uclle, ComDmlore L. . Crnsw, form claa* A. while the I lee; CepUlu Oeorge W Hlalnll; Ibe

d Hach, Captain C. L. Hraekley: Neat Sunday and on every Sunday e Tude, Captain A. D. Cummin., during the aaa«ou. mama* will be fcleid the Ardo, Caplaln C. Howard nratid at 6*0, 8.S0 aud 10 o'clock Scbcrmerborii, are the principal con- 1 Tliere will be rnmry, aermnn and lenden In Clam H. Clam C embrace* beuedtctloB every Sunday evening at

all Ibe cal boat' lu the club fleet. 0 o’clock.

DRUMFISH GAVE HIM BIG FIGHT Mr. Oakford, of Philadelphia, Landed Thirty-five Pounder

Off the Pier.

F. Oakford, of Fblladclphia. made Ibe big Caleb of tbe acaMiii Saturday morutug, w ben be lauded a thlrty-flv pound drumflab after a atruggle u

■ , tl , nearly thirty mlnuteK. The only S«fe milk, for Hooking then.boff the end of tb Children and Invalids _ mon'ler. He aloa ly worked him lo

j among the breaker* aud Ibeo u

Ibe beach.

A Urge crowd gathered on Ibe beach j to watch Ibe aklllful way In » bleb Mr. Oajtford handled tbe hue. "FESTIVAL OF DAYS”

CHURCH CORNER-STONE TO BE LAID IN AUGUST

WAWAa

The Excursion House

SOMERS’ POINT :: N.J.

p»ea b» tbr ■iriemr-d wrM Ira 8. Champion SEVENTH STREET AND ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J.

TAKING A BATH

The Co.t ol Such Mum

ALLOW AY M. SMITH PLUMBING AND HEATING •46 Aabury Ava . Ocean City

N. C. GODFREY’S Brsiam Horse. 661 bboiy Inaie. Spring of 1907. , a si o mmomfwKCT* AHK 0000 Full Line of House Furnishings % ' UPUOLKTKUIKli IS A PKOFIMHION, aud I have 00a of Ike Leri. People know H aura, aa the work to rushing lo.

FeZ*’ I

ie Bailing yachla of the O

u’. Y. 1

ASSISTANT HECTOR

m diva

d Into 1

Dot* of opening ndtuol. Sept.

iwrcentage of atleudanc

led uu tbe organ by Dr. John M’K. Ward, Preaidetit of lb* American Organ Players’ Club and organist al St. f.ukeV In a talk with a rrpremntattve of The SnvriNF.i., Dr. Ward stated that he had played forty ncuato UM winter, and thal • Miriam’. Song of Triumph” wa* sung at a numb tlieae. II proved hi be a demrvedly gioputat com|WMl(loa, the randltlou wlib'li reflected great credit on Ml** Smith. So grral was tiff lulete tlieae concert* that arrangement, lu many fbstance* were made for Uteir repetuinn. TbtoInvolved an extensive

amount iff travel.

In the evening. Hubert -Harki ptautot for Charles M. Alexander, wa* ’ In two al bto own eomgw-il

SOOH FOLLOYYED WIFE TO GRAVE Shock of Mrs. Maxwell’s Death Proved Too Much for Invalid Husband.

Ocean City’

Prominent Dignitaries of M. E. Church to Attend Ceremonies.

Will be Ulven b» Mala Trtalts

Imdlew' Aoxlllar*

The I aid to*' Auxiliary of Holy Trinity P. K. Church will give 'Festival of Day*’’ during the afler-

evetilng of Augu.t I. I

Pier aun parlor.

Tbe table* will be arranged to Hie ueed*of Hiediflereui day* of tlie week, and each table will hear the name of one of t he deya. For Instance, on the Monday table will be found all Ibe e*-enttoU Ibal err needed ou the liiwl day of the week; Ibe Tnmday table will ouutatn article* mmoKMily hi um ou tbe mdoud day.

lug lu the vicinity of Sixleeutb etreet aud Anbury avmue, w bo knew George Max a ell aud Wife, will bear wltb rrgert of tbe auddeu degtb uf tbto couple In Philadelphia. Mrs. Maxwell waa overcome by tbe heat 011 Monday of last week aud died ju the SNb ult. Mr. Maxwell we* an Invalid, and tbe shock of bto wife'* •udden death proved fatal. Hecxplred

on July lit.

Both wen- burled in one grave. Mr. end Mm. Maxwell, who lived at 477 North Sixth street, Philadelphia, had been summer re»ideuU uf this resort for many yearn. They had a tageet Sixteenth aud Asbury ava

Kalmto Tribe, No. 220, Imp O K M., lie. elected Ibe following officer*; Sachem, George C. Murphy; Senior Sagamure, Jemma S. Uu*b; Junior sagamore. Warden Hlghee; Propliat, John H. I'oti Ur re. The officer* were biafaltod by i'aat Sachem* A. G. Wiokler aud W. H Smith. In lit* ebire uf tbe degnity from tbe Grand

Mr*. B. Frank Smith, of Utl* ho ha* been III for mmc time, taken to Jeffenou H—pilal Monday morning. She to Miffenug from enlargement of Ibe liver. Dr. B. T. Abbott, who bad been attending her. called IB. Klllngrr lu couaultatlon. and It wa* decided lo •end Mr*. « to tbe bo*pnal

FKANK K. DAUBY.

KKAL KKTATK HKOKKR,

06A ASHl'itV AVK

•ail the ebawperiptora of Hay hi as loo. Mr. Hu bier 1. from Phila-

delphia and will occupy lb* cm

1«

Front, wltb riparian right.*u ha bad

along the an lira bay frooL A Beach Front lot, kViO.OO

Call on nm aud 1 will toll you bow

eaay and Cheap you can I lav*

A prograaalv* euchre party will be eld In tbe rrrtory of St. AuguMlne' Cburcb on Friday evening next, la po*t year*, tbaa* affair* have drawn together many member* of tbe church and 1 bait friend*, who tbu* epnit earn

The work of building First M. K. Church Btructure to progrewlug rapidly, aud vtailor* are Imre*aed wltb tliealxeaiid magiilllceiioe

r the structure.

Originally, II wa* planned hi ley Ibe corner-riooe of Ibe church building the afternoon of July 4. Sub quenlly Ihe date waa changed In July 11, but recently II waa decided lo f tbe event nntll anme tlm August—probably tbe third Saturday of the month, when one of Ibe bUbop* of tbe cburcb will be pi It waa found aouiewbat difficult to •ecure dtutlogulsbed -peeker* to a tend Hie {eremoutaa If held ou July and ao II we* I bought wtae to pflelpai oortier-*4nne leylng, a. elated The corner-*!one of the Sunday arbool department of tbe chnrch waa d on Memorial Day. TO AID COMMUTERS

fl g c - : l l.

hlch were *ung by Mta* Ada Hadrllfle, Hie tatouted Millville. Alan, dor YACHT GLOB ELECTS MEMBERS Preparations Are Being Made for Bay Carnival or “Night

in Venice.”

At meeting of (lie Board of Uoverurs of tbe Ocean Clly Yacht Club lari Friday ulghl, the following were Claet-

1 to memberslilp

George A. Snook, Allred M. Grey. Dr. Alfred K. Scholl, Edward R. Dr. G. W. Crqabart, John K. Ltveuey, Jamc* Wood. J. Franklin Myara, Jr., Cornelia* Haggerty, Jr., Wllllem McCbech, M. B. Mueeelman. (wood Catpenler, 1 harie. J. Bauer, George W. Conrad, Cbaric*

The loul enrollment to 27 more than waa In tbe year YH-tff, the average dally attendance he* been r> more then It wa* lad year, tbe tout day. aueodauc* be* Incraaaed 4,417 a. tbe f attend • to UR t». The mo* in attendance ha* bean In lha high acliool. the ioereaae being 42) per

cunt.

In the third grade a course to paper folding .ha* Iweu given with very "al-l-factory mult* Tbe give a full coune In « *t ruction In thefinmb grade waa no* entirely carried out on acauout of Mias Kulherford'a accident, A pari of tbe coarse wa* given, however. Next year we hope to have the full couree given ttie fourth grade and If poaelbto a urae lu *lmplc knife work b> lb* fllth grade. imeot exercise* were held ably room ou Thursday evening. June eleventh. Diplomas were given to live graduates, all In the Modern Cl anneal Couree. It to a slgtilflcaiit fact that four of tb* are graduate* Intend to attend more advanced school* next year. Indead, more Ilian half of tbe pupil* who have graduated alnce Ocean CHy h four year*' high achool t or are about to attend colleges or normal school*. 1 am pleared to be able to report Ibal tbe achoul to "up to •tandard" and I I rust that we ahall be able to keep It there. Your* rewpectfulljr, Jankm

Wood and lUibert L. Glhaon, of Phlla-1 '-'•U ^f*delpbla. and K. B. English' aud: barle* H. Shoemaker, of Ocean Clly. j COUNCILMAN FORT HERB

Tbe follow log were appointed aa tbe aebt club’s committee to act with tbe ther committee* In preparing plan* for Ibe "Nlgbl In Venice" to be held

on tbe bay In Auguet:

Tbe member* uf tbe Board of Uovernora—George F. Ftoh. I Tiarle* F. Wall, C. L. Brack ley, K. W. Hurley, David McCoacb A. D Cummin* and George O Adam*: John M. Zuru and A. A. Howell, of Ihe regatta enm-

t'area Will m* TrMrd. The New Jersey Slate »Hvle Federaou ha* taken ataps before the loler;ale Cummiaatoa to teal the valbllly and Justice of tbe tnmaaed fere* lutI on quarterly and other comma-

Cbarle* J. Curran

Ralph Wilson, of the aoclal com and Commodore I ’re**e and Vk

Edwin Hunter be* rented M. H Garrtaou’a cottage, 1012 CeulMrt aveIbrough tbe Hirucj of Harry F.

The official* of tha federation n*k mumuler. aud other* affected to tend heir name* antL addreame lo J. A. turgen, box S4, Hautmonlmi. N.J.

Mi. and Mr*. J. M. Magulgau, IS24 Aabury avenue, entertained the following Irtond* over the Fourth ol

July: Mtoeae Iona Archer, Mark ley, Edna Magulgau ■ 1*. Mr. end Mrs Htktaa,

Mr*. Zink, Edward J. _ Clyde Mask ley, Ralph Marktoy sad

Fun Maul—IT foot power launch 1| b. p. Palmer engine. Price |UD Gua Wlukamp, Ooreeu’* lutot, K. J.

mi. Mr. ai

Fnk Salk. Hon. of land li 127 Harvey atr

Ocsaa City. Add fee* at. German town, PbJIa-

ma* K. Fort,

Jr., of tbe Twenty-flflh Ward, who recently underwent an o|«ralk>o la Hi* Hahnemann Hospital. Philadelphia, t- improving. He to now occupying 111. cottage on Wealey avenue. 1 i Mr. Fort received tb* oougretuto- ' | lion* of bto friend* a* be wa* whestod : along Hi* Board*elk last evening.

COTTAGES RENTED llw Wll . lr h^.,,

ring j ,

. 740 4

11-ie.

m known a*U

Scott, of J atatad ii

Geo. C. Murphy’

al avenue, to Harry W

i e*t Phlladelpltto Dr. I. N. Grtocum

end We»ley eveone, hi Tbo* D. Mel-||titbe

Wr. of Germantown.

The aoulb Mdc'of tbe Brook* A|Sarl- own vawr ■enU, ou the Htwirdwalk, to G. A. It’, dlgnlfled sad ttoler, Jr., of Overbrook

Mtoe Kathryn .Craig Htddto, ntor* of Judge IlkkHv, Phlledetphto. i Mrs. J S. Halier'* a at Slxtaauth *ti**t aud th* Hoerdwalk. Mta* IIMdto will mteeuiu Mam Na*h, ret Philadelphia

1 It XL, tbto land

office ot Maamy A Edward.

Mat), Ooaaa CNy, N. J. • V. Campbell, AltouburM, N.