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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-02

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organization composed of several pro-
gressive young men of the resort, gave
It's first masquerade ball on New
YEARS. eve, December 31st, at the
Holly Beach borough hall. A skilled
three piece orchestra from Philadel-
phia furnished delightful music dur
ing the evening and the occasion was
marred only by the damp weather
which kept many people from attend
ing. Many costumes were in evidence.
both comic and beautiful. Chris Wag-
ner, of the Majestic cafe, won first
prize for comic costume, beautiful
stick pin. He was attired as q bulky
Dutchman and acted his part extreme
ly well. Miss Lizzie Lidell, attired in
white Princess gown bespangled
with tinsel, took first prize for fancy
costume, a pretty ring. The affair
lasted we'll into the new. year and
special trolley car, as an accommoda-
ton, was commissioned to carry the
Wildwood and Anglesea participants
to their homes ~.
The state inspector from the New
IarsAv Voting. Machine Commissidp
Holly Beach in the near future and
publicly open the much talked about
voting machine to settle for all and all
the controversy over the Mayoralty
vote of last November.
Real Estate Agent Joseph Hertz is
spending the holidays in Philadelphia.
Guests of the Centre House the past
week have been w. X. Lovett, Had
donfield; G. X. Sanders, Collingswood,
s. HI. Smith, New York; Mr.. Pink
ham, of Millville, and VIM. Cassidy,
of Cape May.
Considerable progress is being made
In the excavation of the pit for the
new railroad station.
Harry J. Stoeppel, who has been
working in Bridgeport, Conn.,, the last
few months has been spending the
Christmas holidays with his mother
aud sisters on Rio Grande avenue. He
left Thursday morning for Bridgeport,
expecting to return again in May.
Mrs. Marion Fox, of Camden, has
been spending few days at her board
ing house, Rowland Hall ON Spicer
avenue, overseeing few repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi. f. Butts have
started on trip to Beaumont, Texas,
to visit relatives, to be gone about six
weeks. They think of making the
trip one way by rail and the other by
water. They expect also to take in the
Mardi-G Gas festivities at New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HI. Judge, of
New York, were here during the holi-
days and attended the Masonic banquet.
Culver & Company, the furniture
dealers, have just invested In new
delivery horse and wagon and are now
erecting barn in the rear of their
property.
b. Q. Ingersoll, superintendent of
the Hollywood M. e. Sunday-school,
is giving each of the scholars dainty
calendar for 1907.
The opinion seems 10 be growing
stronger IN Holly Beach that Council
should in its 1907 budget include a
good sized appropriation foradvertising
purposes, either to be combined with
Wildwood monies or to be used indie
pendently.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has decided to discontinue the
publication of their time tables in the
newspapers.
Every school teacher on Five Mile
Beach has joined the State Teachers
Association which was held at Atlantic
City last week.
@. H. Shoemaker, of Ocean City,
mace business trip to the island on
Monday.
All the latest local happenings can
be found in the JOURNAL.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-02

l.. Muir, formerly with e. r. Dodge, No. 9l2
Arch street. First class fur work of every
description. Mechanic boarders, 204 West
Poplar avenue
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-02
Notice to Absent Defendant
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
To Frederick Rebmann:-
By virtue of an order of the Court of Chan
Gerry, made on the day of the date hereof, in
a cause wherein Conrad Schwoerer is COM
plainant, and you and Others are defendants,
you are required to appear. plead, demur or
answer, to the bill of said com mplainant on or
before the eighth day of February next, or
the said bill will be taken as confessed
againt you.
The said bill Is filed to foreclose a mortgage
given by John N. Reeve ct ux. to Curtis T.
Baker, dated February sixth, nineteen hum
dred and four, on premises situate III the
Borough of Wildwood, in the County OF Cape
May, and State of New Jersey, and you, Fred
erick Rebmann, are made defendant be-
cause you hold mortgage on the same
premises.
HORACE r. NIXON,
Solicitor of Com plainant,
BIZ Market street, Camden, N. ].
Dated December, 1905.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-02
Bids Wanted

The Holly Beach Board of Education has
extended the time for receiving bids for ad-
ditions to the toilet rooms of the public school
building to January l6, 1907
s. I. DOWLER,
District Clerk
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
BRIDES UNCLE
DIES DUR|AC
WEDDING PARTY

During his participation Of festivities
following the wedding of his. Edward
McCarron, a well known Boston man, but
formerly OF this city. was stricken with
heart failure and expired in few mo-
ments.
The occurrence was at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Appleton at l22 Tobey
street soon after o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. Their daughter Mary had been
married in the forenoon to William X.
warburton at ST. Mary's church. and 1t
was at the reception to friends at the
home of the brides parents that the
tragedy happened.
The fact that Mr.. McCarron was Ill
was noted at once and DR.. NJ b. Milan
was quickly summoned, but his efforts
were futile.
Carriages were called and the guests
took their departure, the reception being
brought to a close The body will be taken
to Boston for burial.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MEETINGS.

Pursuant to orders of the Democratic
City Committee OF Providence, the Demo-
cratic electors qualified to vote for MEM
bers OF the city Council are requested 10
assemble in their respective ward rooms
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct Is, 1907. ac-
cording &c the provisions OF the Caucus
Law. at Z o'clock. polls to be open till
10 O'Clock. and nominate a candidate for
Alderman and four Councllmen In eaGA
ward 10 be voted for at the election TO
be held TUESDAY. NOV s, 1907
The electors will meet in the following
designated places:
First Ward-Pioneer Hall. 29s South
Main street; Second Ward-What Cheer
Hall. 643 North Main ftreet; Third Ward
Ward Room. $50 North Main street:
Fourth Ward-Wdrd Room on Fountain
street: Fifth Ward-Ward Room on Bea-
con avenue: Sixth Ward-Ward Room on
uDlic street. seventh Ward-Ward
Room IN Greenwich street: Eighth Ward
No. go Plainfieid street; Ninth Ward
Ward Room on Pallas treet: Tenth Ward
Ward Room on Atwels avenue.
The sizc 81 the ballot shall be six inches
by eight inches.
THOMAS II. DONAHUE.
Chairman Democratic City Committee.
HUGH A McCABE. Secretary. olO-5t
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
WORKING GIRLS HOME
BADLY NEEDS $4,000

The Working Giris' home at lO5 Bates
street Is face 10 face with the necessity
OF raising yearly 5000 by the first OF jan
uary, ana therefore makes an earnest ap-
peal for help.
Nearly four years ago the Women's
New Gentry club opened the home In a
small tenement on Gushing street. and
the lack of room forced Il In a short time
TO remove TO 20 Gushing street, where Il
remaiIed until that property was pur-
chased TO make room for the Sayles GYM
nasium OF the Women's college. The need
OF permanent home was so apparent
that friend advanced funds to purchase
the house now occupied with sufficient
land TO almlt OF an addition to the build
ing when II seemed advisable. Entertain
ments. suppers and concerts have been
given and every possible effort has been
made 60 pay for and maintain the home.
Since the club entered the present
quarters more than tloD has been raised
and paid out.
r -netd-ef- -effisf eihs-the home and
making some improvements and the fact
that IL ~ time TO make another payment
on the property. fOrce upon these work.
ing women a problem difficult of solu-
ton unless some friends come 10 their
aid The treasurer. Mrs. Joseph Pierce.
10 Rodmdn street, will receive any con-
uibuuoils.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10

hand. has made US the laughing-stock OF
the nation.
TRICKERY HAS PASSED.
THE trickery that defeated you at the
last election can never take place again.
nor will II be attempted. In the face OF
what occurred then even the men respon-
sible for II dared not oppose the bill
which we proposed in the legislature last
year for the prevention of anything OF
the sort in the future.
1T was no small thing we accomplished
last year, however, for we brought It
about that the man who was candidate
for governor on the Republican ticket
should come out and publicly renounce
the very thing and man which we were
fighting. Not only that but as result OF
our work the man who is this year to be
the Republican candidate has. II public re-
port is true, made 1t a condition of his
acceptance that there shall be no moro of
Braytonism. no more OF the very thing
which hitherto has been the Republican
party itself.
BRAYToN NOT OUT.
But don't let anyone think that Bray
ton is out OF II yet. He Is just as much In
control OF the party as ever. I'm spite or
his grandstand play of resigning from
the executive committee of the state CEN
tral body He didn't resign from the body
itself nor from the Republican national
committee. No. He is still the Republican
from Rhode Island. the man who repre-
sents In the eyes of this nation the kind
OF Republicanism which exists in the
state OF Rhode Island
Mr.. Gardner had occasion to refer 70
Senator Stiness, leader of the Republi-
cans In the upped branch, as "a good fell
low. and one who is ashamed OF the po-
sition he occupies
Sam II. Bullock delivered a brief but
pointed address which aroused much en-
thusiasm and a committee to put Lin
coin party ticket In the field and to have
charge OF the campaign for these candi-
dates was appointed. The ticket Will have
| Democratic Endorsement.
The committee consists OF z. Francis
| Cole, chairman: Daniel McIyor, secretary;
| Henry A. Burlingame. Frank II. Whitney.
| George Bailey. Samuel Lamberton. Rob
ert Hay and James Francis.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
C0L0RED VOTERS name
AN ASSEMBLY TICKET
Tired Getting Only the Husks From the Republicans They In
dorse Six Democratic Assembymen

A number OF colored citizens met at "a
Market square last evening, denounced
the Republican party because OF Its fall
ure to give any recognition to the col
ored voters and nominated Citizens =
ticket for the Providence assembly dele
cation. In which Rathbone Gardner is
named for senator, Lewis A. Waterman,
John w. Hogan. Timothy J. Myers,
George F. Troy and Thomas p. Haven
OF the present delegation, and Mark Nor
ris, M. D., William III. p. Freeman, Jonas
T. Anderson, julius T. Mitchell and Will
liam H. Higgins, NJ. D., the last six col
ored, are named for the house of repre-
sentatives. The names will be backed by
nomination papers to be filed with the
secretary OF state.
One of the speakers. however, declared
that to nominate a Republican would be
futile. because mo Republican would
dare go against the party whip
The meeting was an adjourned session
from that of Sept. q. when the colored
voters met to consider demands to be
made upon the Republican city committee.
These included a place on the assembly
ticket. upon the police force, a school
teacher a member OF the school COM
mittee and a member Of the city commit
tee
At last nights meeting Rev. e. II. Nc
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
LAWSON Says
he HAS DnOPTtD
MANY MILLIONS

New York, Oct 10.--The Sphinx club,
composed OF advertising agents. held
banquet at the Waldorf with Thomas w.
Lawson as chief guest In the course OF
his remarks Mr.. Lawson said:
my life work i follow for bread and
butter and little cake. Advertising I
follow for the fun of It, and to get rid of
that constantly increasing surplus that
comes in from other directions.
Now. since this won't go any further.
TIL open my books to you. I started with
an income OF 50 a week and expenses Of
s14. In 3s years have spent from $s.0o0.-
900 TO 81, 100000 advertising One batch OF
advertising cost me S3S5000.
IT have spent from Sl5.O00.000 to $20.00O.-
600 on the necessaries Of life and have
lost from $40.o00.0O0 to $50.00o.0oo down
there at that Wall street roulette game.
You'll say 1 must have made II somehow
first. Some say got It at the Wall street
faro bank But anyhow. lost 1t at the
iniquitous game as 1t 10 played today
'Well. I've got today q dog. lame
horse or two. couple OF suits OF work.
ing clothes and one lecture outfit and I've
got the original 50 week and q dollar
and quarter cash over that"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
MRS. CHAFFEE'S LECTURES
TO BE GIVEN NEXT MONTH

Mrs. Adelza b. Cha fees lectures upon
"F'rench Art and Artists" will be given
"Wednesday mornings in November VI
Churchill house, at IL o'clock Inc suos
iects discussed will be the "Chateau oi
rouraIno." "Women of the Frencn oa.
lon" 'Sonne French Cathedrais anu
paris and Its Galleries" The lectures
will be Illustrated by stereopticon vlew
the Lantern slides having been mace ey
NJ Lew. the most famous lantern snos
maker in Paris. The patroneses no
subscrihers includc Mrs. George ., pa
ker. Mrs. Nathan B. Barton, MRS. w. "a.
p. Faunce, Mrs. John ID. Z: Jones Mrs rs
r. ]. knight. Mrs. Robert Lincoin, ME
Waiter A. peck. Mrs. Cornelius 8. swses- s
land. Mrs. Roscoe s. Washpurn' s
Marsden j. Perry. Mrs. f.. ID. Pe9rce'
Mrs. A. L. Ordway, Mrs John W. CaT n
ielson. Mrs Frank A. Sayles. Mrs. ,s. e.
Richmond, Mrs. Henry r. Barker Mlss ,ss
knowles. Mrs. r. w. Howe, MIS-, LOUIS
T Foster. Mrs. II. N. Harvey. MIS-. Al
Mrs Edward b. Smith. Mrs Rooert =.
Northarn, Miss A. l.. Wilson, MIS-; nor
ace :. peck. Mrs. w. I. Bailou. MIS- a.
T. A. Heiser, Mrs. +. z. shelton Mrs. a.
K n. Martin, Mrs. stephen M, fieiren' ~
Mrs. Albert l.. Calder. I'd. Mrs. M. .. AZ u
na,,gh' Mrs. Il. |. Rogers, Mrs. Henry w
Roth. Mrs. Charles III Beacn: ME
George T.. Gross Mrs. Henry ;. Sprasue'
and Miss Emma NJ. Baker
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
NOTICE OF HOME
REALTY co. SUIT

Edwin s. Godfrey has filed a notice at
the city hall Of pending suit against the
Home realty company. Through his at
torney. d. q. Arnold. he has brought a
bill In equity against the Home Realty
company. the Peol les Trust company, the
Isaac l.. Gon company and George NJ
Hamlin, 30 restrain any and all OF the
respondents from transferring a mortgage
deed made April g. 1907, upon a lot OF land
at 90 Indiana avenue. which was trans
ferred to the Peoples Trust company ON
the above date.
Realty company on account of lot and
construction, anG the Home company
mortgaged the property to the Peoples
Trust company, and received the face
value OF the mortgage, the proceeds Of
which were to be used In construction.
When the Home Realty company COL
lapsed. Mr.. Godfrey received notice that
mechanics Hens TO the amount of moro
than 5000 had been levied on the prop
erty.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
SAYS JUDGE HARRIS DOES
BRAYTON'S DIRTY WORK"
Rabone Gardner Declares Republican House Leader Judge of
District Court That Ought Not Exs-Bings in SAYS and
Costs $22oo Year.

"A lot OF the Republicans are up In the
legislature because they expect to receive
political Jobs sometime. There's Judge
Harris. district judge of a district that
never ought to exist. and tine total OF
whose fines for year aggregated about
S275 against 5000 as the cost OF n aintain-
ing IT. But Jim Harris is up there sim
ply to do Brayton's dirty work, and he
does It and at the same time degrades
himself by association with Sam Allen
The above emphatic statement was
made In addressing a gathering OF men,
bers of the North Providence Improve
ment association In that town last even
ing by Hon. Rathbone Gardner. who also
declared the two senatorial candida tes.
r. II. l. Goddard and George Peabody
Wetmore, represent the best and worst in
Rhode Island politics said he:
GODDARD AND WETMORE.
Col Goddard stands for the very best.
A man who has honestly earned his COM
petence, and who is a leader In industry,
public-spirited and publicly respected. he
stands as an ideal citizen. as man whom
we would be proud to have the people of
this nation know came from Rhode Island
were he to be elected senator of the
United States. He would ably NIL that po-
sition and would represent all our inter
ests as they have not been represented In
years.
ION the other hand stands the man
who is, or who has already been. named
as the Republican candidate, George Pea
body wetmore. He stands-and I say It
deliberately-as the representative of the
very worst I'm politics. He has yearly
turned over thousands OF dollars TO de-
bauch our state, and he Is the supporter
of the very man and the very thing we
are fighting against.
I'm congress he has no record at all.
having by actual tabulatton addressed the
chair in the senate OF the United States
but twice In II years. He has paid out
vast sums OF money during all that time
to elect the men who were necessary tc
his existence in the senate, and existence
which has done the people OF Rhode ISL
and no good and which. on the other
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
District Court

In the district court this morning Louis
Muschnick was fined IS and costs for
playing dice on Sunday.
Frank McCauley pleaded guilty to not
supporting his wife and child and on his
promise to provide for them was placed
on probation.
John Ford, is years old. in the district
court this morning pleaded not guilty to
disturbing a public school and was held
for trial on the 18th in surety OF $500.
Judge Lee remarked to the boy that
the offense was a serious one and that
he might be sent to jail for a year and
fined $500. He asked what the disturbance
had been and Patrolman Rourke Of sta
tion said that last evening he was CALI
ed into the Point street school to arrest
Ford on complaint OF the principal that
Ford came In after the school session
opened. that he made considerable noise
and when cautioned got into q scrap with
the teacher and struck him. Patrolman
Rourke said that he had known the boy
five years and never knew no was bad
boy.
Annie webb. A. years old. In the dis
trict court this morning denied that she
stole lace collar valued at u.B from the
O'Gorman company and was held In sure
ty OF 800 for trial on the 18th.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10

Donald presided. The committee OF IL.
appointed to confer with the Republican
city committee on the above demands.
reported that II had got nothing more
than the assertion that there are less
than 400 colored voters In the city. From
the Democratic city committee a promise
was elected to the effect that IL Lewis A
waterman should decline to run colored
candidate would be considered. Unless
Mr.. Waterman declined denomination the
committee could see no chance for a
break in the ticket. Mr.. Waterman, 1t
was stated at the meeting, had been In
duced by his friends to reconsider with
drawing, this action ending negotiations
In that direction.
The colored electorate. according to a
statement said to have been made by
Hunter c. White. cast ga per cent of the
Republican vote In this city last year
and per cent of the total city vote.
list OF candidates for the assembly
was presented by Robert /. G. Gaines, at
the request OF William III. Carter. On the
list, besides the men chosen. appeared the
names of George w. Brown Arthur B.
Williams. William NJ. p Bowen and HILL
man T. Mays. These names were elimi-
mated by vote OF the meeting.
Those present signed nomination papers
indorsing the ticket.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
r. I. EXCHANGE
FOR WOMAN'S WORK

The annual meeting of the Rhode Island
Exchange for Womans work was held
yesterday morning at II a. m Several i'm
portant matters in relation to the society
were settled. The secretary's report was
received and the following officers were
elected for the coming year: President,
Mrs. Roscoe S. Washburn; vice presi-
dents, Mrs. Charles T.. Longley. Mrs.
Howard Richmond Mrs. John o. Ames:
honorary vice president. Mrs. Charles +.
Bailey: secretary, Miss Louise Clare Hop
pin: corresponding secretary. Miss Mary
n. Foster. treasurer. Miss Louise A.
Sweetland: advisory board, William A
Hopin. Eugene w. Mason. A. NJ. Coats
Edward c. Bucklln and. In place OF the
late Elisha Dyer, Howard o. Sturges
auditor Henry l.. slader; superinten ndent
Miss Morse.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
TENTH WARDERS
NAME COUNCIL TICKETS

Peter c. Cannon. whose ticket defeated
the one led by Alderman McMann OF the
Tenth ward last Thursday night. an
nounced before a large and enthusiastic
gathering at the Tilden club last evening
that, although he had fought hard TO win
for his friends in the ward, he was not
a candidate for alderman.
He believed that there was another man
who could care for the Democrats in the
Tenth ward much better than himself
and that he intended to give way In ia
vor of John c. Conaty. Esq., who Is nam
ed as the clubs candidate for alderman.
During its struggle to beat the "Repuo-
lican-Democratic combination he and his
followers had been approached repeatedly
by representatives from the opposing
party with inducements to withdraw and
give up the battle, he declared. he as
serted that the personal property list had
been unable to get on the list.
President Michael ]. Degnan called
upon Thomas p Haven. the present rep
resentative from the ward, who congratu-
lated the members on the support given
the Cannon ticket in the recent caucus
and the victory they had achieved.
James X. Mulligan referred TO the
pleasing result of the recent caucus and
expressed a hope that such results might
continue
Refreshments were served and songs
were rendered by John O'Leary, John B.
Cassidy and Patrick McKenna.
Michael Lynch. an employe OF the
Brown e. Sharpe company. has been Sc
lected by the ward committee TO hll the
vacancy i'm the council ticket In the Tenth
ward caused by the decision 10 retire
Miles A. McNamee. He is a member Of
the Modern woodmen OF America and
other organizations.
The Republican, Democratic" ticket as
made up consists Of: For alderman,
owen McMann: councilmen. jeremiah
Hall. Timothy Kelley. Michael Lynch and
William III. Covell.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
SNEAK THIEVES
GETS COATS AND A ROBE

Charles d. Reynolds of lo6 SUNNY M
street, East Providence, reports tnat MS
light overcoat was stolen from MS VA
gon on Ccalkstone avenue, near ,,oineS
street, yesterday. The garment Is Na'No
by the owner at $50. o,
Frank McManus. of 4os Charles s.res.;
likewise reports that his raincoat, vslueu
at $40. was stolen from wagon III '"e
roar of his house a day or two ago.
Edward G. Ashley of 50 Pleasant stree,,
Attienoro returned TO his auto. Whicn ne
had left standing on Mathewson suIeS fasi
nssh, ard discovered that a plush rope,
vained All $40. and an old rain coat worth
about IS, mad been stolen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
WOMAN FLED
To THE WOODS
IN NIGHT ROBE

Greenwich. Conn. Oct 10.-Dozens OF
men. carrying lanterns. are searching for
Miss Louise Palmer. who. In bare feet
and night robe. is wandering in the
woods which surround Percy A. Rookie
feller's new residence near here is wan
dering IL she has not succumbed TO ex-
posure and hunger.
Miss Palmer, who is 43 years old. es-
capped from her nurse and her residence
atop Ola Pats Hill here
Five hundred dollars reward for her.
dead OF alive" is offered by her
brotner, stephen almer, wealthy cop
per man, who has an office at No. 100
Broadway. New York
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
ON WATER FRONT

The New York. New Haven and Hart
ford railroad Is said TO be planning ex-
tensive improvements In the docks along
their property on India street The plans
are for continuous wharfage along the
entire length OF India street and they will
greatly facilitate the handling OF freight
at that point The scheme represents the
outlay OF about a million dollars and the
company expects the state and national
governments to cooperate with them in
obtaining an Improvement which. II is
said, will vastly increase the growth Of
this city.