Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29
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before Justice Epler. Matthew Jeffer-
son, the County Prosecutor, came over
from Court House to personally press
the charge against the accused captain.
1t was shown that he had taken Ethel
Bryant, a Is year old Stone Harbor
girl, out Sunday on his boat, keep
ing her on the boat all night. James
McCloskey, who was in the boat, was
also accused by the girl. They were
held for the grand jury, and the girl
held for a witness. After being locked
up, it was said that Chief Conn un-
locked the cell allowing Campbell to
escape. Councilman Buck ordered the
Chief to place the prisoner back in the
cell, on the risk of his own imprison-
ment. Campbell was rearrested and
locked up. The three principals were
later removed to the county jail.
Why don't you ride over the Read
ing? You've wanted it for years.-adv
The Anglesea Building and Loan
New shares were taken and several APP
favorable action taken.
The Lubin film operators are still
working on scenes at Anglesea daily.
The North Wildwood school will
open for study on Monday, September
the 10th. The new addition is being
hurried in order to accommodate the
increasing enrolment.
Edward l.. Gibson, of Philadelphia,
will be a week end guest of Senator
Wheaton and family.
Miss Nellie Hepp, a society girl of
PhJIodnlnhiQ fc hninn onfnrfafnn k,
William Bonsall and wife at their
Beach Creek cottage.
Miss Kathryn Mckinley has been
kept busy. Last Friday she was soloist
at the Holly Beach Yacht club; on
Monday evening at the Stone Harbor
Yacht club. On Saturday she will be
entertained by Commodore aud Mrs.
Biddle.
r. w. Munyon, fish purchasing
agent for H. Mccormick & Co., of Phil
adelphia, is becoming a regular visitor
at Senator Wheaton's Central avenue
home. There is a reason.
Senator Wheaton, Robert Bright,
Hon. Henry d. Saylor, Nathan Yew-
dali aud James McLinden have been
showing a public spirit in having Cen
trail avenue cleared up at their expense.
1t was this same spirit of Baker Bros.
that made Wildwood attractive.
Anglesea is developing a moral spirit
that will not tolerate vileness. Antonio
AMBROSE was arrested for being often
sively attentive to young girls. He
was given 48 hours to pack up and
leave the beach.
There have been large catches of fish
by the deep sea fishers after the north
easter of the week.
A large number of anglers are strung
along the wharves these days in quest
of the game little blue fish. Good
catches generally result.
The Stone Harbor boats are carrying
0 passengers than eve before.
There are seven boats in service this
year. There were three last season.
Last Friday a passenger on the Queen
City was stricken with paralysis. On
tina return of the boat DIR. Mace cared
for the sick man and arranged for his
removal -
When Prosecutor Jefferson came
over TO the beach Monday he raided a
disorderly house in the Anglesea dis
trict.
The Board of Health has forbidden
the spreading of wet fishing nets in
the built up district. This action of
the board has pleased the residents.
The North Wildwood Land Co. is
grading Surf and 25th pre-
vious to the sale on Monday. Cement
walks and curbs are also being laid.
William Zaiser, known as "Big BILL
is making an excellent officer for the
Anglesea district. With double the
number of people using the fishing
wharves, the best of order has been
the rule throughout the season.
1t is rumored that the Trolley COM
pany is planning to install a loop at
Anglesea on account of the ~congested
condition at times. Under this new
plan the cars will turn into Walnut
avenue, thence to Central avenue aud
thence to the main track.
The Journal, In previous editions,
has sounded a warning to Yacht own
ers, but evidently without effect in
several cases. Inspector Marstellar has
found thirty boats in his district with
in sufficient equipment. Owners of
boats for this lack Of equipment
have been notified of fines of from 800
to $3.50 each. The latter was a Crest
oaner. Owners notified are a. follows:
Crest 4. Ottens Hsrbol 2, Ottens Canal
5, Cape May Point l, Cape May City
z, Angleses 8, Stone Harbor g., Town
send Inlet 4. The Sea Isie City notifica-
tons will be received this week. The
fine of 800 for lack of fire extinguIshers
stands absolutely. Other fines can
only be mitigated by the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor. Information
on the subject can be secured from the
inspector or by writing to the Secretary
of Commerce and Labor, Washington,
D. q. We would emphasize again
that all power boats, whether used for
private or public purposes, are amen
able to the law forpossessing insufficient
equipment.