Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

ihE CORPSE OF A REHoBoTH YOUNG GRr
ARRIVES AT LEwEs G. o. ID. BY EXPRESS 50. =
Gays tEo l!owes BredhtCdtcr Li0ht.
!, A9out threo weeks ago, yOung lady, CIara
Y. ,Stokiey, aged lG, daughter Of Woo1ma'~r
ptokIsy, OF Rehoboth, bought ticket at tIa
Lewes Il. H. depot for Philadelphia, and lof
on the tram for that City Nothing more ,va,
neGla 0l her until on Friday last, when she
arrived at this depot corpse, mari ked q a ~
$3.50. Our undertaken Mr.. Jacob II Gon. ~
%eIi' went to the depot to take charge of thchnJv
Tor Intermont, but the Express agent refusal
70 ddHVer 1t until the charges were paid TLn
reIatlVes OF the girl In this town were srnt e..
ana made acquainted with the facts but nntI;n,,
was done toward settling the charges cnnsa'
4uehtIy the corpse was held by the agent nnl
tOleXTam ASKING Tor instructions was sont to
inc fhlladelphla Office. The first dssnatcb
oluc[sd the corpse to be held and await the
result the second despatch orderoI tbo .no
to De delivered to the parents. which was jap" Poe
ground. 0"u'c" Oufylhg
II Is Sald that while attending the Rehobotb
camp meeting last summer that This vonn.,
"Hy hadc the acquaintance of 4 young man
"honl 1t seems sought her ruin, and that he
was IN every way successful the SEQUEL of tbiS
story IuIiy shows. When her condition bec.no
AHo"h 10 her relatives; it is stated that .Ls
was was sen! away from her home and friends. to
seek reHet III Whatever manner or wav tLotho !
could Where she went to in the o;tv ''@s a.. sue
That way or manner her death was caused VIZ
nave not been able to learn VIC
one was prepared tor burial, and !orwYrded
ueIe ny ~ food d Son, undertakers. No GoI |
'lpi Ico street. Phlia, and contrary to the rnIo.
VI the Express Co., no physician's csrtificat"
accompanied the corpse We hayo receiveJ
,''at. roselal i'iterS' making inquiry about the
'f'er' ana by next week We NAV be abIo IN
Sunlcleht iacts to enable US to give satis
~ answers The family connections Of
'iilS unfortunate young girl are all resnortaIIo
HE LIQUoR Men SrprGaIrvo NJ.
Joseph Fullmor, George W. Ortlin SIis pSIi;r
IGnkett and Archibald Given yisito1 Dn,np'
5h ihHrSdsy, and had a conference Win ~
it1eEIsIatlVe Ell Committee on Moral Reform Mr.
uli'her addl esScd the committee ur,,.,r
'euuctlon OF the license fee from SIO0 to 81
'"u chahge IN the law so as to permit anvon
o 30 10 the Clerk OF the Peace and oLt3;U U"o
icehSei; i; lie held that tho State losos Sgno1
.TTnuaI'y ~ 0y persons selling without Ec,ns. |
tUssiS' ,OftHP, Glvcn and others also mail,
-, - "a Llc59oS' ne latter stated that he was [
ot IN the liquor business. lie took Gr;,.L l
OCCASIONALLY, but he thought bo woS : ino. ut'nA /
horal as those who did not. Ho asscrtJJ J't "a. as
mere we're rot handful of Temperance Hoo.
NiImlnSton except the women ani rii'Ple Pn
nogght 1t would be to their credit # tbov "v
Onia stay at home and attend to their babies
'I5ead OF interfering with this question, ''''N Z
hoV; ., Joseph Dare, Methodist nreoeL,r e
III, .ho " ':G;g yG9ming' who happened to be present
'ao rGulence earnestly controyertcd the last
,e"AeI argument, and made campari,on oCI z
h;.L i; meeting with that held by the ladies' G
hlch was opened by prayer, No. onia, ru,IS ~ d
omen but the most moral, religious tc1" en' C.
rate c' and upright men in Wilmington wero X
favor of the present laws '0N we're Fl