Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
DOVER.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
Dover, April l4.-George II. Graham of

married by Friends ceremony 1T the resi-
dence of the brides parents, on State
street, yesterday afternoon. A reception
was held from 3 to 4.30 O'Clock, after
which the bride and groom took the train
for Philadelphia, their future home.
Among those present were Mrs. Charles
Wharton, Mrs. Joseph Wharton, Miss
Anna c. Wharton, Mrs. Joseph ). Lover
ing, Miss Sue Lowering Joseph S. Lover
ing, Gilpin Lowering, Corbit Lowering,
Captain A. r. Novel; aud wife, Elliston
Pcrot, Mrs. Jane p Graham, Miss Graham,
l. n. Hannolu, John w. Sinnickson, Mrs.
A. P. Brubacker, Mrs. L. G. Aston. Phila-
Delaware City; Frank G.. Mathews,
Cockeysville, Md: Mrs.w. L. Cannon, Miss
Annie Cannon, Mrs. Henry W. Cannon,
Miss May Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Nj.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson,
Mrs. Il. o. Eccles, Mr. and Mrs. Manioye
Hayes, James Pennewill, Mrs. r. A, J.
Harrington, Mrs. Lewis Schabinger, DR..
james H. Wilson, Mrs. John D. Burton,
DR.. z. $. Downes and wife, Mrs. Robert
w. Jump. Miss Emma jump Prof. P.
Hamm, Mrs. Sarah Wilson, Mrs. Eager,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cowgirl, Mrs. Beniah
Watson, Edward Holmes and Miss Camille
Cowgirl of Dover.
The funeral of William Il. Donovan
took place yesterday afternoon, frora his
laIS ftSlQtllCt Oh tbttu HlTttI. IlG IhtN.
w L. S. Murray OBLIGATED There was
large attendance the employees of the
Messrs. Richardson gattended in body
and also the lodge of A. o. U. w. Of
which Mr.. Donovan was a member. The
remains were inferred in the old NJ. Il.
cemetery.
Emerson Seward has secured a position
as mail route agent between Philadelphia
and Crisfield,
The call for the Democratic State CON
vention having been issued, speculation is
rife as to who may be the candidates for
delegates from Kent county. The follow
| ing persons are spoken of as available, pro-
| vided they will accept a position that in
cludes an expenditure of AZ least 500,
without any reimbursement except the
| honor Governor Reynolds, DR.. Nathan
| Pratt, James Williams, Samuel w. Hall,
| Wilson r. Lavender, John B. Pennington,
Charles J. Harrington, DR.. p. w. Cooper
and Il. r. kenney.
John Harrington of Milford is promi-
nently spoken of for State senator in place
of Ex-Governor John w. Hall, deceased.
Dover, April l9.-The spring term OF
/ the superior court Tor this county met al
10 o'clock yesterday morning, with Judges
Grubb and Cullen on the bench. The
/ grand iurymen were all present and George
i l.. Councilman WIS seleCletl as IOrtInaH.
There was a large attendance for the first
day of court. Among those present were
Senator George Gray, William f. Causey
n. q. Bradford, James r. Lofland, DR.
! Hugh Martin and W. l.. Sirman.
The court named Wednesday, April eth
as the day for hearing argument Of coun
sci in the Cummins will case. The balance
Of the morning session was taken up il
1 going over The peace bonds.
At the afternoon session, William G
Garner cdlored. indicted for stealing
turkeys from u. +. Jones and j. w, Adam
of kenton hundred was arraigned ant
pleaded not guilt. Jury trial, Nicholson
for the State and Watson for the dc
PENDANT.
The most interesting cases to be tried a
this term Of court are those Of Richardson
the Milford burglar, the Gummins vii
contest and the Wilson Dilworth libel suit
Or. Wilson and many of the witnesses ar
here, but it is not known when the cas-
will be called.
Peach trees are in full bloom now an,
the prospects are for half crop of whit,
and about fourth crop Of yellow fruit
which will pay better than full crops
The railroad company has purchase
the large dwelling on King street Of D, NJ
Wilson, to be used as a residence 70
Superintendent r. L. Holiday.
Mrs. Eliza Deane, mother of ].
Deane, died yesterday merning, aged
| years. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. lnterment in the old NJ. i. Gem,
, terry.
! S. ]. speal Of Camden, has purchased tn
+, business of Morrison e Hartman, Loocl
, erman street butchers.
!, The celebrated brood mare Beeswin.
owned by George A. Millington, proprietC
of the Capital Hotel. died very suddenl
. Saturday morning Beeswing was form
, erly owned by Il. b. Emory of Populi
: Grove Stock Farm, Md, and was valued
a from 81, 500 to $1,000, She was about
a years old and was the mother of Happ
: Bee, the celebrated colt with four-yea
/ old record of I'M. Mr.. Millington b,
! three colts from her, two of them bein
y full brothers of Happy Bee May Bee
/, one year old and shows signs of becomir
I fast horse. The others are one year al
4 two weeks old, respectively
/ DOVER, April 20.-Court met ycsterd;
y and continued the case oil state VS. Villa
g G. Garner, colored, indicted for the larcet
n Of turkey. He was found guilty Al
lie sentenced to three months ilnpTisnnmei
j. Upon the special plea of Beniah Watso
1t Gamers counsel, and proof Of prcyio
Il good character, the court did not impo
II the lashes.
lie State vs. Frank sherry, indicted for I
" larceny OF grain, was settled upon pa
G. meni of costs.
II, State VS.. Joseph Tbbit, obtaining goo
N under. false pretcnce, settled on payne
ed of costs.
re State VS.. John Richardson, arraigned t
II assault with intent to murder in thu
u eases pleaded not guilty. Thursday "
80 set for trial. Kenney for defence, Rit
Ill ardsun is the man who was captured af
the fight with officers on the railroad ira
the day following the Milford robbery.
nj State vs. Muck Ross colored indicted /
iii larceny, pleaded guilty and was sentent
~ TO pay costs, three months imprisonmt
t99 and five lashcs
n. state vs. Ida Rockwell arraigned
C, larceny, pleaded not guilty and was
h quilted.
n II Tie Rey..J. 4. Il Wilson was in attei
I'd anee ~ court Yesterday, lie came TO ID
III after his libel sslit against j II Dilwol
in; Of tile Delaware I'ity Ners. MIR. wills
di- was before the Encouragement witt
rer ,oluininons bundle Of Dilworth's pap
MI containing the alleged lihelous articles
After court adjourned Or. Wilson il
n. tea with ex-senator salisbury, and in
a4 evening preached an able sermon TO a la
.as congregation at the Second NJ h. Chur
tlr- lie left on the early morning express
III. Sew York. DR.. Wilson u very mi
IN. pleased with his new charge and
~ hearty reception he has received. The Q
"a. gregaton Of the Eighteenth Street Chu
IN will tender him and his invited frient
nd reception az the church and parsoni
'tcr Friday evening next A number Of pro
MS ncnt Delawareans, including several III
81 Dover, have been invited and will
an present.
was Governor Reynolds Yesterday pardo
her Walter Coleman Of New Castle coui
.ei5 He was convicted at the May term
stic court 1891, for an assault with Grim
and intent.