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Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
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BAD RAILROAD ACCIDENT, TWO MEN
SEVERELY HURT-CHANGE OF POST
OFFICE-PROBABLEL LAND PUR-
CHASES &c


OFFICE-PROBABLEL LAND PUR-
CHAsEs, sc.
Saturday last was trying day TO
trainmen on the Delaware Railroad.
The dense fOg of the morning lifted to
some extent about noon, hut thickened
again towards night, and as a result
the passenger train due Ut CheswOld
at 5 40 p. NJ, ran up on a freight car
at full speed while the latter was In
the act Of taking the siding. completely
demOlishing the two rear cars of the
freight, greatly damaging the engine OF
the passenger train, badly shaking up
the passenger cars and frightening the
passengers. Engineer Barnes aud his
fireman jumped from the engine at
Il rst sight Of danger, the former how
ever taking the precautiOn to signal
danger, put on air brake and reverse
engine before doing so. The fireman
escaped without injury, but the engin-
eer by misstep in his leap sustained a
dislocatiOn of the right arm at shOul-
der and other bruises by the fall
BrakeHa Downs also while in the
act of opening his car door ~ the sig
nal of danger was forced Though II by
the sudden check Of speed, head for
most, and was badly cut about the
head and neck by the shattered plate
glass. DR.. Smith was called to the
scene as soon as possible to administer
to the wounded. The disabled engin-
eer was carefully removed to the depot
where DIR. Smith assisted by Doctors
Harmonson, of Clayton and Herbert
Evans near ChesWold reduced the dis
location Dir. Smith, asglsted by Mr.
and Mrs. J H. Bishop also dressed the
woun ds Of bra kemah Downs which
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
.SneIa'n0, De/.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Feb. "a, 1892

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. D. HOFFECKER, Editor and
Proprietor. at Smyrna, Del
TERMS-SUBsCRIPTION-O year, strictly in ad-
vance, sl.5O; if not paid in advance, $500. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENT will be inserted at the rate
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sequent insertions Three -and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annua
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Ger
per line.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
Mics Nerve and Liver Pill.

, AcJ on new prlnclpIe -reguIatlng the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerUe'. new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biiousness, bad taste
torpid liver, piles, constipation. URequaled
for men, women. children Smallest, mild
est, surest 80 doses, 25cts. Samples free
at j. Wesley Denney's drugstore.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
DEATHS.

LEINBERGER On Feb. 10Th, 1892.
VIM. H., son of Jacob, Jr,, and Louisa
Leinberger, aged years.
WLER.-In Wilmington, on the 10Th
inst, Mrs. Susan A Fowler, in the G9th
year Of her age. The funeral was from
the residence Of her son, e. NJ Fowler, o
this town, yesterday a afternoon at .
o'clock. Interment at |. O. 0. F. Gene
terry.
DEAKYNE.-In Wilmington, on tn,
18th inst, Louisa J. Deakyne, wife of G
b. Deakyne. Intermert at Riverviev
Cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
Buoklon's Arnica alive

The best salve IN The world for CuIs, Bruise
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
EruptlOns, ana positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t Is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
tactun OF money refunded. Price - cents per
box For sale bY James +. Hohccker, smyrna
G G. HarmOnsOn, CLAYTON.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
Public Sales.

The following persons will have ven
dues on the days indicated
VIM. T. Short, Eagles Neck Cross
Roads, near Walkers School House,
Monday, Feb. 29th.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

Col. Richard c. johnson, for a mum
Der Of years a director of the Fruit
Growers Bank of this town, died Sun
day near Masseys, Md. and Richard
A. Corhaley, . neighbOr and intima to
friend, died ABOUT the same hOuT.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

THE cases of dipLtheria that broke
out nearly simultaneously in family
near the town, in the southern limits
of the town, and at Smyrna Landing,
have not extended beyond where they
started, owing to careful sanitary pre-
cautions we presume, and the patients
that were affected, are about well.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

The make up" Of the characters
took some little time, which was ap-
prOpriated to vocal music between the
scenes. The first was by Agnes Car
row, always d faYorile on the stage,
who emphasizes her song with express
siVe action.
The time between the second and
third scene was taken charmingly by
Miss Eba Wllds, singing a song and
playing an accompaniment on the soft
music of the auto harp. The audience
! liked the music of voice ami sweep 6i
harp so well as to loudly encore
which was responded to with senti-
mental selection that seemed to play
over the harp like breezes On a summer
day.
The preparation of the little folk,
for such entertainments cannot bt
other than beneficial TO them, and the
ladies who had the responsibility, Mis-,
Susie Hudson, Miss Carrie Beck anC
Mrs. J. p Hudson, deserve much credit
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

A CONFERENCE of fOrty-fve post
masters representing the largest cities
is to be held in Washington to con-
slider various measures of postal re-
form
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
Smyrna and Vicinity.

WESLEY START, who sold out his
blacksmith shop to J. V. Price, will
run the shop of Boyer & Co.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

THE Walkers Literary Society will
discontinue their meeting at the school
house after to night, until next winter.
The people of the neighborhOod are
agitating the question of a pOst-office
and store there.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
SEED POTATOES.
EXTRA FINE VARIETIES.

LandrethS' Farmers' Alli-
anOo Potato a new variety of great
value. Tried last year alongside of 200 sOrts, aud
it surpasSe them all in prOductiveneSs. Fine
favor very early, good keeper. Per bush.
83OOl per bbl, 5000.
Green Mountain Potato. Large and
snowy, very productive, excellent quality, me-
dium early. Per bush SO OOi per bbI 81 so.
Landroth's Garlic d Potato; We have
been selling THIS variety during several years past
with unqualified satisfaction TO our customers
Medium early. pure white fine grained, mealy,
and of extraordinarily fine flavor. Per bush
s2.OOi per bbl S4.5O,
Landreth'e State of Maine Potato.
One of the finest varieties we have; over medi
um size, very productive, flesh when cooked
snow white, crystalline or mealy, deliciOusly
putty favor, Per bush, $500; per Dbl
Descriptive Circular OF these and ether varie-
Ties mailed free to all applicants.
~. LAMBETH Il SONS,
2t & 30 south 9th - PhilR
BRAN II STORE: Delaware Ave. Il Arch st.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
MARRIAGES.

STAATS-W WEBB -On the 10Th inst, by
Rev Frank Fletcher, Wilmer stats Of
Taylors Bridge and Miss Matte E.
Webb of Black bird.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

THE Town election is less than two
weeks eff, but so far as we have heard,
no special issue is likely to enter
into the canvass.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

THE school observed Monday as a
holiday, in honor of WashingtOn's
Birth Day. So did the banks.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

THE Rink is thing of the past. The
purchaser, Walter shelton has torn it
down, and the lumber has been
stored for sale.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

CAPT. JOSHUA DAVIS, who makes
his home in Camden, N. j., comes with
his wife. every winter to spend a week
or 80 Nth her relatives, and renew old
acquaintance of persons otherwise, he
knows. He came Saturday on bis an
nual visit. Capt. Davis has been in
the employ of the (1ydes of Philadel-
phia for twenty i've years, 10 charge OF
prOpellrrs that run through the Della
ware aud Raritan Canal to New York,
Albany aud Troy. He has been with
them 80 long, and has been so trust
worthy, with all, as to hold a cOntiden
tial relation to them, and sick or wei
at home or abroad, his pay goes on al
the same. There are only few mer
who have the pot to boil" whether
they are there to throw on the fuel OF
not, aud the captain has this to hi
credit for his general heartiness enc
fidelity to his employers.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Smyrna Cream
cry Association will hold an election at the
office of the Secretary on Tuesday, the first
day Of March 1872 at 3 clock, p. NJ BY
order of the Board
JAMES c. ROBINSON. Sec.
February 24th. 1892.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

THE new postal cards are large
enough and to spare for gents cores
pOndence, but the ladies still ask a
corner for p. 5.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

ALL the members of the Good Tenn
plars Lodge are especially requested to
attend tonight at 7.30 sharp. SEC.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

REV. c. c. ADAMS, of the Presbyter-
ian Church, has commenced a school
for instructing the children of his con
gregatiOn in the art of singing.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

'E4FTTqeQ 2 uoT4ssSIp
-uI '1TsdedsEQ seLn0
gH9LLIa NoHI S,NAoHa
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

A YOUNG man who was coming down
upper Commerce street about midnight
Sunday night is certain he saw a ghost
but if the same material spirit that
alarmed 80 many in December, it has
changed it color or outward garb, for
the young man in question is certain
the one he saw on Sunday night was
arrayed in white. From all the Incl
dents in relation to these nocturnal
visitors it is pretty apparent that they
have no shine for spOOney young men
keeping late hours, and all such who
leave at the seasOuable hour Of ten
need have no fear of meeting one o
these apparitiOns.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

THE Society OF Christian Endeavor
of the NJ. f. Church held its first sOcia-
BILE of the season at the residence OF
Miss Nora Cotton on Friday evening
last. In spite of the damp and cloudy
condition of the weather, the members
and guests gathered to the number OF
6fty. It is needless to say that the
evening spent was very enjoyable
one. for in addition to social Intercourse
which always makes an evening pass
pleasantly, games and instrumental
music were thrown in which was very
much enjoyed. One of the chief fea-
lures of the evening was the BLACK
bird Pie" They were three in nnm
ber. and covered over with paper. On
the top of the paper were about 10
strings. The object wae for persons to
take hold of each string and then all
pull together. Instead Of a "blaGk-
bird" appearing as was supposed,
souvenir was attached to each string.
There was quite hub-bub for a while.
for each one wanted to know what the
others bad gotten. About half past y
o'clock the guests commenced going to
the dining room, where refreshments
were served. II was after II before all
had partaken. a great deal of thanks
is due the social committee, for giving
! such q pleasant ENTERTAINMENT,
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

The event in "Whapping" tO-mOr-
row will be a "swell" wedding at
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church in the even
ing. the bride being Miss Edith Hamil
ton, daughter of George Hamilton, and
the groom a young man of Wilmington,
VIM. T. Bayard, lin the employ of ex-
Secretary of State. Bayardl in which
eity she has been residing for several
wears. About 1O0inyitatiOns were sent
out. the wedding to be followed by a re-
ceptiOn at the BRIDES parents.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

ALL members OF Smyrna COnelave
No. 80, Improved Order of Heptasophs
are requested to meet tomorrow night
Us inst. at Z 30.
c. O. SwINNEY, ArchOn.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

THE members of the WOman's For.
eign Missionary Society will meet al
the residence of Mrs. John H. HOf
fecker on Thursday afternoon Feb
25th, at 3 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24
FOR RENT.

The brick house on Delaware street re-
Gently in the occupancy of Dr. Tulidge
This house is supplied with a cellar heater
and town water.
Also, two frame dwellings on lower
Main street now in the occupancy of Isaac
Moore.
Apply to
MRS JOHN NJ. VOSHELL.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

THE Fourth Quarterly Conference
of the NJ. E Church of this town
which is always held in the first part
Of December, but has let nearly quar-.
ter slip by, is now announced for Fri
dav night next. This announcement
of the pastor will answer the many in
ouiries as to the date.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

We are told by Mr.. Thomas Davis that
his sister, Mrs. Wm. T. Collins, alone,
was the purchaser of his farm in the
ALLEY" the consideration being $50
per acre. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins will
make it their future home.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

EGGS, which our shippers were pay
ing "a cents a dozen for a week ago,
dropped on Saturday to l6 cents pei
dozen in the city markets. Our deal
ers are now paying 15 cents.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

JOHN R. WILSON raised the past year
a breed of corn called the Golden
Beauty. 1t weighs So pounds to the
bushel, and it is claimed for it, that it
will oVerrun, by measure, 25 bushels
in the 100. He has sold 300 bushels of
it to seed men,
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

The Band of Hope desire to express
their thanks to the public for their ap-
probation and attendance at their en-
tertainment, given on Monday even
ing. Feb 22nd. Also to thank the
Hose Company for the use of their
room. SUPERINTENDENT.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

THE members and friends of Leipsic
Methodist Episcopal Church will have
an oyster supper and festival next
Friday and Saturday nights, the Goth
and 9th of February. Proceeds for a
worthy purpose. All are invited.
Everyb body attend.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

ABOUT 80 persons will go up to Mid
dletown Friday evening to witness the
presentation of Joshua WhiteOmb. The
Hose Company, under whose auspices
it is given, have kindly reserved seats
for the cast that played the same in
Smyrna few weeks since.
Smyrna times., 1892-02-24

CONDUCTOR LEGATEs, of the Smyrna
branch road, who was severely hurt a
week ago by falling between a car and
the freight platform at Clayton, is re-
covering as well as might be expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
NE,W-YORE CITY

Tho Board N Aldermen yesterday changed the
date of the hearing on the application Of the Eas,
and West Railway Company from November To-
November Is, and altered the ordinance permitting
nmbuances 10 pass lines Of parade 50 a. 10 extend q
similar right TO vehicles Of physicians.
The foreclosure sale OF the mortgagcd rop.rty be.
longing 10 the sturtevant House was finished We
tsrdsy. The amount realized from tho sale y.stcr.
day 81 256.
Deputy United States Marshal Bernhard captured
Pctro CrOvato, dcsercr from the Italian man-ofwar
Giovanni Bausan, in Blccckcrst. YESTERDAY Ey drec.
ton Of Commissioner Shields, The seaman was II.
turned to tie vessel Three other deserers from the
Bausan still at liberty.
The Rev. Or. Macarthur will lecture this evening
at q coci on Dore's great picture "Christs Entry
into Jerusalem" at the Carnegie Music Hall
The Ladies' Uptown Aid society. In commcmora.
ton OF the Columbian anniversary. gave $50 10 the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum II also presented 10 Colonel
Martin Cohen leader Of the military band beautiful
gold medal az token Of esteem. The officers Of the
Aid Society arc: President, Mrs. j. Ranth: recording
secretary. Mrs. d. Rosenhcim; financial secretary
Mrs. l.. Landmsh.
An athletic meeting IS TO Be hold 10 The Madison
Press Club Building and Charity Fund Committee.
All the leading amateur athletes will be invited 70
enter In the various contests. Afternoon and evening
performances viii be given. and special features Will
be made Of football, lacrosse and eIue,tIianlsm Adj
mission has been fixed at 81 aud an extra charge OF
30 cents will be made for reserved seats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
FAITHFUL PIGEONS.

From The Cincinnati Enquirer Wooster (oJ pispa'ch'
From Shreve the village In this county near where
eleven persons were killed and crcmaed as ne result
~ head end collision the Fort wayne Road on ue
morning Of September 81. comes the following Story
When the villagers gathered TO the scene OF the col
sion a number OF common pigeons, rs ,hey SUPPOSE
were seen flying around the wreck. SeVeral OF sne
birds were captured and Il WIS then discovered tnit
they were ca rrer-p gcons Those not captured as
appeared for day or two but hnallS re- urn'n, Imo
from their injuries released Strange to say
and with the Others seven In all, nue 20 hover
over the scene OF the wreck.
The birds were evidently on the III 'ated passenger
train the night OF collision. and through the shock
lost their bearings and waiting Tor their master.
They only leave spot for an hour or two u tihe
In search Of food when they return ana again resume
their lonely vtsil. Two farmers who reside near ny
have made efforts get the birds To take up c0oiS 10y
feeding Them. but have not been successful lhev are
quite tame. and seem to know that tn" feed Is pacH
there for hem but they have tatsned tnelr
hunger hey ny back TO their rorSng pa, - great
oak tree that was burned and blnckened by the names
on Tho morning OF tho accident and which hangs over
the deep cut In which the trains came together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
LiShER'S ThIUMPHAL PROGRESS.

ry DEFEATING DIP. SIMONSON HE SCORES HIS
ELEVENTH VICTORY Is THE CHESS MAIoh'
The game between Lasker and Smonson' at "''
Manhattan Chess club yesterday afternoon ""'
closely watched by enthusiasts. 1t requreu o'"''
attention 10 grasp the various points OF interest '
nm end game brought about at an early stiSc' NM
II WA, not Easy many moves hh'au iH
form OF Ruy Lopez chosen by DIR. sInonsoh, "uS VI
A nature TO encourage the defence to seek lor a4'
enrly exchange Of Queens. Black having two bish"P'
against and ri. Pawn majority on the s'ue
and an opportunity 10 bring his Q X quickly in"
action. ON the thirteenth move White actiateu ps
a desire for victory. began attack on the 2 sac
Thi, effort was lmprded by profound move on BLACKS
part which bothered the Doctor more than anything
else In tho game. The point was the stopping o 'hc
advance VI 20 1t b, which might have given WINE
"A favorable position. For II II P-kt D. II PX r.
Is ktxP i k-kt ., with n gain OF time, or "h''e
might even take the r. p, following this wlt'f
PIP Whites seventeenth move appeared to give
Laskcr q difficult game, but he, Dy beautiful com
Lnation OF moves especially the retreat Of the Q =
sec diagram, and the advance Of P-Q WIN
K-B directly afterward revealed the turning point
OF the game. The check at Kt dnstead OF
II kt-Q y would only have driven Blacks to a
stronghold at 3, when the q could have occupied
the long diagonal at Kt ,. neat little twenty
ninth move piece for the young champion, ana
ut ten minutes to > In the afternoon Or. simouson
hauled down his colOrs. The follows
RI'Y LOPEZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Supervisor Of Election Investigating Committee, Fed
Building. 2 80 IN.
Printing Trades Republican Club banner raising No.
700 Willlam.tt. ) p m.
Jewelers. Republican Club. No. 173 Broadway noon
Charles A. White extradton case before Governor
Flower Windsor Hotel, IL a.
Republican Protection Club, No 20 olNer-st. m.
Republican massmeeting. Grand Army Hall Brooklyn,
spm
Young Men, Republican Club. No. 1888 secondaye..
SD
Col T. r. Shepard Color-d Republican Club. Sixty
ssyenth-st. and Boulevard. p m.
MAss.mecting Of Iiish.Amercan Republicans, No 1897
Third ave, s p.
Thirteenth Ward Republican Club No. 81 Connon.st.
8
ma Assembly District German.Amerlcan Republican
Club. No. 20 DeAnceyst, p. m.
German American Republican Club. No c42 Ffith-s''
D.
Colored Republican Club meeting. Turn Hail. No.
3%l West Forty seventh.st.. s p.
XM Assembly District Republican Association. No 1876
Avenue A. p. M
Reciprocity Republican Club. No 100 w@t Ninety
ssvcith-st. o.
XIIu Assembly District Irish.Anoricsn Republican
Club. No. 21S East Twenty-thrd-st., p. IN.
Charles A. Hess Battery, No. los las: Ffy.nnthu
SD m.
Daily meeting Of West Side Republican Merchants. No
oo1 CHAMBER noon.
Tie Rev. DR.. Msynords lecture Chickerna HAL. 80
Hellsae Republican Club No. I,55. Thresv.. sp -.
KILN Assembly Distr.c, Indusu., Alliance. Grand
Opsra House Hall. ?.
Italian Republican psssmsetns No. sol BTooue.st..
- m.
Progress Republican Club meeting No. ITO Fifth
~. sp
xIXh Assembly District Republican Cub Sixty.
Afthst. and Amsterdamave.. p
Peoples party msss.m.o,ing. Cooper Unioh n. m.
Republican Shpbu.ldcr-' Club. NO. 352 West Forty
second st. y. m.
Co,ored RApublioan sSmeetine. No lee Prncs.'t. p
m.
swedish Republican Club mss.-meetln7, Brooklyn
Abenseunl y. m.
ave. ,.
XVIII Assembly District Iish.Amercan Republican
Club. No. 7!3 Third ave. p. N.
Lecture by II. f. Krehbc Chamber Nusc.
citation Hall. Brooklyn. p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
IDN1, ISLAND

LONG ISlAND.
FtATRt,sH-Ata mass-meetIng In the Town Hhh
on Monday night many prominent citizens were out
spoken against granting franchise to the proo"'S
city Railroad Company 10 build new railroad thro"kH
the town along Nostrand-ave. The sentiment OF ,h'
citizens was that the company can have The ir""'n'
upon the conditions that only one hve-'tht mr.
should be charged from the Eastern Istr't I'i'leS
I'm tbe end oi the route OF the proposed railroad Ill
stead Of a double fare 10 be collected al uv wy
line u. +. Lewis president OF Tue company ny
p.arrd and said the company could not hIniu 70 w
inis as In Other towns extra fares are coi'''u ~
youd the city lines and they could not ~ cilI
inr Fl1ibsii lie said the company would he ~
hnavy expense to build the rogd from whi'h tNcr'
would come no profit I" Inc company 'o' '
come.
Among those who argued hoty aSnln,t we t'','
we, JUDGE f.. sweeney. X; Young T. H. N,NiiN. ~.
advo,a tDd tho granting ri b" frnnch 80" on NE srlh
that il would bc good for FlathuNh TO MiNe '"p''
t,r,r1t Irrespective nf one far two fares me
meeting adopted the minority report against granting
th. franchise unless the 6cent mre was codc~i'd 10y
no t1WpauV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The members Of the Board OF nucauon NET yes'
,.rdax and passed re ouons Of respect 10 the mem
orv NJ The late Henry NJ. Winter. member OF 'i'e
Board for s ven years and decided tn auend INC
funeral today in body.
Albert j. Crosfeld. Of HerSmer-st and NoS'raho
AVE. was aroused EARL yesterday morning os
weird and melancholy sound outside his WINDOW nv
called for help In his alarm. and when IL "irNe.
made an investigation and discovered scfe'e"'"'
on the branch Of u tree Mr. Crosneid ''o' u'' 0"'
The scheme TO make the Brooklyn Art ASSOCIATION
o component part Of the brooRlyn lhSau'" o1 a.
Nv. cc,.rces which has been under consideration for
n xear or more is likely to be effected 5000. " 10
said that out OF the 275 shares OF the At AssoeiS
tion, 175 have been pledged TO the consohnauoh
Official action Is likely ~ be taken in the msiter In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
WI cTCHESTEE COUNTY.

WES.rCuE>TTR- Frcdcrick Franklin, son IN
law of the late John 7ctcci. Of rhrorss Neck "H''
at. i, one Of the tnud.OWcsi on the SOUND Ma
arrested Monday charged with assau on Complain
: ros.pb Moore Yesterday >.r Frederick was tried
i,f,r. in ticc Cox In IN" town hall at rls place.
r,,u. ,,liip president OF tie Isrk Bof,rl. acted ~
the connect for Franklin. VI ore testified that &c VA
walking nl,nr the shore and mot Frank ~. VINO 90
i.ctnd 10 his walklns along the shrc ana INN "a ely
assaulted hW and ri"' fo '!"ri hiin i!Hn i' pm
\. a.. evidence VA. IN favor II N'-rc trdn"ln va
Cr.d - for a..auf Hr now threaten. o. have M'-' e
,rr...f'., for frc.n,sS funllin. who f. ~ Engh-h
rui,lrir,u married the 0ny daughter II JO1n Teth,
a millionaire Last YEAR Mir. Franklin died al q
European summer rc-"Ti-
YDNkEE>.- several cases 81 diphiAcrl hay" dcV"I
,u I'm ,h, public Schools - Yonk~rs. i'alri one ?
EroUn la i,~Ici oricr 10 ~ Mt o. me c1I
ifon 10 keen hem OF - -. Ool vne ''fy have INC
H. and To- the teacher, 10 canton 40" pupils MOI
tn ,l-it hone. wA.r h q . J.. valeut