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Evening journal., 1895-11-25
CIVIL LIST GONG OYER.
Lawyers in the Superior Court to Look
After Their Interests.

Superior Court met this morning.
Immediately after It convened the civil
list was gone over and cases marked
for trisl or other disposition made Of
them The attendance Of lawyers WAS
large.
The case Of the City vs Thomas Gray
Is on ths argument list for this term Of
court. This is the test case againet the
thirty five mi venders who refused to
take ont licenses IC will be tried
sometime within a few weeks
Robert Adair was on motion OF
William Q Spruance, admitted to practices
In the Delaware courts. Mr.. Spruarcs
was his precsptor.
Special juries were asked in the
following cases:
Margaret X. Donovan VS.. the P w. &
B. Railroad Company; w R. Seward, OF
al. vs. the Mayor and Council OF
Wilmington; w. d. wilkins vs. the
Mayor aud Council Of Wilmington; ].
Frank Curry vs the Charles Warner
Coupany; Willlsm Losher, ct al We
the Wilmington City Railway Company
w Q. Martin vs. the q P. Railroad
Company; Miles E Giliin VS.. the Mayor
and Council Of Wilmington; Mary O'Nielps
Administrator VS. the B & P. Railroad
Company, George w Sksggs vs. the P
W. & b Railroad Company, William
r. Stewart VS.. the jackson and
Sharpe Company. Joseph Ross vs.
the Brandy vine Granite Company John
W. Wright vs. the Wilmington City
Rail way Company; Frauk e Grlswold
vs the P w & B. Railroad Company
George A Daniels VS.. the Llebig Manu-
ring Company
The cases Of Hood Wright VS.
several garnishees OF Henry @ Robinson
were marked of the list
Those cases reported settled or IL
course OF settlement were as folio vs
John Doe VS. @ Richard Roe. @ Evans.
Samuel d Cunningham: Cortla NJ
Jsmes A Kelley VS.. George a
Bullock Judgment for defendani)
Charles s Horn vs. George E Desr
born. Douglas Mccoy VS.. James T
Mccoy. Franklin Rumford Va William
BesdeDkopf, lohn Webster VS.. th'
Wilmington City Railway Company Mag
/ gle aud r becca Moore vs. William E
| johnson; Thomss McHugh vs. Daniel
| Worral: Matthew T. slaughter, et. al
vs Joseph Pyle; Michael J. Hughes VS.
Massachusetts, Benefit Life Association
The commissioner IN the divorce cas-
Of Emalns VS.. GsoTge Taylor, wa
granted until December 16 to make hl
| return
George Lodge was appointed to tsk'
testimony in the divorce suit instituted
b. the wife OF Dodo Sparks
II the divorce cases Of Griffith VS.
Grifi and Jackson VS. Jackson. Clm
missioners Samuel A Macallister a.,
Msdford Il Cahoon made their RETURN
and publication was ordered
Oa Wednesday afternoon the argumen
list will be gone over
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
A THANKSGIVING ATTRACTION.

The Food Exposition WIN BE Opened
Thursday Night with Many New and
Novel Features.
The big food exnosti'n opens Thanks
giving night, Gul ali scqosinted with
Manager Bnckly's b1stling methods
realize hat be will have the big show as
well opaued as II II had ben running s
week Every booth will bs set up, fully
decorated, lighted and arranged for
serving samples before 5 o'clock that
day It will far surpass last year as a
drawing card The people realizs that
when they can obtain piles Of samples
hear 6ne music. zee the crowds aud have
plenty Of good cheer, all for % cents, it
Is the proper thing to patroniz It
The exhibitors from abroad this year
embrace the following big food product
houses: The American Cereal Company,
The Washburn- Crosby Company, Potter
Parlln & Co., The New York Biscuit
Company, The R T. Davis Mill Com
pany, Rumford Chemical Works Eli
Pettyj ohn's Best Company. VanCamp
Packing Company, Plymouth Rock
GelstiEe Comp iny. Diamond Dust SOsp
Powder Company, The Polar Star Freezer
Company and others
AS extra attractions Manager Buckley
as a fitting celebration Of the dsy-will
present to every woman buying tickets
the opening night. either a handsome
silver coffee spoon or box OF french
chocolate bon bons After ThaukBgiv-
ing the doors will ba opsned at ? p N
The cooking lectures occur hourly both
Afternoon and night. this being an
innovation sure to p'eass the women.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
captain aud Grow of seven Saved.

Captain ] b. stilphen and the crew Of
seven men Of the three masted Newport
schooner George Z. Vernon, abandoned
at sea on November IL. about 100 miles
south of Cape Hatterss, were landed at
Chester, Pa on Saturday. BY the British
brig Emma l. SlaH. captain j ".
Porter, from Savannah Ia Mtr. jamaica
Captain Silphen and crew Eere snbse
quently taken to Pbilsdelphis bs the
tug CAmpania. Tho whereabouts OF the
crew had been looked for since last
Tuesday. OF which time The British
steamer Adirondack, which arrived at
New York. reported the abai donment OF
the schooner. She passed tho dsrelict on
18th lust. in latitude 81 IA orth longi-
tude "A o. west.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
OuickT.uncl
CITY news lN eRlEF.

AT o'clock this afterRoon a special meet
ing OF the Woman's Indian Aesor'ation viii
be held az the residence OF Mrs ~ ~ How
land. Ninth and Bfoome streets. 70 receive
the report Of the committee on the Colonial
tea.
-Archiiect r. l.. Rice now fas on the
boards the BosrS OF Health plans for tho
sanitation OF public schools Nos, and 4.
Edgar N Hopes has sent Go Treasurer
Joseph X. A. ANS, OF the Fire hnglne om-
pany a check for S25 the m0ney 20 be used
Tor furnishing the company's meeting room
~ W. Lawson, j. l.. CLARK, 4. T..
Carpenter. James H. Price. II ". Lowe.
Joseph A. Bond aud vii lam G.. Baegerly
attended the one hundrenfh anniversary
celebr-fed By Pennsylvania Royal Arch
M.sona on saturday night
After delay Of several diyf. u e harn
Line steamship Marmsluke clea. ed from the
Harlan and HOilingsWcrth Company , e ter
day. her inside repaIs only having been com-
pleted.
AT the Pusev and Jones Conrany's to-day
the Delaware river steamboat ~ van Dell Is
entirely oismantlel and her boilers have been
taken ont.
Passenger cars for South America trade
are being finished up At the Harlan and
H0llmRsworth Company's car shops.
The ola rcminion steamboat building a.
the Harlan snd hollingsworih Company's -
now we'll -heeted up and more men are work
ing on b r.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
RsvivAIs at Wesley and Mt. Salem

The series of revival meetings at Yves
ley NJ E. Church: Linden aud Jackson
streets, Rev. W. w sharp. pastor, con
tinue 20 be unusually profitable There
have been sixty two conversions to date
four OF them last evening
Yesterday twelve were united
With the church on probation and
Eve were taken into full membership
che church wss FLIED 1t ell the services
yesterday and glorious meetings were
had. Rev. John France breaches to-
morrow evening, and it is expected that
Rev @. A Grice OF Georgetown, will
preach to night
A very successful revival is being held
at Mt Salem M e. Church, Highlands,
Rev S M Morgan, pastor Lssteevening
there were Eve at the altar and three
we're converted, makinga total In all OF
forty On Friday nine we're converted.
The meetings continue during the week.
Rev YaDghn S Collins. of New CASTLE,
breaches to morrow evening and Rev. w.
P. Taylor on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
THg U. s, GUNBOAT WILMINGTON.

Has Been Named In Honor Of This Citv.
Initial Steps Towards Securing an
Appropriate Gift for Her.
The Navy Department has named
one Of the new gunboats built
at Newport News after this city,
Wilmington. and IL is but fitting that
the good people Of this city should take
cognizance Of It Other cities have done
honor to themselves and their namesakes
aud Wilmington should not be behind
hand.
With shls object In view, the EvEEIEo
JOURNAL has started q subscription list
the fund to be u,ed for the purchase OF
silver service for the United States
gunboat Wilmington. The money re-
oeived will be acknowledged In these COL.
umns and held subject to the orders Of
connnittee Of citizens which win
b. selected later.
The service will De purchased Of some
dealer In this city, to be decided upon by
the committeo.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
unIon nnworth Lenrue RalI,.

The Epworth League chapters OF
Scott, Epworth and Brsndywlne NJ. e.
Churches will hold a union Autumn
rally In Epworth Church to morrow
night. An interesting musical and
literary program has been prepared, and
there viii bs short addresses on kpUorth
League work by tbe paators Of the three
churches. Rev Vaughan s Collins.
Of New Castle the pioneer hpWorih
Lesguer OF the Wilmington Conference,
will also be present and make an address.
The musical selections are OF a high
order and the entertainment will be we'll
worth attending. No admission will b.
charged
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
wonldn.t nnnI DOW the rIag.

A few nights ago government steam
launch came mp the Ohrlstiana aud
blowed for Third street bridge Sselng a
long line OF vehicles coming and that the
launch might take down her hlG aud
then proce, with little trouble, Bldg
tender Russell did not turn The launch's 8
flag remained hlating aud she aimply
beat about until the tug Martha osms
along when she came Ia bshlnd her IL
Is said that the government beat people
lodged complaint bat that thu matter hiss
slnce been settled Many witnesses
uphold the brldgeiendag IN The case.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
ADDICKS MEN at WORK.
They organizs a Club to Conduct Their
Campaign 1t the Next Republican
Primaries In This City.

They Organizs a Club to Conduct Their
Campaign At the Next Repubiican
Primaries In This City.
]. Edward Addicks now has q county
organization Of his own On Saturday
evening the Uoion Republican Club Of
New Castle county was organized In the
Addicks headquarters at Firth and
Shipley streets IL is designed TO use
this club TO advance the Addlcks Interests
just as the Young Mems Republican
Club and the Rspub lean Flrtt District
Committee are being used to advance the
Higgins aide Of the present Republican
controversy.
Two men from each ward conducted
the meeting They we're ~ follows;
First ward, ex Deputy sheriff Charles r.
Ewing, ]. o Allen; Second, ex Police
Captain o. Kersey, J. d Phillips
Third, + } Conner, ex-Police Sergeant
]. o. Wigglesworth; Fourth, w
B. Clerk, W. O. Taylor; Fifth
J E Martin, ID Jefferson {:
Sixth, s h Bsynard. disappointed
candidate for mayor; Joseph B. Brinck-
ley; Seventh, Frank Lytle, Stephen
Downey. disappointed candidate for cher
III; Eighth, John T. Spring, ". T. Hill;
Ninth. Brown, J r Lynn; Tenth,
Charles H SollowAy, l.. bpsakman
Eleventh, j. A. Melvin, Il. L. Johnson
Twelfth, Samuel Allen, Clarence Forwood
Stephen Downsy wSa elected chairman,
and J. o Wigglesworth. temporary
secretary. Permanent officers will bs
elected on next Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
COMPLICATIONS MAY ARISE
OVER THE SEIZURE AND DETENsloN
or THE j. W. FOSTER.

Her Captain Threatens to Sue tho United
States Government for Damages-The
steamer Leon Now at the HARLAN and
HoiIiBgsworth companS's Ysrds for Re
pairs.
It is very probable that serious com
plicRtlors may arise from the seizure and
detention Of the schooner W Foster st
Lewes. by Deputy Collector r r Sharp,
on directions Issued by the ULlted States
Government through Collector OF Gus
toms George l. Townsend The seiznre
Was tho result OF suspicious entertained
by the Spanish minister that the Foster
had arms, ammunition. dyni mite, etc 4,
on her. designed for the Ouban pstriots,
and which abe was TO tran 5fer TO the
steamer Lsor
The Fcster was found lying st anchor
above Fourteen foot Bank ~ the bay,
arriving there at 80 After interview
With Captain Wheaton, Collector sharp
decided that II would bs prude 1t 30 bring
the Foster to the Breakwster
During the interview the captain
turned the vessel over to the collector
and said he held the governm ant respon
sible for her from then on, and would
have no more to do With her Collector
Sharp then ordered the tug Hughes to
tow the vessel to the Bres XIV ater arriv-
ing there At 6p N Two Custom House
msu wers placed In charge. The captain
and ere would have left the vessel but
had no wind to sail skiff ashore
Captain Wheaton Of the Foster says
be will bring suit against the United
States government for damages. Mate
% h Q1een will take the vessel to
Tampa, Florida, II released. Collector
sharp. on arrival at Lewes. immediately
wired Acting Secretary Wiks that the
| Foster was anchored at the Breakwater
and waiting further orders.
The Foster is loaded with al for the
Plant line Of steamships running from
| Port Tampa, Fla, TO Havana, aud the
coal was TO be delivered at Port Tampa
It is IA her peculiar coincidence that
the last cargo Of coal which vas shipped
on the same order Was carried by the
schooner Elna Champion. which was
lost at sea
Collector Townsend when asked reia
tive to the seizure OF the schooner W
/ Foster said that she wss being detained
by order Of the Secretary of .bs Treasury.
Up t o the hour OF going TO press he had
received no further word from either the
department or Deputy Collector Sharp "a
to what hsd been done or neither any
articles contraband OF war bad beer
found United States Marshal Ian
nan stated that be swas not In II
this time. at least, not mp to
date. and from the tone Of voice used b'
didn't seem to be mourning very muei
over H. The government officials bsr'
are very guarded in their re marks anC
decline TO talk on the subisct. Outside
parties, however, are by no means back
ward In expressing their opinion, and i
Is generally thought that Uncle Sam, n
his desire TO curry favor with Spain, ha
put his foot In St and may have TO pa
dearly for the blunder.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
WILMINGTON FURNIrURE
Msthodi.t pflul.tsr., AssOolation.

Rsv John France presided at the
regular meeting Of the NJ. E Ministers
Association this morning. and Rsv
Wilmer Jaggard was the secretary.
There was a good attendance. Current
events were discussed by Rsvs Martin
dale. Stengls. G a Giice. OF George
town, and others, and an sble paper on
"MchammedaniHm" was read by Rev
w p Taylor and disousssd BY several
present, among them Raw Watt. Collins
and MowbrEy. Next Monday Rev A
T. Scott will read a review Of Mudge's
Progressive Sanctlfcation.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
swine Plague a Raging.

Ex Recorder Of Deeds James 7 Shall
cross. OF 81 Georges hundred. was in
this city TO day, shaking hands with a
host OF friends "rhe swine plague is
raging down our way" he said 1T is
not hog cholera. bus another disease.
The 6rst symptom is that the animal
quits eating It starves itself TO death
In the course Of a week OF two have
lost over seventy hogs, and William
Janyier aud Harry Whittock, neighbort
OF mins, have also lost a great many
II extends from st Georges hundred
into Maryland and Is especially virulenl
around the head OF SsssafIas"
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Dog WASN'T Mad-LoveIi was

About II o'clock Saturday night R. E
Lowell, who lives at Eighth and Du Pont
streets, heard noise 10 his chicken yard
and suspecting that thieves we're getting
In their work went on an inspecting tour
He found dog there and eDdeavorsd d to
drive the brnfe ou', when II turned on
him, biting him badly on the lett wrist.
Officers Massey and Sshel. shot
the dog later, at Tenth aud Clayton. II
belonged to Alexander Hart. Of Eighth
and Rodney streets Before being
discovered by Mr.. Lowell the dog killed
ten chickens.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
JUST TWERTY-lWO YEARS OF AGE
And the Sunday school OF KiuRswood
M. E. Church Celebrates the Event In
Very Pleasant Manner.

Very Pleasant Manner.
Kingswood M E Sunday school cele.
brated It's twenty second snniversary
yesterday afternoon and the pretty little
church at Fourteenth and Claymont,
was flied to over flowing with member
and friends. The interior wac decorated
With beautiful f,wers and the sight was
a pleasing one Superintendent George
w Todd was proud man As he looked
over the crowd Of happy faces aud realized
that bis work OF the past eighteen years
had brought forth good fruit. The
program was an interesting one and
consisted Of;
Address of welcome from the Infant school.
TRACE LoAsnd
s'rhere's +. rspp Land OF Sunshine"
Address Of welcome, ON school
Singing by school, .... ....; "6Ieetlng ulee. "
wilfred Hineneld
Reading. sfhank, giving Miss Reba smith
Recitation. "A Mothers Prayer. Lily Ross
Song, Happy Little Workers We"
Recitation, II Never Use Tobacco,
song. "our Sunday school, = ~. - schooi
Recitation, Bring My Mother Back 20 Me-"
Dueit, "Now Lay Me Down to sleep"
Beckie Dickerson and iiie Morris
Remarks by pastor, ..-.... ttev. Warren Burr
song. Every One Is sowing n.......... School
hrief addresses. Mrs @. @. Brown and
Miss Watkins. Doaconess OF the
WilmingtOn district.
Flower song, Annie Beck, Annia pseney
Lula King. Cassle Reagan, Mamie
Wilson. May Str,ngfellow, Emma
Springer. Mel ie Sirlngielow,
Helen King
Anthem. Observation-Disclosures. Church Choii
hcnul luEsss. hAtns NNIiNn nNIl
Duett. "Beckonug Hands,"
Beckie Dickerson and Enic Norris
Reading oi report. .... ! Secretary Alex Glare
Remarks, superintendent George W Todd
Siugng. Harvest Home" ......... school
BenedictiOn,.,.... huN. warren Burr
The school orchestra, conelsting OF
Clarence shumar, lead cornet RarrJ
Mcdonald, second cornet; Theobald
Peterson, bass; George w. Mcdonald
alto: John Wolf and Charles Berg
vIolins: Miss Nellie Gustavison, organist
and Alfred ArnReld, lendsr, assisted tbl
school Maud Squire was the organis
aud Elma Fisher. the leader for the IN
FAINT school, while Miss Pearson &C.
oompanled In the duets
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
rha Lann III nnd shnne-

With a bad liat to port VIII are h 81
quarter has been pulled down ~ a result
Of an ugly hole whore she rAr ashore on
Saturday. the Norwegian steamship Leon
is at tue Harlan and Hoilingsworth
CompaDy's She Is waiting her turn to be
docked for examination and repairs She
is the vessel hich was ACCUSED Of collus
ion with the seized schooner Joseph W
Fester, now at the Breakwater. TO tGkl
munitions OF war from her to Cuba.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Mr.. m.essr's ralk ia chester.

Rev s B Meeser, pastor of Second
Baptist Church, this city. delivered a
strong address In the Opera House At
Chester yesterday before fine audience
OF 500 men. IL Was Y NJ @. A. meet
ing. When he began speaking. Mr.
Mseser -as feeling IN bus as hs caught
the enthusiasm of his sudience he forgot
thu sick feeling entirely Ia his earnest
fa1h
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
BOUGHT FoR TEN THOUSAND.
Divers Properties Disposed OF by sherii
Gulis on Saturday Afternoon.

Divers Properties Disposed OF by Hherin
Guiis on Saturday Afternoon.
Sheriff Gillis sold FIVE properties on
Saturday afternoon.
Joseph Trinder's farm OF 5S acres IN
Mil Creek hundred, WAS bought by John
Pilling for 81 525
Harvey Whiteman purchased Alfred
Rumfords property on West street,
bet seen Third and Fourth street, for
SO 200.
Jacob Hills Blackbird hundred property
brought 81 $50. George w. Lockwood
being the purchaser.
George 4. Brown purchased. for 81 600,
the brick house Of James Austin Ellison,
on Jackson street near Eighth.
The property Of the late William Mo
Gall. on Market street near Seventh,
brought $4,000. Lewis G Vandsgrift,
attorney, beiog the purchaser.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
srscisi services aud a ooiisetion.

A great sll-dsy service was beld ~
Union A. z Church yesterday and three
exceptionally fne sermons we're preached
by Rsv Thomas K Msrtlndale ID ID f,
and Rev Adam Stengle. former pastors OF
Union but now stationed AZ Milford aud
smyrna respectively, aud DE- Merritt
Hulburt. s. T. d, Of Grace Church.
There was excellent special music aud a
collection Of 81 600 for church improve
ment was taken up.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Rechles. with His Pistol.

A reckless shooter OF youthful years
gave William r. Hawkins ano Edward
Tatnall a scare on Saturday afternoon
They were on tae boulevard driving
stakes for the setting out Of trees when
they heard the report OF a revolver I'm
mediAtely Afterwards q bullet whistlsd
wlthin a short distance OF their heads.
The music wss anything bur cheerful
and they yelled TO the marksman, Who
waa not viai6le. 70 desist b. WAY Of
reply another report followed and the
bullet came within foot Of them hr
ratnall drew his police whistle and
blew IT, This brought the shooter 20 his
senses aud q lad Of 16 or II years was
seen TO break from The underground and
run away he escsped and MS identity
will probably never be established.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Nsw HoteI Management.

George d Russell. formerly of Milford,
who has been assc clattd with the late 4
B Merritt in the management OF the
Merritt House, has become the manager
OF that hotel for Mrs Merritt. Mr.
Russell Is an experienced bonlface and
weu known throughout the state.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Held bod ths uppsr oourt.

David, alias "Buck' Cunningham,
who sIgnaliz.d himself by breaking ont
OF the police station here, aud, after
several weeks liberty. WAS caught II
sharon Hill, was tried before Judge Bsrry
In Chester on a charge OF stealing tools
from Contractor j. Irwin Taylor aud Car
psnters Sands aud Taylor In that city,
he wss held In 81 500 bail for court. and
IN default was taken TO jail
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
A soreuads aud Donation

Hyatts's Military Band will to morrow
evening tender serenads and donstion
to W. A. Cross, one sof the Charter
members Of the band, at his home In
Brandy vine village Mr.. Cross was
badly Injured some time ago by stepping
upon & piece OF glass and severing an
artery In his foot, from which he nearly
bled to death. he is now rapidly re-
covarfnU
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
New chureh Proisot Ahandoned.

At meeting held at st Mary's Church
yesterday to further consider the prof jsct
Of establishing a church in South Will
mington Of the Roman Catholic faith, 1t
was deemed not advisable to continus
negotiations farther for the present.
Tue committee to canvass for assistance
was therefore discharged.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
prntsotlnn From Flrs.

The Ford Morocco Company bas con-
tracted with j. W. ASdon TO place the
Gamewell Auxiliary ire alarm system In
the factory at Second and Webb streets
The boxes will connect WITH street box
So at Second and HAwlsy streets.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Burial of a Yong woman,

The remains Of Miss Clara NJ Roger
son. young woman of "a we're taken
TO North East. Nd this morning on the
10 10 train. for interuent at the old
brick church near that place. Rev. w
w. Sharp. Of Wesley Church, conducted
the funeral services last night at 8
o'clock, at the late home OF the deceased.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
ParIor Car stova In

The Pullman Palace car Palma arrived
At the Wilmington snops OF the Pullman
Company this morning stove in for one
fourth its length. From the appearances
OF the Palma she must have been caught
between two locomotives. The scc dent
occurred on one OF the Pennsy lvanis
branch lines in the Western part Of
Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Ths nrIdre ohanrss ooIor.I

Painters will this wesk complete the
work Of painting Make street bridge
and the bridgetendsr's dwelling owned
by New Castle county. Both have been
painted a light lead color ard their
general appearance Is very much
Improved The brldEstendsr's house Will
have two more coats put on
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Addrassed snsaar Countlnns.

Professor d. s. Goldey returned from q
visit down tho state this morning
Professor Goldey addressed a mass
meeting in the hall At Brdgeville IN
Saturday night and last might be
addressed the congregation Of Greent-
boro a. e Church, assisting Rev. ]. A.
Artsrs Of that charge.
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
ssizsd WIN conruIsIep..

While crossing the Market street
bridge over the Brsndywine last night,
simion Rlner. aged 27 years. was seized
~ith commissions he WAS taken 10 the
Homeopathic Hospital
Evening journal., 1895-11-25
Annie Rslented and George Went Free

George Gordon, known In local circles
as "Whistling" George, objected to his
girl, Annie Scott, receiving a letter from
another fellow Saturday night He
couldn't read it. end she wouldn't, and
the outcome was that he struck her a
couple OF times in the jaw. Then she
had him srraigned before Magistrate
Kelley who intended to send
him over to New Castle.
At the last minute, however. Annie re
Tented, and begged for her lovers liberty
so hard that the magistrate relented and
George went free.