Smyrna times., 1895-04-24

\ affairs q very peculiar copd;.;
- a mar %nlch permits a countv Sson oSs
= alona eieeted by votes in oGa Oncer-
of tbo C. to Decome the chief e.. oount
eIecte51 51o1SIe' after death of The A9outiV IoIVV
l5 Govsr, G~ Governor. yts Much as noe iSsall.
eret thne watson personaIlv nonol
ave. AVE- SuaI Ihe will of the peonIe w we - re
Noven,I as expressed at the noIi. LEI l
M Their iIoer' i5o' should be overtbrp U,,s lasl
NJ death eas Iall to materialize hoo.all ahu
: othsr tlehOVed their chief Teause
vision SSaIe can this occur. Son. no
defant unust n;.S De made to remed1, pro- pL!
oovorr, S, elIher by making a TeU;yolss Inls
, the wboi, OF some State Officer ULanI y,han
/, the Cue Cooe state elects to sncooo5 "nom 1
death bO'eFnor's srns chair in case of 70
n. "A RUNAWAY RESULTS 1N n
CO. ~, y. u. Caulk died at bis GLEATH.-
0%uuen, this county. on Woe uome In
o,'t ot'IIIng last, aged 54 vears tuesday
b;s bG' Irving the afternoon beforn e was
aua ans morse became frightened de, re- when
SSWay' but did no other donoan ana ran
snteh the Doctor. The Fr;sI 'nan to
e;Eer, brought on an attaol, 1snC' now
G ION OF the heart that resnito VI palplta-
IT IT Caulk had suffered s. III death.
stand erO;,s rOi several years and could o not
tee and ent. mon. He was the paten'
preparationa ulacturer of several dental |
rived ns from which he Sal
vile and one daughter no
SUD SUDDEN en-! DEATH OF w. WV,
dieI Ipt. wilson w. Walker. of 0JnnsH' Or EN-
nasJoT Suuueniy in Wilmington VS. Wa
ON tLS turning. He was a nassaro'u-
ana tue |.45 train TO Wilmions"
"uu gentleman of MiddIeton,," ston
.sl "a" ana talked with him on ~" VINO
never saw him more cbeerS',, 'raln,
USiIgnt' He visited his doncbton N1u anu
AuureW Collins, of S27 Pon1ar s,- uale'
6, anu Iau Dut just arrived and oiwen GioeC' Io'
Tuncn OF violets when he o1dies IoI a +
,,,e DeaVn was caused by heart faiIura II'
%as US % years of age, large baoithriG G
looNing man, and his sudden 5dntn
was " shock. He leaves a wiSn ueaV1
.nIee daughters to mourn biS Jn anu
oee ,1 Gi them being Mrs. Fnonb I11tn' Hn'
- H"iuHIetoWn. The remains 1,ieo,
,0[1eo y nSl Friday afternoon, at o,ol"eir we're
The Milford Chronicle has tb;.
o"S;n ,oouV the present gubernatoriaI snc
49, Ii II was necessary in 1905
-" special election should IT,
a"Go nnf: 10 MI vacancy by reason ot M
ieiiE' =. 'oiilty OF VIM. II. Watson To tat
- 1eat at That time. it is necessar,.
S,.-' =" epeclaI election now to FIJI tbo q
"Oancy In the Senate, by reason Of e 10
l, ieVatiOh to the Office of Govor, Is
NC ouices OF Governor and State So gl
y can not be held at the soTe t;. =
"Ho man IN accordance witb 81
o"s'iCution. If such were tho % W.
"EerhoF ~ Watson would draw so1or'' TT
governor and Senator. Kent connt:y,
- d vacancy in The Senate T. 10
SJl 70 hold "A special election. and rof re-
w., "o 90 casts a shadow upon all Lewis he
'On Ior the balance of the sass;om OO
~, county returns last Novemher
oWeu Democratic maior;tv of Ct
oGI iorty, and that party s6culd NOT
cancy. 0''on 70 HI the 1T
a lively fight is going on for tho ~
lntment OF Clerk of ,ba po one 8pc
,tso,, 'stiG :i, county, which Governor
m Der of candidates have oDna.o3
tba "Tlu. E ratrlck Neary, the leader Dr
80 o DenocratIc machine in VIII
s S' - d candidate, and has lots of
stban oqI mere IS grave question
~ VT Neary will receive the
oh oh as governor Watson is verv Dr.;
i 'gPoseu 10 machine politics.n
'o;, - ueterhined to make his own
''uSsueutLnents. us Richard l.. Nan
-. ~ %; ,Ueorge,s hundred, is an
q - FaHuluate' aItn Thomas l.. J. Bald
' VI mlii Greek hundred, is max
49,, "c!iVe canvass for the place. Ill
r,.n ue WI 5Ilenus SIl OF ex-Representative Id
WTay' OF Wilmington, are
ns 81, naru In his interest The
ont ole[K ,o OF the Peace, w. Pierce
started to make a canvass VIZ,
1as stopped by Governor Watson
point any one. The W positions inu 10 is BLA
"a So,OOO and is an important piece u
ectiOn machinery. P'''0 "
sNr COUNTY Cousr Tbo lead
OF the superior court and court for
, with SiaGII Chief Jn.,idO convened Monday didn
lie Judges Grubb and Cullen HS on for il
'eneh. The sheriff's Commission cn,aI
read
3 business was transse,ed ss @pPrUveGi "D.ii but
day when the following eases Seckzf
tie vs.. IsSaoWest .,i.. .D, that
k'e'" indicted for an attempt to Here
need to two uo".hs, 0oIvieted and ter
State VS.. William HevaIpe ''i in. shelf
N LOT ssstTry carving concealed deadly BLacl
fine. State vs.. William THi TiIIep U' grade
= weapon. jury trial ioUoea,Gc coovio.aS a At sc
entenced to 80 days' imnrison- Ser
state W. Brinkley Coursev "
"a guilty to the charge of Doint.
d. Sentenced to pay a fine of At oS
state vs.. James Thomas. Indicted Tat
larceny of purse Containing q
rom Caleb Elliott in the town of
d, d., Jury trial convicted " and ID At IS
ecu 10 SIX years's imprisonment. Aw
les, one hour in the pillory, $500 W
"a costs, State VS.. William Prim- Pc
I, Jury trial; convicted and and At 81
;ed to six months imprisonment Ii,u
iashes. The two other indict- wi
were nolle pressed. Robert ice lee
pleaded guilty upon the cbarpe
ault and battery and was AT 81 .
ed to pay fine Oslo. Elwood High
vas indicted for an assault with hal
Is intent on Miss Virdie Gooden all
vas arraigned and pleaded not inc inc
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