Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

80 ohowden Thomas, with an escort
ministers, the Official BOARD ~
DeCnesda Church and an bonorar,, -
SIafu Hn OF free MasOns, of which order
Aif.i browne was a member. Rev
ItIeu ottL smith, ID. D., Presiding Elder
~ ~ 'ne Easton District, had charge of
pn f,io service. Prayer was offered bv
1'oV' ~ shepherd and the scriptures
NeIe read by l.. E. Barrett and Rev
-nIi OorkTan. The following minister's
aPoAe kevs. Quigg, Martindale Muir
T+y' NtGngle, Thompson, Prettvman
leTry, Hill, Moore, Theodore stevens
ana Dr. Todd, of Philadelpbia Tho
tenuerest and most beautiful tribntes
Ever pald to mortal man were maid tn
I Oy MS associates, especially ftting
anu appropriate were the words of
MT Martlndale, DR.. Todd. c. H Hill
heV' r. II. Moore. The latter for tho
past Iour years has been his co-laborer
as pastor OF the Presbyterian church of
that town. Several of his favorita !
hymns were sung with tender patbos |
anu 5u there was every expression of tbe |
high regard in which he was held
Inc floral tributes were beantifpI.
garlands were upon his orave ond
mowers upon his hearse. The ofFarino
from Scott Church Of Wilminoton v'as
beautiful harp. Other annronrioto
III3utes IIl!j were sent from Salisbury, and
"ilmlhgton friends besides the manv
tributes from Middletown. The WiG
uIetown Sunday school and cbnrnb
presented 81 beautiful roses tvnicai Of
Ihe years of his life. The intermar
was made at Forest Cemetery nea
town. All the places of business in
Town were closed during the bonrs Of
the etuneral.-TranscriDf
Inc Sentinel has this to say of the ,
Levy Court: The Sentinel is pIeased
10 record the fact that the Lew Court
mas Tor once shaken itself loose from the
shackles of the disreputable influences !
that hitherto have dominated that t
Dody. Thanks to Mr.. Paradee who in l.
spite OF the appeals of the office-bold- s
Frs, nid the right thing in getting rid t
of Bob Powell, and in insisting nnon I
me appointment of an honest man and
gentleman IN the person of Mr.. Will
iah U. fOstles. Mr.. Postles is a land II
'"ner and farmer and knows fnu a
ven oy sad experience the UNEQUAL "
burdens imposed upon his class. made q
MI more burdensOme bysthe failure Q
'nd refusal of such as Bob Powell to "
collect all the taxes. pi
HE INTERNAL REvENUE.-ColIect- ~
IL OF the internal revenue are in TO
'ructed to furnish every person or
orporatlou suspected of having an in y
ONE with bank forms for making =. =,
'altments concerning the same but =. -
NE attentlon.Of such persons is called AT
D commissioner Miller's decision thar o'
ihure to supply them does not free ~ ~
ersoh from obligation to paw the in Ia Ia
Dme tax. Efforts have been made tn nc 10
ave the collection of the tax post. "n W
oned until the Supreme Court has u!
ecided the pending suits brouobt tn ~, -,
= lts constltutiOnality; but they =.
ave oeen unsuccessful. 1t is besi ~ u
ieFeiore, TO pay the tax under Dro- ~ ~"
ST IN order that it may be recovered II
the suits are decided against the -
'Vernment.
hENr COUNTY LEVY CoURT.-Kent
unity Levy Court met TUESDAY ~
't week and organized by elscting
laIlrS ii. Pardee of East Dover hun7
e", president. The following new
-moers entered upon the duties of CT
eir otlce: II. +. Mabrev. Kenton.
hJamln {. Cubbage. West Dovar
WA NJ. Clouds, Little Creek and
5e1ph Hill Of Milford hundred Tha
idlng over members are. G. II "a,
rdee, East Dover; James Truav
ok Greek; Alexander {. Fra1iar
run Murderkill; Il. c. Stevenson
lth Murderkili, and George w +,,,;
inns, MlspiliiOn hundred. The '"l
alter part Of the time has been con- an,
ned IN settling with the road over tn
qui
\ HIT BACK.-If the Republican Pa,
" purchased the last election in -,
aware, what has the Democratic l II
~ been doing for the last 80 wears , the
las not only purchased everv elec. .l,
by DISTINGUISHING ReDnblican It'd
7rs, has anybody ever heard of a An
nocrat being disfranchised y bv h..
'tlng men who were electe4 ey. iIul
SLY Tor the purpose of NOT receiv- wit
hepuOilcan taxes by having as +ba
ors VINO would not assess RepubIi.
TAX payers; by pardoniDp sucb maj
from Ne" Castle Jail to work for
party; by swearing in 200 Demo-
lc constables, thereby entailing
OF S5OOOO on the tax pavers or
state not to keep the peace. but
humIdate Republican voters and
re Tor the Democratic party the a
5 OF these men, in other words L,Ia
ng each Of the 1000 men S15 each
heir vote In the face of al all 'I1u tbi1 ther
upton, still the Ererv Eyenjo0 NOR
aloud for reform w Wbn biraIu' lha,,,9, ana drea
for reform ? Who has better L
?-Daily Republican. N
PATRICIDE.-In speaking of the tan.
II ~, ~ uiuer tSo the Milford NeWs al
ner's jury, but more esDeciaH, 'Tv Sam
bodG eSIaenGe ~ isi not brought out before flmy
that the authorities ~ sbo"id oIuase gulse NOR,
/, !. MIGColley Iy,oily + for the murder of his insp
'y-General has taken no action IiO"
lless being influenced bv the re- SIP
Of the Dgreoeye coroGer inS1 w'sI and the $35
that Detective Witsl acted in a II
'lty directly the opposite of what aSSOr
pected OF detective, for instead G.
'lng 10 detect some evidence in III ol
lterest of the State, he seems to othel
ne protection tee S 'e oF ona ana 5 attention horiz
nee strongly indicated was the
eerer Nine Of the jury believed
Amos McCOlley killed his father 40 n
Wished to bring in verdict to % d
fleet; but three members of the
who looked upon the State De- Nc
,a as ca.es man nnd Of large experience in haph
'ise, took his word that the evi. OF Il
c dId ian not 1t warrant : a verdict charg- BrOa,
Wv" '''' '"'"s' ; "ea7n' New,
est W
wear.