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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
PERSONAL;
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
mentS.
MISSES WAY ENTERTAIN.

Upon the spacious lawn adjoining
their home at Yorklyn, the Misses
Way entertained over fifty OF their
friends last evening. The grounds
we're tastefully decorated with light.
cd Japanese lanterns and pr esented
an inviting appearance.
The evening was delightfully."- spent
after which refreshments were serv-
cd. Chief among the amusements
got up for the guests entertainment,
was a comical auction sale and fortune
telling by Miss Mabel Way, who was
attired in Royal Gypsy costume.
Among those present were MIR. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Ruth, Misses Anna,
Elsie, Mabel and Emily Way. Lucy
and Sara Eastburn, Bessie Edith and
Alice Mitchell, Ann. Marshall, Anna
Thompson, Louisa Swaync, Jennie
and Florence Pierson, Emma Philips,
Belle Walter, Laura Springer, Ada
Lamborn, Margaret Mckirachis,
Laura Ruth, Lizzie Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irene McMullin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Maxwell, Mcssrs Paul and Chcs.
ter Way, Warren, Albert, Henry and
Clarence Marshall, Julian c. Walker,
Francis Walker, viii Miles, Harvey
Springer, Howard Richards, VIM. Nc
Klrachais, Bayard Jordan, John Nit
chell, Holiday Hooper, Charles.
Swayne, De witt Scudder, John and
Charles Walter, Marshall Philips anc
Richard WOrrall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
! Funeral OF the Misses Colburn,

Delaware City, July 23.-The
funeral of Misses Ida E. and An
nette Colburn took place today from
the residence OF their mother, Mrs.
Nellie Nj. Colburn, Marshileld, near
this place. Services were conduct.
ed at the house by Bishop Leighton
Coleman aud interment made at
st. Georges cemetery. Rev j.
Hamilton. rector Of Christ Church,
assisted Bishop Coleman. The
early train brought q large dele
cation OF friends oil the family from
Philadelphia, New York and other
cities. Large numbers OF the peo-
pie prominent in society circles
IRON New Castle county attended
the funeral 10 pay the last earthly
tribute OF respectto two popular
Young ladies' oil a bere aved family.
The bodies lay side by side IN
handsome caskets Undertakers In
charge were Weaver OF Phiiadel-
phla, and householder OF this city.
The pallbearers were II. Il. llis-
gins, Rev. l.. A, Oates, S. H, Clark,
George Maclntyre, Captain Fan.
kaphart, Neasey Craycrott, Mr..
Hughes, William G. Lock wood, J.
Frank Biggs, John C. Corbit, W. l..
Scott and S. D. Townsen &.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

Josiah Marvel has received the
following reply 10 letter asking
the Pennsylvania railroad tor a
faster t. ain between this city and
Rehoboth.
Mr.. ]. Marvel. - Dear Sir
Your favor OF the 18th inst. address
ed to Mr., J. II. Wood, in relation TO
the train service between Whining
ton and Rehoboth, has been hand
ed to me tor reply. We have care
fully noted your remarks and sug-
gestions regarding special train
leaving Wilmington, on Saturday
afternoons for Rehoboth, snd re.
turning Monday morning ! beg
to say the special train which
leaves Wilmington a few minutes
ahead Of the regular train, re-
lieves the latter by making
stops at the principal station
as shown on the schedule, and If the
special did not make these stops the
company would not be warranted If
running it, in view Of the fact INA
the travel from Rohoboth, from Will
mington and points north thereof is
very light.
regret therefore that we are not
In a position to Recommend that any
chang e be made in this train. Your!
truly,
George B. Frrrier,
D. r.. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
BURl-
Ed TREASURE.

Birdsboro, Pa. July 2e.--The
people of Manocacy, three miles south
Of Boyertown, are excited over a
hunt for buried treasure. Mahlon
Drummer, Of Reading, with party OF
twelve men, has been digging for
gold on the property Of Chas. Tracy.
The story goes that Mr.. Drummer ;
grandfather had hid In an old iron
pot $35. 900 in GOLD on this property.
1t is said that the apparition of a
long buried Huguenot appeared be.
fore Drummer and told him just where
to find the money. The party 1t Is
said then consulted a witch doctor
who went over the grounds with u
wand made from the forks from the
branch of a tree and located the sup.
posed buried gold on the same spot
as pointed out by the specter
During their first nights work the
treasure hunters covered space OF
eight feet square and went down
seven feet, the men not being allow
cd to utter a word while digging.
They declare it is asserted the moon
was not shining exactly as it should
and will make another try for the
gold,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
SOUNDING.
W ' - = THE RIVER.

A mum Der Of surveying engineers
of the United States Coast Survey
Service, with headquarters IN Phil
adelphia, are taking sounding 10
the Christiaua river. They began
work at Third street bridge ycster-
day morning aud quite a crowd
watched the proceedings.
The men use large line and
weight, which is put down IN the
river at various points in order to
ascertain the depth. The engineers
besides taking sounding, are in
specting the dredging work recent
" done by the Bowers Dredging
Company and the work OF removing
the rock from the creeks bottom.
Transit men are stationed on
each side OF the river and when the
soundings Of the process are ascer'
tanned, the engineers. who are
moving about on the river in row
boat, wave flag 10 the transit
men, W no get crossrange through
a telescope on the part surveyed.
The engineers are also taking the
rise and fall Of the tide. The
pre- Attest fall taken yesterday at 4
o'clock was 6 $40 inches. In some
of the places about Third street
bridge a depth OF 70 feet inches
was found,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
DOTS.

Ernest the months old son o. Elmer
and Alice DouRherty, Iiiod last avonlng.
ln!erMent Will be mado tomorrow atter
noon.
Edward Krause. Worthy President Of
Eagles, accompanied by q number or
Chester Eagles instituted now series
at Mnhcney CT y Pa, last week.
A trolley wire on the Brandywine
bridge fell down last night causing delay
to travel of half an hour.
Alien l.. Ainscow has purchased tho
property at No SOL Market street for
sl3 800.
In the United States Court today John
Twaddcl was discharged from bankrupt
cy.
j. II. Hudson Co. will mako altera
tions to their store 81 No. 2)j West Front
street.
An operation was performed on VIM.
NJ aEior this morning at Tho Delaware
Hospital. Mr.. Mahler has been ailing
for come time and an operation was neo
essary to prolong his life,
There Is no truth In the report that the
col ored people cannot land at Washing
ton Park Go there tomorrow on the
shiloh Baptist excursion.
David Lem on will Issue a weekly paper.
1t will DO spicy as . lemon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
OuarrytneD on Strike .

The trouble that has been brew.
ing for the past week at the Wood.
dale quarries, came to head this
morning when75 Italians employed
az quarry men, laid down their tools
and refused TO work. The men who
have been receiving sl.2O a day,
made a demand several days ago
tor ST.. IS day, raise of Is cents.
Upon no action being taken on
the demand, the men decided to
strike. They lined them selves up
along therailroad this morning and
stood idly gazing at the massive
stone that was waiting 10 receive
its daily pounding, but not ham.
mer or drill was moving. 1t is
probable that !he trouble will be
adjusted, as the company cannot
afford to have the quarry shut
down. as they have CONTRACT to
furnish ballast for the B. & O. r.
r. on all lines east Of the Ohio riv-
ler
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

knowing that there was to be a
meeting this morning Of the stock :
holders Of the Guarantee Building
and Loan Associ alton, a reporter
called at the companys office at
noon and was informed by Vice.
President Harry Whiteman that
there was nothing being done that
was OF interest 10 the public. Nc
officers were elected this morning
although it was understood that
they would be.
When asked what the membere
were doing ;Mr. Whiteman replied
in an evasive way that no election
or anything Of that sort is being
lie knew nothing Of any re-orga
ton although it is stated thatthers
was one.
The meeting will be continued thiI
afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

Mr.. and MrR. Fred Darlington OF
this city, journeyed to Philadelphia
by boat and To- West Chester by troll
ley on Sunday While there they
called on Percy Darlington and other
cousins, residing In that borough.
william R. Irwin of Leads, South
Dakota, and Ltdie A. Irwin OF THIS
city, are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Samuel ]. Mcclellan in Oxford.
Edward r. Kane since selling out
his laundry business takes things
more easy and does not have tina. old
worried look. caused by the thought
that he had to work 20 hours out OF
the twenty.four.
DR.. J. S. Bowen Of Baltimore is
spending few days with his broth er,
No. 2ll5 Washington Street.
Henry c. Conrad is at Rehoooth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Levy are stop
pin 9 at the Burwick, Atlantic City.
DR.. John Ball, Misses Alice Jack.
son and Helen Thompson Of Hockes.
sin, spent the day at Cape May
Mrs. Louis Rowe of Sixth ano
Bruome Streets is very i'll. The at
tending physician has the street rop'
ed off.
Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Knots. Mrs.
Eliza Zimmerman and George Lyons,
spent yesterday at Cape May They
had very enjoyable time except for
a slight attack Of sea sickness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
WEDDING
STOPPED

Allegheny, Pa, July s!.-Burg;ars
caused the postponemont OF tho marriage
OF l. p, Smith and Mise Mamie Durler.
daughter Of Mrs Sarah Durier, OF lob Tag
CART street.
The couple are we'll known In Ale
gheny, Miss Durler betnga music teach-
or. The wedding was to have taken place
this week, and the couple, not anticipat.
iuga honeymoon trip. have for the last
two months been qaietly lifting up "a
house at 40 Clifton avenue as their future
home.
Night before last Miss Durler draamod
that The house had besh robbed. IsstaT-
day when she visited the place sha found
that her dream was true Burglars had
carried oil most Of the bolongings-7tlver
ware, glassware, chinaware, beuci othes
and many wedding presents. Several
wagon loads OF stuff woro taken. Pictures
were ruined by the thieves.
Mrs. Durler, mother OF tho young bride
c DO, looks at the matter ph!losophlcally'
Maybe they are having oil their troubles
before marriage, she says.
The wsduing will not take place until
The house can be refurnlshsi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before Judge Churchman ia the
city court this morning. Frank
Congo, colored, was fined 50 and
costs for acting in a disorder.y
manner.
Howard Clark, colored, was a
member Of a gang Of men who were
on Union street last night aud
threw stones at people who were
passing along tas street to the
camp. Officer Flynn made the ar
rest aud the fine was 81 and costs.
Charles H. Roblnette was llber-
ated from New Castle Jail yester.
day afternoon and eame over to
Wilmington andgo drunk aud was
fined IS aud costs.
James Il. Smith was fined 81 aud
costs for trespass. His father was
tine prosecuting witness ane stated
that the trouble at home was that
James would not work.
Andrew Caguocci was charged
with assault and battery on John
Camel. The testimony was to the
effect that while at work IN Blu
menthal g. Co.'S works. Cagnocci
grabbed him by the neck and shook
him. Caguocci is foreman at the
morocco factory. Cagnocci denied
thst it Is his custom to drag men
by the THROAT when be discharges
man from the factory. The case
was dismissed.
Mary Potter, colored, was charg-
ed with acting in a disordcrly
manner on Front street and was
fined S. and costs. She has been
in jail for the past two months. AS
she left the dock she did 50 with a
smile and said That's all right. y
The cases OF the fire cracker or
dinauce were continued until Fri
day morning.
Lizzie Sewell was fined 81 and
costs Tor corner longing.
The case Of Harry w. Fish,
charged with assault with intent
20 commit murder was postponed
until next Wednesday morning.
Bail was fixed at $1,000. Fish has
been iu Jail for two months. Alter
the shooting Mullen lay at death q
door. Alter leaving the hospital
he had a severe attack OF menlngi.
It's and then was admitted to the
Delaware State Hospital for the
Insane. He was discharged last
week and is seemingly all right
Deputy Judge Townsend will rep
resent HIM at the heari ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
MRS. NATION !. =.
GOES TO JAIL.

Topeka, Kan. July % The case
against Mrs. Carrie Nation for joint smash
ing, which has been pending In the Dis'
trict Court for two months was tsrmina.
ted to day when Judge Hazen sentenced
her to pay fine Of 500 and to serve thirty
days in the county jail.
ln response TO he usual question II she
had anything to say why sentence should
not DO passed upon her, MRS. Nation re-
sponded:-
have no legal reason, but have
moral reason. The Bible tells us that we
should destroy the o-ks of the devil when
ever found.
The Judge informed her that he could
not listen to any thing but loyal reason
and ordered her into the custody OF the
Sheriff. who locked her up in jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

Ocean City, July a3.-Lsw and Order
representatives TO day railed aud estab.
lishment kept by John $. Valentine. and
claim to have discovered evidence Of the
Illicit sale of liquor, finding the Gus omary
paraphernalla Of a saloon or speakeasy,
Valentino wa arrested and held In soOJ
bail.
|: This isa temperance town, butt 1t Is
claimed by detectives who have been on
the watch that double cases OF beer and
gallons OF whisky have been delivered
syory week by the express companies.
The detectives claim tina the beer came
in sugar barrels and the whisky ina berry
crates, and they say they bong enough
drinks in the place TO make 1t plain the
liauor was not secured for private con
sumption. Gambling ls alleged to bave
been a feature Of the npeakcasy, the fro
uuspteys playing for drinks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
SURPRISE PA ItrY.

A surprise party was given to MISS
Ellie War; ck last evening in honor OF
her 22nd birthday on the lawn Of her
residence, 900 French Street.
A delightful time was had. Re-
fres hments were served by Hoxter,
the caterer. The lawn was beautl.
fully decorated for the occasion.
Those we noticed on the lawn were
Misses Ella lIoxter, Hope Burns, Car
rie Hoyter, Ellie Warrck, j. Roy,
Mcssrs, S. Ralph Spencer, Eli II. Hox-
ter, j. Corbit Hinson, Harry llinson,
Charles pettijohn, George E. and E.
j. Colvln.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

The man killed on the railroad at Land
18th station yesterday afternoon was
identified us being Jack Evans.
For the past seven years he has been
accustomed to sleeping In tho coal box
ut Edge Moor station, Every morning
he would cook his breakfast about 4
O clock In hollow noar the station. he
would take his basket aud come into
town for provisions. Evans was Nu Eng
lishmsu BY birth and connected Will a
leading family. Ha has one sister here
who viii be notified, For many years
be was pudd!er III the Old Ferry Ko''-
ing Mills and made an average OF Is q
day. He was about 81 years of age and q
man OF fine physique.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
Sw.ndler In Priestly Uarb

Asbury Park, N. j., July e.
The police are watching for a swlnd-
Ter who claims to be a Paulist father.
The bogus priest obtained large sums
of money from Catholics at Long
Branch, Atlantic Highlands and
other places on the coast and yester-
day he secured money from two Ia
dies in the city who reported the
case to Father Thomas P, Roche, Of
the Church of the Holy Spirit. The
alleged priest wears a full clerical
suit and all Catholics on the coast
have been warned against him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
Sw;nilcd Kansas jewelers.

Denver. Col, july AIS w Gray.
nlias lieIsworth lnwi-, wa, leaving the
Y, NJ {, A yesterday, he was placed I'M
dsr arrest on The charge of having secured
$50 worth Of diamonds from Juwclry
Arm in topeka, Kan, through fraud
His coS permission it is alleged, to take
ihs level to the home OF n prominent
woman in Topeka to whom he WAS en-
gsgcd, for her !n,pGrtton but failed 10
return than..
In speaking of the diamond affair Gray
Rnyd II will not lay how the rings were
lost, but fully tntobd to make good the
ioss LAWS is not my name and Gray Ii
NOT Am tho son % a man who was
very VOL known III Now York Board of
Trade, am graduate of PTincnt0n Of
The cla.sof 1856. and was member Of
tbs football team wh!ie tAore,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL. ESTAEE.
WIN be sold OF he Court House in the city
O. Wilmington. On
MONDAY, July Goth, 1901,
at IL o'clock . m.

The following described Real Estate late
the property Of Benjamin i. Parklns, dectas-
No House aud lot No. oil on the we.ter-
lv SIDE Of Iatnuii street,los feet inches from
tn nortAerly SIDE OF Ninth street, having a
front on Iatnal! street Of = feet and ext rnd-
ing that width westerly Is feet 2lnches,
Hc House and lot No, 800 on the westerly
side OF Adams street l53 feet o inches from
the nortncrly SHE Of ighth street h avi1g u
front on Adams street Of % teet and extend.
ing that width westerly. li6 feet
No. 3.-H uusa and lot No 100 on the easterly
ery side OF seventh street. having front OF
IA fest y. inchos Kirkwood street and ex-
lending tina: width aste"ly 6J feet ~ inches
with the use OF 3 feet VIDE alley leading
intU kirkwood s,rnet,
NO 4-llouse and lot on the northerly side
Of I.obdrll street 40 feet 80 inches from the
westerly sido OF Goodman street having 9
from Of "A feet -. inches on l.obdell street
and extending that width northerly Is feet
No. T. House aud lot No. tnl on the north
erlJ side Of seventh street ~ feet "a irche:
from the -easterly side OF Kirk wood street
having a front OF ID feet on Seventh stree,
| and extending that width northerly Is feet
~ inches,
No, b-House and lot No, G!s on the north
! ery side of seventh street 80 feet 61 Inuec.
| from tho eastcrly ado Of Kirkwoo1 street.
| havln. front on Eleventh. street OF IL feet
and extending that width northerly IS fee
| No, House and lot No. G95 on the nor,her
| ~ side Of sevonth street 81 feet ~ inch,
| from The oasterly side of Kirkwcou sire ct
| havngh front Of u feet on Seventh stree
ana extending that width northerly Ga fee
! ~ inches.
| No. B. OF Of land with brick stable AM
carriage house thereon, between Mark OF an,
Orange street and Tonth aud Eleventh street
at the head Of ltnciett's Court. rh,pley stree
| extended.
Terms of Salr-ren per cent cash. balanc
within 80 days wu,n decd viii be made /
the purchaser clear Of oil encumbrAnces
| FRANK Ball. and
BENJAMIN NiEl.DS
lyGf3,eol ATTORNEYS fer Heirs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
DEAF rs.

SPARK in this city on July "a, 1901. Fer
dinando s., only oil Id of Harry sud Adj
III. Sparks, aged months
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funora, services from the residence OF hi
parents, 7O2 Bennett street, on Wednesday Of
terpoon July "a, ut I O'clock lntermsnt q
Lombardy cemetery.
yoUN a. lin this city. on July FL. 1921, I'm
ma w.. younxsst cM1d Of ha ait , y, ~
Relative. and trIsnls are invited TO- attens
the funeral sefvfcsh from her parents resi-
dence. No. sls Syrucs' street on Weunesds!
Afternoon, JulyRt al 2 o'clock, lnterment
at Lombardy Cemetery.
sp1plEY,- On the 2lst inst. Ellen l.. Ship
lev, wife Of VIM. Ehipley.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the fun ersl from the residence OF her hMsbane
Market street and Delaware avenue, Aaroui
Hook, Pa, on Wednesday morning IT. II
O'ciock. Services and tntermsnt at Mt'sAlsH
Del. Seaford papers please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
laa'' ''' LYuCHED.

Elkins, W. Va. July 22.-Be.
cause he shot and fatally wounded
Robert Lilly, Chief Of Police, this
afternoon. William Brooks, a ne
gro, was lynched by mob OF 4oo
men in the city park this evening.
His body is swinging from the hnest
oak tree in the public square TO-
night. ...
Brooks began to raise disturb
ance in the lower part OF the Town
today and being known as des-
perado the Chief OF Police hlmsel
went after him. Brooks ran to MS
home wher. he saw Lilly coming
and faced the Chief and a crowd
with a shotgun from a window,
declaricg that he would not be
taken alive. Lilly entered the
house and grappled with him, none OF
the crowd daring to follow 20 help
the officer. AS the two men strus-
pled on the floor the negro shot
Lilly through the bowels.
Brooks fled pursued by howl
Ing InOU duA dlsSa 'o"S
through the suburbs the crowd
caught up with the fugitive. VINO
fought tiercely. lie was snbdued
and turned over to the Sheriff, who
started for the county jail with
Brooks in carriage. at the ]all
door the Sheriff was met By the
mob. The Sheriff refused to give
90 the prisoner, but the mob made
a rush on the carriage and seized
Brooks. He was swiftly marched
to the city hall park in the center
81 the town. Brooks by this time
was begging for mercy and pre-
scented such au abject appearance
that some IN the rear OF the crowd
shouted: "Let the poor fellow 60
The leaders threw a rope over
tree. Brooks was dsked why hs
shot Lilly, but he was too scared
TO reply, and wasswung up with
out further ceremony.
Chief Lilly has been sent to th'
hopita at Cumberland, Nd, lo'
treatment. He is reported TO BIT
dying there tonight,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
THOUSANDS si:NTINrOExlLE

Fyery wear largo number of poor sui
fsrrrs whoac lungs arc Ho"A ana rnckrl
with coughs are urged to 90 TO 0Doth0r
climate. Eut tins l. costly and no all
ways aura Don't D0 an exile when DR..
E!ngs Npw Discovery for CONSUMPTION
,si,l c,lra y,u At home IS he most IN
faiIibla MEDICINE for Coughs, Gods and
all1nioat ami bang di-oases on earth
The frsr dose brings rNiet As uuudJng
cure; result !I0m persistent Use, Trial
bottles ires at y. u Danforth Prlue 90
and RI ~ Eve. y bJtI.U %Iarantocl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
puddlera Strike Tor advance.

Lancaster, July -. -Four hun
dred employees Of the Penn Iron
Works in this city are Idle on &C
count of the refusal Of the puddiers
to work for less thar 81 per ton. In
October last the mills at Duncan
non, Columbia and Lebanon, which
are competitors Of the Penn, works
reduced their wages 10 81 per ton.
The Penn Compan" kept the pay a!
$3.50. Gradually the other mills
increased tacir wages to $3.50, and
this morning they started at S5,'2,
The Penn Company last week
put up notices stating that they
would pay 1878, beginning this
morning. The men would not agree
to the price and appointed com
mittac to call upon superintendent
Burrows, who refused the demand
otthe men Tor s., which is thcpricc
paid in Reading
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
A"-"65f Tire -iSaY on ADDICTION Charge

Asbury Puk, y. j., July e. Charged
with the abduction Of tmnn Hun, IA" 10
yehr old daughter "i Wesley Hun, "i
Fraeh old. John Miller, a barber emp,uy,d
At the Ebbtt House, Asbury pars, was
today he'd by Justice Hord ~ IN .12o bail
Ia await the action OF tho Grand jay.
MIS- HUFF claims thai Miller lnvel%.'d
her daughter away from 3rnuIey Beach
on Saturday night since thcp tho q |
has not been seen, and 1t has bcoI Chatg
eli shat Miller has hid her away,
Miller denies knowledge OF tho girl,
but it WAS shown that ho had pad her
fsequen visits, and hai told his friends
that he was gong away with ne.