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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-11
POLICE HELPING ANARCHY.

Miss Goldman said: II feel sure
that the police are helping us more
than / could do in ten years. They
are making more anarchists than the
most prominent people connected with
the anarchist cause could make in ten
years. If they will only continue. /
shall be very grateful; they will save
me lots Of work"
Asked il she had been on the down
town streets before her arrest she an
swered:
Certainly | have. | have been
shopping-went TO Fields. have been
in restaurants, in fact I passed the
city hail several times. The police
knew positively that | was coming"
she continued, because | wrote on
Friday from st. Louis, both to Mr..
Haveland and to Mr.. Morris that |
would come Sunday IL | got through
with my business on Saturday and ii
so | would telegraph them the hour OF
my arrival. | also said that II | did
not come on Sunday | surely would
come on Monday or Tuesday. These
letters they must have seen at 515 Car
roll avaptaU
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-11

tack on the President | was ready to
give myself up.
When | arrived in Chicago | went to
a hotel and registered under an as
sumed name. Later I went to the home
of Mr.. c. P. Norris. whom | have known
in a business way for about a ear. As
far as l know he is not an anarchist,
but he saw no reason why one indivi-
dual should not give shelter to another
in this land of the free u he did il"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-11
EMMA GOLDMAN, HIGH PRIESTESS
OF ANARCHY, IS UNDER ARREST.

Later in the day Miss Goldman was
interviewed in the womaL's annex at
the polite station by an Associated
Press reporter, and a stenographie re.
port taken
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E. H.. DILLON & CO.,, o86 and o8S Main St., Bridgeport, Conn.
TRINITY CHURCH.

Rev John D. Skene, rector of St James church, Danbury. preached in the Advent course at Trinity church on Wednesday evening, December 1. His sermon was on the text from the Gospel for the First Sunday in Ad- vent, "Who is this?' The preacher dwelt upon the closely connected truths of the First Coming of Christ in humility as our Saviour and His Second Coming to be our Judge. And he applied the fact of the Triumphal Entry into the city of Jerusalem to the spiritual truth that Christ enters into the hearts of true believers, and that He shall come again at the end of the world in triumph as King.
 The second special Advent service in Trinity church will be held on Wednesday evening, December IL. The sermon will be by Rev c. w.. Boylston of Riverside.
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TESTIMONIAL TO SELECTr1AN
 AND MRS L. C. MORRIS.


BY THE CONGREiiAIlONAI CHURCH PEOPLE,
 The Congregational church people were hoSpitaby invited by Sclectman and Mrs l.. c. Morris to hold the opening sociable of the season at their pleasant new residence. and had little suspicion that the tables were to be neatly turned on them. A good number gath cred on Wednesday night and after a social time with various games had been enjoyed, A. T. NettlctOn took the post of chairman and Ottcated in his usual gracious manner A piano duet was first rendered bv W. w. Gardner and CurtisP P Morris. after which a reading was given by $. F. II. Hewitt. Allison P. Smith was then introduced. and after telling a story or two. pointed out the fact that Mr Morris was a square man. an all round man and a man equal to every cmer- gcncy. Rev o. W. Barker made a bright and taking speech getting off some capital puns on members of his congregation. On behalf of the church people he then presented to Mr and Mrs Morris a beautiful oil painting. the artist being Miss Mary Bacon. Mr Morris re- piled in fitting words. Refreshments of cof- o"" Hni ''Alit. were dispensed.
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AT BETTS',

Farmers will find fine article of rock salt at BettS'.
 For cranberries, oranges, dates, figs: etc., call at BettS'.
 Fresh bakery goods at Betts'.
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CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can not reach the seat of the disease. CAtarrh is a blood or COnSt tut Onal disease. and in order to cure 1t you must take internal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in his country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tOniCS known, combined with the best blood purifiers. ing directly on the mucous surfaces The pcrfcc: cOmbnat ion of tine two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for tcStimOn- ialS. free.
 F.J CHENEY X CO.,. Toledo o. sold by Druggists. 13c.
 Hall'S Family PillS are the best.
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BRIDGEPORT ADVERTISEMENTS.
Z ;!;:;:;; !;;;;;;::::: $;:;::, AT READSZ
Holiday Offerings


HANDSOME PIECE Furniture unutial the O. the numterl before the Holiday satisfaction the buyer because before him lies wide field for choice purpose and the gift, and because of the of useful acceptable the recipient and lasting reminder good will andf friendship.
 The s 0 ke Ihe Big Furniture Store UItr will be than all could
 Bamboo Nov cities, gold reception lar lrlor cabinets, hall and desk chai tae jrin
 elals ladies' lks dressing tables shaving
 tables gold wall chairs and rcker odd
 n oak,b uti
 medicine cabinets, linen clt racks china
 ,andm other articles
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HOWland'S.
Christmas
 In Three Weeks!

Think of it Only sixtee' business days to choose fire II all the thousands of things here spread cut
 Never was the store SC splendidly ready as this year. A twelve-month has helped te the more accurate judging ot your tastes; a growing busi- ness has brought better op portunities to supply the wants of the holiday season.
 Our planning began months ago Now department afte, department is bursting into Yuletide bloom and beauty almost in a minute because of the carefulness and thorough ness ot that planning.
 Look at books as an exam pie, The bookshop is twice its usual size-and growing It has invaded the millinery room, is seeking space in oth- CT directions
 And what a store of books there is. A peep is worth the taking. A good long visit is best.
 And so it is everywhere Handkerchiefs, and leather goods, and umbrellas, and novelties have spread out,
 Toys, and dolls, and games rule the basement
 Every department has a bright story to tell
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ANNUAL POMONA MEETING.
lOFFICIAL.l

A regular meeting of Fairfield Coun- ty Pomona Grange, No. 9, will be held at Sturdevant hall, Bridgeport, on Wednesday, December II, commencing at 10 a. m. Business and election of officers. Every member should attend this meeting
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A LATE AFTERNOON WEDDiNG.
MISS HTBBELI.-M3 WHEELER.

Some tnle after the shadows that close in the short December days had fallen, pretty wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Nr and Mrs William Homer IIubbell. llcrvcy w. Wheeler and Ni,, Mary J. !lu5brll were joined in marriage by beau tiful service. Rcy Otis W. Barker. their pas tor. performing the ceremony. Quietly. to the accOmDa nimcnt of soft music. the parties to the marriage contract came down the stairs and. opening tll" door, found themselves sur rountr'l by {, small group of their nearest Irving from West port and Mrs Jennie Oliver of Bridgeport. were the only ones present from out of town. some light refreshments. served ou small tables scattered through tine pnrloIs
 IiulrG the ceremony when the pleasant .'hit'hflt of soul friendship ran ncrriiy on for an huurHr more. At an early hour in tine rVruiH. Ni and Mrs Wheeler left for the hnm" u' the -rOrlu'> parents. Mr and Mrs J. B. h'rI"r. tn" old Wheeler homestead On the llaMhN Nj'i,' road, which i, 50 we'll known thrnu -n it. long O ','uratinn ny members of the Wheeler family and ny il HnlJir. OvrrShndDw- | ing "lni trrr Here i> tn be the home of the
 newly welded pair. II is Il matter for deep
 con@ratuItion that here are lrttIlh"r> of th,. 1 join hearts and fortunes. tlo not lie away to
 pastures new. TnE BET extend, its rungri,l =
 ul:tt ions and lIrHrir~t wishes for many wears
 Of happy WcdIork. May their love never | know change or dOubt or decay. May they lC blessed in each other. and may they at last
 cnlcr llu kingdom of perfect lnvr'
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Diamonds. A piece of diamond jew elry is always admired and it is always d satisfaction to know it is a safe in vestment when you buy it right. We are always glad to show our assOrt- ment. Our line of diamond jewclry is complete. All the best patterns and styles at the lowest prices. Call and examine our line.- Reid & Todd Bridgeport
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

This snug weather suggests the need of proper blankets for the horses. Taylor, Curtis & Co. can it the hOrse- men out with anything in the blanket line. Waterproof coats and felt boots they have an elegant stock of.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Down sofa pillows and sofa pillow patterns. These goods interest the ladies and Taylor, Curtis & Co. have them for inspection.
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badly with an axe, this week.
 Attention is called to the advertise ment of Frank Wright in another col umn about subscriptions to various publications. Mir Wright will take subscriptions oany periodical publish ed but makes a speciality of the month ly magazines and New York dailies A special bargain he offers is II num- bers of Frank Leslie's Magazine and a handsome art calendar for $1. The Saturday Evening Post, Ladies' Home Journal, Cosmopolitan and McClure's are counted the best publications in their class and are worth much more than the $l charged. Nothing could give more pleasure to friend than a present of one of these for year. He will furnish, Harper's, Century or Scribner. Get his prices on two or more magazines: it will save you money. Prospectus on application.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

When in Shelton do not fail to visit the hardware store of D. N. Clark. You will always find something to in- terest you and save you money.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Howard Bassett of Derby was the guest of MT and Mrs A. w. Bassett on Thanksgiving day.
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Get your physicians prescriptions compounded at s. c. Bull X Co.'s.
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Contra

Dec. > Rev G. T. Linsley, postage on
 invitations. .6O s, Mrs Hill ana Mr Dauchy. clean
 ing windows, 33O l2 F.. G. Lake, Laying board walk. LOO 1+. M. J. HOulihan. Luncheon fOr34. l2 90 h. M. J. HOulihan, curb stone. $50 IT, EXpreSsage on Envelopes, .33o Jan. 1, C. H. Gay scraping and polish
 ing Tables, 16.00 $, Periodicals, 7.10 Feb. 1. Frank Wright. insurance. 1875 aS The Baker X Taylor Co.,. books. 2S S61 Mar. ,. Freight charges on Books and
 Bbl. Glassware. 50 16 Abbie l.. Peck, librarian, sal
 ary. 1925 Is, ". B. SnitTcn. repairing clock. .75
 ,ance, 3.75 Mar 26 By cash W. A. Leonard. insur-
 Apr. I, w. r. TOmln, services to date. 13.G0 Jun. II. Abbir l.. Peck, June. 16.23 July ,. ", P. TOmlin, services to date, l3.00 July . F.. G. Lake. carpenter work. 90 Aug. [. Review of Reviews. .,.30 sept {. The Baker, Tayl Tor Co.,. books. 4,.5O Sept TO- Freight on books. ,J Oct. 10. W. F. TOmlin, services to Oct. 12. 10. The Baker Fay ylor Co.,, books. 492! 19. Freight on books 25 '' D, Abbie l.. Peek acct. services "A 225 2S, John Nanamaker. books. 8 .0C NOV.2I. k. Il. Beers X Co.,. supplies p 1. Dee. ?, Balance, 3422 9C
 s7oso1 Dee. ,. To balance in Mechanics and
 Farmers SavingsObanI, $40 6! ,. To balance invested in New
 town Savings bank. 102 21
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s. c. Bull & Go. sell Hills Bromide of Cascara for grip colds, and have all the standard cough remedies.
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Rev G. T. Linsley will preach at the HaWleyYille chapel on Sunday after, noon at 3.3O p. m.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ANNUAL. LIBRARY MEETING.
INTERESTING REPORT BY TREASURER
 NETTLETON.

Owing to the fierce storm of Tuesday i night only bare quorum were present at the annual meeting of the NeWtown Library association. The officers chosen were:
 President, Rev George T. Linsley. Vice President, Rev o. w. Barker. Librarian, Miss Abbie Peck. Treasurer, Arthur T. Nettleton. Trustee for three years, Rev o. w. Barker.
 A committee of five ladies, Mrs s. C. Glover, Mrs C. H. Northrop, Mrs c. $. platt, Mrs Arthur J. Smith and Mrs w. M. Reynolds, was chosen to arrange an entertainment for the season of 1902. A committee on books for the year was appointed, consisting of Mrs G. T. Linsley, Mrs c. II. Northrop and Mrs C. s. Platt. It was decided to send books to patrons at BotSfOrd, the library authorities sending them in a basket to the railroad station, there to be taken in charge by representa-. tive of the Botsford people. The feature of the evening was the buSi- ncSS-likc report presented by the treasurer. Arthur T. Ncttlcton, as follows:
 1900
 Dec. 3, To balance in Newtown Say
 ings Bank, 3S.5O ,. To balance in Mechanics
 Farmers Bank. :,:I;oo. 50 24. Cash received from Ladies En-
 tcrlainment, 13.75 2. Cash reed from Subscriptions
 and Fines, 1O75 Jan. 1. Dividend M & Farmers Say
 ings Bank, 4.O6 /. Cash reed from Subscribers
 Loan and Fines. I6.4O Feb IT, Cash reed from Subscribers
 Loans and Fines. 10.6l 2l. Cash. Gift from Mrs Olive P.
 Gatcly, 10000 Mar. Is, Cash reed from Subscribers
 and Fines, 752 Apr. |, Dividend Newtown Savings
 a4. Cash ladies' Contribution. $500 :,t, Cash reed from Subscriptions
 and Fines. 5.55 May %, Cash one-half Grange Enter
 tainment, 27.5o Jun. II. Cash. Miss Blooms Entertain-
 ment at Inn. 20.00 Cash reed from Subscriptions
 
 Savings Bank. 41OI 20, Cash reed from Loans. Sub
 scriptiOns and Fines. 2O.91 Aug. 1. Cash, proceeds Mrs Jareys
 Wax Works Entertainment. S6 B 3l. Cash. Balance Ladies, COntri
 button. 1000 Sep. }. Cash reed from Subscriptions.
 Loans and Fines. 1O.17 Oct. |, Dividend Newtown Savings
 Bank. G.41 D. Cash reed from Subsc riptiOnS.
 Loans and Fines, 7.96 D. Cash reed sale Baskets. 4.5O ,S, Cash Sale Spinster, Took by
 Ladies of Astoria. Oregon. 800
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Travellers and prospective bridal couples need not z" ont of town for their trunks and travelling bags A call at the Brick Stor" will fix them Dft
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ST ROSE'S.

Father Fox will say mass at St Stephens church, Stepney, next Sun day, at II o'clock, the usual hour.
 John Kilbride of Passaic, N. J., pass ed the Thanksgiving holiday with NeWtOwn friends.
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Z&M; &M;D.M.READ@$ $:f;s:$s;; E :; ;$:$ 5 2 g
 Bridgeport. Conn.
CONGER & MORROW,

Horscshoeing and General Blacksmith. Carri- age and Wagon Making and repairing. All first class work at Bottom Prices. Weare now ready to do Horse Clipping at short notice. shop just south of keane'S Button Shop.
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ST JOHNS DONATION.

The annual donation of St Johns parish will be held at the rectory, il Sandy Hook, on Thursday evening December F. If very stormy or Thursday, it will take place on Friday evening. All interested are invited t( attend, and enjoy a social visit.
 At the horse sale in New York, last week, Edward Taylor saw "Miss Pre- vious,' a yearling, sold for 1O,3OO 'Peter Sterling," a two-year-old, fol S7,2OO, and Swift Belle," foaled in May, for $775.
 Messrs Michael and Edward Dono hue and John Blake of Bridgeport passed Thanksgiving day in town.
 Letters remain uncalled for at the Sandy Hook postot1ice addressed to Mrs James Bennett, J. B. Hall and Mrs J. c. Jones.
 Dr Paul U. Sunderland of Danbury was in town on Sunday.
 That esteemed citizen, Patrick Me Carthy, whose illness has been noted in THE BEE, does not improve in health, fact his friends will regret to learn.
 Miss Esse Person, the colored domes- tic in the employ of MT and Mrs w. J. Beecher, leaves on Saturday for visit at Franklinton, N. c.
 J. F. Mccarthy of Jersey City spent Thanksgiving with his family.
 Dennis Cavanaugh made business trip to Waterbury, last week.
 MT and Mrs Henry A. Costello of Bridgeport passed Thanksgiving with Mrs Costello's mother, Mrs G. P. Lillis.
 Mir and Mrs Matthew Dudley, Jr., of East Hartford, ,and MT and Mrs George E. Lynch of Danbury were guests on Thanksgiving day of Michael Haugh.
 George Mcguire passed Sunday with Bridgeport friends.
 Miss Doretta Telgman of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs J. w. Gordon.
 Mrs Lida Hathaway, who has beer passing six weeks in WoOdbury. was the guest for few days of Dr and Mrs R. N. Betts, leaving here for New York and New Jersey.
 F. E. Gobiel, the genial manager O. s. c. Bulls Sandy Hook drug store was in Springfield, Mass, on Saturday Howell Wright substituted for him.
 Edward Taylor enjoyed a sleigh rid' as far as Bennett'S $ Bridge, Wednesday behind that handsome stopper
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

William D. Hopkins of Roxbury has moved into the Marshall Sears place in HuntingtOWn district.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

George w. Lendeveg sells his three horses on Thursday, December 12, at p. m., at the stable of Harvey NJ. Thomas in Roxbury, and on Saturday, December II, at 10 a. m., he will sell at his residence near Judd'S Bridge, one pair of fOur-year-Old red Durham oxen, Blue Andalusian fowls, hay, grain, farming tools, and household furniture. He will go to Oklahoma on the 18th of the following week to reside on the claim that his son, Fred, drew in the August drawing of the opening of the Kiowa reservation l The horses offered for sale are first class and whoever gets one of them will get a bargain.
 A little tivc-year-old, who lives down toward the Glen, was up in Sandy Hook the other day. Along came one of the local horsemen with one of the lively steppers. and invited the boy to ride. The gentleman was driving at a moderate gait when the youngstel spoke up: II am in somewhat of a hurry: I have some medicine for my sister," "Well," said the citizcr good naturcdly, ''hadn't you better ge1 out and walk?" This didn't suit the boy, and he concluded to stay with hi!
 friend.
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Amount in Site Fund.- S16915
 The librarians report will appear in next weeks issue.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

The annual donation of St Johns parish will be held at the rectory, in Sandy Hook, on Thursday evening, December 12. If very stormy on Thursday, it will take place on Friday evening. All interested are invited to attend. and enjoy social visit.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Miss Rebecca Wunderlch and Miss Susie Smith, the latter from Warwick, N. Y., have taken positions with the Fabric Fire Hose Co.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

At the horse sale in New York, last week, Edward Taylor saw "Miss Pre- vious," a yearling, sold for s1O, 1900, "Peter Sterling," a two-year-old, for 7,2OO, and Swift Belle,' foaled in May, for $775.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Mrs Michael C. krAting of Gas street docs not improve.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Michael McMahOn of PaSSaic, \. J., passed sunday with Sandy Hook friends.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Edward Taylor enjoyed sleigh ride as far as Bennett's $ Bridge, Wednesday, behind that handsome stopper, "HeSSie T.N
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Messrs Michael and Edward DonO- hue and John Blake of Bridgeport passed Thanksgiving day in town.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Miss Maggie Murphy of Danbury was a recent guest of Mrs Dennis CrOWe
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Ezra Wildman was guest, Thanks giving day, of his parents, Mir and Mrs Ira Wildman. His nephew, James Wildman, returned home with him.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Dr Paul U. Sunderland of Danbury was in town on Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06
Frank Banks is on the sick list.

Charles Bedat cut his hand quit badly with an axe, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Letters remain uncalled for at the Sandy Hook postot1ice addressed to Mrs James Bennett, J. B. Hall and Mrs J. c. Jones.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

F. E. Gobiel, the genial manager of s. c. Bulls Sandy Hook drug store, was in Springfield, Mass, on Saturday. Howell Wright substituted for him.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

That esteemed citizen, Patrick Me- in THE BEE, does not improve in health, fact his friends will regret to learn
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Hiram lodge, F. & A. M., will elect officers on December IS. Work is ex- pected at the first communication in January.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Miss Esse Person, the colored domes- tic in the employ of MT and Mrs W. J. Beecher, leaves on Saturday for visit at Franklinton, N. c.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06
E. H. DILLON @ CO.,.
 Leading Milliners.

We prepared to show the hansomest collection of Ready Trimmed Hats before this city, More than beautiful hats select from. Prices from $15 |$195o Every worth from one-thd to one-haf more
 Our Fur Neck Scarf and Muff Department Is great We carry everything in Fur Sca from 75c $2O Our prices about oneaf what other dealers ask for similar goods.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Mrs Lida Hathaway, who has been passing six weeks in Woodbury. was the guest for few days of Dr and Mrs R. N. Betts, leaving here for New York and New Jersey.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Dee. ?. To balance in Mechanics and
 Farmers SavingsObank, ,. To balance invested in New
 town Savings bank.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Miss Doretta Telgman of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs J. w. Gordon.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Dennis Cavanaugh made a business trip to Waterbury, last week.
 MT and Mrs Henry A. Costello of Bridgeport passed Thanksgiving with Mrs Costello's mother, Mrs c. P. Lillis.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

James Egan is on the sick list.
 c. B. Johnson, who has been an acute sufferer with rheumatism, is improv- ing slowly.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

Mir and Mrs Matthew Dudley, Jr., of East Hartford,and MT and Mrs George E. Lynch of Danbury were guests on Thanksgiving day of Michael Haugh.
The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

J. F. Mccarthy of Jersey City spent Thanksgiving with his family.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-12-18
ADDERTON TRIAL
NOW COMMENCES.
Session of Superior Court Resumed
Today.
SESSION COURT NEAR FINISHED
After Recess Several DAYS Mills of
Justice Will Grind TOday-Trial of
Query Adderton Is Assigned On
Docket For This Morning.

After q recess of several days the
wheels of justice will again turn in SUI
>perior court thus morning. The first
case assigned for trial is that of the
State versus Query Adderton, charged
with the killing of Charles ID. Mize.
There is very little doubt about getting
the case to trial, as both the state and
defense will be ready, in all probabili-
ty. Mr.. Adderton has been confined
in jail for nearly week and is anxious
to have the case disposed of. The
amount of evidence to be sdduced is
not considerable, and the trial may
reach a conclusion today unless some
unforeseen delay in the proceedings
should occur. This IS the most i'm
portant case remaining upon the dock
ct, and in all probability the session of
court may come to close FRIDAY unless
Judge Littleiohn orders an adjourned
term in January for the disposal of any
unfinished civil business,