Evening journal., 1902-05-01
KENT GRAND JURY DISCHARGED
RumOrS Of More TrOlIeyS Down the State
Other Dover News
Special to the Evening journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover May 1.-AttOTney-Genera |
Ward, in the Court of General Ses-
sions' yesterday afternoon, asked
leave to have a bench warrant issued
for William II. Morgan, indicted for
larceny, but who cannot be found. The
capias was issued returnable next
term. The Grand Jury. having reported
no further business in court, was dis
charged THAT it might attend to other
duties of inspection. The trial of the
seven New Jerseymen, indicted for
catching terrapin while not citizens
from Delaware waters, was set for
Thursday, May s.
Another good month in the incor-
poration business has just passed. At
the tSate House last month there we're
| Incorporated under the liberal laws of
Delaware eighty-one companies, hav-
ing an aggregate capital stock of $685.
10000. Considering the fact that there
were but two companies with capital
stock over $2.O0O.OO0, they being the
| Italo-American Commercial Syndicate
Company ($5,0O0,O0O), and the Ameri-
can International Fuel and Petroleum
company $4,000 ,000) this month is
considered a recordlbreaker.
The wly-constructed Delaware
Electric Traction Company, which Is
incorporated here to build the Kent
lcounty trolley railway from Woodland
Beach to Milford, affording Smyrna,
Dover and Milford with improved
street railway facilities, claims that an
entirely new survey of the proposed
route will have to be made. 1t is un-
derstoOd that Walter Addicks. a rela-
tive of the gas king, and chief of the
Engineering force of the Bay State Gas
company, will come here to personally
lsuperintend the work of surveying.
Clarence p. King, the Philadelphia
! trolley investor and promoter. came to
Dover yesterday, and while here was
the guest of Harry A. Richardson
president of the Wilmington, New Cas-
tie and Delaware City railway. II is
. understood that the capitalists were
discussing the proposition to continue
the Delaware City line further down
the State.
? Miss Lulu R. Satterfeld. a prominent
lyOung Dover woman, and for seyera
years teacher in the Dover publ,
schools. was married yesterday to th'
Rev. George Goodman Williams. o
Preston, Md. The ceremony was per
I formed at the home of the brides par
! ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Satterfeld. il
IGovernor's avenue. at o'clock, thl
Rev. G.. S. Baker, ID. d., presiding eide
lof the Dover district, officiating. Their
were no attendants, except the fiowe
lgirl, Miss Lucille Satterield. the littl
( niece of the bride. The brides gowl
q was of white organdie, and she carries
i a white ritual of the Methodist church
from which the wedding service wa
read. The groom is a member of tn
: class of '9S of the Wilmington Confer
Z ence Academy and is a member of tn
Il Wilmington Conference.
At the State House yesterday after
n noon, the Bostoclz- -Ferari Carnival Com
pany was incorporated to conduct eS
n lhibiuons and circuses. The incOrpOra
" tors are from Baltimore, and the cap
S. tai stock is s25.000.
wi The remains of George Slay, a II
d spected citizen OF Wyoming. were il
IA tered yesterday afternoon in Iakesid
ts Cemetery. Mr.. Slay was II years oil
! and died from drOpsy.
Work on the annex of Richardson
Robbins canning factory is progress
~ ing rapidly. and the building will .
u ready for use by October.