Evening journal., 1902-07-07
REST FOR THE
BENCH And BAR
Summer Vacations Of Legal
Lights Being Planned
JUDGES ARE YET UNDECIDED
Lawyers Will Go to Mountain Resorts
and Others Will Stay Near M
Home

lhe summer vacation season has cast
It's spell over bench and bar. green
bags are giving way TO grip sacks. and
lawyers are scanning seductive litera-
ture instead OF dry volumes OF law and
brain teasing legal documents.
Wmle no stagnation OF legal busi-
ness Is expected between the spring
and autumn terms of the court, such
llrogrcss has been made in disposinc
OF pressing cases that judges and law
yers generally Will take vacations. The
rest is well-earned. so far as the Judges
are concerned.
Already the county courts have ad-
iourned, and Il is believed that next
Monday viii find the Federal body ad-
iourned. or course, the different Of
fees FOR the reception OF suits and the
hling OF judgments will remain omen
during the entire summer. There also
viii be at least one OF the Judges easily
accessible for any urgent matter that
may arise and require speedy hearing
and determination.
The judges of the State courts. or at
least those Who intend to go out OF the
lcity have not concluded their plans.
lChief Justice Lore will go out to his
farm In Brandywine hundred and
Judge Spruance may take a sea trip.
Law Notes facetiously remarks THAT
Judge Grubb should be in charge of the
commissaIy department Of a general
camp Of judges.
The trips planned by tho lawyers em-
brace a large territory Some of them
will scale Adirondack peaks others will
Tourney 20 the West, while some will
recuperate on ranches. take long ocean
lcruises, and quite a number will run
l down to the seashore.
James II. HOfiecker will go down in
the mountains of Tennessee for a few
weeks and take an extended trip after
ward. Francis H. Hoffecker mis- bro
3 lther. viii content himself In the Adj
; lrondaclIs. Julian Q. Walker, Sylvester.
, d. Townsend and j. Frank Biggs will
! seek rest at Asbury Park, while Her
bert L. Rice several weeks at Atlantic
, City. Charles r. Curley and Edward l..
Cooch have planned short trips to
points along Chesapeake bay, and VIII
liam r. Smalley canoe trip down the
delaware river from New York State
TO the Delaware Water Gap
john r. Lynn will go to Hagerstown.
: Md; Philip l.. Garrett TO Denver, Colo.
and adjacent points. Prothonotary
sDeakman and Harry p Joslyn have
: planned an ocean trip from Baltimore
@ to Boston, thence up the St. Lawrence.
: Leonard 70. Wales will combine busi-
! ness with pleasure at Niagara Falls.
where the Commercial Law League
r win meet. George A. Elliott will go to
a New England seaport resort
j. Frank Ball is summering at Pocop-
son, Pa, an IDEAL country village Jo-
siah Marvel is in Boston Victor b
Woolley and j. Harvey Whiteman are
!. home from their outing which was
spent in the West David j. Reinhardi
viii make frequent trips TO Sea Girt.
4 Willard Salisbury Is in Portsmouth
: n. II. Thomas Davis will rest on his
= farm in Milford. William S. Hilles
: will make himself at home on his New
5 Castle county farm. Robert Pennington
will go down TO Rdhoboth; Artemaf
! Smith to Kent count. Nd; Daniel O
q Hastings to Wyoming Horace G.
. Knowles Is at Thousand Islands.
& Christopher l.. Wards country home
r. has sufficient warm weather comfort
. for him. so he will remain there
a Messrs. Higgins, Bird, Ward, Byrne
= Sanborn, John Biggs Hayes. Nields
and Cooper have not formed their va.
I cation plans as yet