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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-25

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-25
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IN SURANCE:

The man who insureS his life is
wise for his family.
The man who insures his health
is wise both for his family and
himself.
You may insure health by guard
ing it. 1t is worth guarding.
At the first attack of disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and mani.
tests itself in innumerable ways
TAKE
TUFTS Pills
And save your he aIth.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
HOEY SAYS
MARHSALLIS WRONG
Union Men of Kent Will Not
Get Eleven Represent
atives There.
Special to The Daily Republican.


Dover, Oct. SO. DR.. w. F. Hoev
chairman of the Kent County Dem
ocracy, is not willing to admit the
prophecy of DR.. George w. Marshal
the Union Republican chairman
who has predicted that Addicks will
get eleven representatives and sena.
tors from Kent County and carry
the county ticket by a large major,
lty. The Democratic chairman
does not concede the half of his es.
innate and even says that the Demo-
Gratis have already practically car
ried the county.
Democratic leaders assert that
William NJ. Lewis will be elected
State Senator over DR.. Thomas c.
Moore. and Mr.. Lewis himself
claims a clean majority of 60 upon
the final registration figures. As
for Senator Allce's district thew
declare that Pennewill, at the con
Cluslon of the registration on Satur =
day, was within six votes of beat
ing the Addicks' leader. and since
that time JudgePennewill has strick-
en- three foreign negroes from the
list.
Some Of the Democratic leaders
go so faras to claim that they have
according to the registration, a sutfi-
Gently large vote to carry every
representative in the county EXCEPT
the Seventh and Tenth.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

The following are the Nominations as
they appear for the different Districts:
For Senator in General Assembly:
District No. Three. Joseph A. Buck.
District No. Five. DR.. J. J. Butler.
District No. Seven, Daniel B. Malouey.
For Representative In General
Assembly:
NATHAN W. BARD.
District No. l. Isaac W. Parsons.
District No. Three. Charles e. 1ustison.
District No. Four. David Ferris.
District No. Five, Oscar s. Appleby.
District No. Six. George Weldin, Jr
District No. Seven, Leonard c, Vandegrift.
District No. Eight, Richard Fisher.
District No. Nine, ]. Herbert Mote.
District No. Ten, Thomas Slack. Jr.
District No. Eleven. Joseph W. Elliott
Dist No. Twelve. DR.. James Richardson.
Dist No. Thirteen. Jonathan X. Williams.
Dist No. Fourteen. Daniel s. Richardson.
Dist No. Fifteen, Alexander C. Deakyne.
Levy Court Commissioner,
First District George W. Little.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
Colored Republicans Name Officers

The following named officers Of
the colored Republican League Of
the Seventy eighth District of the
eighth ward has been elected:
President, Alfred Gormet; vice,
president, Samuel Tillman; secres
tary, Robert Robinson; correspond,
ing secretary, Frederick Underhin;
executive committee, Robert Man,
ford w. L. Saunders, Charles John
son, John Louise, w. II. Saunders
Andrew Wright, Alfred Seaney.
Samuel Wiley, Wilbert Cook, Jona-
than Best, John Baker. Alonzo
Carl, Charles Haudrey. The club
has engaged quarters at No. 1851
Locust street.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
Bacon Given A Chance

Henry L. Bacon was before the
cry Court this morning on the
charge Of wife beating. Judge Coch.
ran gave him a chance to leave the
city. He was given two hours in
which to do 50.
Elizabeth Trusty, colored, was
fined So and costs, for using insult
Ing language towards Bacon'S wife.
James EmpSon, colored, charged
with drunkenness was dismissed.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
ANOTHER JEWISH
HOLIDAY APPROACHES

/ For the first time in M any decades
Hanuka. one Of the most importanl
Hebrew holidays, will this year TAXI
place on December Is, the date Of
the Christm as festival.
Arrangement of the Hebrew oak
endar Is such that the holy days fall
on a different date each year. The
fact that there are thirteen month";
between tive Rosh Hashonnas, d
New Year Days, and further ind&
pendence for the date on the phass3
Of the moon, often vary these data
as much as two months in succeA(
Ing years.
Succoth, the Feast of Tabern clea.
which Jews are now celebrating, Will
bring to an end on Tuesday the il
portant chain Of sacred days. inclu1
ing Rosh Hashonna and Yom Kips
pur, which have been observed dur
ing the last two weeks
Hanuka is the Feast of Lightl
and IS one OF the most joyous in tn
Hebrew calendar. 1t commemorate
the victory Of the sons of Israe. ovsS
the forces Of Rome. A legend. stiu
repeated by the rabbis, recites thai
when the Maccabees recovered thalf
emple in Syria he perpetual lam3
10 tile sanctuary was still burnihN
brightly, althoug h not a drop OF "a
was Ia the bowl.
To &aCall this Incident, Jewish
homes are brightly decorated and
,audles burned. Presents are ex-
and there are festivities Of
1 nature which h ave earned for thu
lay the name Of he Hebrew Christi
mas
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
Rapid Gospel Distribution

The times are surely progressive
William X. Dixon of Shiloh Baptist
Church is soliciting subscriptions to
enable him TO build an automobile in
order that the gospe! truths may be
distributed in the latest style and
with the greatest rapldity. The auto.
mobile will have an organ erected in
it, and viii tour this section in sum.
mer aud south IN winter.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
For Inspector:

! First Election District. Brandywine
| Hundred. William H. Edwards
Second Election District. Brandywine
| Hundred James C. ellison.
| Third Election District Rran1vwi,o
Hundred, William + McMahnn
| First Election District Christiana
Hundred William ~ Stewart
| Second Electiop District Christian.
Hundred John Garrett
Third Election District Cbristiana
Hundred. Daniel Toomev
Fourth Election District christiap,
Hundred Thomas Dalton
Fifth Election District Cbristiana
Hundred J,mes Grimm
First Election District Min crook
Hundred Albert Rurnite
Second Election District Mill Croet
Hupdrpd Cbarlos put,or
Third Election District Mill creoL
uundre1 William I'm.
First EIcction District white c,ov croo,
Hundred John NJ nownn
Second Election District White c,,v
Crock uuudred Coorge II Eora,.o,
Third Election District White Cl,v
Crock Hundred Obadiah r vincent
First Election District Nav Cautla
Hundred Trodorick A porron,
Second rlactio, ni.trict No,v C,,,,o
Hundred Rohart II uorri,atnn
Th'rd Election District, New Castle
Tourtb Elcc,ion nis,ric, Naw C,.uo
Hundred. James W. Dcnning.
First Election District, Pencader
c i'un" ~, ''"'' -, D"ye't'
IInnIroI ,amas ~. r,r rea'''
First Election District Red Linn
Hundred. John a. Collins.
second Election District hed Lion
Ma, r,,"a,,aa Dia,a,a, w. o. n"' "
Hundred James Kcrpan
Second Election District St. Georges
Hundred, Fredns p Vanhekle.
", ,I1 f,@a''o w., ,,'s,r' Co., st "eorses
rourth E,action D,strict 81 ceoroos
Hundred, William y. shallcross
First Election District, Appoquinimink
soooa, H r,"a,I I n,,1n, ), wells
Hundred Edward " Man1ove
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
ErcnAring for iLm l!OWe'tM Parade

Charles NJ, Banks, secretary to the
iiaIowe Ell parade committee. this
morning received notice from the Sons
Of Veterans Of PennSgroy1 that they
would run u special excursion from
PennSgrove to this city for the pur-
pose Of witnessing the IlaIlowe'en
parade.
1t is also expected that Tho Pcnns-
, Grove Council, Jr. o. L. a. Nj. will
he present and participate in The par.
ado.
The miIlimcn Of the city and sur
rounding country have stated their
intention TO parade on horseback, and
viii make a big addition to the col
umn.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

The San Jose Scale has been dis.
covered Ia the peach orchard OF J.
Stanley Short OF Kent County.
Ninety diseased trees in two sec.
tons were found and the entire
orchard will be pulled out and burn-
ed.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

Several engines with the tenders
passed north through this city to. day.
Owing to the heavy traffic the rail
road company has ueen doubling
down from New York and now mo-
tive power is scarce on the northern
division. The engines are being hur-
RED back to New York to relieve the
traffic strain there,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

The Switchboard contest between
John F. Bradley and c. A. Ewing,
which was held at Tenth and Ship
ley streets Tuesday night, resulted
in victory for the former by ma
jorlty of four points out of posi-
bic one hundred. Richard Forrest
challenges the winner for another
contest next Tuesday evening.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

Brief services were held at the To-
cal synagoguos last evening, and
were continued this morning for
the conclusion Of the Jewish Succoth
Festival Feast of TabernacIes,
which commentaries the dwelling
in huts by the Children of Israel
during their forty years sojourn
III the wilderness. after the exodus
from Egypt, These services will
mark the conclusion of the Jewish
fall holy days, which began October
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
-
Pensions to DelaWareans.

The following pensions have been
granted to Delawareans through
Col. John Wainwright;
George Stats. of CO. "F", 9th
Delaware Infantry, IS a month from
May 7, 1902; George Moore, Odessa
Co. "l', 5th Maryland Infantry, So
per month from April IA, 1902; aud
Daniel Crawford, of Delaware Coun-
ty, Pa. late oil Co. "B', 9th, Della
ware Infantry, IS from March 10,
1902,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

The Society of Social Workers IT
Salem NJ, L. Church, White Clay
Hundred will have a poultry and
oyster supper Wednesday and
Thursday evening November fifth
and sixth.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

Dupont street, between Eighth
street and Pennsylvania avenue,
which has been in very bad con-
ditlon for months, is being repaired,
and residents along that thorough.
fare are preparing TOR the millennium
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
For Inspectors:

| First Election District, Brandywino
Hundred. Joseph W. P Casey.
| Second Election District, Brandywlno
| Hundred, John J. Harris
Third Election District, Brandywino
Hundred.
First Election District, Chrstana
Hundred, John W. Harris.
Second Election District. Christiana
Hundred, Harvey Williams.
Third Election District, Christiana
Hundred, Jacob Hoover.
Fourth Election District, Christiana
Hundred, George J. Chandler.
Fifth Election District, Christiana
Hundred, John Andrews.
First Election District, Mill Creek
Hundred. William A. Mullen
Second Election District, Mill Creek
Hundred, Hiram Pierson,
Third Election District Mill Creek
Hundred, Thomas Jacquette.
First Election Dist, White Clay Creel
Hundred. Elmer NJ. Thompson.
Second Election District, White Clay
Creek Hundred, Howard Leak.
ihho iSl'llion Itl5tll'lt w Illlt NlNy
Creek Hundred. Harry L. Tomln.
First Election District, New Castle
Hundred. John NJ. Lister.
Second Election District New Castle
Hundred Lewis r. Hushebeck.
Third Election District, New Castle
Hundred, George W. Appleby.
Fourth Election District, New Castle
Hundred. William e. Rothwell.
First Election District, Pencader
Hundred, Frank Kemether.
Second Election District, Pencader
Hundred George S. Butterworth.
First Election District, Red Lion
Hundred, Arthur W. Hope.
Second Election District. Red Lion
Hundred Lewis Frank Ellison.
First Election District, St Georges
Hundred, Clarence Z. Pool
Second Election District, St. Georges
Hundred, Harry Nelson.
Third Election District, St. Georges
Hundred. Joseph A. Suydam
Fourth Election District. St Georges
Hundred John NJ. Rothwell.
First Election District, Appoquinlminh
Hundred, Lee Sparks.
Second Election District, APPOINTMENTS
Hundred, james McCarter.
First Election District, Blackbird
Hundred, James A. Money.
Second Election District Blackbrd
Hundred. Abram S. Rcelcr.
For Road Commissioner:
Brandywine Hundred, Second Election
District, Wesley J. Husbands,
Christiana Hundred
Irwin J. Holingsworth, Winfield s, Tallev
Mill Creek Hundred,
John Taylor, Ellis p. uicto
White Clay Creek Hundred,
oliver Rothwell, Joseph II. Chambers
New Castle Hundred,
Wills r. blackburn, Edward Burris.
Pencader Hundred,
Henry Russell. s%r
Red Lion Hundred.
Wiiiiam oakes, Theodore Jones,
st. Georges Hundred,
Robert s. CArnantcr. John Cowgirl Alstou
Appass,niraink nunursd. y -
4sy!A EanalRaEaAs-
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

S. A. Hodgeman of Thirteenth
and Washington streets is confined
to his home on account of injuries
received a few days ago by falling
down a fight of steps at his home.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

James I. Shallcross of Mt. Pleas
ant expects 10 gather 1900 baskets
Of peags and ~, 600 rr--=-skets OF apples
from his orchards this year.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

ave had fifty chickens, said The
Daily Republicans office boy. who
was trimming d bone. 1--WE sold half
and ate the other half"
GLOW many have you now?" he
was asked, "Four," he replied.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
$500 TO PITTSBURG

Every day in the week the B. 81
O. Railroad sells first class tickets
to Pittsburg for $S. 90, good on Pitts
burg Limited Express leaving Della
ware avenue station, Wilmington,
at 10. l3p. m, arriving at Pittsburg
next day at 9.15 a. m. 49,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

The Ladies' Home Missionary So.
ciety OF Lower Brandywine Presby-
terrain Church will give an enter.
tainment in the church at 8 o'clock
this evening when Il musical and
literary program will be presented:
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

The American Car and Foundry
Company has completed an express
car for the Wills Hargo Company
Of Erie. 1t is the first Of a consign-
ment of ten. The company shipped
two trolley cars to-day to Norfolk
Va.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

A meeting will BE held BY Tho
city bartsnders. ut . o'c,oek TN
afternoon at tue IA Mocfatic Ixs3s
rooms, FoArtli and king streSsd1 =
Iorgani2e q union. X
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

Arrangements are being made by
Physical Director Wales for the WIN
ter athletic events at the young
Mems Christian Association. which
will begin on November Is.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

Mr. Powell has on his stand ia 3rd
st market the following Fresh
trout, blue fish. black bass. salt
water cat fish, steak cod fish, and
butter fish.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

The Rev J. l.. Nichols, vice presi-
dent Of the Wilmington Christian En-
deavor Union, to-day addressed the
state convention of the Epworth
League at Georgetown upon 1.-The
Need Of the Curfcw Law in Del
ware
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

It's mistake to imagine that itch,
ing piles can't be cured; mistake
to suffer day longer than you can
help Doan's Ointment brings in1
slant relief and permanent cure. Al
any drug store, so cents
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

=. For Representative in Congress:
HENRY A. HOUSTON
For State Treasurer:
JOSEPH H. HossINGER.
For Auditor of Accounts;
NAMES THOMAS LOWE.
For Register of Wills:
JOHN H. RODNEY.
For Recorder:
tHARLEs H. SALMON.
For Register In Chancery:
FREDERICK G. MAMMELB.
For Clerx Of tho Orphans Court
FREDERICK G. MAMMELE.
FOR Sheriff
HENRY MOTHERALL.
For Coroner:
GEORGE R. TARBUTTON.
Tor Senator IN General Assembly,
District Number One:
HOWELL S. ENGLAND.
For Representative In General
Assembly, District Number Two:
CHARLES S. HURLoCK.
For Assessor Second Assessment
District OF Wilmington Hundred;
GEORGE II. SPATH.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

NJ OTICE-TEE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Farmers Association OF New Castle County
pr the recovery Of stolen holscs and mules will
b held in the parlor OF the Fame Hose Com
PaE, on saturday. October 20. 1902, at
~ o4ock II. III. All members are requested to
be prccnt as business OF importance will be
bloushtrtore the meeting
c. W. CROSSAN,
oZV-0f See. and Treas.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

"~v Representative in Congress:
LEWIS HEISLER BALL.
For State Treasurer:
MARTIN B. BURRIs.
For Auditor Of Accounts:
PURNAL B. NORMAN, JR
For Register of Whilst
FREDERICK q. BACH.
For Recorder:
JAMES s. MOORE.
For Register in Chancery,
JOSEPH G. JoLLs.
For Clerk of the Orphans Court:
JOSEPH G. JOLLS.
For Sheriff:
EMMIT F. STIDHAM,
For Coroner:
SAMUEL MCCORMICK.
For Senator in General Assembly:
District Number One:
GEORGE W. SPARKS.
For Representative in General
Assembly, District Number Two:
CHARLES A. RUDOLPH.
For Assessor Second Assessment
District of Wilmington Hundred:
ROBERT L. CHADWICK,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
TO ADDRESS CONVENTIONS.
Mrs. NJ. G. Kennedy Of Philadel-
phia, to be Here Next Month.

Primary Sunday School teachers
will be particularly interested in
knowing that Mrs. NJ. G. Kennedy OF
Philadelphia has been engaged to ad-
dress the County Sunday School con-
yentiOns to be held in this tate early
next month.
Mrs. Kennedy 10 not only one of the
most prominent and leading primary
workers in the country, but is in many
respects, leader of leaders, both in
point of time and efficiency. She is a
writer of note and at present is the
editor of the primary publications OF
one OF the largest OF the Sunday
School publishing houses. She is
closely identified with interdencmina.
Lional Sunday School Association
work, president Of the Pennsylvania
State Primary and Junior Counciland
OF the Philadelphia Primary Union
She gives a great deal Of time to con-
ventlons, Institutes andSunday School
work. Being good convention
worker and an experienced teacher, it
is believed her visit to Delaware will
DO much good to the Sunday SchOo.
work in the State and should be re-
garded by all Sunday School workers,
as we'll rs primary teachers, as great
opportunity to secure helpful IDEAS
and enthusiasm.
Mrs. Kennedy will attcGJ the con-
ventions of Sussex County at Green.
wood on November II of Kent County
at Smyrna, Gu November y, and Of
New Castle County at Summit
Bridge on November l3.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

Dyspepsia bane of human exis-
terce. Burdock Blood Bittprs cures
1t, promptly, permanently. Regu.
lateS and tones the stomach.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

AZ OTlCE-THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCA
~ ton being DESTROYS OF opening night school,
Tor the education Of young men and women resi-
dent in the city, not over TWENTY-FIVE years OIL
Rge, who are unable to attend the public day
schools, will receive applications for admission
between Oct. 20 and 20, 1902. Application may
be made in person or by letter, giving name age
sex and residence to
DR., L. &. SHORTLlDGE,
No. 1872 Market street.
DR. HARRY G. BUCKMASTER.
S. L. Cor, Fourth and Poplar streets.
JOHN WHITE, SIR,
No. 7l2 Spruce street.
DIR. J. HARVEY SPRUANCE,
Corner Second and Monroe streets.
SUPT. GEO. W. TWl1MYER,
o1S-7t Office in High School.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

II just seemed to have gone all to
pieces, Whites Alfred Bee OF Welfare,
lex, "bliou neas and Il lame back had
made llto burtieD. l couldn't oat or
steep and fnIt almost too Worn out to work
WHOM | Dcghn 10 use Electric Bltter&. but
thoy worked wonders. Now sleep ike
top, can oas anything, have gained il
strength AMI enjoy hard work" They
eivo vigorous health and new life to weak
sjckiy. rtil Dawn people. Try them.
Only iUv. at n. b. Uaniurth's drug
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
FOR SALE
PUBLIC SALES

DUBL1C sALE-WILL BE SOLD AT STD
II ham and Sons auction rooms, i'll Ea It 4th
lreet, on Friday Oct. oath at 80 o'clock, parlor
bedroom and dining room furniture, 800 yards OF
good new carpets % yards slightly used mating
ind all kinds of household goods; can be seen
evening before sale must be sold, parties leaving
HE city. STlDHAM & son, Auc.
o20-4t Phone 535.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

The following are the Nominations as
they appear for the different Districts.
For Senator in Genera, Assembly,
District No. Three, Thomas J. Stirling
District No. Five, Robert McFarln.
Dist. No. Seven, Benjamin G. Lockerman
For Representative In General
Assembly,
District No. One, James Kitchen.
Dist No. Three, John Bancroft.
District No. Four, William Lawton.
District No. Five, James C. Wrightington.
District No. Six, Abraham L. Tyre.
District No. Seven, William r. Finn.
District No. Eight William NJ Eastburn.
District No. Nine John T. Johnston.
District No. Ten, John E. Taylor.
District No. Eleven, John W. Dayett
District No. Twelve, William A. Price.
Dist. No. Thirteen, Leonard V. Aspril, Jr.
Dist. No. Fourteen, William c. Money.
Dist No. Fifteen, Samuel c. Derrickson.
For Levy Court Commissioner,
First District. Caleb Candy Hopkins.
For Assessor of Wilmington Hundred:
First Assess't Dist, Victor Gael.
Third Assess't Dist, Harvey HoffecAer
Fourth Assesst Dist, Charles F. Bowers
Fifth Assesst Dist, Harry P. Lawrence.
Brandywine HID, Elwood Talley.
Christiana HID, James Ball.
Mill Creek Hundred Samuel Worrall.
White Clay Creek Hundred,
Lawrence M. Whitcman.
New Castle Hundred, Charles S. King.
Pencader Hundred, Benjamin r. Lee.
Red Lion Hundred, Miles Clark.
st. Georges Hundred, George W. Ingram
Appoquinimink HID. Frank l. Daniels.
Blackbird Hundred, Frank Wheeler.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

Best Accident and Health Policies,
4 vandever aud Eollansbec, Room 4O4
Equitable Building.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

~ OIiSE-l. hRTHEt JOHNSON. TENANT
IA amt occupant OF nc huD,av vi ..atpi ut No.
iOl Wet lr"lit erect nithv Isl wNrt Of the city Of
Ni.l.!nioii. cuiuty OF New Castle and state oi
DeinM.Ft III 'oihrl!airc with the requirements
made AID provided q, hereby give notice that I
Shall ait ~ III writing 10 the Court Of General
tcssIuii,, OF Ia" STATE 81 Delaware on Monday
the IL gay 0i NOV. D.. ~. being the ncXs
uii' "i S"i court fora license for said house,
AZ IAN " Tavern Tor Ac sale therein Of intoxicn.
tlls Iiuths Ia I.Hs quititIts than one quart to
DC drunk on THE liTciusr, and the following re-
sFtt'a /" citizens OF Sid ward. at least twelve of
Wi'ih are tntnitiIl It ilrchu,dcrS Of said ward
ttuuptI ,,;,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23

The above is a sample ballot to be
voted in the Second Representative
District.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-23
LEE IS LANDED
In WORKHOUSE.
Colored Man Who Attempted
to Murder Common
Law Wife Held.

Armed with revolver that con-
tanned AZ Calibre bullet 10 every
chamber two pounds of such bull
let's in his pocket and two large
knives. Spencer Lee, colored. OF
Newark started out yesterday to
murder his wife, Ella Black. He
is now in the workhouse in default
of bail to answer at court the
charges Of attempted murder aud
carrying concealed deadly weapons.
Lee was one of the liveliest color
ed men in Newark on Tuesday
night Bailff George Murray lock.
ed him up on the charge Of disorder
ly conduct. Yesterday morning
Lee stated when awakened from
his sleep that he did not know he
had created any trouble and asked
leave to 90 to his work on the rail-
road.
His request was granted but in
stead Of going to work he went
home and attempted to kill his mis-
tress, Ella Black. lie fired two
shots at her, beat her with a char
and banged her about the head with
a pitcher. Her cries were heard
by Mrs. James Pennington and
when she appeared on the scene
Lee told her to keep away or he
would kill her. He then went 10
Newark IN search Of man named
Dutton whom he accused of rob-
bling him of $40. He used threats
aud finally went back home but the
woman who lived with him was
gone. While on his wav to New
ark to finish her as Srense after
ward declared, he was met by Bailitf
Murray and Coroner Frick. Lee
told Murray TO go away or be would
empty the contents of bis revolver
into him so Murray drew his re.
volver and, with the assistance of
Coroner Prick, placed Spense under
arrest. Spense was held under 5000
bail for his appearance at court
and the woman was held In $500
bail as witness.