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The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
I1llitra to 60 Into Camp.
Governor Hum has issued the n

Governor Hum has issued the fol-
lowing order regarding the n. G. D.
; General Orders No. 5:
|. In accordance with the provision
OF Section 27, Of Chapter 302, Volume
Xxx, Par. |. OF the Laws of Delaware
! the First Infantry will be ordered
into camp during the year 1902, for
field practice. Owing to q lack Of
funds the enlisted strength in each
company viii be limited to fifty. In
order that all Of the men may have
some instruction of the school Of
the soldier beforehand, noman enlist
cd after June 30, 1902, will be per-
miLted to participate in this tour Of
duty. Furtherdetails will be announce
ed in orders later
y. The attention of company COM
mandcrs is invited to Section g. Of
the Militia law, also to paragraphs
81 and b, of the Regulations, which,
in the future. will be strictly cnm-
piled with and no man will be enlist
Ell who has been previously dischafg-
cd for non-attendance to duty or any
other delinquency whatever; it is the
duty of the mastering officer to ascer-
tain these facts before the muStcrin is
complete.
BY order of John Hum,
Governor and Commanders int Chief.
|. =. Wichcrslan,
Adjutanl. General.
Officers OF the entire rcgim lnt are
enthusiastic over the idea of going
into camp, and with the brilliant
prospects of Dclawarc'S Nasonal
Guard in general 1t is proposed to
pnt the First Delaware Regiment ON
u footing that it never before enjoy-'
cd, and rcglmental officers are not
loatll to say that Il sHmner cncamp.
mcnt win assist materially in EUild-
ing up the Guard, as Il large ma Urity
Of the present members are 'lnac-
q tainted with field service. There
is much speculation as to what site
will be selected for the camp, and
several expressed themselves as bcliev
ing that it Will BE- at EchoUoth Beach.
II had Il running itching sore bn
my leg. Suffered tortrlres Doan'B
Ointment took away the burning
and itching instantly, and quickly
effected permanent cure e. w.
I
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
CentenRrlan Under the Knife,

rOUGHKEEPSlE, N. Y, April 90
Mrs Mary Shepherd, aged 101 years
last Christmas, has been successfully
operated on at Vassar hospital for q
cancer on the back of her hand. She 10
a widow and has lived in this city over
fifty years.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Suicisic at J.taslty-Hvc,

PENN YAM, n. y. April Frcder-
ick pnyncrr, aged about eighty-fve,
committed suicide by hanging. He
was one of the oldest residents of reili,
Yam and had been il constable contin,I-
ouSly for over forty years.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
HOraeS For African Service

NEW ORLEANS. April 20-The
British steamer Mount Temple hHs
cleared from this port for Cape Town
with / lnI horses fol use Of the Brit
ish military service III South Africa.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

Tnt:Su-SeN Republican says: "Tbc
RepubIIrAn party WAntel and need
ed Il Senator III l>Hi aud needed If
badly, but AddirNs with his four
prevented it. The Republicans of
Delaware wanted one. Senator III
1901, and th"r" wa 10 good reason
why they should not have hAd at
least one Senator and There is nu
good reason why they rhouId not
have one now. Tl" cttur Of the
SUSSEX RepubIirdu know, why Del
aware has not two RrpubIirau Sen
ators and it Is like thrr~hlug over
Old straw and looking tor the grain
as to ask why "" have not TWO Re
publican [, - senators tu represent
Delaware. You can Irud Il horse to
water, hut you can't make Inm
drink.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
r. II. SCOTT,
314 Market Street.
An Extraordinary Snecial Sale

Comen"in5 "Wednesday and confirming ,ly laauc. OF this
week. We viii offer t.e loi extraoipurv bgaia, The
no"l LIST 'oNl "ttfi the ath N q cyry thrifty wom ,1 as
there Is saving Of 2r every dollar sp,D for t rIv-
ing desirable merchandise.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
WASH GODS

WASH GOODS
500 yards Of the ina lv;. printed
Lawns. for a'". Per yirt.
L.0'o yards OF the lD.. EScarsurhrrs
N ~ho't pI'~'% for ,..,' per vuri.
lIH" yor's Of the iua l2!,. and
l5". b1tj@.n ror 0srp + yarl.
Mrr'riI".t 'nlm rays, Stripes
ahj ii"Et" ".'I.l', 25>' @ru.ta for rJc
r'r I't1,
Imported Linen Chambruy4. so1l
'frrFWil re lnr 3lr.; our plIre tul
tM$>t!". =" per }HHl.
,20N N"r'tsof Il'isn Dimity, new
HuI h""HiliNl NrInting, at !!!c per
yard,
'.5"3 yards Of tllA regular I?!r
Nlnity tDr u, per yard.
b"tt"'t SWit~ and Swiss Silks. all
r"" Hpt hrWIt!'el colpriHos and
printing, Al I24r and l5c per yurd.
HOSIERY
Mems l0' njXel seamless hose.
reduced to 5r Tyr pair.
! Mems p" Black and White foot,
r'dn"eI TO 3 pairs for soc.
| 'hjidr"n'S l2.r fast black heavy
rlbhN'l HFprIiin%S, il g., T and I,
slz~s only, viii bH syl1 DURING thI,
~'Ie at rairs for 95''.
! LadI"S fancy lace hose, all black.
llNl" IInlNh, reduced to l2Ir per lsar.
! Ladies' r2ncy stripe, ulain tlur,
Gray. Brown. slack and White lncr
hose. ais" I',di"S' plain black Isle
cause stocking, all 2jc Der ,,lIr.
! from 39..
UNDERWEAR
In addition to our Ladies' Vests
that we are selling tor lOI', I2Ic
and l7r, We will oall during this sale
LOO Balhriggan and Liahi Blue
shirts and drawers tor mrn. at half
pilce subject 10 mill lmperfectlon
l9t per garment.
Gil OWES
500 pairs Of womens cotton and
l,Sle gloves, the 25c grade in Tan
Brown, White and Mode, for zoe
per pair, and the soc silk in Blacl,
and coIors for 25c per pair.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

TlU present cooI Wrathrl is hard
on the ~Fad fishermen. Thry are
not making any biz catches aud
HAY" hard work to s"rlr" the trw
that com" IIlnJr way, Tine catch ON
the Jersey shore do". nul compare
fav"rahIy with trm,r years, last
the price has h"ij up. Even the
shad must htv" been tipped off and
are working hand and glove with
the Beet Trust.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
The Othello Range, Johnson's 9th
and k!ns streets,
Penusy;vtn.a Railway Summer Excur
CanIk

Perusyivin.a Railway Summer ExCur
Sy:i CAet<
On ilay !, 1902. the regular Sum.
mGr excursion tickets via al-rai
routes to all the principal Summer
resorts cast of l'Itlsbury and BurAl 10
VIII lie placed on sale at ticket offices
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany.
These tickets will bear the usual
Summer excursion limit Of Octobe
81, 1902.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Sum-
mer Excursion Route Book for 1902
Will be issued, as heretofore, on June
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

Constable Green Yesterday went
into Kent couutv and arrested lanes
Is. Ro~s on charge OF acting i'm.
property toward Amelia VI. Sparks,
OF this c'tv. There was another
charge AGAINST Roos preferred by
the Sparks wonAn. Ross was
takcn before Magistrate Wood, in
Dover, br "hum he was held in 1900
bal tu await the action oithe grand
lGrv.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Wanted Their Dinners.

Dover, Del, April 9.-The new
grand jury OF Kent county took a
firm stand in court al the opening
sessions to-day which caused much
anuse nent. Returning to the
court room at II. Is. the grand Jury
through Foreman Levi e. Anthony
ofSmyrna, and Secretary Theodore
Townsend. Of Milford, and asked TO
be discharged unlil ) o'clock. "Oh
no, gentlemen, said Chief Justice
Lore. 1.-The court wants to get do wn
to business and We think you ough hit
to goback until o'clock "No,
sir. y retorled Forcmen Anthony
with a respectful tow to the three
judges, IT 10 past II o'clock and
the Jurors want their dinner"
While a wave Of laughter spread
over the court room, the chief iust.
ice scanned the twenty. -four faces
10 the grand jury box, and seeing
that they were all big hale farmers
used to three hearty meals day
and those served on the dot. rellu.
qeished his position and discharg.
the Jury.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Mrs D. Arnold, President German
Womans Club, Grand Pacific Hotel, Los
Angeles, CAL, Relieved of Tumor by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

years a
womb and the doctors declared the hospital and
dego operation which dreaded very much and hesae submit
"Ny husband consulted old friend who had studied medicine
although he practising physician and he said he believed
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound would
That day took my first dose and kept up faithfully
until twelve bottles had been used and not only did the dis
appear but general health very much improved and had
not felt SO well since was young
GAS have suffered relapse SINCE and took med
cne that your Compound restored health believe
saved my lnc''-NIRs. D. ARNOLD
$4,000 FORFEIT IL THE ABOVE LETTER IS NOT GENUINE.
When troubled with Irregular suppressed painful
menstraon weakness leucohgs displacement liberation the
womb that bearing down feeling inflammation the ovr backache
bcatng hauence general debility indigestion and
aon are eset with such symptoms dizziness fanness sside
exctably rIitaby sleepessnels meanchov "a
gone and feelings, blues hopeess,ess
they should remember there remedy lydia r.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound oubes
Rsusc to buy other medicine for you need the best
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

tONNlN,E YOrRSELF that Ely'S
CrCaN Balm deserves all that has
been SAID OF il as Il means of quick
rrllrt and final cure in obstinate
eases Of nasal catuIrh and hay fever
a lrlAl size costs inI t>n cents. Full
sl2p, 80 c"nts, Soli by druggists on
1nII!i by Fly I;r"s. So Warren
street, \. y.
VI, olive, Ark, May H. 1901
M"SH,. Ely Bros. Please send
me- on1 bottle Of Cream Balm. f.ni-
ly &iE". | think il is the best medi,
ciua for catall'h III tn~ world. Very
respectfully, J. w. S"Jol.TZ.
II. II, Moore Il ,ill n th> hut or egg
and cheese III :'A.> =. III kilg street.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

Cure the cough and save the
life" Dr. Woods Norway Pine Sy-
rup cures coughs and colds, down to
the very VERGE OF cOnsumptiOn.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

Diphtheria. sore throat, Group. In
stant relief, permanent cure. DR..
Thomas Eclect nc Oil. At any drug
store.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
MUSLINS AND SHEETING

All the leading makes and all widths will be found here ,t tho
very lowest cesior this sale will sell 5000 yards Of the reou
lar &c grade yard wde heached muslin 20 yards for s
more tlan one piece to customer.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
FROM
NEW CASTLE,

New Castle, April 90 The child
ren are enjoying May week vacation
The Twentieth Century Punch and
judy Company gave a street parade
yesterday and this afternoon a show
will be given. The actors are james
Hance, Charles Wright George
Ford, Harry Morrison and Olsie
Hance. The performance this after
noon will consist OF a magic lantern
show, Punch and Judy aud some
athletic faats. The sale of tickets
has been very large. The reserved
seats cost one cent apiece
The fishermen had fairly good
luck yesterday and shad came in in
goodly numbers, Captain Riggin
came in with l45 for the day and
the catch ran all the way down to IL
few. James Smith and Harry Nc
Daniel, two boys, caught 25 fine
shad. That meant q good day S
wages for the lads. They have a
batteau and Il piece Of old net. The
shad are running very large this
year. Out of 36 shad that came in
one boat, ten Of them wei yhe,l 50
pounds. Dr.. James Fl, Morgan, of
Wilmington, bought Il 40 pound
rock which Thomas Smith captured.
A number Of members of Friend
ship Lodge, No. 3, A. o. U. w..
will go to Wilmington this evening
and attend the meeting Of Industry
Lodge, No. 2.
If you happen to see DR.. William
II kuntz strutting along the street
with an extra smile, just salute him
"Grandpa' kuntz, for his daughter
Mrs. Gertic Brown, Of Denver, co.,,
presented her husband yesterday
morning with a pretty girl baby.
A birthday party was rendered to
Miss Clara Carter last evening at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Naylor. Those present en-
joyed a delightful time. Refresh
ments were served. Among those
present We're Rev and Mrs. William
&. Koons, Edward Naylor and wife.
William q. Wright and wife, Misses
Clala Carter, Alice and Mary Coo
per. Miss Palmer. Messrs. James
Lupton, John Fry, Wray Bacon,
jefferson Downham OF New Castle.
Misses Carter of Ashland, Miss
Crawford Of Philadelphia, Blanche
Manifold, Florence Disharoon,
Frank Thompson and George David
son of Georgetown, Md. Miss Car
ter received many handsome pres
ents as souvenirs of the esteem in
which she is held by her many
friends.
An important meeting of Friend
ship Lodge, No. 3, A. o. U. w.,
will be held on Thursday evening.
Now good indigestion waits on
annatita. and henlth on hoth " IF if
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

II. D. Ross Ium,r President uf
the Delaware Society sons ui the
Am"rl.an Revolution HAS presented
to The NOrletN. III" proceedings Of
the UnVtllng ut the monument at
CoOrh'o Bridge. marking the Nput
wher" tn" stars and stripes first
We're UuiWrI"u III bHttir. Like every
thing else that Mr.. Ross has an v
thing to do with. tn" prucr,plinyS
are made up III magazine form and
the book is handsomely illustrated.
From all accounts it would he
much safer and more convenient
for all persons who intend to bid to
furnish th" supplies for the Della
ware Hospital at Farnhurst to send
their bids by mail, Thcr" are some
- cases of smallpox i'll the Hospital
for the lnSaue. Th" safest plan
would be for the Trustees to hold
the meeting in Wilmington.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

Advertise in the Republican.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

II had Il running itching sore bn
my leg. Suffered tortureS. Doan's
Ointment took away the burning
and itching instantly, and quickly
effected permanent cure" {. w.
Icnhart, ROwIine Green. q.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

THE favorite park with delight
full six mile ride thrown in can be
found at Brandywine Springs It
costs but nickel and provides
plenty of healthful amusement
and good band music a. soon as the
season opens. With Il double track
all the way to the Springs this sea-
son, 1t IS bound to catch the people.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

SOMETHING is doing in politics.
John q, Gray says ne Is out I'll poll
tics. Patrick N"Ty says me to-
Will" numerous other ',ll time war
h"ia ) s,ty there IL nothing in poll
u ).
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
GLOVES

500 pairs of women's cotton and
isle gloves, the 25c grade in ran
Brown, White and Mode, for zoe
per Palr, and the soc silk in Black
and colors for 2jc per pair.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

l. BISHOP KELLEY, of Atlanta, Ga.
made rather savage attack upon
President Roosevelt in a speech at
Savannah on Saturday night. a
still tongue makes wise head.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

CAPTAIN {. f. CLARK. formerly
in command Of the battleship Ore
gon, declined the appointment as
one Of the ENJOYS to King Edward
coronation. He had figured np rx-
penses and said he could not afford
1t and intended TO stay at home with
his wife
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

Now good indigestion waits on
appetite, and health on both.' If it
doesn't try Burdock Blood Bitters.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
t,c!i f,r CJuIt.

H. II, Moore l. stil III th, hut or egg
and cheese III i:'A' =, III kily street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-18


,Rernna babe idJ in meiner Santlte
NIT Grfplg gebrau6t. Sd fam es aIs
Gin bprsiisIides SamtIienmtttel ent=
pfeBlen, bas febr gut lit fir Snitens
Grfaltungen un6 fatarrbaltfd1e AffetH
tiDnen." - s.. S5enrD 9nners.
Sobn 8. Burnett, Ritglieb bes Gon>
grelies bonn 1iebentelr GIubama 9tItritt,
19reibt:
.Neit @ergniigen be3euge i6 bic
@or5ilge S6res Eeruna. Iuf @r1u6en
einer sreunbin neiner Srau berlu6te
baIe bahelbe un0 es beIierte i6ren all
gemeinen 3uitano. @5 lit Elm mertz
fpnrDiges O2itteI, unb i6 lam es be-
reittpiLligit empfeblen nls Elm 9uteS
iubitantielIes Sonif uno Elm ie6r gutes
&atarrbmittel."
Geruna flrirt Satarrb.
9ie SGIfte Der 2ebersbeI6tperbeu
itnb &ntarrb uub fatarrbalii6en l1uz
orDnungen 8u5ui6reiben. Beruna tit
nas ein8tge innere ibitenti6e &atarrbz
ntitteI, tpeIdes Dem meOi8iniideu 8e>
ruf befunnt lit.
Qerltna furirt 9atarrb, mo er ii6
befinbet. 9eruna lit feline Uautb<
mabunn nod eiu Experiment - es iit
cine obIolute ipiiienl6uftlife 8eiptB>
belt. 8erunn bat tetn Subtitltt -
feineu 8ibaleu. 8eitebeu sic auf Res
rl1nn.
8enn sic bur9 ben 8ebrau6 bon
gerunn feline prompten uno befrieOi>
9enben 8eiuItate er8ieIen, 70 i6reiben
Gie iofort an ST. @artmau, bcm Sic
S6ren SAL uusfibrIi6 beI6rei6en, ltnb
er tpir6 Sbnen germ ietnen pertbboaen
Hatb gratis ertbeiIen.
GbreHe: 81. 6artman, Brdiibent
beg 9artntan. 9anitartums, Columbus.
Ohio.
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init mau6sn Abf fubrm M ttt I n Mrs
btr Rdufer angtfibrt beirOgtu, neil iit 81 ttiRtr
naturgsmdbsn 9epcgung Der Edrms berbelitH, ions
bsru cine gtmlItIme berbtiiiibru. gtaturgmGB
n.rt.n z I. 8trHdrD terpi IL II.
Iaber 1T Djsies ultbttpdbrtt @utrtniJuHg smittel
aqemdl btiliam uRo tin @ebruub bat nitmals
nabtbsilige 9Jolqsn. Aortifire T. 0,uitasDter 60,
@or 24l6 Rtp4gort@6itp, UNI tnt9e eltLt0 d
siH. 9robt ,u bttommsu 9ie st. 9ernaroaRrdutsr=
piqeu iiaD IN allen 2lpot6steR ju babsn. 4rsis
25 Gents tSI3oSd, E&5l
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Gin Safntilicrt sN1itteI.
perMmo tOirS Inc GaaaienSeis 0cfa
Seif1S 9ebraueht.

gongrebnonn s. 5enrD Pctpers
BON 8er11pnt i6reibt aus Rorcts>
billie, ST.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-18
DID 10:
II IT

@inerIei, tpeld' +
Icnbe S9mer3en Der
mus 8e6aftete, 8ettIdgerige, SnOaltz
&c, Rriippel, g}erp0ie, an gaeuralgie
oei0enoe, BON &ranf6ett llebermdnnte
a&9 au5ite6en mag,
Raotuap'S RcaSO 3elicf beridbafft
ipfurtigc SinocrnHa.
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misunderstanding naflQenesueIa.

Suite, g}ont,, IT. 0e3. - 2tus
anI8eineno gutter QueIe pirb beriiz
6srt, baB bier eine 6li6uitier grpe<
Dition in Der Organization begriffen
lit, pel6e naa 8ene8uela geben min.
Gs nirD be6auptst minoeftens cine
gut bepaFfnete GOmpagnie, pel6e nur
aus S4arfi8iiBen beite6e, perOe
i6on in ben nG4Iten Sagen u6ge6en.
Sine 4n3a6l 8eteranen aus benz ipas
ntI6en 8riege unb me6rere 8eterane~
aus Der canabiI6en 6enier SnOd
fion bsfinben it4 unter ben 2(ngepOr
benen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-18
Senejuela gieOt llad)>
@i6tige Na6ri6t aus Caracas.
ScSablt1m9 rtmo Oarantie iOllem a1u-
gcG>Oteu 1ueroem.
Der gelan6te SOpen tpieberum ol8 Sernitter.
eddfslemte Oct uenesuefan6en SauptaOt MAIDEN eimer
2'er(n6 snr 2seemotsnng oes gontTtkts.

Seine rfrbfe 8odnbe QGen beobd9tg grtldrungen
bes britfen Premiers i'm Paramn-9 aarten befinbn m i'm
3uiunbe bes t6udfiden 9rtgs nit 9ene8ueIu, gIie 9e
banbung fir bic @ftFfe aar neutraIen MG6te. @s1.
Staten erbe6en teinen Gtnpuno Dogs9en abreiIe
bs talieniIden @eanbten Caracas.
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Njas (ol es Cein fit Wribnadten ?

Mne baben 5reues an Ger ueberreis
dung oeer GmpfaHse stneS miRIta
den 0efdbeHteS
Saboursttes, soc. auFDdrts.
Snoi5t Sibs, 65c. duFndrts.
Wwiitdport.ieuile, 81 so uuFDdrts.
MuTi45abiusts, $5 90 oufpdrts.
GarSerObsA0alter, &c. aufwIEts.
Samens56rebtiibe, S3 so auFpdrts.
9eppi6.Reinier. $1.60 oufpdrts.
JfDmiid,c Stiible, $5O 90 aufpdrts.
@ergoIbue 6tubIs $500 aufpdrts.
GarIors5tIbls $5. 90 auTpdrts.
GbBimmsrsStibls
QarIOragabinsts.
RuFrzstdrDer, S1O.O auftudrts.
9idnos6tHbIe, $3.50 oufpdrts.
66laiomRsrsStib:, 15c. oufrdrts.
sSernns." SSc. aufpdrts.
GprJsHun=sbrdnfs.
SombinatioHs .ei9srf4ran', $40 0ufUdFta
-siOebOarOs:'
TsrrissstHbIt. 81 Rufsr, $420 aufTdrts.
Bullets.
aO5rs rss8aureIHasI. $500 auftpdrts.
6oleuf5tdno:r.
GbiffoHiera +. ..-,.... -s.
9arlor 41Ren6Iemsrts, BON 80 Biz 500.
9oiIetttnI6iide. ausiisb=Tiibt.
4arlor<Iii6s, $1 90 aufpdrts.
AGe Grt.n DON 6tluteIfubItn, @ Rufsr, bon
81 90 bis $25. 90.
Stir Sinoer.
e5l,rns uuS RObr= =56out.tfiibIt, $1.OO auFpdrts.
Norris46tible $19S uuItpdrts
Seppide, Ruas Tattsn, 2inoleums unO afts,
mas in tinem R6btI= uno 9eppi3=2obtR
srfer Staiis gstaLtsn DirO.
cSnttpDlo & Co.,
CIR. IS, GfprS Charles strake.
cine fbHr iaOIi3 bon Gapsttssstrakt.
(Too2l-Gta20
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-DnCunlOniG

pbtr Quuoenent3iuouug ioate mittelf beg &casp
RelitF bebuuOelt pcroen ME na6itbcnO: Gem qaa
ti,ntsu ioQtcu 3pau5iQ 9ropfcn &cIict itoe Stunoe
in ,iusm gBtuqtait init gBuiisr OcrdbfoIgt uno bic
oan,c grut, Der Riidcu uuO bic 9orOtrieite our3
bGufiQt Giureibung urt,r Dem Gintluie bon Rsaeo
3,lief Qtbaltcn nerotn; n8eaf Sea" uno Tsti9z
brii5e mfFtn perdbreidt pcrDtn I'm ben 9atisrs
ten bti Rrdftcn su erbaItcn, uno bic Sdrme mitten
otltontlib mitttlf Gr. GaoUap's 9iatR in Sbds
tgtsit gesBt ucrDcn.
Gnt3InDunoen Der 1icreu Gut1unoung Der Slais,
Gnt,GnOunq Der GinQtDtiOe, GHtjiinoung Der 2uHs
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-04-30
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT

The jury in the case of Gilman
against Carrow returned verdict
Tuesday evening for the defendent to
recover his costs.
The plaintiff is still putting in evil
dence in the case of McKane against
Mari & Gordon This case will prob
ably last two or three days longer.
On Thursday in the case of j. L.
Dix VS.. Alex MarcouX and Mari
and Gordon, and j. A. Cumming,
trustee, and j. A. Cumming, claim
ant, appellant, which was heard the
other day before Judge Start, deci
sion has been rendered. Trustee Cum
ming is discharged with costs. Judg-
ment that claimant is entitled to funds
in the hands of trustees MARI q Cor
don and trustees Mari g. Gordon dis
charged without costs. Exceptions
by plaintiff.
A hearing on demurrer was given
before Judge Start in the chancery
case of City of Montpelier VS.. Capital
Savings Bank and Trust Co., ct al.
Judge Start has ruled that Jack Kel-
ley, who has been in Jail at Montpe-
lier since Supreme Court met in Feb
ruary, is not in fit condition to I'M
dergo a second trial, and he will be
recommitted to the State Hospital for
the Insane at Waterbury as soon as
the necessary papers can be secured
from Governor Stickney. Judge Start
was influenced in his decision by the
testimony of Dr. Hutchinson and an
assistant at the State hospital who
previouly had charge of Kelley
1t will be remembered that Kelley
was convicted three years ago of as
sault with intent to kill and sentenced
by Judge Watson to twenty years at
hard labor i'll State prison at Windsor
While the exceptions in his case were
pending in Supreme Court Kelley,
who had been violent at Windsor, was
taken to Waterbury for safe keeping
There he remained until a decision
granting him new trial was handed
down in February. States Attorney
Hoar was now ready to proceed with
the second trial, but it is not probable
such a trial will ever take place
The case of J. A. Mcleod against
E. J. Woodbury. has been settled and
discontinued. G. 7. Swasey for
plaintiff; R. NJ Harvey for defend
ant
The plaintiff in the case of Ter
rance McKane against Mari q Cor
don rested at ten O'Clock Friday fore