The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-07-10

Rich CT glass Buy 1t at Boyce,s.
New postal cards Mount Holly stree
scenes Boyce's of course.
The fmndst me residence of the late
Thomas d. Lynn, on Broad street, Ii
offered for sale.
SLatest advices from Postmaster Hays
Of Burlington, are that he is in very
critical state of health. He will be taker
to a sanatorium this week.
The work of erecting new residences fol
Dr. Lord and Frank s. Davis, on the old
Trinity Church property, on Washington
street, will begin next Monday.
The trolley car from Rancocas Park
reaching Union street on Sunday night
shortly after o'clock, failed to stop and
three passengers, alighted while the car
was in motion. William w. Curtis was
thrown to the ground. A piece of flesh
was torn from the palm of his left hand
and also from above his right eye. He
bled profusely, his shirt and vest becoming
badly stained.
James Grey. who lives on the Camden
pike, about two miles from Beverly, and
who is In his Goth year, while feeding one
of his horses, was kicked by another horse.
the blow hurting him against the side of
the stable with terrific force. Regaining
| consciousness, the old man managed to
crawl from the barn. Mr.. Gray is we'll
known and Woodworking farmer, whose
vitality surpasses many men twenty years
his junior. Although 1t was but dis
lance of 100 feet from the barn to the
house, it took the injured man two hours
| to crawl the distance, and Just as the man
tainted from exhaustion the family, who
had been.faway during the intervening
time, arrived. Mr. Grey. by his physical
efforts, caused the bone to prOtrude
through the skin. The attending physic-
ian entertains but little hopes of the man 8
recovery. as his advanced age is against
him.
Initial steps in q case that promises
! several sensations were taken last night
by Justice Krayer, by the issuing of war
rants for the arrest of Charles Clinton and
Mrs. Sarah Armstrong. The charge of
adultery was perferred against them by
Elwood Anderson, from whose home on
Risdon street the couple was taken at a
late hour. In default of $500 bail each,
the defendants were committed to Jail
When brought before the Justice Mrs.
Armstrong demanded a warrant for the
arrest of Anderson, claiming that he killed
man in Delaware In making his COM
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bigamy, but the warrant to this document
was not served last night. although the
woman admitted to Justice Krayer that
she had married Armstrong, but denied
marriage with Anderson. The latter
claims to be husband No. 2. Five years
ago he learned from Mrs. Armstrong s
aunt that his wife had been married years
ago to Armstrong. and that union resulted
In severel children. Anderson claims that
when he took the woman for wife she
declared that she had never been married
before. stating that her name was Lippin
colt. The two were married by Justice
Thomas Baker, deceased. of Burlington.
When Anderson spoke to his wife about
her first marriage she tore up the second
marriage certificate, but which ceremony
is still matter of record. Unfaithfulness
to her marital vows has resulted in Ander-
sons home being broken up, and he now
invokes the aid of the law to punish those
responsible for it.