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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-06-27
LLOOTTSS
For Sale on Easy Terms,

Thirty'fine residence lots for sale on
extension of Fourth street on easy
terms, to suit purchaser. Inquire OF
E. Neff, Reynoldsville, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-06-27

In the Court of
Quarter Sessions of
jefferson Co un { y.
Mo- August Ses-
sions 1866, License
Docket.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-06-27


Notice is hereby given, that NJ ]. Skehan
will make application TO the above named
Court, on Friday July 18th, 1906, at ten
o'clock q. m. OF said day, for a transfer to
him OF the above mentioned License and that
cation and transfer, will then be heard,
CYRUS Ii. BLOOD Clerk.
June 9th, 1906
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11

Sri. u. Grace aennebp sur 2ebre-
rim fir Stenogropbie l1no Waibinenz
ihreiben an Der oItlihen boberen
SD6teri6ule.
MuBeroem mllrben bier Grnennlln-
gen fir Die Gegerbodidule gemad)t.
Mm reften Srt. = 4uf Die
acknowledging Bin, Elm 9erpobnbeits-
mGBiger Sougenidts 81 ieirl, puroe
geItern Soiepb g. Hooignn BON Nr.
92s. @isquitbitroBe, bonn Eoli5eirihs
ter aeplinger III Der norboitlidenlso-
Ii5eiitotion SIT bier Wonatcn arbeits+
bolts perltrtbeilt. Gobigon ioQ onrd)
fem 9etrogen utter ieinen Rad)born
piel gergerniB peruriadt baben, uno
cs erihienen nenigitens Elm Babies
Iutcuo oerielben geitern bci'm Ger'
bor, nm eegen i'm alls3ulagen.
9eItobIen. Sr. 81. M.
Mrbge BON Nr. 304, @eit-5apetteitr.,
berihtete geitern oerEoll5et, DaB linn
am Counting 4benb brei $10-gonf-
noten aus Der Siiftentaid)e ieines
9einfleioes ~geltoblen puroen, Serr
Mubee iagt, bob er eiten ca. % Sab
re alten jlngen damn i'm &eroadlt
babe. Gerielbe lit ungefdbr 8 Sub
10 3oa groB, iebr biinn, bot glatt.
roiirtes@ eiidt unb trllg einen graiten
In5ltg.
S6limm iir 2anoItrea
Der. = Sob bos neue giienbabna
8eiet, lpeldes lid) nit Den Srodt-
raten Der gabncn beihdftigt, aud
Die 2onoItreifer t~reffen niiroe, bot.
ten lid 2ebtere i~eocnfols nidt troll-
men loIien. 0u Elm Mbihnitt pes
@eietes es nit $1,000 itraibor mad)t,
lpenn cine 9obngeieaihoit eine yer.
Jon, Die nid)t i'm 9ienit Der 9abn
ltebt, unentgeltlih beforbert, bort Die
freie 9eforoer1ing Der Sanbltreid)er
alif ulo bic Baltimore bio.gabn-
@eieaidaft" bat ihon ifarfen gefebl
erloiien, oaB aae cramps" Die auf
,3iigen Der gobn ongetroffen meroen,
perboftet nerben miiiiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11

Iblcben. - Sri. 2ouiie Moren.
trop itorb eeitern im Mlter bon 41
Sobrcn IN Der @pbnnng ibrer Shtpe-
tier 6rou emma S%ilbebrano, Mr.t07,
@eit.S ite1ozS troBe, BON no aus oos
2cidcnbeeGngnib am Tonneritag
Nodmittog INN = ltbr itottfinbet. Die
Scrblidenc binterl1bt ouber ibrer
Mltter cincn 9ruber, Srn. Sreb. ".
&orcntrop. ben Sinons : Sefretdr
Der ySarmonie," ioiuie orei Shme-
ltern, Srou emma &~iloebrano, Jrou
Inlelia &ioroon unO Srou Mnnn
Spdeoer.
@or literariih tbdtie.
: Sr. GanieI Mc,sntprc' Senoerion.
Gigentbiimer Ser 9udbanolnng an
Der Ode bon Moniion. uno Somarb.
StroBe, lit i'm ,Nagemetnen Worn.
lano Soipital" oen Nerpenfiebcr er-
leoen. ST itammte aus Glasgow.
Shottlano, uno fam 1878 nod)
Nmerifa. Sn ieinen iiineeren Sab
rem ipor or literoriih tbGtig.
Ghiqntta trot bennoh
auf. = &r. Sobn 9iooiion erid)ien
aeitern oils Inipalt bon Serrart, bes
Girfusbeiiters, int areisgeriht at
5mpion unb erlongte einen Ginbalts-
befehl gegen Die 3ipergin Gbiauitu,
ipelde bieic @ohe lit Der Seintpro-
MISUNDERSTANDING int electric Hdrf
auftritt, oa bieielbe aneeblid) eil,eit
Gontraft nit ibn sebrod,en babe.
Gbianita's MniuaIt bebauptete. baB
5errori Gbiaitita nidt rcd1t bchonoeIt
habe, unb ouf ieinc 8eronIoiinng
bin muroe Die 3mergin eegen giirg-
ifoft entlaien. 10 oob tie seitern
abenb I'M electric Horf erifeiiten
fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
Nas Wettcr.

Sir Marplonb uipb ben Iiitrift
Columbia beutc unb mprgcn mar.
mes Wetter, peranbcrlid]e 0inoe.
8eitern betrug Die bodite Scnlpe.
rotilr "a @rob UNI 1913 l1br Nofmit.
tags, mGhrenb ser nieorigite Cher
nlometeritnnb SO @rob I'M ied)s' llbr
Wnrgeits mar.
Sn oen iibrigen 9unbes @etter.
itntionen ipurbe folgenbe Worimnl-
Iemperatur reaiitrirt: eaitport So,
Hnrtlonb Y, Bottom 70, Ilbanp 81,
Nep-9orf 80, YbilaoelpIia 80, Cape
Wap sc, Itlantic-Gitp 90. @oibin9.
ton %, Norfolf 80, Sotteras SO,
Charlotte IS, @iImingtpn 81, Gbor.
Ieiton Sc, Saponnob SO, Sadionpil.
ie IS, Supitcr IS, aep-Neit 80, ut.
ianto S6, montgomery 80, Rcip.Sr-
leans 90, Ealeltinc SO, @olpeiton Sc,
Corpus Gbrtiti SS, MEMPHIS 80,
Cincinnati SO. Hittsbnra SO, Sslpego
76, Buffalo rs, Getroit sc, Mlpcna
SO, Marorettc 90, Green Ban 90,
Chicago IS, Gulutb 81, Ct, Houl 80,
ct. 2ouis so, aaniossGitp 30, Smo.
ia 80, Suron Sc, 9ismord 6S, @iQi.
iton 66. Sabre 66, Seleno GO, SoIt
Safe "A, Gcnper 81, Nortb BIottc Sc,
Dodge 80, ImoriGo SIS, Sos gngeles
rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
Npti5.

III mir 10 piele 9eidIprrpen ppn anheeh,
benen man tn anoeren 8aaerien iagie, ete'es
li Sebbcrs stubio. anseaansen iine, 'piin'tle
ib mciuc piele anubeu mpdln,ais baranf anf'
merriam sn MAIDEN, ban il feline NerbtnSung
nit ciucm anberea etupip babc unc @efdlatte
uur In meinem ncuen stupte. sr. 32f, 3prns
8ap. etrafe, nabe Siab.etrahe, betreibe. 9ai'
fen eie iib niht tire ihbren. Hdltrn sic ba.
rauf, bah Der Tamr ..6ebtef" aut bent sfan'
fenyter nnb Der 1bire itebt. Snbem idl mel
nen 1anf fir frihere auabfdlaft mno Der 5urt'
fesuns b~erIefbeu amslprcde, serbietbe iI
Id1tunaSupm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
Mdrtnng!
8nItap Moplpb @ereim." u
Mbfabrt punft 8 ltbr
non Wr. 2f3, Nurb.8 San -Strafc.
(254)

eronatnpti5en - Sri.
Hhla Souis, Sebrerin an Der Shule
Yer. so OH @aibington .StraBe uno
gtortb-I oeniie, meilt bel Sri. Wini.
freo Hilert Su Een-Ntar oui 9eiud.
Sr. @m. Seibelba6 bon Ga
tonspiQe lit bon einem mebrlpo6iqen
Mnfentbolie III atlantie.Gitp 5uriif.
gefebrt.
Sn SnperneB, Sdottlanb, lit
an Sonntag bos aufgebot fir Sic
Sod5eit Der Srau Rbinlanber Ste.
mart, elmer geid,ieoenen Baltimore.
rim, nit benz fiini5ieiahen MiQionar
Sanles Senrp Smitb bon Nelp -Oorf
perfiinbet noroen. Srau Stemart
mar Elm SRI. Irmitrong bon Ybila.
Delpbia nlo lit cine Sdmelter scr
Jrau antbonp 5. Irerel.
5rau EbiIipp @oener bon ct.
2enis beind)t Gerluauhtc an Git.
ufer.
Serr aarl aarIt1ot ilnb Satin
bon Caption, Ohio. bolten lih nab
reno Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ols
8aite BON Srn. Better Slir9enien bcS
reiienbeu Toliogieragentcn ponl
.Norobeutihen 2lopb," bier 81, @ciub
auf. Serr aarltdot lit felt Sebn Sab.
rem Meent bes nHorboeuiiden Glopo"
in Caution unb ailBerbcm betreibt CT
cine 0ud)orufcrei. Nadyoem Die Sll.
b%elieier 81 @nbe lit, perben Scrr aors
itdot nno @attin einen Mbitcder noh
Nep.Yorf MAIDEN.
SRI. Carrie Hoienbeim, melbe IN
miiifoIiihen areiien ais SGneerin
mn Muiiflebrerin moblbefonut lit
iino audi ieit mehreren Sabren ols
aritiferin Der .9telps" tbotig nor,
bat iid in Nottingbom englonb, NIT
Mebir Weinberg perlobt.
Iud) Elm onoercr Mgent oeS
.Norbbeutihen CLOUD" ST. Spiepb
Motb, BON Mcaecspprt. Yo., bat iid
nit ieiner @ottin mebrere Gage bier
9aiebaII. - Ius Spiel sipi.
ihen ben Orioles" unb benz Club in
Yropibence fanb nid,t itott, bagegen
mar has Heiultot in anberen Stdbten
Der 2igo ipie folgt:
I'm Mpdefter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
&benmatismns, 0idt, Wasen. nno
Werben 9ranfbeiten f0nnem
poiitip farirt iuer0em.

Sprebt BEL uns Dor unb inlpi5irt
nniere nit alien mobernen Npparaten
au%sgeltottetc ltno ausihlieBlid fiir
Die miiienidaftlide pbpiifaliIde Be-
banolung uon Nerpen- nno droni.
lden aranfbeiten beltimmte MnitaIt,
nno mon tpiro iiberseuat speroen, bas
mir oas tbltn fonhen. iuas mir iagen.
yienna sanatorinmi,
(249--) Ala Weit-6 apette- Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
Sheo. s. Niener e So.

Teile- Bureau uno Wed]ielitnbe.
Sdiifsfarten bon unb nah Gentib'
Ionb nit Dem Norboeutid)en 2lopo
lno anoeren 2inicn. Geiicpaiie, @ed.
ieI, G%rebitbricfe un6 @el0lenoungen.
217 Gi.Saltimure. Strake.
COS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11

Gin fd55nes itno niitlides Ueidjenf
fir Muaet5rise lit ituiner cine Iebens.
sruke VbotOsraptie ODER cine tinit.
Ieriid poIrn0ete Gopie eines alien
&iIoes in Grapun, @aKerfarbe, Del
p6er HaittlI. Dir fd0nitrn cabinet.
tilOrr uar ST pro 9nteab.
Saline &ebbel, oentider p1otceropb.
l90l 32t Rstb.g .strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
Staet Baltimore.
Undertakings . @cs,ueiier.

yWlnHt.Nfabemie." - Siefe 9So6e: pIPnr
am bis 9lHael".
eJerb's Epernbaus." - Eicfc 9Sode: o2tttIc
Sad 8orrer".
sglanep's." - Siefe s4nde: oIbe Miuionaire
Detective.
,0ahrtH. /" - 9iefe 4oGe: s9SorIb 9catcrS".
IiaIi6 stpei Ioriiellulgen.
,0tarhlaub." - Siefe gRede: t1eli6 5ipet
8ailbebiaesg spritelunaeu.
rAnbitprtum." - Giefe gso6c: nRainiing
tbe Toipn".
,,0nIibaH"." - Sicfe &nGe: n1be Gueetr
OF The 8igbbinoers".
.aew M,pnnmcntal." - 0tcfe sSohe: .gsafb.
ittaton Sueiein Girls. Idalih Wiatiree.
81. areuSs@emeiuee. - Eienitlg, ben If.
Gepienlber, @rfuriinn per Sanrpfer n9ouifc".
.~geeftern Marnlano.9 ahn." - Mitttuoh. bell
II. Septeinber. grobe 5ciertagssG Ifurfion nab
0eftnsburg.
lamb" - @ifiipoh, ben IL. September, fed1ste
y9eutthe Tae"s5eier in Ripers8ieu I'M Ba'
fapscp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11

Meuubunbert ShiIcr
filio bon ai,bercn Sf)illen in Ror6-
oft Baltimore nod Der neiten Sdrile
Nr. So at Der Ode bon 2afefpoob.
Npe1iiie uno GliperitraBe irausierirt
iroroen.
Before Hreiie ii Z 0 nj q.
II er - 9os 9anfierss
Gomite. ipeldps Die Jomutcn.Grnbie
eontroIirt, Die bon benz .gorltcr" quiz
erfduit uuroe. bat iih peranIoBt &c.
frbel, nbermaIs einen 9beiI Der
griaofe 5u perfaufen. IN BITE Grubte
biefflt 3crbft iebr fnapp lit, b~iirften
bic Yreiic hueientlid fteiaen. litb Der
Corner" bofft, ben i'm porieen Sab.
re erlitteren Sd]aoen eiilioernlaben
ot1l ~ tnod5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
sdiffsfartcm bon imb mad 9entid'
fauN.

Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: Sea.
iiite $50, $45 unb $3.50. Bremen
bis. Baltimore: $3.50 uno $3.50.
3unbrciie 5li biQigcrem Hreiie. 3bep.
$. 9icner & ST., 217, Cit-galtimore'
Strakc. G7O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11

Hiper Gien-Eorf mar, trobbem Elm
Gintrittsgelb BON 10 Gents erboben
miro, 10 itorf, Dob bas Gomite bon
Der NnlidJt burborungen lpurbe, boB
om 9elltiden Gage minoeItens Co..
900 bis 100000 Weni6en fommen
meroen. Niles lit in better Orbnung.
8ouperl,eilr @orfiIb fonmt Hadinit.
tags unb Mapor Timonus Nbcnos.
Nad Ser Earobc finbcn bic oeutIden
Gereine an Der 8ougbltroBc geilllg
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bereit, INN Tie
nod oem Farfe 81 6eforoern.
Subifriptionen.
Gie geItern empfangenen Sub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11

alsiSsr modem Gente,
mem, lie bon Y. 0nierim, aunoer.
idneioer, Nr. IL, Noro.g nta.pitrobe,
bereeiteIlt iin6.
1NptAt7-i1tau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
s. 9ebbel.

(sepis, II .13, TO- IS, 90, 90, %, 27,2 9)
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
WIND AND RAIN STORM
DID GREAT DAMAGE.

The storm of last Monday night was
very severe in and about Milford and
considerable damsge was done to prop
erty. A barn on Burton Watson's farm
in Milford Neck was completely de-
stToyed, the entire structure being blown
down. A pair Of mules were covered
in the debris, but they were extricated
with only bruises and skins no bones
broken. Several cows were under the
sheds, and they escaped with severe
abrasiOns. Iron implements were blown
across the fields, while the 500 bushels
Of corn was scattered over many acres.
A corn crib on the Joshua Bennett
farm, also in Milford Neck, and in
tenure Of James Sapp, was moved from
its foundations.
The roof on the home of George H.
Holmes, on the road leading from Mil
ford to Frederick, was carried nearly a
quarter OF mile into a field. Some
old roofs suffered in the town OF Mil.
ford, but no serious damage is reported.
The rain fall was very heavy, causing
many to get out of bed to look at it.
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
Church News.

The Christian Endeavor prayermeet.
ing, will be held at $50 instead of
O'Clock. on account of the Easter Can.
tata. Leader Miss Ida Rosa
Christ Church. April 18th, Good
Friday, service and sermon, IL noon
April 14th, Easter Even, 1870 a. M,
p. m. April 18th, Easter Day, first cele-
bration, a. M; mathis. sermon and
choral celebration, 1870 a. m; Sunday
School, las p. M; st. Stephens Chapel,
$50 p. m. Christ Church, choral even
song, 7.3O p. M; Easter Monday, morn
ing prayer, $50.
Regular services on Easter Sunday
in the First Baptist Church. Preaching
by the pastor at 1870 a. m. Subject,
"Flowers From the Tomb Of Christ. "
At the eveniAg service, beginning at 80
O'Clock, the subject will be "The Power
Of His Resurrection, :" Young Peoples
Society at $50. Mr.. Howe, leader. Sun
day Scheol at $50 a. m. A,cordial in
vitatiOn is extended to all the public to
come and worship with us.
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
Company B makes a Good Score.

The rifle shooting tournament held
last Monday night in Wilmington at
the State Armory was closely contested.
Company g won with a score Of 1877.
Com panies A and B tied for second
place with scores OF 1872 each. The next
shoot takes place on Monday evening,
April 3Oth, at the same place.
Each company team was composed
of five men so targets per man, and
the teams total follow: Companies
c, 1877; A, 1872; B, 1872; q, 17s; F, l7O.
High individual score was made by
Captain w. E. Lank, of Company B,
and Lieutenant H. w. Fox. of Conn
pany G. each making a score Of 4S out
Of a possible so.
The guardsmen appear to be more
than enthusiastic IN competing for the
trophy, and the next two shoots will be
featured by plenty Of rivalry.
Company B, was represented by
Capt. w. E. Lank, Sergeant w. w.
PettyjOhn, Corporal G. c. Marvel, Pn-
yates A. Wiley and R. Daniels.
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
New SteeI CeIIs iOr JaII.

The Town Council Of Milford last
week awarded a contract to the Smith
Feneeand Iron Company Of WaynborO,
Pa, to build and place in the town jail
three tool.steel cells. with modern jail
locks, sanitary necessities and sewer
connections, a concrete floor, steel win-
dow guards, and a steel froRt door with
large jail lock, all complete and finished
by the last Of May for the sum OF $4,000.
The present jail was built about twenty
five years ago, and the sanitary condi-
tions have become SO bad that it was 3
necessity that som, thing should bedone
at once. It was at fret thought best
to add another story to the present jail,
which would be used for q council
chamber, but after consideration, tho
pIan was abandoned as it had several
disadvantages.
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
THAT SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
Will Be Repeated On the Evening Of
Wednesday, April 18th.

The entertainment given by the Fifth
and Sixth Grades last Friday evening
was more than usually successful A
crowd was collected on the steps Of the
building before the opening Of the doors,
and as soon as admittance was gained,
the hall was rapidly filed. Soon there
was not even standing room, and before
the opening hour arrived, it became
necessary to close the doors and tuin
many away. Not only parents, but
children as we'll, particularly pupils in
the Public Schools, considered it worth
while,-a chance to gain something.
They evidently did not let minor mat
tiers, affairs that were inconsequental,
keep them away.
The various numbers passed off in
rapid and pleasing succession, all CIV.
ing evidence of the most careful train
ing. In the choruses and dialogues.
the little folks displayed a degree Of
skill in vocal and gestural expression
that was pronounced very remarkable.
Miss Vibbert's recitation was inimita-
BILE; Miss Lewis was most happy in
her choice of a solo, and suberb in her
rendering, The Japanese drill was
even better than had been anticipated.
Many pronounced it the best they had
ever seen.
As quite a number who had pur-
chased tickets could not be admitted,
the entertainment will be repeated on
the evening Of Wednesday, April 18th.
The proceeds will be used in purchas-
ing an additional number of sectional
book cases, as the library has oltgrown
its former accommodations. The new
organ is already installed. Those who
are enjoying its music express most
grateful thanks to the many parents
aud friends who so loyalty supported
them in their efforts.
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
OUR CARD BASKET.
Personal and Social News ChrOnieled
During the Week.


Mrs. John w. Welch is home from
Philadelphia
Miss Mae Tuthill has been visiting
in Philadelphia.
r ]. Mears, of Washington, d. c..
has been visiting in Milford.
Mrs. Allie Drennen, Of Elkton, Nd,
is q guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary L.
Marshall.
Mrs. @. w. Kern is confined to her
home on North Front street under the
doctors care.
Mrs EDGAR Mahan is in Washington,
D. g., at the bedside OF her mother, who
is critically i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Joseph spent
Sunday and Monday in Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Thomas Davis, Esq OF Wilmington,
spent Sunday with his sisters, Misses
Jepnie, May and Burdella Davis. =,
( A. D .nnell Marshall has been attend
ing court at Media, Pa, this week W here
he is employed as attorney in a case, =
+ Mrs. John c. Clifton and daughter
Bessie, have returned OOme after a ten
days visit in Phila., accompanied by
her son Howard.
George II. Peterman will shut up his
home, or rent it, here in Milford, and
move back to New York, with his rela-
tiyes there
Robert H. Davis, who is attending
school at Bethlehem, Pa, is spending
his Easter vacation as the guest Of his
mother, Mrs. Sallie Davis.
Mrs. g. w. Holmes has returned
from Boston. Mass, where she had
been spending several months with her
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Creamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Lester Marvil re-
ceived a handsome Easter token last
Saturday evening, April 9TH, when
their first baby-a boy was born.
Howard and James Weloh are home
for the Easter holidays. Howard very
.secently- -TeeeiEed an unexpected pro-
motionwith the firm he is engaged with
Warren Pettyjohn attended the per-
formance of A Yankee Circus On
Mars" now playing three weeks en-
gagement in Philadelphia, on Monday
last.
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
Castle in Milford.

A large and representative audience
greeted the Hon. Homer l.. Castle OF
Plttsburg, upon his arrival in Milford
last Friday evening. Fully five hum
dred men and women, chiefly men,
assembled in ArmoEy Hall to hear him
sustain his reputation as one OF the most
brilliant orators and one OF the most
effective retoImers of the new century.
Mr.. Castles speech was punctuated
with hearty applauseand feFvent amens
and the entire crowd seemed delighted.
The description of the chariot race was
intensely dramatic and all but brought
the audience to its feet, while the APP
plicatiOn was most forceful because so
true. He referred to the United States
Senate as representative Of "a commu.
nifty of interests and charged CassatI,
Ffick and Oliver with buying the 'sena-
torial manIel of the late Matthew Stan
ley Quay and placing it on the shoul-
ders Of Philader c. Knox. Without
mincing words, Castle accused Knox
ofopposing the Congressional Rate Bill
as a first payment on the $500 600 mort
gage and a mild sensation was created.
His praise of Roosevelt was received
with great applause. He declared him
to be a great national figure, deserted
by the managers and owners Of his
party, because he dared to fulfill the
promises and pledges Of the Republican
platform. Castle spoke of Bryan as
'the biggest man in America today"
but claimed that the Democracy was
without an issue. He pleaded for inde-
pendent thought, independent speech
and independent action, advised the
severance Of partisan ties and eloquent
ly advocated a third party movement.
It is safe to say that no man has ever
made so profound an impression on
Milford audience as did this Little
Giant Of Pennsylvania"
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
Federal Jurors.

Grand jurors have been drawn to
serve at the April term Of the United
States Court, which opens next Tues
day in Wilmington. The following
we're drawn from Kent and Sussex
George T. Hoffecker, KentOn Joseph
Mcdaniel and Wesley Webb, East
Dover; Eben Hughes and Charles G.
Clifton, South Murderkill ; David Vim
yard, Mispillion A. w. Powell, Cedar
Greek Cyrus Ward. Little Creek, Sus-
sex DeLang Robinson, Dagsboro.
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
Council Considered Trolley franchise,

A special meeting Of the Town COun-
Gil Of Milford was held last Thursday
night and the request for permission to
enter and pass over the streets Of Mil
ford with a trolley line was taken un.
der consideration. SO many requests
have been presented to Council in the
past ten years that the members were
disposed to want to know many things
before wasting time in formulating q
set of conditions. In 1895 long Ordi-
nance was adopted for one company.
InI896 this was amended to suit another
company which purposed to build a
line; but neither materialized. Again
in 1899 another ordinance was passed
giving certain privileges to a trolley
line and nothing came of that. These
acts Of Council were read over, and the
present request taken into consideration
by Council, and the matter passed over
until the regular meeting last Monday
night.
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
Meetings For Fishermen.

Alexander B. Cooper, William s.
Hilles and Walter H. Hayes, commits
sioners Hnder the act Of Assembly,
Volume %, page 17.Laws Of Delaware
to negotiate the treaty with New Jersey
over the fisheries Of the Delaware river
and bay, have called two meetings to
be held down the state, at which they
invite all fishermen and Oystermen.
The first meeting will be held on Fri
day evening, April 18, in the Town
Hall at Lewes. The second meeting
will be held In the Levy Court room Of
Dover on Saturday, April IA, in the
forenoon at IL O'Clock. The meeting
is called that the commissioners may
"gather all information we can in
order to aid US in drafting satisfactory
ard uniform fishing laws regulating
fishing between the States Of Delaware
and New jersey" All shad fisher
men in particular have been invited to
he present.
Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
SUSSEX COUNTY
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

George HinsOn, convicted for assault
and battery Hpon boy nsmed George
Bacon, near Laurel, was sentenced to
five years imprisonment.
Harvey Wiley, young white man,
charged with drIvingOff team with
out the owners consent, was prObated
TO George Dickerson for two years.
John w. Messick, charged with a
similar offence, found guilty and SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment.
Hurley Woller, the young man who
stole a cap and coat from James M.
Gordy, baggagemaster on the D., nj. q
V. Railroad, was found guilty and sen
fenced to three months imprisonment.
State VS.. Forney Scott was retired to
be called up when occasion requires.
,Scott was dismissed and allowed to go
home to his family.
J Sheriff Lynch was fined $500 for per
mitting prisoners to escape from the
Jail and for allowing them to roam the
streets.
Mrs. .Clementine Lloyd Of near Laurel
sued her husband, Beverly B. s. Lloyd,
for non. support. Chief Justice Lore
ordered Lleyd to pay his wife eight
dollals a month.
AnnieDonovan charged her husband,
Reuben Donovan, with nOn.support.
The court told Donovan he would have
to give his wife twelve dollars a month
until further orders.
The trial OF DR.. Andrew J. Fleet
wood, # Laurel, charged with criminal
malpractice, which was to have come
off last Tuesday has been postponed
until the next term Of courf Dr. Feet
wood was held under $4,000 bail
Owing to the Iateness of The hour when
this proceeding was taken, the doctor
was unable TO furnish the sum and was
entertained by the sheriff over night.