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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
What Lydia E. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound did for Mrs. Muff,
twill do for other suffering women.
LYDIA e. PINKHKM

on the equipment OF the Baptist
Church with such a plant.
Miss Bertha Walters, OF Pocomoke
City, Md, is spending few days with
her aunt, Mrs. Robert Antrim Mcclure.
OF this city. who is considerably in
disposed Of grip.
Mrs. A. s. Rosencrans, of Norfolk. IL
the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Sidney Smith.
Mrs. William Gilmor Smith, of this
city. is on a visit OF week or more In
Brooklyn. N. Y. Most OF her time
while here Will be spent with hel
large commission firm Of John Nix &
&C.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Nickel
sisters OF Rev. Edward Nickel, paste,
OF st. Charles Catholic Church, are
the guests OF their brother at the
parish house. this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John " Moore, who
have recently become residents of Cape
Charles, spent several days of last
weekg3 hunting on their beautiful es.
tate near Machlpongo. bagginE an un-
usually large lot OF game.
DR.. John T. Wilkins, Jr.. who re-
Gently purchased tho ]. B. Jones resi-
dence on Randolph Avenue. has va
Gated his fine plantation, ''Vaucluse.,
and Is now one OF us. a fact upon which
Cape Charles considers herself sub.
ject fit for felicitatIon. DR.. Wilkins
IL father OF Northampton's present
representative in the House OF Dele
gates. and served the county in the
same capacity several terms some
years ago.
Miss Mary Emma Wilsc<. OF Cheri-
ton, Is spending this week in Cape
Charles.
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Cape Charles Social Notes.
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4 i
: CAPE CHARLES. VA. January 49,
Mrs. Russell A. Mccoy and little
daughters. Virginia and Eleanor Burr
who have been guests for two weeks
of Rev. and Mrs. John w. Hundley
returned Monday to their home in
Berkeley, whence Mrs. Mccoy was un-
expectedly recalled to participate in
an entertainment to be given by the
Confederate choir, OF which she Is a
prominent member. While here Mrs.
Mccoy rendered several musical Sc
slections at services in the Baptist
Church, which. as usual, attracted
large and appreciative audiences.
DR. Galba Walden. Esq, OF Williams.
burg, came over on the evening
steamer of Sunday and spent Monday
here as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Johr
T. Daniel. In addition to his bust
ness as an Ice manufacturer. Mr.
Walden is an expert In the installation
Of heating apparatus. his visit here
was chiefly to examine and estimate
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Monterey Social News.
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MONTERREY. VA. January 1s.-Fol-
lowing the week Of prayer, the two
Monterey pastors began a union meet
ing at the Methodist Church. and the
series will continue perhaps two weeks
or longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. stuntenberg, OF New
York. who have been at Hotel Monte
rey since early fall, returned to the
North on Tuesday. Mr.. Stoutenberg
lis mineralogst of some note and
during his stay here gave considerable
attention to the minerals of the county.
Miss Maud Abbott left Tuesday for
her home in Maryland. t
Miss Sallie Arbogast Is quite Ill at
Hotel Monterey.the home Of her niece,
Mrs. S. A. Crummett
Mr. a. S. T.. Davis, one Of the leading
citizens of this county, is in very feeble
health at his home, near MCDOWELL.
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Staunton Social News.
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STANTON. VA. January 18.-Mrs
e. 9. Goodall is visiting relatives in
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Elder and
Master Clarence have returned te
washington, DC, after visit to rel.
ativcs here.
Miss Sue Bell and Miss Lucy Bowie.
are visiting at the University.
Miss Rosalie Whaley is visiting her
brother. Dr.. c. c. whaley. who is a
physician Of large practice in Pitts.
burg.
Mr.. Isaac WITT. long one Of staun.
tons foremost business men, has been
quite III of ate, but is now slightly
improved.
Miss Goss. of Richmond, has been
visiting Miss Elise Boiling.
DR.. and Mrs. William E. Aloseley. OF
Baltimore, have for several days been
the guests OF Captain and Mrs T. r.
N. Speck. ~
Rev. j. Gray McAllister. D. D., presi.
dent of Hampden- Sidney College, was
here Saturday and preached Sunday al
Waynesboro.
Dr.. Charles W. Rogers. whose health
is impaired. has gone to Saranac Lake
N. Y, for treatment.
Rev. r. c. Jett has been called to
Washington city on account OF the i'll.
ness OF his sister, Miss Halle.
Mrs. Charles S. Bradley has returned
to Baltimore. accompanied by he,
mother. Mrs. c. D. Mccoy, and Miss
Bradley, of fredericksburg.
Kew. G. a. Freed, Of Columbia, S. G.
has been visiting his brother DR.. J. w
Freed OF the Western State Hospital
staff anr relatives In the county.
Miss Mamie Allen and her cousin
Miss Elsie Douglas Hamilton, held a
largely attended informal reception
this afternoon at the home OF Colonel
8. Brown Allen.
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Suffolk Social News.
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SUFFOLK, VA, January 1S.--The
Randolph Society Of ST. Pa,ils Protests
ant Episcopal Church, which was en-
!ertalned Tuesday evening ny Sllsses
saratoga Street, elected the following
2illncrs for the year to come: Miss Mary
Dclk. president; DR.. Claude. j. 1siddick.
vlca-president; Rev. Joseph 3: D,int.
treasurer. When business was over the
members and guests engaged In q
contest called Is study in Forestry
4 Mrs. George IT, Barton won the club
erise . nutboW ana the gaeaThs " pMsz zs
y. L. Woodward. Those present. were:
Mrs; Walter w. Eley. Mrs. Charles W.
ooe eokns Mrs 1sran Il WeD IsNda Mrs
dick, MRS. Georgie Riddick; Misses su-
Sic Prentis, Lillian Norfleet. Marie
Woodward. Mary judith Smith. yir-
ginia and Nell Jordan. Agnes Taliafer-
re-, Bette Rddick. Nan Withers,. Eliz-
sdtia ay iRey. y. B Dunn, p. 6. =; RID :
qick, Joseph Winstead and Charles l..
Hutchins
On "Wednesday the Suffolk Book Club
Dunn. In n contes. the fret prize, n
cup and saucer. was won by Mrs. II.
EDWARD Norfleet and the consolation. "A
get q doylies, was. taken by Miss Bes-
The Sans souci Literary Club met
with Miss Dora Britt Tuesday after
noon. Miss L. MAZE Bailey read care
ful paper on .Reconstructon Days.
and Current Events" were discussed
by Mrs. Moses Joyner and Miss Allie
d Mcguire. There was n menu contest. In
which Mrs. William s. Bcamon was
Miss Hattie Smith Mcleod was the
winner Of the club prize. dainty dc
luxe luxe edition OF the poem. I'm Virginia"
THOSE present we're Mrs. Lee Britt.
Mrs. e; NJ. g. Quinby. Mrs w. s. Beamon.
Mrs. II. w. Campbell. Mrs. NJ Joyner
and Misses Maize Bailey, Porter Eley.
Lizzie Morgan, Katharine Lewis. Dora
Britt Nan Withers. Hattie $. Mcleod
Miss Augusta India Menefee. Of Col
nmbus. Ohio; Miss Helen Catherine
sSso a,.. of Toledo. Ohio; and Dear Dean
M@sit Itightn M md Robert Eide; Elder
took part in the Wirkler- Ballard nup-
. tial celebration Tuesday evening-left
on Wednesday for their respective
Miss Emma v. Wheaton, OF wheal-
ton, Va. has concluded n stay with
Miss Ruth Brinkley on West Washing
Cashier William II. Jones. Jr. of the
Farmers Bank, has almost recovered
from recent attack ofgrip.
Mrs. "A. p. Conner and Mrs. A. B.
Daughtrey left Thursday for Elizabeth
City; n. G.. where their sisters hus-
band. j. Fl. Towe. was reported as dy-
ing.
Mrs. c. j. Riddick on Monday even
Ing entertained few friends at her
home on Brooklyn Heights. The guests
were Mrs. John B. Pinner, Miss Eliza
beth Britt. Miss Marie Woodward, Mics
Agnes Taliaferro and Miss Mary Peek.
me Mary Johnson Y's met with Mrs.
9. II. Royster at her homo on Hill
Street Tuesday evening.
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and has been greeted Ivy a crowded
house each night. Considerable inter-
est has been innnifestctlgin the meeting.
and much good ~ expected to result. q
. Miss Page Williams OF Boydton. Va,
the guest OF sller uncle, Mr.. II. g.
Williams.
Mrs. Edwin a. williams and children
Of Biiiefeld w. Va, who have been
the guests of Mrs. a. 8. Gravcly for
ss,c.y ,;a weeks, returned 70 Bluefleld on
5llams's sister, Mrs. Walter s. Brown.
Hiss Bessie Whlttle left on Tuesday
I "a q Visit OF several weeks to relatives
IN Kichmord and Norfolk.
MRS. Belle Young. OF Auxvasse, Mo-,
anu alnd Mrs. julius Dudley. OF Danville,
va va: were guests OF relatives here for
several days this week.
pr; W. p. McCor.lc, pastor Of the
arIr,eessib ,; Church. who has been
col' lined TO his home by an attack Of
grip, Is out again.
Miss Roy Smith has been confined to
her home for the past ten days by an
attack OF neuralgia. =
Colonel Pannill fucker returned last
night from business trip to Balti-
more and Washingt ton.
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Stony Creek Social News.
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STONY CREEK, VA, January 49,
The young people of the town have
been passing the time most pleasantly
in dancing and other entertainments.
The series of lectures proposed by
DR.. +. NJ. Edwards has excited the In
terest of all and are looked forward
to with great pleasure.
The services held at the Methodist
Church Sunday nights are attended by
Miss Janet Z. Freeman has received
most favorable comments.
Mrs. L. w. Stafford and her daugh-
ter and Misses Jennie and Mary Woody,
Woody and Mary Woody, OF North
of North Carolina, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. .T.#C. Stafford.
Mrs. v. Walden is still In New Jersey.
where she was called during the last
week In December on account of the
death OF her mother.
Miss Janet zane L eXp tSs
of this week.
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Notes from Galax.

Ell GALAX, VA, January 1s.-Prof. Harris
the Gnlax High School last Friday. IIu is
inspecting the high schools Of his district
before the State funds are npportioned.
swater-works, which 1t Is hoped to have In
oneraton soon. +
s Prof, Carr, principal of the High School,
Bis hopeful that Galnx Will get a summon
normal this year. The teachers OF this
5seoton will attend we'll, aid will be glad Il
ar! opportunity for school SO close at home.
Mr.. Il, L. Dickinson has been elected
president OF the Gnlax Fair Association.
Tho fair Will be the first week In September.
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Caroline Social News.

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& BOWLING GREEN, VA, January 1S.-Dr.
Edward F.. Butler spent several days this
week with his daughter. Miss BESSIE Butler,
who is at Rawlings Institute, Charlottesville,
Va
s. DR.. j. NJ. alcAlanaway is spending some
itimein North Carolina. where he Is holding
a meeting, "
Washington, where she viii spend some
time visiting relatives.
x Mrs. a. B, Chandler. Jr,, OF Richmond,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. "A. D, Chandler. al
Tho condition OF Mr., r. g.. Moncure, who
Is at a sanitorium near Bal timore. is not
favorable. E.sfN al
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Brian Social News.
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BRIAN, VA. January 1S.-Mr. g. p.
Ware Is improving somewhat from a
long illness at his home at Wares
Cross-Roads. = = =
sick for some time with typhoid fever,
sick for sometime with typhoid fever.
Is conyalescing slowly. She lis beine:
nu t,I,e by Mrs. Emily Williams.
3; Misses Lizzie and Josie Baker, the
popular teachers OF the Brian Graded
School, are boarding with Mrs. j. N.
Walker at Brian. - s. -
Mr.. NJ. 3: Isbell. Of Richmond. paid a
Tying VISIT to Brian Monday.
MI. p. NJ. Rhea. of Charlottesville,
was a t, Brian Tuesday. NJ I
Mr.. r: II. Harlow is out again, after
having been confined to the house for
Mr.. 8. e. Hiserman, Of Charlottes-
VILE, is at Brian for the present.
The young people of the nelglbor.
hood seem to have had such good
time Christmas they cannot stop, for
every night or two one hears OF q
up Is proof that all enjoy themselves.
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Hanover Social News.
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l ItOCI<YILLE, HANOVER COUNTY.
VA. January 1S.--AIrs. d Il, Cooke
continues extremely III,
ES Miss Rosnlind sutton, OF King ana
Queen county, has taken charge OF the
Mrs. VIC, Wiltshire, 4of iisa s. ~
tho bedside Of her mother.
4 Mrs. Il. "a. Flcye, of Goochland county
Visited relatives near here this week
Miss Gertrude Puryear Is quite sick
8sSS Alr.5and Mrs, Jack NuelSol s. and little
and relatlvea Gear here,
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chaperons. The young society set were

chaperons. The young society set were
all present.
Mrs. Mack Rucker entertained :, at
luncheon on Thursday Mrs. Pitt Tuck
er. Mrs. Edward Witt, Mrs. Ma Andrew
Rees. Miss Margaret Witt. Miss Fleda
tRucker and Miss Vixella Cunningham.
Mrs. Will Paxton had as her guests
for the week Miss Lucy Glasgow, of
Greenville. Va; Mr.. John Dillon. Of
Indian Rock, Va, and Mr.. GUSTS Cole
man, OF Bowling Green. Va.
Misses Louise Nreriwether and Caro-
line Hardwick have returned from
Wilmington. N. c.. where they were the
guests of Mrs. Cummins. A succession
OF lunck.ons. teas and dances were
given in their honor.
Mr.. Henry Elliott Is extremely Ill.
Mrs. George Morris, OF South River,
and Mrs. Pitt Tucker, OF Goshen, were
guests last WeekRof Miss Vixella Cun-
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Martinsville Social News.

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AfART1NSVILLE. VA, January Is
Rev. Robert Garland. OF Richmond.
Ing revival services at the Baptist
Church here this week. Mr.. Garland
is forceful and attractive. speaker,
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day evening. The first prize. five
pound box Of Lowney's, was won by
Miss Delma Newman. Elaborate .e-
Ireshments were served.
Mrs. t. S. Dunaway is visiting her
mother in Tappahannock. Va.
Mrs. G. w. Cofer. who has been very
sick. is now convalescent.
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Miss Emma v. Wheaton, OF Wheal-
ton Va. has concluded n stay with
Miss Ruth Brinkley on West Washing
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:. STAUNTON. VA. January 18-Mrs.
e. .. Goodall is visiting relatives in
Richmond.
Mr., and Mrs Thomas. n r,aa. 80
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
SIDE DOOR QUESTION Up.
Public .Serricc Board TO Settle i'd
7isabiIity an Subray Cars.

Shall the subway cars be equipped with SIDE
doors AT q loss of four seats but at a
gain of more speedy operation of the trains
through a more rapid loading and unloading
This is the question he brought UP before the
marlborough Rapid Transit Company and the
,uhIic at "A hearing order of the Pubic
service Commission requiring the company 10
show cause why 1t should not put side doors III
all the subway cars il now owns and have them
In all future rolling stock
Mr. Wilcox said the proposed order meant
p-ea. deal to the public well az to the COM
many. 1t would he Of great advantage 10 the
nrhyic II the benefits to be derived we're as
Great as st is declared they would be- he says
1, means great deal 10 the company on ac-
,ount Of the great expense involved. some hold
,ta. such doors would weaken the car as TO
make necessary practical reconstruction Ad-
d;t,onal platform men would also be required
The hearing on side doors viii be held as
-.s,,lt nj the suggestions Of Bion j. Arnold, an
.,g4neer who has been studying the question
y, increasing the efficiency of the subway, but
has not yet made his final report to the COM
mission.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
H. S. THOMPSON RESIGNS
To Qmt Department Of Puot'c
WOrks against 4hearns Wish.

Henry & Thompson. Commissioner of Pubhc
Works in the office of Borough President Ahearh
turned r his resignation yesterday 10 take eHect
on March !. Borough President Ahearn tried 10
induce him to withdraw 1t. but Mr. thompson
said that while he would stay in for perhaps a
week or two beyond March I. as an accommooa-
ton 10 tie Borough President, ne certainly "ouio
be out at an early day. He succeeded "liiiahi
Dalton VINO was removed by the Borough Presl-
dent His letter TO Mr.. Ahear1 was as follows
A. ,o,,- raouest last Nav 1 accepted the office
of Commission OF Public Works, with the unoeI-
standing that was to Teorgah1Se s 'ns s,nca then
have devoted ali my time 10 the accoinpIlsIln4iei
While the work ali times has reqnined ea the the
constant attention. have founo III, !. iGs b de-
teresting. believe can safely say tha' s,+ az ne
partmenI is well systenlatized aIid eIcte!,t t.
yourself and 10 the public, ask you 10 10 az
cept my resignation which hereoy 'enuef you 10
take effect March ]. 1905
After mailing his letter Commissioner Thompson
called on Mr. Ahearn.
Il am hopeful" said Borough President Ahearn
of Inducing Mr.. Thompson to withdraw his ress
nation. 1 have accepted 1t. ano ooh "ait
to Commissioner Thompson made an excellent
record when he Superintendent OF Buildings
in the Low administration. and he has made n
splendid record Commissioner of Public WORKS
since May last. There was sood oeai ior H'i"
n do and he has worked very hard and success
fuI,x l wish to say with emphasis that there mas
heen no friction between US. L believe that Mr.
Tbon7pson is quitting because he has got the work
of the department la good shape aud wants time
his affairs.
Rv some the resignation of MI. thompson was
attributed to dispIeasure the sudden removal
-h;s u,eak of John H Stewart. who has been acting
Super1utendent of Public Buildings and ohices
since William IL Walker removed from that
office last spring. Borough President Ahearn TINS
week removed Stewart and appointed in his place
as ect;nr s,perintendeut James 7. / DAILY. clerk
IN +,a bureau of which Mr Stewart was the acting
head.
Tan7rsnv district leaders said Yesterday that
Stewart was removed 70 make q place for FRANK
! C,ooduio who was removed as Deputy toInmis-
ciorer of Water Supply by Commissioner John h
n Rrien last fail The new place paws 800" z
,esr. and there is great deal of patronage con
nected with II.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
COURT AGAINST JACKSON.
Cannot Bring Suit to T0cate Charter
of Consolidated Gas Com pany,

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
t.,5oa down an opinion yesterday uphoidins the
refusal Of the Special Term to permit Attorney
,ra,eraI Jackson to bring an action against the
Consolidated Gas Company for an order Vacatins
- ovarte- The decision upheld by Justices
Patterson, Mclaughlin. Clarke and Scott. Justoe
TauFrlin dissented the ground that the Attorney
General was justified in his contention that there
-as evidence 10 show that the company In ac-
c,,frirg control of competing companies had Nio-
lated the anti-monopoly and stock corporation
laws. $3.50
Tue-ico Scott who wrote the opinion. held that
49,, Consolidation Of the lighting companies could
MT ne said to create monopoly lnasfnuch as
.bo Gold Is etiIl open II any other company that
IAN obtstn the necessary permits from the con-
e4ituted authorities. In the case OF the tonsoI'
7a-ed Gas Company II ia held that the production
cor raitber be limited prices increase because
both ~ those matters are in the control OF the
state.
~ tourhfns on the contention ot the Attorney
,-.rerar that the company has exercised illegal or
1.,sad franchises the justice says that matter Is
one for the city authorities and not the state 70
de+de
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
Mr. ETSTTS INDIGNANT
I;rrlu Tilt Betzceen P..S. COmm,s
sioner and President McGozcan.

. -o,,s- harmless tilt between President Nc
Coua, IF the Board of Aldermen and Public Ser
vice Commissioner Eustis eniivened the proceedings
at the session OF the Board of Estimate and Ap-
o-.,o,-nen- Yesterday. The subject under discus
sion was the practicability OF building the LeXng-
ton avenue subway without further delay
The Controller and Mayor maintain that the
,-oiec, ia TOO costly to begin at present unless
t. INITIAL csn he enlisted This view IL at
tackad bv the labor organizations. which demand
immediate action. President Polak OF the Associa-
tion Of Bronx Real Estate Brokers made formal
request for action
The Rev DR. Huntington. rector of Grace
church. appeared and vigorously opposed the ap-
o1-;rg of that portion o the subway route which
II was planned have pass under the church
structure Mr. Eustis declared that the SUBWAY
vonId not affect Grace Church, being thirty feet
below the surface.
C,.rousr Metz asked whether the Second and
7bi-d avenu. elevated railroads could not be
equipped with extra tracks Commissioner hus's
renIied that the railroad company dfd not nave a
srroIus amount of cash available. President Nc
cou-sn nrecpjtated the argument by commenting
You are much more soiicitous ABOUT raAroad
funds than about the citv's funds
.Tbat is not the case" replied Commissioner
Es,Is with heat .and there is no reason for draw
ing such conclusion.
.'I beg TO differ with you. commented President
MCGOWAN, with a smile
..you can differ just much As you please said
Commissioner Eustis- 1T is every ones privilege
to have his own opinion
Then the worthy commissioner can hardly blame
me for being guided by appearances" said Mr.
McC;owan.
Commissioner Eustis was all tho time waxing
more and mere indignant. You had better be
euided nv facts and by appearances he said
III that is the case, the commissioner will not
find fault with me il / do not accept all of his
statements as statements of fact.
"AlI of my statements here" said Commissioner
Eustis. ARE susceptible of proof. L have never
made statements TO you that could not be proven"
The resolution calling for action was referred TO
a committee consisting of the Controller, President
MCGOWAN and Borough Presidents Ahearn and
tia-en and an adjournment was taken until Feb
ruary IS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
TO TNDICT UHITNOfE-
Hudson Grand Jury Hears El1dence
IN Lam pbLack SCAMP MyStfry-

re Hudson County Grand jury IN Jersey 'llE
yesterday ordered the Indictment of Theooore =
v-5-r-o-- for the murder Of his wife Lena "i"s7
r.,de lo6v was found half submerged II poor IL
..srrrflacp swamp on the Harrison. n j neao-
,,r m no morning Of December 25- The state
erre-,- 70 have strong circumstantial case "hlie
.1s,s-,5s- s:r7psor. counsel for Whitnor7 Gays
, ,I move an slibi for his client and also mat
-4--,---,~e han m motive for the crime
Wen Eve witnesses had bee'l examined me Jui'S
r-..,-,-es .ha- they had heard sufficient evidence
7-.5 7l.ar the other witnesses could Dc eNouSt7u
Taz.e who testified were Patrick quinn VINO sa' >
-e .zz Whiru1ore in the Jersey '1ty feTIs iouS
ezrf- =, 4he morning Of the day me poot oI III
,rc---p MS discovered; Daniel ONefl'. VINO ilN"d
- ,t. ,ouss Al No c3s Adams street. brookIyh
v.-L ZE-hi,r,o-e who deposed that ne ie1t 'ie
4,rse x.-7v Christmas evening and dio not return
.sr .ra ,exr morning: Lizzie Handel. also known
. rfat~er who gave testimony regarding me
ss,-1r- bsrE account Of the dead woman. Nhlch
,7e- fs one or the alleged motives for the criie
ana F2es:rioe Schmitters sister CT the murderer
woman
zK-,-rs 80 rrare i-I-v was considering the pr1Tra
-.~ts asa ~ Ire state whit-nore was IN the re-
.-.s,- -eoro q the county jan conTersing WIN
-f= h-o4her Elias. The aroused man "ai''ec 10
be ,sue5 as 2 z-itness before the grand jury, but
iris request not granted
Uhituore's counsel said:
= snricira-e the Indictment Of Whitmore De
.al-e the investigation has been on the conNS'i"D
-, r. zzs vesponsihIe for the tragedy am
eorA6en+ q his scquittal and am prepared 10 90
frial e once