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Do Not BRANDENBURG THIRTEENTH YEAR. NO. IWf. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1899.-EIGHT PAGES. TWO CENTS ters. which have for their concomitant the M A Y B E W O R R E L L ’S B O D Y . BANKRUPTCY THE SUBJECT Involuntary petitions In bankruptcy.” RUMORS ARE SENSATIONAL INVOKED THE LAW’S All) Today’s session of the lawyers wilt be de­ Parents Have Come Frotn Jersey City Want a Loan? voted to miscellaneous business and the se­ to View Remains. AN ABLE ADDRESS BY E. C. lection of next year’s meeting place, which CAUSED BY THE ABSENCE OF The dead body which was washed ashore OWING TO HER HUSBAND’S Do Not BRANDENBURG. will likely be Detroit. Gov. Voorhees Is A YOUNG LAI)V. on Sunday near the Seventh avenue bath­ SHAMEFUL ABUSE. I h a v e expected to deliver an address. This even­ ing grounds may be that of Jacob Worrell, ing the members will partake of a big clam ' L e t t h e c h a n c e t o Says the Act in Its Entirety. Has She May Probabty Soon Return and 24 years of age, who was lost from a mud bake at “Scotties’ ” Neptune Heights. John B. Robbins Breaks HI h P r o m ­ / Mnch to Commend It, Bat Public Clear Up the Apparent M jsrery—W. scow on the night of July 9.' His shipmates LEAGUE BRIEFS. ise to Lov<», H o n o r a n d P r o te c t t h e own a home slip by. H ere is $ 1 , 0 0 0 $2,000 Criticism on Some Sections Are L. Naylor Claims He Has an Inter­ tried to rescue him ,. but proved unsuccess­ One of Altoona’s foremost and wealthiest ful in tho attempt. Woman He M arried—Placed Under In Part Just But Too Severe—Ex­ esting and Important Story to one. Two houses on one lot lawyers is J. L. Leisenring, a member of News of the finding of a body on the Heavy Bonds—Is Wife Beating Re- 1 . 5 0 0 3 . 0 0 0 tracts of the Address. T e ll. the executive committee. He has charge beach at Asbury Park came to the notice of comlug Epidemic? jn North* A sbury, in fine order Yesterday’s session of the Commercial of local corporate Interests and Is one of the Rumors of a Sensational ctuiracter are go­ the young man’s parents, who reside at John B. Robbins of this city was before 2 . 5 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 Law League was devoted to a discussion of league favorites. Since his accident his ing the rounds, caused by the absence from Jersey City, and yesterday Mr. and Mug. Justice Borden yesterday, charged by his and condition. Occupy the the Federal bankruptcy law, and ’ one of room has been thronged with Inquiring the city of Miss Lulu Dorsett. Itlssnid James Worrell came to this city in hopes of wife with assault. Mrs. Robbins set forth one; the rental from the othei the ablest Interpreters of the statute, E. C.*, friends. that she had an altercation with her identifying th eir lost son. in her complaint that at various times to loan on good security. It Brandenburg of the Department of Jus­ President E. J. Whitehead of the North mother last Friday, which resulted in her Tliey called upon Captain VanBrunt of since June 1 her husband, while under the sufficient to carry the invest­ tice at Washington, bankruptcy expert American Mercantile agency of New York, leaving home on Saturday. The presump­ the Deal Life Saving station, who | assisted influence of liquor, .has threatened to kill the amounts don’t suit they under Attorney-General Griggs, favored is one of the characters of the convention. tion is th a t she Is with friends in t he Quakeri * In hauling the body from the surf. The her. She further alleges that he has hurled ment. Price low and terms the lawyers with an able address on t^e He is an able lawyer, well liked and respect­ City, and will probably return when a captain gave a description of the clothing beer bottles and scale weights at her head; m ight be halved or increased. subject. ♦' ed by all. reconciliation is affected. worn by the drowned man, which convinced threatened to' cat her throat with a razor easy. Let- us give you par­ Hugo Kanzler of Muser Brothers, a large Among the numerous veterans in the Incidents which have transpired since the the parents that It certainly must be their or blow her brains out with a gun, and in Importing Arm of New York, and Freder­ Jeague is Col. S. H. Alleman, president of young lady left town have given rise to the j son. / other ways caused her to live in mortal t i c u l a r s . ick Parker of Freehold, local referee In the Sharpe & Alleman Collection company sensational features of the story. It is re’ The body. It will be. remembered was fear. bankruptcy, also spoke. A general dlscu% of Philadelphia. He Berved w ith distinc­ ported, upon good authority, tbat on Mon­ burled at Mt. Prospect cemetery, with ap­ A warrant was issued and Robbins D. C, C O V E R T slon followed, led by W . S. Blcksler of Den­ tion as colonel in a Pennsylvania regiment. day evening Mrs. Dorsett,' in company with propriate services, uhder the direction of was produced in court. He waived a hear­ ver, W. W. W atts of Louisville and H. D. Col. Jo. Lane Stern, one Jof the happiest William L. Naylor, a married man, who Mr. Bradley. Coroner H erbert will have ing and was compelled to furnish $1,000 bail MILAN ROSS AGENCY Spencer of Bloomington, 111. speech makers in the league, is a leading seemed much Interested In Miss Dorsett’s the body exhumed today and if the identi­ upon the charge of assault. Justice Borden 2 0 8 Bond Street ‘ The act was discussed In all its phases, civil lawyer and high in the social circles of disappearance, called upon Justice Borden fication proves complete the remains will be also required him to furnish a boud of f$500 208 Main Street and while, as a whole, it met with favor, Richmond, Va. He was colonel of a Vir­ at his Ocean Grove residence. transferred to Jersey City, where burial to keep the peace toward all good citizens of there were sections which were deemed 111 ginia regiment in the Franco-American They requested that a warrant be issued will take place in the family plot. the state atjd especially toward his wife. advised and prejudicial to both creditor and war. for the arrest of a prominent Asbury Park This b6nd further provided that he shall bankrupt. On motion a committee com­ business man, married, alleging that he E. H. Morphy of Morphy, Ewing & Gil­ MUSICAL FESTIVAL. not go near his wife or cause her any fur­ posed of E. K. Summerwell, New York; bert, a leading law firm of St. Paul, cut had skipped with the girl. In support of' ther annoyance. Monmouth Trust KEITH’S EXPRESS E. J. Crittenden, Toledo, Ohio; Frederick short his European trip to attend the con­ their supposition an eight page “lovy dovy” A Great Musical Feast Commences It looked at one time as if the defendant A N D ----- Parker, Freehold; Charles W. Lavers, vention. letter was submitted signed “L.” and ad­ ASBURY PA RK and OCEAN GBOVBS T u e sd a y , A u g u s t L. was not going to be able to secure a bonds­ Boston; Charles Martindale-, Indianapolis, Frederick L. Slddons, one of the members dressed to the girl. It was said that the Elaborate preparations are being made man, and that he would have to go to. the Hotel Brunswick, was appointed to report upon the discus­ of the prominent Washington • firm of Sid- business mau’s wife had been shown the for the musical festival commencing in the county jail. The justice had the commit­ Sale Deposit Company Railroad Depot and sion and make any recommendations which dons & Ralston, is one of the league’s letter and had practically admitted that it ment written, when a prominent hotel man {1214 Bangs Avenue. auditorium at Ocean Grove on Tuesday, might be deemed advisable, at the' next brightest lights. His firm were counsellors was her husband’s handwriting. was Induced to sign the $1,500 bail bonds JMoamoath Building, Asbury Park, IT. J. Principal Offloe 806 MAIN STREET August 1, by an array of musical talent convention to be held probably in Detroit. to Agoncillo, Agulnaltlo’s American envoy, Justice Borden at first refused to enter­ rarely heard In this vicinity. and Robbins was released. His treat­ Goods stored at reasonable rates, The address of Mr. Brandenburg was the during hiB abbreviated stay In this country. tain the complaint, but Naylor and Mrs. ment of his wife has caused considerable Telephone connection. Several noted artists have been engaged foremost speech of the day, of Interest to The representative of one of the foremost Dorsett persisted, and he finally said he CAPITAL, $100,000. P. O, Box 667, - - - - AflBtTBY PABK.' by Dr. J. E. Price, who has charge, of the comment among the neighbors and she has lawyer, merchant and mechanic alike. The Baltimore law firms is Col. Thos. S. Hodson would grant their request. This was Mon­ Summer School of Theology, prominent their sympathy.
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