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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05

The Ministerial Association met
this morning in regular session but
nothing Of public interest was done
The regular reports and a general dis
cussion of the work was made and the
NEE ting adjourneud without any sub
ject of importance having been
brought up.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.

The suits against the DioKe grocery
will likely be settled out Of court.
They amount to about 5000. The mat
ter has been fixed with the sheriff,
and the store is now open ana doing
business Is formerly.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05

There will be . meeting Of the
build ing committee of the Broadway
Methodist church tonight to hear the
report Of the subcommittee appointed
relative to the Indebtedness Of the
church and the means by which this
indebtedness can be settled.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05
Great Interest Being Taken in To-
morrow's Bout.
Ryan in Training-Joe ChoyinskI Expected
Tomorrow to Witness the
fight.
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS

The Kentucky will no doubt be
we'll filled tomorrow night with citi-
zens who desire to see good, clean
spsrring exhibition. 1t has been
some time since the sport held sway
here, but it promises to be rejuven-
ated with more promising prospects.
Australian Jimmy Ryan has fought
number of memorable battles,
winning the welterweight champion
ship from Mysterious Billy Smith,
the miidleweight championship of
the Pacific coast from Young Mitchell,
and defeating George Byers, who was
colored heavyweight champion at that
time.
Pearce has whipped Dan Creeden,
Jack Everhardt and Jack Moffett,
and others of this class.
Ryan has been matched TO box
Marvin Hart Of Louisville, who licked
"Kid" Carter of Brooklyn in nine
rounds of twenty-round contest at
Louisville Saturday night, and Jhoyn-
ski, who has already met Ryan four
times, wants to fight the winner of
tomorrow's contest. Should Ryan
win, it means two more matches for
him. The exhibition promises to be
fast and entertaining.
Joe Che ynski of California, WHO
put out AL weinig in the sixth round
at Louisville Friday, will arrive today
to witness the contest Of Ryan and
Pierce.
Saturdays baseball results were:
American Association: st. Paul Q,
indianapolis 8; Columbus 4, Kansas
City o; Milwaukee 2, Toledo 1.
NaionAl League; Pittsburg 8, st.
Louis 5; Chicago 6, Cincinnati 0.
American League: Boston 10, Bal
timore /; Philadelphia 0, Washington
8; Detroit s, Cleveland 8; st. Louis 8.
Chicago 8.
Sundays baseball results were:
National League: Chicago st.
Louis, rain; Pittsburg IL, Cincinnati
Q.
American League; st. Louis. Chi.
cago. rain; Cleveland 2. Detroit 1.
Alan-a-Dale won the Kentucky
Derby by a neck Saturday, with In.
ventor second and The Rival third;
time, 2:os 3-4.
A live bird shoot will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the Paducah Gun
Clubs grounds in La Belle park be-
tween six crack shots of Paducah for
purse of $3.50. 1t is understood that
the contestants will be Messrs. Nose
and Ben Starr, Henry Boyer, II. @.
Bronough, Hal Walters and DIR. W. L.
Hansbro.
The Paducah baseball club met de-
feat at Golconda yesterday by score
of to Z. The team representing Pa
ducah was not the big team, but a
junior organization, but carrying
Hedges, pitcher for the regular team.
Hedges did the box work for the first
three innings and then quit. The
Golconda boys hit the substituted
pitcher freely, and the Paducah boys,
handicapped by having no left fielder
or short stop, lost the game.
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN. 6
New York, May 5-There is much
concern felt over the case Of Archbish.
op Corrigan, as DR.. Reyes, the at
tending physician. announced tonight,
after his visit to the bedside of the
prelate. that his condition Ia still dan
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05
The Jury ImpaneIed in Circuit Court
this Morning.
Many Cases Of a Minor Nature Dis
posed of by Judge Sanders
this Morning,
FEW MATTERS IN COUNTY COURT
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
The jury was impaneled in circuit
court this morning for the civil term,
and the trial of the more important
cases will be taken up at once.
The jury is; o. Bidwell, f. N.
Gardner, ST., S. NJ. Ware, F. Kirch-
off, Ben Lanier, j. S. Hunt, t. N.
Fenwick, L W. Boswell, Ury Will
kins, Han Keithley, @. L. Brunson,
II. O. Hartley, f. II. Hummel, W. A.
Mooney, W. J. Miller, I. L. Haddock,
d. b. Sherrer, Frank B. May, P. N.
Lally, j. II. Massie, ]. ". Orr, R. W.
Jacob, Y. ID. Rouse, Joe Feast.
In the case of Samuel Graham
against ". L. Bryan the commission
er made deed to Mrs. o. f. Bryan
and case was stricken from the docket.
Henry Williams was divorced from
Dora Williams.
In the case of Morrison against Hus-
bands the regular judge could not pre-
side, and Hon. ". NJ Reed was elect
ed to fill the judicial chair during the
trial of the case,
POLICE COURT.
Judge Sanders had a big docket
today, but most of the cases were
plain DRINKS.
Howard Parks, Tom Clark, Henry
Fisher, Edward Adams and Jim AL
Ian, white; and Will Tate, colored,
were all fined for 81 and costs for
plain DRINKS.
Tom Ross, white, for drunk and
disofderly, was fined 20 and costs.
The case against Richard Milligan.
colored, for striking his wife, was left
open, after the evidence had been par
TALLY heard.
Eph Pevine. colored. changed with
having fought his wife, was arraigned
and the warrant dismissed.
Chas Johnson, white, who struck
H. Rittoff, Second street merchant,
over the head with . bottle Saturday,
was fined $40 and costs for his fun.
Jim Allen, white, was fined 81 and
costs for drunk.
John Darnell, an employe Of the
Lally grocery, who struck o negro
woman for disputing his word. was
fined % and costs for breach of the
peace.
Ernest Davis, white, who struck
Officer Gou rieux's boy, was arraigned
for breach of the peace, and the case
continued.
Lewis Bass, colored, was fined IS
and costs for drunk and disorderly.
Robert Tidwell, white, who lives on
a shanty boat at the incline, was ar
raigned for . breach of the peace, and
the case continued.
Eddie Hobbs and Katie Powell, COL
ored were fined $40 and costs for i'm
morality.
H. McClops and Susie Graham were
fined SEQ and costs for immortality.
The case against Joe and Maude
Ellsworth, colored, for immortality and
for running a disorderly house, were
continued until tomorrow.
Dona Jones, oolored, was fined 50
and costs for drank AID disorderly.
William johnson, white, was ar
raigned on charge of being a COM
mon gambler, and the case continued
and the defendant placed under a
$3.50 bond, which he failed to give.
The disorderly conduct case against
Fred Berry was dismissed.
Terry Cook, colored, who cut Nora
Hudson Saturday night, was arraigned
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05
SUSPENSION OF
SECURITIES COMPANY.

New York, May 5.--Deveiopments
Of the latter half OF last week in Wall
street. in connection with stocks Of
the Dominion Securities Company
Rutland railroad company and the
Haokensack Meadows company, result
ed today in the announcement in rapid
succession Of suspension Of stock ex-
change brokerage houses. The first
firm to declare inability to meet obi.
cations was Offenbaoh and Moore,
followed by Henry Bros, and Lock.
wood. Hurd and Co
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05
FORMER LEGISLATOR DEAD

Maysville. May .. -Dudley A. Pol.
lit. ex.legislator from Lewis county,
died yesterday ct his home in roles
boro.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05
EVANS REPORTED SUCCESSFUL

EVANS hEfOhTED suCCESSfuL-
Lexington, May 5-Reliable sdvicas
received from Washington today are
that II. CLAY ns,will be the next
postmaster. II is said that he has been
selected, thus winning his contest
with Captain Howard for the office.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05

A live bird shoot will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the Paducah Gun
Clubs grounds in La Belle park be-
tween six crack shots of Paducah for
purse of $3.50. 1t is understood that
the contestants will be Messrs Nose
and Ben Starr, Henry Boyer, II. @.
Bronough, Hal Walters and DIR. W. L.
Hansbro.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05

Joe Che ynski of California, wto
put out AL weinig in the sixth round
at Louisville Friday, will arrive today
to witness the contest Of Ryan and
Pierce. -
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-05

Alan-a-Dale won the Kentucky
Derby by neck Saturday, with In
ventor second and The Rival third;
time, 2:0S "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
.MARCONI
COMPANY
$40, 000,0 Corpora
ton to Be Organized

NEW york, March i5.--It is an
nounced on Wall street here today
that "a company 10 promote tho Mar
conl wireless system Of telegraphy
for commercial uses viii be organ
lied within the next few days under
tho laws Of New Jersey
Tho capital stock viii be fixed at
SO o00. 900. a large portion Of which
win be tioatcd b. popular Huhhcrip-
tion. the public being given an open
opportunity 90 invest Marconi. Ia
an Interview regarding the project,
says the experiments recently made
have tended only 20 CONFIRM his pre-
Vipus theories.
n has developed that the Nantuck-
et iiEhtHhip experiment Was attuucd
Co the same pitch na that operated
on the CuuHrder which attempted %
communicate with the EtFuria, thus
setting al rest the published assrr-
ton that for commercial purposes
the invention might prove valueisna,
privacy being Impossible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
THE SHIPS
THAT SAIL
Newsy Notes OF the Harbor
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The steamer Nome city sailed Tor
ValdeH and Illiamna at o'clock this
afternoon. She carried "A fair pas
senEcr list ana IA general cargo.
The steamer Dirigo OF the Alaska
Steamship Co. sails for the North a.
o'clock tonight. She Will take up a
few passengers and fun cargo Of
general freight.
The steamer city % Puebla N the
Pacific Coast Co.'S line n expected 10
arrive here between 4 and g o'clock
this afternoon from San Francisco.
The British bark Penrhyn Castle
sails from the sound tomorrow or
Monday with cargo OF -four, corn
and canned goods, bound for South
Africa.
The steamer Dolphin ~ the Alaska
Steamship co. ia expected here some
time today from the North.
The steamer Meteor - the Globe
Navigation Co left Ean Francisco
today. bound for Seattle
The collier Ploiades arrived IN San
Francisco today from Seattle.
The bark Pax has sailed from Port
land for the dry dock NJ Quarter
master harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
PLASTERERS
STANDING PAT
Teamsiers viii Not Strike as Body
Situation Today

The members Of the plasterrrs
union met at the hall OF the Western
Central Labor Union this morning
and after quite lengthy session. re.
solved TO stand nrmly upon their de-
mand for Sc per day.
Theer is nothing new In the other
disturbed lines. At the meeting 81
the executive committee OF tbs
Building Trades Council last night
the action OF the Master Builders
was a subject OF gossip. but no ac-
ton was taken regarding IL. Mon
day ia not expected TO bring any
change IN the labor situation. IL IL
claimed by the labor leaders that the
builders uitimafum has fallen nat.
and will accomplish nothing.
The Draymen's Association having
announced that it's members con-
slider individual applications OF
teamsters for a raise IN wages. the
teAmsters' union has decided 20 take
no action as body untf the result
Of individual negotiations can be as
certained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15

DIVORCES
Parties Unable or Unwilling
10 Give Reasons Therefor

Judge Grimm granted legal release
from CALLING matrimonial chains 20
several good looking blonde ladies'
today
Mary y. Dennis. wife Of ]. II. Dcu-
mis-, claims agent Of the city OF Be-
attic. presented "A peculiar case. She
testified that she and her husband
had never qunrreled but that some
thing over a year ago he told her
that he could not i've with her long
cr and that he had given her some
property ana money ana since lived
apart from her.
She said she did not want him 20
leave her. but had made no efrort 10
get him back. Frank Grifnth, for
the state, questioned her closely and
the court took "a hand in the exam
ination. but neither could elicit any
explanation.
He couidn't Tell Either
Then Corporation Counsel win ~
Humphrey went on the stand and
testified that he was an intimate
friend ~ both parties, having known
them FOR years. lie said ho had not
been able 60 learn from Mr.. Dennis
" hat the trouble wnn, though that
gentleman had stated that he and
ms wiz HFNfF NhA a fNNHH RHANH UAA
something had come up that made u
impossible FOR them 20 live together
longer Mr. Dennis had further faid
that the fault was his own. but
would give no explanation. They
were married IN 1881
f.. ~ Wheeler, attorney for Mrs.
Dennis. said she had no property de-
mnndH 60 make ~ any kind. but
Judge Grimm ordered the decree 20
Include provision for the payment
~ 81 a month 10 Mrr. Dennis for the
support ~ tho two children, who are
living With her.
Helen s. Allen was htiired wholly
ia black. including a black hat sur
mounted by two deceased biackhirds.
whose bcad.likc eyes EliHtcned at
spectators as cuuuinFly as they
might have done IN lie when their
owners were digging up eeed corn.
I've Methsrs-iR-LSw
Mra. Alien testified that she mar.
married Ire n Alien ~ Chicago IN
November. 1898. They lived alter
nAteiy p4th her mother and his
mother until elk years ago today,
March rs, 1895. when her mother. with
"a HON they had been living for a
long time. asked Mr.. Allen 10 pay
some hoard. He said he couldn't ar
ford n. though his wife says he had
I8op At the time.
However. Mr.. Allen became 70 In
dlEnRnt over this presumptuouH out
break b. hin mother n.iaw that he
abandoned the entire family and
went 10 -. Louis. To Chicago peo-
pie this looked ike extreme denpcrA-
ton and the once loving pair have
never been reunited.
Mary =. Aud was divorced from
Isaac Aud. lie was charged with
adultery with her fathers step
daughter. and extreme cruelty to-
ward hin wife
Judge T'aiimhn divorced Ethelyn
NJ Blakey from Henry Biakey on
the twin grounds 81 cruelty and non
support
Harry Gooby has applied for a a.
vorce from Mary gooby on the
ground ~ deHsrti9u They have one
child. which he wants 20 keep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
Dickens Recital

A literary and musical treat win be
given by the pupils % Mae Elizabeth
Stevens. assisted by local musical
talent, Tuesday evening. March ~.
IN the United Presbyterian church.
corner ~ Sixth avenue and Seneca
street There viii be no admission.
a collection win be taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
WAITING FOR
new COUNCIL
tuesday Win Probably See the
Gambling Games Open

No change Il noted today In the
gambling situation. Neither side lie
saying anything relative 20 the
agreement which WAS practically
reached yesterday. outside the chief
gamblers. the smaller fry are watch
Ing developments with an air OF ex-
peChncy. They are IN a way hope
fui Of going 20 work by Monday night
or Tuesday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
GR0CERS TO MEET

Tho members ~ tho Seattle Retail
orocerH' association, Inc. are here
by requested 90 be present az Gro
GERS hall, % Hinckley block. on mex,
Monday evening at O'Clock. 10 dis
cus8 the strike question and other
very important business that Affects
every member of the association.
GEO v. WILKES. President.
GARRETT w. O'NEfL, Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
A PRETTY SURPRISE

Home camp degree team. Woo
men Of the world, and lie frk.s
gave a surprise this week 10 xr III
Mrs. Ed Melton at their resissz
ZIG Twentieth avenue. The sYstu
was pleasantly spent, and durirr {
intermission In the festivities has
some silver fruit dish was prsssrss
TO Mrs. Melton by members 9, d
degree team. The names q. u
members were engraved On i
token.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
CONGRESS-

WARRINGTON. March 1.-THE
nomination ~ Capt. Cruwniuahirid
TO be rear admiral was sent 90 tho
senate today. The house committee
on foreign affairs continued work on
the Mitchell Kahn Chinese c1rlu-
sion BIN The committee rxbccta "a
report the bin next week
Bids were opened today by the hu-
renu u yards and docks ~ the navy
department for the construction of
n large building 20 Boz used ne shops
for steam engineering at the naval
station az AIE!ers. la. The atruc-
turc will cost IN the nelRhborhood
OF Gts 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
FOUND BOOK
OF TICKETS
Belonging 10 n. D. Tupper-so
Other Trace OF Drowned Couple

Untl O'Clock yesterday afternoon
search Was continued for the bodies
% Aias Roxy White and II. u. Tup-
per. tho young couple that was
drowned last sunday IN Lake wash
inEton. About I o'clock yesterday
tho rearchers picked up n book OF
street car tickets which had been
washed ashore az Meydcnbauer bay.
II has since been Identified as hAv-
ing belonged 90 Mr.. Topper.
II II alao stated that one q tho men
Who helped drag the boat ashore last
Sunday says that when he first "a "
II u was overturned and fully three
quarters Of mile from the shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
BONNIE doom

scotchmen u Seattle have oru,
lied and Incorporated the csleeSse
club. The club VIII meet The sesn
and fourth Saturday evsninr /,
each month 81 Eiks' hail, calral
block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
SKELETON

SAN FRANCISCO. March ia
human skeleton was unearthcd d.
Second and Minna streets today IN
ercavatlng for new building II
had evidently been buried many
years There Is no means for an
Identification.
-s-=~==sf=---
THE PEOPLE read the star: II
you advertise your wants IN IL you'll
gct their business
Reichsrt Bros. pianos, ITO Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
ALL CAMP

TACOMA. March 1.-THE Rspub-
liran convention thia morning was a
very tame affalr and occupied but
ono hour IN itH entire session. The
Campbell ticket went through with
out q change and without opposition
In lie platform the party pledges the
Campbell administration 10 build the
much discussed t5s. 900 bridge across
the tide fats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
Last Edition
q O'Clock 10. nI.
ALMOST
A MURDER
Clearing Up Mystery OF Pal
mer House Assault Case

The nssaliants Of Angus Cameron,
the Palmer house guest who was
hlugged and robbed ia his sleep early
Thursday morning, have been run 60
earth BY Detectives Lane and Adams.
Two Of the men Mccain, altaa
johnson. known IN the 1cndcrl0in a.
Jumbo" a concert hail dancer, and
Curtis Grimm. beliboy al the Palmer
are now IN jail. The third. Charles
stanehfield. who committed the act
ual assault. IL Htiil al large, but Is
supposed 20 be sim IN the city, and
Il u not thought that he can escape.
Tho story has not been given out
at the police station for some reason,
but u was tipped on 10 Star re-
porter this afternoon by a hhhituv
90 tho Tcndcrioin who knows all the
parties and has been IN cionc touch
with the situation ever since the
morning after the crime.
Detectives lane and Adams were
detailed upon the ease Thursday
morning, and their active pursuit. of
the tran has kept certain elements
below ths line iu a uuttnf ever since.
A. reault Of their efforts Grimm was
arrested last at II o'clock aud Mc-
Cain. or Jumbo al 1880.
The STORY 90 the crime has leaked
out among the friends 81 the particl-
pants on tho renderloln and the fol-
lowing details may be regarded as
approximately correct.
story Of the Crime
when Cameron came 60 the Pal.
msr house on "wednesday no was
hrst assigned by the clerk % room
No. 81 The lock was found 20 be
ID n s.
Tvlf changed 90 No. a. la the mean
time the boys. learning that he had
money, determined 90 ron him, aud
Grimm had the lock repaired on the
door Of No. g. The reason 81 this
" as that they could get into a. from
g. a. Jumbo" and Indian joe
UreEE ronmcd Ia ga Grimm managed
by Some means 60 got Cameron back
into O..
cssis Not Get chisroierm
II was intended In the first place
O. chl1fufnrm Cameron, but on nr-
count 81 their youth the boys were
unable 20 get the drug grimm then
wanted 20 back down. hut McCatn
was determined 60 have the money.
and u was then that stanchneld WAS
brought lutn thr deal tsyiHu fr-
fused 90 take part ~ any violence.
but Mccain and sthprhnsld entered
Cameron room. the latter armed
With baseball bat. which 30 got
from Indian loeH room Joe had
nothing 60 DO with the anair. Cam
eron waa asleep with his money un-
ded his pillow sthurhaeid atrurk
him tNo blows upon the head with
the BAT and lAkinE thn money. eft
MIN Tor dead. Grimm had no part in
The assault. bat received g. FOR bis
services a. stall The next day jun
D. moved go the Hlrhcllru hotel
Adams Hud Lane follow "a ihv case
increasingly for two days ard uiFhtn
and it WAH through leaks from assoc
ciatrs ~ the young nrnundreia that
they wers enabled Go pick the ripht
men. Three arrests were nrst made
81 men who had nothing to do with
tho case but knew "a good deal about
ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
QUARANTINE

TACOMA. March is.--The asylum
at Steilacoom Is stlu under quaran-
tine. There are now IS mild cases Of
smallpox In the detention hospital.
but none % them are in any wise
dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
JONES ILL

Los ANGELES. Cal. March is.-
Major Jones. the famous indcpond-
ont party politician. known far and
vide "a Golden Rule" Jones. the
mayor ~ Toledo ohio. who 10 billed
for many lectures on the Coast. la
seriously il at Long Beach and r.
not expected 20 live. An his engage
mentH have been cancelled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
BLOWS UP

COLUMBUS. Kans, March is-
Two ~ the magazines Of the powder
mills four miles north Of this city
blew up NJ noon today. Eight men
were employed IN one building. The
loaa nf lie. n any. la not yet known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
Fiye-here Tracts $50

25 minutes ride to Seattle. Easy
terms. G. w. Dunlap. 50 Unton
block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK.
AND TRUST COMPANY
Cor, Second ave. and Madison St
Capital stock $500. 0O0 -Four per cent
interest paid on deposits. Deposits
800 upward received. James A..
Murray, Pres. j. +, Gleason, Vice
Pres: w. V. Lawlor, Cashier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-15
LICENSES TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued r. a. Martin.
aged ~, and Catherine Kesterson.
aged 70. both OF Seattle. Frank O..
Edwards. 30. and Jennie Mcdonald.
30. both OF Garden Valley. Idaho.
John Norton. who was under ar
rest for using counterfeit nlckcls 10
work slot machines was discharged
this afternoon by United states
Commissioner KIefcr