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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
Randolph Continued.

! Miss Mabel Sault is in Ludlow for q
week or ten days, going Monday.
Rev: g. Q. Howe is to supply the Congl
ehurch IN Rochester next Sunday.
o. b. Copeland made business trim m
New York Monday, returning Yesterday.
Mrs. Elmer Walbridge of Rochester \
H. is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. n II
Joslyn. H.
Miss Marcella Kendall, who lives at w
Is. Wall, $. is at her home in STAFFORD for
two weeks. ioi
The W. c. T. Z. will hold its next meet
ing Friday afternoon at O'Clock with
Mrs. VIM. Bass.
Mrs Soper Briggs is home from a sva
w,,eeks, stay in Boston, Brockton and
Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Clara Parkhurst went TO Wasbing-
ton TINS morning to see her son, who is in
very feeble health. IN
Misses Mary ellison and Bessie Sba,or5
ot Bethel have been recent guests of NIiss
Ninnifred Chadwick.
Mrs. +. W. Howe, the guest for n Vael,
OF her brother, II. c. Soper, has gone hacL
70 Notthneld, leaving Tuesday.
Dr, and Mrs. II. II. MeIntyre were in
romlret over Sunday, and II. w. McIn-
Tyre Is spending the week there.
me Emerson mill will continue to rup
.of the present on the nine hour dav es-
"a during the absence of electric
lights. si90'iie
Ihe Nermontern for November has n
lWo-page article in memoriam ~ the Ista
Ool. X. J. kimball with a fine haiti
GUY o. one whom it calls "a most LOYAL
ana honored citizen Of Vermont
b. +. Rickers shipment Monday
amounted TO $50 calves, $50 hogs. 125 cattle
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05

Mems Overcoats. Med.
lum length or long coats
black and gray. Long,
double breasted fancy
belt coats.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
Auction Sale,

Auction of the Squire Bowen home farm
and personal property on the premises
Tuesday, Nov. IL, at 10 a. m. sharp. Farm
contains about 220 acres. Certainly $500
cords wood; only q miles from Randolph
on river road. If not the best farm i'm
Bethel il is certainly one Of tine three best.
WIZ also sell live stock, l pr. 4-year-old
oxen, Is cows, horses, l yearling bull. 3
yearling heifers, hogs and farming tools.
including lumber wagon, / pr. trucks,
dump cart, light lumber wagon, express
wagon, top buggy, pr driving harnesses,
pr. work harnesses, manure spreader, en-
sllage cutter, traverse sleigh, 2-horse seed
sower, 900 tin sap buckets, evaporator, 8
sap holders; also crops, including about 30
tons OF hay, l25 bushels oats. a quantity of
straw, about 90 tons ensilage, 80 bushels
potatoes; also household furniture, bed.
bedding, crockery, glassware and stoves,
also one horse shed at the Christian
church at Randolph, and numerous other
articles such as chains, bars, axes. shovels.
etc. RoRFpT NopTR ~
B. c. Rogers, Auctioneer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05

Subject of the weeks lesson at the
Christian church will be ''The New YORK
! Election Sermon, .sZealous for God"
Subject OF Rev. George +. Ladd's ser
mon Sunday morning at the Cong
church, "Some Things TO be Held Fast
The ladies Of the NJ. r. church viii hold
a sale Of useful and fancy articles in the
church parlors this Thursday afternoon
and evening. In connection with the sale,
hash supper will be served from 8 O'Clock
on. All are invited.
At. st. Johns church next Sunday there
will be morning service and sermon al
1890 O'Clock. There will be celebration
Of the Holy Communion. All are cordially
welcomed. It is expected that the Right
Rev. A. q. A. Hall, bishop Of Vermont,
will visit Randolph Sunday, Nov IS.
Further notice viii be given later.
The Childrens Mission circle Of the
Cong church will give an entertainment
at the vestry Friday evening at 1880
There will be Rotations, music and other
exercises by the children. Some Of them
will be in costume representing children
Of other lands. A collection viii be taken
for the mission fund. All are invited.
A club for Bible study with twenty-six
members has been formed in the Congl
church, under the leadership OF the pas
tor. They will study the Social and Eth
deal Teaching Of Jesus" The course pro-
vides for a certain amount OF work to be
done each day by each member, and for a
meeting OF the club once in two weeks.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Cong'l church elected the following ofiic-
ers last Sunday evening President, Mss
Alice Woodward; vice president, Miss
Bertha Rowell; recording secretary, Miss
Fannie Prince; corresponding secretary,
Miss Ethel Newton; treasurer, Mrs. +. A.
Thomas; pianist, Miss Alice Woodward.
Chairmen Of committees Lookout, Mrs.
+. +. Prichard; prayer meeting. +. 4.
Prchard; social, Miss Mary Tew ksbury;
Mrs. G.. +. Ladd flower, Miss
Bertha Rowell.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
MapIehurst,

Messrs. A. ID. Gilley of Boston, Mass.
and q. l.. Bidwell of Hartford, Conn.,, have
purchased, through A. b. Cushman's
agency, tract Of land on Maple street and
have subdivided it into building lots OF
desirable size and named it Maplehurst.
This should be good news to the people of
Randolph as never has this town seen such
scarcity of desirable tenements as at the
present time.
The above named gentlemen are offering
the lots to purchasers at auction, and on
very reasonable terms. As the property is
the very best to be found in Randolph, it
should find many ready buyers. As an in
vestment 1t can be considered gilt-edged,
as lots purchased now cannot help increas-
ing in value
II viii certainly pay anyone to attend the
sales held every afternoon this week at
2'3O p. m. Lots are plainly marked with a
neatly painted marker at each corner so
that purchasers can see plainly what they
are buying.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
WANTED FOR SALE, ETC.

Pigs for sale. p. ID. CHATFIELD.
Drew sells whifietrees and neckyokes.
For sALE:-Good big work horse. In
quire at this Office.
/ WAyTED:-P Place as nurse or TO keep
house. Box PA, Randolph.
Ar. Campbell Of Clsremont, \. H., a
sewing machine expert, is in town.
For SALE Shropshire buck.
2w ZENo I. PAGE, Randolph.
shall be in Randolph Nov. and :.
/ DIR. GEO. II. SPILLER, Optician.
| To RFNT:-Tenement Paint shop.
Mrs. G. +. CUsHMAN.
Chester white shoats for sale.
r. II. CHAMBERLTN.
For Thoroughbred Shropshire
/ sheep. DIR. +. A. EATON.
swift's Poultry Food, cracked bone
and meat. +. ~ JERD.
Venison IN stock at F. n. Jerd's market
from Sc. 10 zoe. a pound.
WANTED:-To buy traverse sleigh. Ad-
! dress A. G. YAUYEY, Randolph.
BIZ. Kicker will pay &c. for hens and
chickens taken in Saturday afternoon.
WANTED Capable woman for house,
keeper. 2w PETER PARIzo, Chelsea.
VIII CLIP uDIHtb hAAFfAbbiE AZ liz
Scott's barn. W ELMER MONTGOMERY.
FoR sALE:-A small quantity husked
cornfodder at my house. MM. II. DUBOIS.
Came to me Oct. 9th, fox hound with
collar but no name.
f. NJ. AMsDEN, Brookfield.
We are prepared to do custom butcher
ing, pickle hams, make sausage etc.
f. \. JERD.
/ want to buy new milch cows or those
coming in soon, fat cattle and Gamer cat
tie. II q. e. HATCH.
Go to e. w. Proper, Dudley St., for car
rage and sleigh repairing, saw filing, etc.
All work guaranteed. II
Seth II. King is prepared to do butcher
ing at his slaughter house. VIII buy
old horses and calves.
Tenement to rent; one mile from Ram
dolph Center, y miles from Randolph, on
stage road. 2w II. NJ. ROBINSON.
FOR sALE:--Cheap, parlor heating stove,
burns wood or coal, two extension tables
and large Diamond churn. He. ALLEN.
Now is the time to get your carpets
cleaned. Family washings taken now at
SIC. per pound. Randolph Steam Laundry.
have several yearling and two-year-
old heiiers which will sell in halves or
quarters; will kill as ordered.
WANTED "A solicitor to do some work /
for me in each town in Washington coun- |
ty. One having had experience in insur-
ance preferred. Address
4w Box 1856, Hartford, Conn.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
Easy Terms until Paid for.

We have thirty-two upright pianos that
have been rented from six months to three
priees raneing from sloo S125 siso i1e &
1880, s225 and $3.50. They are all war
ranted for ten years and include stool and
scarf. The makes include the Jewett,
Jacob DOLL Wegman, Haines q Co., Ster-
ling, Brewster, Gramer, McKannon
Bros. q Co., and several other makes. This
IS our 18th annual sale of slightly used
pianos, and they are bargains. Write for
description of styles, which will be sent
free to any address.
McKANNoN BROTHERS & Co., 40 Church
St., Burlington, VT. 4w
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
Church Notes.

Key. George H. Watt will preach at tn,
baptist church next Sunday morning.
Union service will be held in the Chris.
tlan church, sermon by Rev f. g. Rainey
he subject of the Christian Science BIZ
6le lesson for next Sunday is "MortaIs and
lmmortals."
The Ladies' Aid Of the Christian church
wlli meet next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. w. F. Edison. -
The Ladies society OF the Baptist church
VIII meet next week Thursday afternoor
With Mrs. w. B. Wall.
The ladies Of the Christian church will
serve boiled dinner and hash sumner In
kdson's hall next Tuesday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
Real Estate Boom.

| crowd of something like a hundred
people assembled yesterday afternoon at
"Maplehurst,' as the tract Of land OF
Maple street, just cut up into streets and
building lots by the Eastern Land COM
pany, has been named. II was the first
day OF the auction of the lots, and Bid
well and Gilley, the proprietors. sold
twelve of the thirty into which they had
carved that fine level piece of land,
The lots are all 100 feet deep but vary in
size across the front from 80 feet up. and
prices ranged from $50 to s145. The total
sales amounted TO about $3.50. or equal to
what Bidwell q Gilley paid for the whole
tract a lew weeks ago. The purchasers
were j. W. Tilson, Thomas Carr (2), A. b.
Cushman, K. $. Abbott (4), Hudson
Bailey, Mrs. j. X. Spicer and Mrs. L. j.
Blakely. The remaining Is lots will be
closed out today or tomorrow.
10 attract the crowds coupon tickets
were given away and on the presentation
OF coupons at the grounds gifts consisting
OF silver tea sets, cracker Jars, toilet sets.
clocks, shaving sets, thermometer. etc.
were given to those fortunate enough TO
draw lucky numbers
Mr.. Bidwell makes this his line of busi-
ness aud has conducted similar sales an
over the country. Mr.. Gilley, formerly a
leading Barre merchant, has been assoc
ciated with him since last spring. 4. +.
Connors is their assistant The firm has
this year sold 70 lots in Hardwick and
over 400 IN Barre, and has work enough
LAID out to occupy all next summer. They
speak very highly Of Randolph, pronoun-
eng It the most delightful residential
town they have visited in the East
especially attractive to investors on ac.
count Of the low rate OF taxation and The
low rates for splendid water and electric
lights.
Many OF the purchasers OF the Maple-
hurst sites intend 10 build upon them in
the near future, which will make this
venture of the Eastern,land company an
excellent scheme for the village as wei
as the land agents.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
Another Auction,

More goods from the ALLEN STORE will
be sold at auction next SATURDAY EVEN
ING at library rooms in Dubois & Gays
blOCk
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
House Cleaning

Is going on. We sell Carpets
Draperies, Curtains. Rugs, Oil
Cloth and Carpet Sweepers. No
harm to look them over and ge,
our prices. II may save you dollars
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23
Red Men Elect Officers.

NAY, a. W" council meeting of Ponca
! ''e An. III held last Wednes.
uay n,snN the following officers
were elec, ,.tl for the ensuing term
W ' s'N G .'"n'", Prophet, c j, Fin
Senior Sycamore, Dor;d eva
wood; Junior Sagan, 'nno ~ conn,,o
Har.zell; Chief or Rev. T ,o', =
Armstrong; Keeper of w. ,V,,' ''n'ra'
Will Armstrong; TRUSTEE a"' b'" ~
West: Delegate to Great c., ,,,,o -
G. J. Finger; Tribal Phys'";nH;oo,mi'
DR.. J. l.. Watts. These otlE, '"n 49,,
will be installed at the first reg"
lar meeting in January.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23

Mr.. Tom Ball, the McKavett
ranchman and breeder of fine
IIerefords, is at home for the
holidays.
Burnt wood in novel form
makes acceptable Christmas pres
ents Look at those hand made
ones Mt Lee Wilson Drug Co.'S.
Miss Louise Fentress, Of Mem
phls, Tenn, came in on Friday 5
train on short visit to Mrs. +.
l.. McAlpine.
Music Books ut Aliens
The Local Freight office will he
closed all day Friday Dec. %.
Agent f. f. Skinner has invited
the Press man to take Christmas
dinner with him.
To Merchants:
We are now Offering 20 pieces
chinaware with every case Cero'
Fruto at $40 case of 36 pack
ages. Special deal in . case lots
Taylor IL Johnson,
There have been no further de-
velopmcnts in the burglary cases
in which Harper II Crow and l.
Schwartz IL Co. suffered pecuniarl
losses one night last week.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23
RaIston PurIna Foods.

RaIston Breakfast Food, Rails
ton Barley Food, Ralston Health
Oats, Ralston Grits, Ralston Korn-
kins, Ralston Health Crisps, Rails
ton Cereal Coffee, Ralston Bak-
ing Powder, Ralston Health Celia
tine, Purina Cocoa, Parma Pan
kake Flour, Purina Entire Wheat
Flour, Purina Pankake Syrup.
All fresh goods in attractive
Checkerboard packages at Tay.
lOr Il Johnson.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23

Miss Mamie jefferson moved to
the Landon hotel Saturday.
There are some improvements
being done to the episcopal ~"
sOnage. -
j. II. Brooks, of Ozona. Some
the city Saturday mails
purchases of holiday 49, ,,os-
Arthur Nam, ..me in We"n1Ws e
day to spr%Christm",sn, e road.
holds oIspE position o" VIC .nt
1sS nnseistetn is E putting sii%%ssw GIs
Co. shade trees on I Mel,Ss street
y rn ,~1 Of Of his pretty o"N''
home. -. .,l|TrT IN
Mrs , D. y T. E En,t' Ee'% n yL. to
.!!s o% ~ in l.awto".
The largest assortment Of Burnt
Leather novelties, in town at
prices within the reach Of all at
Heads the leading jeweler,
Treasurer W. NJ. Sampson, of
Sterling county, accused of en-
bezllement went through San An
cello last week in the custody of an
officer.
The matinee Saturday afternoon
was not as we'll patronized rs
might have been expected but the
performance was exceptionally
good
Harry Thompson, one of Bal
fingers most prominent young
men, was in the city Saturday
shaking hands with his many
friends here
Miss Ollie IIumblen, whose
home is in Sherwood but who is
| teaching the Red rcreei school,
was II visitor to-. friends in the
city Saturday.
Miss Nourse came in on the
Ozona stage Saturday from the
. Grinnel ranch and is the guest of
Miss Mamie Jefferson at the
Landon during the holidays.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23

Miss Roberta Green, of Hopkins
Vile. Ky. was last week the guest
of her brother, Geo. Green, man
ager of the Armour Packing Co.'S.
San Angelo branch.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23

Nrs A Il Rotomon went to
Clrhurne "Wednesday to spend
Christmas
Burnt Wood novelties, Lee
Wilson Drug Co.
A.. C,,n;,4
N'V leuoy 'oI iy ~. ;"u C -, ~ w.
mas '"' i''N"'' ~ S'''7
interesting.
Guitars, Violins etc. at Aliens.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23
Cigars For the Holiday Trade.

Special boxes containing II, %
and 5Ocigars each of the most
popular brands at reasonable
prices. TAYLOR q JOHNSON.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23

Saturday, Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday were good days for the
coal dealer but hard ON ripe hogs.
Clarendon Banner-StoCkman.
Apparently they have hog kill
ing times on Sunday up that way.
The American Wool and Cotton
Reporter published ut Boston says
that during the week ending Dec.
II there were one WOODEN mill,
and cotton mills promoted or
work begun on them, 3 wooden
mills reported it necessary to en-
large their plants, / WOODEN mills
resumed work after shut downs,
one WOODEN mill discontinued
operations, and three cotton mills
shut down,
Reports from the prohibition
election at Amarillo are to the
effect that the ants won by a
majority of IS. The election was
held Saturday and is said to have
been II warm one.
Burnt wood in novel form
makes acceptable Christmas pres
ents. Look at those hand made
ones at Lee Wilson Drug Cos.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23

Henry Wigzell, of Sonoya, was
here Friday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23

R. NJ. sails; day
in San Angelo \. At
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-23

Lots Cords of other articles from $5o each Th
6nme opportunity Don't Remember the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
WOMAN THOUGHT DEAD FOUND
Mrs. Lucy MENDOZA Is Identified
i'm Cnnrtrnnm.

New York oct. IT.-NIaurncd rs dead.
supposed victim n suicide. Mrs. Lucy Men
dola Of No. IS Chsevsr place, Brooklyn.
who disappeared about ten days ago after
leaving a sauitarium n: Corona. Queens
Borough. was recognized IN the Lee Ave
nue. Court BROOKLYN. where she was ar
raiEned under the name % NIrs Lucy Man
tell. on technical charge of yaErancy.
Nicholas MENDOZA had his wite sent 20
the sanitarium suffering from nervous
p-ostration. After she was admitted II was
discovered that the commitment papers
were defective and she was not kept there.
On leaving the ssa3tarium size disappeared.
A Few days later her husband went TO see
he= and discovered she was not there. He
became greatly CuraCei. drew revolver
and shot AT Doctor r. q. COombs. the pro-
prietCr.
MENDOZA was arrested and Is awaiting
trial In Long Island CITY.
Ten days ago Policeman Rec. found Mrs.
MENDOZA degueutNl al Grand and kGehling
streets. She sald her name was Mrs. LucT
Mantell and chat her husband had driven
her from home Her identity was discov-
cred accidentally
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Never in the History of Hedi-
cine Has Such Overwhelming
Testimony Been Received,
$4,000 BOTTLES SOLD
Druggists AstOunjei at the Enormous De-
mand and Wonderful Cures Reported
of Munyon's Paw Paw, the
Worlds Tonic.
TO The PUBLIC

In presenting PAW PAW, 4 natural
stomach. heart and nerve tonic. l feel
= that l have added 10 the science of
medicine a force that is as revolu-
, tiOnary is was vaccination. as i'm
spoFtant to mankind as the discovery of
santiseptics and as beneficial in the
preservation Of human life and happi-
ness as anything that mans ingenu-
ity or prOvidential wisdom has ever
devised.
= The STANDARD DICTIONARY
saws: Paw Paw is the fruit Of a small
tropical tree OF the passion flower fam
fly. The juice of the fruit or leaves
r has the remarkable property Of rem
dering meat tender"
The PRACTICAL DRUGGIST AND
! REVIEW OF REVIEWS says: The
} Juice of the Paw Paw is more effica-
riOus than pepsin in diSSolving albu-
men. II is also an excellent vermi-
fuge. The natives of India use it con-
Btantly for children, n single dose
Z often being sufficient for n cure. The
fruit or Juice seems to have the same
effect as a good digestive and is most
. effective in cases of dyspepsia and
habitual constipation"
Having combined this wonderful
4AdAAAA d lCA4lNAf " 4tA 'lANA AAANAAA%A
ments. 1 positively assert that l am
giving TO the world the greatest stom-
ach. blood, heart and nerve tonic
known TO mankind.
1 know that Paw Paw viii make
wornout stOmachS almost as good as
new; will make good. rich blood and
build up the nervous system; will do
away with both the necessity and de-
sire for beer. whisky, wine and other
injurious stimulantS.
a body that is overwOrked. a Sys-
fem that is run down. requires a
stimulant Alcoholic Stimulants lift
but let you fall PAW PAW LIFTS
AND HOLDS YOU!
l want every weak and debilitated
person to give Paw Paw a trial.
I want every doctor carefully to
test this remedy and then honestly
tell the public the results.
l want every clergyman, when he
feels exhausted. to take Paw Paw
and then tell his friends what he
thinks Of it.
want every mother 10 Introduce
Paw Paw into her home. 1t will prove
a ready agent in curing and warIling
of many diseases.
want every tired woman. after
days hard work or an afternoons
shopping. to take tablespoonful Of
Paw Paw and see how quickly it will
refresh and invigOrate her.
urge upon brain workers particu-
larly the use of Paw Paw. II will
Immediately give tone and energy TO
the whole nervous system.
If the toiler who feels the need of
a stimulant viii step into the nearest
drug store and ask for Paw Paw. he
viii have no further use for whisky,
beer or other stimulantS.
believe that when the public be-
comes thoroughly familiar with the
virtues Of Paw Paw it. will not only
be used in every home, but viii be
adopted into the United States Army
and Navy and used in every hospital
throughout the civilized world.
-MUNYON.
For sale at aII drug stores, price
G1.OO per (pint} bottle. Paw Paw
Pills, 25c bottle.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
GOVERNMENT WITNESS TAKEN
IN CUSTODY BY DETECTIVES.
FromEon Released Upon Demand of
United states District At
toTney Dyer.

Joe Froomsrn- one of the Governments
witnessoE in 5hr naturalization fraud in
v"stiEatIon. WIS released from custody ut
th. -Four Courts yesterday noon after BE-
iuE dctaiucd in the holdover twenty four
hours ON suspicion.
Government officials think he was ar
rested tp iutimIGatc him Into leaving the
city before the trial OF the naturalization
fraud cases.
Fruumznu was arrested Friday at
Eighth street and Franklin avenue. imme-
digtely after leaving the Federal Grand
Jury-room. where he had been tcstlfying.
BY Detectives John Murphy. John J. shea
and Daniel AIr,irath and taken 10 the
Fourth District Station.
According 90 his story. he asked what
the chars, was a-riust him ard WIS told
he was wanted by tho chief. Hs was also.
be- sstES. denied TEr privilege uf telephOu-
luE. and W.ls locked up Ia the Fourth Dis
He was transferred tn the Four Courts
al 2-aH gystrrtlsF morning He WAS brought
before Assistant Cllrf 90 Detectives kcely
al 10 O'Clock and U-.S S'rt back To jan
At noon yesterday Assistant District At
tUrn.y NGrtOui trlcrhnusi police head
quarters and asked upon what charge
FTuomsou was being held The reply was
that he was being detained on suspicion.
District Attorney DYER then trlcphoutd
Chi-f Of Police Eislg that F'roumSOn was
a Government witness and. as there was
no charge against him. he DC mauded his
Release. FrupmSUD was released immedi-
atply.
The charge upon which Frpnmson Is said
10 have been arrested D. that his picture
f. In the r0Eues' gallery IN New Orleans.
The Federal authorities say that IL was
for the purpose Of iuJimiiItiuE FrpomSou
and other Government witnesses into leay-
Ing the city before the trial 81 the uatu-
raliZltiou cases
According 10 Froums0n's story. he was
asked where he came from TpUn reply
ing From Chicago" the Assistant Chief
~ Detectives replied Well you'd better
get back 10 Chicago as soon as you can"