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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-06
CURTAILMENT.
Print Mills Will Close Two
Days a Week.
Action, tuesday, of Twenty Corpora
tons at Fall River.
Agrcc.ncrt Of Manufacturers Covers an
Indefinite Period.

F,u River. Mass. April o.-TWeuty
IN ,hp CORPORATION in this city engaged
in the manufacture Of print, cloths, to-
6.l. catered into an agreement to cur
I'm their production. This action w;.S
,.,.rn because of the unsettled condi-
1ials row prevailing in the cotton and
,Inrl markets. AL the mills controlled
Lv the % companies, upwards Of 81 in
,1ir.bnr. will be shut down two days
..t,h t-..rI Tor an indefinite period. TIE
,I,.;ailllicnt VIII begin this week, all
M. tialItS in the agreement having ar
ranged to turn of the steam, next
Thursday night.
Trr agreement does not come rs Il
,nmrlet" surprise. but was looked for
th, middle of last month. when the
EUIr," Iails IL TiVcrt0n. just over the
mo L. Island stat" line. were closed for
t.ilr. Week. OStcn&ibly on account of
a sj".,j" Of hc viewers. but really be
,..r... cf ,hc unfayorab!c state Of botn
1a. market for raw material and that
for finished products. The Bourne
rlanr vas expected to resume opera
1,:t. yesterday. but dill not. Instead,
~. stIrrr ChaS" announced trat they
you'll b., idle all this week. These mills
IVA lot inciud" in the agreement
dfa,n ~. to-day.
Manufacturers. with few exceptions.
I.iy.. "Xpc tel Il curtaiiinemt as soon us
v.nfa Weather arrived. ANA some Of
t',..a would have reduced the output
au!i..r th'' winter Wcr" ii not that they
yr.'- afraid OF their operatives h"iu"
In rtHt AMI seeking employment else
Wh,". Ill" movement is practically
crurid .,l:nuG III" print goods corpo
rutous. although sn;ne Of thrm lay"
sufficient contracts on rand to keep
them running in full fur some W,.",;S.
The Sag,lm"r" corporation has h,ru
running Int fnur days each week for
q loug tili.r. ami tn. FIii.t nils have
been IN operation onlY foG" days i
Vr.ks fer more than a lurn;h. Thr!"
are 10 corporations in tn" ,ity. usin;
cotton iI tie manufactures but only
ahcG; ~ ARE engaged in straight print
gu'i.
I'LL" enrichment is the second gcn-
oral on" in this city tr;it HES occurred
sine" cotton began its upward move
rou'. yrIr ago last winter. Last
sunni rr, - lITg" part of the machinery
Eas uil., Hud the outlook 1T prescott is
TN y similar state of affairs viii pre-
Vt,l f." several moaths of this year
NAiI,' u" operatives DO net express
tl.asrIr" II todays developments. the
u.'"n "iiic ials. with few "xccptiun:..
Hrr.. th,t II" PLAZA is mere satisfactory
th.'t lroira,trd shutdown. Wages
WIN" r"iuo"d ah';'t fly" Ino'thS ago,
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would come in with a single charge il
writing that somebody had committed 9
crime in the post Office department an,
gone unprosecuted, they will have an
| investigation instantly"
| branching OF on the tariff he called ~
DeArmond to state what ought to II,
F, changed in the tariff.
There would be no 10 of YOU" he said
that will name the same item: no FIVE of
you that will come within 80 per cent. of
it. and none of Won will agree upon all
of the items of the tariff" at which there
was much laughter.
He scored the Democratic nlrty on The
tariff question as being coInporcd of :,
''disorganiZcd. brokcn-up, diSmembcrcd.
hclter-Skeltrr crowd.
when the time comes to amend the
tari5." he vchcmcntly stated. we will
amend il.
IroSvrnor declared the Republicans
would not disturb the peace Of the coun-
Try and bring ii To the condition of lSs:,
through an agitation Of intended tariff
revision that would break up the flow of
prosperity in the country lie maintain
cl that the business interests would not
trust the Democratic party and said that
from the beginning OF the history of the
Democratic party whenever they had
made Il tariff aeitation bankruptcy. pan
ic and hard TINES had followed
Vcnor declared that not orc word of prals,
or approval ii the sherman antitrust
law had come from Democratic sources
He defended the President for his atti-
tudc concerning trusts. and mentioned
the Presidents attitude in connection
with the post office Investigation. thu Gu
ban reciprocity treaty and the Panama
canal treaty.
When the first ship goes through the
canal. he said, it should carry. inadditinu
to her american llaS, another flag with
an inScrpton tcstifying To the ScnirlIs,
courage, Skill and patriotism OF the Pres
ident
Returning to the subject of the Republl-
can party and it, policies. Grosvcnor slid
il was 50 united that no man on that side
of the House could not draft Il platform
that would y" unanimously adopted at the
uming convention.
tiruSNcrnr was warmly congratulated as
he took his seat
The bill th"n was passed without
amendment The House JOINT resolution
was passed extending tn" invitation OF
Congress tn tn" Observation-Disclosures re-
union for th, promotion of international
arbitration Ia visit the United States.
md approx rating $I6.rD Tor their OK
pcnsCS and entertainment.
- l.J5 O'Clock the House adjourned.
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SAVED FRIENDS LIFE.
Sacrifice OF Aged Man in New Jersey
State.

>.'W Y"rt. April ut the age of 80
S'H u"i MaW'ry has sacrificed his lii.
~ Nf"hiH-trn. y. T.. to s2ve YIN.
'j'', '@"d so. from burning to death.
I."'h assn lived ON the same farm
ana E"rr rsrrIrthlr Thy went out
mt It "'''.d"'r to b"rn off some dead
aa1s- Nth" DANES were famed Us "a
h'i-k hrisk breeze ana soon Drake whn
St"'''i tn" bar discovered that his
t"'lIH- WJs 1tiir.
II" entered ana f"ll. crying in Il trrn-
n'"# vic" for all. Mowcrv hastcuci
!" t'n ana tried To beat out the flamcs
Nth hj rjn ana bare hands. Too weak
4" 'IrrF -" victim. Mowrry mlnag god
I" INV '.iN "Tcr several times ana thcn
+ u 50 h#@">.;, "ycrcrmc by the smoke
.ni his rX"r,.nns.
y" ""r''n WAS within hailing dis
t'''" '.'i MrW'ry persisted in th,'
'NHH. Members IF the fan,y fnun |
''"th iT"u lvin" i'll tn charroG rubbish
several EoHrs ltt"". Muwrry was bum
~ I" A o'isr Tut Drake may recover.
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FIVE PERSONS DROWNED.
Members Of Pleasure Party from Flor
ia Methodist College.

Taapa. Fla. Apil Five persons.
members oi a pleasure party from the
Florida Methodist college at Sutherland
We're drowned near Anclote lighthouse.
last night. Tho dead are:
Mrs. Walker. wife Of the president Of
tn" college
Miss o'Connnr. of Atlanta.
+ Miss Slaughter, OF Sutherland.
Miss Mccr;iy. Of Sutherland.
Mr.. E0uidnd. of Sutherland
Pre- si',ent Walker and Miss NcNtor
reut lied the bc.lcn alive The )iics
of Mr:. Walker and Miss O'Connor
have not yet been recovered. The bodies
OF the other three who lost their lives
were washed ashore and recovered
President Walker had taken the par V
out for Il cruise to the lighthouse. but
met rough weather and the boat w&s
overturned in the gulf.
The Florida Methodist college is 10
Gated At Sutherland, on the west coast
Of the gulf, about 50 miles from Tampa
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AGAINST NEELY.
Suit Against Former Director of Cuban
Postal Finances.

New York. April 5.-After many tedious;
delays the suit Of the United states
against Charles F.. W. Nicely. formerly
director of finances for the post offices
q Cuba. was begun. today. before Judge
i.ac"nhc and a jury in the United States
circuit court.
The suit is brought by the government
noninally to have a court determine eX-
IctlN the amount OF the alleged Nicely
deiaication in Cuba. but in reality the
United States seeks to hold the so 200 in
cash which it has attached. and which
was deposited by Nicely as bail. and about
$l."" of other property belonging to him
which Is also under federal attachment
According to Special Attorney General
ZONES. the amount Of the alleged defalca-
ton is about Slf0Wal. The defence alleges
that the general amnesty act of Cuba
which released all persons from prison
Who had been found guilty of crime
against the island government. not alone
released Nicely from criminal liability. but
di&CE ,rGCd at the same time any civil
liability thai the United States might hold
against him.
Mr.. Jones' while admitting that the am
ncSty ACT released Needy from prison de
MED that it discharged his civil rcSpon-
SbiliticS. i;ut two Witnesses were heard.
today. Chief Postal Inspector Gregory.
who identified many books, papers and
documents. and Inspector General Burton.
L.. :. A.. who commenced the postal i'll
veStigatiCn i'll Cuba.
The case will be continued. tomorrow.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The grain counter makers at LINN.
Mass. voted at a meeting. Tuesday night
10 order strike in is local shoe factories
in the event Of the manufacturers ref,is-
ing to sign a wage agreement which will
be presented to them by il grievance com
mittee. tomorrow. About 400 men are in
volved.
a mortgage deed for .163 100000 filed in
the office of the register of deeds of Doug
las county at Omaha. Neb.. Tuesday, is
executed by the Chicago. Rock Island q
Facing Railway Co. to the Central Trust
Co. Of New York. and covers all tie lines
and branches of that company. The mort
sage runs for 30 years from April /. 1901.
The womans championship event in the
United North and South. Amateur Cham
pionship tourna ment ended at Pinehurst
y. g, Tuesday. Mrs. NJ. d. Paterson o.
the Enslewood Golf Club of New Jersey
winning the final round for the cup from
Miss NJ. Eleanor Freeman of the Mont
clair Golf Club OF New Jersey, five VI
and three to play.
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ABANDONED BY GREW.
Schooner William Jones Taken in Tow
in Connecticut.

Grove Reach, Conn, April J.-Drift-
ing an her beam ends in the middle Of
the sound and directly in the course OF
sound travel the three mastcd schooner
William Jones was taken i'll tow to-
day ny the tug Rambler Of New Haven.
The Jones was in collision off Faulk-
ners island with the schooner Mary T..
Pcnnail early yesterday morning ana
was abandoned by her crew.
After proceeding some distance down
the Sound in tow Of the Rambler. the
schooner grounded near the Duck Is
land breakwater off this place. She is
hard aground tonight ana the Rambler
has sent for assistance.
The Jones cargo Of lumber was the
only thing that kept her anoat during
Der many hours as derelict.
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KILLED BROTHER.
Harris Dexter Confesses to
Crime at Randolph, Mass.
Boys Were Playing With Revolver
When 1t Exploded.
The Authorities Now Ce!beratinq
What Action to take.

Randolph, Mass. April Chief Of
Police Hcaney ana L. 7. :. Dexter
father Of the dead boy. admitted. to-
day that Harris Dexter had confessed
that he killed his brother accidentally.
II appears that while the boys Wee
playing with the revolver. Il shell acct
dentally exploded and the bullet en-
tered the head Of tho Younger iad. HHr-
ris Dexter. fearing punishment. quick
ly cleaned the revolver and replaced
the exploded cartridge. ana then gave
the alarm. saying that the shooting
had been done by Il stranger
1t is understood that The authorities
are celebrating what action shall be
taken under the circumstances. par
ticuLr!y with reference to the natur.
Of the charge, if @ny, which shall be
brought against Harris.
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"God bless you for what you have
done for me. The rheumatism has all
disappeared, and to-day all exclaim,
GLOW well you look? | tell them yes,
and owe ii all to DR.. Hartman for his
good advice TO me. To-day finds me
as free from pain as / ever was. The
rainy season has set in here, but the
change hasn't affected me as it used
to. l am very thankful that l have
found out that you can aud Will help
the suffering; ones that Will follow your
advice. Several have asked me what
cured me, and l tell them. They get
the medicine then. We keep Peru1c
In the house. My daughter has two
sons, and they keep wen and 90 TO
School, and they take the medicine
every day.
My wife was troubled with pain
III her side Cor years. Now she is taking
your medicine and is real smart. / viii
do all can for you and for those who
need your advice"
Mr.. Jno. Q. Atkinson, Independence,
Mo, Box 90, writes:
"lc;!r remedies do ell th&t you claim
ror them, and even moro. Catarrh can
lot exist where pcruna is taken accord
Ig to directions. prruna rum,.lctrl,
'urr't NY wife ana oc cat&rrilil troubles,
II twenty-five years s:ant..r;-. II ~
r"uh"S a. a travelling l.,:.:i ;.:l i walk
!n- "a wort iS.'rn",;t ~ ,-r,-,., :;
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FOR LADIES ONLY.
Men Will Not Be Interested.

A Indy of Delphi, Indiana. had an
experience while Oh visit that she
tells all about: Before l knew the
right food / had very poor health.
About 4 years ago when my baby was
three weeks Old little poor, weak
thing my sister who lived in the south
ern part Of the state and owns a large
stock farm wanted me to come there
and make a visit, hoping my health
would be better, so | went, and took
with me three children. When we
were waiting at the depot we saw a
penny-in- the-slot weighing machine
so we got weighed. | remember so
wei ABOUT it for when we got to my
sisters Itold her / only weighed 119
pounds. She was a healthy woman
and / little bit Of a thing, she
weighed Us. She looked at me and
says. Louie, | am going to feed you on
Grape Nlits and cream and know you
win get fat ...
We'll the first morning for break
fast we had Grape-Nuts and nice
cream and the same every morning and
pounds and we use three boxes every
week in our family.
Il have a new baby now and have an
abundance of milk for him where be-
fore | had nearly none. lay it all to
the use of Grape-Nuts. All four Of our
children are as fat as butter and I
think the Grape-Nuts is responsible for
their good health" Name given by
Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich.
Look in each pkg. for the famous
little, book, 1.-THE Road to MELVILLE" !.
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RECORD SALE.
Jchn r. Mclean Buys Tapestries
Worth 100000.

N". N"'&. Arril 1- rrnhrhly The
"l%''j sj''"i" sal" If Tapestries CA L.
''rd IN This cnunt"v has .juSi hn,.r i,..-
rested more. John L. MrLcnn 81 WASH
H&'"n and cincinnati. WAS the pur-
'''>rr, Tur approximately $500 onn ~
ms : n''i = series Of eight 18th cen
WIS ;i',cs. formerly in the BarhrIini
I''"r". cardinal BarhnriHi Was Il a.
vote" "f tapestries ANA had looms Of
fl~ "Nn. This series was woven cp.'
Id1 IN Rome from designs by Roman
'I IaN"uS artist. All the tapes
''' IN excellent condition. woven in
''iN' ''n'S ana $" large that few mi
"'" ho'.'; have tho wall space uor-
,8<oiy f"r their display. They were
''"lI1 from Itrly som" years ayn.
''N"T h""n sold Ia resident of Wash
'2'ou ly Princess Earbcriui.
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NEWS PRINT PRICE.
Hearing Before House Committee of
the judiciary.

w .tSitiHStDll. Al Ill IT, he ltSolutlo-i
f Representative I4iilry instructing thn
:ecrct"ry OF cuirn'c.Le ana Labor To in
'estigdtc the high price and scarcity
# Rows print paper and the causes
vhi,h have produced th"S" conditions
vas the subject Of discussion, today.
lcfore til" House committee on juiicl-
ny. Don &. Si"tI Of the New York
World ana John Norris. business man.
tgcr Of the New York Times. Were
heard Eoth covered practically the
aI2c ground in statements that the
International Paper 60. ana the Cen
RAJ Paper GO. Had divided the United
states between them in the control of
lows Ii'int PAPER.
The international 20. co;ttrol!c al
that section east OF III" Indiana line
ma the General GO. the territory west
If that liEc The combination. it was
testified to. had raised the price Of
Jews paper $l4 i ton and during the
past y",r as much us s. Il ton: it was
ieliing paper III London. counting the
freight ana insurance. at 80 per cent.
less than il was in New York. MI.
Scit:: declared Tint when the paper
rust was fulmed it took over nearly
IL of tie inheocn;Jgnt mills at prices
N, y..,,,.,...,d IL, IA ,n,aiti,n af tbo
,,.,,,.,,. 7, I.',I e. nnn aon i,,,..e.-,I
,5..,t,,. ,..,,,,h ,,.,,,. s.-n,n o,,
III ,,..... .l,.,..i,,a ,.,.i,,, a.. n,,,a,. IA
~. .;i,i1o,,.,.. ~, tho l,roo,. .,,,o,,,+
NJ, H,,,is .....,.,l t1,..+ tb,, ,.,,.t o,.ar
i,t...l III MIA irs,,p,.. III. ejza of thn
.,.,. .. ,,..,,.,.,.,,,., e.i,.,,;j ,,eo ,horoh,.
,,.re,.ribir., nv, liz, of ,rnec th't
,o,,ld III ni,..,.5tol
,rEn r.d,,.jr,, of tha ,,,iff ~, ,,ood
mia ANA ,,:tnnr v.,s s,1ae.st4d IN Pom
..s,.,,t.,ti,-,. Il. Armand ~ comedy
Nr e.itv .,.-.v0rn1 ,b,t ,I.houoh
,i,1sr!r b. Dr,-o,rat bp INA understood
n;,t ~. t.rirr v-as uot ~ he Ji,tur|,ed
= nrnerut and hn beIi.,.nd thora Nns
,uo,.r1 .,-i.l.,,,... nr INA ;lIue;litv or the
combination Ia ,,roonnl AGAINST il m
Ter I've ShnrI..,:1 :nti-frrst law
Chairman Jenkins asked if ANY re-
,un.; for surh ,~ocradinrs lad bcnn
nur. or the .,ttorpey general or for AN
.n,.nsti,.tirn III tbn s.crn,..r,. If COM
,,.,,,.o ma i,i.c,. tho answer WIS nor
,+i,o
# was hali.vrI th;t tbe nroner way
a r,ror.r1 U-.,c I,y r.9uI.1tiou directing
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INJUNCTION ISSUED.
Pressfceders' Union of Chicago Re-
ceives Orders from Court.

Chicago. April Judge kohlsaat in
the United States district court has is
sued an order restraining the officials at
the Franklin Union. an orSaniza ton OF
press feeders. and II members. from in
terferng with the business of the Ameri-
can Color Type Co. In the bill for the
Injunction the company sets forth that
last Thursday. three members of the
Franklin Union withdrew from it ana ap-
piled for membership in the Printing
PrcSsmenS Union and that Michael FIan-
merry threatened to call ont the Franklin
men in the plant if the company did moi
discharge the men who had left it. This
the company refused to do and A few
hours later President Mckinley Of the
pi eSSmen, was beaten.
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EVOLVED BY CHINESE.
Pct to Destroy Steamer Albany at
Portland, Oregon.

Portland. Ore. April "a bomb con-
timing two pounds Of powder heavily
charged with nitro glycerirc ana contain
ing n box of 100 decorating caps. was
found on the guard rail of the steamer
Albany of the Western Transportation Co.
The fuse had burned almost to the caps
hut had gone out. Had the bomb cXplod
ed. the Albany would doubtlcsSly have
been completely wrecked. From the fact
that Il quantity of Chinese tissue paper
and white socks such as worn by Chinese
was wrapped around the bomb. 1t Is
thought that Il plot to destroy the steam
cr WAS evolved by the, Chinese. The
transportation company has persistently
refused to employ Chinese.
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artulll- in mind when m. ,..,ir,,.o-
arp pr,na,..d
H.. drmnn:i,1 nat tba b,.,d, &c =,
urTtmun.s ~ mad. ~ ,,uI'...t.,,,l III.
is inv ], hovnnl vh.t III. .,,.,. III !,
titled. r,t = Irllir sh,II hn oi..,,,
thc1l ".tnl tn.t', VI ,n;1 .niI
!l ,!.r. thy Nil cut th,i,. rIntb i.
or,lr~ ~ make tn. H.. ,lnthino. fit and rt
tll,c chances on \ Grfcianuv iii
if thc heads Of Crn,r,mrnts Vii 4,
their own thinking and acting he said
w cul-.: -ion. Vim ut the house Il, IL
tii;ni,ir~ and acting. the result will h,
r." : ~ Of Tho public service.
Nu,ccia s,.nl>. about inc tr,st.
asa ,.ritisi..rd the attorney general for
beginning only nine suits against them
During, his speech Gaines TtnnD de-
dared that the best trust was starving
me people.
prArm"id tAIoD criticised the R"pu,,ii-
cans for failing to naSS certain measure.
which ~. declared thc people w,.rc !:
mnrniu:.. Il" reason. h, Sa;d. is tno>
prefer -ning int" tho election without
givi!@ tho l,t"ul. 4 sumpl" Uf their Irgis
Iati"n." IL. r,"i, ned the subject nf III,
''"Stnl scandals Hrl declared that tine r.
i"hliraus feared wv Investigation woul,!
ur"JTe" additional frauds ANA therefor,
were opposed ~" tnhinc; off the liI.'
lie attacked the tariff policy of III" re
nHh'icar@ 4: said tia party daIr no.
touch th' tariff FIR f"ar Tie ryidu,rs
"ho az" TN" Invertebrates Of th" :! II.
VIII Withdraw their support and let th'
Republican party I'lI Snnahng I" ~
I"'.Ican mrmI"iS of I'll" House. Dear
n""d s.Iii tlnt 'indiriduIliy va are men
"i courage. dneh mi daring. hdt as al
m G;:iZati"n You are afraid Of your shad-
9"
( ~" SAld IN" ft'p"'''''tnS ha1 aNailc"
'hrm@' ives "i 'h'r rules III their eager
E'%S I" rSc'Ip" their duty,
I u '.'iin- I" IN" pos "fh'" frauds. M
@"!d. "d'''' S@in% himself t" IN" H"PU'i.-
/ 'tfl side. tilrt II YOU 70 iutp Am invest ;s:t-
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OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
One Hundred Hands Lose Position on
Account Fire.

Waipnlc. Mass. April 5.-MHch valuabIa
machinery was ruined in 81 fire which de
strovrd the paper mill Of the Holdings
worth 4 Nose 90. at East WalpOle this.
afternoon. The loss on machinery build
ing and stock is estimated at $10UOnc. with
iull insurance.
The fire started from some unknown
cause in the engine room and unicitIy
"prca6 to adjoining parts of the large
brick building.
About 100 hands arc thrown out Of en-.
IloynCnt.
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Congressional Notes.

orders have been issued for the trial
BY courtnartial of Capt. Amos H. Mar
tin. 18th Infantry. stationed at Manila,
on the charge of having duplicated his
lay accounts.
4 delegation Of representative Porto
Ricans. including P. Willoughby, treas
urer Of the island: r. II. Post. auditor.
ana Manuel Dominick, a member of the
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EX-GOVERNOR REAPPoINTED.
He Created Consideration in New
Hampshire Liquor Circles.

Concord. y. H.. April -.-Govcrnor
i;Htchcldcr ana council. today. reappoint-
cd Former Governor David H. GoodcH of
Antrim. as Justice ~ tho peace. a position
which he used to place the names of All
tn" voters OF his town on Il liquor black
LIST in iIillsboro hotel. the Only source Of
thr liquor supply in the vicinity Of An
II i'm. His r"dppointmcnt for this reason
was opposed hy some of the citizens of
his own town. According to the license
law Of the STATE" Il Justice Of tn. peace
has the power to forbid the sale of IL
plU" 10 male residents.