Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-01-28
MlspEEos AND PENALTIES.

u. S. Marshal II. w. Bailey took
eight Cinnamon to Providence, X. l.,
last week and from there escorted 5U
Celestials to San Francisco for depor-
tation, the first consignment since he
became marshal.
Adelbert Martin, alias George w.
Morgan. was arrested in Manchester,
n. H., Jan. 20, for felonious assault
on Mrs. Stephen Trombley in North
field. Sept. % last. Martin has eluded
all pursuit for four months.
The license commissioners of Man.
chaster last week notified William
Coulstone, proprietor Of the Colburn
House at Manchester Center, that they
had revoked his license, which is OF
the first class. In the hearing held Jan.
10th, they found that every clause
of the license law had been violated.
In Bennington municipal court Jan.
Is Bernard Erskine and IL. B. Seeley
were each fined 800 and costs for
violation of the insurance laws in
soliciting insurance without a license.
As they could not pay their fines they
went back to jail The case will be
appealed A like case against George
NJ Rowell has been continued until
today.
The Brandon license commissioners
held a hearing recently regarding the
complaint that u. b. Hopkins had been
selling liquor TO a minor The hearing
was short and only the principals were
called and the case was dismissed.
The hearing developed the fact that a
young man named Vessel had procur-
ed early in January at Hopkins store
some intoxicating liquor. Mr.. Hopkins
had abundant proof that the young
man not only misrepresented his place
of residence but also his age.
Theodore Kupke OF Winooski, a
partner in the Acme Central steam
laundry in that village, has been miss
NC since Jan. II when he started for
Fort Ethan Allen TO collect some out
bills due the firm. Reports |
rom the fort say that Kupke paid a
Dill OF sl5 at the post exchange and /
TO several there that he in
ended leaving town. He is said 10
laye collected somewhere in the
of 5000 tor the firm and
las outstanding debts in the village
nd at the fort which amount to about
II 200 more. Jan. Is number OF his
reditOrs hearing of the non-apDear-
nee OF Mr.. Kupke, had writs OF at
achment served on the property
While operating a store at Fort Ethan
Hen kupke was arrested for having
liquor on hand with intent
, sell. He was found guilty and
ned $500 and COSTS The case was
ppealed and bail in the sum of $500
as secured by him for his appearance
the next term OF court.
st. Johnsbury officers raided the
ofM. NJ. Griffin in that town
nd found p full quart bottles of Es-
* Club whlskey and part of another '
)ttle. Griffin occupied the Wilcox {
Duse opposite the fair ground. and the I
lmber OF livery teams hired to 60
ere, and the number who were tax /
2 that direction for a constitutional 5
ak, suggested something doing" in
at neighborhood. A consignment OF .
,ods arrived in town and Griffin was Ii
ven plenty OF time TO get them to his c
,use and stored away before the Off a
RS called. He welcomed the officers ?
hen they arrived, and after being
Id the object of their call, invited
EN- to search. His offer was accepted
ID soon two bottles of what he called /
5 private stock, were pulled ont from 5
meath pile of kindling wood 5
hind the stove. Later a trap door II
rs discovered in a dark closet and b
ION investigation proved movable. +
he half-dug cellar was then explored d
d 20 bottles found lined up in cor C
r. Five or six empty boxes, each o
pable of holding two dozen quarts.
re also found, showing that the pro. a
letor had done considerable business. o
films hearing was held Jan. 1s be- b
e Justice Worcester and he pleaded {
lily to the exposing of intoxicating a
uor tor sale and was sentenced 10 Il
less than nine months or more +
IN a year in the House OF Correction o