The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
4. W||EALTHYMAN
IS. SENT II TO JAIL
d. M. Arey to Serve Three
Months and Pay Fine Of
$4,000.
The CHARGE or JUDGE BOYD
--------- $500 "A t4
Says That Federal Prisons Are
Nc Better Than Any Other
Kind.
TIE CHARGE or JUDGE BOYD
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GREENSBORO, N. q, October 2--1n
tho Federal Court here this afternoon,
Judge Boyd refused motion bv counsel
for l.. NJ. Arey. Of Salisbury, for /. st,s-
pension OF execution OF Judgment against
him until Tuesday, ordering him IN Gus
tody OF the marshal. Arey was taken
10 salisbury by the marshal Tonight to
begin at once serving sentence or three
months imprisonment In Rowan county
jail. s5i l:i
SIX months ago, .Arey, who is the
gwcnlthcst distlllcr In the State, pleaded
guilty TO al, Indictment OF several counts,
charging stupendouB frauds against tho
government In selling large quantities o.
spirits on which no taxes had been paid. 4
Judgment to the amount OF his dlstiller's
bond for twenty-five thousand dollars
was entered against him, which together
with the costs, amounted to twenty-five
thousand dollars. by fur the largest fine
over imposed In this State.
SENTENCE WAS DELAYED.
Judge BOYD imposed n punishment on
one count In which Judgment was prayed
\ OF three months in jail and two hundred
dollars fine. Owing to the large sum TO
be raised. the extent OF Arey's bisincss:
hip age and the hot weather, execution
OF sentence was delayed until October
Cd To-day Judge Boyd declined to con-
slider further Indulgence
But five thousand dollars OF the judg-
ment has yet been paid. 1t Is said that
unless Arey pays It IN full, he VIII be
sentenced TO tho pententiary on some OF
the other counts. He Is reputed 10 be
worth half a million dollars. made out
or whskcy manufacturing, rectfying and
= UT A CAT
moved heaven and earth In efforts to get
Washington authorities to pardon him
or commute his sentence before the )a1l
service began.
THE FRAUD CASES
II Is now said that cases q gallst ies '
enue officials indicted for frauds as a il4'
the government will not be calied peioi
Thursday, owing TO the enforced up
sencc OF one OF counsel Tor me 5uc' e1
PENDANTS. Ex-Governor Aycock being en- en-
gagged until then in cases before the
supreme Court ut Raleigh. The grand
Jury arc considering bills against sheriffs5
and iailcrs In several counties for giving
Federal prisoners sentenced to imprison-{{
ment Ii, Jail undue liberty, al paying visits
to their families and social calls lndlct-
mcnts will charge Escape.
JUDGE BoYD's CHARGE. .85
In his charge to the grand jury this
morning Judge Boyd said that while
iailcrs and sherifrs might think a Fed
eral prisoner n superior. kinc Of being. ne
was in reality and In law Just as ordi-s
nary and common a mortf. as a State or
county criminal sentenced to jail as pun
ishment, and entitled to no extra priSi-8
legcs.
The largest number OF Visiting lawyers
ever known to attend an opening day OF
court are here, and many more expected
| Tuesday. The number on hand Is twenty,
some OF them coming from remote sec
tons Of the State
Some prominent officials from wash Y
lngton have arrived, and prominent rev.
| oruc officials present are both Internal
| Revenue Collectors Harkns, of Ashe-
vile, and Duncan. Of Raleigh.