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to be thankful for steady Job. The moment you
call a general strike I will take n train to New
dubs
and principle. it's cinch that of broker
now out of employment, IN case of general strike.
will 60 to cities If the union is allowed to out
peace, well. well. weil-rhen and not tll then is
time to even up old scores. Hit hard when you hit.
Are they dots and idiots? Intelligent business
men suspect them TO be. Good God! What dubs,
New York, Chicago, San Francisco. Won't one
force hinder and drag down the other7
When you see T. B. say to him he is -.
No. don't say that. The brute is not worthy of II.
You call a strike and you die.
Mr.. Small says that some crank sent the letter.
He is not alarmed about 1t, he says He believes.
however, that he demands made on the Western
Union company Will be granted without q strike.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
JOHN STREET CHURCH MEMORIALS
Four Tablets to Members Who Were Active
in Good Works.

-Four memorial tablets to deceased members OF
the Old John Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
east of Nassau street were unveiled at meeting
which was held there last night. They to the
memory of Captain John Webb, who active in
the building of the FIRST church the present site
l!6S, and John Bentley, edward Allen and Mrs.
Elizabeth Currier who died recently and who were
active in the church for many years.
Bishop T.. G. Andrews presided. DR.. a. II. Sand
ford. former pastor, explained that originally IL
was proposed to erect a tablet to the memory of
Mr.. Bentley, but the other names added as
worthy of tribute. The Rev. ]. Wesley Johnson
spoke Of the services Captain Webb in the early
days OF Methodism. DIR. W. w. Bowdish, also Il
former pastor spoke OF the services OF, Mr., Bent
ley. who was member OF the church for Atty
years The Rev. w. &. Brakeman spoke of the
work OF Mr.. Allen. who was with the church for
forty y-seven years DIR. Sandford, in speaking of
the character and services of Mrs. Currier, said
that she was notable for her charity and good
works, Miss Evelyn +. Johnson Mrs T. Jennie,
Conklin. Mrs. W b. Bailey and Miss Margaret
Noakes unveiled the tablets
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool 4.-Closins- -WHEAT-Spot firm: NJ, :.
red Western winter Is No California Is Id; FUTURES
July as asd. September,
inaI CORN-Spot steady; Hess dried I'D; old NoTtE
5s I'D: steady; July Nd; September
A. l0t.d. PEAs-CHnadian firm at ds SID. FLOUR
COAST quiet t. l6sdE3 bs. BEEF-Extra India mess
strong at 96s Sd PORK-Prime mess. Western frnn ar
S3s 3c HAMS-Short cut IA 10 10, quiet at MS 81
nACON-Cumberand cut "a to 80 NJ arm at SSs "S b on
rib. 10 "a 10 55s. long midles Iiebt %
"a No. steady at bs long clear mddes heavy rs to 40
10, steady SIS; short clear backs
Sos clear bellies IA 5 ~ 52s Cd SOITI
DERS-SquaTe IL to IL No. arm at as. LARD-Prims
Western, tierces, quiet 46s, American reOns5 IN
pals. quiet CHEESE-Canadian hnsss vhi,a
new, 61R; Canadian Anest colored, a. 80.
TALLow-Prims city nEm az as TURPFNTiNF&
Spirits dull at 4es ROSIN-Common strong AZ lis "a
PErRoLEuM.Rehned quiet at 6ad LINSEED OIL,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
DOUBTS MOUNT VERNON BLACK HAND

The Chief of Police of Mount Vernon has decided
that 1t was no Black Hand man who blew up
tho home there of Joseph A. Moroney and seri-
ously injured the three women in the family Mon
day evening. He thinks that something IN the
wood used in the kitchen range caused the ex-
plosion. He says he doubts very much IL
Moroney ever received any Black Hand letters
There was no fire in the range, Moroney told the
chief on Monday night, but at the hospital yester-
day Mrs. Moroney said that there was a fire and
she had put wood in just before the explosion
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
CABRERA ISSUES A STATEMENT.
Foreigners Protected, Business Future
Bright and Peace Maintained.

Guatemala City June 4.-The government to-day
gave out the following statement:
Every enterprise in Guatemala for the benefit
or the republic is protected by the administra ton
The future OF the country is brilliant This Is
shown by the investment OF American capital in
the railroads
The reports OF the persecution of foreigners are
false. Some foreigners have been detained
picon OF completely in the plot against the life OF
President Cabrera, but the innocent have been
leased, and the others receiving impartial
trial In this matter Guatemala IS doing what any
other country would do under similar crcum-
stances.
The authorities are maintaining peace with 4
firm hand. The enemies of the administration have
organized a campaign to dscredit the country.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Where Shall we Spend the Summer
NEW YORK.
Health in the Hill Tops

o. ranse Sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties N T.
the main line and branches ot the Ne"
York. e. Western Ry-
II rou are seeking a SUMNER HOME FOR your FAMILY
r. region Of absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST
with pure pure water pure
milk mosquitoes and within Three fi0uTs
Ride York-e country heartily recommenaeo oy
uhyscians-thsn FOR postage to the nnGeI-
signed cali get free at Offices below the s,
paRea It gives a list Of 900 Hotels Farms and
boarding Houses, their location, rates OF board
facilities attractions. Vacation Bureau at so sos-
way, n. z.
Nassau St ave. PAS Columbus ave. 2IeS Sd
ave i25th st ls2 ave- Ticket ofices- Des
West4 50 Beaver st. journal
Bureau Columbus Circle and 69th st. Eagle
Information Bureau. &c East 23d st.
IN BROOKLYN-4 Court St. 40 Nostrand ave. cor
J. c. ANDERSON.
Traffic Manager 56 Beaver st. N 7.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
SEARCH STEAMERS FOR MISSING BOY

The Cunard liner Caronia and the steamer Kali
ser Wilhelm der Crosse. of the North German
Lloyd Line were thoroughly searched by Pink
erton detectives and men in citizens clothes from
the District Attorneys office yesterday In an ef-
fort TO nnd J. g. Dale. jr nine years old. of
mapped Mrs. ]; b. Dale. of Greenville was
awarded the custody of her when she ana her
husband separated. The boy disappeared i'm St
Louis and II is thought by the mother that a
plan has been arranged to take him to Europe
Mrs. Dale Intends 10 have all the outgoing steam
ers watched until the boy is found
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
FINED FOR BEATING STRIKE BREAKER

William Kehoe said TO be a striking hotel porter
was fined $ by Magistrate Whitman I'm the York
1ile court Yesterday afternoon on a charge Of dis
orderly conduct. The complainant was C;eorga
Hacki. employed porter at tie Hotel Astcr
Zacki told Magistrate Whitman that he went m
work AZ the hotel on Monday. He was set unon
~ three men and beaten and sta bbed in the rigtu
hand yesterday morning. All OF the men got away
rot hehoe was arrested later. Tho others ars still
large. '
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
FRANCE MAY REMOVE WHEAT DUTY
Proposal in Chamber of Deputies to Suspend
Tariff-High Bread Prices.

Paris. June A proposal was made in the
Chamber of Deputies this afternoon temporarily
To suspend the duties wheat and flour owing
10 the rise in the price OF bread The bakers Of
Paris have increased the price OF a four-pound
loar one cent. from 16 to II cents, and this in
crease is to continue until the end of Julv
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
TELEGRAPHERs' PRESIDENT WARNED
Anonymous Letter Threatens Him with
Death Should Strike Be Ordered

President Small Of the Commercial Telegra Pliers
Union Of America was surprised yesterday with an
anonymous threatening letter bearing the Wash
ingtor postmark The letter was as follows:
NJ. President: Operators getting first ssia-y ought
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
SALE OF CHESAPEAKE NOTES DENIED.

j. +. Morgan, jr., said yesterday that the report
from Philadelphia that the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad Company had sold to his firm 81 800 Ooo
short term notes Incorrect He said that the
railroad company had merely asked for an xtrn-
Bion of time the notes. which were due on Juns
Is. and that II had been granted
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
CATHOLIC CLUB OFFICERS

The Catholic Club, at its annual election held last
evening IN the clubhouse in Central Park south
chose the following officers: President Edward +
Mcclure: first vice-president John T. Ryan; seo-
ond yiSe-presdent, Or. John Astell; secretary,
charles Murray; treasurer. Philip 3. Gaynor.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Surogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER q
Thomas. Surrogate Of the Courty Of New York.
notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against W. Love. late Of the County Of New York
deceased the with vouchers thereof 70
the subscribers at their place o. trensacng business
No Exchange Place in the City OF New York, on or
before the 25th day OF September next.
Dated New York. the 20th day OF March 1907
JULIA NJ. LOVE. JOHN BAN. Jr-. Administrators
WISE IICHTENSTEIS. Attorneys for Administrators
40 Exchange Place. Borough Manhattan. New York
city.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
MAINE.

A DTBRT1sEMENTs and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Office No 1884 Broadway
between 3sth and 37th SITS until o'clock p Adyer-
tisenents received the following oces reg-
lar Office rates until o'clock D. 254 sth ave
cor. 23d st: 153 9th ave, cor. 18th St 20 East
14th st: 25T West 42d st. between 7th aves
1853 West I25th 1899 Sd ave. between roth 7Tti
1925 Sd ave, 61st st; ave near Spth
St 157 East l25th 755 fremont ave; ESQ 80 ave
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Situations Waated-FemaIe.

TyRENCH LADY seeks employment companios
travelling or otherwise; fully qualified nulss, "a
had great experience In India and England tor S n
years; can give highest references Address l. =
care OF New York Tribune 26S Strand. London Ens-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Lost and Found.

cST-An opportunity 70 recover your l1si lines
II not advertised THE NEW 4OHA
Srse registry. Telsphors. IO0e Bryant
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
WHERE YOU CAN CATCH TROUT.
NEW SRRElE CAHIA I'M
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KITTATTNNY,

"A
open all the year. Largest. most modern, finest
located hotel at this beautiful Mountain Resort Has
Its park, containing 200 OF natures
picturesque handiwork Numerous diversions-golt
tennis bowling. pool. billiards, fishing. boating. eto
The cuisine is Of tho hest table being supplied from
hotels farm Newly furnished heat;
wood hTes: electric lights eleyators sun parors pri
balconeS spacious verandas. Rooms large. with
excellent hot and running Mountain spring
water IN rooms baths. metal beds Musical concerto
morning and evening with frequent dances Long dis
ence phone and telegraph Office in hotel 1907 book
let. showing hotel. in Kittatinny Park Auto
route, New York Water Gap application
e FRANK COPE
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.
Directly the beach; 400 rooms. 200 with fresh ana
water hats attached American and European plan,
cuisine specially Newly renovated and deSqTateG ana
MAN PROPR. Proprietor Of Harvey's Famous Res
taurant washington p. c. The new and popular feat-
ure OF this hotel is the Red Rambler Grill
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05


FINABLES D'IIOTE DINNER served $50 to Q P. a.
Il the Famous Dutch Room. Hotel Martinique 81
way and S3d ST
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
on the Ocean Front -
HOTEL TRAYMORE

,.
WITH us magnificent hreproof addition, pre-
sants he finest equipped and most modern OF Atantc
Guys lead ng hotels SUperlatve in construction aP
pointrne-t and service Guests rooms averaging ~
square, and each with full ocean view private
hath attached to each room
Erac. c0useTYatoriss roof ftlgn
class orchestral concerts daily. Golf privileges TO
CAPACITY, Illustrated booklet upon re-
1uest Traymore Hotel Co, .. s. White. Pres; Chas
q. Marquette. Manager.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
Laid 10 Rest.

Tho funeral Of the late II. y. EIardely
took place from Odd Fellows Hall at .
o'clck this afternoon. The Hall was
filed with members Of the Order anu
synpatbizipn irieDds. The impressive
burial service Of the Order WIS perform
ed by the officers OF Elko Lodge, sup
~plemented by the funeral ceremony Of
the Episcopal church. Row. Percivnl
S. Smith officiating. the choir sang
several hymns during the service. Tho
services weere impressive throughout
and the air Of %sOlsmnity that prevailed
testify to- the esteem in which the de-
ceased was held i'll this community.
The casltot Wa covered with a wreath
of floral tributes that mutely testified OF
love and Immortality, and the strong
ties that bound him to HE relatives mud
friends.
MIR. Hardosty was a member OF the
board OF education for nearly two years
and the high school closed this afternoon
as n token OF respect to his memory.
AT the conclusion OF the services, the
remains were escorted to the Odd
Fellows cemetery by hue brethren Of the
triple link. Many friends in carriages
mud OH foot followed the remains 10
their las; resting place. Hero the burial
services Of tho Order was performed,
tho benedictioD pronounced and all that
was mortal Of ono Of Elko county's best
citizens was left in the Silent city.
God grant that his long rest may be
as peaceful MS his life was honorable
and upright. Goodbye. Brother, unit
wo meet in the great hereafter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
District Court,

Tho grand jury made its final report
TO Judge Brown Thursday afternoon
and was discharged. Conrt then took
a recess until $50 O'Clock. Friday
morning,
At 9:3o o'clock this incoming court
convened with Judge Brown presiding.
Tho case Of the State va. II. A. Agee,
indicted on tho charge OF grand larceny,
was called and tho deicndent WIS mr.
raigned and plead not guilty. Mon
day Rt 10 a. IN. we eel for trial. Tho
defendent ia Mt liberty on sl50G bnil.
Stute We. Frank Miller, burglary, the
court appointed Attorney Taber to do.
iend him. Defendant was arraigne | and
plead guilty. Ito waved time Tor pass
ing sentence aud 10 n. III. Saturday was
set.
State vs. John Crowder md Thomas
Ravonwood, grand larceny. Attorney
Gedney WINS appointed counsel. Dcicn-
dants were arraigned and given till
Saturday at 10 q. III. 10 plead.
State va. John Ryan and james
Walsh, two indictments Tor burglary
and housebreakinR. Attorney WillianH
was appointed counsel in both cases.
Defendants plead not guilty aud 10 \.
IN. Monday was act for trial.
State We. viii Davis, attempt to break
Jail. Arrnigment continued until further
orders.
State sc. J. j. Kelly, John Crowdor
Thomas Ravenwood, viii DAVE, Oar
Collins and Ed Evans, attempt TO brcal
jail. Attorney Williams appointc,
counsel Tor Tho th-o iir1t ind Attorne !
| Johnson for she others. Defendant
arraignei md given until Saturday a
10 a. into plead.
The defendants wore romandtd TO tn
custody Of the etcnIr and court nd
| journcd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
Salmagundi.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

Hat pins and Swastika jewelry.
bracelets, new ones, l.. j. Winter
mantel Co., jewelers..
\ message received in Carson we'd
nesday states that Judge Hawley IL
sinking fast and that his death is only
a question OF q short time.
The suspension OF Otto Heipze L Co.
was announced i'll the New York Elk.
change yesterday afternoon. The HeipZe
bank at Butte also closed its drors. The
bank il said to be solvent.
WAHTED-Lafge copper property.
D~evelopement showing permanent ore
body preferred. David Mnckay, 1910
McAllister St, San Francisco. =
Radiant, brilliant cut glass for tn
bic and mantel l.. J. Wintcrmantel
Co. jewellers, Elko, Nevada.
Mr.. W. O. Williams OF South Fork
came in today To attend Mr.. llarIesty's
funeral. lie is suffering some from a
fractured rib caused by being thrown
from his wagon a few weeke 40.
The second trial Of TREY l.. Ford ON
the charge Of bribery began yesterday
before Judge LawlOr. lie will be tried
this time on the indictment charging
him with bribing Supervisor Phillips.
Senator Nix IN has notified Mr..
Doughty that his application for the
Elko pos,mnstershIp has been forward
eel to the president with his reccomenda-
ton. He seems to have n cinch on the
Job. IL MIR. Doughty is appointed, the
p~osiotlice will probably be moved to the
vacant room in the new opera house,
just west OF the Commercial Hotel.
Through the decision OF the Supreme
Court in the Carson md Colorado suit
Tor taxes brought b., Esmeralda county
that co .pty is richer by S26,022. IL ia
the opinion OF the officials OF that county
that the decision in this case will curry
considerable weight in the cult for taxes
brought by that county against the
Tonopah and Goldtield railroad md
which aro now pending.
4 gang Of Italian w0rkmen enroute
to Caliente to work on the railroad be-
came engaged in a fight with a baggage.
man and several others at the Salt Lake
depot and severely wounded tho Lake
tics Tho depot mon objecto1 to tho
cursing and profanity Of the Italians
oil accoun OF the presence Of several
ladies md tho fight resulted.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
SalmaQundi.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

Frank Bosc0wltz, the popular drum
mer, is inter viewing his Elko patrons to-
day.
\ grading outfit passed through town
this afternoon On its way TO Pallsade to
work on the Western Pacific.
Senator Hunter bas n very line speci-
men OF silver lead ore from tho RicmonG
district. /, il said to msay IS per cent
lead and 400 ounces in silver.
The Ely FIpositor Gays there is no
truth in tho report that the Western Pa
ciic in running tralns into Ely. State
Engineer Nicholas Is credited by the
Reno (iaZstte M tie father OF the report.
According to report, Schmitz, San
FranciI co.'s convicted mayor, has lost
the right Of appeal from Judge Dunne's
judgement through the blunder OF his
attorney, Charles Il Fairali.
Frank Bsccus. u cOlored man SAID to
be lO5 years old, WIS arrested Saturday
on the charge Of assault with intent to
Kill. Mrs. Weichert was passing near
his place when no Knocked her down
and would have beaten her TO death hHh
not some other woman went to her MS
sis,ancc. Baccus was examined yeeter-
day mt Reno lib tO his sanity.
An automatic typewriter has been
invented that will write from 5,OOo TO
10000 words an hour for iwenty-tour
bourp n, n y stretch. The machine IL run
by compressed air and IL tho invention
OF A. Mccall OF Columbus, Ohio. lilo
typewritor IL ON exhibition at the bust
neaa show now in progress in Madison
Souare Garden. II what IN claimed Tor
Il il truc,t, pewritcr girls will lose their
positions.
The telegraph strike seems " DO
abont over. The operators in seTer"I
citca hoye called tho strike oil Gpd
anplied Tor their old Ioba. SupeTinten'
don, Brooks Of the Western Union snys
that q ccrtsip number 81 their OLD
o]perators will be taken back, but nevcr
wilI tho places Of loyal employees DO
filed by the strikers. AgitaiorP' he
sayp, will never again work Tor tho co"-
many.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
The Cost OF Living.

In Chicago it is estimate that the
cost Of foods ara groceries generally
will be increased some 80 per cent over
last years by movements now in prog
ress. In New York one Of the largest
milk marketing firms has nised the
price OF its cheapest grade one cent a
quart, or l21a per cent. In London the
prices current OF sixteen articles in
everyday use, including bread, milk,
sugar mud meats, have risen 30 per cent
IN twelve years.
The upward movement in prices ia
Worldwide, though nowhere else so
rapid rs in Germany and the United
States. In these great industrial coun
tries the transformation Of agricultural
into manufacturing interests makes
part OF the trouble. Although the state
labor bureau has reported u slight i'll
crease i'll the number Of men I'M
employed i'll this state, one reason for
the increase in prices Of farm products
reported in Chicago was the impossi-
b'lity OF getting country labor to handle
the crops.
1t is IN old story-the famine OF farm
but ii has never come homo
quite so close to the 4 American consumer
as 1t does this year, when the scarcity
was SO severe from Texas to Maine as to
leave valuable crops in part ungathe red
Bringing the man and the job together
might go some way toward cheaper liv-
ing, but ii would leave the main problem
still unsolved.-New York World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
DouslHa Slick Dlluslons.

The United States Geological euryey
in making experiments with divining
rods or dousing sticks to determine tho
presence OF metals or subter ranean
water courses, found that Mt points IL
turned downward independently Of his
will, but moro complete tests slio wed
that the dOwn.turninR resulted from
slight nnd-until watched tor-uncon-
ecious changes in the inclination Of his
body, the effects Of which wcro com.
municated through tho arms and wrIsts
TO tho rod. No movement OF tho rod
from causes outside the body could DO
detected, and it soon became obvious
that tho Wow held by other men OF
science IL correc,-that the operation OF
the "diviDing rod 10 generally duo TO
unconscious movements ~ tho body or
of tho muscles Of tho hand. Tho OK
periments made chow that thcse move.
monts happen most frequently nj places
where the operators experience has led
him 10 believe that water may 10 found
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18

b reports that coa.c from the Gold
Circle district IN 5 Iua% valley stamp it
us one OF the richests mineral ~ cunrs in
the State. Prospectors and Others are
Hooking the re by the sore and it won't
be long before the district IL thoroughly
p~roepected.
Fred CroML, the latl who vas SHOT
several months aGo at Empire aud
sustained injuries which required the
ampotatiop Of his left leg above the
knee, yesterday fell FROM u bicycle in
Carson aud broke hs left arm about the
elbow. The boy managed to climb the
bicycle and fell, sustaining :hc injury.
The fracture is a severe ono and located
in a lad place, being at the joint
News
Mrs. Agnes Ogg wife OF Harry Ogg,
committed suicide in Suiro Tuesday
night. She and her husband had Just
moved into a new house md were busy
during the day arranging fLrnIture and
laying carpets and she seen ed to be in
her usual jolly spirits. Al 10 o'clock,
h went into a room where her husband
was with a glass in her hand containing
etrychume. She walked up To hin,
kissed him and said good bye md drank
the contents Of the glass. No cause is
assigned for tine act. She had been
married only n few months
Over at Manhattan L committee has
Goan appointed to promote the material
welfare Of the camp. The first move
made demonstrates that the gentlemen
composing that committee are Hon the
Job" in certain details, at least. Their
plan Is 70 employ only white folks as
miners, barring all foreigners, especially
Orientals and those from the south Of
Europe, who never jar loose from a
dollar locally, investing every penny
possible in foreign p~ostofice money
orders. Now, il they will tip it of pat
that labor agitators who never work
anything except their mouths are also
quaraptined, they will confer two in
eetimable benefits on Manhattan and
make OF it IN Of the best camps in Nc.
vada, guaranteed Ely Expositor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
District Court.

Jr re Brown held a short session of
the district court Wednesday night and
the following proceeding, we're had:
State vs. j. j.. Kelley, grind larceny.
h defendant was arraigned and plead
not guilty.
State Va. j. j. Kelley and James
Bradford, grand larceny. Defendanis
we're arraigned and plead no guilty.
State vs. Michael O'SullIvap, assault
with intent Ia kill. Defendant arrsieped
and plead not guilty.
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
Thursday morning.
Court convened this morning and The
following business was transacted:
State va. Win Davis assault with iu-
tent to kill. Defendant arraigned and
plead guilty. The court sei SAT urday
at 10 a. IN. as the time Tor passing
sentence.
State We. viii Davis, attempt TO com.
NIT robbery. Defendant arraigned and
"arraignment continued.
State va. Charles Monony and Chss.
Irwin, grand larceny. Defendants ar.
raigncd and given until 9:30 o'clock
Friday to plead.
Tho defendants we're remanded to the
custody Of tho sheriff and tho oourt
took a recess.