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The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
LABOR LOSES BOYCOTT FIGHT
Final Order in Buck Stove Case by
Justice Ciabaush Of Supreme Court.

Washington, March 24.--The Amer
lean Federation OF Labor and Presi-
dent Gompers and others OF that or
ganiZation were permanently enjoined
from "conspiring, agreeing or combin-
ing TO restrain. obstruct or destroy"
the business OF the Buck Stove and
Range company in a decision rendered
by Chief Justice Clabsush OF the su-
prcme court OF the District Of Column
bia, making permanent the temporary
injunction OF Justice Gould against
the federation in that case.
The federation's counsel immediate
" poted an appeal to the district court
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
RENDERS sw WEEPING DECISION.
MINNESOTA LAW HELD INVALID
Enormous Penalties of Act Cause OF
Its unaoing--North Carolina Rate
Law Also Declared Ureonstitutional
on Same Grounds.

Washington, March 2i-In refusing
TO grant 20 Attorney General IUun, o.
minnesota d Writ Of hGHcas corpus
releasing him from the penalty inn.
pU5cd by the United states district
court for the district OF Minnesota on
the charge OF contempt OF court i'm I'm.
shutting a proceeding in a state court
for the enforcement Of the railroad
rate law after the federal court hdu
prohibited such q course and in affirm.
ing the decision of Judge Pritchard Of
the United Statoa circuit court for the
western district Of North Carolina,
discharcing from Imprisonment James
ii. Wood. a ticket agent oil the South
ern railway NJ AshCyillr. after nc had
been sentenced By the Asleyillc poifuc
COt,rL to serve q term on the rock pile
on the charge OF collecting for Il ticket
On that road a greater pr,r, than was
permitted by the state railroad law
the supreme court OF tho UnitoD
States added another to the series q
decisions which have rendered uotab!
the present term OF thGt court.
Judge Harlan Diassnts.
In both cases the right of the states
TO 6X rates for railroad transportation
was the issue and Doth involved con
ficts between the federal and the
state courts. The decision in each
case was opposed both to the states
and 10 their courts. The ~opiaion OF
the court in both cases was announced
by Justice Peckham and, with the ex,
ception of Justice Harlan. all the other
members OF the court stood behind
him In the announcement In the
courts finding. Justice Harlan read a
dissenting opinion in the Young case,
in which he took the view that the
suit was practically a proceeding
against the state and therefore not
Dornissible under the Eleventh
amendment to the constitution. He
therefore characterized the orinion as
sra-making In the history Of the court;
said II had the effect OF closing the
courts Of a state against the state
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

AMY OvSuInnus ,,Oi. Ss.PsSy go $500
factory terms for their labor, satisfac-
tory conditions OF employment, or so
as to interfere with or to- restrict any
right of employers for any cause to
discharge all or any of their employees,
or to combine or to contract with each
other or with employees for the pur-
pose of pcacoahly obtaining labor ON
satisfactory terms"
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

"a 40 uusinoss va
and also bars the federation from
placing the company on the unfair
list" or from stating that the compa.
ny's products should not be purchased,
either in Missouri or anywhere else.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Handwriting Expert res.lEes.

Kansas CITY, March 2i.--ln the trial
of Mrs. Sarah Morasch, charged win
poisoning ~four.year.old Ruth MINER.
it was established by export testimony
that tho defendant wrote tho top aud
bottom lines of The address ON ilc
box of poisoned candy witch was
mailed 90 the dead eirl's sister.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

bandits who held up Edward Hoffman
and secured 4 1000 belonging TO the
Coalition Mining company, made their
way TO Schurz during the night, stole
"A handcar and made their way into
the Walker Indian reservation. They
are now being pursued by former
members of the Walker Indian police
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

opinion. The principal pronounce.
ment was made in the Minnesota case.
Justice Peckham's Opinion.
Justice Feckham S opinion was out.
lined as follows: The court has de.
cided: That by reason of the o
nous penalties provided in the rate
laws. by way OF fines against the com
panies and imprisOnments Of then
agents and employees, the companies
are in effect prevented from ever quCs
]tiouing the validity OF those laws. a
the risk Of ConistatiOn of property
and imprisonment OF agents i'm case
the companies failed in their defense
"a too much TO undertake in a ju
dicigl decision OF a question OF sucl
validity. such laws arc therefor
held unconstitutional, as they pr,
vented the companies from resortiu
60 the courts, ana therefore deprived
them Ot the equal protection Of the
laws.
The question o. the suG1cicncy of
The rates to enable The company to oh.
tain some return TO It's stockholders
for their investments has for many
years held to be one for the courts to
decide. as it would be a violation OF
the constitution OF thc United States
to fix rates so low Us 10 be cOnnsga
tory il enforced.
The laws providing rates for the
transportation of passengers in the
.wO cases under consideration have
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

New Orleans, March GA severe
wind and rain storm. accompanied by
loss of life aud much property dam.
age. prevailed in portions Of iuu,si.
ana. Mississippi aud Alabama.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

"Do you approve Of working Sun
dayY' Certainly not" replied the
man addressed. WHY make an excep-
ton Of Sunday ?"-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
The BIZ Horn BASIN

Mr. u. Glenn Deaver, Lsndsetk.
seekers Information Bureau,
Omaha, will personally conduct
lsndseekers to this country the
arst and third Tuesdays in
April. Write Mr.. Deaver for in.
formation about very desirable
irrigated lands in the Basin, sub
iect to homestead under the big
Government Ditch or under pri
vate bitches. 100000 acres OF
new Basin land will come under
water in 1908.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
BUSINESS Openints

We have a list of excellent bust
ness chances in new growing
towns on Burlington extensions,
get established early-ahead Of
the coming population. Writs
MI. Beaver.
j. +. EDWARDS, Ticket Agent.
l.. w. Wakeley, G. =. A, Omaha, Neb
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

First and third Tnesdays ofsach
month to Colorado, Big Horn
Basin, Montana aud the North
west.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
GO SOn1eWslel G
szgcETa EEeEItzF4sMNkErssaRfEsxa1z
Make That
California; Trip Now

Low n way Colonist rates daily
until April 30th to Utah, Cali
mia, Oregon, Washington and
Montana.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

>awE-w-HsrJuE-pgy gT-rE sFEEvrsssEa 6sM
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Winter Tours

To the South and Gulf resorts
daily untillApril Goth.
homeeeeksrs' Rates
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

both practically were decided in one
opinion. The principal pronounce.
ment was made in the Minnesota case.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Dr.. Pure moved 10 Lamar on Tuesday
Mrs. H. J. spriaksr entertained ths
Tuesday Club this wssk.
A. L Bsggs Of salida spent Sunday Ii
Rocky Ford with Ed Sever.
r. S. Bssll and family are spending
the week at Holbsook Lake.
Mrs. Matte Hulss returned Ssturda,
from business Trip 70 Denver.
Mrs. John E. Lawson 10 recovering
from 4 threatened attack Of pnsumoaia
H. 3. Psarson.shsld manager for crut.
ehiisld and Voolfolk. came In Tuesda,
from Fl Centre. Calf.
Andy Billingslsy left on Tuesday ioI
Twin Falls, Idaho. whore he expects 70
make his future home.
c. W. Powell, foreman Of the Enter
prise printsry. Is laid up this week with
an attack Of the mumps.
r. NJ. Hsrsin 10 In Denver this week. at
tending meeting Of feounty commissioner
fros. all parts Of the state.
W. F. Mooney Of Fowler and Mr.. Tihs
Of Canon City we're looking after fa'
cattle In this vicinity the first Of week.
Miss Jennie Walker who has been Wis
iting with relatives for some time past al
Las Animas. returned home on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs John Ripin left for their old
home IN kinslsy. Kan, after short visi,
In this city wish.ths lattsr's sister, Mrs. H.
q. Browne.
Mrs. q. p. Randall and daughter Dor
othy left on Tsusday for two months
visit at Eureka, Kan, Bunker Hill and
Peoria, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hohnbaum spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Pueblo. attending
the stats convention Of the Knights and
Ladies Of Security.
Clay Wolf. Of the otsro Garage &
Bicycle Co.. left for Denver yesterday.
He will bring back two REQ machines
that have been ordered by Fowler
parties.
J. K. Lumbar came in Tuesday from
his home In Hope. Kan. Mr.. Lumbar
has extensive real estate interests in
this vicinity and will spend most Of the
summer here.
Or. 3. E. Moody is today moving his Of
fee from the Pollock hospital to the Amos
residence. corner Of Main and Chestnut
He will also have his rss,dsnes in the
came building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Our Soda Fountain and Cream Parlor
is open for the season. and We are pre-
pared to serve you to the queens taste
with all kinds Of frozen goods. Ice
Cream In any quantity promptly deliver
cd to any part Of the city. J. N. Tucker
& Co.. Phone West 1+6.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

A fine large map Of Colorado. printed
in colors, showing counties. cities. towns.
etc. will be sent you absolutely FREE "
you send your name and address on .
postal to Western World Pub. Co., 62s
& g. c. Bldg. Denver, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01
Get cabbage plants from Bur-
rell now. Don't forget to grow
a good garden.

For Sals.-Two-horss and ons-horss
beet eultivato:s. twslvs-tooth eultivator.
two subsoilsrs. weed cutter. ditehsr. sin
gle shovel plow. spraying outfit, road
wagon. old phsston. Mrs. E. W. Nanny.
sol Sycamore Ave. %7-$s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Before you sell your choice pieces OF
secondhand furniture and have to give
away the rest. get the BurkdolI Hard
ware and HousefurnisninR Co. to figure
on III you wiz to soil. You'll find it will
nay you.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Choice Kentucky Blue Grass
seed. genuine new crop from
Bourbon county. Kentucky.
The Ebbsst Seed Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01
K. and L Of s

Council meets ~ the first and third
Wednesday evenings. Of each month IN
1. o. o. F. Hall. Visiting members well
coined.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Fine California Mexican Beans for
Seed.-Will sell. or let and take beans In
return at harvest time Arthur S. Bsy-
mer. Bll S. 9th St +7-46
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

New Cement Sidewalk put In At z
cents foot. Ash pits, Sill. N. J. Ma
honey. Lsavs orders At Dawlsy's Lum-
bsr ward. 62p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

See the Burkdoll Hardware and
Houssiurnishing Co. u you have any
secondhand furniture 10 sell
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

The Burkdoll Hardware and House
furnishing Co. Is In the market fo'
secondhand furniture. See them bsfors
selling.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01
To Trade,

To Trade.
Irrigated raneh TO trade for clean
Rocky Ford property. Owners only
Call at Orr Studio.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Fusnishsd rooms for light housekeeping
Enquire Of Mrs. Elmer Conner. +ol N
Ninth street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

On our candy eountsrs you will find =
large assortment Of fresh homs made
goods every day In The week. Il b the
pure seuph" and We can sell Il ehsspss.
See! Come In and look Il over. J. n.
Tucker d Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Flowers for Decoration. Sc
eeuts per dozen, Il Burrells.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Money to Loan On Real Estats.- Glenn
Bssil d oobin. <7u-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Good sseond-eutsiag hay for sals
Phone 76l Blue. %3u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Essiy Ohio Potatoes tor seed
ST. The Ebbest Seed Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

SBefore visiting the out Of town special
ist consult our optieian. H. c. Morse. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01
New Photo Sessdlo.

New Photo Stsdlo.
For stamp pictures. stsrsoseopie views
and general Photographic work. Call At
he new studio south Of Opera House.
%6d A. l. Tsnnsy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Gentle driving horse for sale. Color
black. Phone 75+ Blue. %2f
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Cantaloupe Seed For Sals.-Pollosk
strain. c. D. Rolandsr. Phone +66
White. +7-+6
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

Arsenate Of Lead at cost At the
Ebbert Seed Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01
ARE THE THING

8 For Sale - Wanted For Rent 4
s>-~.-.-I~--~-~-s~.rsr|r,.-
For Sale-Horse. buggy and harness.
46u G. W. Little, 6l6 S. Main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

II you want Monsy-bring your poultr,
TO US and get the top prices.
Tho Rocky Ford Produce Co.
ono block east Of State Bank bldg. <6t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01

The BEST umbrella for rainy day 10 .
bank account with THE PEOPLES
HOME BANK. Your dsposits will b
absolutely safe. Guaranteed BY 20 resi-
dent stockholders.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-01
SANTA FE TIME TABLE

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"ses coIs. and dqS T.S siSs f%si s@.
"6oi Colorado Express. pm
EASTWARD
No. 81 Kansas City and Chicago Ed aiS !: q n.
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|$ ENTERPRISE !
WANT -ADS|
5 ARE THE THING !
3 For Sale Wanted For Rent s
s>.---.'I'.-.--s--->rIs~-r
For Sale-Horse. buggy and harness.
4eu g. W. Little. 6l6 S. Main.
cantaloupe Seed For sals.-Pollosk
strain. c. D. Rolandsr. Phone ass
White. %7-+8
SBefore visiting the out Of town special
ist consult our optieian. H. c. Morse. 40
Arsenate Of Lead at cost At the
Ebbert Seed Co.
Gentle driving horse for sale. Color.
black. Phone 75% Blue. Att
II you want Monsy-brins your poultry
to US and get the top prices.
The Rorkv EoYd produca Co
ono block east Of State Bank bldg. %6a
Get cabbage plants from Bur.
reII now. Don't forget to grow
. good garden.
The best umbrella for rainy day 10 .
bank account with THE PEOPLES
HOME BANK. Your dsposits will b
absolutely safe. Guaranteed BY 20 resi-
dent stockholders.
New Photo stsdIo.
For stamp pictures. stsrsoseopse views
and general Photographic work. Call At
he new studio south Of Opera House.
+6u A. L Tsnnsy.
Flowers Tor Decoration, Sc
eeuts per dezen, Il Burelis.
Money to Loan 90 Real Essats. Glenn.
Bssll 4 oobin. %71 :
On our candy eountsrs you Will hnd =
large assortment Of frssh homs made
goods every day In The week. Il b The
pure stuph" and We can cell Il ehsspsr.
See! Conc In and look Il over. J. u.
Tucker 4 Co. .
Easiy Ohio potatoes toe seed
af''' The Ebbest Seed Co.
Good sseond-eussias hay for sale.
Phone 764 Blue. +7a
Fusnishsd rooms for light housekeeping.
Enquire Of Mrs. Elmer Conner. %ol N.
Ninth street.
See the Burkdoll Hardware and
oussfurnishins Co. 10 you have any
secondhand furniture 70 sell
New Cement Sidewalk put In At z
cents foot. Ash pits, $li. N. J. Ma
honey. Leave orders At pawlsy's Lum-
bsr yard. o2p
Choice Kentucky Blue Grass
New-York tribune., 1908-09-14

ATLANTIC CITY DRY.
Prosecutor Gets 81 Alleged Gamblers
OUer Police Chiefs Head.
rav rs,epraph to The Tribune, ]

Atlantic City, Sept 13.-Prosecutor Goldenoers
rai6ed three alleged gambling houses carry lo-uaS
and captured about sixty-four negroes Ihey "e'o
all put fl the city Jail, and implicit instructions
ra ,,,a, AZ ,,oIice headouarters that none was to
be liberated until Monday morning. even II pan
was offered But that order was dlsregarueo pS
the police whom Mr.. Goldenberg ignored IN ihah il
ing the raids, and every one of them was adnlit'eu
TO bail.
Chief woodruff of the Police Department is at a
loss TO understand Mr. Goldenberg's attitude lie
saws that he has never failed 20 serve warrant
vet placed in his hands. and thaI ne lids i
failed Of getting every one for whom ne s'ai teu |
He never betrayed his office, he says ana aouS
that inasmuch as the reformers trusted MIN last
wear. he cannot understand WHY MI
did not consult him in this instance -
The deputies all sworn IN by Maslstra'o
Hughes and when some of the frenos OF inc
captured negroes sought him at his nome ne re-
fused to take bail. The police say that this is
spite move. made to punish negroes iol haNiie
5isohaved the orders of certain political interests
Despite vigorous opposition from small saloon
keepers who fear that hotelkeepers may a'teihp'
10 improve the excise situation here by geIuns :"
Raines clause TO the Bishops act. the Stoy-heunle
administration with the support Of the Royal Arch'
the sa1oonkeepers' association, were aole 10 Keep
Tho .1id.. clamped on Atlantic City to-day. warn
ings from the Police Department late SATURDAY
night stating that violations would De met WIN VII"
r,r1nDt arrest had the effect Of strict observance
of the Sunday closing order.
Visitors who expected that the resort %Inlsh' %
he wet" because Of the alleged war oet"eeh
small saIoonkeepers and hotel men were ulsdp
,oin+ed at midnight, when the big boardwalk
cafAs closed their doors and turned out the lghiS'
The fact that not an arrest was recorded To-
night indicates that the lid was hermeticaIly
sealed. officers patrolled the town all DAY IN
plain clothes and tried side doors "l'lout SUI.
cess Small saloonkeepers had threatened 10
,,oe- o,en hut the wiser counsel of the Royal
Arch, which represents 80 Of the go licenses In
the city, prevailed 49,
Small barkeepers make no secret that they VIII
vigorously oppose a clause to the blshopS ACT
giving proprietors Of hotels having certain
,,r,her of rooms the privilege to serve alcoholic
drinks with meals. They declare that such legisia-
ton would result IN wiping out the small hQoor
dealers altogether.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-14
PUPILS GO BACK TO SCHOOL TODAY.
More than Fifty Thousand, However, Will
Be Placed on Part Time.

The Juvenile army that invaded the city's streets
when school closed on June 29 will be rounded up
to-day when school opens again. Father Kncker-
booker expects TO spend $33.00O.000 this year on
the education of his 100000 pupils. The city has
$50 school buildings and 5000 teachers. Twenty
new buildings Will be opened to-day. with seating
capacity for $4,000 children Four more schools
are TO be opened in October, with seats for $3.50
pupils. DR.. Maxwell said yesterday:
"All told have more seats than there are
school children in the city. That isn't the diff
Guilty. 1t is a question of distribution. In some
OF the Manhattan schools there rs per cent
more seats than there pupils. but in a number
of the growing sections of Brooklyn and Queens
the condition IS reversed It is impossible now TO
say how many children will have to be put on part
time. Last year at this time 1t something like
eighty thousand. There will be fewer this year.
but fifty thousand think, is too low estimate "
New-York tribune., 1908-09-14
PARoCHIAL SCHOOLS OPEN TODAY.
Fifty-eight Thousand Pupils Enrolled IN
Manhattan. The Bronx and Richmond.

All the parochial schools In the various DOT
ouehs of the greater city Will be opened this
,nornine According to the reports received by
the Archdiocesan School Board. there viii be
5s 600 pupils enrolled in the boroughs of Manhat-
tan The Bronx and Richmond. There VIII be three
neu, schools added to the system, making eighty
sir in ALL Early in January new course OF
studies. now being prepared under the direction
of the archdiocese Over in Brooklyn Bishop Nc
precede the formal opening OF the schools. Mon
signor Lavelle will officate at St Patricks Ca
thedral.
All the high schools. academies colleges and
universities under the direction OF the various
lgious orders will also be opened this week. The
institutions conducted by the Jesuits completed
all arrangements yesterday for the reception Of
new and old students. The regular studies will
be resumed at Fordham University Thursday
morning. but the law and medical schools will
not be opened until September "a The Jesuits
have added a new college TO their system Brook
iyn College, on Crown Heights the site OF the old
pententiary. The main building has been COM
pleted and on Wednesday morning it will be
J., is the first president of the institution
The new college built under Father OCon-
or's direction. Loyoa School. at SD street and
Park avenue, will open until October L The
Cathedral College. founded by Archbishop Far
ley will be opened this morning. Pope Plus X
has sent painting Of the Madonna token OF
his interest In that institution and II will be
placed in the main study hall Of the college
New-York tribune., 1908-09-14
BURGLARS CLEAN UP APARTMENT.
Help Themselves Generously During Alb
sence of Dentists Family.

The apartments of DR.. William H Sieberst. a
dentist on the seventh floor of the Harold Apart
ments at No. 435 to 4S9 Manhattan avenue. were
entered on Saturday evening during the absence of
the family and thoroughly ransacked by burglars.
Returning about o'clock. Mrs. Seberst two
men scramble out of window and climb down
the fire escape.
She found oil the bureau drawers open and the
contents dumped che floor. There indica-
tons that the burglars had taken their time and
had overlooked nothing of value to them. Among
the articles taken ffty-seven solid silver
spoons a pearl and diamond sunburst. a pair of
opera glasses, six rings. with diamond set
tings. and four stickpins. Mrs. Sieberst says the
total value of the goods stolen is between $500 and
$1,000 The Burglars entered through screened
window leading to the rear fire escape.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-14
BOND COUPONS GONE.
Mailed from Bordentorn Bank to
Paterson, Yet Sent from Trenton.

Paterson. n. J.. Sept. 13 (SpeciaD.-The postoifce
authorities and the police of Paterson and Borueh-
town investigating the mysterious THEFT OF szVo
worth of Paterson City bond coupons
The Bordentown National Bank Is the owner OF
a number of Paterson bonds which the annual
interest was due last week. The coupons were cut
and given to a bank messenger to mail TO Herman
J. Kohlhaas City Treasurer of Paterson. by special
delivery. The messenger says he mailed the letter
at the Bordentown postofice, After three days had
elapsed and the check for 5000 had not been re-
ceived, the Bordentown bank requested the FIRST
National Bank of this city to collect the money
due on the coupons Inquiry at the CITY Han re-
vealed that the City Treasurer had paid the inter
est to Merritt D. Mann OF Trenton.
The coupons sent from Trenton by Manu.
who in hts letter asked that the check for $2oo De
mailed to by special delivery. but not registered
The check can easily be cashed. but 1t has not
been found.
How Mann got hold of the coupons Is mystery
70 the ForIentown bank officials and the postaI
authorities of that place. The postofc. people are
Of the opinion that the letter was lost and that II
was never left at the postofice
The city of Paterson will not be loser. the loss
resting upon the Bordentown bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-14
SAYS CLERK PUT POISON IN COFFEE.
EMPLOYERS Brother-in-law Says Russian
Youth Had Roach Bait in Hand.

Henry Utian a Russian youth. living at No 247
Fast 25th street. was arraigned before Magistrate
Uahle in the Yorkvile Court, yesterday morning
IN, Dete+iv Tobin on the charge OF putting poison
, food He vas held in $3.50 bail for examination
on Wednesday.
The prisoner is a grocery clerk employed by Ma
than Dornstrtech at No 324 East 56th street Isaac
Iusenfeld brother-in-law OF the grocer, is the
complainant The detective says That the arrest
was made on information supplied by Lusenfeld al
ra9,re that he saw an open box of roach poison
IN the hands of the prisoner. who stood near a
n,tcher Of coffee that had been reserved for Dorm
striech.
There was another charge os petty larceny made
ago,nst Titan for having in his pocket 81 foun-
,at, nan said 70 belong to his employer On this
charge ha was held in $500 bail.