The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

The Mobile Register OF yesterday
says: Armed with search warrants
sworn 20 Dy detectives who have been
at Worn in The city for twenty days in
the employ 81 the Law and O.dcr
League OF Mobile county, TO
their statements. deputies yesterday
visited almost eyeTE near beer eStaO-
rs 1ment in the city. and as q result
oil their WORK warrants charging %
violation OF IA prohibition law were
Lass night sworn out before the inferior
{ criminal cCurr for practically every
near. beer establishment in the city.
the three d. tecliyes VINO have been
"a h-J-u- .'yidouce swearing 90 these
warrants.
Yesterday morning shortly after Ia
" Clc,, q delegation OF Law aud order
Lag headed hy Re- II H. Nc.
N.'lI and composed Of +. Il. Dcuuison.
Hopkins Fi-ZUatriCk. Il. J. MauDiu,
NCaudcr Crane ana Aubrey Bov-ee. as
attorney, visited Sheriff CazaIas and
told aim OF their purlros- and that
they wanted search warrants 10 wish
al near Horr' arlishmeut in abe
city The sheriff called IN his atto~-
ney. Francis j. In-C. Tor advice ana
rh" warrants We're finally issued be
fore the inferior criminal count. 5w0ru
to by either e. Fl. Cuban L. Bow
man or G Woodward. all OF a Nash-f
vile detective agency headed by J
{ Burke. as superintendent. Who en-
siHeerej the detective work here.
The deputies who conducted Tie
searches with Sheriff CazaIas were
Charles Cherry, II. ". Hakeman,
sonny DPlchamps, Willie McCarron.
Frank Girard, Hugh ellis and Tom
. Murray. There was mucu excitement.
A. Il pF I, fol
ties into places a they made the
searches and we'll they performed
their work, searching shelves. lockers
and all places where i,qaor5 mign,
be kept
There We're eleven warrants sworn
to by three detectives I'D for ne
following people: George Winter Pete
VentUini a. BienvilIe hotel bar; Jonn
Smith. Frank Schimpf = N johnson
& Co. J. B. Webster, Hervey Hotel
COMPANY. W J. Farrell Billy Baxter.
Battle House and Charles Schimpf.
The deputies secured Il quantity Of
. fluid alleged 10 be been ard whiSkey
which is also alleged TO have been
sold, the richest haul being made
st T. NJ. JOhnson~& CC.. the Battle
/ House and the Cawf1GB. where MANY
barrels were found. all Of which was
seized. ana at places where barrels
were found which could nos hU taken
away by the deputies, men were DIsc
ed on guard over the seized liquids.
Warrants Sworn Out.
A. The result Of the o-- of the de
I tectives YESTERDAY WaTTaI.=S We're last
night sworn 10 by the three detectives
charging violations OF n" prohibition
law, the warrants being sworn ont be
fore he inferior criniiEJl court and
against the following peopIr.
Battle House hotel CaWThCu hotel
p. Venturini. BieDviuc hotel Z NJ
Johnson & Co. KIOSK restaurant
John Smith. Charles Schimpf, ". Far
reU. Charles Wacker, r. KUppersmith,
Reub Nash. Bennett Bros, Thomas J..
Row1H. r. p. Blalack. w- II. Baxter.
Karl Bros. Frank J. SchlInpf. Wilmer
7 Y. Pearson, 4. KonstauZer. j. 3. Web
ster. Mcnamara Bros are George c.
Winter,
Immediately after the swearing out
OF the warrants deputies were sent
out 10 execute them anC during last
night the majority or t-iosc against
! whom warrants were sworn were ar
: rested and made 10 give bond for their
! appearance.
While the action on the part OF the