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The evening world., 1910-12-22
KINGS ENVOY AT FUNERAL
OF MURDERED POLICEMEN.
Honors at st. Paul's Cathedral in
London for Men Shot Down by
Russian Terrorists.

LONDON, Dec. IA public funeral
was given to-day to the three police
officers who were shot down by Russian
T%errorists whom they had frustrated In
IN attempt at burglary last Saturday
night. St. Paul's Cathedral, where the
service was held. was crowded. the
throng including representatives of King
Geoig e and of the Cabinet. The Lord
Mayor and the sheriffs Of London at
tended in full state. The esteem in
which the police of London are held was
indicated by the hundreds OF floral
pieces sent by all classes of society and
by the enormous crowds that thronged
the route of the procession from the
Cathedral to the cemetery.
Although hundEods of scotland Yard
men are searching for them night and
day the murderers are still at large.
The evening world., 1910-12-22
At $3.50

women = fownesP p X. M. Cape Gloves.
Women $ Fleece lined Mocha Gloves.
Women's Fleece lined Kid Gloves.
Special Glace Kid. Hte. Jouvin (Cuignic) make. +,
Women's Silk lined Mocha or Cape Gloves.
Mems p. X. M. Gloves. Havana. tan. black.
Mems Mocha Gloves, PIX. NJ. worth $500.
Mems Fleece lined Kid, Cape or Mocha Gloves.
The evening world., 1910-12-22
LOSES PURSE OVERHEARD.
(iPl barred From Port Until Pas
sengers Take Up Collection.

Because she lost n handbag. contain
Ing 800 and Jewelry worth as much
more. on board the Hamburg-Ameri-
a liner Sarnia yesterday afternoon.
Blanco Gonzales, an unusually pretty
Costa Rican girl. found the portals OF
this country closed against her to-day.
II was not until a number OF sympa-
thetic passengers. who knew what had
befallen the girl, made up a purse sufii-
cient TO meet the requirements OF the
immigration authorities, that she was
allowed to land.
Miss Gonzales was leaning against the
promenade deck rail yesterday when she
became giddy. and tainted. When she
was revived she noticed the loss OF her
handbag. a search was made and de-
t~ectives were on hand when the boat
landed, but no trace OF the bag was
found.
The evening world., 1910-12-22

principle applicable to all Industries
with duo regard to the interests OF om-
ployers and employees.
The report of Louis u. Schraui, chair
OF tho Fcderatlon's Committee on
Improvement OF State Factory Inspec-
ton. recommended that tho proposed
law provide for the selection n retcn-
tion Of efficient officials and that these
inspectors be trained experts In safe
guarding machinery ami In ventilation
and sanitation. II was also recon-
mended that uniform laws be lassed to
prevent the sale of ~unguarded ina
chinery.
The evening world., 1910-12-22

Black Lynx Muff and Scarf. special, $2l.s0
One Of the most fashionable furs Of the season, deep and
lustrous. A very handsome set.
Russian Ponykn Coats, $3.50
beautifully marked, lustrcus Russian Ponyskin Coats, 50 and
81 inches LONG, with deep shawl collar, lined with brocade lin.
ing, women's and misses sizes.
Handsome Caraeul Coats, 1913 so
European dyed, made of carefully selected whole skins, highly
lusirous, beautifully lined, 81 inches long, with long rolling
shawl collar effect.
Bhan Seal (Muskras) Coats, Special, $l69.s0
manufacturers sample coats, exquisite models; some with
sailor collar and others with deep shawl collar Of contrasting
furs, such as Australian Opossum, Pointed Fox, Skunk and
Raccoon, richly lined and faullessly made.
IT. On md nnuln4
The evening world., 1910-12-22
DENTIST ROBBED,
TED OFFICE IN
ABINGDON SQUARE
One Man With Pistol, Another
With Blackjack Held Up
DR.. Daniels.
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
Police Try to Keep Robbery
Secret, but Fail to Find
the Thieves.

II has Just become known that the po-
lice are looking for two hold-up men
VIVA participated In true Western style
In one OF the most daring daylight rob-
berries that has taken place in this city.
The police have given out nothing about
II. but are searching for two tall, well
built men-one about twenty-eight
years old and the other about thirty
three-who robbed DR.. c. J. Daniels, a
dentist, and then bound him hand and
foot In his office at Abingdon Square
ana ank street.
Dr.. Daniels said to IN Evening World
reporter to-day that since the hold-up
on Dec. II the entire neighbornood
has been In n state of terror. for the
robbery was unusually bold. 1t occurred
at an hour OF the day when there Is
plenty OF life In the square, yet the men
managed to escape.
Tells Of the Robbery.
II was alone In my office, which Is
on the first floor" said DR.. Daniels to-
day IN relating his experience to al
Evening World reporter. when two
men came in. I noticed nothing unsual
about them. and OF curse vas not sus-
p!c.ous when the younger of the two
said he wanted his teeth examined, as
he had a toothache. ] invited him into
my back room. where | do ny oper-
atinG. The other man took a seat In
the office and commenced TO read a
paper"
When DR.. Daniels began TO look at the
patients teeth he discovered he would
nav to get an instrument from the
front office n left the rear room.
las I stepped into the room where the
other man had been seated continued
the dentist. Il noticed he was standing
up. As I approached him he took a
step In my direction and commanded:
Throw up your hands,
Il then saw he had n revolver in his
and and you may be sure my hands
went up in a hurry. I heard n noise by
my side and I saw the other man with
Blackjack in Gis hand. This fellow
took my ~money-more than sl00-and
my gold watch and chain"
Bound Hands and Feet.
After going through the dentists
clothing for more money and valuables
the robbers debated whether they would
hit him oven the head. but concluded
that they would tie him. They threw
him into n chair and. taking a strons
handkerchief. made his hands fast. one
OF the men produced a small rope ANA
with this they tied his feet together.
lie was told II he made an outcry he
would get II good and he sat in the
chair while the men ~ransacked the Office
for gold. After securing all there was
they fled to the scuttle.
DR.. Daniels waited until he was sure
the robbers had gone and then threw
himself on the floor and crawled TO the
front office. lie could wiggle his fin
gers Just n trife and was able 10 get
hold of a pair of scissors. and by Placing
them on the table in such n position
that he could run his bonds over them
managed to free his hands.
DR.. Daniels reported the case 10 the
police. So far they have found no clue.
but have been ~cndeavoring to keep the
news quiet.
The evening world., 1910-12-22

TO receive il proves The same
thing.
These very low prices OH
fashionable Mufs and Neck
Furs will be specially interest
ing this week.
fuH and Scarf, special, $34.S0
Beautiful black French Coney,
handsome shawl scarf,
trimmed with ornaments and
the new large bolster muf,
with pointed tabs.
Muff and Scarf, special, $3.50
Black French Coney, full deep
and lustrous, Neck Scarf,
trimmed with two tails and
new model bolster muff to
match.
Muif and Collar cite, special, $29 so
Finest black French Coney
Shawl Collarctte and large
bolster muf to match.
The evening world., 1910-12-22
ExTINGUISHERS NOT THERE.
SayvtIle Cottage of New York Fire
Fighter Burned To Ground.

The summer cottage on Cotton avenue,
Sayville. l.. l.. owned by George T.
Shaver, of a fire eXtingulsher company
OF No. 4l0 East Thir~ty-second street.
Manhattan. burned to the ground with
its contents early to-day, 1t was form
erly owned by Thomas Ryan, the actor,
II was located in the centre of say
ville's theatrical colony. The house
was u%noccupled during the winter.
Fire Chief W, y. Eaynor, after Civ
ing the fire alarm bell six strokes broke
the bell rope, lie then reused the Rev.
A. wilkins at the Methodist Church
parsonage and got into the church to
ring the bell. Raynor found tracks In
the show which he thinks look like a
firebug's.
The evening world., 1910-12-22
BRITISH OFFICERS GUILTY
OF SPYING ON GERMANS.
Two Sent to Fortress Prison for
-Four Years for Surveying
Army FortificatiOns.

LEIpSIC, Germany, Dec. 22-Capt.
Bernard Frederick Trench Of the British
Royal Marine Infantry and Lieut.. Wv
ian II. Brandon OF the Royal Navy
were to-day found guilty Of spying upon
the German Notifications at Borkum
and sentenced each to -four years i'm
~pgisonmcnt in "a fortress.
The evening world., 1910-12-22
fiandkerchiefs

big and varied. A box Of
six nice Irish Linen Hand
kerchiefs, with dainty hem
stitching and initialled corner,
costs only 500 to $500.
The same thing for men in
large sizes, of course. The
$1.00 box is particularly good
value.
Main FToor-Grecnhut and Compsny
The evening world., 1910-12-22

HAMBURG, Dec, 22,-The French
steamer Savona owned by Sloman and
Company of this city H. believed TO have
been lost with her crew of twenty-Cne
while bound from this port for Naples.
The Savora l. n slster-ship of the Pal
erno which was recently lost.
The evening world., 1910-12-22
TUBERCULOSIS
YIELDING TO


After being given up
Cured After BY three doctors I wa,
III. advised by ore Of the
'"'ee DoetorS ply Lclsns Of st. MARY,
had Giyeo Hospital 10 consult Dr.
-. Anderson. whose many
him Up. successful cures u Tu-
bscuioss and ell Other
throat and Lung Troubles are known to eli.
II had q dreadful cough. hsmorrhases. pain IN
chest and shoulders, ehills. fever and night sst.ts.
lost flesh. strength and appetite, and had all tbs
other deadly Ump,oms Of Tuberculosis Of the
lungs
Finally I spplisd TO Dr. Anderson. and his
x-light examination Of my chest showed that tie
right lung was seriously affected and lad a cavi,y
In the upper part Of u.
The evening world., 1910-12-22
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

ne words and music OF a beautiful
Christmas carol in every copy of next sun
day's World. order from your newsdealsr
in advance.
The evening world., 1910-12-22
Jewelry

You wish to spend Csc to
$500 for a few small re-
Northumberland, there are
Scarf Pins, Cuff Links,
Beauty Pins. Baby Pins
articles in silver for the writ.
ing desk, the dressing table,
etc. Gifts for everybody.
Something finer7 Diamond
Rings. And scores Of other
nice Gift articles.
Main Floor-Greenhut and Compsny
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
The Case Of Morse.

Chas w Morse was accused of
breaking the national banking laws
He was indicted, tried found guilty
and sentenced TO 10 years imprison-
ment in the penlten tiary at Atlanta
For few months he was out on
bail During that time he managed
10 gCcupcrate from his losses. Out
OF the ruin which had involved him
he rescued about seven million dol
lars. Legally every cent was his
There was no rea on why he should
pay any of it to people who had
suffered financially from the failure
OF the Morse bank, no legal reason so
We understand.
When the Standard Oil Company
vas fined twenty-nine million dol
lars it was considered by many to be
IN unusual and harsh punishment
md the courts refused 10 sustain it.
Had Morse been fined one million
do lars many would have consideyed
ihis harsh and unusual punish
nett We hold no brief for the man.
au' there is much in his favor. His
iucalcera ION now smacks some
what OF 'eugence j. it not just
possible that justice is too sever.
ID bis case? We think il is. He
.ct-racd voluntarily from Europe TO
ace his accusers He has acted
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
A SAD COMM ENTARY.

a great tx is icing made about
the naush,inpss OF The Girl from
Rector's' md the Mayor of Raleigh
=. (. ..5 -,rn s0.e so far as to is
sue an order prohibiting the stag
ing OF the play Now as a matter of
fact the play is 40 naughtier than
lots OF others, and all this talk aboMt
II savors II IN advertising scheme
You may "ecall the incident OF the
Royal Nouesuch." which carried
the line Women and Children not
Admitted" This did the work. It's
an old -rci: among show people to
wink the OF eye, look mysterious
and dargly intimate that the thing
cuts into The risque to a greater or
less extent. The word is pa sed
along at considerable velocity, ana
the box Office reups goodly har-
vest.
It's a sad commentary. saying the
least. a larse per cent OF the p ay
out@u; at his time has absoluel
nothing 20 'ecommend it save a bru-
tai setting of mans animal desires.
The show fo.k probably think the.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

constituency IN Paris a. the general
elections in May. From the pre,imi-
nary announced We gather that She
will raise no riots and throw no
bricks: that she will force no ques-
lions OF jails and compulsory feed
ing. Gallo courtesty apparently is
TO RUE the hour OF the canvas. ana
for the martyrdom of the feminine
candidates there will be the compen-
sation OF most distinguished con
sidcration
Such campaign as a spectacle
will be eminently French TO
strenuOusly inclined sisterhood ia
Britain or in America it should com
mend itself as exemplary hint
from Paris as well worth accepting
rs anything in contemporary lines OF
hats or gowns
The prime object or the French
suffragette is, like that OF her British
sister, TO attract attention TO her
cause. She may be treated to do
this piquantly. even without violence.
II she shall succeed i'm setting
fashion in graceful amenities ION the
stump" the procession of her debtors
i'm campaign ethics will reach around
the world. Some pernicious activi-
ties OF our own politics may yet be-
displayed by ideal processes born I'm
France. But where, then. will be the
occupation OF the "boys?"-New
York World.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
Y '',S,N.zZN'!seA7fiffol1&N6Sisfn
Schedule I'm Effect
JUNE 20, 1899.

Leave 7:2O a. n. fJr Roanoke
,yorfolk and all points on tho S5eE
sdOah division. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke 20 New york. va Hagers-
Town, Pullman Parior Car Roanoke
20 Norfolk.
1888 I. NJ. for RCeuoEs, Rich.
mona, Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper
Dining Car 20 Roanoke. Pa.!Cr Gar
Roanoke 70 Norfolk.
1870 y. IN. for Roanoke, Lyach.
bur. and Intermediate stations an
tho Sheuah dnAh valley. Philadelphia
and New York. Sleeper 10 ThiladOl-
hia and New York. Cafe car Gary
and Shenandoah.
s:1S D. N. COR Roanoke, lynch.
vurg. Richmond. Norfolk. Pullman
Sleeper To NorfoiK. RNSaoXs TO
Richmond
Leave P'ueheld 500 ,. II. COR Ker
oYa. Colu"hbus and all points WesI
aud Northv @st Pullman Sleeper FOR
Go .nOpus A. ' Cincinnati. Cafe ca~s
S.ly G. u. 'p!ina1 6 egpsr To-
columbus CAFE Dlning Car.
Leays $3.50 &. N. anu 20. ?. II
daily COR farewell Norton End 81
stations o. CliTcn Wales division.
Arrive rom Norton and points on
ha Cicch NeN9v d'visioa ~ 1920 2
81 80 o. D. -.
Laa GO. p. IA. ;or "a ch ar
n."r. ..-- '.-, 3ns
Leave tJ.46 ~ Cor WWtlm
-cn e1d i4t9rmediate statioE5
Leave us 2. m. FOR Wslch and
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
SO Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys Free
Relieves Urinary and Kidney Trou
bIos Backache sratulng
swelling. Etc

Wouldn't II Je nice within week
OF so 10 begin TO ray goodbye Tor.
ever to the scaldnc. dripping. strain
ine. or TOO frcqucut passage OF urine.
the forehead and the back of-. he-heaa
ache fhe stitches and pains iu the
back tho growing muscle weakness.
spots before The ege yellow. f'ue
gish bowels Tallcu ry.Ids or ank-
les; leg cramps unnatural short
breath sleeplossncss and the despon-
deucy
have a recipe for these trouble.
that sou con depend on. and in you
want 10 make "a quick recovery, YOU
ought to write and got copy OF !,
Many a doctor would charge you 81 sp
just FOR writing This prescription. but
] hae IL and vir bc glad 10 send #,
10 EcJ entirely free JUS, drop me
q line ike hts Dr a y Robinson.
i i1i5 Lug Bui'dns. Detroit. Mich
and J wiii send 10 by return mail iu
plain envelope As you WIN see
when rou eet ~ this recipe contains
only pure harmless remedies. bu' +,
has great healing and ps'n-conquer.
ing power
70 viii quickly show lt power once
you use IT, 50 ! think you had better
sec What % is without DELAY will
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

( BY virtue of certain deed Of trus
lbearing date the 10Th day OF April.
1908, executed by Patrick Coles 10
the undersigned Trustee. TO secure
VIM +. Ross and c. T. Ross in the
payment of Six Hundred 100000
Dollars as evidence by twei.o
notes OF $1,000 each. which said
trust deed OF records in the yiieo
cf he Clerk OF the County Court.
OF Mercer County West Virginia, in
Trust Deed Book II. PAGE IS. and
default having been made in the
payment OF said notes as agreed in
said deed Of trust, and having been
requested so TO do by the said VIM.
F.. and c. r. Ross. the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale by wal OF
public aution TO the highest bidder
upon the premises, on the
18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1910,
at O'Clock. p. M, on The said dav.
the following described real estate
lying and being in the City of Blue
field, West Virginia, to-wit
BEGINNING al point \. is de-
grees 30 w. one hundred and for.
ty-siX 046D and one tenth feer
from point on the northern line of
West Bedford Street (Which point on
said northern line OF West Bedford
street is s. 81 degrees W. one hum
drod aud uinety-sct-n GgI-r.at rn
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

FOR RENT'-Four room fat in
center OF business section, all mod
ern conycniences. Ideal place for
Dress-Mak ne establishment, Clean
ing and Pressing Rooms, or any
business where grpuud floor is not
neccssary For R,nl al Bar
gain. Can on or write The Roland
Printing company. 2.t Princeton
Avenue Phone lrL.
2-2-tf
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
HiI4 HIM

They re going 80 lock Jones ~
for the good o, the community"
What's H. G.ne?'
He's talking OF setting BGowu
poems to Riclt.I slrauss's mn c
Cleveland loader.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
TURN The OTHER

What did ah- 10 when he kissed
herr"
SLAPPED lin or the cheek"
And what did he do about the
other cheek?'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

See the new line Of German Silver
Mesh Bags at low price, H.
Moseley, Jeweler, Bland Street.
Eod-t-w.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

WANTED: Two men for advertising
work Must write plain hand. Adj
drcsi edo not calD Clayton Adver-
Using Box 467 Bluefeld.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

MONEY TO LEND ON REAL
ESTATE.
L. j. HOLLAND.
f-2i-10-Gt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11
WEBB SEWALL.
Boston Man WEEDS One Of Baths
Popular Young Ladies.

Bath, Me-. July 1O.-Stuart Weston
Webb of Brookline, Mass, assistant sec
rotary of the Old Colony Trust Co., Bos-
ton, and graduate of Harvard, U.s.
and Miss Marcia Sewall of this city, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Swan
ton Sewall. were married at noon Satur-
day at Grace Episcopal church, the kew.
Culbert McGay officiating
The best man was Albert Boyden OIL
Beverly and the maid Of honor was Miss
RUBY Sewall of Kansas City. Mo. cou-
sin of the bride. The ushers were John
Boyd and A. L. White of Boston, Harris
Paine and Albert A. Boyden of New York
city, Lester F. Gilbert of Buffalo, N. Y,
and Samuel Titcomb OF Augusta, Me.
The bridegroom is son of Mrs. Mar
tina Webb and the late Rev Stephen
Weston webb of Brookline. His bride
since completing her private education
has Travelled extensively at home and
abroad. She is prominent in society and
a member of am old shipbuilding family
in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11
Sad Drowning Of Two:
Wellesley College Girls.
Gould Swim, But Unnerved BY
Stepping Into Hole.
Third Girl Nearly Loses Own Life
In Attempted Rescue.

Wellesley. July 10-Miss Florence
Jennison and Miss May Palmer, young
Wellesley girls. were drowned in Lake
Waban late Saturday afternoon. Both
could SWIM but when they suddenly
stepped into deep hole the, sudden
plunge into deep water unnerved them
so that they chung to each other PAM
ic-stricken and screamed for help
without attempting to swim ashore.
Miss Elsie Jennison, a younger sis
ter of Florence Jennison. was in the
water some distance away. She heard
the cries for help. saw that no one
else was moving to the spot where
the girls were struggling. and swan to
their aid herself. She reached the deep
pool before the other two girls had
gone down for the last time. and they
grasped her in a clutch that made
spectators on shore and in the water
believe that. there were to be three
victims to the accident.
Elsie Jennison fought desperately
with the two girls, trying to hold them
up and break away at the same time.
She finally wriggled from the grip that
they held her in and tried to catch her
sister, but it was too late and she was
herself pulled TO safety by another
girl who had swan to the spot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Miss Nellie Anheuser of st. Louis has
filed suit for $1,000 damages against
DR.. Robert Good. dentist. The action
is in retaliation for the discomfort and
embarrassment which she says she suf-
fered when a baiIiff of the municipal
court attached her opera capes and
evening gowns at the Congress Hotel
last April in a suit brought by the dem
fist.
Frustrated in her attempts to end her
life with poison and by slashing her
throat with a razor, Mrs. Anna Dex-
traze of New Bedford. Mass, came
near being successful in her third at
tempt Saturday when she threw her.
self into the Acushnet river. She was
dragged from the river in an uncon-
scious condition and removed to the
Emergency hospital where she regain
ed consciousness. On the first two at
tempts she was saved by her 12-year-
old daughter. Ema. Mrs. Dextrase was
Respondent over ill health and domes-
tic troubles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11
WARSHlPs FOR SALE.
Four Have Outlived Their Usefulness
and Will Be Sold.

Washington, July 1O-Secretary of
the Navy Meyer has signed an order
authorizing the sale of the third class
cruisers Detroit and Boston, the gum
boat Concord and the torpedo boat
WinsloN From a military standpoint.
the usefulness of these vessels have
passed. The amount of money required
to place them in condition was so
large and their value. comparatively.
as small when in service that the
board ot inspectors and survey for
ships, recommended that it would be
poor economy to repair them They
will he advertised for sale and dis
posed of. in accordance with law. to
the highest bidder. The Boston and
the Concord were part of Dewey's
squadron in the battle of Manila bay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11
BELFAST.
Once Warned Out Of Town, RuMselfer
Now Goes to Jail.

Belfast. Me-. July 10.-(SpeciaD.-
Horace Rand, said to hail last from
Bangor. was before Police Judge Rog-
ers Saturday on two charges, single
sale and search ano seizure.
Rand came to Belfast last fall about
fair time, but when complaint was
made of him to Sheriff Carleton. the
latter warned him to leave the city or
he would be arrested. He left. He
came back, however, some time ago
and on July Z it is charged he sold
to one James 'Burgin a half pint of
whiskey. On the same day his room
in the house owned by a Mrs. Russell
on Union street was searched and three
pint bottles exactly like that sold to
Burgin We're found. When arrested
Rand denied that he had ever sold
liquor to Burgin but he was held on
the evidence and found guilty. Judge
Rogers fined him $50 and costs and 80
days in Jail on the single sale, with
go days additional in default of pay
ment On the search and seizure case
he was fined $149 and costs and so days
in Jail. He appealed. At noon Satur-
day he had not obtained bail and was
in iail.