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The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
RAILROAD IS RETRENCHlNG
Shop Force Of Iron Mountain IL Being
Cut By Lay.ots,

Western Newspaper Union News service
Little Rock For the third time
within six weeks u cut was made In
the shop forces Of the Iron Mountain
railway In Argcnta Notice was gyol
10 60 men that they were laid on To-
an Indefinite period The cut IN
cudcs % and possibly more machln.
csts, Ave apprentices, 10 boilcrmON
era, four hlacksmitha, four black
smiths helpers and u dozen OF more
lnborprs
The cut follows n general reduction
of onchulf In the shop forces, No
vomhor I, During the latter part N
November about 90 men IN the Hhop,
and foundhousc were laid on. ThNn.
with those thrown ont Of work
recently makes between $50 and 400
men who have been laid on by the
iron Mountain IN ArRonta within sly
weeks No reason WAS given foi tho
reduction ~ the forco,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
MAINE BOARD REPORTS
Statement Given Out BY Navy De
partment Says ship Was Blown Up

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Washington Tho United states
battlcshlp Maine, which was sunk be.
meath the waters Of Havana harbor
in Feb uary 1895 as the result OF an
explosion, was blown up from the
outside This was announced by the
naval noard which has been eNamin'
Ing the wreck The finding confirms
the report Of the originl inyestga'
tors, Sho made superficial eNam''
nation Of the wreck shortly after the
disaster,
The statement given ont by the
navy department is bTcf Secretary
Ncycr docs not believe II necessary
to issue any extended explanation oI
the boards conclusion beyond the
flat statement that 0n exterior eN.
plosion was responsible for the loss
of the warship and the lives OF many
mon,
Tho declaration that a "low FORM
Of cyplosIyo was used In the outside
oyp,osIon" indicates the bcllef thn'
n mine and not dirlgIble torpedo
was the instrument Of destruction.
This only dcepons the mystery OF lhe
destruction Of the Maine A min'
charged with sufficient gmpowdor 10
b,ow in the bottom Of the ship must
hnvc weighed several hundred
pounds
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Court viii Review Case,

Chief Justice McCulloch has grant
cd the appeal Of John Collins, a negro
for n review OF his case In which he
was sentenced by the Lee county cir.
cult court 10 he hanged on December
n, for the ALLEGED murder Of Deputy
sheriff NJ. r. Yarhrough on Soptem'
her 90, 1911, Collins and several
other negroes according TO, the evi
donce, were riding along the road
and when nasslnq Yarbrough's house
were curslng and acting IN bolster.
ous manner Yarbrough secured his
gun and went out In the road to ar.
rest the negroes, when he WAS fred
upon and Nncd, Collins being charged
with the killing and aftorward con.
ylctod and sentenced TO be hanged,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
GOVERNORS MEET
WHILE TOURING
Southern Executives Discuss
immigration to South.
ern States.
Copyright, l91l)
western Newspaper Union New, Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
BaItlmore-Ihe South and West
met in Baltimore when the governors
Of 10 states gathered here as guests
of the city. The Southerners held a
conference on the question Of immi.
grafton to the South, and the West
erners, who are touring the country,
came TO exhibit the agricultural and
mineral resources Of their states.
Besides the Southern state execu.
tiyes, the heads of several trauspor.
tation companies in the South at.
tended.
The result Of the Southern COVER
nors meeting was the adoption of A
resolution providing for ihe appolnr.
ment OF commission % study the
immigration problem in the South
and report at a future conference,
That there is a possibility that the
next period of great industrial actiy-
fly in this country may find the rail.
roads utterly unable to carry the
greatly augmented burden imposed
upon them, and that their partial
failure TO meet the situation in 1906
and 1907 has furnished a sufficient
forecast Of what such condition
would mean, was the warning note
sounded by a prominent railroad off,
Cial
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
OLD POTTERY ON EXHIBITION
Secretary Trying TO Secure Old Relies
for Commission,

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Secretary Dallas Horndon OF the
Arkansas History Commission has Sc
cured for exhibition about so plecc'
Of pottery and hopes TO be able TO
secure the exhibit for the commission
The pottery WAS found east Of the
city Secretary llondon stated that
II was an easy matter TO trace th'
mlgrauona Of the various trlbcs ~
ward the west by the pottery, aa each
tribe had particular design
Among the other relies recently re-
ccIycd is an Arkansas war bond for
500, with interest coupons attached,
Tho bond had been issued In 1891 10
solon Durland and was eIgnod by W
r. Miller who was then auditor ana
l. Bnshnm, treasurer II Illustrates
the manner IN which money was se.
cured TO pay the expenses OF the gov.
ornmcnt Of the Confederate states Of
America
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
ASKS JUDGES HELP
Euh One Is Urged to Call Meeting
In His District.

g,s,,n Nrrpapcr Union News Service
little Rock The governor has
Lrt out letters to all circuit judges
|, he state. asking their cooperation
|, the holding campaign inaugurated
h tbe Farmers Union He states
Maj he has been asked by President
kre.t and Secretary Davis Of the
kmers' Union to lend his support
/ the movement, and that he has
badly consented TO do so.
| The governor asks that each coun-
! nudge assist In calling a mass
letng to be he'd n each county
~. .is dA,d ct at the time he
|Dds ct,a. there. In this way 1t IS
|oped to secure the cooperation OF
n cotton growers in every county
, the state,
The governor enclosed with his let.
|n blanks furnished him by the oftl'
|es Of the Farmers Union, pledginr
De slners to hold a certain amount
y their cotton and also 10 reduce
heir acreage, The governor also en-.
EOrsed the request Of the union that
bose who can do so purchase a few
|sles Of cotton and hold It until the
(rCc reaches the desired level,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
OPEN CONSTRUCTION BID
Steel Shelving for Supreme Court
Library Fixtures.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Bids were submitted to furnish the
steel shelving and fixtures for the su-
preme court room at q meeting OF the
capitol conf ssion hell recently, The
-,--.. ter'.-A 80 tNe ,to" .ot lAn
bids wers MS foliows' S'nead iron
Works. GODS; General Fircproohng
Company s9,777: Art Metal Construc
ton Company, so,355; c, Decker, sl3,'
500 and the Van Dorm Iron Works,
s9,i37
After the bids were opened, they
were forwarded to Cass Gilbert, archi
tect. who will consider them and
select the one most suitable TO the
plans. The one selected will probably
be awarded the contract by the com.
at II next meeting on or about Janu.
ary /,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
TO LIMIT SESSIONS
Attorney General Is Mailing Initiative
Petitions for That Purpose.

Western Newspaper Union News Service,
The attorney general is mailing out
to different parts OF the state initia.
tive petitions for limiting to GO days
the number OF davs members OF the
legislature may draw salaries at SO
ncr day. The proposed amendment
provides that II any regular session
shall be extended. the member shall
serve without further pay Mileage
is 10 he allowed at the rate OF IN
cents per mile In going to and return
inp 10 the seat Of government
When convened in extraordinary
session by the governor, they shah
receive s2 nor dav during the FIRST q
davs of the extraordinary session and
II the extraordinary sessions extends
over the n davs the member shall
receive no further compensation The
reitIon calls for vote on the qncs.
tIon on tNo second Monday of Sen.
tcmbcr, 1879. TO initiate the pro
nosed measure the names OF 1000
legal voters arc required
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
WILSON SENDS
ANNUAL MESSAGE
Department Has Most Success
in South in DemOnStra-
tiOn Work.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington-The fifteenth annual
report Of the secretary Of agriculture,
just made public, contains a series
Of short paragraphs of much nation
al importance. They are as follows;
When the cattle fever tick is de-
stroyed in the Southern states the
country will get much more meat
from that section, and the producing
Of it will buid up the farms there.
The hog cholera serum developed
in this department is successful
where it is properly made and ap-
pied.
Would It be askipl rluch of our
,unweipe 10 ( e1cv aduos,e
more plant pathoiJgists and road en-
gineers?
Every country in the world that
has diseased plants that cannot be
sold at home can ship them to us.
This results in great loss The chest.
nut disease here is an illustration
The finest dates from the Sahara
desert succeed in our Southwest,
Seven hundred and fifty million dol
lars is the best estimate for poultry
products this year.
The day is not far distant when we
will cease to import potash,
A serious pest in the South Is the
crayrsh; carbon bsulphide is a sure
remedy,
II good roads from the producer to
the consumer were general the bene.
fits 10 both would be considerable.
When a foreign insect invades, our
scientists seek It's enemy whore II
came from. The natural enemy o.
the boil wcovll was an ant that could
not endure our winters, but the M.
tive ant IS getting busy
The experiment stations OF the sev.
cral states are doing better work each
succeeding yoar, the scientists are
maturing and the people are appre.
ciatIng.
The object lesson IN agriculture II
the best teacher, we had 10000 OF
them nj work last year
The consumer pays a dollar for
food the farmer gets less than so per
cent for H. Who gets the rcst2
The department Of agriculture has
had success In the Southern states
through oldest lessons IN the fields
whore the best Southern farmers In
their counties were the instructors
This method should be organized IN
on the states along lines Of greatest
necessity
our systoma Of ronlInc land orN
family and result In soil rohblng
whore the renter cannot provide do
mostlc animals the owner should tr
rorre TO furnish them 80 that roto
,Ion Of crops may be hod ond hay
and Grains may be fed on the farm
Irrigation win bring MAXIMUM
crone wb,c the 'nnd ls new and ful'
Of p'nr, food hut whore ''o crow
| nro sold ycor hy wear IRRIGATION VIII
mot M rsolt assure good results
Tho southern farm bov Is showing
/ tho way to grow moro Of oll crops on
an acre.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
McNamaras In penItentlary.

San Quentin, Cal--The Mcnamara
brothers entered san Quentin peni-
tentlary whore James is condemned
to spend the remainder OF his life for
his confessed crime OF murder in CON
nectlon with the Los Angeles Times
explosion, and whore John j., secre-
larv OF the international Association
OF Bridge and Structural Iron Work
ors Ia sentenced 10 n years lmprs-
onmcnt for dyuamlting The mon on.
tered the prison, II ls fairly authenu-
cated, believing thcv had achieved
much for the cause Of union labor and
had been mlspnagTEtood in their e.
forts and the results they obtained.
Tho men were Immediately put to
work.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
|IlIANsAS LEADS IN
|CDDPERAGE OUTPUT
|.oyernment Report Just Issued
| Shows Amount OF Pro-
duCtiOn.
HIGH GRADE SLAVE WORK
reduced More Than Han of Best
cooperage for French Wine
Merchants.
HICH GRADE STAVE WORK

...r Newspaper Union News Service.
FITHfte Rock.-The department OF
.onnerce and labor, in its census
I,om 1907 to 1910, makes Arkansas
4. ,oremost state in point Of produc,
rr of tight cooperage stock, report
II IO71S5.OOO slaves, which is 3OI
/, cent of the total output and =
M ss5 sets Of heading, which is 27.S
,ar cent Of the total output
Arkansas also ranked first in the
.rtppt of bucked and split slaves,
,,ojucing 6 per cent Of the total out
,l Of that class,
The highest grade of tight slaves
r,rutactured, hewed stock, mainly
rench claret caves, manufactures
\, eypor exclusiyely-formed IA per
IsDt Of the total staye production in
h. United States for 1910, and Ar
tsrsas was the leading producer or
hal class having produced more ihan
sebalf the total output
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
UNITED STATES
IS UNPREPARED
Secretary Says Country Is
Very Weak in Military
Branch.
COST PER RlFLEMAN IS HIGH
Would Take Fifty Years at Present
Rate Of Appropriation to Bring
Artillery Up TO Standard.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington. In his annual report
20 the president Secretary OF War
Stimson declares that the contingency
Of war with a firstclass power would
find the army of the United States
practically unprepared.
He attributes this largely to tho
fact that the army was scattered out
over the country" IN too many posts
and to lack Of reserves. The army
on The peace footing habitually main
tained with miniature companies and
troops, he characterizes as Ineffective
for serious war service
As to the unpreparedness OF the
army In artillery and ammunition,
Secretary Stimson saws that "at tho
estimated rate Of appropriation 1t Is
estimated that II would take more
than so years to secure reasonable
supply OF field artillery guns, ear
riages and ammunition that would me
necessary In event OF war;
The report makes the somewhat
startling statement that at CON
seryative estimate the expense OF
each rifleman In the United states
army is between two and five times
MS much as any flrstclass power on
the continent Of Europe This com
parIson Is made after excluding from
consideration the higher pay and bet
ter subsistence that American sot
diers receive
The secretary disapproved OF th'
long term OF enlistment and favor
the shortening Of the present term e
less than three years, so as to ALLOW
as many men as pnssihle to Y
y tha,opso tnd--i.FJ,dac sr-tho rf4lsa
army. while rertrirks some hold o<6
the discharged soldier by which h
can be called to the colors In case @
war.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
suprems cour, Volume Ready,

The nlnclyslSth volume Of the Ar
kansas supreme court reports has
been delivered 10 The secretary OF
states once and TO the clerk OF the
supreme court for distribution among
the attorneys In the state The clerk
Of the court ls handling only the
orders Of those attorneys enrolled
I'm the supreme court, The court re
porter stated that he would bs able
TO furnish the printers with copy foI
the next volume within few days
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
wiley Hampcred BY Board,

WoshIno'on Thc Dr Wiloy'Mc'
conc controversy In ne department
or ormmlmrc win bo brought to the
front ooar In o. few days when the
homo rommllDcc ON expenditures In
nr prr'rui."n 1runrlmont wokog IT,
r,rorp Nnoo b President tart has
c,.prralei uNlor ChomIst Wiley the
npro f.oa chamNun and Solicitor Nc
c,no has ben removed from his posi-
,tr, IN the Pure Food board, II Ia cx'
nccrcd the committee will recommend
other changco,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
suicide An Old Soldier,

Nov York The man who somer
s,ni,cd g1i feet down from the dome
.ot bo world building, oatepultod to
death on the side walk was identified
w. preo Lewis, said to have been the
S.., reaoral sp, oi The Civil war
: I,,, ,n..s vns S9 years Of ge lived IN
,,,sny rlty and committed suicide 70
=, hoiloyed 10 escape n oyorty after
~. rclcctlop Of hlo Oppl Ication Tor u
w, ,",slon Many llmes, II is sale
i.ewla was the bodygusEd OF PfeHl
dent Lincoln,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Collects inheritance Tax

After prolonged legal hght A.
,orncy General Hal l., Norwood has
.ueeecdod In collecting the lArgoat IN
herltancc tax ever paid by any Arkan'
sns estate, the amount being tI9lO
ON the estate OF the late George Y.
sparks Of Fort smith The amount
was placed to the credit OF the gen
eral revenue fund George f. Sparks
vas one Of the wealthlebl men In Ar
Kansas and had large business In
tsrests Ia western Afkhhass,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
MINERS tFONBtD
DEEP IN OAL MINE
Explosion Said Be Caused
by HeayyIIast of
Power
THREE MEN EGAPE DEATH
No HOPE Is Held 70 200 Workmen;
Disaster HappenedS After
Work WasIegun
Western Newspaper Union ews Service,

western Newspaper Union leWS Service,
Knoxville, Tenn. .ts the second
time in ten years a ,eat mine dis.
aster has made the knoxville col.
liery district echo VII the sobs Of
men whose lives wer@nuffed out IL
a flash as they work.
Two hundred I'd tentriye men
perhaps more. ,ossna a lew less
are entombed in the ross mountain
mine near Brice lie. rhe possibility
that any is alive is slight that Il
was practically admittl that not one
of them can escape.
An explosion of blastig powder, or
of coal dust, rocked thdearth within
few minutes after tp shift had
gone to work,
Three of the men, fDtunately late
to their work, were In the passage
heading to the working lit, two.miles
into the bowels of thS earth They
heard the crash, AID burning, fled
for their lives.
Of the man, who descended. they
are the only ones who hye come out
alive.
Rorrorstricken thew crawled TO
the surface and gave tIealarm.
In an hour rescue nrties were
organized and started ine the shaft.
But these rescue partiesw were impo'
tent. Almost as soon ss they de-
scended a column Of smoke trlckIed
from the mouth Of the cafern. A few
seconds later Il became a thick,
black pillar, and the resuers, chok'
Ing and blinded, rllsh3! back to the
air. Rescuers have s 9ceeded in ex'
tinguishing the flanVE but had been
unable to penetrate ,lNarift on ac.
a.--.l-fe a., 's'' opry, - : ~
The explosion ,g-.si. nave
or[Opr9u oos aSon, two Sooan tu al p surface.
All of the men ia / b the mine
were working Neeh xts ~ hundred
fet OF the shat f.,, possible
they we're kille, ''t nrst blast
II any survived. fire. amp almost GER
tainly would have chdEed out HE
long before now.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
e.n,,nr crI,IeItes CONGRESS.

washington. After adopting ro'o
,,iIons demanding t5o,OOOooO u year
ot congress-, and following n'ry
s,ooeh hy Senator Scwland who dc.
scrIhed himself ~ representing the
o,roo, maritime state Of Nevada,
this years convention of the ho'lonol
Jyora and horhor0 congress- came 10
m end Newlond scored congress for
nod min In falling 10 carry out wa
,sr r,ote improvements on the seaIe
demanded,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
moua Have Secretary Removed.

Chicago Tho American Society OF
p,uily farmers orranlatloh
closed lts session by adopting rosolu.
,Ionp asking president Tart TO remove
socrcDory Of Agriculture Wilson oo.
couao Of hIa stand ON the pure food
md drug questions and hIs attitude
toward pr Wslcy who IN the memo.
rlo, Is called a friend Of the farmer
commission men were condemned
and tho members were urged to con.
,Inuc their fight TO eliminate their
marketing direct 10 dc0lcW,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Nav nrnanIlallon.

chicago. Another conservation
woycmcpt was crmrd here, Al tho
no,lopo, irrigation oongrcFe the dele
co,os interested In drainage OF swamp
lands decided to form a sobarate or
.nori,o,Iop to urge the federal govern.
mont TO care for the oyorlo"od lands
~, ,bo country, as It Is doing for the
orld lnndR,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16

Washington The refusal by John
y, Rockefeller and hls almonor Rev
f. u Gates, to accept tho invitation
OF the house steel trust investigating
committee to appear and testify drew
n pointed and laoonlc noto from
chairman stanley of the committee,
Mr. stanley sent Dr Gates the fol
lowing lottrr9 "slr My recent com'
mupIrallon 10 YOU W0s not intended
10 provoke a discussion OF the value
Of the Merritt testimony or OF Your
pcrsonal integrity, but to give YOU an
opporiunlty 20 defend H."
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Pension Fund To 3ontlnu..

New York.-When he supreme
court dissolved the old standard Oil
Company Of New Jersey II incidental.
" dissolved the corporali Ions pension
fund, which supported y 1ore than 72.
600 nconlc--former em1oyes widows
md children The funi has been
split m with the rest ofthe business
but will he kent alive II each of the
new companies
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Murderer Killed BY Posse.

Whlto Rock, s d After running
fight Of 30 miles with company OF
state militia and posse Of armed
mon, John Welrcmoir was surrounded
three miles southwest Of here and
Killed, after he had wounded three Of
hIa pursucrs, Wcldcmer killed Shor'
lff Moody Of Wapeton, y. u.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Would Have Bit on Finger,

MemphIs,-IJeld up at his front gate
hv negroes, one OF whom seized fin.
ger unon which was n stubborn rine,
md, rammng II into his mouth,
swearing he would bite the finger or
10 get the ring was tao experience
~ Samuel Levy, clerk Luckily
for the victim, the moisture of the
ncgro's mouth softened the FINGER 30
that the hlghwayman fopld slip or
the coveted iewclry with his teeth,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
TRAPPED by Fire In Earth,

Now York, Locked In a burning
foundation SHAFT ~ feet below tho
street. six men battled Tor their lives
IN New Yorlts skyscraper district,
rhcy we're pulled TO the surface by
Two Of them, whose
clothing was burned almost from
their bodies, probably will die; tho
other four are badly injured
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
ANNIVERSARY UN0BSERVED
Battle Of Pcalre Grove, In Which 2,50t
Were Killed, Not Commemorated,

T,ren Nawmapor Union Ncws service.
Fort Smith The fortynInth ami
feNary % the battle Of Prairie Grove
\ which over 10000 men partici
faled and In which over $500 were
Pulled passed without observance,
Pc historic battlefield Is located
pear Prairie Grove, IN Washington
loOny The Daughters Of the Con,
Fcemcy however expect to hold
fonsier celebration next year on the
[''Ic'h anniversary They have
[@gh' md practically paid for a
F@Olllul tract Of ground, which they
|'Decl to transform into q park, Most
| me ground Is located on the battle
Fed Tho daughters intend asking
|NTess for an appropriation to rs.
'Acm In their work.
me battle Of Prairie Grove was not
'ecIsIyo Victory FOR either side, The
"on troops numbered 10000 and
1 confederate troops $4,000 Tho
0CaI figures of tho Union side
LaoV loss Of l,25l, and on tho Cor.
lerale side, 1917 Among the noted
OcraIs who partIclDa,cd In the
Vooy conflict were IIindman, Frost.
oup Normoduko, Roane, Fagan
s'oO' , NcRao and Blunt
o'ueV'' ReVoIutlonots viii Win,
wOway In n lcttcr received here
oa NJ 7, Mitchell Of Conway, poy
R 0' to T. s. s. Albany which
|r' recently ordered TO Shanghai
,.a 10 protect American interests.
'u'os the foreigners nro In no
'or OF suffering from tho rebel
MI Mitchell soys tho sentiment
shanghai Is practically unnnImouc
|r,, ayor OF the rcyomtIonlqtq, who
'POoo believes win eventually win
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
want Another AorIeul,uralls,.

|N,0 0Vaa Phillips county may no
h bl,,.,.W ", wv own expense, an assistant
|M A. 'v' ARrlculmrollst H. r. How
|n rso. ro " recent meeting Of the phil
@us, 'ng a. AGRICULTURAL society this
m ,,a was discussed by the mem
@s 'SI S, postponed for definite no.
bul ,oo,u ".u,o tho organization u the
urNnv ',V.y r Tor the purpose OF scIcn
NpAeNO,,us ,uso'lhg the bol wecyl the
e@uM,o,F OF needing another dem
auss, 0eS been before the com
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
rmncror Waited. kIIls SELF

Victora, H. c-Glylng hls lie ns
nioncment because the emperor OF
japan was forced 10 spend an hour
DELAYED In n common waiting room,
Mon' shlllro shlmldau n train super.
Inlcndcnt throw himself under
train, according 10 odylcca brought
by tho steamer Awe Maru
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Reserve Purchase Authorized.

Washington The first purchase OF
lpnd under rlc Wcehs law author2'
,nr the creation Of the Appalachian
forest reserve was authorized at n
footing Of the National Forest Re
eoryc Commission In The office Of
Secretary Of War StImson, chairman
Of tho commission,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
Burglars Burn and Rob,

Montporory, Ala - After robbne
the Louisville and Nashville railway
station and cotton glnncry at
Coopers station, 80 miles south Of
here burglars burned the buildings
About $4,000 worth Of cotton In cars
wos burned, The total loss Is slO,'
900,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16
convLots Worklnn Roadbed.

with 81 prisoners, Warden II, r.
Tnslcy lofl hero for Ola, west on
tho Rock Island, TO begin work on
the roadbod, The prisoners all
negroes. were recently taken from
the state furu
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-16

cnlcoco Police Inspector Charles
norman and LlcuDcnooH william
,nhroso and Thomas Howard wcro
1,snnorrcd from the police force on
"Horros o,' or Incompetence particularly
m Gnpre to enforce the statutes
.a,lns, =" gambling and other Vices,