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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
PEATROSS NOT TO
OPPOSE. HOLLAND

NORFOLK. VA. April i5.-F'rom
present indications Congressman f
t. Holland Will have no opposition
for reelection, SO far as Demo-
cratic candidate Is concerned. Edward
Cole, who some time ago announced
that he would be- candidate. providing
the race was made a three-cornered
AFFAIR, still holds 10 thar declaration.
Who the third man Will os Is
doubtful In fact, there may be no
third man. Several prominent citi-
zens OF Norfolk and elsewhere have
been mentioned as potential candi-
dates. bat all OF them, excepting John
N sebrell, have declared that they
would not run,
A new movement has been launch
ga and that too appears TO have fallen
through Friends Of Il. w. Peatrosss
who made a remarkable showing
against James Y. Trehy for clerk of
the courts, have mentioned him as
the only man they think could de-
feat Congressman Holland MIR. Pea
tross says he will not he "A candidate,
Mr.. PeatroST IL he should eater the
race. would command support In the
counties wnare Congressman Holland
ls strongest He has many friends Ia
the faction opposed 90 state orEanl-
cation la Southampton county
The congressional primary is begin
ming 20 attract attention. Whether Mr..
Holland will have formidable oppo~
sitgon remains 10 be seen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

NEWPORT NEWS. VA April l5.--
ThS clerk af the eoorts office WAS hs
scene 81 the elimination of ara elope-
ment At O'Clock yesterday afternoon
wnen AAa4 feSSse NJ osb0rne ~
Charlotte. n g. and Waveriy T Hat-
Ter &c Richmond we're united IN tire
hely bonds u matfimonY hy Rev K
f Wexford
The couple appeared al me clerk 3
Office about SO o'clock yesterday
afternoon ana demanded gie@nse,
From their obvious Embarrassment
and nervousness t MAS apparent th1st
IL was an elppemeat After the license
minister He WIS director tn Mrl
Wexford, hut ne waited To be mar
rled in the clerks once.
The mastes Was telaph@ned for and
when ne arrived at+ss Mahsi Ingar and
j ~ Parker were called ia as Wit
nesses Az the ceremony WAS performe 4
ana the couFts disappeared ~ the
street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
VIRGINIA SENATORS
WILL NOT YIELD
MARTIN AND SWANSON DEMAND
ASSURANCE FROM BgRTiEsoN
BEFORE SUGGESTING SAMFa.

nANVTfI.E. VA. april is--Sen-
atora Martin ard sRans0n refuses 70
recommend any men for appointment
AZ post masters I'm the Ninth until
Post m ssf err General Bur1ssou declares
without s4niVos stfan that their geroYu-
rnendations will be followed Hurie-
@ou hsg written 20 tne senator's nd
vlwinR them that their Wishes regard
Ing tia Bristol Office will he given con-
alteration But bS@ senators do not
consider that am going far enough.
and 10 prevent any sn barra@euaent by
having their recommendations over
ruled they wiil not make them until
assured that that they Will positively
fye followed
That thu senators intend 70 60 20
extremes In maintaining their posi-
tsou ia this matter In shown In IN
domination II A n, Buchanan ~ Taze-
well The senator's take the position
That they rsconar mend the appointment
IT : n. Boyer and intend that he shall
ba appointed The qualifications 81
Buchanan. they insist do not sutsr
this situation as far as they are con-
cerned
Face 10 facs with a critical Eitua-
ton. PaNsrraw.s ar General Burieson
may relieve thu tension by allowing r.
Tate Irvine, the Democratic congress
saonal nominee from the Ninth die
trict To act IA rnferse an dividing the
Ninth district patronage. Should
R2riezor taka this step he Will ex-
tricate himself from an srn barr sssing
situation. AMI his decision will great
~ pisase the senator's and the ma
joriev of the Ninth district Dem ocrst@.
who are weary OF seeing Republicans
stlIf holding on TO the good Offices
under Democratic administration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
WHOLE COMMITTEE
MAY CONE TUESDAY

WAsufNGT0% April Is-F'ron
Information obtatnahie here today II
is more than probAhie that the en-
fire COMMITTEES ga public buildings
and grounds consisting 81 nineteen
members ~lu go TO Richmond next
Tuesday for the purpose Of inspect
INK the premises desired FOR the en-
1argemeu. OF the Richmond pestof-
ace
Congressman Frank Clark. chair
man ~ the committee. il anxious that
ss many members as possible make
the trip and believes that ina&maeh
az one day Gill he sufficient for the
purpose. 1t may be depended upon
that practically the eatire member
ship VIII go.
II arm rot able vet 20 say exactly
how many mem beers VIII accept the
invitation Of Congressman Montague.
MFR Clark said, but sen ray he sure
that we are quite anxious Ia see Rich
mond and 7 know we viii enjoy Gar
trip there
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

ROANOKE VA Anstl Is p@Rats
CaliHcter i III Reed and Special Essa
alAva u l. ForsineS and posses raid.
sna Erem Necky Atouat Friday Agad
saturday In sha vtetniss ~ iaiSK F4Aer.
otter creek and tlaFass branch, an
covered and eaf aa@n wo1d equipment
af seven illicit dlssiileries, twa ef which
were unusually tarx~. Copper equip
manf had h~sn pulled from furnaces
and hauled Go safets IN every case,
Cons ut the plants taken on ottar
er@ek Saturday was tina largass an
covered by she aEfic@gs Ia months
While the exars capacity ~ the still
is anknawn. th@ officers spilled s.aNa
gallons az heer and Aea gallons OF Law
wsasa. cat Down thirteen f~YmeEtess
and destroyed ether properly IN pre-
partton The plant had b@sn lis recent
operation. tha furnace helms hns when
the raiders arrived,
Al ANOTHER place the raiders feana
fifteen farnentsrm and nthms evidences
az rlg operations THE balance az tire
plants were presahly OF tina average
Tyne, Twsn. nf thsEs1 wnrn- na4l heASs*s4a
I III substantial los buildings and all
hor@ evidence vt havtnx neen cneFs
The or>elrn lsxt KannaRs Ey1faH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Coal Trade Is
Now Undergoing
A Readjustment

BOSTON. MASS. April h. Read s.
fustment OF the coal trade 70 the con
fitions created bs the advent OF a
new coal year il under way. says the
Coal Trade Journal Anthracite at
tina reduced figures is arriving this
week from the miaes ana, with the
Atty cents drop Ia the Wholesale price
to effect. retailers expect 20 pat their
new schedules cut by the nfssenth or
the month. 10 IL stated,
Al the moment the booking or new
orders Is of fair proportions rather
than brisk eut there is some foree
10 tho statement. advanced by GER
taia observers ~ the market. that
May and later receipts are apt 10 be
~ better quality than April arriva.s.
being pre- pared Tor shipment with less
rush and more regard for the par
taGNiar requirements 1T the customer.
Retallars have added twenty
cents more per ten an came si1es
this month than they asked year
a4a Increase im labor cost enters in
10 the calculations and the psnnsyi-
vanta state tax ia factor, S. well AZ
freight rate Increases
There ss disposition also 70 cur
tail ems practice If contracting with
heussholaers ger late delivery Al
spring prices and 60 insist on proapi
aceaptAnSe ~ the supply ordered
while this feature 81 the retail tyads
has NOS been general ihere has beer
aot llttle accommodation of thls
nature. aud It's effect rs detrimental e
the nes2 interests uf the trade,
The retailers schedule Is 80 fell
laws Furnaces. sa.S esq. 81 10
stove. ~ 50. nut. 81 SO; pea. 81 so.
Far hAt0sninNus coal the markeI
continues toe aulet to be satisfactory
com petition for orders u very active
nut demand seems 20 he mainly foi
.smali Iars. although there are f~w
good contracts pending, and an oara'
slonaI large one IL closed
Ii ss understood that the wants oi
/ ssa@ Ass#asm Elevated railway Arvs
been met tr largs extent. the New
England C. a c. company securing
- wne expected. AbuuE oua-hxlf u
81 n11ofmnnf r nn12k -~-.%
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

OFFICERS AND FACULTY

In thu bulletin NJ the STATE Nor
mai school. just issued, announce
nnsnts are made for the summer ses-
siot. which viii open June Is. 1914
President Julian A. Burruss has beer
DESIGNATED by the State board Of adu-
cation ~ conductor Of the Summer
Normal At Harrisonburg.
The nrws term of the summer quar-
tar will continue ak ws@km--from
June 18th To Jnfy 14th- The second
term opens July zTtn ard will close
August s1~- The bulletin contains
the list Of of1c@rw Of administration
for tbs FACULTY for the session.
w. FL Ksister, supervising principal
Of this Harrison High and Graded
schools. win again be manager Of the
Sunmer school w. r Sn4ithv. in
ad6ftton to his duties az registrar, will
teach mathematics
What School Haa Done.
Printed IN the bnlistin ~ n gen
eraI statement. which says In part
This school opened it's first session
In September. 1909. n has registered
about 100 students Of which a large
number have been teac hers OF e0nsid-
cradle experience holding certificates
and desiring to raise the grade Of the
same or 20 take one OF the diplomas
Of the school. The school IL main
tanned primarily for tire training Of
teachers for the public schools Of the
state, and ifs courses are outlined
with special references TO the require
ments of the state board Of ednca-
ton fer tho various teachers csrtifi-
Gates. which are granted upon compile
tson Of the course i'm safisfa ctory
manner. The school year Ia divided
into four quarters Of about twelve
w~ekS each. any three of these wheth-
er consecutive or net. counting as
one full year.
Enrolment Increased 2a0 Per Cent
During the summer quarter men
are araditted upon the same basis as
women.
THE summer quarter atten dance
rnr the frst year was cot. the second
wear. 3so; the third year. 6n2. and
the last summer. G4s-~an increase NJ
40 aer cent in four years. The work
he's been unusually thorough and
hardly surpassed in any school"
while 1t IL yet too early 10 give
amy estimates as 10 the possible en-
rniiruens during the coming summer
President Harrass said last night that
the prospect were exceedingly bright
for successful session, which viii
equal and probably s9rpaAs the re-
cord made last year,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
VETERANS GOING
To THE REUNION

ROANOKE, VA, April 1S.~~At a
meeting OF the veterans held at the
city hall last night IL was announced
that eighteen had enlisted 10 go to
Jacksonville. Florida TO attend the
reunion there 1t is understood that
Twenty-Five must register before the
Norfolk td Western Will attach "a
special car TO 81 regular train for them,
IL i'm said that several sons of veterans
and their wives win go and this VIII
make UP ths necessary number lt IL
also zaid that veterans from towns
near Roanoke will come here and Join
the local delegates. They will leave
Roanoke the night of May Atm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
OLD DOMINION LINER
LOSES HER RUDDER

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Apri, H.
Rudaerlesx and wholly 9nmanaseRh4e,
the old Dominion steausF Brandon
arrived here yesterday morning IN t0@
az a rug and went into the ahlpYAra
for repairs, Both her rudder ANA r9d~
der post are gone and IL probably Will
be several days before she Nv lit for
se rVGee again.
The Brandon Was damaged Monday
morning while OF Dutch Gap. Tier
passengers were tranare FRED 80 ta@
Petersburg. steamer and she ~As tU~ed
back 20 Richmond where the freight
was discharged
White The brandon Is cat 81 COM
rniws4on. sailing will he made every
niNnt by the steamer berkeley
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
SHAW PLAYS TO BE
GIVEN IN YlDDISEl

LONDON. April f5-~MauFfce Mos
cowftz, the Russian actor. has been In
correspondence with Bernard shaw
en- the subject OF the translation OF his
plays into Yiddish, in which language
Mr. MoscowitE proposes to produce
them In London shortly.
Some novelties in his program will
Include plays by two Argentine writ
ega Jose de Maturana, and Alberto
Ghlraldo. Among the works to be
produced Ia YiadiSh are the plays by
Strlndberg, Tbsen, Hauptnann. sud
errnann. Tolstoy. Gorky and Andretn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

STANTON. VA, April News
had been received from Huntington of
tire sudden death OF Captain Arthur
Rodgers who has been IN the service
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio fer over
twenty-five years for the greater part
Of the time acting as conductor ~ the
fast passe niger trains between Hunting
ton and Clifton Forge
Captain Rodgers viii, perhaps, be
remembered as the winner 81 the sill
YER lantern offered To the most popular
conductor on the read by Washing
ton newspaper, and presented at
Gladys inn. President Stevens being
present on the occasion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
OBITUARY


HAIR RISOSBURG. VA, April s.
Michael Harvey Secrist. q retired
farmer and Confederate veteran. died
yesterday morning at I o'clock. Mr..
secr4st had been I'll three weeks OK
dropsy For several days his condt-
ton had been critical ana no nope
was held out for his recovery.
Mr.. Secrist was a son OF the late
George SAcrist and is the last mem
her Of his family. Born and reared
on the place which he died, Mr.
Sacr4sf was we'll know TO the people
Of the Massanetta Springs neighbour
hood. He was born January 2. 1s3T.
ard Was in his seventy-eighth year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

WINCH ESTER VA, April l6.--%
Miss Margaret T, Pagan. who died AZ
the home or her nephew, MIR. George
w. Halnes. corner Of Cork and AAin
streets. al $50 O'Clock last night
after an tilness of several weeks. was
A ramarka Die woman In many respects
Miss Pagan was q woman or many
ane qualities OF mind and heart ana
she vas much believed by her rela-
twas and friends. She was also noted
for her great physical strength
Miss Pagan WAS the daughter or ina
late John and Mary Pagan, and Wa
born near Philadelphia. Pa, on Apri
rs. 1881 She was. therefore, nnsrsy
eighty three years Of age She eafn.
10 Winchester when quite you Aad had
lived hero practically all ar h@F Hkas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

of constant exchanging and agh' ing
10 have his Iank balance greater than
his outstanding checks Ut the end cf
each days business.
kirsch WAS placed en- the stand by
his counsel end declared THAI SEX
ness had forced him into the check
exchanging. and that but fer having 10
paw several Of those who accom- m odaf
ca him In this respect. and the refusal
CT others to make further exchanges,
he would have been able so continue
in business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

Attorney faeneral John Garland Pal
lard Ieft yesterday afternoon for WASH
laRtan. 90 appear today In the United
states supreme c@arS q NirgintAs In
teress Ia tina Nirgsaia Neat Virginia
debt case, naw before the court t0t It's
ssnal hearing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

FIsKT0Ns April IA ! peterasn
saventy enc years Gid. died Of heart
failne Ak his home near hunes Aun
early Saturday morning, He had neen
la ill health for several months ons
his condition yeas nas Thought 10 nave
been any WORSE than usual
Mr. FeteFish Was never married.
He lived alone Ia ore Of the houses
on hia farm lie was found dead Sat
urday rftArnsng by members aS thx
family at l. \, Gibson whe went 10
the house with hks breakfast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Realizes Good sum.

A coodly SUM was realized yes'er-
Cav for Ire Virginia Home for Incur
ables rs the sale Of bells ia South
Richmond Despite the steady mist q
rain which fell almost Throughout the
s8ay. he workers were stationed on a
number Of prominent Southssde corn
ers The sweet smiles from the busy
workers resulted la the sale OF many
bells.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
COOK WILL. GET
WAYNESBORO OFFICE

sTAu%T0S. VA. April l5--word
has been received AT wayneSnoro that
the name Of J T Cooke. manager Of
the Valley Ntrginian. which iS pub
isshed by his brother. former Mayor
J Il. Cooke. has heen recommended
for postmsste at Waynesbsoro, at "a
SALARY " s2.2eo q hundred dollars
more than the office Is now paying
The Increased salary goes into effect
July ist. The recommendation ef Mr.
Cooke was made by Congressman
E1os4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Mis- Matilda Hesigess.

WINCHESTER. VA, April Is
News has been received Of the death
~ Miss Matilda Hedges, a native OF
Frederick county. and daughter of
the late DR. and Mrs, John Rawlings
Hedges which occurred on Sunday at
the home of her neice, Mrs. Thomas
gpeck, at Hedgesvflle. Berkeley ceun-
~. Death was due TO paralysis. from
which she had suffered for long
time, and the last attack OF wnicn
occurred three weeks ago. she was
eighty-flve years old
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

NORFOLK. VA April iS,-~Among
the letters written % Senator 1oFa
ia reply Go his polI ot delegates ~
the Democratic national convention NJ
baltimore on the canal tolls Asshe.
is an interesting communication rF0m
Nathan @ Berry OF Ghldsnoso. ~. g
MIR q Berry lis one ef the most prwsmf@
nent Iumhermen IA his state. @hioa
he represented az Baltimore The nFst
announcement of the result OF soma
tor Cores poll WAS published IN the
VirginiAne Pilot yesterday morning,
showing thar ssS favored sepsalsng
the close of the toll exemption Aet,
90 we're against were against repeal
and IA were aoR*somm1ttAl
Mg. Osnerrys letter follows
The Democratic party for arts
Years has stated ia tss PLATFORM thAs
they were opposed 10 Subsidies at ahy
character or kind / da net heAtsNe
that their sentiment Ia this respect
has changed during this period
~ 40 not believe there were peF
cent Of the delegates Al that eenvsn'
tton Ii they had Understood that thia
plank WAS In th@ platform nus mat
wauld have opposed II,
.~rhe North CornltnA Pine assaeiAs
ton consisting Of eighty " the largest
lumber manufacturers ia ths States
ef Virginia and North Carolina. al 2
msetins held tn Norfolk, Va, l@at wsek
| by unanimous vote Instructed shs
secretary tn write each senator and
con NV aasmAn urging them tp vote gci
a repeal If this measure A Krsal
many OF these fn~n arc large shippers
nf lumber hy water, hat TREY w~Fs
untrtofie enough 20 want To see
tire honor OF this continent maintain
ed
gsovexnow Has Visitor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

BT.ACKSBURG, VA. April Is.--~
The community was shocked and sad
deaed by the death at noon today OF
Mrs Virginia Rlhble Hubert vita
Of the Rev w. r.. Hubert, retired
minister OF the Lutnern church ana
cashier OF the Bank az BuacksburE
She had been III for several days but
not dangerously so until an early hour
this morning. Funeral arrangements
have not been made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

morning and before nlghtfaIl had
taken TIVE partial plans IN the Pigg
river section. They travelled much of
the night and Saturday got TWO plants
on Long Branch and three on otter
creek They worked until late satur~
day night and returned 20 headauaFt-
ers yesterday Several 81 the plants
were cold a. II the copper had been
pulled several days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
Bnats MIC, r1nsxl.

Henry stutIx. eelored. vas ened $40
by Judge CFutrt4ffeid tn the hoAEeo
court yesterday when ne was arrAisn-
ed on tha charge 81 ssaultln@ ana
striking Aamie Ssuikz his wife,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
sas. Exw s,runa

Eddie thinner, 8 white man. " 50
fnea s2o In the Police court yesterday
fta was charged with being drunk and
Aisaa-foYly and resisting Ratrolnan
RYAN In the ctsssharga az his duty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

Kenneth Baltimore and Henry
Gm3th. negroes arrested BY Detective
DwGeAnt krengei for the theft OF $40
worth Of lead and copper cable from
the Ch2Apeake and Potomac Telephc ne
ecmpany were yesterday convicted Of
po11t larceny TN the Police court and
sentenced TO ak months In jail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

Mrs r.. H Harri man. widow Of Ed
ward III Hartman. railroad magnate.
has hlTen s35 eco 10 the NashinEteo
irving high school In New York city
fer mural decorations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

the result OF the arrest 81 a detach
ment from fhe Dolphin at Tampico.
General Mas said the Mexican gov
eminent considered that such a step
wnutd he highly deTogafory 10 national
dignity. and WAS Also guealled for as
absolutely M insult had been offered
- the American flag II is understood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

VERA CRUZ. April fs-General
Csustavo Mas. the federal command
err at Vera cruz states that the Msxi-
can government had ordered General
Morelos ZAraRoxa not to aeeede 10
Rear Admiral Maxo's demand that the
American flag should be saiuted within
twtnety- FOUR hours The demand was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16
rts.sl lons nisn sloe.

Walter Perry tha negru arrested ~
pstroinen b~rtuccs. Napier and
Cousins. charsea wtth carrying . Goa.
ceAled pissai an his person. was ywsN
teeaay flaed s1ea ara costs IA shs tsc*
ltc@ ooafk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

Richmond Va. April s. 1914
The annual meeting Of the Prison
Association 0f Virginia. for the elec~
ton Of officers and other business.
VIII f>e held AZ Ne 3at East Main
street. Richmond Va. Tuesday. April
81 1914. al : 80 +. NJ
BY order az the board of directors
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-16

here that II the sallrss IL not made
Rear Admiral Mayo will be allowed 70
enforce hrs demand either on one Of
the federal gunboats which are now
covered BY the guns n the Dolphin.
Des Moines and the Chester. or in his
discretion no may order these craft 10
shelf the federal barracks Al Tar pico
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-30
AUTO CO.
!. CHANGES HANDS

The State Auto Co., located on
Kelly. avenue, opposite the Great
Northern 1hotel, has chanzl hands
and is now controlled and operated by
the well known Edmore banker, Chas
G. Honey and Charles stotlar of this
city. This makes strong team and
as both are experienced men in the
auto line, therd is no question but
what they will build up a good busi.
ness in this section Of the state.
They have secured the agency for the
Ford, Overland and Hudson cars,
which are considered three of the
best low and medium priced cars sold
today, and besides selling these lines
of cars they will carry q full line;e.of
accessories and repairs and Also CON
duct an auto livery in connection.
The past reputation Of the members
Of this firm guarantees to the public
that no pains will be spared in giving
the best possible service to all and
that every men will have a square
deal.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-30
.P|CCERS ARE ! !
ARRE}>>>tD.

Kuhn, N. D., July 2s.-sherif
Christ, accompanied by Deputies Field
and Campbell and States Attorney
Murfn left Edgeley in an auto armed
with handful of warrants and just
after dark they swooped down On the
unsuspecting west end metropolis and
began to round up vendors of forbid
den beverages. The day had been a
profitable one for the piggers and two
of them had already disposed of all
of their wares and departed. How
ever four of the suspects were placed
under arrest and several casks of
beer taken into possession of by the
officials. They were taken before
Justice j. M. Plott and given hear.
iugs. The first to have an examina.
tion was Frank, Barron alias
"Frenchy" who has already done
time for the similar offense. He was
bound over to district court under
5000 bonds. AS this is his second
offense he will have to serve a term
in state prison, If convicted.