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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
TARIFF SAVES SUGAR
 CONSUMERS s24ooo,ooo

NEW YORK. March 25. - c. A. Spreckes. president og the Federal Sugar Refining Co.,. estimates that public saves S2f000,oo0 annually as result of the present reduced tarin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
RAILROAD MAN IS
 FOB PUBLIC OWNERSHIP

NEW YORK. March 25.-B. F. Bush president Of Che Western Pacific, fa- vors government ownership and says it would be most agreeable to him to have his road operated by the gov ernment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
HUNGARY PosTPoNEs
 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS.

ROME. March 25 - Count Tiszo Hungarian premier. announces that Parliamentary elections which ordi- narily take place in September win be postponed owing to the war, as most of the electors are at the front.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
Enrces nrawlnn Near.

WASHINGTON. March 20. The forces of Gen. Villa are drawing near to the Carranzistas at various points along che coast between the mouth oi the Rio crande and TamDico. and lighting Of severe character is oH- pected
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
RUSSIAN EXPERT
 SEES GERMAN FAlLURE

NEW YORK March 25.-Gen. Sou khomrnoffG the Russian minister or war. says In the New York Herald that the German plan Of Won Hindenbergs to turn the Russian Hanks has com Dletely failed, despite their advance acouaintanco with the field, favorable climatic conditions and numerical su. pefiority.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
FEARS IN COPENHAGEN
 FOR GROWN PRINCE

COPENHAGEN. March 25. The mysterious disappearance of the Grown Prince of Germany six weeka ago is exercising many minds. it is r0mored that the Prince was killed by member Of his own staff during 9 qnarrel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
STRIKE SETTLEMENT
 STILL iN DISTANCE

BOSTON. Mass. March 25.-Hear- ings before an arbitration board ap- pointed to settle the wage controversy between the Bay State Railway com pany and ils union carmen are ex- pected to end about the middle Of April.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
TIN SHELTER TO BE
 READY FOR THIS YEAR

SEATTLE. March 25.-George Jam me said today that the tin shelter that is being built In Seattle Tor tne treatment of Alaska tin ores Will be ready 10 receive shipments this year.
 George Jamme is a leading mining engineer Of this city, and had charge of the mineral department or the Al asia.Yukon-Pacidc exposition in lsOg. He is interested in Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
Ngw YORK LENDS
MONEY 10 GERMANY

NEW YORK. March 25.-The pre- yalent Wall Street estimate is that subscriptions to the German war loan here may foot up between Sl0.0o0- GOO and sl5.ooo,ooo
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
GERMANY TURNS OUT
 ONE SUBMARINE DAILY

BOSTON. March 25.-An American steamship officer was told while at Bremerhaven that Germans were turn Ing out submarines at the rate or one day. Flo gays ne saw great nun Der of them there and much larger .n size than any he has seen in this country
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
-s,--s.s1 ~-. nELAY OFFENSIVE

NEW YORK, March 26.-A London special to Che New York Sun says the real British offensive may be delayed unul next autumn on account of the inability to purchase ammunition, sup plies, guns and other munitions m large enough quantities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
GREAT BRITAIN LOSES
 l6s MERCHANT SHIPS

LONDON. March 25.-From the be. ginning of tho war up Co March 10th l66 British merchant vessels were nterned, captured or destroyed. 1t was announced by Winston Churchill n'3l lord oI the Admiralty
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
NEW WORK BONDS
AlAsKA aoLn.
E BuELL DIES.

l.. 10 Buel. for many years Alaska representative of Armours. and one of the best known and best liked com merelaf agents in an Alaska, dled in Seattle today as result of an opera ton. The news was received In ? ca- bloeram to T. ]. Raymond from T. H. Conway. Seattle manager of Armours. Deceased was about 50 years of age, His wife died less than a year ago. He has son in business in Oakland, Calf, and relatives ip New York State. where he was born and reared.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25

MeMeans ineulted United states Flag,
 WASHINGTON. March 25-lt de' veloped today that at the time Of the Killing of John B McManus the Amer ican lag was torn from his house ano partly destroyed. The perpetrators or the crime were troops Of Gen zapatn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
ITALY DISTRIBUTES
 IDENTIFICATION BADGES

ROME. March 25 The Italian min. istry authorities are distributing GO the troops the identification badges worn only on active campaigns
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
gLlHU ROOT NOT
 TO BE CANDIDATE

NEW YORK. March 25.-Ex-sena. tor Ellhu Root says that under DO cir cumsances wll he be a candidate for President in 1916.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
ITALY CUTS BUSINESS
 WITH AUsTRiA-HUNcARY

ROME march 25.-The italian min isler of posts and telegraphs has sus. bonded exchange of teieuephic mon ey orders With AuslriaHungary
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
Russla VIII stop ll

PETROGRAD, March 25.-rhe gov ernment is giving serious attention to the "hoiy var that is ln progress ln Persia and Asia Minor. Additional troops will be sent to che Iron. for the purpose Of reducing Che Turkish forces which are ensaged there
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25

SAN FRANCISCO March a 25.-vice President Thomas R. .s Marshall representing Prest' s dent Woodrow Wilson. yester- s day formally opened the Pana' a ma Pacific expedition. ID his @ adress he said that the Pana- $. mn canal was built moi alone 4 for glory and gain but to make Z the whole world kin ae de < clared that its greatest mission s is one Of peace and not as 9 convenience in case Of var
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25

Bryan Asks Turkey to srotees mls'
 sionariec
 WASHINGTON, March 25-secre- tary of State William J. Bryan this morning cnbied to American Ambas. sador Henry Morgenthau at Constan- anople instructlng him Co ask Turkey to protect American missionaries and refugees who are in peril ip Persia,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25

AMERICAN ARMY OFFICER
 DIES lN CALIFORNIA PASADENA. Calf March 25 Maj.Gen. John P. Storey. retired cnleI of artillery. died here this morning
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-25
WIll enI Protected.

Representative Heid's olographie will bin. which has passed lhe Honse, was reported back to the Senate, by the Judiciary committee with amend ment after the words "oloeraphic wills of with or without attesta- ton. The amendment is designed Co safeguard the snficiency of the
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
Eitel Goes TO Norfolk
Yard This Morning

ocontnusd lrom rage ons1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Dont stay gray Nobody can tel
when you darken gray. faded hair
with Sags Tea and Sulphur.

Grandmother kept her hair bcautl
falis darkened. glossy and abundant
vita q brew of sage Tea and sui
phur Whenever her hair fell out Or
tsok cn that dull faded 81 streaked ap-
pearauee this simple mixture was ap-
Piled with wonderful effect IS ask
Ina AZ am drug store for 'wyeth's
~age ard sulphur Compound sou wiii
SET large bottle 81 this old-tlne re-
elpe ready % use Tor about sc cents
THIS simple mixture can be depended
urou Is restore natural color and
Beauty Is ths hair and s. splendid fof
dandru0 dry Itchy scalp and falling
hair
wcli-known downtown druKglst
sulphur. because e darkens - natu-
rally ana eveuly thHt nobocy can tell
is has been appilod--it's 80 easy 20 use.
too fou simply dampen = comb or
sofi brush and draw a. through your
halr taking one strand 81 time IS
mormlug the gray hair disappears
after another application or tive. il n
restored to ~ natural cuior and looks
glossy soft and abundant adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
FISHING SMACK
REPORTSLOSSOF
HER z ANCHORS
TNE COLT. OF TIE WARREN
coMPANY's FLEET. HAD QUITE
AN ENPER lENcE ~ AcRouN o
SHORT TIME.

Arriving 3 toN ~ Tic tar DlvIe
at ! o'cloet this morning quite 8u - 5
pefienee VAS related bt De captain IA
the fishing smack Colt &c the Warrior
Fish Company fleet
The Colt lost two anth ars uu this
trip and could net cDmr to anchorage
RI tar bar last niaht 4 small aeblnE
boat workirg aIoug the beach. aHs
engaged % tUv the sua iHeid, fhs
aaH. where a could wor COS aat IS
90 the dock. and another accident hap.
pened When the smack ran ashore on
the beach over n thc western part
of tho has This was etusrd IS tha
small toe boat Is was stated being
no7 powerful enough to Keep the
smack iH deep water The skipper
could not let - an anchor when C waa
seen his vessel was suIng an the
beach. because he HAD none Is drou
As soon az possible wH.d Was sent
% town g get a tue mld the Dlxlc
~ the Aiken Company fleet. was
despatched o. the scene succeeding rs
pulling the smack or safety and then
towns her up Co Baylen wharf where
berth was secured
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
TEACHERS ASSN.
OF ESCANBIA TO
MEET SATURDAY
viii AssENsLE AT MuscoGEE
TOMORROW FoR THE LAST
MEETING or TIE YEAR-coop
ATTENDANCE DESIRED

un saturday April fatb the puolic
ebod tsaehers ~ Esesmoia county
SIN assemble a. uuscoees for the last
tnseunE ~ tbe year
ID has Ions been the custom 60 hold
me last mestinx A. MuscoEse Those
who have attended meetings there in
the past kuuW bow royalty the people
~ thar locality car entertain, amd o.
NOT need a. - urged - attend aEain.
Those Who have not attended before
ain never know what they have
ifinaea until she's a. attend once
A most excellent program has been
prepared for this occasion - viii ne
seer below The proEran. beins short
mH 81 Disposed - st ere morninR
sesalon. After dinner. which thr
isaehsrs ~ Pensacola have egms ~
ioos forward 10 - the greatest oe-
easlan 81 tie school year. it is ramorea
thnt those present VIII BE treated 60
a frin - TIRE noted Magnolia tarm.
about four miles oat = Museogee
They viii either be carried ont ~
automobiles - allowed % hike a.
necessity NAV dictate. Every @oFAl
teacher 10 the county who can travel,
even en- crutcnsa. oaGht 20 Be there.
n sunCent number % teachers
wiH signify their intention 20 60 a
saeciai train vii ne provided 20 leave
TIE q. " A a. depot about s,ao Satur-
aav aaratuR Every teacher. Or other
psreon. who expects % attend his
meeting from TIRE city should notify
the superintendent before noon todas
TIE program follows
Program Hacamhia County Teach-
srs Association. meeting u be held
~ Muscoaee, Saturday. April TO- 1913.
Address by the president. Miss Mag
eie Rsv
business session
Music. local talent
story Miss Mayrne willis Duncan
same needed school legislation. W
T. Cunningham. secretary Pensacola
ST. e. A.
Vocal solo. Miss Hattls lou Tran
melt
Nonn. business Of eatinE
Nualc. local talent
address IS superintendent 4.
Essards
Reaaine. Miss Mae Wilkinson.
THE Teachers professional view.
p7lni. p. p Lane
Report - committee on resolutions
VA TYLER nSo.
MISS ANNIE MCMILLAN.
MISS BERTHE SMITH
Committee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

IS = re-arfanRement u these coun.
ties tW0 new ones VIA be horn. AMI
while Representative Mnpolss had nof
prepared his measure. be- expects to
get II down into shape ~ an early
period
Other county dif Isiuus proposed
bot which are nos expected 10 develop
during rhin session. would result IS
the rreafiou uf another county out -
Hllisnsfouga sith Plant s1ty a. ths
county seat Then certain Plnslla
county people wouid - pieared - see
appetizer county created uui of ghat
county and ahafe ~ an adjoining
county. With - Petersburg "a tas
county seat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
Senate and House
Flooded With Bills
lconIIaa.a - - 80

tcontlnusd From rage onel
visit a point near OcaIa. ip Marion
county, where the state has an op-
ton on . farm now working $50 ~
more convicts The farm ie said %
Sc offered 20 the state board - lnstl-
buttons al "a very Inviting Squire and
an option has been secured 10 hold 10
pending actian ~ the present leziela-
gurc
SUPERVISOR or INSPECTORS.
senator Lindsay today offered in the
senate bin protl diug Tor the ap-
pointneut II state supervisor Of
local naval stores Inspector. whose
duties viH be Is visit every yard Is
the state a. least SIX times yearly
and examine and keep records cover
ING the Industry iu this state senator
Lindsay contends that there s press
me need for system as provided ia
isis measure tIe declares taat Fl0rlds
has Tor wears had supervisor III
inspectors, Imt the nhhfc is pros ided
it1 ne funds to earr1 out the in
sportluu and no ptnalties are provided
t0r violations
Senatar Lindsay is one o. the largest
natal stores producers 70 the western
section af the state ard he SAYS that
So Is Offering his blH ~ prevent what
90 cul.s bieedins purchasers vho are
none iuo familiar with tire various
Grades - tuFpentiue aud resin.
AFTER LOAN SHARKS"
IAN aet to regulate assignments 0f
salaries and Wages il tine tide Of
b.i whereby Representative Ander
son. 81 EecBmhia. hopes Io drive the
so-gnifed loan sharks ~ the state ogt
~ business SIR Anderson believes
that this bill 10 enacted into law viii
De- iuHt what the Stokes antl-Ioau
shark measure intended % follows
section That an assi gnments ~
wages and salaries hereafter made
for whatever purpose and for what
ever consideration. SHAH In 30 writing
and csocutsd and Acknowledged iu ike
manner ar convcyances of real estate
are noa required a. be executed and
ACKNOWLEDGED
section THAI If tns employed
making the assignment shall IS
married man. hls wife shan also join
ln the execution ard acknov Judgement
q the instrument and the certificate
~ her knowledge shall Be Ia the form
provided IS law for the acknowledge
meni 20 married women to convey
snees So real estate
section Ne Instrument provided
Or fn sees ~ - this act shall be
valid until The consent 81 the employer
endorsed thereon watch consent
shaHl he arknau iedged .n the manner
provided FOR the acknoW Judgement -
conveyance - real estate
section Ne Instrument prov del
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

Sc an Interesting feature NJ tie pres.
eHt session 10 all ~ fhe county az
vision nRhts mentioned xfiauid happen
Is succeed. Florida would IT, richer
bg MS less than four IT Hte counties
and the neat general assembly woald
eheW aH incrraaf in memhern
Amuuz The division nsnta mentioned
are the foiloSing
The creation - Blo1ham ole II 3D..
counties ~ Levy, Marion aud Alachus
The creation - Trabuf and isruw !.
sra counties aH1 81 ths county ~ Tao.
s1tu now one og ihe arrest eaHni1ee
n the state
There s dcssre ST. fhe fart -
$500 A@@.@1ai1Es ~ se4S@a@~te the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

fContnusd prom Page Ons1
American waters not later than a. m.
today.
EXPECTED GERMAN SHIPS.
ON reauesfina permission 81 the
Washington government Is intern.
Captain Tnaertcheua explained Char
Failure * expected RELIEF "a arrive
made the step necessary rather thsn
deliver crew and ship Is rr1itless and
certain destruction IS British end
French warahips waltlng % tae Nm.
ginia capes g was said thag ne bad
expected German warahipE ta arrive
20 aid him % siuding the allied war
ships
On board the Prime 3leI todat
which ~ until the last moment before
her time limit expired had appeared
60 be ready Cor dash 10 fea. captain
Tbierricbene and his men seemed tH
be gloomy The captain Declared he
was hearthrukeH because fe had been
forced e intern and said hat 80 had
not intended doing - had g not been
absolutely necessary
Many British merChauf essels were
ieayins this port To-day IS result 5
the decision tu intern fhe rrihE Efel
which operated o. llfg tAp America r
embargo aNainst commerce ships "a
the allied European Countries
With the takiuE - the prinz Eilcl
60 the Norfolk navy yard foday the
breech blocks 81 her guns were a. bs
removed and the connecting rod ~ hal
engines detached The prlnt Eltel had
been laid up here since Marc 10
when she limped into port after e..
maFkahle commerce raidiuN
Early Ia the day Collector 81 Cus-
toms hamilton sent to Commando.
Thlerchens the following reply Is 81,
letter - last n8ght Announcing his
intention fa sntern his ship
Commander 81 s. rrinz Site
Friedrich
sir have e. aekuoxlcdEe re-
celpt ~ YOUR letter - APRIL 5th in.
foFminE me ~ your attention "a inter
s. NJ s PrinE Elfei F'ripdrieh aut
your expectation 80 ms government
further orders
These orders viii come to yog
shortly through the United Statel
usyy utH such time Yuu FiH oeeup5
I tour present position
With renewed assurances 81 M
/ beet consideration
tslEnedl
NORMAN h HAMILToN.
"Cslleotor~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
TESsEIY TOLD.

$500 REWARD -: 'sI ss,:o
rs~ard for svtaenes s9Ffictent 20 eensict
aay parnon found stealing subscribers
ranefs aftsr deiiNsrr 81 sans ~ carrtsF.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

FREE Absolutely without cost. while they
last. wili include a large
hlADk-COLORED MAP OF EUROPE WITH
ENEKa SCI. Il shows not only cities. but towns
ard villages: also railroads and telegrapbs. gives
army and navy statistics OF the warning nations;
populations, areas, etc.-well worth 81 50; but while
they ast this map will be given FREE with every
set OF this WORLDS hiseory--the greatest bar
gain offered
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
SPRING MEDICINE
Hooa.s sarsapsrilla. tire Great slood
Purifier, q tire 8emt

spring sickness comes rs some de-
gree 20 every man woman and child
in our climate
D. is that run down condition - the
system that results from Impure inn
pat srished devigahxed blood
"a IN marked by loss Of appetite and
thar tired feeHnk and he many raaes
av some form ~ eruption
The best way "a treat spring aick-
ness Is 10 take Hoods sarsapar3ila
This old reliable family medicine pari
res. enrsehes and revitaAaea the
blood. d. il an ali-the- year-round al
terauye and tonic. and is absolutely
the best spring medicine
Get yaur blood in Eeod condition "a
once now. Ask your druggist foF
Hood's sarsaparllis. and insist o.
having ii for nothing else can take its
s@ce. kAaVD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

for IN this act shall be admissible ia
evidence in any ~ the courts 81 the
state until i has been recorded In the
0ffice - The clerk 81 the circuit court
90 the county s. here IL vas eNec ted
an = book to be provided hy said clerk
fer the purpose 81 recording such in-
strumentt
section IS Nothing contained Is this
act shall dispense Nth the necessity
~ proof 60 the execution ~ the in-
strument when offered in evidence
section 6Thls act shall take eaeef
immediately on becoming law
COUNTY DIVISION FIGHTS
II certain 81 laaa<s e-trrt out Their
Intentions. cUunty division sAam ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

papefs aftar detiNsff % sans ~ csFtief'
In ire absence a. Mayer Greenhut.
MO ieft yesterday for selma and ether
lsslnta IN Alabama. F1re and Police
Commissioner Frank r. rou i aeting
ss mayor. Commissioner pou has
himself saet returned from q trip e.
Jacksonville and Atlantis. and said
thar the streets ~ Pensacola were
models a. comparison with those u
TIRE Georgia cerital city.
TIE nsphtha yacht Ethel N. ward
mas moeFaa a. tire east side of Paia
fax wharf Yesterday. having arrived
ne niwnt hefors. There was some llt-
ne concern fett FOR some time Wed
nesday over a report that this vessel
rad sustained some accident which
had happened On the guilt The report
proved untrue The craft - the prop
erfy ~ Mr. Woodward % Birmina-
ham.
The East Hin Fairgrounds viii
tkeiy present an animated scene this
afternoon beginning at o'clock waea
the youngsters o. tire Grammar school
assemble there for a series ~ athletic
contests in which dozens o. boys are
O. participate. These contests win
consist u tumning running, sack rae
iuk reiaying. etc. and great interest
hes been attached 90 the meet. Boys
who are 20 participate are expected
% give a good account ~ themselves.
Tor they have been practicing quite
Jog tn the recent past A number
~ Youngsters wnre on THE grounds
Yesterday getting tae race Distance
ready FOR the afternoons events. and
u cool weather - enjoyed. there viii
he 4 record attendance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

nsne - f3s late Ex-Governor and sen.
ator- Eject y ~ BroWard 81 naming
county ln his memory ard N the
division e DeSafo IT. not brought
about there Nil "a al probability be
au Effort made - slice ~ BroWard
counts out az Dude ara wept RAIN
fssaF.h 4.ssstNfFna
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
~ WEST FLORIDA.

Representative 1914 Mapolss ~
Walton. = expecfes e esther move.
mcni whtrh = expected Is Head - tHe
creation - tea new Corntiea in ghe
seafern aeetion - fht uatc bt chang
ng Ia boundary lines - fonr ar nRe
uutics iurindinE SAINTS Rosa. wash
anEtun. Walton. holmes and jackson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
The Journal.
Pensacola. Fla.
March 80. 1915.

he journal
you we have orwad Of
has and qmS
he o cts o ha
usually small outlay will
WORLD SYNDICATE COMPANY
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-25

had planned to shoot Schneider, in
order to bring the affair out. They
finally determined, however, to con-
suit lawyer, and went to the office
Of Gavin e Garner. Here they say
they were persuaded to tell their par
ents about the affair, and they were
called to the lawyers office. Here
the affair was related, and while the
parents were very angry, they were
finally persuaded to allow the court to
take its course, and came to Meridian
with affidavits prepared by the attor-
neys and filed them before Justice of
the Peace Moody Price Sunday night
The arrest of Messrs. Halbert and
Schneider in Laurel took place late
Sunday afternoon, and each gave bond
in the sum of $4,000 in two charges.
Attorneys B. w. Scarborough and
j. T. Brown, of Laurel who arrived
here Monday to represent o. E. Hal
bert and B. A Schneider. said that
the charges were absolutely without
foundation, and that it was nothing
more nor less than an attempt to
blackmail. Mr.. Scarborough declared
both Mr.. Halbert and Mr.. Schneider
were prominent business men of Lau-
Tpl that n hic
edge an offer to settle the case had
been made if the sum of $4,000 was
paid. The idea appeared so ridicul-
GUS, Mr.. SCARBOROUGH said, that it was
rejected as preposterous, as the char
acter of the two women was we'll
known in Laurel land that tie whole
thing was nothing more than an at
tempt to extOrt money, or ruin the
good names Of two OF Laurels prom
| inent citizens.
Mr.. SCARBOROUGH and Mr. Brown
came here with the expectation Of try
| ing the case before Justice Price, be-
| fore whom the affidavit charging at
, tempted criminal assault was made.
The justice informed them, however,
| that he could do nothing more than
bind over, ard it was best to carry the
case straight before the grand jury,
which was III session. This was fol
| lowed out, and it remains to be seen
whether Or not an Indictment is re-
| turned
! The charges have created quite 2
sensation in Laurel and a number OF
| prominent citizens were in the city
| Monday.