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A.ry IOhurhoers Jam, ourt.
ienowlnations jammed themelve
Into the lIttle courtroom in the vil.
lags of NgUand. ner here, yesterday
knd threstend to' :ar and feather
Justice *q'ry lutton >when the mae.
Wntrate 4isetlsed bootlegging chargue
agalnet pay Squires - and George
P=sben of BSuffalo. because Deputy
fAlbert Colby had -held up and
meined their car -.,0 wet goods with.
mut a search *arrant.
Despto hism. and' threats, Justice
Buttob reftsed to rescind his deo
elsion end the. prisoners were di
missed. Assista'nt District Attorney
Bret Thortie, reptesenting the county,
ordered hat the car, and alleged'
whiskey held, as he tntended t.l
take the case befere the grand jury.
This deision 'was met with a cheer.
Doolegeru have been active in the
rural comimunities near Buffalo dii:
bag the pat few month. and thg
ehurches have been active In a cru
see against them.
"Law is law," maid Justice' Buttont
to tlie 'mob. "The pollee have no
right to stop and meoph a man's cak
wthout a search warrant. You can
tar and feather me if you wish, but
I am going to stick by my own con
victions."
YOUNG WIDOW KIDNAPED;
POLICE SEARCH FOR SUITOR
EAUTON, Pa., July 23.-Mrs. H1am
amey Sqzmaa, a young widow of this
eitya was kidnaped on a busy street
he.yesterdat afternoon by two un
knpwn men in a motor car. No trac~e
of her has been found by the police.
The abutiors uhaid la Irte tnurlng
ca with yellow, wire whcolu,
wer pntieto intervene
as senm ,ihreateming geistures.
Mh's. gssa Lttemnpted to jump out of
thd me~ines it *rove off, but one
of .the quen soi-sei her by the hair
and pulled her In. She has two chil.
dren, five and seven yeas elde who
are being cared for by neighbor.
Police are looking for a -rejected
suitor, who recently annoyed Mr.
lamla with attentibtis.
SLEUTH SOPS UP RUM
EVIDENCE WITH SPONOE
NEW Y9RK, July 2S.--4pongee
are assietth in the enforcement of
p rohibition in New York. Samuel.
Toiun, a city detective, says be al
ways carries one when engaed In
l-ua raids.
He told .~ato today that it
unabled h savage evidence
whes the illegal pe---- et liger
-is bs
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hO r b in 89marjwbe
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Acdar.Apin In 'Tyfg Up
FiTe Vessels
NEW YORK ' July 7 3Ca
hat eign interests.-popted the
ewte sisure. by the- hipping Besaw
fmetw United stats Mail 8taammhis
cmifaky liners were made today by
IA. Quarles, oftiia of the cow
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foudht todtatodith set*
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oIN, ahmaried Prton Wil"0.
o eurpe nte Anec, ustNehana,
;m." guarded byardest,Unried iter.
es fo eriuete line tropayrer
U.S amoning tompa400.o000.
=hat ," hre rIe,oiginter-ss o~~ h
ots hve trited Uttug Mproteanh
pies and lobbying to thwa every
stop we have taken.
"WeA feel. cofdent tha the hcar
i~llecn h action whe te will
mfob knon." a dtc.
FiEXC In, Ju y 23e-r t Wai
eoted~ frme Taepidetdy Wiles
.ho frein the Amiatla oehfan
-resided upabtynd contro n
uhas tdan oil woll twer oni
Te, foilrnenth reotd payr
t-ler aotaring to Wognis a
"cusof four awellut Awer.urr.
inn.A cagermQa teehnfoin Inteo
asdt have d though knelpteada
sesmatlan. bHis tevos thart endej
stod we have taken rtind
rneia feel cnintet.t t. oe
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MEXICO C, uly .- 2ti.-wi:
rea~rh fr om tdaypc od arre ta
the irin pthsenatlte cigar:
bdfaed upk byn cta Band
tlifteenl 1. Noll wrn fr e
et hav issurered.,an aho
evr, a that ag tortIag a
vice,00 hasly foundlswo. Worth
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NIONHWITH SEARCHE
NEWCAYOR. uy 2.-Afnterwde
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strage for decea and bkof in
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sdftsegreei.
3 1. Th Is esmpero 0o meind"
*eh a'seeene ats" as
that Nataa L.Minev. atery
1w:' gOow eampany, In the soem
wa teaoly MAtleesse
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t . ' 0v1 itsUo N
of wo~en eA aft Dr NI A
terney Minor's er betori and
the enhetu- Itt st dh et
ar map In the N45e
smittee ans so far over enthe
116e of the -d o Wee
that I trust the asO00 and its
am* O W e et " OD
&any I hanb puit them In.
iil4he-sig~nifcas ot thie vkftary
in e n I District ommite
hldo overtlaWa- to mweeks
it ee. certain tha the a
nente of the Woodas plea of
the fght-ascpany ~ to the -
Ington Railway ,and Electrie would
run away with'the -an Bft the
Federatl*e of Cittele' Asemoineina
througN P reet Wesgake an
Chaireman Clayton, t its ut tte -
mittee, o t the Job, s did Justin
Morrill Nameerlin, rersnting the
wholesale ensw oer of e .
Congremen Keller or Minnamne
and Lamnpert of Wiscotnel trte &
ftht from with e ossmmittee, an
this writer and The Washington
I omes 8"d picatc ente
men- were 2X4in tat the Prals
Import of the Wood p ih this
rut: I - .ala n leti e~
Tod aay ith te bgcis Ble he
Wetto m h e jopb.las di Jsto
Congressen Llerto inst
an anpner, wof Wtoon ta lto
figfrom -i thmye olteker an
thes woite6 and pohe Waunt o
clearls thate u.lcmmitte g enroed
toIoet duost of tieirea.
the W orof all" .hi
norfeosult:ee 3
veis the Wr~ as httto y n
trc a uthoityta~eerbth
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We maypuee esiled lagae, toe
Cres manLing of whc was fieal.
pintedrmuthbyselwritor an theseokers
teW. bhal had bent fe, and wil
cleanlyrtha the omayitta tlow d
tnd crecrty..oht ha the pend.
ht jappe. 'f revlt theo
nowodesu .ASintro Sduc44apeise
1Autoiteo the Wathgtiayen
3lc.i A uthority toorr the mre e
Poetma lrPower Co mpanany.
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pottedt ribste wraie I themselvel
no thaths tee fxed, and willo
tuoaly stay fle. o e ie
4.I oRero thwe matinglow loe.
quiring street' e rmeaiew tohpa
to paytforit orthe Wn, pro.
iinwty a ctriand th.pI
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anoectrc tot earb ptoeidingthe
atuay merge.
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fo amimg been U r r.ailsm nd
urn.
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Lisir From Scheme S
NoiM n0ks.
w- - -me-eres.
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soMped dws emn t sP bent
here this ifti ed a ehip
ad et Wes, ao M ofhsd atmese
AS thos = 1 er om u
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me .medn, ~wtee spo rtma
he pan rs amid P Po ,
..am e *. am.e ..nh.
ofead the et the die.
AA thesewere looked up
in thetetty 3p, Ol ee tof!
am sea, bad besn abe tessre
G ss a. 4 . ..
The v eseeined was aeasr
ee Jesste T. (Tiet odPse am
whe hesaed the raMing geat -
her papers and took c..=ya. .
at hev .p and eond thk e
part af the ermo whiR -as en the
trusha wee taken to bee1.=4=. 2h
alese i valued at $11,00. ,
Prmthe ship's Paporm and hm~m.
smal N OW pen". e haVp, 7he,
am the be... ...m the.e.
mua
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LOWd 1tyCaas
*nat*. -in Jerse
ATLANTIC CITY, N. . July 8.
-Twelve thousand cases of Irish and
Sooteh whiskey are beiag laded
monthlyon the ,Terey coat in the
vicinity -of this resort, aeoordg to
men who are "WIsI." Pour speedy
anzlary schooners equipped with
fifty horsepower eagines eable the
ssgglerU to outvun the average
Govet-ament craft ,whilah asight try
T entire eterpris.es, eef
to the s ~imust tbmslves, i
rooted by a uyniete of Wealthy
New Yorkers, Phiadelphians, and
reeMente of Atlantia City. .The
whlphey is purebend In the
mas at $16 a case snd eld of ud
here at 824 to a myndicate of beet.
leggere. The cre* of the vge .
eive $2 for eery asdfvr
averate profit for the owners of the
Noorders hav as yet been temued
to the coat guade to enter the
~ ,although revenue cutters have
on the watch. Their watch,
however. is ineffectuaal. Last Sat
yngta revenue boat sotted
by same dtane oawinih
tell an4 mse whether the .uspIccous
boat would try to land a cargo. - Al
iht long the lockout on the cutter
-ace tee te ig of0th su.
vessl. hen e cmethe
-aft had vantehbd, ad thelih
was Sound lashed eaoued tne .bm .
with a sarcastic note to the outtr
INTERNED IRISH 00
' ON HUNGER PROTEST
CORIC, July 1.-A hunger etrlhd
amgong the persona interned Is the
I leIsand internment camp, in
try Bay?, as a pretest agia
thql treatment, i -repseted by 4b'
hifrepublican liaison officer.
. Ho declare. that letters aad par
cola cannot he received In the gsa
and that the flour furnidhed-e
bed the bekers refase ta ashted.08
Co.- U;
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oa Nothen& e -
both
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t .a Mj .eNW & 4d' ' tibt *e
oft th o cow$hme" a eimb.
m9enea - Barn w*" lp
meas ecn*eanx
proba~ .nTedy ngn
. poasfrte"Gvrnet*
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uneedthat - thle b pjak el.
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poabo e the "osrmsat
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return this tis i h.et
day cotnmit te oli byreitsto
bto -hes cltga fe a hus afmi
eu morulat,
WIMil HugR Bla GkES k
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