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form?, of light gray blue, instead of

the black and white stripes now worn

had just been ordered. The only pria

oners to wear the stripes after the new

uniforms arrive will be those being

punished for violation of pr-son rulea.

Gunboat Sails for Hayti.

r-ti.u.,- Rurui,

Washington. July 14. The Haytian

snd Dominican situations

cussed at the Cabinet meeting to-day.

The gunboat Sacramento sailed to-day

from Vera Cru: for Port-au-Prince.

The transport Hancock, with -right of

and M men of the mari.ie

corps, sailed from Vera Cruz for

'lUantansmo. The marines are com?

manded by Major Csrl Usmborg-An

dre*eo. j

WORKHOUSE FOR

HEROIN SELLERS

Wholesale Tirm Partners

Posed as Respectable

Citizens.

200.000 TABLETS A

DAY TO ONE BUYLR

Drug; Victim. Once Chinatown

"Spender." Begs Police to

Arrest Him.

Charles P. Pray and Edward C.

Peterson, partners in the supposedly

reputable wholesale drug firm of Prsy

?fc Peterson, M New Chambers st., were

convicted yesterday before Justice

ollins. of the Court of Special Ses?

sions, and sentenced to the workhouse

for three months and to pay a tine of

$500 each, on a charge of selling

heroin to Samuel Deane. one of Assist?

ant District Attorney Wilmot's inves-

tigators, tvho went to them posing ss

a drug hawker.

The extent of the trade in which

Pray and Peterson were concerned is

illustrated by the fact that they had

been selling 200.000 heroin tablets a

day to a pharmacy in Eighth av. Ac?

cording to the testimony brought out

at the trial, both Pray and Peterson

were perfectly willing indirectly to

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1914). New York [N.Y.], 1914-07-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1914-07-15/ed-1/?sp=14

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1914-07-15.