Lawren*ckqi ro, Ky., May 27.?Armed
men variously estimated from eight to
twenty, overpowered two guards at the
llstlllcry of T. II. Bond & Bros, seven
miles southeast of here early to-day,
bound them securely and took thirty
barrels of whiskey, which was carried
away In a motor truck. The whiskey
was valued at $50,000.
The guards, unable to free them
selves. finally attracted the attention of
passersby by their cries.
ARMY YIELDS TO SENTIMENT.
Hiinalinn Military Rood Sptirn
\nolfiil l.n ml n?n rk.
HokoM'li*. T. H . May 23.?Even
military necessity bows before ritl
ment. That was exemplified lore re
cently when a military road under con
struction ba<'k of the Schofleld barracks,
twenty-five mile from Honolulu tool a
detour to avoid an am lent Hawaiian
landmark.
The road was being constructed
through the Kolekole pass of the Wai
unae range when It came to an anclett
Hawaiian s.-u rtflelal atone which bal
ances on the almost knifelike edge of
the p*"*- The atone was In the way of
the engineers but under orders from
Major-Gen. Charles G. Morton. In com
mand of the Hawaiian department of
the army, the route was altered to pass
the sacrificial rock and leave the re
minder of ancient da>s Intact.
EYRE PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Ktslr Senator Accused of Violating
I.nhor Law.
FIlmira, May 27.?State Senator
Thomas I*. Eyre of West Chester. !??..
pb aded not guilty In police court here
to-day to violating the New York State
labor law.
State factory Inspectors allege that
Senator Eyre employed carpenters last
March on the S400.000 bridge contract
In this city at a rate of pay less than
the prevailing wage In this vicinity.
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