HAD DYNAMITE ON STREET CAR.
Four Months in County Jail
for Two Men.
Four months in the county jail was the punishment meted out yesterday afternoon by J. J. Shepard, justice of the peace, to Edward Sanford and Joseph Monroe, charged with carrying dynamite upon a street car.
The two men were arrested the night of August 26 by Patrolman E. C. Kaiser and S. D. Harrison of the Westport police station. A valise carried by one of them when searched was found to contain a quantity of dynamite. Sanford also carried a double barreled derringer. To Lieutenant O. T. Wofford the defendant Sanford said they were to blow up a scab job.
They were defended by Bert Kimbrell. Thomas Higgs, assistant prosecuting attorney, represented the state.
Sanford was tried on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon and held to the criminal court.
