COUNT! PRISONERS POKE
PISTOL IN JAILER'S FENCE!
But Deputy Sheriff Hechler Mills His Own Gun, Frustrating Attempted Escape.
BOSTON SMUGGLER IN THE HOUSE
Charles Hudris, Jailed Yesterday.
Concealed Pistol by Clever Huso, but Placed at Trial June
ture.
Fresence of mind and deftness in extracting his revolver from his right hip packet, enabled Deputy Sheriff Harry G. Hechler to frustrate an attempted jail delivery at the Henrico County Jail last night about 10 o'clock, which narrowly missed releasing several prisoners, one of whom is being held under a secret charge.
It is the practice at the Henrico County Jail that the prisoners should not be allowed to remain outside the corridor within the enclosure until it is at night in order that they may enjoy the cooling breezes. Last night when Deputy Sheriff Hechler and a "trusty" went into the cage room about 10 o'clock to lock the prison doors, everything was apparently in the best of condition. The trusty proceeded to throw the keys which close the cell doors. Hechler stood at the door of the corridor and directed the guards to keep the prisoners from being locked.  Co to the other end and try all the cell doors to set if they were securely locked. 