, 1874-06-24
MRS. HEiL.AMD.
Tho Accessory to Rosetta Jnokson's Murder
Has llor Dail Fixed at $4,000.
Contradictory Statements to Different
Persons.
Nclltc Sinc1nfr's Letter.

luENu0l July HN1uAE9u w ~ NAA Asteoa1oA4 W
y1s abortion performed on Rosetta jackson, do
pcased, mud WHO was confined iu jail as such,
Rss yostordsy brought bsforc tho Criminal Court
md examined by tile Btato's Attorney, ~ . pro-
yminary stop to being admitted to bail. MIR.
Rcid put several important questions to her, aud
t1o tollowing Ia
TIE SUBSTANCE or TUE ANSWERS
ito gave, as reported In an evening paper,
Ttagg was In l,cr house about two hours before
Dr.. Earll came to visit the girl, and aftor the
,h,ld was born told her That ho had paid tue Doo-
tor &9O for medical services ID attending Rosot-
Ia. Bho Mrs. H.) buried ths fntus In hor yard,
because nho knew no better. Sho did not like
70 burn 1t. ae somo would have done. when tho
,hild was born aho WAS standing at hcr gatc, and
vent into tho house without any delay. Flagg
Ena leaning over tue girls bed. II was her
Mrs, A.'s) opinion that he took away the aftor-
birth. she first saw T1agg two days bofpre
Rosetta camo to her house. and 10 did not bring
her there.
At lie conclusion of tho examination the
OF Fagg aud Mrs. Holland at 81, QUO each. and it
was accordingly dono, but ns no QUO appeared
whoao bonds would be- takon, t6oy wore COLI
ductod back to thcir coils, and wero SECURE in
them when the jail oloaea last ovoning:
Subsequently reporter Of an oyouing paper
had
A CONVERSATION WITH MRS. HE1LASp.
sho told him that sho had resolved to ,nake pub.
she had made to hr. Neoti had not boou given At
tho Coroner's Inquest, because tlon she wantod
to sliald Flagg aa much as possible. Since Bllo
had been put in Jail for the crimes OF others,
however, sho would toll tho public story which
Mrs. Flagg had told hor. It was as follows: "
Mrs. Fingg caue to my houno the sunday after Ro-
settA died. ad told ne that went to WISCONSIN
asist last summer, aud Tint while there she had
snd llosetta getting too familiar She made MI
e1clae TO- tho family III which sAo was staying TO get
ao 70 With sr s sho q tex The gt rn ~ e s
reached homo she won't Into 1oscttaA room md found
that her bsd Ind not been tumbicd At a while y was
eept had bcen occupied by two persous. She asked
Rosetta what such proceedings meant and , she SAID
Iat Rosetta was In the family way Her a.lspic,ons
became 40 strong that sls endcavored to make hcr
own up but snS reusea to aay anything about tne
mentioned Rosetta began to get 80 intimate with
ler husband pulling on III 4hoes aud atoekngs and
hour, Tint It caused row, mud Friday night before
sho cano to my house Hoss,ta and Mr.. Flagg haa a
1T he r. hst hs ond not
leava thc house that dsy. ou Tuesday rho lcit and
t. ny house s Fgg ala ths {r, hsr husband
ANOTHER STATEMENT.
Later In tho afternoon q reporter Of this paper
visited Mrs. Holland at tho jail, mud converscd
with her concerning statements which a police
man named Hogan alleged we're 1nade to him
by her, and which were published in yeaterday's
TRIBUNE. The woman desires tho public to un-
dorBtand that abe did not tell tho police officer
that FIagg introduced Rosetta Jackson to her
houHo, or That they were both preRout IN the
her child. Nelthor did nhe tell him that
she could make somo damaging disclosures
when again brnught on tho witucsB. STAND. What
she did Bay to him was IN effect this: When tho
ehc eaw FIagg coming along the stroct, and
went into Tue house to inform nusetta-or
Alice, unyes, as ahe understood her Uamo
to bo. When she entered tho room
Rosetta that her brother (as she understood
1or 10 cover her up, 10 tint he could como Ia.
Meanwhile he had entered the house. and eho
(hlrs. H. asked him to sit In another room until
Che sick gir!'a room WAS put in order. When this
was accomplished he went In 10 see Roset-
ia, and knelt down ut tho side OF tho bed. 1t
wss her belief that lie removed tue aftorbirsh.
The rcador will observe
A DISCREPANCY
between Mrs. Hollands answers to tho States
Attorney. as reported in tho ovoning pa-
per, aud her answers to cur reporter
In addition, eho Baid that It was her daughter
France!ia BulIard, who would mako the damag-
and not her. When tho girl vas put on tha
stand again. sho would swear that on cartait
OCCASION ehe visited DIR. Earlla office With
Rosetta jackson, and that tho Inter vent into
Francela would haya told this at the inqucs
II shn had been askeu directly, but she did moi
want to givo any Information that WAS not dc
nundod OF hor. In conclusion, AIRS. 1ieilnn'
reiterated her innocence OF all crime aud he
general .espectahility, aud tho interview ~isl
DR.. EABLI. AND FLAoo
we're also eeon by the reporter. but thev refused
to say unythinag, such, doubtlcsst hoing tue ~
stn hoI o1 .hoF aq wh
grace, and seom to have little or no hope for til
future.
NELLIE SINCLAIR.
It will bo remembered that prostitute name
Nelie Sinclair IVES an important Witness At I'll
inquest. The Coronor, in the absence Of props
bonds, put her in Jail In order to insure he
appealance before tho Criminal Court, and al
etapoya her time In writing lette1s Of al e1ceo'
ingly sauuting character to Fla4g. He ia uot
tho wiser, howoyor, ns he mover receives then
,Oac Of these cAo,ce eplstolary productions III
handed to our reporter yesterday. and such 20
tions Of 1t as viii not ahock the public arc lie
given verbatim
Mr. nngg il 20 bad nsycr kept COMPANY Of Prost!tu
70 Would mot hayo them TO swnr aTa1nst you But
Dent swar to es = yon Do ow S ld 1--we w e
should never have aal What Did But Was Tut U
der oath sud thon Would not lIo tor my own Fath
aud lay i9 ail until ho llsmi1es carry INC cut o.
key uO!o aHfoi AHAAHe lsotAlHoA} 4oA -
trouth and nothing But the trouth so when the
porter Come 70 can Say. What 70 IKE But It herts
fuore than 1t DO and IN for Mrs.. Highland yo II
hayo good time Proving What ehs /. you eyer gis
It IL not only Mrs. Highland that 70 Will hare
tts hut hex friends atA Il the Reporter Comes Wbe
am1 viii toll lin Wheta you are from
Would Want to po ahnt up tn the pangon sIra Hgnls
mean When 80 put yor handa togeathar When 70 Il
Frankie Ia tho poleeco ntnton ana said fur EoA's ii
yoar not aoIug to swnr aganst mo ar yo and When
wgro Brought In tic Witness Ioom that morning v.
DID W ee,d Chasln for so1ne Mater for aud Nhen
Back was turned Did 20 wayo 30 hat Of n,o for aud
10 Draw my atontipn tn thst way for only 70 x. y
70 Where 20 are now, for so Remembered What
said 10 M three Months ago l-n 20 l am Mias Nc
Elnola}r.
Dr.. Esri sont yesterday to Mr.. Trude, . i
yer, sadeavorine to induce tim IT. to antlortaks
ths Criminal Court. Tho Doctor hal no moi
to give Tho lawyer, who, however, says he
take Dr.. Earils implements IN payment, ~ i aug,
eahIng tho law for medicine, will in the tut
blossom forth as a first olaas abortonniat, !
harsl to toll which will be greater. tho loss TO
H.. II, r0fA