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'They HAD ! Isrllliant yvsdding.

OKLAHOMA Cry, O. r., Jan. I5:--Mrs.
Anna Childs Whitney. q prominent
and wealthy society woman of New
York city, and niece OF George w.
Childs of Philadelphia. has been grant
ed decree of divorce in the district
court in this city from Carlos w. Whit
ney, a scion OF the celebrated Whitney
family OF that city, the wedding being
most brilliant affair. Whitney made
no defense. No alimony was asked.
She il restored to her maiden name OF
Anna ChiIds
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The House Programmes.

WASHINGTON. Jan l5 There is no
definite programme for the house this
week. There is d bare possibility that
a new currency bill viii be thrown into
the arena of the senate, but it is only
q possibility. The concensus OF opin-
ion seems to be that any proposed cur
rency legislation, to be successful must
be initiated at the other end of the
Capi tol.
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warrant For .. r. NJ. pisrce.

LONDON, Jan. 15.--The case of ]. T.
nj. Pierce q Co, the firm charged with
having been engaged lin ioaring large
quantities Of bogus securities In this
country and in Ireland. was before the
bankruptcy court. Debts amounting TO
ell5, 75S were cited, chiefly In respect
to worthless American school bonds.
The Official reseiver announced that
the bankrupt had absccnded. and q
warrant for his arrest was issued.
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NEWS BRIEFLY REPORTED.

G. FL. Martin, dealer in musical in
struments at Sioux City has assigned.
Assets, $40, 600; liabilities, $43, 900.
A bomb explosion occurred in front
OF No. 90 Rue Monceau, Paris. Nobody
was killed. The outrage is believed to
be due TO anarchism.
Mahat Jotha, Siamese minister to the
United States, has written to the state
department from London, Jan. 5, an
nouncing with deep sorrow the death
of Prince Maha Vajirum, crown prince
of Siam, at Bangkok, Jan. T.
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1--1--@117~7-77~~ -
THE WATER GAVE OUT.


Rarnesvilte, O., Experiences q Disastrous
Fire.
WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. 15.-The
town of Barn esville, O., 80 miles west
Of this place, experienced the most dis
astrous conflagration in the history of
the place, the loss being estimated at
from S75, 900 to 100000. The fire is
supposed to have started from nat
ural gas fire in the novelty store of M.
T. Ward ON Main street. Telegraphic
appeals for aid to Wheeling, Cam
bridge and GAINESVILLE fire departments
were at once sent out but in short
time the cistern that supplied the en-
gines went dry and the request was
countermanded The fire was only
stopped when it reached the fireproof
Bradfield block at 3 a. m.
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usual Result 81 I Irungarsan rsow.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Jan. l5. Two
Hungarians. Michael Patsko and John
Minisha were fatally stabbed during a
drunken row IN Hanover township. A
score of Huns had been endeavoring to
consume all the intoxicants in the VII
lage, got into o quarrel, the usual re-
sult Of such orgies, and before the dis
turbanre had been quelled. i've had
been stabbed.
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WIND AND SNOW. V.
Atlantic states Experiencing Very severe
Weather. %1.

Weather.
NEW YORK, Jan 10. The storm
which was advancing on New York
from the northwest mas dis sipated. and
at 0p. m, the temperature began to
rise. shortly before that hour, how
ever, the thermometer registered 9
degs. above zero, the lowest thermome-
ter of the day. The heaviest snowfall
reported was at Buffalo, where in IA
hours IL incnes hal descended. AT 10
p. IN. il was still showing there. The
snowfall III this city was extremely
light, being merely the edge of the
storm winch centered over Buffalo.
The fall in temperature along the AT.
lantic coast ranged from 10 TO 80 dngs.
extending from Boston 70 TamTa F.a.,
and the freezing point extended as far
south as Savannah, Ga.
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ohio Mines ResumIng.

CLEVELAND. Jan. I5.-Eight mines
in the Massillon coal region have re-
sumed. The drivers who struck last
week kald mass meeting and decided
to oaccept 81 go a day for an indefinite
period. tits the belief OF the opera
tors that all the mines will resume be-
fore the end OF the week.
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Duauti, Business Man Kirled.

DULUTH, Mimi. Jan. 15.--As are
suit Of frightful accident at the
Spaulding hotel John A. Mackenzie,
one OF Duluth's well known business
men, lies dead. He fell from the land
ing midway between the third and
fourth floors Of the hotel to the marble
pavement below. 80 feet. striking ON
his head and fracturing his skull.
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St. Paul Union stock Yards.

SOUTH ST PAT Jap. IL, IS9,.
HOGS = tea1y.- y rds cleared to packers at
S3SIU4 -. ...r'
CAT LE irm and active; everything de-
sirable sold .,.
Prime stars S3.2i13.15; goo steers. ~. Il0
81 gs fSeItsss 1aaSa - "a us; good cows. $..plss
235; common to fair OIns Sf'UJ Its. light
veal calves, $3.2ts4.5J; heavy atves; Sl.2, D
l75.
SHEEP Steady
Receipts: Cattle "; hogs, 1870; calves. /.
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SOLVING A MYSTERY.

w. O.Wood Trying to Find Out What
became Of Thomas Morris.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.--W. o. Wood, a
wealthy railroad contractor of Port.
land, Or, is in Chicago for the purpose
Of learning, if possible, what became
of Thomas Morris, also wealthy land
owner and railroad contractor of Peters
burg, NJ. ID. Morris was robbed OF all
his money. about $500, while in Chi
cago, and hen disappeared in the most
mysterious manner after writing let
ter to his family in which the robbery
was referred to, and more money was
asked for with which to continue his
journey.
,,r, ~rx s-w-Dxp arn THEE EENATE
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Railroad Legislation.

BISMARCK. N. D., Jan. Is. Repre-
sentative Wideman has introduced a
resolution for joint committee to con-
fer with a similar committee from Min
nesota to prepare railroad Legislation.
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Traffic Impetsssi.

GENEsRE, N. Y, Jan. i5.-The most
terrific blizzard tnat has visited The
Genesee valley for years is now on.
Twelve inches of snow has fallen on
the level and it is blowing gale with
no signs of an end. Traffic through
the country will be impeded for sew
eral Slays to come.
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Inn,nraoll Answera,l.

ST. PAUL. Jan. To-. The cathedral
was nncomfortably crowded last night
as Archbishop Ireland was announced
for an address in rsfntation or Bob
Ingersoll's attack On the coherence and
inspiration of the Bible. The arch
bishops manner was deeply earnest,
and his delivery at times was i'm
oassioned.
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arasle speciai Hxassiner.

81. CIouD, Mimi, Jan. I5 --S. s.
Chute, formerly surveyor of Stearns
county, has been appointed special ex-
arniner under the Surveyor general OF
Minnesota, with headquarters at Red
Lake reservation.
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rrenton Getting Good.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 15. Church
members, regardless of denomination,
are forming law and order
league to put stop to Sunday liquor
selling and to close up the disorderly
houses
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Thirteen persons DrOwued.

MARsErLLEs. Jan. l5.-The French
steamer Acanis, employed in the local
trade, foundered three miles off Cape
Caveau during a cyclone. Thirteen
persons were drowned. The steamer
Senintelle observed the disaster, and
though she at once made for the spot
she was too late to render any assist
anpa
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.Anotfer fnaurance aEurder.

LONDON. Ont, Jan. l5 William
David Weller and John A. Hendershott
have been committed to stand trial at
ST. Thomas, Ont. fer the murder of
William Hendershott in wood near
that place. The crcwn charges that
Hendershott placed an insurance on
the life OF his nephew Of $4,000, and
hired Weller to kill him Id order that
he might secure the money.
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TRANSFERRED TO THE SENATE.
Interest i'm the Currency Question Now
Centers There.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l5-The prevail
ing feeling that the currency problem
has been transferred to the senate has
made that body the center of interest
at the Capitol. The galleries were again
well filed, in anticipation Of develop
ments in th 9 way of speeches. indicat-
ing the probable course OF the majority.
Senator Stewart Of Nevada. resumed
his speech begun Saturday.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
milwaukee, Grain.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. IA, 1895.
FLOUR-Steady. -
wHEAT--So. Zspring 5T5sc; No. North
ern: 64bsc way. 1875
CORN Firm. No. 8, 44Iac.
OATS Steady. No. white. 3ls4c; No. 3
white, 3l18c.
BARLEY Higher. No. =, 5414s; sample,
3d. tlc.
RYE STEADY. MOL, f01@c
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MILWAUKEE. Jan. l5, ~ The third an
nnal bonsl iel of the Northwestern
curling association has begun and will
continue till the 18th. In addition to
the prominent curriers' from all parts
of the United States there will Be d
large humber Of experts from Canada,
attracted to the contest for the Walker
tankard. The prizes and trophies are
worth Ga. 600.
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Took Nitric Acid.

Sr. PAUL. dan. I5.G Gsorge Brown.
4 Winnipeg iewelsf, ended his life by
swallowing d tumblerful Of nitric acid.
He survived for over four hours in
great agony. lie died about 10 p. nj.
81 the CITY hospital. The motive IL not
known.
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Cansributesa 81 Colorado.

DENvEn, Jan. 15.--The Burlington
railroad has shipped to the destitute
people Of Westerp Nebraska 75 car.
loads of supplies oontribnted IN Col
oraf1o.
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A sPEEpY nEARING.

Ueba CAW@e TO b6 AE&ueU kSoFOFG kIt1 BW
preme Court "Wednesday.
WAsHIHaToN, Jan. 15.--In the SUI
preme court Oh the United States g. y.
Darrow. acting a. counsel for Eugene
". Debs and others engaged in the
Chicago strike OF last summer. made
application for writs Of error and ha-
beas corpus. The. court decided to hear
arguments for the writ of error
Wednesday. Mr.. Whitney. assistant
attorney general. appeared Tor the gov.
ernsneaft
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Mrs. Hnnshrourh Merry Low.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14-There is no
apparent change i'll the condition of
Mrs Hansbrough, wife of the North
Dakota senator. She is still very low.
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Sailors in Ilnnger.

FIRE ISLAND. N aY.. Jan. 10 - At
about 7:30 a, rn., a coal barge was dis
covered ashore on Short Beach, going
to pieces. there ara four men on the
barge. On account of the heavy surf
the life saving crew cannot reach the
stranded vessel.
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Chicago linton stock Yards.

CHICAGO, ia i. IL. ISJh
HOGS-Sales ranged at $3951t. Is for light:
$42tn48j FIR mix al s4.la 41a for heavy
SAL A. 8 for rouga packin: j. .m-
CATTLE Market quiet and barely steady.
ShEEP-Slow and aslac lower
Receipts: Hog, u ]: cattle. l7,uJ0; sheep.
1ANn
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the INCOME TAX.
It May Take Up Much nc the senate's
Time This Week.


Time This Week.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.--The prospect
is that the time of the senate will be
divided during the week between the
discussion Of the income tax based ON
the urgent deficiency bill and the con-
tinuation Of the debate ON the Nicar-
aqua.
Senator Cockrell, chairman of the
committee on appropriations Is very
hopeful OF being able to dispose Of the
income tar question by the time the
week shall be half gone, and. if he
should succeed in this, Senator Nor
gan, who il In charge OF the Nicaragua
bill, thinks there will be no difficulty
in securing vote ON the canal bill be-
fore the close Of the week. thus leaving
the way clear FOR the bankruptcy and
territorial admission and other bills, as
well as the other appropriation bills.
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DULUTH, Jan. IA, 1897.
WHEAT-Cas NJ. har1 &c; No |
Northern, 6O1ac, May No Northern, &c:
July No. Northern. "a:
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a IsricS,s Cream Baltng powdes
Most Perfect Made.
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MINNEAPOLIS. ia IA. 1895.
WHEAT-January closed at wac; Way
opened dOc; highs /. CO.'S; lowest, c;
fosed, 6014 d6 sc; July opensI 1T 8@sc; high
est, 6ll4c; lowest 6 u : close, ala. On track
No. hard, 6l4c: 70. Nor !r'rI. l4c; NO
Northern. SIC. ..-s
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nfilwauhee AEiIllonasre Dead.

sMiLwAUKEE. Jan. 15.-Anson FL
dred, the millionaire lumberman Of
Milwaukee, died at $3.50 q. m.
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Duluth Grain.

Receipts: Cattle. II; hogs, 1879; calves. l..
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-04-26

The editor of the Burlington Repub-
Hcdn must be getting out OF patience
for he serves notice as follows: The
editor of this paper really needs
straw hat, pair of suspenders, three
pair of socks, two shirts and a neck
tie. a sack of flour, 25 pounds OF sugar
and half dozen brOOms. but hates TO
buy them because if he bought OF one
dealer he would have to buy of every
other dealer in the same line. How
ever. the necessity is getting great,
something must be done, and he has
decided to let the contract to the low
est bidder. The dealers will please
submit bids, with samples OF goods,
and make the very lowest prices pos
sible. Now come in, for somebody is
going to get nearly fifteen dollars dol
lars worth of business: That Is the
way it would be if the printers ala
business the way some short slghted
and inconsiderate dealers around town
do. They say if they advertised in
one paper they would have to adyer-
tise in all, and as there are so many
papers thew couldn't afford that, they
mnst needs not advertise at all.
Then if thew want little job of sta
tlonery-5O0 letter heads, envelopes,
and statements, for instance-they go
around to the different offices and get
bids and spending hours of time
over a matter of % or So cents. What
kind of a world would this be If the
rest of the fellows did business the
way they do it with the printer?
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-04-26

The dandelions are about to ruin
everal lawns in town. Make war on
them.
If you have any tin work of any kind
that you want done, get w. H. Roots
figures.
The largest stock of barbed wire in
A lien county at lowest prices at Bar
tells & Son
Knapp sells buggies to dealers all
over the state. He knows what low
prices are,
There is a 11-barrel iron water tank
at the REGISTER office that will be
sold cheap.
A full line of fresh garden seeds
from the Kansas Seed House at Bar
els & Son.
| Mrs. Geo. H. Waggoner and daugh-
ter of Leavenworth are visiting Mrs,
Turner this week.
Opening of Pattern Hats and Bon
nets at Mrs. Goshorn's, 2 doors south
of Otten's Bakery.
New goods arriving every day at
Culbertson's furniture store, next door
to Northrup's hank.
Miss F. Aline Peterson, teacher of
pianoforte. For terms apply at Mrs.
J. s. Turner's store.
Piep plant Wanted: In large quanti-
ties, to ship. is. McClain, west side
of public square lola.
lam preparing hot bed and will
so pply the market with sweet potato
plants. 1. H. Brown.
The finest line of cutlery in the
county. fully warranted, can be
seen at Bartels' & Son.
E. NJ. Eckley, of NeoshO Falls, was
on our streets yesterday shaking
hands with old friends.
Fl. Scott requires all gates to swing
inward, instead OF across the side
walk. Not bad idea.
Spring trip cultivator for stumpy
ground, and the best in any ground
at Sleeper's. Go and see it.
Horsemen who use notes may obtain
them handsomely printed in book
form at the REGISTER office.
; The old Owl Creek bridge was sold
by c Chairman Lacey, of the County
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THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1895.
the WEEKS NEWS.

Seven and one-haf per cent
loans from Henderson.
Watch Klaumann's ad.
Go to Campbell's for drugs.
Poultry netting, at Coutant's.
Milk, &c per quart, Grant Billbe.
Baling wire, all sizes, at COutant's.
Buy your groceries Oft. NJ. Bartels
Window glass and putty at COu-
tant's.
Beck has a full line of buggies and
spring wagons.
The first of our Easter rains got
around on time.
Miss Alice Johnson visited friends
in Moran this week.
A. w. Beck wants to buy corn, oats,
fax straw and seed.
We will trade new stoves for old
ones. Bartels & Son.
The largest stock of cutlery and
spoons at 7. NJ. Bartels'.
Try a barrel of Klaumann's salt.
Warranted not to harden.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears
fully warranted at Coutant's.
A car load of Topeka flour at whole.
sale and retail at T. NJ. Bartels.
A new stock of everything at the
NickleplaUe. Drop in and seeit.
Duane Spicer and "Deck" Warner
were down from Geneva Monday.
Cows: If you want your COWS in s
herd see or address Grant Billie.
Come and see my corn planters anC
cultivators and get prices. Sleeper
If you have any tin work don't fai
to consult prices of w. L. Bartels &
Son.
L. L. Northrup jr. started Monday
night to northern Nebraska on bust
ness.
Carpets, mating, and shades a
Culbertson's next door to Northrup'
bank.
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At the conclusion of the above pro-
gram u May Day baskets of flowers
will be sold to the highest bidders,
and one will be given to the most pop
ular young lady, to be decided by the
votes (free) of the gentlemen present:
A omission 10 cents. Ice cream and
cake free.
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FOR SALE Or TRADE

1T Wood LaHarpe, has German miuel
eed Kaffir corn seed and cane seed for sale.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-13
RELEASED FROM AN ASYLUM.
AS Usual Charges of Abuse Are Made
BY This Ex.Teacher.

SOUTH FRAMINGHAM,. Mass, Deg.
10, 1s95.-Nearly three months ago.. F. c.
Lyman. principal of a private school in
New York, was committed to Worces-
ter Insane Asylum, by order of Special
Justice Wakefield, after a competent
medical examination by DR.. A. H. Big
Glow and DR.. q. T. Adams, of Framing
ham,.
Lyman came to birmingham late in
family named Hil1iard, who reside in
the northern part of birmingham in
a farming community, and whose son,
H. L., had formerly been a pupil of Mr..
Lyman before the family came to Franz
ingham in the spring of 1892.
About September Lyman commenced to
show signs. of mental arrangement and
became troublesome to a family in the
neighberhood, where a woman was seri-
ously i'll. Finally, on September Is, Henry
Hilliard complained to the authorities.
The. doctors and Justice were satisfied
of the mans insanity and ne was COM
mitted to the Asylum.
Being detained there some time he
was finally released and came to Fran
ingham to make inquiries, stating that
he Intended to axe the matter to the
courts and obtain satisfaction if pos
sible for what he claims was false and
unwarranted commitment He also Sc
verely criticises the management of the
Worcester Asylum and some of its meth
DDS. There was no doubt in the minds
of the officials about his insanity. when
he was examined and committed, and
good legal authority doubts his ability
to get satisfaction from the courts though
he maintains he shall try for it. All
steps were taken legally.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-13
SERVE THEM RIGHT.
The Wanton strike of the House,
smiths Declared Off Today.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. 1s95.-The house
smiths, who have been out on a strike
nearly four weeks against the iron firms
of J. B. & J.. NJ. Cornell and Milikin
Brothers. agreed to go back to work at
noon today.
The men return to their jobs under the
same conditions as existed before the
strike was called. with the understand
ing, however. that the employers are to
meet a committee of their workmen to
agree upon a scale of wages which SHAH
be uniform among the members of the
Iron League.
The Executive Committee of the
Housesmiths and B-ridgemakers' Union
formally declared the strike off last
night. but refused to say on what
terms. 1t was learned today that Mr..
Cornell agreed to meet a committee of
his employees as soon as the strike was
| declared off, and it is believed that this
was the only concession that Mr.. Cornell
would make. and that the iron workers
accepted these terms and declared the
strike off. Mr.. Foster Milliken said this
I'VE have nothing but the best of
feeling for our men. and they. will be
treated by US just aus If they had never
struck against US. We w given
fhe men no assurance that every one will
have his Old position, but we viii give
every man a chance If we can possibly
do c0 +
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-13
CRAZY BARBARA AUB.
Pleads Not Guilty and Is Held
by Judge CoWing-No
Lunaey Commission.


NEW YORK. Dec. 10. 1Ss5.-Barbara
Aub, the young girl who confessed to
perjury in the Langerman case to Ike
corder Golf. and on Wednesday last re-
canted that confession and said the story
she told on the stan was true. was
arraigned this morning before Judge
Cowing in Part l., General Sessions
Lawyer Fred House. who was assigned
by Judge Cowing to defend the young
girl when her plea of guilty was re-
fused on Monday last. spent an DAY
Yesterday trying to get a statement
from Miss Aub in regard to her Latest
Barbara told Lawyer House fatty
that she had no recollection of gong
before Recorder Golf on the morning
that Langerman was discharged and
signing a typewriter confession IN the
presence of several witnesses.
When arraigned this morning MISS
Aub pleaded not guilty.
Judge Cowing held her in LOCO bail Tor
trial. She was taken back to the Tombs.
Lawyer House asked that medical eX-
perts be appointed to examine Barabras
mental condition. He also asked that all
visitors except counsel and the medical
men be excluded from her for three or
four days, and he thought at the end OF
that time the true facts would be earned.
Judge Cowing denied the application for
the appointment of a commission to ex-
anime into her sanity. :,
District Attorney Fellows said it had
been his intention except for the develop
ments of the last thirty-six hours, to
have moved for the discharge of the girl
So far as he was concerned, he said he
had not intended to prosecute her.