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Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
MILL RIVER

Our fine sleighing disappeared like the dew before the morning sun last Thursday. We were more in need of boats than sleighs.
 Walter Orine is very feeble with the kidney complaint.
 L. Stewart has lost the sight of his eye. The blow from the stick was SO powerful that the cheek bone vas cracked.
 Edward Sisson was 63 instead of 60 years old as reported last week
 The snow of Sunday has fixed up the sleighing again. OCCASIONAL
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
EDGAR J. REKD, Adm.
DIsTRIoT of Sharon. ss Probate Court
WILLIAM W KKIoHr, Judge.
TO the Probate Court Tor lhg District of

TO the P'obaie Court for The District of sharon.
 The application ot William W BIerce. Ad- mini~rraior on the estate of James A. Blerce hate of sharon in sAId distr ct d.c.s.~ed, -howsth that 1t Is for the interest of ssid -ss- rate that such of the real estate of said de- ceased as is hereinafter described should be sold.
 And your applicant further showeth. tha, he real estate Of said dec-ased, proposed 10 tp- sold, cuusists of a certain piece or parcel of land. situated in he town of Cornwall. sad iaud is bounded anf described Hs fol. Iows: North by land fl estate uf Clarriss', Cr,ss~, aId d by land of Nicholas Parent and B"nny Brook" s''-called; East by land of Cornwall Bridge Iron co ; South by land of Nicholas Iarebt and West by highway con- ainiI s 10 acres more or less. and without bui d hgs And that said land cannot be benercially divided for the purpose of sale
 You- aI .l,licHnt therefore Trays s id Cpurt 70 inquire into ihe truth Of the foregoing Alle- cations, and on finding the same to be true to "rder the sale of the whole or u part uf the real estate hei sinb-foie described. or au uu- divided interest therein, zs shall appesr to said Court m, St for the interest of said es- tate and your applicant. as in duty bound, will ever pray.
 A. D., l6e6.
 WILLIAM W. BIrRcr, Adm. DIsTRIcT Of sharon, ss Probate Court, b January Slst, A D.. 1926.
 OIdsr,-d. that th,' foregoins application be heA, d and dstrrmlned At the Probate once m said sharon on the 18th day of Februa y b 1896 at 10 o'clock in the fCr.nuop of thai day and this Cortt direcis said adnliu- is'rai or 10 give public notice nf the poudei cy fl said application. and The time aud place of heaiipg thereon by publishing n notice ihsr-ol two times before the 18th day af Feb tua ! A D, ls96 in ronle newepapsr having a ciroulalon in said di-tricr,
 wtlxlAn W, KsSaAf, 1ndss,
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

China and the Chinese know nothing of the names given to them by the Eng fish speaking world.
 The ancient name of China is Tien- Hia When the present dynasty began its reign, then the whole country was called Ta-Tsing-Kwoh. Chung -Kwoh was the name given to that part known to Americans and English as the Middle Kingdom.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
DIsTRIoT of Canaan ss. Probate Court

| " February 10th. A D., lS96
 Estate of Stile- Stevens. late of North Ca. man. in said district decessed.
 Upon the application of the administratrix on said estate for an order of sale of all th. r'-al estate belonging 10 said estate and which Is descrbed in her application frr said order of sale aud that some suisable person oi her than raid admni-tratrix may be anih- orized 10 sell said rssl estate as per ipplica- tion cn nle m n. fully appears.
 Ordered That said spplic ton be heard and determined at ihe ProbateOffice in ori Canaan, on ths 2lst day of February A. D. 1896 Al l oclock in The afternoon, and tte court directs said administratrix to giv. pub lie botice O all persons interested iu said -s- tats 10 apI~a,, if thoy see cause, and be heard thereon, by publishing a copy of this order once in some newspaper having a cir- culation flu said probate district, five day- be- fore the said day of hearing and return make 10 the court.
 Attest, DAVID 0. wHrrrLEsKY. Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
TeonI Nofices

nIsTRIC1 of Cornwall, ss. Probate Court. " Feh 6ih 1896
 Estate John thipmnn late of Cornwall ip said District. d. c,'as'-d
 The Court of Probate for the District of Torhwa hath limited and allowed six months from date hereof, for inc credi- tors of said estate to exhibit their claims to settlement Those whn neglect to present their accoun x, properly attest,-d, within said time. will be debarred recovery. All per sons indebted t, sand eatats are requested 10 make immediate payment to
 LIzz1K N. tTIPMAN, Admlnistratrix
 PHILo N. KELLOGG Administrator,
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
CANAAN VALLEY.

Miss May Shears, of Wsdsworth dis trict, treated her pupils to a sleiRhri last week Wednesday. They went fu Sheffield. took dinner, and returned by way of Ashley Falls and Clayton. All report 6 very enjoy able time
 Henry RIosdes brought his brids home last week. The young peopi. ought to have house warming
 A good many are on the sick list.
 August Anderson has lost valuall. hor.e with lung fever and has another one sick.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1896.

A southern writer says: "The ma terial prosperity to which the south has attained since the var proves ccnclu- Aivsly that it is the white man, and not the black, who is reaping the benefits of emancipation, as the great outside world will some day learn !"
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
Attest, DAVID c. wHrrrLrsrY, Judge.
DsrRIcT Of Salisbury ss. Probate Court

II ltSi nv II Ot f~tllrtsuFN bN. fTOpd'e IOuTt, h February i2th. 1896
 Estate "f John Winters. late of Salisbury, lu sail district, deceased
 Upon the application of James M Selleck Of said salisbury, administrator Of said es- tsie. representing that said estate insol- vent and will nor b. more than sufficient 10 Iay the iureral expenses, ,ex pensss of settling sald estate and last sickness. and lawful axes, and praying that the eourt order and 'i1cre. that he settlement of sail estate bs completed without th. appointment of com missinners as p-r application on Ale more fully appears, it Is
 ordered-That said application he heard aud determined at the Probate 0ffic- in S,slis- hurs in sa,ii district or the 2tth day of Feb ruary, A. D. 1896. at nins o'clock in the fore- noon. and that notice te given of the penden- "y Of said applica ion aud of tho lime and place Of hearlng tnerein. by publishing the -ame once in some newspaper having circulation In said district,
 Certified from iecord.
 DONALD T. WARNER, Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

Little Fife twho has stroksd the kit, ten until she has begun to purr)- ''Maudip. do you hear thstf'
 Sister Maud -"Hear what. Effl.f"
 Fife Why, l do believe kitt,'s boilipR."
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
nI>TkICT of Canaan ss. Probate Court lf February 10th, A. D.. 1896.
 Eaf,xte of klizA w Ikt.a.I lAfa n Nanaan ip


 Esta'e of rliz4 W. Reed, late of Canaan in said district, d.Aceased
 Upon application of John B. Reed. Of Mort h Canaan, praying that an instrument purporf- ing to b- the last will and testament of said deceased. be admitted to probate and that letters testamehtary be granted on said es- tate as per application on file. it Is
 Ordered inst the for egoing application be heard and determined at the Pn,hate offiee in North Csnsan in said disirici on th. Eth day of February A. D. 1896 at o'clock in ihe afterno,. n aud that notice be given 10 all Iersons interested in said estate of the pen deney of said al p iestion and tho time and pac'. of hearing thereon by publishing a copy of this or'ier oDce In some newspaper hay. ing a circulation In said district, and by po-t- ing copy of this order on the public sig,,. post in said town of Canaan, at least Ave days before the day of said hearing to appear If they see cause at ssid lime and place and be hes. rd relative iher.to and make return to this Court
 Attast n.rrn e wxru-rr xxxx IrAsza
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
YOUR BOY WON'T LIVE A MONTH.

So Mir Gilman Brown of 34 Mill St., South Gardner, Mass, was told by the doctor. His son had Lung Trouble, following Typhoid Malaria, and he spent three hundred and seventy five dollars with doctors, who finally gave him up. saying; "Your boy wont live a month" Re tried Dr. Kings New Discovery and few bottles restored him 10 health and enabled him to go to work perfectly well man. He says he owes his present good health to use of Dr Kings New Discovery. and knows it to be the best in the world for Lung tr, uble. Trial Bottles Free st w. H. Camps Drug store, Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

First tramp-"All have in the world is counterfeit quarter"
 Second :ramp-"And all have is 8 plugged dime Boih-"Let's hold 8 monetary confer. ence."
 "How is Dykins getting along with the farm he bought?"
 Pretty we'll. He tells me he saved money on it last year."
 "How?'
 Rented it to another man."
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

hIsTRICT of sharon ss. Probate Court tf February 9th, 1906.
 Estate "f z lmoa \. Hunt, lats of sharon h said district deceased
 The court of Probate for the district of sharon hath limited aud allowed 6 months from the data hertnf for ih- creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement, Those who neglect to present their accounts properly atteSted, within said time, will be deotrrod recovery. All persons Indebted 10 sail estate arc requested to make immedi- ate paymet to
 JULIaErrE c HU~T Administrairix.
 P. o. address, Amenia Union, Duchess Co. NY.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

Magistrate-"You will be bound over to keep the peace toward all Her Majesty's subjects for six months."
 Bill Sykes-"Well, 'aven 'elp the first furriner as comes acrossp'
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

Haws Respecting Newspapers, Printed for the benefit of those who th,nk Shst ordering paper stopped absolves them oom saying up arrearages:--
 .sIf subscribers refuse or neglect to take theif . paper from the post-ofice to which they are dl- rected they are held responsible until they have ssttlsd their bills and dered their paperr discon tiuued. = s.Subscribers who do not give press notice to sns contrary are considered as wishing tocontnue sleir subecriptions.
 .sIf subscribers order the aiscontiruance oftheif saper the publishers may continue to send them 9ltil all arreArs arc naid.'
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
'I,o the Probate Court for the District oi

''o the Probate Court for the District of Il sharon.
 The application of Edgar ]. Reed. AdmInis- trator ''n the esi nte of Georg l. Cesar. hate 'f sharon in said district d.cesssed. showeth mat It Is tor the interest of said esta'e that -uch of the real estate of said decea-ed as Is hereinafter dts~crihed should he 90 d.
 And your applicant further Rhoweth that h- real estate oi said dec,-ased proposed to h~ s.id, consists of c-rtai' pieces or pa cells Hand, ~ith buildings thereon situated in the town of Snaron in said Probate district, being the home farm of said Cesar, deceased on shAroE Mountain, and containing one hundred acres mnre or less. Also ths far m now occupied b, John Cesar in Gay street so- called, conteibing twenty acres. more or less 'lso wood-loI on Nine Mountain so-ealrd, Containing eight ac es, more or less Also two acres, more or less. near Red Mountain. -o-called. Also the so-caled Titus Gear place In the town of St irbury, containing g on.-fourth of an acre. more or iee- an 1 that -ad hand cannot he ben-hclsly divided for the purpose Of sale. Your applicant there- upon prHys said court to inquire into the ruth of the foregoing allegations. and nn hnding the same 10 be true. 10 order the atle "f rh- whole or part of the r.sal .~-tate here iubeforc described. or an undivided i'terest therein, NJ shall appear to said court most or the interret of said eerate and yonr appli- cant. As ln duty bourd will ,ver pray.
 Dated at sharon this lst day of February, \. b., 1896
 EDoaRJ. REKD, Adm. DIsTRICT of Sharon. ss Probate Court. February lst, A. D 1898
 Ordered, that the foregoing application be neard and determined at the Probate Office lu said sharon on the IS h day of February. ' D., 1876. at 10 o'clock m the forenoon of hat day and this c"urt directs said admin sirstor 10 give public n"tice of the p-nd.ucy If said application. and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing noiic- two mes b+i' re the 18th day of February, A. D iss6 in some uewspaper having s circulation said district
 WILLIAM M KKIoBT Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13
PROGRESS OF CUBA'S WAR.
Insurgents Advancing Toward NllaH-
zls Through Sllta Clara.


NEW YoRK, Oct. ia dispatch to
tho Herald from Havana Gays Gen.
Gonzales Munos, In CONNIE nd OF n di.
vision Of endorsements loit Havana
ON board tho transport Avllss for Pinar
Del Rio, to resume operations In the
feld.
Maianzts official advieos indicate
that insurgsnt parties arc advancing
from the sas, through Santa Clara
province. They have been Topulsod
by Col. Mollna's loyal columns on the
MatanEAs border. The hutald's cor
respondent Ia Villa Clafa says II IA
fumpTud there that an engagement
occurred near Espetanst between
spanish troops in the district aud In.
surgonie from tho cast, moving toward
the MhthuEas border under Rabi OF
Mayls Rodriguez. The Herald cor
respondent In Cieniusg1s fep9tts the
rebel chief Anicuto Hefnanufg, a.
having been court maftialsI anu sen.
tonced ~ death. Several ioruignofa
have bouu expelled iTam the district.
Official reports OF field operations In
Havana province announce todsy the
NaANAMN INV NaIAhAN VI sANh
uo's fobol oaBps near Mauagua by
Major Persz's troops. Fourteen Ia.
tuIgonls were killed; Perez lost one
private killed AMI four wounded.
MpjOr Fonievips column de'eaiod the
iusufgcnt ioTcrs under Valencia IN two
successive engagements on the Neu.
pomenco and Bar Josquin estates. il
IL reported that V letoia lost nineteen
klilgd ana many wuunuad. FonueviP.
luis wss email. 80. ga. .-...li
Surgeon Genofai L3tada has ordered
tho conntcAtlon ~ the great sugar
watch hcuata OF II gle. Ia Havana
Bay opposite the CITY, wherein new
hospitals will DO established sutiicie
10 care Tor 600 patients.
TIE barracks buildings IN Guiana.
baca will also DO transformed into
hospitals.
Modesto Nuerga, joss Castill, Man.
uol SntettO anu Juana Gouz,les, u
woman, were court mATtialled Ia
HaVAns yesterday, charged with
verbally inaulting government soldiers.
The sentence, were not announced.
Thc transport Monlevideo which
LEFT spain for CUBA with roinfoToo-
ments under Col. Rafael Eehague
encountered n storm, lost her rudder,
and after eight days' drifting, was
picked up by British steamer bound
lor Argentina AMI towod Into Cape
Verde.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

Meeting Of tho ropui,.i sutiouai ~.
seuttNe aommitttU.

CHICAGO, Oct IA meeting Of
tho Popuiist national executive com.
mitirc was held IN sherman house
toJAy 10 consider the question OF iu-
sion Ia Kansas anu tulafnJu, over
which considerable friction has arisen.
IL u probable action viii DO .tnkeu
looking toward diup placement OF some
DcmoCraiiu ELECTORS ia the states
la their places. All the members OF
tho national executive committee arc
present except Secretary EIsl0n Of tnu
rational committee, anu Chairman
DJrr oil California.
suuhlof Butler Of North Carolina,
Chairman VI tue national Populist
committee, whom asked " WATSON
v5uld como oui Ia a letter oppo,ing tue
fuai0n arrangement mace ia tho
West stated that no tuch letter
was expected. awe are oil Iull.
Ing 20 defeat Mckinley" said
Butler, Island while there u syme Tie.
luu over the division OF electors In
ttvsrbl states, no netlon will be- taken
that will Ia the least compIomltu the
ehaucrs Of our tiekct. am tutu u
will be adjusted AniCably. You eau
state hulhoTitativsly that Watson viii
remain on the ticket. No thought Of
his Ioiiguation n outcftaino1 by US"
"wh@t 10 you thiuk Of the political
ouilo0l2D
"BryAnI chances are improving
every Jay. There haa been percepll.
bic change 10 the last two woeEs. Oac
Of the strongest factors OF the Rspubli-
eau campaign but which ~ now one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

81. CLOUD, MIMI, Oct lathe
special CAT Iiler left Minneapolis with
tue Bryan party about o'clock ana IN
a short time the citizens In small
town on tho Northern Pacific road
batWoen the twin elites and Duluih
were listening to tho free silver doc.
tflne o. proclaimed by tho Democratic
standard bearer. Accompanying Mf.
aud Mite. Bryan was Chau. A. rowne.
candidate Tor CongtVu. shVfily after
o'clock the little city OF Auoka was
feache1 aud Bryan In n thfco.minutu
speech told tevafal hundred people
gathered about tho car btop that he
believed la the Democratic platform
ifom one ond ~ the oihef.
a similar stop was made At Elk
River wnefe many OF those gathered
about the depot choefcd long And lou
lot Mckinley. Bryan spoke from
stand erected y Tow feet frlm the rail-
road tracks. 1ho msjItity Of the
crowd chteted him aud trlod 10 over.
come the demonstration OF th0ir pJlltl.
cal opponents. AZ a little station, Big
Lake, n lew farmers welcomed the
nominee. a nag Of large proportions
win a shovel handle NJ SEA was waved
cnthuaiastichliy IN front ol Bryan ~
an excited aialwHrt tanner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

pany sgAinst the city Of Spokane,
Wash,
The attorney general m5yoi 10 Dis
miss the case Of Judge Long u Mlchi.
gan W William Lochfeu, the late CON.
missioner Of pensions, on tue gruuud
that the cause has ubaieI by reason Of
Commissioner Loohter'a reclamation
and retirement from tlilce. THIS was
n test case pending before tho various
courts here Tor several yoars, IN which
Judge Long sought 10 navo bic $50
pension restored 70 ihr S52 rating.
The case Of tue uuited Staicg We.
Earl Is. Coz, Involving title 10 the
Ain aionus land grant In Arlz1nn was
passed in order that II might b. heard
with other land grant onsrs later.
There arc about twenty oases on the
docket appealed II IN the apl uintr land
court 10 DO heard during the term,
involving several hundred thou.
sand aottu OF land IN the
South anu West. they cover
almost oil the points raised
In various cases pfesen,ed NJ the land
court aud the final decision Oh them
will 90 much 10 expedite the wOfk u
that uiuunsi. The government will
be- represented IN oil these cases ny
Mr.. Matt Reynolds, Of New Mexlc',
who has been Engaged o. special
cot nsel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

The Union Pacific passenger de.
partnlent has Issued a pamphlet which
comes In quite handy now, rs II oou.
tains vast amount OF useful iniorma.
ton relating to tho Issues now before
the county In the political contest.
The pamphlet Includes tho platforms
OF 1896 adopted by the Republican,
NationAl, Democratic. Peoples, Pfo.
hibitlon, NatiouAl silver, anu National
Democratic pattiri; alto Information
on the United States monetary system,
compiled from flicial statistics. The
latter especially covers important
ground In the matter OF nnauoial
statistics Ia series Of tables
eliminating In one that gives the
production " gold anu silver In the
world since tho discovery Of Amcfirs.
This Is given by Year,, 1898 60 1895
inclusive, Tho greatest g0li.piOhuc.
ing IofiOds Htu shown TO DO from 1871
TO 1910, anu from 1881 10 1876, tho
greatest silver-ptouuoing years are
thosU from 1855 10 1895. the aggre.
gage pr1duoliOn since lis3 IL placed All;
Cold, 42i 800, .02 ounoos, value ss,7Sa..
i57, 400; silver S,0ll,l.2,O85 Ounrts,
value 80, 8b7, slilUU. ihr pefooniage
Of piouucuon nus bsen 10 ounces o.
silver 10 o. gold. The money cifoula-
lion Of the United States 10 also gwen;
ar are notes iron the natural zaii0n
laws, registration items, And election
Information generally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

CiSCisSATI, OCT. ia special 10
the umet.Siaf rem Lexington, KY,
fayt! "It 10 STATED htfo today that
State Senator Hronston and ux'Chait'
man q the Drmoctatic central COM
mittce, John Carroll, are on the verge
Of n duel. At tho late Frankfort con.
ventl0n Carroll caused Bfonstuu'a de-
ieat by throwing biz strength 20 Evan
Settle. Tue foplft says Br0ust1u
cuno1 Carroll f0untly. Carroll c1oliy
iolI him 10 think over tho matter anu
apologize. Letters have patsed be-
tween them, but II T. stated by ifisnds
OF brlnaton that Ito does not intend 10
retract what he said, AMI they SEQ no
way out OF thu trouble except ia nc.
cstdanco with the code.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

hLMosD, VIA, Oct. ls An unsue.
cessiui attempt nj wholesale poisoning
by paris green has been diacovcfed.
While preparing eau Of milk fof
shipment John Bibuy, n wealthy milK
shipper, noticed n peculiar e1lor, aud
on investigation found n large quaa.
tiiy Of paris green a: the bottom VI tho
eau. John Burn, another farmer,
found u score VI pilee vi paris gTeeu
ami talt scattered IN his pasture land,
aud Thomas Brown lost ave OF tho
most valuable cows VI bis herd from
toe same poisoning Deposited by un-
known parties On his grazing range.
No cue has bcon found ~ yUt TO the
perpetrators Of the outrage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13
RELEASED ON BAIL.
n, Amount 10 tho Case OF The Castles
FIXED al 100000.
,,rurIIc SCENE rs THE DOCK.
fnllmonJ Against the prisoners--1he
Condition Of the Health Of tho
Lady In the Cas-.

LoypoS, oct. l8.-At Marlborough
y,,,, rollce court today Mr. and Mrr.
waller n. Castle Of Ban Francisco, ar.
,,,,ed at Hotel Cecil on Tuesday last,
,bafeed with stealing n quantity Of
,,r. ,tc., from various dealers In this
,tv. we're nrraiRbei on remand, and
0ftsf a short hearing, again romaudsd
week, ball being allowed In the sum
q EsO, OOG.
Mr,. Castle aobbed violently In tho
aocH. Atf. Castle put his arm around
biz wife and did the utmost TO paclfy
h,f, Mr. Avery, who prosecuted for
Inc treasury, alter detailing the cir.
eumsiancrs OF tho arrest, Haii no was
iniofmed BY ofliclals OF the u. y. ON.
bsssy that MT. aud Mrs. Castle bore a
blsh reputation In San Francisco. II
vss not, no said, case Of wealthy
PERSONS laying gooLs they did not In.
isnd 10 ray fof, but n regular case Of
,hop lifting. Counsel read = partial
l,t Of articles said To be stolen.
Daring tho reading Mrs. Castle ire.
ousntly oiaculAted, "Oh, dear, oh,
a,ulir ana finally sank moaning ioobly
moon her husbands shoulder.
Mf. Harris, OF Jetis q Harris, fur.
flefs, tesliiied that Mr.. aud Mrs. Castle,
sccompAn MED by their sop, aged ten
wears, visited his store three times.
lin. Castle did most Of the talking.
Tie party separated In the store, Mr.
and Mfs. Castle going to different
counters, and the boy running about.
Aftef tho departure OF tho Castles,
some snbls boss and chincbilla skluu
were missed. Several merchants gave
similar testimony.
Detective Cunningham described
The arrest OF Mfp. Castle who, no said,
exclaimed. "Good God. there IL some
mistake. will pay anything rather
than have this charge pressed. | know
nothing about ~
Police Inspector Arrow described In
detail tho finding Of effects alleged 10
have been stolen Ia six tfunha aud In
the wardrobe OF tho Castlos' room In
Hotel Cecil.
pfisonefh be- remanded n week. Charles
Mathews TOT tho defense asked That
The ptla0ners DO released on bail. Mat.
thsws ealu. ave can CLEARLY prove
taI Castle " entirely innocent. We
o. not contend that bis wife d. inno-
seat Hut nj tho same time, wo shall
30 sblo u prove by tpstim0ny ~ ply
rciant that she IL suffering from q die
talo which Affects her mind"
Df. bcott, physician In chatgo Of
Holloway jail, testire that Mrs. Castle
was suffering from int,nse nervous.
utss anu that further confinement
would be extremely dangerous 10 her.
The magistrate granted tho release Of
tue piitonrrs or elO,O00 bail. accepting
Two sutelies Of -, 900 ant tue prison.
m own sufuiies for 10000 each.
Mn. Castle was removed TO the jail
rem sobbing Violently. aud the doctor
WAS called 10 attend her,