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The state herald., 1899-04-07
sililurF, SALE.

Notice is hetrhi sl,rn that by virtue ~ special
ohccniiun ~ lien foreclosure ssun,l uui ~ tle
county cann u ihllli,, county uniain,lo, ani
10 no ne HhaHn dlnatind M favor ~ inhn II
Mish AMI arlinst Johu iiolmqui,t iof ths sum
~ fEi0i rnst fsui,. whsf,i1 have in,..si
On and am commanded Ia s1ll no foiiovinn d.,
seribel pnon'HI to.viti
Nv Asrcplnipfnftaw
10 saiisfg said ahoun,s shail on Saturday tio
JET do m Npr lev offer Tho above described
lf'inisn7 i"f fhlr ~ public auction ai iha honf
oi ao'cl"cifp IN " said day NJ ibr fruui ippf "
Tho euuri huust 10 ilolloke, Colo, TO Tho hlihsst
and bpst bidder therefor
Dated ihis day oi Mar itp9,
90 wfin sinrin
The state herald., 1899-04-07
rir.t publ,cation Mar 10 lwo.

flr-t publicnuon Mar 10 isg,. No
Notice. for Publication,
Land ofiica NJ sterling Colo
hinrd ~
Notic" Ia herrb, gwen that tho following
nhin"i settler has flcd nntic. of his intention
!" mah" nnai proof m support vf hi. claim.
ana That sud prof will bc made before tho
register of receiver at sterling Coio ON
Apr y i-ip. Nisi
waiter bradford one Of the heirs Of Emma
Hall deceased
ia u Tor the n " y -"cptphn
"" names N. following sitnc.-.. u PROV.
his continuous r.-id.bee upon, aud culiiya
Ton of. said land. yiEi
Harry Glover ~ IiolyoL, ooi,
George uloy.r %
JahH Glover I.
Herman Zoe .
bc tLnsisa l.efisinr.
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ncantx Is Hood Deer.

Clean blood means clean skin. Nc
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
purities from the body. Begin today to
and that siclly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets.-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, Soc.
The state herald., 1899-04-07
First publication Jan "a lsoo
Nutirs fur Puhliuatlun

N0tfGs fur Publication
Land onlce at sterling Colol
Jan - 1879
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intcn.
ton to make final proof In support Of his
claim and that said proof win be mnde before
clerk Of the district court at Holyoke on Mai
II 1922 viz
CHARLES Il PETER
I'D + I'll for the lots and IS 4 NV 4 sec ,
tpsnri5w
lie names the following witnesses to prov.
his continuous residence upon and cultlva
tion of said land viz
George " feathcrby of Holyokc Cole
George Trcgo '' :.
Harry A Trego q"
William q Heller Z"
DC Fleming. Register
The state herald., 1899-04-07

Ths south side OF this senatorial dis
trict wss treated very nicely by the
twelfth general assembly. There will be
a expenditure OF el0,5O0 OF the state
funds IN the three south counties for
roads and bridge.
The state herald., 1899-04-07

flr-t publication frh ", ,isgo-so
uticu for Publication
United states Land nrlce,
sterling tolo tsbsl istg
Notice :. hereby given that the foilowinn
named settler h,H hlcd notice IL kis in,,n
'ion To make nnal proof ~ support OF h,.
riain nnh that said prof viii b. inni. b.
forr the clerk ot the county court of rhiliips
county Colo at iloiyokc Colo Apr !. i-y9
yist
DANIEL II ftnnLY
iid J. "a faf tho sw q soc =, tpsnrii " q
q. ~,
iin names thc flowing witnesses to prove
MS continuous r"sidcncc upon aud culti,n
tion of said land via
Jacob Nnnsor OF liolSoko roia
Jacob Perm
hiownr, wncggs
hon niigcn
DC tiLMisu n.uistar.
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lhr.l pubIIentlon Mar l0 Isaa

lflE-l puDilSittlnh MAR W lst5
Nutics for Publication.
Land oiiice AZ sterling Coiol
Mar 1870
Notice Il hereby given thu, the following.
naincf settler has nlod notice Of his Intention
To mnkc iinnl proof in support 4 has claim
and thst said proof wiilbu made before clerk
Of distrie; curt OF Phillips county Colo. NJ
lIolyoke colo.on Apr 10 islp. vlzi
IRA Il GRAY
lid sd FOR the e . sec gtpsn ri7w
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon md culuya-
tion Of, said land. viz.
charlie, W Molandcr of IIa,tun col
Edward James e ="
David W scott
John % retci son
u q ftrMIsu Rerisisf
The state herald., 1899-04-07

MANTED-SEvERA TRUSTWORTHY
Persons in this state to manage our busi-
ness In their own and nearby counties. II Is
mainly Office work conducted ut nome. Sala.
ry straight s9o0aycar and expenses definite
honailde, no more, no less salary Monthly
$40. References. Enclose seif.adressed
stamped envelope. Herbert L. Hess, Pr.st.,
Dept. NJ. Chicago
The state herald., 1899-04-07

These arc dangerous tunes for ths
health. Group, colds aud throat trout
las lead To consumption. A small boiile
OF Que Minute Cough Cure used AT the
right time will preserve life, health and
large amount OF money. City Drug
Store.
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Largest Market Newspaper in the
World.

The South Omahi Drovers Journal,
sent out DAILY, Tr.WeeEly, Semi Week
iy and Weekly, is the largest, cheapest,
brightest aud bes, i've stock newspaper
and market reporter in the west. 1t IL
he leading marko. paper Tor stock rails
ers, tanners, fine stock breeders and
gram dealers. H. addition its complete
accurate and impartial report OF the
South Omaha iye stock market, it con
,ains The very latest and correct market
reports by telegraph, from all the pglnci
pal stock markets. Of the country, as well
as teiegraphic and general news DAILY
81, fri- Weekly $50, Semi Weekly 81
Weekly Sl50 per year. For Tree sample
copy, address The Drovers Journal Co.,
Depna Ailherr. Treasurer and Manager,
u. 5. Yards, South Omaha, Nebraska.
The state herald., 1899-04-07
DeW'tfs Witch Hazel Salye
Cures Piles. Scaids. Burns.
U 5 LAND OFFICE, 1
STERLING. Colo,
fgb .,s lS.tl

U LAND OFFICE,
STERLING. Colo,
Feb - 1888
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this oilice by William II Money contestant
agains 7 { entry No il76q Denvee series made
FEB : isss for u sec 30 tp 7 n ~ W by Fred
erick stockbergcr contasteo in which Il il alleged
that Frederick StockDcrger his heirs or legal
representatives wholly failed daring the s67sp
and 10 years from the date of said entry to re-.
plant % cause To lbs replanted ten acres or any
other part Of said tract in trees cuttings or tree
SEEDS in place Of those formerly planted and
which Ind failed 10 grow and said Frederick
stockberser his heirs or legal Representatives
wholly failed during said s and 10 years of
said entry To cultivate or cause to be cultivated
any part Of said tract but allowed all Of said tract
that Ind ever been cultivated to grow up to weeds
and become foul and unfit for the growth OF
timber or irecs and all OF said failures continue
To exist Al this time and further there arc no
trees growing on said tract at ti. time and there
has never been
Said parties are hereby notified 10 appear rr-
spond and oder evidence touching said allesa.
tion al 10 O'Clock m On April u ls.s be!urs G j
slater county judge at Holyokc Colo tand thht
final bearing will be held at iO O'Clock IN on
April % ls9 hsfore) tho register and receiver AT
the unitci States Land Once In Sterling Colo
The snid contestant having In proper hlida-
VT hlud Fob - lso sci forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal feryiao Of hi,
notice cannot bc made II IL hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be- siycn by dine and
pfotei Publication DC Fleming Register
The state herald., 1899-04-07
DON'T LOSE ANY TINE ABOUT IT.

OON'i LOSE ANY TINE ABOUT IT
Ii you expect to go west this spring
ask the nearest Burlington Route agen,
about the specially reduced rates now IN
effect tn Montana, Utah, California, Ore.
gon and Washington points. Ask about
them right away-today. They may be
Withdrawn at any moment
Through tourist sleeping car service
to San Francisco and Los Angeles every
Thursday--to Butte, Spokane and Seat
tie every Tuesday and Thursday.
j. Francis, q. P. A. Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1899-04-07

Govsrnor Thomas will certainly he
forced to veto some appropriation bills
II the appropriations are kept within the
The state herald., 1899-04-07
flr.t rnbllrnilon lInr Al l.nl

'SANI AAE uulEnuNlt
Land uilicr nj ~ Ring Colo
Mar "a Ei-.S
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filrd notice of Ms lat n
ton 10 make fnal proof ~ support OF hi.
clam and that said prof will be made l,.f r..
'hr clerk Of the county court at holyoke
Colo On May IL 100 viz
EDWARD JAMES
Hd CIV Tor the sw 4 sec sips snrFwsp M
lie names the following wiinn-se. 1, prove
HI. continnon. rcsidenc. upon and cuIu,a.
uon of sad land via
irn u Gray of Ilaxtpn folo
Andrew II Hendrix ' {.
Wn-hirstnn n siny Z"
David " scott .
nc fLrais. Register
The state herald., 1899-04-07

WANTED AGENTS ron "gi ApstoNu
" Ills i.ifr aud Fable services" by Tha.
landlord vonderful story of y slori-
aus career. over t.o ihfRc, raiian, pnses.
imsnnrrb, fnrn rnRrnsinHs hlrhes,. blgs ~
lest mud only endorsed "slndstono h,oh'
pnliishrd. oniyfi ~. Commission, 10 por
ernt 'rrii, given. Freight phyri. onint
iruo' mp nii trash ani clear $40 u month
with the only true hhd rood "Hladstone
blph," address the Dominion COMPANY,
bpri "a aRaaa p'athora sitect chicago
The state herald., 1899-04-07

An extra session Of congress is now
predicted BY those who are in position
70 b. pretty we'll acquainted with the
administration program.
The state herald., 1899-04-07
TaA1xs LEAVE As FolLovs:

No. iA Aeon daily except ssturdayuand Msa-
day for Lincoln. Omaha. Chicago and all points
east and west 1855 m
No. lSs Tuesday only for Lincoln. Omaha.
GhicsGo and all points cast and west li;45p m
No. l3 Aeon daily except Sunday, Cheyenne
Wyo. and intermediate stations 2:l5 I'm
All east bound accommodation traius connect
with first class passenger train at Curtis for
all points east and west.
Sieepina, dining and reclining chair cafstscsts
froc> or trough trains. Tickets sold and bag
gage checked to any point in the United States
ar Canada.
For information, timc tables, maps and Tickets
call N oI write to ". II. Johnston, Agent. iio
yoke. Colo, or ]. Francis. Gen'l Pass'r Ag't y
maha Neb.
The state herald., 1899-04-07

sl.so paid in advance will secure the
STATE HERALD audChicago Weekly In
er Ocean Tor one year.
The state herald., 1899-04-07

Senator Mason Of Illinois 10 . recent
interview at Washington, D. q, Ia re-
ported 10 have said;
u learned from the Presidents speech
bofotc the Home Market Club, oiI,o.tou"
sad senator Mason. shat the Philippine
problem WA IN the hands oi conyts..
The state herald., 1899-04-07

The city election 10 over and the Dem
yer papers will have chance TO rest
from their mud-throwing for few
vooks
The state herald., 1899-04-07
fir-i publication Mar " isa

flr-i publication Mar " iaa
Notice. Tor Publication,
Land ofeH NJ sterling Colo
Mar - isyp
Notlro 10 hVfrby given that the following
hhmrd '"iii"t hns iiloinaiica Of his inipniiop
'o ihah" nnhi no IN SUPPORT NJ hia cinin,
amt That s'id pr0ai aiil b. nnd. b,,iufo the
"l"tk ~ county oHurt ~ iiol, uAu ro,o
on May iHgi via
WILLIAM liHrouT
III btyi foI The ne \ sfc sfciotponrtlsFpm
iie ha'n'' The follopinH witnesses To rto,e
hls continuous trsiduhcu upon nnd uniii,n.
tion ~ ,nid lhud via
Jacob u Inil Of ttniyetr ro,o
Hobart X stout u
Milton y wofiuy "
Nalcnlm Poll &"
hc Flrsisa frris'rr
The state herald., 1899-04-07

The democrats were victorious in the
Denver city election last Tuesday and
Henry v. johnson was elected mayor.
The state herald., 1899-04-07


The Hypocrisy OF the organs Of gold
monopoly iu dsuoupcipg trusts mocks
ths Intelligence Of the people. The ip-
dustfisl trusts grow out OF contraction
Vt The volume Of money 10 gold alone.
u ~ much - The volume Of mvnsy IN
sreulstios end the property for ssls are
sscipsocslly the supply aud demand Of
each other. economists agree that u
shnnking volume Of money iorc.s down
The general sspgs Of prices. Persons
sossGsd 10 spy particular msnufactur-
,ns or other industrial pursuit find them.
solves subsrrssssd BY . constant shrink
aSs ef the value Of their products. Il 10
sstursl thst they should male oil rsa-
ssosbls Efforts to save themselves from
su,s. Tbs sely available means II their
eeaassd 10 resist the effects Of falling
pr,oss V 10 unite With all others engaged
10 tks same pursuit. snd thus monopo-
llss ths product, ax the price and save
thsasslvss srsm loss. When oil busiu...
satsspr,sss are consolidated 10 rssis, the
bsssiul s6scts Of the sipgls gold stand
srd. II y probable that about I've per
ssst oe the people ~ill flourish In the
esd slt6Aschy and ita subordinate
6usla The n,ssty.nvs per cen, who ara
sutslds q thsss great oonbinst,sps may
~ oil become bsggsrs, but they will bs
impoverished and vill be compelled 10
sssvs the fsv In order 10 10 allowed 10
sst the crumbs which fall fron tho ,a-
blss u The rich.-Ex.
The state herald., 1899-04-07

Tho Hsr'er house bill reducing the
county salaries, after undergoing many
amendments. finally passed both bodies
Of the general assembly. II has been
impossible, from the newspaper reports
TO keep correctly posted on the amend
msnts 10 this bill and consequently We
cannot at this date give the provisions
OF the bill that apply to our county. l,
10 safe To say however that it will Civ.
no relief to the ax-payeis OF this count.
except on the salaries oi county assessor
sad county superintendent Of schools.
The state herald., 1899-04-07

Harrison has been reelected as mayor
Of Chicago.
The state herald., 1899-04-07

Application for making final proofs
made free. 10y Clerk OF District Court.
The state herald., 1899-04-07
f,r-, Publication Mar ~ isY
llgBigrrlIrRE FINAL PROOF
Nollce tpr Fnhllrailnr

United States Land oricr
,i.riihs Colo Mar 70 isyy
Motto" y, hereby given that Jane, Hamilton
has nici hotio- OF intention To max, nnpi
pfoof brforc clerk "i the county opuit at his
ofhcc In iiolynku Colo on saturday the OH
day of May issa on timber cultur. application
No isfsD for III. so y of sec Sois ~. IN Soont
No 49, dpm
II" names n. Witnesses
William Lowe Of iIolr,k, coi,
Patrick Mooro :.
David Sears g.
James !. Wood 4.
bcfirsiso ii.sl-isr
The state herald., 1899-04-07
TIE REV. IRL r. HICKS

Annual Almanac and monthly paper,
Word and Works, are now known from
,ea TO sea. We are pleased to call the
attention Of our readers to tine Almanac
tor 1899, now ready. 1t is splendidb
printed and illustrate d book Of | &c pages
and the storm forecasts and diagrame
and astronomical and scientific matter
are supeior to anything that has ever
been seen Lefore in % cent book. His
monthly Journal, Word and Works, is one
OF the best literary. home and scientific
magazines in the country. besides con-
ialning his monthly rtorm forecasts with
explanations. The subscription price OF
Word and Works 10 ST per year and a
copy OF the Hiclss Almanac is sent ms a
premium to every yearly subscriber
Siugle copies OF Word aud Works, IOc
Price OF Almanac alano. 20 cents. Send
Sour order To Word and Works Pub. Co,
22Oi Locust Street. st, Louis, Mo.
The way to go to Calafonia is in n
tourist personally conducted via the
Burlington Route. You don't change
cars. ior make faat time. You see the
hnest scenery ou the globe.
Ionr car is not ~ cIpensivoiy finished
cor 20 line TO looi NJ q, palace sleeper
hnt i'i Is just as clean, just as comiortn-
blc' just ae good to ride in, and nearly
go cheaper
The BurlinatoD eyoursinna leave every
Thursday reaching san Frnneisco Sun
dny aud Los Angeles Monday. Porter
with .ncL car. Excursion manager with
each party For folder giving full infor-
nation call ut nearest u. & NJ. II. r.. de-
pot or write to j, Francis, Gcnl Paasen.
ger Agent Omain. Neh. iun2g
The state herald., 1899-04-07


Much abuse was hespsd upon the
eleventh general assembly by the Denver
psptfs but. whstsvs, may have been its
faults, neither the house or the senate
Of the eleventh furn,shyd any such dis
graceful ursnglss ~ have chara,ierized
both the house and senate Of the twelfth
general assembly. Members Of these
two bodies during bus,ness sessions frs
ausutly indulssd in laugu, age ,ha'
would b. Of questionable propriety
in campaign speech OF . ward politician
Asa vho have bssn elected TO positious
Of this kind should have soms little re-
gard for the dignity Of the position held
sy them even II they have no regard for
their OWE regulations. Thsss disgrace
ful actions we're. ~s are glad 10 say. In.
dulssd ip BY only few members IN sael,
body and the voters In the dis,ricis repre-.
ssstsd By thess ssntlemsn should make
sure that they do not secure . second
term of Office.
The state herald., 1899-04-07

70 Cure Constipation FOREVER.
Take Ciscarots Candy Cathrrtic. i0c or sc.
II C. c. q. fall 10 .ua,. druggists refund money
The state herald., 1899-04-07

Notice Is hTrcb, given that Joseph si-y
has filed Dotce of lntsntion o. ~ Ike nn.I
proof before the clerk oi the district court NJ
lie oil'cc 10 iIolyokc colo on Saturday the 1
day Of Apr l,p9on tlmb'r culture application
No 1851 for the sch II sec No asin tpsn r
Noiaw
lie names as Witnesses;
John q Elder of noiyolse Colo
Joseph 4 Ild-r q.
Edward Butturnold. +"
Robert s.u .,
DcfLEMiSG Register
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GBwEii, shorin.

hiurltts ssaf i.",,s.H WIN Vna.arsta.
tandi Cnthnrllr, curr constipation fore, or.
lOc. 70 nc 30 tau. drIgRlsis refund money,
The evening times., 1899-12-06
The De.ertion Of Long.

There is SO much meat in the Presiden-
tial message. of the kind which is good for
thought food. that probably We shall not
get through eating of it for what may
loosely be termed a month of Sundays. 1t
is not alone in connection with its good
sense and craftsmanship that the message
is admirable. Mr.. Mckinley has the true
diplomatic instinct to tell him when a wink
is as good as a nod in the case of dead
Matanzas mule, and in the great state
paper to which We allude he allows US to
deduce some things from a silence as loud
as the clarion notes of the trump OF Fame.
Particular attention is called TO the
Presidents remarks on the splendid serv-
ice rendered the country by our navy. 1t
will be observed that no endorsement is
included of Longs demand that Congress
shall pass vote of thanks to Sampson for
his operations around Santiago. The
President is not the kind Of man to lend
himself to anything as supremely ridicu-
lous as urging battle laurels for one
whose most mendacious hackers have failed
to bring him nearer than seven miles to
the Santiago sea fight, forty minutes after
Cervera had surrendered to Commodore
Schley, who commanded in the engagement
and won the victory.
Mr.. Mckinley did not omit to mention
or approve this cool proposition to the Ma
tional Legislature on the part of his Naval
Secretary, without first-class reasons for
avoiding such mistake. He knows Long
a great deal better than Congress can, and
he is much more responsible for him-a
fact which he should be the first to deplore.
But Congress will know Long as does his
superior, in due course Of time, and then
Senators and members will be without oc-
casion to wonder that the message vas
without evidence OF Presidential tolera-
tion for contemplate conspiracy. the fun
extent and turpitude of which will be un-
folded when the inevitable Congressional
investigation of the Navy Department has
been completed
The evening times., 1899-12-06
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1899.
The publication in The Evening Times @

The publication in The Evening Times of
yesterday of synopsis of the annual re-
port of the Secretary of the Treasury
(which was not formally laid before
Congress until today was in direct con-
travention of the understanding that the
document (advance sheets of which had
been prepared for the convenience of the
press) should not actually be printed until
the report itself had been received by the
Speaker of the House. 1t is customary
in such cases to put the matter in type,
ard await notification from the Capitol
that the report in question has been
actually presented in Congress. Through
a mistaken bulletin that Mr.. Cages re-
port had been sent to the House stimuli
taneously with the Presidents Message,
order was given to print the synopsis pre-
pared tand in type) in The Evening Times,
and this was done.
The mistake was a grievous one, and the
apparent breach OF faith SO serious that
The Times cannot sufficiently apologize to
Secretary Gage or to Mr. David s. Barry,
the Washington correspondent of the New
York Sum- through whose courtesy (albeit
in the way of business) the original copy
of the report was received subject TO the
conditions mentioned
The evening times., 1899-12-06
TELEPHONE CONSOLIDATION.
The Company May Establish an Ex
change i'm Washington.

change i'm Washington.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Cat a meeting of
the stockholders Of the United Telephone
srd Telegraph Company. held yesterday,
the Maryland Telephone and Telegraph
Company, OF Baltimore. and the Pittsburg
and Allegheny Telephone and Telegraph
Company. of Pittshurg, were absorbed.
Both companies have been controlled by
interests acting in harmony with the Uni
ted Company. which was chartered under
the laws of New Jersey with capital stock
of IS, ,O0O, 900, to absorb telephone exchanges
independent of the Bell Company. and to
provide long distance connections.
The United recently secured control OF
the Delmaryia Telephone Company, which
operates on the Delaware and Maryland
peninsula. In taking over the Baltimore
and Pittsburg companies il is not eontem-
plated to make any change in the plans
now being followed to develop the business
Of both companies, and the work now IN
progress will be pushed with yigor.
The Washington Telephone and Tele-
graph Company which was recently char
tered, will apply to Congress for a fran
chise to establish an independent exchange
in Washington. This will also become
part Of the system being built up by the
United Company. and long-distance line
between Baltimore and Washington will
be built. Henry A. Parr Is president of
the United Company and one Of the direc-
tors the others being Messrs. Alexander
Brown James Bond, S, Davies Warheld
and Thomas J. Hayward.
The evening times., 1899-12-06
TORTURED TO DEATH.
The Verdict of Jury In the Case of
. Little Girl.


u Little Girl.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-That a de-
fenceless little colored girl had been grad
ually and inhumanly tortured to death by
her stepmother was the verdict returned
by jury under Coroner Dugan's super
vision yesterday. The jury so found after
thoroughly investigating the circumstances
of the death of elevenyear-ol Emma
Easily, colored. Of 1922 North Eighteenth
Street. 1t was at first supposed that the
child had been poisoned by eating pills
which had been distributed through the
reighborhood in which the Easiiys live.
Dr. Morton. however. found that little
Emma's body was covered with bruises,
and the autopsy showed that the pills were
not the cause OF the girls illness. At the
inquest yesterday witnesses testified that
little Emma had been the helpless victim
of inhuman treatment at the hands OF her
stepmother. who at times had beaten her
with a rope and a -nine-taiis. and
that on one occasion red pepper had been
thrown in the child's eyes. 1t was said
that Easily was ignorant Of the cruel treat
ment Of his child.
Or. Morton testified that the death OF the
child was due to congestion Of the brain.
caused by an injury on the head. The jury
rendered verdict holding the stepmother
responsible for Emma's death, and the
coroner committed her to prison without
bail to await the action OF the grand Jury.