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The sun., 1901-01-31
nm NOT con POIICE IOOTFRS
what Pi.hop Potter Did SAY Msvct Right,
hutingt.dou.. About tho Fisg.

HlsA.r Potter 'old SIS reporter y"st rday
'A' 30 lai not said as reported. that TIE
police. ss ~ present governed. was a band
Il inotcrs .nd Iluudrrsrs
wat dlh sav. la explained. 'wns that
unter wise leadership the force wou be a
tarrn- la'tor ulan a hc.p. NJ II was ". 'o
.yildper-. Hu mat have sad before. az
vel ~ that tho police should be- governed by
a military man"
Commenting upon Mayor Van WICK
refusal tp lower the rag on the CIV Han
when Queen Victoria diod the bishop said
~trIrtl, sp.sAlns the position taken by
tho Nsvar vas a Corr.s't one. ~" had no
Ir.csd,nf 20 so upon, ana II - a very DANGER
ON. thing To- cTsIt now pr"'"d"nt@ "! tlis
character Rut the manner IN which the
Mayor j. reported g. haN" "Nl r"s-"d nl'ns..i Z
~l- uusrn,iuus and IN poor TASTE. Had 10
ruri.r,cd lirns-lf with merely stating that
thrr" was no precedent f.t lowctns the
ray IN N" (ity Hal ur 'he death - Foreign
ruler tho people general would thinS better
Dt him
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Capt W Maynard from duty as member Exam
lining board. Washington yard. To- duty with Ligh
HOUSE HOafd. and as naval secretary upon detacA-
ment of apt. Ptrry.
CummAndcf " Is Everett to lioSton yard.
Lieut. T.. 4. Capehaft. from the tmpedo station 10
the Vermont
Naval { airt J. J, Hysnd. nom the Rodgers to the
Vermont
Naval Cadet ". Il. Bddlc, from the Porter to the
Vermont
Naval cadet A. W. johnson. from th- Dupont 10 tho
Vermont
Naval cadet :. d. Wanvtghi from the cushing
70 the Vermont
Naval CADET ". x wortuan. from tn. fooie Ia the
krHfslfgr
th' hrar>aFcc.
Ciyr Eng uc-r G. g WoIco,t from he PhusdelpE.A
yH!i ~ tas :" station
Ciyil rngn.-r T.. :. e. wtts. 20 naval station,
HuupulU.
The sun., 1901-01-31
"NRS. JACK" DIED STEIIA STEINER.
Told Before Death In the Hospital That She
Game From PittsburE Not Found There.

The woman registered a. Mrs sam I
Jack" who was found unconscious from gas
asnhvxiatlnn In a Raines law hotel at Fourth
avenue and Eleventh street on Jan ~ ad-
mitted at last In Bellevue Hospital that that
wns not her name She refused to tell what her
name was Til last Tuesday she was told by
the physicians that she could not recover,
pneumunia having set In Then she sal that
She WAS Stella Strvner and that hor husband,
David Strvncr. lived at ?qls Prairie avenue,
Pittsburg. Pa She refused 10 tell more and late
Yesterday afternoon she died and Ter ho y was
sent 10 her husband There j. no such ad-
dre,s in littshurg The hospital people how =
ever. said they had made no mist axe in taking
II from the Woman
The sun., 1901-01-31
MFR CAT DESERTED.
And After That III Luck Overlook the Old Fore
and-After Albert Mason.

The old ccntreboard three -masted schooner
Albert Mason, built at Patchogue before the
war, whom tho Yankee clippers were supreme
on the seas. came TO grief in succession Of
fierce northwestsrs while trying to make
this port from Norfolk, and now is drifiire.
lumber ladeu far of Hatt.ras. in the lane
of West India craft Her skipper, Capt
l.. ! Keinincham. her only white able sea-
man. Olsen. her black cook aud Two coast
Steamship San Juan The black cat left the
shin at Norfolk. and the cook taid that II
he had h"eded the, omen. a. he intended TO
do at FIRST. no wouldn't have shipped
The sun., 1901-01-31
SING SING PRISON COMBINED.
The state Board of Health Saws II u Vnnt TO he
Occupied hN Human NrinKs

ALB,NY, Jan 20 Tho stat" BOARD Of
Health to-day adopted a resolution cnndomn-
ing the sanitary conditions. Slug Sing prison.
and recommended that they be- rem"died
immediately Tho r"~pl ,'pu a, urigiallv
presented t. n" board called for IA" ~imme-
dai" lhandurW'n'. uI 10" prison. hut IL was
modified before h,.uy adopted rhr rrsulu-
ton Hiultcd h., tie board -tv-
w. deem tho SAINT trF condition of SINK
Slng FIi~un S.'h ~ - render Il unit 10 be-
that imm"diai, -'''s should %" taken o. rem
edv these conditions
The sun., 1901-01-31
DETERY AND ABEIL SUMMONED.
Both Questioned by Kings Grand Jury More
Policemen wanted In BROOKLYN.

police Commissioner Abell and Chief Dew
erv appeared before the Kings county grand
Jury Yesterday afternoon and each was
,lose,ed with the Jurors about fifteen minutes.
Il was subsequently, learned that some of
tho Jurors are anxious 20 have more patrol
men in Rrooklyn and they sent for the police
coutlished thief povery told how many
rolicemcn wcr, on duty in BROOKLYN and said
iArr, could he no rem DIV until the BOARD of
Estimate had alluwcd more money for extra
rnlir. The Jurors nra of the belief that too
many men are assigned to easv berths.
The sun., 1901-01-31
PROT. Garner Reported to lie Alive.

boston, Mass Jan 20 Cashier Merrill ~
The Mechanics Bank, who, acting for Boston
parties interested in the work of Prof X l..
Garner. several day~ ago oahled money 70
Irnf Garner ha~ received reply by cable that
IN. money has been delivered to the explorer
! hi- l. taken as conclusive evidence that
Prof Garner. who had been reported dead.
- aliv" and - prosecuting hi- invest cations.
\ letter from him Is expected soon
The sun., 1901-01-31

s-cre,.r, Root viii Inform III. senate Ths' He
va. seat There a.. Pri'oner Of war

w.sHtN7roN. Ian. 20 T'- Secretary -
War will transmit to a." senate tomorrow
"a reply to senator petusr"V- resolution
calling fot Information rssardius o." d"lurtt-
tlou from the Philippines :" Guar gt M1huL
trs Ph .lipplna .r-IIr gent leader D.. IuIn'
which v n be made m 'hs reply IS that Nlhiui
and other in-urgcuf leaders y DO Wsr" departed
lrtsoucr~ ~ war
The sun., 1901-01-31

wAsHrSGToN. Jan 80 These army orders have
becn issued
leave Of absence granted Capt Charles ", Penrose,
Tweuty third Infantry. il extended one month.
Leave u absence granted Second Lieut.. John Jack
son, 7 Seuty fith Infantry. iSrAtendcd one month
Iapts Andrew II. NgNSrl and Rogers Hrnie
tuu for prnmu ion.
Ifst Lieut. frank : Morrow. Seventeenth In
fautry. columbus barracks. OHIO, TO Ept Brady.
NaNr clinton 4. SestN. to Manila. Philippine
Islands.
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Movement. Of naval vessels.

w,sHINGroS. Jan. b. The collier Cesar
arrived ~ Bermuda to-day. twonty-fve davs
out from GIuruitu II Is supposed here that
she wa delay ell by the heavy storms reported
~ having occurred IN that part II the world
n" torpedo boat cushing has arrived az
New York. tho monitor AmphluI'o az Bruns-
WI.k, Ga, and the training ship BunHlO ut
SurI The tug Osceola has been ordered 70
the New York Navy Yard
The sun., 1901-01-31
Iiuuid Air Company Incorporated.

TIuNruN. y y Jan 80 The Tripl,r LIQUID
Air Company OF New York. with a capital
uf o. 900 600 and the city Cold storey" Cone
panv of New York with "A capital Of s. .OO0,WD.
we're Incorporated here to-day IN" in
curIora'or- ot the first are Herman Brucn,
David i dickson and h II MCldren Tie
incOrporators Of III" City Cold Storage Com
md james " Hinrl"y of iai Broadway,
New York. and MILAN, ! Morgan Of short
nal>.
The sun., 1901-01-31
W. h. Vanderbilt. Yacht at rernsndins.

FrENNNpIN,. Fla Jan. 80 w. h Wander
hits Yacht Valiant arrived last night and
viii remain here until Friday or saturday.
when she viii be Joined bv her owner and
party and will then proceed on u cruise In
southern waters the first Sop being al Miami
The Yacht l. commanded hv capt, MorrI,
The sun., 1901-01-31

Army Appointment Asked for Capt. CLAYTON

WAsHINGroN. Jan 80 About Nft""u W'u-
hers Of the New Nork Congress delegation.
both Republicans and Democrats. headed hy
Representative sherman Of luDa. went O.
the White House to-day To Indur>e Rcpr"r"ut-
Htive CLAYTON Of Brooklyn for appointment
aS paymaster IN the army Mr. tAAtuu-
term In the House will expire on March II
believed that the President will mako the
desired appointment
The sun., 1901-01-31
House Committee Reports In Favor Of Rhsa
Retail ming Ills seat.

WAsHISGToS. Jan. 20 In the House to-
dav Mr. Tayler tRcp. Ohio. chairman OF the
tummlttee on Elections No. /. reported a
resolution. declaring william I Rhes Dem
entitled 20 hold III" scat N this Congress from
ia" ninth District Of Virginia, which was
contested by Gen james \, Walker, who
had previously represented the district
The sun., 1901-01-31
>o Indictment Against Mayor Flood.

ELMINA. y. Y. Jan. 20 The grand jury
reported To Judge Forbes this afternoon
40 indictment was found against Dr. Frank
Hood Mavor of Ilmira. who was recently
arrested on charge Of forging deeds TO
property worth t5,Un and owned by Gene
We've kcuuedy oi Biughamton.
The sun., 1901-01-31
rHE rosorIro sorsDRoS HFE.
vbe -Four Gunboats Arrive at the Canarie. On
Th~tr way to Naniis

wssuryGToN Jan 30 The sa'- arrival
At Ten.rin. Canaries Of the Mosquito squad
ron, consisting oi the sunhoats Annapolis
WompaturA. HlscGttgul and Frrll', was
reported to the Navy Department IN "a tel"-
gram received this afternoon from tom-
mander karl hohr-r ~ the Annapolis
The sun., 1901-01-31
Attorney. General Grisgss Successor.

WAsnISOToS. Jan 10 President Mckinley
still has the name Of senator Spooner under
advissment as u possible successor Of Attor-
uey-Gencral Grigg- The President hopes
that senator Spooucr Will accept tho place,
although he Is strongly disnlcined TO do so
IN" name Of william Writ Howe OF New.
Orleans is stil under consideration also,
The sun., 1901-01-31
CougreUman McDermott Chosen President OF
Washington Fraction COMPANY,

WAsHISGruS, Jan. 81 -Revre-eu'ahv"A
Ian l. MoDermott Of Jersey city was to-da'
elected president of tho Washington ira0tn'
aud Electric Company. Witch ,uwpri~'
clever ~ the twelve street car lines o. bHi'
the electric lightisg couipRuies 4 TIL, ~
He snCCeed- Frederick Z StIN.u- ou" "i y "
urincipal proIn't 'r- - the rorsOli iatnn, a Do
thdraws e devot' his attent ~ g. ths Wet
End Nat onal Bank. OF which he Is president.
The sun., 1901-01-31
Signcd by the Go,ernur.

Albany, Jan go GOV. Od"Ii to-day signed
ms Chapter OF the law oi a." present session
Asscmhlyrnau SuNdct'S hUi duthurlIing
Kingston 10 issue slGgnoO in bonds for the
redemption of a Tx" amount i' bonds s~Urd
Tor the aid OF the Waikiki Valley Railway.
The sun., 1901-01-31
North Atlantic squadron OF Tampa

TAMPA. Fla, Jan 30 The North Atlantic
squadron was sighted % LcmoIt Lighthouse
In Tampa BAY again to-day. Soiue OF the
sh ps are oNI cCt.d 10 enter u" hay aud
msn1uvre Leiore LEAVING this -ecton OF ne
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pavsh"
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NAILS PoR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA 4
WEST INDIES, ETC.


THURsDAY.-A,7A.M N. tor BERMUDA. ~ steam.
ife fas'S,,ss SHssar - 'oNNA&TSSXm6 &TSSXHmin6: snd S1v
vRIpHY;.h 2 !. n ,SI MEMO; R,t .'arm,s.2
a.s ...S.SlS ss M%Rs ss. ,sc Sgi ,i,a .opp,
PHssSHs-,y NJ e, TURKS lsLAND &. I.s
from Mlsni ris.
sATTspHH 1Ei2i6Ap =, ~ s.,, sRENspA ~
eI ST. kltTs SgA6EL4t hs fpAHs NAR5
per steamship San Juan viss san Jqa9, a! :
na vRPs.rnssnAsiy Eta psi sssnshp "a 9 Aai INA.
ioi sssaniiis and csnhss,n. must tt i,s-,;a
TsT si''T;lp HshSps Haui and Sr n S.r .E E.H
r., pr .snssip Havana, u. H.,sn. 3, e a s
tm.ii % M isi Curacao. &c. : Ssnasasi. TIT TTnd.a fH,S
and Dutch Suisn. mus! b. dir,Nsd pr stan.
i Jaasick R saSANlLf. ci tSH AGESA IL ias .5d
AiSn..r % at % 70 4. NJ Tor bARBApoS .nd
iSA sASl2E SSAsbRNss e. sSa saGrA '' s., ,a%.S
finnland !malls must be direc;.t .rps! s,sappsHp
lie. RuGUAY and pARAGUAY per steam
ship Kafnr Prince.
Nails for Newfoundland. by rail TO Ncr,h sydr,y,
and thence hy steamer close al THIS orce sl!y
Mlquelon, by rail- " Boston. and th,nc. ~
. ior etSSs SSes sy sgS raj Snit % ff foI faS.
and ,s,no. by ss..m.I o clos, !" ~, orc, 3" y,
close AT his ofnc~ daily. t1cep, MONDAY s,f oo
Wednesday M and "i frday, ' Mail. s. toi =" Cut% ;,
rail 10 Miami, Fla. ana thence by stain.t cos %
Mails for M,,lN cay, overland. unless SPECIALLY
addressed ioI despa'ch by steamer; o%St az ,n' w
once daily at 80 !, NJ aud u 90 j, NJ Mas
fui Costa Rica, Belize. Puerto Cpuet and ttaN
maa, hy rail TO New ohesns and tt'nre y
connecting closes here Mondays 10, n'l,'
Puerto Con.i and Guatemala snd Iu'scAl
900 90 '%f p n 'pTS pI.viou, ts'''''' e.y. A'" '
TRANsPACIFIC NAILS
Snds Via San Francisco, closs here taE At t'o
s~am,hip china. Mails for ntwSl, "a So
Irsnclscr, close here daily nt $50 T. N Ny 30
.lar ,:' foI despatch pei steamship hgtpg's
VIA Seattle, close here daily q, 3" v. ~ F"
Ion osa W. N.rn n'n1s se;c,d , G1s'G" s S i'' r d.c
va Seattle Mails for Australia ",o'H
West Australia. which SO va Egtopr .rd
ana VI Islands Via Vancouver. close lci, 10 5
Elementary mails va Seattle. clos at - ! "
f,G S., Mails t,r r,pc.'' va san lI't '..
despaicn Per steamship Australia VI
VA Ssn F,sn'Sr3' '7,. 'ui hri, oaiI MsS'F "
up tu trb 81 Inclusive. 'br dc>ratCl ~ ~f'r
shly l,uic Mails 'oT Australia tcNt,W HfN
AuSualla. VIII aTt iuTuaiasd VIA lsful' ~
Zealand. m SAn,h ana Hawai- va san f'H'
ciSOi. close htf, "a .ly at 30 =. N H0'' l'' =
upto Feb g. lHr.u-INr, 90 on ArtlHI o' T'AftNt.'
1'rlila. due at N's iOtk Fs1 tS. o.. tr'ia''
IrI stcAmship Sierra Mails irf t..LA tit
Japan. via tAur,u''I CLOSE here % Ht a. -.
T. VI. up Ia trh so inclusive. '1f tesIT'.h i'i
steamship Empress ~ CHINA r'g siT''f ~
must 10 dlfe,Tsd We Vancouver
Tr4n>pacnC mails are forwarded tu pou ~ t'f'
Caily and IN. schedule ~ clusiIg IL arranged ~
presumption ~ their uninterrupted o''fhnd NAnAN
SkegStcf-d mail closes ht T.. NJ previous ohy
COltNFlli VAN Cpll, POSTMASTER
Post once. New YORK. y. Y. Jan - 'p''
The sun., 1901-01-31
Sslifsfs aad sthss O.

90. So. . s-.-s s---s',, A,-....,
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announced This will be the third
tournament in the history of the as
ISOLATION. and it is the aim Of the
people of Hibbing To make it the
best. Heretofore the meet has been
limited to three days, and it is under
stood that it is the intention of the
local management to endeayor to pro-
long the pleasure to six days instead
of three, and the News hopes the COM
mittee will meet with success. The
program of tiremen'S exercises plan
ned by the association will consume
at least three days. 1t is proposed
that in addition to the regular fire.
mems tournament program, to have
an interesting meeting of hOrsemen
from all OF the range towns, and it is
expected that some OF the speedieSt
animals of this section will be match
ed for races at the new track i'm the
village park. Another proposed
feature of the tournament is an
athletic carnival, embracing all man
ner of athletic exercises by trained
men, with Cornish wrestling as the
leading feature of that part OF the
program. 1t is also proposed to have
number of base ball games during
tlle week, a meeting Of the trap shoot
ers of the range towns, and d brass
band tournament. II the plan as at
present proposed is carried out, six
days will not be too long for the
whole. Hibbing is particularly well
fitted for handling such an enterprise
and the people generally are very
enthusiastic over the prospect-.Hib-
bling News.
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Lumber Co. VS.. The People.

| Considerable dissatisfaction is mani
fest In this city over the manner the
Swallow & Hopkins Lumber Co.. are
handling the logs brought down from
Burnside. Long Lake has been
Uttered with 10000, 900 feet of timber
ever since navigation opened and it is
practically impossible to get anv
pleasure upon it's waters this summer.
The logs are not doomed and are
floating prOmiscously about the lake
subject to the will of the wind which
drives them about In threatening
manner, Those owning cottages on
the lake are never sure of reaching
their places or returning-it all de-
Ponds on the wind. Besides this the
dams on Shagawa and Burnside
rivers have raised the water to such
an extent that much irreparable
damage is being done. Particularly
is this the case on BURNSIDE lake
where the waters are washing out
trees from the edge of the islands and
doing other damage. Steps have been
taken to have this stopped, the At
torney General having been petition
ed to take some action and ShiS opin-
ion is being awaited daily. G.. O.
Baldwin, of Duluth is handling the
affair. The Lumber company claim
they are doing the best they can under
the circumstances as is said they
have no room at the mill for the
timber and therefore will be Compel
ed to wait until they do have room.
In consequence they are holding
the water in the dams and leaving
the logs to care for themselves.
Something must be done soon. either
by the company or those affected.
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Ordered Them Put Away.

S. d. Brumhall of Minneapolis a
member of the state board of health
was in the city Wednesday looking
up the disease among horses which
has been prevalent for several weeks.
He was called to the city by request
of several owners of horses. After
looking over the affected beasts he
pronounced the ailment CHAMBERS and
ordered Il dozen of O'Neil Bros. horses
and two belonging to John Grant
shot and the bodies buried deep or
burned.
This makes about 80 horses killed
here recently on account of the disease
and the chances are that many more
will be affected as many more have
been exposed. The disease is very
malignant and affects human beings
as well as critters. Therefore it
behooves all to be careful. The board
of health of this city will try to pre-
vent the spread.
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COnteStOr Loses.

A decision was received at Duluth
from the general land office Saturday
dismssing the contest OF DR.. j. A,
McAuliffe against the claim of Joseph
Beaurivage on Section 10. township
81. range "a. McAuliffe entered Il
contest against the land on the
ground that Beaurivage had not COM
piled with the law in clearing and
improving il. and submitted num-
Der of kodak views in support of his
contention. The defendent resisted
this contention and brought witness
es enough in support of his claim to
convince the Duluth office that he
had lived on it for about eight years,
which satisfied the officials of his
good intention. They dismissed the
contest and it was appealed by Nc
Auliffe to the general land office,
which affirms the lower decision. The
amount of the clearing and the value
of the improvements made cut little
figure with the land department, if
tile settler cah show that lie entered
the land and intended in good faith
to make it his home. If he can do
that he seldom loses it.,
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Novel Fire Department.

Gentry Bros Famous Shows, which
soon exhibits in this city. have the
most novel fire department in the
world. The members are all dogs,
ponies and monkeys. They have d
chief and all the subordinate officers,
all of which work in harmoney and
move the apparatus, which is an exact
reproduction of the regulation metro
politan fire department. outfit. This
act is one Of the many new features of
the performance this year. in addition
to which is presented the famous
Fifty Pony Act, and the side-splitting
drama by the elephant comedians.
The shows will exhibit in this city,
afternoon and night, two perform
ances, Tuesday, July %.
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Gentry Bros. Famous Shows.

Gentry Brothers Famous Trained
Animal Shows are all brand new for
the season of 1901. The shows are de-
cidedly the best of their kind in the
world, and never fail to give the
greatest satisfaction. The entertain
ment given is strictly moral, and en-
joys the distinction of being the only
show exhibiting under canvas that
interferes in no way with any particu-
lar creed or religion. and is endorsed
by the clergy and educational COM
missioners where ever it exhibits.
The shows will be seen in this city,
two performances. afternoon and
night. Tuesday, July %.
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Expense of Small Pox Patients

County Attorney McClintOck as
we'll us the various county attorneys
throughout the state has received the
opinion Of Assistant Attorney Gen
eral DOnalOWer upon the law relating
TO the distribution Of the expense in
Cured i'll preventing the spread of
small pOX. The original act relative
to dealing with the scourge has been
amended and re-amended until It's
exact meaning is confusing TO the
lay mind. The main question invOlv-
ed rises out OF Il clause in the act of
1901 which says:
1T shall be the duty OF the chair
man to present statement giving
the name and address, as far us pos
sible of the person cared for"
Persons who have been afflicted with
small poX have attempted to construe
this clause to imply that the county
is to pay the bills they incurred for
medical attendance. The county
commissioners who meet on Monday
all over the state have been deIuged
with bills for medical services in
small poX cases. In Traverse county
the expense Of combating the disease
amounted to $4,000.
hO OUJOiliCJ SCllClt I'll dlSCi
very carefully between the words
control" and care" holding that
while expense incurred in preventing
the spread of the disease must be
borne by the county, that of taking
the care of persons suffering from the
disease must be paid by the sick
themselves.
The law is perfectly plain in fixing
the cost. Of the care OF the sick upon
their parents. guardians or masters,
if able to pay. upon the county of
residence, if unable to pay. and upon
the state where the sick are non-resi-
dent.
There are grave doubts us to the
cOnstitutionality Of the law of 1901.
which seems to demand aviolatIOn of
contract, and it will probably be test
ed in the courts.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-07-19
Are Not Divorced.

In January Bertha Utgenant secur-
ed a divorce from William Utgenant
on the grounds of desertion. Both Of
the parties are well known in this
city. Saturday the husband through
his attorney c. O. Baldwin, appeared
before the district court in special
term and the divorce was set aside on
the grounds that the summons was
not properly published. In conse-
quence of this order by the court the
Utgenant family are married. Some
complications may arise over this
case as it is claimed the lady has been
married again and is now residing in
the state of Washington.