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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-16
GOV. HIGGINS SAYS NO AGAIN,
And Leaves Zion II. Brown Up stump
Fnr From Forests Fish and Game.

u
Gov. Higgins eaid no TO Mr.. Odel when
he was Governor-Chairman In response
10 the demand that Charles Spencer Boyd
should be reappointed State Commissioner
of Public Works. and Gov. Higgins has
lust said no to Chairman Odell in response
TO the demand that ex-senator Elon II.
Brown OF Watertown. Jefferson county.
be made Forest, Fish and Game Commits
s;oner in place OF De Witt c. Middleton
of Watertown Mr. Middleton's term eT-
pires March 20 He was appointed four
wears ago by Gov Odell. The place is
worth 5000 year and necessary ex-
penses.
II came about in this way When Gov
ernor-C Chairman Odel was putting up his
nlans TO get votes in the Senate and Assem-
blv for Frank s. Black for the United States
senate ne received notice that he could
rackon on the vote of Senator George II.
Cobb of Watertown, The reckoning
was made through Elon r. Brown, who
in return was to have Mr.. Middleton's
Mace as Forest. Fish and Game Commits
sioner. Mr.. Middleton consenting to the
nroprarnme The Black business failed,
hut Mr.. Middleton desired TO keep his end
NJ the bargain. and 80 a few days ago he
wrote his resignation addressed TO Gov.
Hiovins. as one of the Forest. Fish and Game
commissioners. but putting in the pro-
yiso that his resignation was handed IN only
on condition that Elon r. Brown he named
bis SUCCESSOR Gov. Higgins did not read
Mr.. Middleton's resignation, but he heard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-16
RAIDERS MAY Be CUT OFF.
JAPANESE SAID TO NAVE CAUGHT
THE RUSSIAN CAVALRY.
three Desperate Attacks on fingkow
nepulsed by the Garrison-N Russian
Attempt TO Destroy supplies Frus-
tratrd-Damaged Railway Repaired.
,g,-iai caole De,paitA % TuE Sun.


tratcd-Damaged Railway Repaired.
special Cabie Ds,pd;eh 10 THE srS.
foSpoN. Jan. ia despatch TO hloyes
from Yingkow gives furtht: details Of t,ie
p,s.ian raid led by Gen. M.stchenko 1t
avs that on Jan IL Russian flying COL
r,on Of 900 men, after attacking old New
,hvnnr. attacked Miakiatun, three miles
sh,ye Yingkow The Russians opened
the attack with shrapnel fire at o'clock
k, tho afternoon. and at $50 O'Clock they
made three desperate charges with the
obiect Of burning the Japanese commits
-ariat
louanese reenforcements suSeed from
Ts4hichao having repaired tho railway,
which the Russians had broken In two
places The engine drivers displayed great
bravery in running their engines under
heavy fire.
II is reported that the Russians wore out
or on their return by 5000 Japanese who
we're sent from Sanlipo by Gen oku
Ma Yokura maintained perfect order
in yingkow The garrisons at Yingkow
and NIlakatun have been strongly reen-
forced
The rientsin correspondent Of the Stdnd-
md gives clearer account OF the Russian
raid than any yet received. He says that
information received there shows that the
Eu,-ians after lowering in the neighbor-
hood of Haicheng and Tashichao, ooncen-
rated at a place three miles north OF Mia
kiatun on Thursday last with ten guns,
They began hombarding at 4 O'Clock in tho
afternoon, taking the Japanese unawares,
The latter lacked cavalry and artillery
They summoned infantry reenforoements
from Tashichao, concealed their forces and
waited for the Russians to advance.
Th,. shellng lasted two hours, at the end
# which time the Russians moved forward,
They came in contact with the Japanese,
who opened a hot rife fire, routing the Cos
-acks and killing fifty Of them The Jap
.re-e lost two killed and ten wounded,
They have now taken active precautions
aganst renewed surprises OF the same
sind
Cossacks are still occupying districts
west of the Lao River. evidently with the
design OF making further onslaughts on
the Japanese communications. which the
frozen state OF the river facilitates.
Fears are entertained in Tientsin that
the Japanese may occupy the Chinese line
beyond the Great Wall az an act OF self
reservation. Russia having undoubtedly
violated the neutrality of Chineae territory.
despatch to the StOnddrd from Toxic
savs the repeated abuse by Russian prison.
ers Of the liberal treatmen. they are reoeiv-
ing is creating an unfavorable impression
Tho press is urging the Cover nment to
exercise more rigorous control over them.
The Standards correspondents at st.
Petersburg and Odessa mention the dis
content over Gen Stoessel's surrender. in
view Of the stores of supplies and ammu-
milton that remained in Port Arthur. The
former says thare are TImors that Gen.
Kondratchenko deliberately exposed him.
self to certain death rather than to be 1850
ciated in such circu instances with surrender
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-16
STOESSELyS REPORT TRUE.
Ammunition Found at Port Arthur Chinese
and Useless to Russians.
Special cdNs Despatch to THE sun.

Special cabs Despdieh 10 The SUN.
LONDON, Jan ia despatch from
Chefoo brings news which supports the
reasons given by Gen. Stoessel in his e1-
PLANTATION OF his surrender OF Port Arthur.
The despatch states that Liekt, Klesovioh
commanding one of the Russian torpedo
boat destroyers at Chefoo says that the
two million cartridges mentioned by Gen.
Noei in his list of articles taken at Port
Arthur were unloaded cases remaining over
from China's occupation Of the place.
These case. would not fit the Russian rifles.
The shells mentioned by Gen Nogi were
also Chinese and we're useless Tor the
Russian artillery.
Lieut.. Klesovich adds that the Russian
soldiers broke the locks of their rifles before
the capitulation was signed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-16

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Navy De-
partment is interested in the establishment
Of Government lighthouse on Midway
Island between Hawaii and the Philippines.
The islands are out OF the course OF usunl
traffic, but there are a number Of vessels
occasionally stopping there and wrecks
have occurred. The Department would
also have barracks for the marines con-
stricted there At present a detachment
Of twenty four marines are forced TO live
in tents the year round. The cable com
pany. which has station on the island,
Is building number Of substantial buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-16
HJLDRETH AS WILLIAM TELL.
THURMAN Failed TO Shoot n Mans Hat on
without InJurlng Him.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-Sam c. Hill
dreth, the turfman, is In serious trouble
here as a result of a mysterious shooting Of
a man named John Moses at resort Hill
dreth is now under arrest, charged with
shooting aud woundirg the man. but says
that be is not guilty. Neither Of tho men
will discuss the affair.
The bullet gra2ed Moses's head and he
was unconscious for several hours. but will
recover The women in the resort, who
are the only ones who have given the police
any information. say that Hildreth made
bet with Moses that he could shoot off the
latter's hat without hurting him. That
he lost the bet is evident.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-16
RLITEW IN PORT ARTHUR.
Torn japanese Rattle Flags Carried
Through the Captured Fortress.

-7,cll Cabie Despatch 10 THE SuS
LONDON, Jan ia despatch 10 the
Times from Port Arthur seys that Gen.
Nos attended by his stair, the divisional
commanders and the foreign attaches,
reviewed on Sunday detachment Of all
arms in the square of the new town. Some
Russians We're present. The Japanese
Tegmental colors, torn into ribbons by
shot were paraded. 1t was a stirring
martial display
Tho Generals afterward rode through the
town which shows few signs Of lombard
mont. No casualties occurred among the
romeu and children, who lived in their
houses throughout the siege. They be-
Came accustomed TO the shells. Cham
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-16
Lowest lempcTAIUTc' 70 utgItVs ~ y ~
.n,,,o-,o, ron nc AT YoR TO DAY AND TO morrow

For eastern Men YORK. fair 10 day and 10 rnorroE'
,,r,b n brfsk southwest ufHds bsoomrg r1rid5le.
FOR New England. fair 20 day. except snow In
north and east Maine brisk west winds falr to-
morrow.
FOR the District Of Columbia, Maryland. Della
VAR eastern pennsylvania and New jersey, fair
10 day and 10 morrow: light TO fresh southwest
winds. becoming variable
For western New YORK. snow nuTfies to-day
and 10 morrow. except fair IN southeast po'uoh'
dr,,nishing west winds. becoming variable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-16
Next THOMAS Comedy for John Drew.

Charles Frohman has arranged with
Augustus Thomas 10 write another com
edy for him. The scenes will be laid in
and around Washington. John Drew viii
be the star.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-16

ID going down.
|econd BKNKK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-16

!, Jerome av
bdHy morning
Ids Of Mercy
, Holy NAna
b OF Our Lady
bed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
OAkVILLE HAPPENINGS

A son weighing fourteen pounds was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Al fred Olson of the Back road.
 D. Grenier has moved his family from J. H. Simons's tenement on Main street to rent near Davis street.
 Mrs George Boden of Knobb hill spent the day in Putnam.
 MT and Mrs C. ]. Tompkins of New ton Heights are visiting for a few days at the home of NIT Tompkins's parents ill Millhrook, \. Y.
 Miss Marion White of Newton Heights recently entertained about twenty-five of her young friends, the occasion being her 9th birthday.
 Mrs Isaac Place of Millbrook. \. r., is to make her future home in this viii lage. where she resided for number of years previous to going to Millbrook about four years ago. Mrs Place will occupy the tenement recently vacated hy Mr Grenier on Main street and be- longing to ]. H. Simons.
 The little daughter of I. 4. Walker of Newton Heights entertained num- ber of her playmates this afternoon in honor of her 3rd birthday.
 Miss Annie Stockert of Torrington was a visitor here yesterday,
 George St Mary has entered the em ploy of r. C. Slade Jr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
TIMELY TOPICS

Grieve Bisset X Holiaai have put special prices on lot If staple goods for tomorrow Women should take advantage of this sale.
 The Curran Dry Goods Cos July sale is Oh full blast now. and the prices placed on goods are so low that the early buyer gets the cream of the bar gains.
 The Trott Baking Co will deliver cream for your Sunday dinner. Try a package.
 <. \. Weiustein has ready tn wear suits. just the thing for this hot wealth or. His prices are always right.
 The Fitting has T speriaI sale of high class suits now on. Read the prices.
 The Peoples market. Duesler Bros propretors. is headquarters for shOul- der steak at 1nr 3 pound.
 The Waterbury Market Co will sell fresh killed fowl for 14c and 1sc to tomorrow.
 I R Muliings X Son sell blue serge suits that are sure to please you. The price is right.
 Meet me at inc junction. says the Boston Furniture co, and save money on your house furnishings
 The Arthur Bradley Co is making speciality of white canvas shoes just npw II will pay you to sec the styles and nnte the prices The Union Supply Co will sell you bottle or wine far jNc and give you 1nH green stamps free.
 HaErzsr-z liquidation sale is still m. He is selling high zneaks for 35e- The Miller X Paek Cs quotes low rrfras en man's furnishings to-day Ii vlT le tn your benefit to Io0k them Hp
 Langley. the furniture man. says # vou vflI meet him fage to faSe Ele will prove to .vnrI thst he sells go-pd furui- trIra at low price.
 Jones. Morgan < Co have a sale on st present If high grade suits at prices from & Ia to S15.7z If you need clothes how is your time
 Sa1e < FIotn will sell sweet peas at Ia- a bunch tomorrow and Russian mess st 2-e
 The IsraIme- Hoffman CO have a Iot nf fine Hsmmceks at low Triees- Buy nnw.
 The Puhlir market says Sstursiay-s 8 meat sale Will F,e money saver Veg etzbles 0f many varieties.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
FAYETTEVILLE.

c. L. Blackman has returned from business trip to New York.
 Regular meeting of Waterville En- zine company tonight at o'clock
 Court Welch will have charge of the funeral of LeRoy Gotsel tomorrow ill Thomaston.
 The Watervilles will play the Bristol Consolidated team tomorrow.
 The firemen of the B. X R. team will play at 1 80 tomorrow.
 Frank Kelley is visiting friends in Dobbs Ferry.
 John Mclaughlin and family are visiting friends at Walnut Beach.
 John Wheeler has gone on fishing trip to Lakeville,
 Herbert Allen and wife are visiting reatiyes at Mt Tohe.
 c. A. Bayard of Boston was in town on business trip yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
Department of Public Health.
SANITARY CODE.

SANITARY CODE Hs,t manns 1ns the charters the @ ciy Waterbury approved i f te a Pa % city M 1905, shall be known the Sanitary Code MILK AND FOOD sTUFFs.
 m Section hereby declared to h to. mink m of Pubic Health The annual fee for such license shall be fifty business and Lice license e He sasH sas sss % be M m snd @ speetor cI :, x ,,u ,.1o o nr ,oo rx,sre milk nutter or er % or sisf @ amy s%st ea he the @ o ts @ milk milk sw m milk r from eews % or Ghsr m other animals butter cheese 1" sf s % ssre sss at as a % in . 5 sss ts s rse s % s sG s ss @ mGs than an % nss s m conanins % less ss than than @
 @ n @ from which part m % the nersn,fs @s pere Ssn u FourthMk from animals within fifteen days before or FhMk drawn from animals fed on asley waste or on on
 any unwholesome food. ,..,.,,. other
 fluid to which has been added or into which has been m temperature than 55 degrees
 
 with milk which has been removed in part whole unless sold as skinned vessel package from which such milk sold the words milk distinctly eby in letters not less than inch in height
 Section 1.-The Commissioners of Public Health shall have the right to visit at supplying milk its products brought sold the City of Waterbury for the purpose of the stab ] 9d @ snd water @sr sapp n the of the code observed Section 15-Immedately after strained through a absorbent either side by piece of cheese cloth It shall be thoroughly aeed modern appliance and cooled to tenn peraure degrees shall thirty and the milk shall be main ned not higher than a lower than Al delivered purchaser No ice shall be put into the milk and shall not be allowed to freeze Water from wells of flood shall not be used for cooling milk cleansing uen sls.
 section 16No condensed milk which is adulteraed shall be City Waterbury hed kept sold offered said such condensed milk The words Condnsed Milk milk from which any part or the water added The duteraed when used in this section refers therein to which for added excepting in adulerated shall be brought into the City Waterbury held kept sold offered for sale in said for sale in said The term Cream means the fatty portions pure by adueated when in this section substance whatever been added.
 Section public health any he aduterated which City dairy without the lini whereof refuses observe the orders and regulations of this Department shall he destroyed by any inspector l9Noation of the provisions of the foregoing shall e deemed mi$meanor and punished by fine not to ex ceed hundred dollars is1erh.
 Passed by the of City of Waterbury, July 3. 1895
 Attest,- H. NETTLEToS. City
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS

Miss Davis of Duluth. Minn. is visit ing her sister. Mrs F. B. Noble.
 Charles Devore of Brooklyn, N. I., is stopping at E. T. Cruttenden's.
 The selectmen are having a cement walk laid in front of the town hall
 Mir Bentley of Waterbury has rent ed part of James Loveland's house.
 Mrs David Neeson of the east side is seriously ill.
 AIr and Mrs Carter of Pennsylvania are visiting at John Burk's.
 The hay crop will not be up to the average this year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
NAUCATUCK NUGGETS.

Edward Reagan of North Main street will leave tomorrow for Buffalo. He will accompany the Bridgeport lodge of Elks.
 Robert McKiernan of Union City is visiting relatives in Norwich.
 Mrs T. A. Kennedy of Ramsey, N. J.. is visiting her sister, Mrs Frank Clark of Rubber avenue.
 Rubber City lodge. N. E. o. F., will meet tonight.
 The Naugatuck Chemical Go intend to build an addition to their first build ing. 36x72 feet and 36 feet high.
 Letter Carrier Daniel Walsh is talk ing his vacation this week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
BERNARD COYLE,

Formerly of this city, hut now of savin Rock, wishes to inform his friends and all who wish to favor him that his Brass City House at savin Rock is now open. ready for business.
 Board by the day or week. also fur nished rooms. 6-2-G
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
He FEas. s-sor.ohire. In the BtsIe.

~Tha eharfots shall race in the streEts= they shah iostle e1e against sn1sEser f7 the broad wsys. theT shall sem Ike torche<. they shall run like the Ezasnfnxsl' This utteTsnce of Ma huna- eharter ii verse 4 was the Bih- EeaI pro7hecv of the npdern suto1ao- 5zle-~ recently declared the Rev. C. L. uerrsH ia a sermon at St Paul direct ez e1eaazEveEy. says the IndianaFolls
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
Cut Prices and Extra Green Trading Stamps,
 -OUR- SPECIAL OFFER
THIS WEEK.

h0 STAMPS with soc worth of Teas 4Uand Coffees
 Fancy Chop Teas. 40, 50 and 60c ID. Excellent Drinking Tea, S5 and 4Oc lb. Delicious Coffees. 25. 30, 32, 35c lb. A fine Drinking Coffee. IS and 2Oc ID.
 If tea makes you nervous try our GOLDEN TIPPED INDIA CEYLON TEA. You will at once see the change Good for nervous troubles. Put up and sold only by us.
 Half Pound Packet only 25c.
 It's healthful as we'll as economical 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE-25c a ID. Sold only by us in our 250 stores.
 CUT PRICES Quality of goods Al. Every housekeeper knows when she buys at the A. X P. everything is the best, full weight and lowest prices. A FEW OF OUR CUT PRICE
 LEADERS.
 Pearlne, the old reliable. .2kc pkg. Salmon. extra fine Hawkeye brand,
 a flat can ....... .Ilc. Roast or Corned Beef. Il ID. can lOc N. Y. State Full Cream Cheese 12c lb. 0n STAMPS this week with 7 cakes ZVA. X P. Borax Soap, 25 cents. 00 STAMPS with a ounce bottle ZVof A. X P. Extracts, 9 cents. fn STAMPS with the following: iU3 ID. A. X P. best Laundry Starch at , cents ID.
 2 packages A. tS P. Corn Starch at : cents package.
 The very Finest Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter only 9 cents.
 A. X P. Condensed Milk. best made, full cream, 9 cents can, for 25c. The GREAT A. & P. TEA CO.,, % E, Maiu St. Phone 177.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
rer stsr.tns ss Fr.ssht e-r

DETROIT NEeh- Iuly T-Pe7cy Be nesa- Esd living hsre. is SurGs<1f ts he Eoeked fz q fres-st c-r T15eh left D4frast a TusIay. tie dsstfaatsea of EtEh fs nor knouz- TaynzreS tpeke5 tie daor ia fun when the B4oeza bs5 kzd cEinted 1ss<5e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
srrisrfaI SHE Factory.

London paper states that factory Is to be established in Mexico which viu manufacture artificial silk The e3mranv starts with q working cap itsI ar sT nfssGn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07


 VAL IlACES. 12 yard pieces, regular price 2oc, on Saturday lIc piece MADE UP WELLS. 11b yards long in black. white, blue and brown, regular price 49c, on Saturday ooc WOMEN'S GINGHAM SKIRTS. Regular price 49c. on Saturday
 3Sc each WOMEN'S HOUSE WRAPPERS. Navy blue and white stripe, regular price 79c, on Saturday o9c each WOMEN'S WHITE PIQUE DRESS
 SKIRTS. Regular price S1,75, on Saturday
 $1.10 each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07

WOMEN'S LISLE VESTS. Low neck. sleeveless, regular price 49c. on Saturday 29c eacn WOMEN'S BLACK LACE HOSE. Extra good, regular 25c hose on Saturday 19c pair \ WOMEN'S LISLE THREAD
 GLOVES.
 Black. white mode and grey. regu- lar price 25c a pair, one Satur- day 2lc pair BLACK TAFFETA RIBBON. Regular price 17c a yard; on Sat urday lie ysrd
 WOMEN'S TOP COLLARS. A lot of 10c top,collars at half price on Saturday DC each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
PROF. BAILEY

Re-opens September 20. in Citizens BanE Block. his school fnr Stage and remain open for rental to private dance parties.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
LAKEWOOD PARK

High class vaudeville. including Kelly and Adams in an Irish com edy sketch: Arthur Yale, black face comedian: the Misses Allen and Hamilton. Broadway sou brettes: the colored Taclors in a comedy sketch: and Miss Mae Russell, contralto vocalist
 Two performances daily, at 3 and S:45 ?. m.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
OUTING SHOES

Gf rauras and feathers according to r0scr uTpfeFerce are here in such 1usu- rtry that it wiII Fua an esTsfIy s7gI1strtlssF- esI fagt we can't it. Low shoes rUr rsnInsSs and comfort The veTy thing for this time af the year and though nsrr urEees gre sIreasFT the lowest If the Ipy are still further reduced n dear aEIr tsn oxfoFsfs st 7;s- You can't purchase elsewhere at less tfzn <1 Mems Goodyear welt shoes in patent eoir rpEg1Fr calf and virf Eid st Sr yss ES huuezt FsEE1 for s1s and ether great Essrzalz< at
 Grand Central Shoe House.
 25 Grand Street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-27
WILL COME TO CARSON.
Reno Unions Decide to Get in the
Shade.

Every indication now is that Car
son. the city Of brotherly love. large
shade trees, beauty experts. truthful,
fishermen and enterprising citizens,
with celebrate Labor Day. The mis-
understanding caused by the zeal Of a
few well meaning union men of this
city has been practically wiped out
and II hard work and earnest 60 opera.
ton count for anything, nearly every
Town and district in Nevada will ic;n
Ill making the celebration at the CAPT
Ia. city the success it SHOULD be.
The final meeting of the Reno un-
IONS will be held at Riter's Hall next
Sunday. Representatives from al In
cal unions will be present at that tine
sQ<lhe Carson unions have also been
invited to drop in and heio is up
things. It is certain an agreemea.
will be reached and it IS more than
probable that Carson will ba the
place agree upon.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-27
INTERESTING CASE.
Woman to be Tried for Selling Whisky
to indians.

Mrs. J. w. McKenna of Moapa, Ne
vada, has been indicted by the U. s.
Grand Jury on a charge of selling
whisky to Indians. The crime charg-
ed was committed in the mushroom
town along the San Pedro road sew
eral months ago, The case presents
several interesting features.
The woman in the case is middle
aged and apparently of good instincts.
She had conducted small store in
the town, which she started when the
railroad came to that section. The
store was stocked with ladies' goods,
some small groceries and liquors. In
dispensing the entire stock of trade
she managed to make living for her
self and her two children. She was
doing a good business when arrested
on charge of selling whisky to In
dams about the camp, who were in q
wild state of intoxication during the
entire construction work about the
railroad
Upon her arrest she mortgaged the
store and stock in order to secure
counsel After being indicted it was
necessary to sell the stock in order
to carry on the case, and by the time
she arrived in this city she was ruin
ed financially, and did not even have
cash enough to hire an attorney. The
court appointed Mr.. Poujade to act
for her which he is doing with good
effect.
Mr.. Poujade requested the Court
that certain witnesses for the defense
be zsent for This has been granted
and her son and daughter will DC
among the witnesses. The prosecu-
ton will also bring witnesses to tes
tify in the case.
Yesterday one of her bondsmer
withdrew and it was necessary to Sc
cure Others Her attorney secured
the proper persons and the woman
was released last evening and is AGAR
, free for the time being. 1t is ex
| pected that the case will be tried il
court in a few days or as soon as
| the witnesses from the south car
arrive She denies the charge II
every particular and stubborn figh
for her liberty will be maintained.