CIRCUIT COURT.
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THURSDAY, May 7, 1916.


y. s. us. Francis Thomas. AT halfpast 10
O'Clock this morning the court delivered its
opinion upon the motion to continue. The
court said that from all the facts and circum-
stances as stated in the affidavit of the accused,
1t considered that the defendant was entitled to
new attachment against Mrs. Linn. and con-
sequently to postponement of the case till
return shall be made. His honor further re-
marked, that the court had much business TO
transact here, besides having 10 attend the
term for Alexandria county, and would not be
able to hear this case before the first Of Auoust
Mr.. Crittenden, after consultation. named the
second Monday in November next as The dav
Tor trial, which was agreed TO. Mr.. Cri,tenden
then tled consent, signed by the District Al
torney and Col Benton to take the deposition Of
Mrs. Linn by commission, provided it be taken
within fifty days after this date, and be taken
in the city of ST. Louis, notice being given 10
the counsel for the prosecution, Mes,r,. Law
less, Grant, snd Yegsr, Of that city. TIL.