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[[newspaper clipping]] District Attorney Wachhorst found difficulty in getting her to realize the seriousness of her position. When he said: "How would you like to go to San Quentin for a year or two?" she turned her large eyes upon him and said: "I don't know—what do you think of it?" Sorry She Tells Name. "I'll have to send you back to the sheriff and let him keep you a while if you don't tell the truth," said the district attorney. Then she told her name and a wi[[?]] was sent to her father, who telegraphed: "What's the trouble?" "Grand larceny," was the reply. Fischer is expected to be here in a day or so. The girl's chief concern is that she has revealed her name. "How foolish I was to tell my name," she said. "I could have gone back home, and now the won't want me." MUCH DEPENDS ON BOTTLE. CUMBERLAND, Md., Jan. 26.—O[[?]] the chemical analysis of the contents of a small vial found in the muddy roadway depends whether State's A[[?]] and the local authorities [[/newspaper clipping]]