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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-02
Is the Code Of West Virginia ever
to be Completed

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This Is an important question, and for a
long while past has been serious ono In
the minds Of many persons whose busi-
ness interests II very nearly concerns. We
have already explained the cause of this
unprecedented and incxcusablc delay, and
most everybody now understands that It
Is owing to tho apparently wanton and
reckless negligence Of the man who Noss
appointed by the Legislature more than u
year ago To do the work, and who instead
of doing 1t, is going round tho country
dragging tho judicial Grminc Of the State
in the mud and miro OF partisan politics
for the furtlOranCe Of some selfish schemes
which, it is supposed, lie has in view.
We have authority for saying that hc
has lately declared TINT "hc never would
complete" the Code, and this, too, not
witIlstanding tho iAct That time and again
he has written to the Public Printer,
keeping tho word Of promise 10 the car
md breaking 1t to the hope" assuring
him that lie would soon furnish the Index
to tho Code, on which the publication Of
tint work has SO long been waiting.
It seems to lis TINT If tho declaration Of
Judge FERGusoN Is correctly reported,
the Governor Of the State llas a plain duty
to perlorm, and one that should not admit
o unnecessary delay. Indeed the long
wholly uplustilicd delay that has thus
ar occurred may be taken as prinG .tacie
evidence Of Judge FERousON's intention
TO make goUd what Is given as Ills public
declaration, that "ho never would com.
plcte' the Code, and MS imposing on him
n necessity for showing cause why he
should not forthwith he removed from his
position by tho Governor, Tho act OC Feb,
ruary 1Oth, 1860, proyiling for tho puBlica.
ton Of the Code, says that the "vOlume
shall 10 prepared for publication by JAS.
II. FERuusoN, Of tho county Of Cabcll, or
on his faIlurc to act, by such other pOr-
son as tho Governor may appoint" and
the Constitution Of tho State mumcra.
ties as among tho duties of the Governor
that "he shall taEo'care that the laws be
faithfully executed" We submit TO Ills
ExccllCncy whether under these prOvisi'
ous he feels ut liberty to address judge
FERoUsoN suoll q communication as will
cause that gentleman most cmrbatlcally
to understand that he can not longer thus
trile with the public interests.
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The Difficulty Between U. $. Mar
shall Slack and Judge FCTsuS0ns

The Difficulty Between u. s. Mar
shall Slack and Judge Ferguson
There was difficulty a few days ago.
ct tho session Of the U. S. Court In
Chaflest6f. between, these two gentlemen,
growing al, Is Il Us said, ofsOms invests
cations by tic latter d Foreman Of tba
Grand jury, into the agency Of the former
in bringing U. S. troops into that region.
Words and demonstrations grew SO loud
and threatening between tho two that tho
Judge preferred charges in open court i'm
plicating tho Marshal for attempting to
intlmldatc the Grand Jury, lie also pre-
scntcd ~ indictment 10. the court formally
arraigntpg tho Marshal at is bag for mis-
conduct. But It seems TINT this indiCt.
ment was not regularly found; that there
was some 'sllcnahagdn" about 1t; that
some Of the Jurors knew nothing Of its
finding, and charge that FERGUSON placed
tho same in number Of other bills and
passed upon them rs q Whole, thus indict
ing the Marshal untnowingly 70 a large
body Of the Grand Jury.
The Marshal, however, was fairly tried
in open court, and was honorably dcquit-
ted by a jury Of the country, which, the
Ranapha Journal thinks, is evidence SUI:
fcicnt to satisfy every one that the provo
cations first rendered by Judge FERGUSON
wero sufficient to justify the Marshal in
the course llc pursued while in the pres
cncc Of the grand jury, and that the blame
falls where 1t should, upon FERGUSON, and
not upon the Marshal.
AS to the explanation Of the conduct Of
Judge FERGUsoNin this matter, the Jour
nal ascribes 1t to his political aspirations
saying that lie wishes to be the Demo
critic candidate for Congress in that dis
trict. II says that it was evident TO every
witness of tho investigation above referred
to, that FERGUSON ',',
"Hld and Still Inns some seCtet plOt Wnc[c'
by he expects to work out some Injury to,
either the Marshal himself, rs he has pro
viously publicly declared, or the Repub.
lican party in general US he isan aspirani
for Congress, so VIC are informed, In this
district, and hopes to secure influence
with the Democracy in the coming cam
paign; and any trickcry that he can sue
coed in palming upon the people by mean'
Of the farce referred to in the Grand jury
room, or otherwise, out Of which he car
gain my influence, VIC feel satisfied vii
he attempted by him, even ut the hazart
of the reputation ofhoncst men.
"AnOther evidence of some secret ChIca
merry on the part Of the said "Jecms" IS il
conduct in making n statement 10 the
Court releasing the Marshal from any
blame, md from all the charges that ht
had preferred against him, and turning his
battery upon Col. Young, u member Of The
Grand Jury. There is something behind
the screen, and time alone will develop
thesccrct intentions Of the learned "Jeems.
md his official conduct rs Foreman OF TIT
\ Grand Jury"
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TnE human family is so numerous that
birth and death occur every moment
Every second a child born; cveY second
some one dies. The prevalence Of sick.
ness in The world may be realized in DR..
]. C. Ayers Laboratory, where medicines
arc made for oil mankind. 1t would
scarcely seem that there arc threats
enough to swallow the doses he issues
daiIy,-AyeFs S0rsaparilla, Aguc Cure,
and Cherry Pcctoral by tho thousand gal
Ions and Ayers Pills literally by tho ton.
But they must all be wanted, or he could
not mako such quantities for 80 many
yCars.-Nortl.feM Telegraph.
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ITO OWNERS OF HORSES AM

THO OWNERS OF dOlt6Eo AMI
L CATTLE.-TobIas Derby Condition Pow
dcls arc warranted superior to any others, or no
nay, for the curc Of DistCnper, Worms, Bots,
Coughs, HIde.Bound, Colds, &C., in Horses, and
Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue,
Horn Dlstemper, &C., in Cattle. These "Pow.
dcrs" were formerly putup by Simpson,. Tobias,
son Of DR.. Tobias, and since his death tho de-
u,antl has be6n 50 great that DR.. Tobias has con
tinued to manufacture them. They arc perfectly
safe and Innocent; no need Of stopping thework'
Ing Of your animals. They increase the appO.
tito, give hne coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinary organs, and increase tho milk Of cows,
Try them, and you will never be without them.
Col. PhIlo r. Bush, Of tho "Jcrome Park Race
Course" FordhAm, N. r, would not use them
until he was told Of what they wCfc composed,
since which time he Is never Without them. 1TC
has over twOnty running horses in his charge
and for the last three years has used no othcl
medicine for them. Sold by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout tho United States. Price, 2
cents per Box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York
RnESd&W on
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EELNG TNTELLIGENCER MONDAY MORNING. MAY 1870
SPECIAL NOTICES.
r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.

r AUGHhINs ExPECToRANT sly.
LRUP.-AmOng DO many things required du'
ding this unpleasant winter foe pCrsdlAl AEAIR1
ICoiIIoSF ana RASS thls syrup ttands among III
a1e Ithat been. bcEOre tho pablIs now Ipr Il
yeatS aaa has riVua Tho most oltleeI sstiAfGction
An persons SgdRGaing nom COUGHS, COLDS
and mo ABSENCES, should not DO without 1t, ii
ItWillaaoet speedy rellefIn most diseases OF The
Throat Chest or Lungs. FOR CROUP-Can bC
rolled on In extreme cases. FOR WHOOPING
COUGu-Invariably gives speedy relief. FoH
SORE THROAT-Keep the ThrOatmOlSt with Il
VIOLENT COUGHS to it, continued use
Sold by Druggists generally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-02

A MOsT STRIKING CoNFRAsr-Tho old
hair dyes and "cOlOrcrs," &C., Are all moro
or less sticky, muddy md tGtid, and tho
hucs they impart are not natural. PHG.
Ions VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR, tho neWly discovered agent, Is, on
the other hand, llmpid, transparent, frag.
rant, and effective, and has no sediment
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealer % l7IT ~ .a cod
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Observation-Disclosures.
1NCOlLE. TAX NOTICE.

sFNoacGb hereby given that the United State
Income T9Ees for tho year 1870, and the 81 )Ceia
TaE6G o. 1slcOnEeS for the year ending Nay 1et
M Ggs6sBed within and Or he county o. DIX
Gn4 AlAt6 Of West Virginia. win bC dn6 and pay
lhlhl6 ne at my Office, Ins The Custom H0u1A
llllng o. WEDNESDAY, THB1STH DAY
I1ENtA1Sl6N n
II aid Taxes are not pSia on or before the an
day Of May, 1870, the penaltG prescribed by the
Revenue Law for nOn.IaynCnt will b. imposed.
TRxcS assessed within other counties Of tAe
First Collection District, West Va, may be paid
ut my Office at any time ftOm and after the lst day
Of May. TE BIZ. KELLEY,
WHEELING. April 25, 1870, ApT26
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BIsMARcEs disease unfortunately Is
nothing but dc'irium tremenS. Beside
drinking vast quantities of wine, tho Prus.
sian Chancellor Is said to DO an hRbltual
morphine.eater.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-02

IFEIS THE GIFT OF GOD
~ When we arc sick this life 10 obScurCd,
under cloud, oppressed with humOro. Expert
once has taught Us certain means, which nOVof
all for their removal. The child receives with
his life the seeds Of his death It may take one,
or one hundred year., before the seeds bear Their
sad fruit, but Just as Sare as the seeds Of death
hpcn, life ceases. Purging IL tho grand safe
guard, because then what fosters tho seeds Of
death arc taken away, expelled from the body.
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7-Il-Is'1AAD DlEIH . wv -
Wholesale Druggists, =,
JAMS $40 "a 4ainsL, VHFSsOlippE
ITADNEssLPARALYsIs,

M AID N + 3 y IA kAL I .
4KL DEATHI may, snsup from pEtng pre-.
partitions for coioFtng the half charged with
acetate Of lead and sulphur. You may know
them by tho heavy metallic sediment which has
TO DO shaken up before the disgusting compound
can DO applied The "JoprnAl of Chemistry
says there arc lirtyr Of tAaD Ia. tie mar
kt. There Is but one dye In existence which con
taIns no deletcrIouS substance, and thati
CristadOrO'S Excelsior Hair Dye,
which has been carefully. analysed BY Professor
Chiffon, and declared BY him to cOnta!np 20 lead
or any other hurtfpl ingredient See his mann
script certificate, at CristAtOrO's, Aston House,
New York. .u iI, IN
CRISTADoRos HAIR PREVENTATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair RftcF
DyOink. TryiL aprsd&w
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PMsEPA Rosa has sent over seventy
thousand dollars to Europe, to DO "salted
Jlown," within tho last six months.
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NHANCERY NOTICE.
James II. Walt and Rcubon wait o..
s.,nn VII Il =, al. In Chnne0Fy.

Sarah Wait, 1t all. =,
In pursuance Of . decree made and entered In
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, It was
among other thlngS further ordered that aid
Commissioner make further report showing tho
names Of tho creditors Of said estate and tho
amount Of their claims remaining unpaid, first
TELliGENCER and Wheeling Register for six con.
sCcudvC weeks, and a. provided by section Of
chapter 50 Of the Code Of West Virginia notify.
ing tho crCdIt0t8' Of Raid estate 10 present and
prove their Claims before him on or before q day
10 DO fxsd By him. And that GaId MaGtUR report
such other or further matter as either party may
require,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-02

CsYLE-MATGB.-O Thursday, APRIL OsGh,
1870, at st JAnleA' Cathedral, BY Hsv. ]. T. Sal
Ivan, Mr.; ~. J. CoTLR aud Mss AMANDA
MATGE, all Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-02

TnE number OF working women in
Paris Is three hundred thousand, who
average thirty cents day.
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LADIES' LIST.

r ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaimed In the Post once at Wheeling,
on Monday. My z lhll. III III
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CoNMngIoNRn's OHEICR,

CoNulRSIOERn's OPFICR,
t.. WM2RIIXO, April 9Th, 1870, fr
All persons interested arc hereby pOtiaed that
In pursuance Of and by authority Of Eald decree
have fxCd on Saturday. alttRs IA, 1870, ~ the
time and my ONCE In tho city Of Wheeling a. the
place where will proceed 10 take proof OF the
matter In SAld decree specified and referred to.
GIBSON L, CEIANMER,
apo Commissioner In ChRHeHPYf
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A SHOT BETWEEN THE EYES.
Fox's EXPOSURE or THIE ThM1LfNK
SACHEMs, FALSEHOODS.
The Ring Get Il Right straight from the
shoulder-Somebody Touches bottom
Reply OF the Hon John Fox TO the Tam-
mauy Rachems.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., April ~, 1870.

many sacbems.
HOUSE, OF RErREsEsrArIvEs
WAsHiNeToN, ID. e., April ~, 1870.
TO ne Editor or Tie sun.
SIR; In your paper OF the 10th inst. was pub
lished report OF the proceedings Of the "Tammany
Society" wherein an attack is made upon me in the
form OF a communication presented TO that body by
some person or persons whose names are withheld.
wish to place record proof OF Its fasity and in.
justice.
The first falsehood Il the allegation that endea.
vored Ito break down the organization OF the Dem.
ocr.,t. oa-,u a.. a.. a,, :, ~. VI, - M. A. a.,
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Nearly 1000 emigrants arrived last week
The Commissioners oil Emigration organized on
Saturday.
The universal cry among the citizens is, :" Down
with the dust"
Roosevelt street is iu horrible condition from sc.
cumulatcd Nth.
Sergt. Davis hal thirteen prisoners in the House
OF Detention Yesterday, Chine, poverty.
James Russell aged ?. died vest erday at 9i0 Broad.
way having fallen ilto akette of boiling sugar.
Sarah Tlynn died very suddenly, yesterday after.
noon at 0 Elm street where she mad stopped to rest
facctious clergy man ow Sabbaths since used
the Sa Ps e,s on d GIGSF during the 'er
John Mclean. a seaman was taken TO Bellevue
Hospital on Saturday, suffering intense pam from the
bite OF q mosquito In the finger.
Tho Founding Hospital in Twelfth street is to
have new building ny Legi-larure having sppropri.
ated 10000 the, cior m the tax levy.
A building for tie German Savings Bank 10 cost
@ @VII Is 70 be erected On Ibe ste o. The Beydere
The Orthodox and Conservative IsNeles held a
meeting yesterday, IN the Thrty-uHrh street syRa.
gogue, 10 adopt Uniform system OF pI,ycr.
The Erie Railway Company will run special
jersey Gy SIS rHS and SiSdsto%a tow sGtDi at II
The Hon Frank DuiIYs Y. NJ, r. NJ. Temporance
Society met last night IN their new hall 20 7Bowery
ing.
The survivors OF the Baden revolution of $3.50
VII nave srand Fest In Jones's Woos on Friday,
suauon In OlenOurg Baden.
Michael Doyle and Michael Glossy Qurrrellcd last
evening. At 20 Greenwich street, about 4 girl, and
forehead, Dreaklug his knife. blade
The new Excise law more generally observed
~ Of S9sn m hs 9G t hSn
seen IN the streets yesterday was not large.
The Rev. Chas. c, Goss preached last evening in
the Wssl Eii'IeIh street Church against
most horrible mAihnds Of destrnEla via sYG nysniaa
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A Vast Garden Under Cover-The scene of
WcstOn's Great Walk.

The great Empire City skating Rink has been
made grand promenade. 1t was opened to the
public on Saturday night for the first time since its
adornnent for the summer campaign. Mr. William
W Wallace the manager, is the author OF the great
improvements In the centre of the Rink he has erect
ed large fountain, around which he has contrved
miniature grove, just beyond vast stage has been
Auilt for the accommodation OF iu military baud to
he led by Mr.. Edward Fink when has been organized
for the season The immense structure Is also pro-
iuselv decorated with flags and streamers. An i'm
met Sc multitude attended the opening and the band,
comprising forty OF the best drilled musicians, di.
rected by Mr. Fink, were most enthusiastically ap-
plauled. Altogether 1t was a grand success The
citizens of New York may congratulate themselves
upOn having another attractive place OF resort for
the summer Mr. Wallace during the past two days
has been pr1p lrng track five feet wide, on which
Mr.. Eiward Payson Weston, tie pedestrian, will
s0Un attempt TO walk 100 miles in twenty-five hOurs
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A STORM OF ICE Balls.

Terrific Hail Storm-ScarceIy n window LEFT
In Philadelphia Fruit Trees Blasted -
Fortunes for the Glaciers To-day-The
Hail stones Lying In Piles.
PHILADELPHIA, May 8.-About 2 o'clock this
afternoon the mos: destructive hail storm ever
known here passed o'er the city from northwest to
southeast. For nearly thirty minutes there was
continuous fail OF hail stones, from the size OF pea
to six and seven inches in circumference. The
damage done greatly exceeds that OF the great hail
storm OF September, 1883 The greatest force OF the
storm was along Broad street, and in the southern
section OF the city On the south side of Chestnut
street, above Eighth, hardly pane Of glass is left
On Broad street many churches had their stained
glass windows destroyed,
The front OF the Continental Hotel, as far as tile
windows are considered Is m utter wreck. The
loss may be computed by thousands Of dollars.
Reports from the outskirts state that there IL an
almost total destruction OF fruit trees, which were
Just in blossom. At O'Clock tonight the hail still
remained In piles In the streets.
The hail storm seems to have expended Its fury In
and around this city II did not extend across the
Delaware river to Camden, and despatches from the
Interior say there hail there. Many of the
hotels are greatly damaged, especially the Bingham
House, ON the corner of Elizabeth and Market
streets, the windows being shattered in the whole
of its extensive front People in all sections Of the
city are giving orders Eluziers this evening for
repairs. us they know there viii be rush Oh the
trade tomorrow.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
John Savage is in San francisco,

John Savage Is in san francisco
The last thing that was heard VI Torpedo Fiehs
he was Just going OF again.
The Hon. Richard Schell gave a banquet TO Gen
Butter on Saturday night.
Gen. Fremont, who has been seriously III In Wash
inston for several days, is conyalescent.
Mrs. Horace Greeley, and Misses Ida l.. and G.
Greeley are guests IN the Royal Victoria Hotel Nassau
Senator Revels's highly democratic lecture on the
upper.ten.delcy OF the age Is received iaYoraby all
over the country
II. G. Diary Genet this time) says that the Tam
many party Us wac once SAID NJ the whole Democratic
iar!yI, kept together by the cohesive power Of pub
liz plunlur"
TIE Rev. Albert Bushwell for 25 years mission
any the Gaboon, Will read paper on The Western
Regions of Equatorial Airica,h tonight, before the
American Geographical Society
Mr.. VIM. Winter informs us that the benefit for
the veteran George Holland has been postponed until
later In the season. when oil the actors whose
would be material shall be al leisure.
Paul Il. Du Chaillu Is to receive tonight at the
meeting OF the American Geographical Society the
Paris for bis diAnaxariaA IN Ashango Land.
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THE BRooKLYN CIrY JUDGES.
The Democrats Asked to Nominate Men
who Toadied to Prince Arthsr-Is Will
tiarSrSr RSof fyyn, ,Sshe Friop~ssof Forstan>r
born Citizens, to be Thrown Overheard

unn@ST R16f fsUn, ,~<he Friep~eof Foraemnn
born Citizens, TO be Thrown Overboardf
The Republicans Of Brooklyn have nominated
two candidates for the new Judges OF the City
Court-Fisher Republican, and Hagner, q Demo
crat. The Democrats must put up q good ticket to
be successful Their convention meets this evening
at Court street. opposite the City Hail. at O'Clock,
at which those interested attend. The Fd0le Of
Saturday gives the OF Hve Of the more promi.
nent candidates in the following order indicative OF
their chances Charles Lowrey. Winchester Brltton.
William T. Robinson Joseph Nelson, and Daniel p.
Barnard. The Eagle gives a "sketch" of each.
Lowrey is q native OF Connecticut, and Britton OF
Massachusetts, All three are graduates OF Ameri-
can colleges, Union and Yale, each about twenty
years practising in the courts OF this State, and
each q member OF the Brooklyn Club which re-
Gently so lavishly entertained the English Prince
Arthur Robinson, as our readers will remember,
Indignantly refused TO attend. Britton and Lowrey
were among thvse VINO received the Priuco.
Many Americans, as well as all the Irish citizens,
felt indignant at this reception, there was per-
sonal merit In the Prince and nothing in his nation
but oppression OF ireland and insult TO this country
and her citizens, native and adopted. The Eagle
says Mr. Robinson is strong with the press and
voters These two gooc influences at a mans
back, and then We know that Grenvnle T. jerks,
the head OF the Brooklyn bar, well as many OF
the most distinguished Of the bar OF New York and
Brooklyn, are in favor Of Mr. Robinson. On former
occasion James T. Brady, Judge Fullerton, and 200
other lawyers vouched for his judicial fitness. Mr..
Brady, in his letter, said
"My esteemed friend William =. Robinson. ESQ,
Il an intelligent. well-educated gentleman, q lawyer
OF experience, end one who would. In the discharge
OF his Judicial duties be courteous, discriminating,
and able"
Mr. jerks was also very complimentary.
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WIFE MURDER IN JERSEY CITY.

Gin and Bad Temper aud the Buiict-A
Woman shot through the Hcad-Attempt
to Commit Suicide.
John Ford Of North First street, Jersey City,
was arrested for shooting his wife last evening
Ford is laboring man. and It Is said has had many
quarres with his wife. resulting from his unfortunate
drinking habits. Last evening he quarreIled with
her over some petty Misunderstanding and becoming
provoked beyond endurance he drew his revolver
and fired. The ball entered the right cheek above
the jaw, and passed out on the other side Ford
then attempted to shoot bmself, but the cartridge
missed Gre. While he was siill attempting to fire
upon himself, some of the neghbors Alarmed NJ the
cries OF Mrs Ford, rushed into the house and save
lin He was taken TO the police station. lie de.
clarcd that he shot his wife accidentally, out her
own statement to the officer who arrested her hus
band Is the reverse Of this.