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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
4 MONSTERS DESPAIR.
NsIIlsg, the Murderer sfAda Atkia-
son, Submits
To tho Inevitable and No Longer
Denies HE Guilt.
Two Female kisilists Fall Victims
of the Law.

lNrAYIrrr, IsD., November I.-YerV
quietly and very Unexpectedly shsir
scanlan, Of Benton county. came Ia ca the
early morning train, and going direct 10
the jail, informed Jacob Melting. the mur.
derer OF Ada Atkinson, that he had come
to take him back to the Fowler Jail. The
announcement created no noticeable effect
on Neliing. He .quietly answered, "Al
right; wait until get my overcoat" Then
Btdaiux Hts FeiIsw Prisoaers GsSd-
Bye.
he informed the Sheriff that he WAS ready.
Sheriff Scsnlan Was accompanied BY eT-
Sheriff Harmon. They did not manscie
the prisoner who. contrary to expectation,
evinced no disposition 10 kick against the
inevitable. He did request that his remov.
al should he kept rs quiet as possible, and
asked that the Sheriff would prohibit
the admission Of visitors TO his cell ~
Fowler.
Sheriff Scsnlsn says he does not :hink
there is the least probability OF violence
beirg shown Melting, or that his irial will
in the least be intcrfcred with. The et-
element has cooled down aud the people
are now disposed 10 let the 10. take IL.
course. Should change oi venue be de
msrd,d and granted, the popular feeling
might be readily aroused, and
Violence Mik ht be Attempted.
1t is now believed by those who have
conversed with N.iling, that he has recog
nlzed the fact that death Is the inevitable
termination. and that IL Is useless 10 light
against the iates.
go far I'm denying his former cOnies
sious or recalling hrs plea %! guilty, II /,
believed that he will now offer no obstacle
TO speedy MIR al, and that he will no
longer contend for u change Of venue. lIs
has retained John +. McHngh, oi l.siay-
cite. Io iooE after his Interests. 4
IS undsntool that Mr. McHugh has
frankly told his client that there IL no o.
cape iOr him, and that the death penatty 10
certain 10 be inflicted in his case.
I:ev. II. \. luchtsl has visited Melting
several times and he, too, has Impressed
upon his mind the importance OF
Preparation for the Hisai ChasEs.
All efforts, however, TO induce him 70 de-
tail the horrors oi that chamber where the
terrible deed ~ss psrpetrAted have thus far
been futile. The court sits In Benton coan-
tyn,It Monday.
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AGREED ON ARTHUR.
Sunset Cox Confident chat he Will be
the Next Republican Nominee for
PIe .ideDf.

Sunset Cox Confident that ne Will be
the Next Republican Nominee for
PIe .idepf.
WASHINGTON, November l7.-"Who will
be the Republican csndidate?" said Con-
grtssmsn S. S. Cox last night. why,
Arthur. OF course. There is nobody in the
Republican party who can beat him in the
nomination.
Does he intend 10 seek the nomination?
"InteEd TO" why. he's seeking it now.
Hes been seeking ii all along. He means
to have it and the wires are all laid. He
will be he Republican candidate for Presi.
dent as sure as the Republican party holds
aeonNenuor.
Arthur has
The Game In His own Hands,"
said Republican congressman from New
York. "He will have the vote Of every
southern State in the convention and will
have the vote Of New York. IL will go
lsrd ii he can't pick Up tAe dozen or so
u.Orr than will se necessary. Arthur
bssp't made any fuss about it but be has
unietly managed things so that he is mas
tar of the situatrOu. lie will be nominated
and his enemies can't prevent 1t.
Then be has some enemies
'Of course there will be some kicking,
bu. II will not prevent his nomination
Prerarations are actively being forwarded
at the Capitol for the arrival OF Congre3'.
The new House desks for the new members
hare been put in position, aud the new vel
Vet carpet is going dOwr. The seats, as is
well understood,
Are In semi-Gircu'ar Rows.
with occasional aisles to psrmit the mem
bers 10 the more easily pass IN and out OF
their seats. These rows have been length.
ened by extending them further toward the
south wall Of the hall in which the House
sits, end by closing up some OF the short
aisles which were not especially needed.
'Why don't you fire out the desks, any
wav'' was asked Of Clerk Mcpherson,
'sHd let the members have only chairs,
and. by onIittirg the writing of letters, DE
abe TO attend mere strictly to business. IL
: a very uncommon thing for ten members
10 be paying attention 20 what is going
On, AZ = time, under the present SYSTEM
Well. we tritd that some years ago he
answered, and
It Did Not give Satisfaction.
A member can soon learn to write letters
and at the same time give attention to
What is going on in the House about him.
There is little Of the time that he is re-
quired TO give close attention to the de-
ti,s If the proceedings"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
The STRIKING TYPOS.
Several New York Papers submit,
while Others Take the Situate u I'm
Different Way.

Several New York Papers submit,
while Others Take the Sitaatic II I'm a
Different Way.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE compost
tors in the offices OF the Commercial Ad-
yertiser, evening Post, and Mail and Er
press struck at $50 this morning for forty
cents per thousand, al advance Of five
cents. The first named paper Immediately
made satisfactory arrangement with the
men, but the latter two refused to
accede to their demands, and
their composing rooms were deserted.
Both papers published one edition, but
they showed the strongest evidence Of q
want of compositors. 1t is said the Post
had only a man and two boys at the cases
most OF the day, but later number of
printers presented themselves
In Response 10 q Big Poster
at the Broadway door of the Office, and
there will be less trouble tomorrow. The
force on the Telegram and News did not
strike, q satisfactory arrangement being
made IN advance.
To night there was more trouble in the
Tribune office, but 1t was speedily settled
by an advance to forty.si1 cents. and a
yearly CONTRACT az tnat price, ine n!en
claim that the Tribune is now Union
Office. NO card, no sit" they say, will
be the rue there heresfter. Tne Courier
des E,a's mis-, the French newspaper, also
submitted to the meS. S.rkes are eE'
pected in the Stasts Ieitung and Sunday
Mercury offices. 1t is understood that the
advancement by which the printers go
back at the Tribune Office is only a Temp.
rary one. ard will remain ss such until the
return of Mr.. Reid. who is at present in
the West.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
THE DANVILLE RIOT.
Meeting of the Committee Of Tween.
tY, Yesterday.
a Scheme for Settling the Affair
of the Pacific Bank.
A Reduction 10 the Wages Of Read
iug Iron Workers.
China Willing to Accept a Mediator
in the Tonquin Troubles.

DANvILLE, Va, November 1.-The Com.
mittee of Forty, appointed at a meeting OF
citizens, met this morning. 1t appeared
that twenty witnesses had been examined
and testimony taken covering about forty
pages legal cap. The committee invites ali
persons having information about the dis.
turtances OF the Sd inst, and tae conduct
of the white people here from that date 10
the close of the day of election, to give
their testimony. Many witnesses are yet
tn be examined,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
FIRST FIGHT OF THE SEASON.
Troy. New York, COlsred Champions
Meet In The Ring.


TROY, \. Y. November 1.-THE first
priz, fight of the season in this vicinity &C.
CURED tonight in a well.known resort in
west Troy, where cock lighters generally
make their headquarters. The fight was
between two colored persons, and was with
soft gloves, for $50 aside ami the receipts.
Nearly 2Op sporting men from this city,
Wes; Troy. Schenectady. and CohOeS were
pre- sent. The lighters were Jake"
VI ay ard William ray !or, b ,tter known
as Roscoe" the winner OF great many
fights. Ten rounds were fought. The ODDS
were in flyGr oi Roscoe, and there was
heavy betting. Tee fight was great sur.
prise, Roscoe being Knocked down twelve
times while MunGSy only fell twice. lD
the last rouu Roscoe was knocked down
six times ard the last time fell lat on his
face and was unable TO get up. lie was so
ex be listed he had to be assisted to his cor
uer and his clothes put on him by his
frier Gs. The tight lasLed forty minutes.
Alta late hour Roscoe vas not aole TO stand
up {, Sueas, and was taken home in car
gi"IC
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
MATRIMONIAL ECcENIRiCIIles.
Young Georgia couples who Are In
Unsie 20 Marry.

AIGusrA, ca, November E.-Mstrimo-
NAL ecoentricities have been developing
within . day or two. In Taylor county
to-day, William Hogg vas married 70 Miss
Georgia Garrett, girl between twelve and
thirteen yesrs Of age, by w. p. Caldwell, .
Justice Of the Peace, In his Office. This 4,
the second daughter OF Mr.. Robert Garrett
who was married st this sge.
In Amsneus, Mr.. Robert Sullivan, aged
seyente.n n, and Miss Eddie Cobo, daughter
of Alderman Cobb, aged fourteen, we're
married 1itb much ceremony.
In BsrriiD county. Nr. william We,
Issiih and Miss Alice Tygsrt were married.
Tne young couple have wanted 10 marry
for some time, bnt have been prevented by
objections on the part OF the brides rris-
tiyss. At last their love ieaped sll bard
ers, and Justice Slater performed the csre-
nony in Pine Forest, on the public road.
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WILL ROSE FOOT THE BiLL9
LiIliaa CIeVes Makes Some Very Spicy
Atsteaeats.

RocHEsT1R. November IT.-At the dose
OF Thursday nights performance here OF
the Princes Of Paris" with Lillian Gloves
Is leading lady, the company's effects weTs
attached on claims Of Rochester men aggre-
eating $la5. The company 10 now hero
stranded, with not enough MONEY 10 pay
heir hotel bills. The managers were Searls
and Sammis. The former Is the husband
O. Rose Eytinge. Sammis says Sesrie failed
o perform his share in the management
but Lillian Cleves offers the following spicy
cause Of the financial embarrassment:
''Searle has treated me very badly
through it all, and don't mind telling the
reason. have Q judgment against his
wife for $3.50. She has long owed me .
large sum Of money, and now has Q costly
diamond ring belonging 20 ME, They
thought was about TO press my claim
when they offered ma this play. Be-
sides, told Searle that his personal atten-
tions were distssteful. Was very foolish.
of course, to be taken in by them. and
YOU may be sure that when | reach New
York sgain shall repay them
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The Lily Very III.

HAMILTON. lCANADA, November 1T.-hrs.
Lsnetry was suddenly taken seriously i'll
yesterday, in her palace car, of nervous
prostratiou. Her appearance at the Grand
Opera House last night in the School for
Scandal was postponed.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
In Relation 20 Epjofnfnr pa'lresd
Companies On Public streets.

Ii will be remembered hat aoout ten
days since J udge Jacob in dec ding the sp-
plication fol- an injunction against th- o.
r. r Co. held substantially that the abut.
ting lot owner upon street Of city or
town did not own the fee OF the street and
thst he could not enjoin q railroad com.
ny from taking and occupying street,
II IDe ccUEcii Of lbe city or Town consen ted
to sgcn occupancy. Yesterday At Mounds
vile rhe same Judge bsid substantially
u pon the application of the Charley Sotier
for an INJUNCTION against the o. T. T. T.
Con psny that the court would not enIoin
= con, psny for aliedged damages vhirh
would result 10 the property of lot owner
uron a stree; holding further il such lot
oser vas dsmsged, his remedy wss oy q
suis for dsmsges at Law and not in q oourt
ot equity.
Thus. as ~e underrtsnd it, practically
di.po,es Of the questions in the Elm Grove
Railroad case e1ospt toat invoking the
validity OF the ordinance OF the City Coan-
Gil authorizing The Elm Grove Company
70 psst ever l6th street in this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
WHITE ANTS ON BEACON HILL,
The Massachusetts state House Said tc
Re in Danger.


Re i'm Danger,
BcsToN, November 1.-THE rayages Of
he white ants among the volumes of the
basement OF the SAFE House have led to
an investigation which may show the
necessity of radical measures to save the
whole editice. The attention of Professor
Hagen al the Agassz Museum in Cam
bridge was called to the matter
and he said the presence Of the
white ants in the Stale House is a
Matter for Genuine Alarm.
1t might be found, I've ssid, tha, the State
House is not so substantial building as il
appeared TO b.. lie spoke of the destruc-
ton OF briUge at rorter's station some
years ego, which was chosen by the ants
because Of the moisture from locomotives
that stopped under it forty times daily
Several other cases were noted, sll of which
vent TO show the possibility that their
presence in the Capitol might result in the
sudden demolition OF that apparently sub
stantial pile.
The room in which they had appeare
was in the centre of the building, and If
their progress wss not stopped they wouli
soon attack the girders and so weaken
them that they
Might Give Way at Auy Instant,
and thus bring down the entire structure.
Even if this did not happen there was dan.
ger Of partial destruction, and in case OF
their getting into the stair supports there
might some time be loss of life aud limb
bp the stairs Suddenly falling. This dan ,Nr
is inc reased by the fact that the ants W yrk
in the inside of the wood they attack, no
sign rf themselves or their operations sp
pearing OIL the outside.
Another cause Il alarm was the damage
they might 20 10 the valuable archives
stored in the buiGing, and 10 the books in
he library. Killing ibe insects will not
d." said the Professor; thy NUS, be pre-.
vented from entering a building by the
use OF cement and metal in place of wood.
In 1876 six inch timber in the establish
ment Of Alvan Clark 4 SOUS al Cambridge
port, supporting the floor above, and which
had been kept constantly moist by hot
steam,
Suddenly Gave Awhy.
TIE ants assembled through the centre OF .
supporting post, and completely honey
coz b. j the timber above. In anothe jpaIt
Of the establishment iron supports had 10
be gut in to polishing benches"
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Henry JamcS's brother Dying.

MILwArKEE, Noyem ber T.-Mr. Garth
W. James, brother OF the novelist, is slow
" dying here from u complication of di.,
eases. He served gal antIy during the war
and since then has lived IN this city. An
other brother Robertson James. IS serious
ly ill., The father died last yest. Garth
James is thirty eight years old.
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MATCHED WITH RYAN.
SIugger Sullivan TO Fight and SHOW
no Mercy.

tulrAro. November E.-Ten thousand
people filed the spacious armory of Battery
ID last night to witness the exhibition OF
pugilistic skill that proved tie fines. aEd
NEST orderly seen in Chicago for many
years. John l.. Sullivan appeared on the
stage twice, sparring with the Maori and
Steve Taylor giving splendid exhibition
Of his xii. After the entertainment Sui
livan offered Paddy Ryan two a! !ternatives
in respect to the laIter's determination to
meet bin. Offering TO tisht Ryan On equal
te.ms as before. with the agreement that il
tie latter stood up during four rounds he
should have the entire gait receipts, or
that they should spar with gloves, each
taking fifty per cent. Of the receipts, SnIIi-
van showing no mercy. Ryan has accepted
the latter prop position.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
THE PACIFIC BANK.
Satisfactory scheme for the Settle
ment OF It's Affairs.

BoSToH. November l1.-Tbc success OF
the plan Tor the settlement OF the affairs of
the Pacific Bank is considered assured,
claims TO the amount OF 81 100000 having
areded to The scheme. The plan is the
settlement by the creditors with the deb.
tors and stockholders, by which all the AS
sets Of the bank will go tothe creditors
and bc isGributed as fast as they are real.
ized. The Directors will be r,leased on the
payment OF 100000 each and the return to
the receiver OF about Si5DUUJ in securities.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18

Is hundreds Of instances where Hot
Spriags and other treatment fsilsd 70 cure
-eToi ula and typhili,ic disorders, the suffer
er has sought and found . cure in DR. Guy
tot,s yellow Dock and sArsspa,iIiA- II en-.
riches the blood, strengthens the urinary
ana digestive organs, and quickly re-
moves all indications a NJ health aod
blood disease. from pimpis to runnins
rore, from = hesdscbs 10 ,bennstie psin
Its superiority over ali o.hfr blood puri
fiers and Strengthening msdieinss 10 admit
isd By ell rLo -; ils sasshTe et,G; sot u
faglce
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
,rhav u,,l c.ant ne,Ilufiou

loHDoa, November l7.-rne Morning
Post lesrns that the Government of China
is manifesting readiness to accept English
mediation. Prime Minister Ferry has no
tilted tie French Ambassador 20 England
that be will inform hIm shortly Of the on
diiions on which France will accept the
mediation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
FEMALE NIHlliSTS.
Two WOmes Pay the Penalty 81 %
s'ruel Husstnn Law.

Two wOmrs Pay the Penalty 81 ths
cruel Husstnn Law.
LoSroS, November i7.-Nihilism In Rus-
ia has resulted in two more tragedies, both
eliminating at ST. Petersburg ye,tsrjiy.
Both were hanged. one by the official exc
cutioner the other by her own hand, evi.
IDENTIFY in full view OF the fact that death
awaited her in any case. The official victim
WAS Sofia WaskIepensky, young lady
student, a member Of the Society of the
Red Cross one OF tho women arrested at
the time Of the Imperial Marie Institute al
Warsaw was discovered to have
Fallen Into Nihiiistie CsssrsI.
ard a sister OF q leading reyolutionist.
1t is said that % her trial conducted
with great dispatch AMI secrecy, IL was
shown that owing to influence obtained at
court, through the institution being under
the direct patronage OF the Empress, tho
prisoner had been engaged In intriguss
with palace officials, having for their ulti.
mate object the assassination OF the CIH.
These ftstrments, in connection with de-
velopRpDts OF the recent trial OF Rsd Gross
Socialists which resulted in the deporta-
tfon OF sixty three Of them 10 Siberia, havs
caused O profound sensation In the Kns-
sisn Ca DiiaI. The execution OF Nils. War
krepensky took place early yesterday mora
ing, in the presence only OF official specta.
tors She Is said a. have
Met Her Death BraveIy.
The suicide was woman named Dads
sky, who had, by her vehement eloqusuoe
and reck less devotion 10 the principles u
Nlhili,m, made herself . leader among tbs
terroris,s Of Little Russia aud other
southern provinces OF tho Empire. She
vas recently arrested at KhaTkov. the
Cspi,sl Of tho province OF the same name,
and sent TO ~. PeLersburg for trial. Ysster.
day morning she wn found desd Ia ker
cell, having hanged herself during the
night with . towel TO the bars Of window
lust under the low ceiling Of the room.
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r.,eweu, Houses Burned.

CHICAGO, November F.-seven frame
tenements, hlckly peopled, were burned
at South CHI igo this morning, and there
we're q number of narrow escapes, as the
flames spread very rapidly. Peter Mo1iz
was sutfocated snc burned to crisp. The
loss is So, ,Oo0 with a slight insurance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
'sOvna,i o, ,,atr x.aai.~To,-

"a. No'ember l7.-George Barlow
,''-ss NaiIbo5d married Erie girls q
J''S'nrs. srd o. their wed lin day
e." .4e schooner Annie Tor Mil
-, ""'i vas received to dsy that
'r'e ">; y III l.eysssat
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A REMARKABLE DIVORCE.
An Erripg but Aged wOman's Rrla.
ti0ns with a Preacher.

Liss)N, O., November l7.--Au old mar
ried couple have Just been granted q di-
yorce here ON account Of the errirg.wife
being too intimate with neigh boring
preacher. The woman in question is 81
years old and her husband ne y'ars her
senior. The sat!est part Of the affair Is
that the divorce WIS granted on the testi-
mony OF her eiies. son, who swore that be
nsa been gniIant for a long time OF the
relations between his mother and the min
is'pr Int sept Iniet foE fear II would ruin
his mother reputation II he said anything
about II,
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Might Give Way at Auy Instant, ,

TIE ants assembled through the centre Of =
supporting post, and completely honey
coz b; i the timber above. In anothe ipaIt
Of the establishment iron supports had 10
be gut in to polishing benches"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
AFoRMER WHEELING MAN
Admitted 20 Practice in the Supreu
Coart of Ihe Cnited states

Coart of the Catted states
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November H.-Nr.
John c. Shea. q prominent young lawyer
formerly OF Boston. Mass, but now OF this
city, has been admitted to practice in the
Supreme Court of tho United States. on
motion OF Judge Jeremish ". Wilson, Of
this city.
He was also Principal OF the West
Wheeling School or about hye years
and is Well known in Belisire. Bridgeport,
81. ClsirsSille, and also snoug the LAWYERS
OF Wheeii & be IS twenty niue years ofase.
They are generally admitted 90 practice in
this: Court at the age Of forty years.-ED.
REGISTER.
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Freight Destroyed by Fire.

JERSEY CITY. \. j., November IA
ire this morning in the freight depot Of
the Central Railroad of New Jersey at
COmmuniPsw destroyed the freight depot
Eve box cars loaded and vast quantity OF
miscellaneous freight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
Minister Ye,r,'s w"urd.sr Murderer

PAE,-, Noyemie- T.-Fh! siciins who
have examined yuung CurrieI. VINO en-
dea, O, 81 20 shoot Prime Minister Ferry
yesterday, state that he is suffering from
recent attack of rypbus fever. He does
rot belong to any Anarchist society.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
'ditor Tri,ca.. Big wipaf,,,.

... NovrnLer IA newspaper
90 '".' Ky IS in luck. A wealthy
&c -nLe q Wiilism F-iscb, tae
-. 80 '...,or OF the American, was So
- H..A 5 nePLrws advent IN jOls-
o. :, Tat Gt Las died aGG left him Gn. e
.'..'s "a money and 500 more in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
ICNOON'S NEW SCANDAL.
iHShiOnablC widows Marriage Srf-
denly Hroken on,


/ y NJYu5er l-.-Nr. Clinton W,n
a.-wn-- q: an American family, has
male =. subject Of a grave and scan.
= sC,"sa!;Or. 4 Mrs. Miller, the
2''oi h"sn,iful young child, being
s?ist n very respectable society as a
i'S. w.a p. affections OF Mr.. Jay, and
s's'gea nlmse,i 20 be married to her.
1 aF, ,..r before the date set for the
"s.s " Jay suddenly broke Off the
'ie'0'rr s@d refused to make any eN-
t"o's Mrs. Muller sued him for
r @, rpmtse. laying claim to heavy
/ .-.. Tie case is now proceeding,
'-e Startling defence put in by the de
a.. . 80 ,IUSe Vi the present SensG-
aE ,sys Re broke of the engage
.s,.,-e he sscsrtainsd that Mrs.
or "a' In' \ widow: that he- child
80 born N wedlOCk and thst her as
''H g.. w,lOwhOOd was fsi>e pre-
g. l-i.sa. tie Ch.lG.S i!tegi.imaCy.
: e.ose.y pressed during the cross.sx-
-a."n Iy defendants counsel, Mrs.
. st-. ted that the child vas uallv-
1aA S'a'sd that It was horn while she
.~- - a'.' Of mistress 10 Mr. Clinton
H.. "h1 was 80 father.