Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

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WcRcMxEn (hEaaal, Dee. q Mre.
George NJ Rica. daRehtar a. RrIane.
called win har husband q ths Ga-slf.
ones today. MfA Rios d tha eIdess
dAnahfer AZ jonas Wilaon. and 4 niueer
Levi Wilson. and ~ Mars alaeB than he
ia. Mrs.. Rice has rsfasea % al. nol
earns e be mixed up IL any way VITA
the Mean matteR, and fearin9 m,iSrenre-
fentatton she nov comes forward of her
o9n aceoro- Her story eompisssly con
iIadicts the story Of Wilson, thai b B
she son Of Z. IA M0sn. She was a home
u North OxloFd when Lsvi vas born,
and she had watched him grow up as 20
infant and through childhood. He was
the son 81 her own parants. aud withouf
any question be vas named after her
uncle, Lew kealsadan. Her father died
a Quaddick, Conn., and she vas uith
hlm All through hia Illness. Levi was
also living at home. Thers never
vas any doaih-bed confession by hsr
father - stated BY Levi. Sha knsW cl
Lewis suddenly beooming Fioh. hut he
never explained IL 70 her. She had r.
oslved Gifts from himi bui enly IN .
oFoihagly way. She never received any
thing for keeping any laeEst. SOS
taoaRhi Levi mast Be cut Of bis mind
wzEsoa's morHER AEso HnanD Kn0m.
PUrxAn, Dee. s.-Ths wilson-Moa
anaiF has caused great excitement here
and il the surrounding towns, where
Wilaon formerly lived. This afSaFn0an
reporter vent 10 East Thempson
and had 90 interview With MFa. Lyman
Porter. Wils0a'a mother. She said
empAakioally that ahe IL Wilson'S oWn
m0theE, and that Jonas Wilson was hiE
real father. She also said the record OF
Wiison'a birth ~ Oxford vas coFreos.
she thinks Wilaon not IN his right mind
she does net know of any mystery.
She 4 So years old. and Is bFokeE
down Ia health. Wilson ID 8 perfect
picture Of her in faos. especially the n0ss,
forehead and expression Of the eyes
aoe says she never eaW oR heard al
Moen tai Of late years. Her husband
u Q shoemaker, and is supported mostly
b. Wilson. Mr.. Porter says his wife
aVars that Wilson is heF legitimate ean