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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07

Fo,rtsen of the raieut Arrested at PARK
nrshurg

Fo,rtsen of the Talent Arrested at Park
orsburg
..-r r.rrr oEtE.g0T.
PAREEEsBuB0. September GA good
deal of excitement was csused this after
noon bv the srrsst Of a gang Of about four
tseu fakirs. who were getting 10 their work
with vsrons games az che fair grounds.
The arrests were made np1u the order Of
Prosecuting Attorney Caldvel. A police
force acting uader the direction of leader
pulled them in. and at the same momen'
took their money away from them gather
"a up their whes.s of ior,uns. chuck g.
luck and ctber devices sud brought che
whole business. iskirs and ali, before
Squire saple.on Auorg them was
GOOD looking h1t gay Homan iaSir.
SQUIRE snple.ou bound them over
in fhe Sum of tlrse hundred
dollars. each t0 answer indictments. some
oi them pnl OPP Che money, some furnished
aond and one or two are in jail, but Will
be baiied out IL prominent citizen went
bail for the woman. Among the tAkirs
are several local sports, one of them being
"a former member OF the police force. The
Prosecuting Attorney is supported IN rms
action by the sentiment ot THIS city. fMk-
ersburg has no use FOX iasirs.
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THE COURTS.
The Business Transacted In the Circuit and
Federal Tribunals, Yesterday.

The Business Transacted In the Circuit and
Federal Tribunals, Yesterday.
The docket was called in Judge Camp
BELLS Part of the CiIcuit Court, yesterday,
and the cases were set, as far as it was
p;ssible 10 dispose of them at that time.
There were no less than ten pleas Of guilty
to peti. larceny, and the prisoners were
sentenced to terms in the county Jail rang
ing from thirty to sixty days. Those plead
ing guilty were as follows:
George Jones, indicted for obtaining
money by false preteusesi plea OF guilty to
petit larceny; Jail for thirty days.
John SheHin, indicted for petit larceny
plea of guilty; thirty days in jail.
Thomas Patterson, indicted for petit lsr'
ceny on three cOuats; plea of guilty; Jail fol
thirty days on each.
Louis Graf, indicted for petit larceny
plea of guilty Jail for thirty days.
Lafe Harding, indicted for petit larceny
plea of guilty; jail for thirty daye
Dennis Mccarthy, indicted for petit lar
ceny; plea of guilty; Jail for thirty days.
David Osmau, indicted for petit larceny
plea Of guilty; Jail for thirty days.
George Hamp, indicted for petit larceny
plea of guilty Jail for sixty days.
John Haley, indicted for petit larceny
plea of guilty, for thirty days.
William Thomas alias William johnson,
indicted for pstit laceny; plea Of guiltyr
Jail for sixty days.
Pleas Of not guilty were entered as fol-
lows: John Monahsn, indicted for bur
glary; two counts; John Kreider, indicted
for burglary; KeDney Davis alias William
Davis, indicted for petit larceny; Charles
Lauchlin, indicted fjr cruelty to animals
The following jurors are summoned for
Monday, in Part Two: Henry Stamm, E.
II. Hudson, Lawrence Beck, F. E. Ulm-
sted, Charles Senseney, J. B. Crawford,
John Hannah, William Vermillion, John
Corcoran, Louis Britt, VIM. Freise, Jr.,
John Bowling, Aug. Bushwing, Raphael
Habig, johnson Wherry. A. d. Garden,
John w. Nichols, T. NJ. Rine, Peter Men
del, Geo. ZOeckler, Robert Purcell, Frank
Seeney, Geo. Otto, Fred. Nsuhart, W. F.
Grabe, Adam Morningstsr, Chss. F.
Bremen. VIM. Kruser, John Kimmins and
Louig Heathe.
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NEW NoRK PUGS
Waiting for Lowry's MlnlOns to Try t.
Take Them.

Waiting for Lowry's MlnlOns to Try to
Take Them.
NEW YORK, September Elf Governor
Lowry's minions are in town TO arrest the
Sullivan. Kilrsin people, they have not
frightened anybody yet. Jim Wakely
said last night that he had heard early in
the day that the Sheriff had arrived in
the morning. He believed that if that
were so the Sheriff had gone to Albany to
see Governor Hill The Governor was at
the Hoffman House lest night.
Wakely said that Peter Mitchell had
notified Governor Hill that he wanted to be
heard in the defense Of Wakely, Johnston,
Muldoon, Cleary, Stevenson, Mike Dono-
van and the Murphys before extradition
papers were signed.
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sHAEFER MAD.

He VIII Play Bls Match With McKenns
ON Schedule Time.
CHICAGO. September 6 Jacob Shaeier,
the champion bilhardist, is very indig-
nant man. lie has Just learned that Dick
Roche. bis backer, he's handed over to
Charles Colyiu, editor Of the Clipper $500
20 be given Harvey Mckenna for
postponing their straight rail match until
January.
The little man opposed this plan and
wired Cllyin not TO pay over the money.
Rather than give mp this money under
such circumstances Shaetsr has decided to
play on the stipulated date.
He has commenced practice and says
McEenna will have to play billiards when
they meet.
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THE BONDS VOID.
SIG 600 900 OF Worthless Texas Railroad
gacurItlaa

SIG 600 900 OF Worthless Texas Railroad
Securities.
CHICAGO, September Ga dispatch
from Austin, Texas, says; A suit by John
s. Kennedy, ct al, of New York, vs. the
International & Great Northern to fore
mortgage and collect SIG 600, 600 due on
bonds, comes up at Tyler to-day, and the
State will declare the bonds fictitious, null
and void. This is the first suit of the
kind ever instituted. The Attorney Gen
eral holds that under the laws of Texas
railroad companies cannot bond their roads
for more than the actual cost of construc-
ton and equipment, and that the money
obtained on the SIG. 1909, 900 Of bonds in
question, was not needed and was never
used for any such purpose.
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United States Circuit Court.

The attention of the United States Cir
cult Court was almost entirely occupied
yesterday, with the hearing of the case OF
the United States Y. OlOverdale Williams,
from Marion county, indicted for viola
tion Of the election laws. The case for the
government was, that at the election in
November last, Williams had offered John
T. Wald, of Marion county, three dollars
to vote the Republican ticket. The de-
fense was represented by Hon G. W. At
kinson, and Prosecuting Attorney Sturgiss
very ably represented the interests OF
the government. Daring the pro-
eress Of the trial Judge Jackson took
occasion to deprecate the disposition Of the
defense to lug politics into the case, his
remarks meeting with general approval.
The Jury went out late in the afternoon,
and came in Just before Court adjourned
with the statement that they could not
agree. Judge jackson said he would give
them another chance, and adjourned then
until this morning.
The CASE of the United States VS. Calvin
Mscabee, charged with the same cffense as
the foregoing vas then put on trial. This
case comes from Marion county, also, aud
the accused is charged with offering or
paying five dollars for a vote for the Re-
publican ticket. The taking Of evidence
was not concluded.
The District Court was not in sessi0e.
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COMPROMISE TERMS

Proposed By the Dock Masters
ctpted by the strike Commit
LONDON, September 5.-As ar
the conference held to-day, the doc
tors sgreed 10 consider
for six penny rate TO BE-
Jsnuary next. This time is liked
10 allow.a readjusiment Of charges ,, ,..,..
the outlay. The strikers committee con
sented TO advise the men 10 accept this
proposition.
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DEMPSEY IS SORE.

The Nooparen Wants Another Chance At
Ia Blanche.
PORTLAND, ORE, September 6-Jack
Dempsey, the heretofore invincible middle
weight champion pugilist, arrived here to-
day, overland frcm San Francisco. He
shows but few msrks of his recent terrible
battle with the Marine. The swelling OF
his nose has nearly subeided. He is in
good spirits and fine condition, and e1
presses a very strong desire TO have another
chance at LaBlanche. He says that is the
height OF his ambition, and he has every
confidence that he will be able to retrieve
ois fallen laurels. He will remain here
AZ out two weeks and then return to San
| Francisco.
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MUST DO PaNANCE.
The Sacrament Denied to Two Prominent
nsfhoffCa

The Sacrament Denied to Two Prominent
Catholics.
AUBURN, n. y, September 6.-The
strife between Iaymen and priest over the
Father Lambert cqse in Waterloo does not
abate one whit, but rather grows the
hotter. The latest development occurred
when Father Hickey, at morning mass in
ST. Mary's Church, read a letter from
Bishop McQ Quaid denying James Kelly and
Wm. Dempsey, two prominent members OF
st. Mary's Church during Father Lam
bert's psstorsts and his warm personal
friends, the sacrsments of the church un-
til they should make public penarce for
bringing FAther MeGlynn to Waterlo2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07

In the United States viii recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need q gentle and
reliable laxative. IL your liver is inactive
you can't hope for good health until you
regulate the regulator" By taking some
safe remedy. Elixir Of Dates IS jasi what
you need. Give 10 o trial. Sid in 60
cent bottles by W. W. Irwin, w. = VIII
liams, John Laughliu aud Q. r. Gosiza
J. 7. Goodwin q Co. and Logan 4 o.,
Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07

spent in Auburn Prlson-Relessed AT
Last.
CHICAGO. September GA dispatch
from Detroit, Mich, says: Evangelist
Howells has arrived here with Patrick
Brady, who has lust been released from
Auburn Peui,outiary after thifty-one
years Imprisonment Brady il s man Of
more than ordinary intelligence and be
yond a certain bewiidsred air shows little
evidence thsl be has not seen the world
outside for years.
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DEATHS RICH FEAST.
A HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE IN AN ANT
WRRP FACTORY.
Dynamite E1plOdss, Fires The Buildings and Two
Hundred People Psrish-PiYs Hundred
More Seriously Irlursd-fhsPDp-
sriy Lass IS R1'rmouS

ANTWERP, September GA terrible dis
aster occurred at Antwerp to-day, and the
loss of life will run up into the hundreds.
Hundreds more are fearfully wounded and
will die, while the loss Of property surpassss
estimate at this hour. Dynamite exploded
in cartridge factory in the vicinity Of the
BOurse, and the whole factory Immediately
took fire. Portions Of the Bourse and ad-
joining buildings were struck by fraguenis
and took fire, causing 4 dreadful panic.
INA CAMBRIDGE FACTORY.
The explosion occurred in a workshop
where old cartridges were being taken to
pieces. Men and women were actively 81
work breaking them up and $4,000. 000
had been partly broken. The Ere is still
raging and now covers two acres. The
flames shoot mp 10 an immense height.
Amid the roar of the danes there is a COZ
tinuous succession Of loud reports, sup
posed to be from the ignition and eIplo-
sion Of packets OF cartridges. Beyond
the Russian tanks, and Mobiles sheds
there are numerous houses burning. The
shipping at the Africa and America docks.
in danger
A HORRIBLE DRATH RrCORD
The number OF deaths will probably
reach 200. About 500 persons were IN
jured. The loss will be many million
france. 1t will be impossible to sKlin-
guish the DANES in less than twenty-four
hours. Several vessels have been burned.
Owing to the intense heat the iiremen are
unable to approach the flames nearer than
one hundred yards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07
cARLE coNDENsArIoNs.

The welch steel workers. are threaten
ing to strike.
A Zibz.bar dispa'. IN has been reotiytd,
stating that C2.giain Wissman has cz-
hausled his suppy Of ammunition.
AmsssiDg Of the Uoiled Spinner Society
WA held at Manchester, yesterday, 90
which il was resolved 10 work on half
time for a month, from Monday, sspism-
be- q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07
TRADES INDICATOR.
The Record OF the Weeks Business shown
byDun Co.

/ The Record OF the Weeks Business shown
byDun & Co.
NEW YORK, September 6.-R G. Dun
& Co. g weekly review of trade says: Real
improvement is seen in almost every de-
partmenI OF business. With each week il
becomes more certain that the crops from
abroad has clearly indicated larger for
eign demand, while such speculation az
might arrest the outward movement Of
grain and provisions has thus far been pre-
vented.
At Boston the wool market is firm and
large sales have been inside and ~ore con-
ldence is felt. The improVemf IN
and steel is general at Philaf
Pittsburg, bat large buyers
and No. pig il still quoted
with rails Q, $2ss25 80. tt
bar iroa is heavy and prices
The business failures
compared with total Of
and 206 the week previous to =.
the corresponding week last year H.
ures were 224.
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THE OHIO Man.

Thomas "a. Anderson. Of Cambridge, Ap-
pointed Minister 20 Bolivia.
WASHINGTON, September 6.-rhe Pres
ident to-dsy msde the following appoint
menis. Aulick Palmer, Of this District, tC
be U. S. Consul at Dresden.
Thamas ID. Anderson, Of Cambridge, o.
10 be Minister Resident and Consul Gen
ersl to Bolivia. Mr.. Anderson is prom
trent lawyer. and az one time 1eld the
office Of Prosecuting Attorney OF Guernsey
county. he has served on the State Cen
trail and Executive Committees OF the Re
pubIcau party Of Ohio.
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Gresn,burE Murderer Arrested.

GREESsBURG, Pa, September Ga re-.
port reachsd this city this Afternoon that
two so1a Of james Kaufman and q son az
Hugh White, deceased, who live GEAR
Donegal, in Fayttte county, were arrested
this morning charged with the murder OF
old man Cfamer, who vas killed rome fsW
weeks ago and his body thrown into a veil
on the premises.
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PULLMAN's PROPOSITION.

Half a Million to he Paid to CblcagO's s
Exposition Fund.
CHICAGO, September ct was stated
to-day that George NJ. Pullman has sub
scribed 500, 900 to the Worlds Fair fund.
To q reporter who called on him Mr.. Pail
man would only admit that he bad suggest
ed the advisability of giving an immediate
impetus to the work OF raising the SIS, 0OO,'
600 by securing $500, 900 in one lump from
FIVE citizens of Chicago in subscriptions OF
SlO0. 600 each. Who the four, besides Mr..
Pullman, are has not been divulged, but P.
D. Armour and Marshall Field are men
toned IS two of them.
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CALL DECLINES.

ae Does Not Wish to Discuss HIS Record
In Joint Debate
JAcKsoNyILLK, Fla, September g.
Mr.. Wilkinson Call, senior u. S. Senator
from Florida, has addressed an open letter
to Col. W. D. Chipley, chairman Of the
State Democratic Executive COMMITTEES
declining the istter'5 proposition to meet
him in Joint discussion before the people oi
Florids. as contained in Mr.. Chipley SC
ceptancs Of Senator Calls challenge TO his
alleqea Safamers.
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rwEED's PRINCE HAL

Death OF Henry Genet In New York
CITY.
NEw YORK, September 6.-Henry n.
Ssuets condition was so critical last
nigh, tSst his death Ueg hourly expected
and his family remained ut his bedside
throughout the night Early this morn
ang he showed some improvement but this
waa only temporary, and shortly before
lO O'clcck he died.
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LeaRne and AssocIatIop.

At Baltimore Baltimore 3. st. Louis 2
errors, Baltimore 4, st. Louis 4; hits
Baltimore ), ST. Louis 4. Pitchers, Xii
roy and King
At Columbus-COlumbus. :, Louisville
8; hits, Columbus g. Louisville 1; errors,
Colum bus 3. Louisville 8. Pitchers, Cast
right and Ehret
At Philadelphia philadelphia 7. Clsve-
land 4; hits, Philadelphia z, Cleveland TO-
errors, Philadelphia 5. Cleveland 3. Pitch
ere, Casey, Sanders and Beatin.
At New York-New York 4, Indianspo-
lis 5; hits New York :. Indianapolis .; er-
ross, New York Z, indianapolis 3. Pitch
ere. Welch, Boyle ard Gei=sin.
At BOstcn-Boston S, Pittsburg none;
bits. Boston 8, Pttsburg 6, errors, Boston
?, Pittsburg l. Pitchers, ClarksOn and
Staley.
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WEST SCORES ONE.

The Deposed Chicago Editor Wins on a
Technically.
CHICAGO, September 6-In the Times
case Judge JsmisOn this afternoon decided
that in regard to the original bill filed by
J. j. West he has no power or jurisdiction
to decide as to whether or not Huisksmp
was properly elected director. Having
no jurisdiction in the matter of the original
bill to be filed The whole proceedings
therefore were thrown out of court fol
want of equity.
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ANOTHER ONE GONE.

BOston's List OF Defaulting TreasuFers
Svells,
Boston, September s.-The Douglas Axe
Manufacturing Co. Of this city has placed
its affairs IN the hands of MOOrefeld Storey.
This action is due to the discovery thst the
Treasurer, Denison Dams, is missing, and
that the accounts Of the Company are IN
bad condition.
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OIadstono ~ mo FlhlblIion.

PARIS, September 26-Mr. Gladstone
visited The Pond Cherry section Of The Er.
position to-day. lie was presented with
specimens Of Iodian art. Replying 10 a
speech Of welcome, he said The unigorss
was indebted 10 the French Republic for
an exhibition which formed vehtab'o
school for the peoples Of The world, and
they shonld attend H.
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CHICAGO, September Ga dispatch
from Albany, Wis, says; The pearl e1-
oitement in this vicinity is now at its
heighth. Although clans are getting
scarce and the divers have to dig in the
mud in the bottom OF the river, the finds
are more numerous and valuable than
ever. The largest pearl in Wisconsin was
found yesterday. A New York buyer
offered 50, 500 for it, but his figure was
considered too low.
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France Wnrn, lhe H..

PARIS, September O. 6.-Thtvenei, Minis
ter Of Justice, has sent circular 10 the
Bishops Of France reminding them that
the clergy are prohibited by law from
taking part in the elections. The circular
says the Government will uDhesitahnply
and vigorously proceed against those Whe
may oyerstep the lines enioined under all
governments since the Conc0rdia.
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Only Four wives Too Many.

FORT SMITH, ARK, September 6.-Jef-
ferson Hogue, a white man, aged 25, was
jailed here yesterday on charge Of big
amy. Two girls, neither over 10 years Of
sge, appeared and swore that be married
them last winter Hogue acknowledges
that be married them, and also he has
another wife now living at Eureka Springs,
Ark, and the officers say that he has still
two others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07

aHrs. james Btowu Potter Unable Co Act
This Winter.
NEw NouE. September ct has been
limited lately that there was s. strong
chance of Mi5. James Browa Potter not
being able 90 appear cn the stage this sea-
son on account ct iu health. The fears
that bad already existed as 60 her serious
condition were confirmed Yesterday when
% dispatch was received tcom her which
said that she would certainly De unable to
play LhI. winter
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canadian Labor Dsmnnds.

MONTREAL, September 6.-The DOmin'
ion Labor Congress, yesterday, passed reso-
lutions calling on the Government 10 es-
tablish g Labor Employment Bureau, to
appoint female Inspectors for factories and
workshops, to enact laws for the pFOtec-
tion of wOrkiDgmen at Quebec and other
sea DOrt1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
SPRINGFIELD, September 6. Two
games were played to dag, which resulted
as follows:
Springfield ..............l O il 20 0 o 2-ll
Hamilton ..............O ? o o o l.
Batteries, Springfield, WittroCk and
Ster eel, Hamilton Higgins and Hogreave
earnsd, Springfield l; hits, Springfield II,
Hamilton .; errors, Springfield ., Hamil-
ton 3. Attendance, 450. Umpire, Hutch
ins.
Second game.
Springfield. .''............y0 94Ol 50 0 s-la
Hamilton o o o 0 ] o ,
Batteries-Springfsld, Conover and K.
westlake; Hamilton, Allen and Hogreavei
earned, Springfield 4, Hamil.on /; bits,
Springfield u, Hamilton q errors, Spring
field 5, Hamilton 3. Attendance 500.
Umpires, Fisher and Hsngle.
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CAN sOr BE FOUND.
A Pittsburg Business Man Who is myster-
IousIy Missing.

PTTTsBURG, September &C. L. Otter
son, OF the wall paper firm of Samson &
Otterson, Allegheny, has been missing
since August Is. He was then in New
York, where he had gone on business coa-
nected with his firm. His friends are now
in New York, bat are unshle to learn any
thing Of his whereabouts. They suspect
foul play. Mr.. Oiterson was q man Of
exemplary habits. His accounts are
straight with his 6rm,
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Frost 10 ihs Northwest.

PLAITsMoUTH, NEB., September Ga
heavy frost fell here last night. Mucn
corn will be injured, as only on the high'
dry highland was the crop out of danger
A Dodge Centre, Mime, Ots dispatch ssys.
A heavy frost in the north part oil tnls
county last night did considerable damage
In the corn crop.
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FOLLY, SIN AND RUIN.
NAA' AAA'O AeOA AAN'
THE PROGRESSIVE STEPS OF RAY HAMIL.
TONS DESCENT.
BE Lived With Rvs Mann IS His Mistress, Loved Hsr
and Was Ruined BY Hsr-Ths Old, Old
Siory-Ths HEband Tells Il
Again Ia Court

NEW YORK, !Septembsr 6.-Mrs. Swim
ton and her son, Josh Mann, were taken
to the Toombs Police Court this afternoon.
Robert Ray Hamilton, Inspector Byrnes
and Assistant District Attorney Jerome
were in court waiting for them. AS sOoH
as Justice Hogan took bis seat on the
bench Mr. Hamilton vent to the bar and
affirmed to the complaints against the de-
PENDANTS. Mr. Thomas, counsel for the de-
PENDANTS, said that his clients pleaded not
guilty and demanded an examination.
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Mr.. Hamilton then took the witness
stand. He looked pale and haqgard and
gave his testimony in an almost inaudible
voice. The charge D made was q surprise.
II was larceny in the second degree. He
admitted knowing Mrs. Hamilton since
June, 1888, and stated that they had lived
together as man and wife great part Of
that time.
SHE WAS HIS MISTRESS
The testimony was long drawn out. 1t
revealed that Robert Ray Hamilton lived
with Eva L. Mann three or four years pre-
vious to their marriage; that he had illicit
intercourse with her, and that he fcequent-
ly gave her money for her support, for no
other reason than TO compensate her for the
relations which existed between them. He
never suspected that the child which now
bears his name was not his own; but he did
suspect thst Mrs. Swinton and Josh Mann
we're cCnspsring SONIC time in last June to
obtain some of his money.
ORDERED HER OUT OF HIS OFFICE.
One day in June, when Mrs. SWintOn
called at Hamilton's office and asked him
for $50 with which to pay her house rent,
he said: 81 am under no obligation what
ever to you and you have no right to ask
anything OF me; l will not submit to
blackmail Leave my office" The testi-
mony Of Mr.. Hamilton in detail showed
the sums of money ne has given her and
his already we'll known business connec-
tions.
JOSH AND EVA.
Inspector Byrnes was then called. He
told the story already printed about the
babies snd related what Josh told him
about his trip to Elmira with Eva when
they lived together as man and wife.