The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-13

x..y yo2x, June l9.-Wh;le Robert
-. .lI ua,pi,ton's friends and his late
~ aro going about closing up his
sT,i-s ord settling his estate, a witness
' 'r II, who 10 willing to swear posi-
s ,' taat Mr. Hamilton is not dead
. T, he has diodin the last two weeks.
'I T5i, witness is Henry Strong, formerly
., la Chcnango county, N. Y. He
S,,I'rcs thu. two weeks ago to-day he
O Nv Robert Ray Hamilton face to face
., ~, ne Yellowstone Park region. He is
. - II was Mr. Hamilton. He rec
.rn,ed hin. at once by his face and his
rOieG. -. a. N,,, yo.,. tro
a,,s ayo aud said nothing to anybody
shSt liz meeting Mr.. Hamilton or his
SCb,e aLt.l lie read In Yesterdays
me- S,"0S q; :hc arrival OF Partner Sergeant
r.. Ell lie slightly confused statement.
T.l,.s az he says, that the death
.to,, Mas being persisted IN and Mr.
~ s,,;aont WAS telling ahou. finding the
Si md burying /: he concluded to
NJ, III; what he knew, or thoughthe knew,
.l%pt tI.a matter. He came to the
I5,eid oGicc last night 10 ma lie state
Rtnt.
MET HAMILTON AT a HOTEL.
Thay, been in California for the last
rear or two" he said, "and started
home three weeks ago by tho way OF
No Northern Pacific. At Yankton ]
STONED oil and took the stage route
isl5 Lho Yellowstone PARE to'sec what
hwas Ike There are no towns in the
p,,I Won Mow-only scattered hotels
irl5a.isls. At one OF these hotels.-I
s,vc torEottea the name OF 1.-TWO
ys,Ls 90; tomorrow morning, saw
IN Hamilton. H0 was apparently
,nyeIilas through the Park as was
1,lhlI no. been long at the hotel. lie
vp, a,one, SO iar us could Judge.
a did not speak to him because !
ioNol on; .hat ho was not known there
Z, hobart lsay Hamilton. and thought
matt h, wanted 10 remain sunknown
Nvs none OF my business. l saw him
rs.g ayJat and heard himStaiking to
tpcr people. ! could have recognized
b.n d, h.s voice II ! hadn't seen his
hcs Il oil. knew that It was Mr..
hamilton the minute | observed him.
The rcop,e around the hotel did no:
know vnere he came from orlwhere he
tis going. stayed there only short
tinq. and lad no chance ITO find out
more about his movements He didn't
10 away III the direction that l went,
now WILL liz KNEW RAY.
Tie looked very we'll and was well
ivssrd butlike u traveller and not like
smsllent l never l.ad any personal
tpaaintanc with him, butlsEnew his
IKE and voice very well. was in Al
kny during tho winter Of 1850. when
W.. hamilton was serving his last term
Ia tie Assembly, and / went often to
hs legislature. | WAS particularly In.
ta9s;cd in Mr.. Hamilton because he
WIS the only Republican from New
YO'S city, and | am Republican my
Rli, aud because he was q smart young
hNn mw great deal OF him in Al
lRy. ana frequently heard him speak.
MEN I w2in California l read differ
ai storiti about his heiDs dead and
ls.g ahyo l anu willing to testify on
hsSitrrss stiEd that l saw him alive
ivo WEEKS Ngo." ~ x.
ST Strong looks like an honest farm.
q arl ti;Gs like inah who knows
Ssil he il about. but lie is q little out OF
lhN in k!s geography, anyway, The
!tHint;a Pacific railroad doesn't run
s'eiSh Yankton ard man whb womb
@cn: to tr!lvol by Stugr from Yankton
bYG,owftnan Park would hive about
t%@ lInndicl miles otrclnarsably hard
Nhas:!ag before lin. ii,.gs