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the two eloped and are now somewhere
with friends, enjoying, after several
months delay, their honeymoon. Their
fight, however, was productive OF
storm. When the Morgan family re-
turned home from the matinee and
found the girl gone they concluded she
was at the home of Jones' parents, and
the girls brother George, arminG him
self with carving knife, proceeded to
the Jones residence to demand her re-
turn. Mrs. Jones, the groom's mother,
refused him admittance, and he tried to
force the door open, meanwhile slasn-
ing at it with his knife and
threatening humiliation within. OIL
GERS Mittlehauser and James were
quickly summoned, and TOOK tae
young man in custody. His mother
meanwhile had appeared on the scene,
and when she saw her son being LED
away by Officer james, she violently
objected, because that officer is COL
ored man, and demanded that Mlttle-
hauser escort the young man. The lat
ter officer, declaring that James could
manage the prisoner refused, whereupon
Mrs. Morgan struck Mlttehauser In the
neck with her fist. Before Mayor Corns
young Morgan plead guilty OF disord err
ly conduct, and was fined thirteen dol
lars, and he and his mother were put
under bond to keep the peace.
Meanwhile the bride and groom were
far away from the scene OF strife, and
are now for the first time enjoying the
bliss OF welded life. The prominence
of the young couple, and the many
strange and sensational features OF the
wedding, have made them subjects OF
undiminished interest and discussion
for many moons
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DON'T GET EXCITED.

The talk about an extra session OF
Congress to repeal this and that law and
enact this aud that measure, is nonsen-
steal. The country is not going to the
dogs before the next regular session,
until which time we are able to SURVIVE
even McKinleyiSm.
From the decided expression Of Pres
ldent HARRISON and the rude awaken
ing the Republicans have had regarding
the sentiment Of the people of the coun-
try on the subject of the tariff and fed
eral interference in elections, it is alto
gethe- probable that neither the Repub-
lican Senate nor President HARRISON
will now oppose a repeal Of the present
federal election law, nor even a decided
modification Of the tariff.
We can afford to wait and remain
calm for awhile, at leSst.
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rhe Artful BOW on tho Bacls.

In setting out to give TO feminine
readers of the REGISTER, a daily illus
trated lesson in dress, permit me to say
that some Of the novelties OF adornment
are beyond explanation. For example,
what is it that gives the remarkable
value to bow fastened half way up a
woman's back? 1t certainly has a
womanly, home-like, loveable look that
no other one accessory gives. This
pretty bodice depicts the idea. Any
plain material VIII take this style. 1t
will be pretty carried out in any
color. The gown in my sketch
is grey-a soft darkish grey, as
dark as stone grey, but not so
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A CLOSE sHAva.
Possibly No Party VIII Have Majority In
the senate.

~--No =
the Senate.
Some doubt still surrounds the COM
plexion of the legislatures in Califor-
MIA, Montana, Wyoming and Nebraska,
but late returns all say the Democrats
have gained the legislatures in the
first three named States and the Popu-
lists in the last.
The elections just held will also have
an important bearing on the control OF
the Senate during the last two years OF
President Cleveland's administration,
for a number Of those persons elected
last Tuesday will hold over to vote for
Senators two years hence,
The terms Of twenty-seven Senators
expire March I, 1895. They come from
the States of Alabama, Arkansas, Col
oredo, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Ken
lucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachu-
sets, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana,
Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jer-
sey, North Carolina, South Dako'a,
Tennessee, Texas, West Virginia md
Wyoming.
The Democrats appear also to have
the advantage as respects these vacan-
cies. As disclosed by last Tuesdays
election the States Of Colorado, Della
ware, Illinois, Montana, Nebraska and
Wyoming at least are doubtful, and any
additions at this time to the doubtful
list would be of Republican States.
All of the six states named as doubt
full are at present represented by Re-
publican senators, SO that all OF them
must be retained for the Republicans
to remain as strong as two years hence
as now, providing, Of course, that the
whirligig of politics does not bring
about change in their favor that will
knock to pieces all ordinary political
calculations. The following is a table
giving the political composition OF the
senate in the next Congress:
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PEouLIAe RLorBMENr.
Young aan Runs Away With His Own
Vile

IRoNroN, O., November 13.-Henry
Jones, q we'll known young man OF this
city, eioped with his own wife to-day.
This unusual proceeding was another
chapter In a sensation several months
ago. In Jsly last young Jones was
married clandestinely to Miss Clara
Morgan, daughter of j. I. Nor
gan, travelling agent of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. A few hours after
the wedding the bride was forcibly
taken from her husbands arms By her
parents. Jones instituted habeas cor
pus proceedings, but at the hearing his
bride strangely denounced him and was
taken home to her parents. Jones, how
ever, believing that her action was not
voluntary, but done under severe pres
sure, remained faithful, and though
zealously guarded, the two managed to
communicate at times and to plan a
fight.
The opportunity came to-day, while
the Morgan family were at q matinee.
Finding his wife unguarded, Jones pro-
cured horse aud buggy, and together
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cold. The skirt is not bell-shaped, but
made as skirts used to be-rather plain,
except for the fullness at the back, and
dragging little. The bodice is made
loose on the lining, the fullness being
drawn down in pointed lines front and
back, and held in place by a bodice Of
narrow grey ribbon. The ribbon passes
around from back to front; then the
ends cross in front, drawing the ribbon
close all around at the waist line, and
are carried tack again, meeting just be-
low the centre OF the back, and there
tied in a pretty bow, the loops OF which
go upward, while the long ends float
down as long as the skirt Around
the arm-hole lace is sewed to give
almost a cape effect. The edge of
the bodice shows in soft puff
just below the ribbon bodice. It Is al
most as If the bodice were cut blouse
shape, and then drawn in by the belt
This same effect is prettIly carried out
in the sleeves. A big puff forms the
upper sleeve to the elbow. Then just
at the elbow band of grey ribbon is
tied and the puff is drawn down little
and the edge shows below the ribbon.
The rest Of the sleeve is plain.
This dress suits slender or angular
figure. 1t supplies all needed softness
and grace OF outline. A fresh, bright
skin aud chestnutty sunny hair are well
suited by the shade Of grey represented
or really golden blonde with fair and
pink skin will "look dream" OF course
my gentle readers will know how to
adapt the fabric to their individual re-
quirements. FLoRETTE.
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COMMUNICATIONS CLEVELAND
UNION


The following was issued from Demo
cratic national headquarters on Satur-
day:
Although the principal work Of the cam
paign has been done by the National and
State Democratic Committees there were
several auxiliary organizations Wncn
played an important part IN the work. Con-
sDicuOus among these are the National
Veterans Tariff Reform League, the Irish
American Democratic Union and the Ger
mau-Auerican Cleveland Union.
The REGISTER can vouch for the good
work done in this locality by the Ger
man-American Cleveland Union. Al
though late in organizing it took hold
with a vim and enthusiasm that was in
deed gratifying and refreshing, and not
until election day did they cease their
good work. If they had begun earlier
there Is no telling what the majority in
Ohio would have been.
This political organization is made up
Of many Of our most respected German
American citizens, and a more repre-
sentative body does not exist. II the
organization could be perpetuated its
power as lever in politics would be
felt in future campaigns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

THE american Manufacturer pub
fishes a table showing that the produc-
ton Of tin and terne plate in the
United States decreased in the quarter
ending September 30, go, just 2,693,9 1874
pounds, despite the fact that the Amer
lean consumers Of tin under Mckinley
ism are paying at the rate of $4,000, 600
g year more for tin TO establish the in
dustry in the United States. The fact
has been pretty thoroughly demonstrat-
ca that the whole thing was merely in
tended as campaign fake. We have
been about half q century trying to find
profitable tin mines in the United
States and until we do tin plate cannot
be ;6aie here any more than bananas
ca& be grown in Maine, without excess
skely, ezorbitantly and uujustiha5ly
Axing the people-eyen then the tin
must be imported.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
The Vote Cast in Twenty-one Counties for
the Reads of the Two Tickets.

COLUMBUS, o., November 12.-Secre-
tary OF State POorman tonight save
out the abstract OF the vote cast in
twenty-one counties as received to date.
The tabuistion shows the following fig
ures in those counties upon 5. NJ. Tay-
Tor and w. A. Taylor, candidate for
Secretary of State. But these twenty
one counties do not stand as q criterion
for the election Of one or the other par
ties. They simply show the compare
i've.
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The Term "DuIl Thud. /"

The term dull thud, SO popular with
certsin class OF writers few years ago.
but now nearly obsolete, must be restored
to use If the way In which Governor Nc
Kinley struck the end OF his political rope
on Tuesday is to be accurately described
No modern politician has been so COM
pletely crushed by the people as has the
Inap who was told and who was vain
enough TO believe that he Tessmbled the
greAt Napoleon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

LONDON, November 13.-The steam tug
Secret, which left Lytham, a village in
Lancaster county, on the Irish Sea, Octo-
Der 25, on a short voyage, carrying i've pas
sengers and a crew Of six, is believed TO
have foundered during one Of the recent
gales, ss the body Of one Of the passengers
has lust been found of Lundy Isle, IN the
on tranca of the Rrisfnl channel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

Mr.. CLEVELAND, place the Hon.
WILLIAM L. WILSON, ''Of the United
State. at the head Of your Cabinet and
the selection will be applauded from
Maine TO California, without a dissent
ing voice from any side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14
ID REsr1cr ImNIeRArION.

The New York Board Of Trade and
Transportation has under consideration
resolutions favorinR national Quaran-
tine, declaring opposition to an unre-
stricted and promiseuOus admission OF
oreign immigrants into the ports Of the
nited States, and in favor Of regulat-
immigration, TO protect the
buttons and preserve the best
tests Of the country from what
wise may prove a monaco and an
trolable agent Of destruction, and
ing Congress to Immediately en-
IS next session, such amend
he present immigration lSws
necessary and proper e
est interests and welfare
adequately regulating q
oreign immigtNts.
ton to whiehN 'ngres
= and early CO 'e.F
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

TINE has been called on the last
round OF the national mill; now let Dem
ocrats, Republicans and Populists shake
hands and march of arm in arm in the
grand national procession.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

Col. ELLIOT Fool SHEPARD now fears
that CLEvELAND's cabinet will be com
posed Of "rebel 5rigadiers." The Colo
mel couldn't do better than at once
recruit an escort and take to the woods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14


vote will be made to-day in all the
counties Of the State. The REGISTER
urges upon its correspondents to for
ward the full vote mot majorities) for
electoral ticket. all State officers and
Congressman.
A GOOD MOVE F0h BETTER ROADS
A petition to Congress is now in cir
culation asking the establishment at
Washington in connection with the
general governments Road Department,
on the plan of the Agricultural De-
partment, to promote knowledge in the
art Of road construction and mainte-
nance and providing for teaching stu
dents to become skilled road en-
gineers, together with a promi-
nent exhibit Illustrating various meth
DDS of construction and the best ma
terlals and machinery. The petition
also asks Congress to appropriate funds
for comprehensive road exhibit at the
Worlds Fair.
The idea is most excellent and the
expense attached very small.
This is the one matter in which this
progressive nation is behind the remain
der Of the world, and the errors in the
present system, or rather the lack of
system, cannot be remedied too soon.
Millions Of dollars annually would be
saved to the farmers OF America II good
scientifically constructed roads we're sub
stituted for the present highways.
which half the year are mere mud
paths for the stalling Of teams and the
other half 4 series Of rough rocks and
holes that destroy vehicles and ruin
horses. Transportation is one Of the
most important items Of expense the
farmer has to bear and the loss, delay
and inconvenience caused by our pres
emit miserable highways he will not
thoroughly appreciate until he fetches
his products to market, or to the rail-
way station over smooth, hard, even
roads.
This petition will not lack signers by
the million if it is well circulated.
Those desiring blanks may get them by
Applying to ALBERT A. Pope, P. o. Box
b, Boston, Mass. Or those who may
not be called upon and desire to sign
the petition can do so by sending their
names to this Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

WHAT caused the landslide in the
west AID northwest? WILLIAM l..
WILSON made an extended tour Of those
sections during the campaign, so you
can guess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

THE campaign. just closed has been
.k 81, SSreeSs iEQg personal abase Of the
candidatesT6Jd history; likewise, de-
spite the unprecedentedly heavy vote,
the most undemonstrative. 1t shows
that the people are shouting less and
thinking more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

HURRAH for ex-Gov. CAMPBELL, OF
Ohiol "All the world loves lover"
and an the world equally adnires a
fighter, and where can be found a beJter
one than he who has fairly won the so
briouat of ''Fighting Jimmy"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

TIE New York Tribune has recovered
sp6iciently to be able to family suggest
fraud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

THAT Ohio gerrymaRder received q
terrible tbump on the jugular from the
baliOt-b0X.
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IrwAs a broken REID Mr.. HARRISON
leaned on.
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W p. 6B DlT SOD

For Plttsburg. :lOani Il
N. daily, and l.Up p. 4A. 100
For Pitlsburg AMI iio h $3.50 I'D
Washington Accomno.a.'-'
cept Sunday. .,,,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

EVERY legal vote in the county must
De counted right. Every illegal vote
must be removed from the ballot box,
and expunged from the tally sheets.
Both Mr. O'EANE and Mr.. SMITH
should be a unit on demanding this.
Each gentleman would spurn certih-
cate Of election that was tainted with
even q suspicion that iJ did not right
fully belong to him. Therefore, let a
recount ensue promptly, in order that
Njustice be done and the right prevail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

4 has any one heard from JOEY B.
bTOrANFE?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

! The result is not q personal defeat Of
President Harrison, nor really q defeat of
tbe party. It is protection defeat, o re-
pudiation Of high tariff, a Republican re
verse ia a field where it put aside all the
nobler issues and staked everything on the
economic and merceuGry ISSUE s.,
GARRISON, Cc-C Chairman Of tie Republican NJ
tonai Committee.
However, while Mr.. GARRISON
acknowledges that the only poll
cy Of the Republican party has
been finally repudisted, he processes
10 see a future for the Republican
party. JAMES, beware Of rainbow
chasing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

From Plttsburg i0:N,h. a. III
except sunday, $3.50 ana ~. ,siSI
washington Accomm7l"
except sunday cHN0 y \
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

w HEELNIG AND va
w RAILROAD Ouisl a, \
day June /, 1872, trains u.I s
CITY Time:
r I'LL 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

1hsn 7asy was SICK. ws gave hsr Castoria.
When shs was chud. she czsea fer ozstsris.
When ale souaas xias. ste ciusg y cassoria.
wha sAs had cazArsA, uAo savssAs. Cast =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14
TRANs.OHIO DirEi

For Chicago 1876 and 1910
daily, and 3:S5 p m daily
Cincinnati, Express, 10 81 80
1875 p m. daily 49,. .t.,s
Columbus ACCOMMODATES W =
Sunday. .,... "A,
81. CIairsyille Accounted. a
and 1886 p. m, except aaa4Al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

Trains Run BY o'.1, a

rIcEEr OTTrC1s AT ,,Tirr 2, ~
MAIZE ST., FoCr ~ ~ "a 49, i. y !,
Ar NcLURR hOcss z i 80 sI-lt
pIssgYLTLEh oli-' s.r.fir
eov-~.wvsr gYrrrg- 20 hi'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

tDally except SUNDAY
Sunday Church Trains viii tnh
at 9:43 a. u. and NAc .ugN4rlI
ENEsial
~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

Chicago Express, l:l5ali slttis,l
and 1905 p. M, except Sltlii -
daily. ~.
daily. ,..,.. esd
except sunday. i.... I'D
St Clairsyille ACCORDANCE -
b:s5p. m. except sunday
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TERMS:


,vrAn. III NAus POSTAGE PREPAID.
Many. six days in the week. %
DAILY. three days in the week.. .... %
DAILY. two aayslp the week.. -......... 10
DslI,Y. one day in the wssk. %
WEEKLY, one year, in advanca........... W
WEEKLY, six months .-...,............'. "
SUNDAY only, one yeer...................' W
srrNlDAY only. six mont ................. "
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
Many. per week, 70 be paid weekly. 10
DAIIY ana SUNDAY, per wssk........... 70
qbe DAILY will be delivered BY carrieria
any other city or town at...............'- 10
si,eIs Comics OF DAILY OF WEEKLY. o
Psieet.d communications Win not be returned
,,l.ss oeeompanied BY sufficient postage,
fsg-Tributss Of Respect and Obituary Notiess
8 cents per line
stamps Of the denomination OF tWoceats anu
r.ssaessp,sd for amounts less than one dollar
rg-CoRzrsPoxDEECE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
,rvs sorrclrrD pRoN EyIEY PART OF TIE SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
qzeEEGI0TER, smbroeiHgii' 'sV'Ta! EDITIONS
,,.rfersl co ne Fos,0rics 90 Wass.'n2 " va
l.rseona-eias8 matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

In these counties w. T. Spear, for
Supreme Judge, received 64,O73 votes,
and Briggs, Democrat, 67,196. J. B.
Allen, Supreme Clerk, 64.011; Wolfe,
Democrat, 67,243. Seward 1851, the
other electors on the Democratic ticket
C72iO. Edward L. Lyberger. for Beard
OF Public Works, 64,OSS; Myers, Demo-
crat. 67,120. Dsnford, Leading the Re-
publican electors, 60. 567; the others
"a. 900. Burkhardt. FOR Judge Supreme
Court, 1850; Bear, Democrat, 67,SI1.
How Greenland Women Paint.
In Nreenlaad the women color their
aces With blue and yellow and frequent
tattoo thelr bodies 5y sataratlng
APPS in SCOT, Inserting them beneath
skin aud then drawing them
h.-JsaaesS 5fglts1 Illustrated.
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'Dsily.

fffl
fDaily. ~ J
FRos WnZELiss - ..,.r, fEiI
Wellsburg sud stsg5'..-' 1855
EeDona.d Aud Piiis59sils 4, ass
indianapolis sod y % ~. sgis ,
Co. ON ! Is and Ciae.Elsa,,,. 81iti !
Wellsburg snd sts-- shiss
Mcdonald and P y W Va .. y Z
PhiIadsldhissad 1sf ... p, .isis I
stspbenyills and Pi..,'-' .Jgis1
columbui and Ctiei., ~. 90
PSiisd I'd sa3 E z, -, :. - y,
psitim5rs aud Wtstilt.- gAfsf
steubenyille and R I,.I.' =. .sIl
sstsubsnyille snd Dsf I.', IS
indianapolis aea ~ n
Dayton and eng ? ZEE ., r =
Steubenyille 800 = .,1,lrrrsS
NoRTHWEsT SIiiLA ~.
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rnIIHa RrE

TRAINS BUS 30.
fRoH BKIDGEEI. r.. 7, 800. "a
Ut. Wayne C ~ .....~ rs
Canton apd Io.,e.yi,..iri 800. 80
Alliance and Cisi ss'-',,,s.ff Us.
SieubenTille and e. ~. ~.
stenoeav IN. I'D I Plsiss.'g isls.
n. wayne Cd ". 80 ..... ~
Canton ana SS.sg,lts3 - 49,
Alliance 70 - W.lif- faft
PHILADELPHIA ss % ''s.rr, nj;
ss.s.sssS;ii e. ~ \ S 1l1.s ~
etsubenyille an1 ? q,
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Genera Passenger A'
Us. LANE. Wbse.llE
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- MA an - US 80 ., -
Body and Mind, :'. r. 2, e, 3 81
and all eis si,..s 8. - . ~ =
Power. Dimnsss sy.s,.si ~
and many ctbsio,S % - -
q s S SSsSssRIo5is ~, g: ! II
v THE speoitc : ,.sess- - 't,f|
GIFTS AZ 81 % ysl or. eC III
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LEW Is s. JORDAN.

Special Commissioners.
i hereby certify that bond with security n
required by law and the decree OF said Court.
has been given by the said special commission
ers this 18th day OF November. A. n. 1852
no14oawt JOHN w. MITCHELL Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14
Wandered

From Home and Family while Lsboring
Under Mental Aborration-A Strange
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DALTIMORE ANDOE1|


Moundsviils Accommodate -
n. IN. and 600 and ll.b p g ~
"a 90. - -, I.tIr
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can Eutss
The sun., 1892-03-20
BUTLER ANDREWS LET GO.
Ms Employer, Banker Gold, Explsins WI
He Did Not Provide for Hlz Children.

Ms Employer, Banker Gold, Explains Why
He Did Not Provide for His Children
Cornelius b. Gold. q banker at 18 Wall street.
appeared in Jefferson Market Court yesterday
In behalf Of his butler. James Andrews. An
drews was arrested at Mr.. Gold 8 house. .22 West
ihirty-fourth street. on Wednesday afternoon
by Agent Schultes Of the Gerry society. ON In
formation sent to the society that the butler
was ncglectng to provide for the support OF
MS two children. who are In the Home for the
frlendless
hr. Gold told Justice Grady that Andrews
was an honest. hard-working man. who had
oeen temporarily In straitened cIrcum-
sstances and unable to provide for his chill
dren. although he wished to do so. and had
sbtWays previously done 30. Andrews was dis
IIhS / m banker was indignant over the arrest.
The man was arrested without any In
SI Ss,ja jaHny arrest sent to the police station to
tSat a; iihnrews out and to protest. but found
me me police Of the West Thirtleth street station
.rSee .SSie very polite to me. but lost my evening
sbnnnfs bns 70 get the man out; 1t is not that care
spout se however. What I protest against Is
StIestlng man without any Investigation OF
Mo trnarges against him. 1t Is an outrakeous
SSsLhtotrnance. Snht and no society OF any Kind has
"sht 70 take such action"