The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
NON. JOHY s. INDIGNANT.
Being Aroused From His SUMMERS
Grows Emphatic.


New York Herald April 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Wise had retired when ia'o
last evening ! rang the door bell OF thef
residence, No. 225 west Forty-iourth street.
Several other rings were answeren Dy,, 81
Wise. who put his head out OF tho Se0O''O
story window aud yelled.
What DO you want
a brief interview - and
my wife who has Just returned irolH "-''''''
IS III also" ,,... crse,e
lyon imply. in your letter to Miss 'feens ,
that the Herald has misrepresen1oN '"'
What DO yOu mean by that oo,-
Say. young man. don't propose ~ oreose
tract pneumonia ~ this window " -,
You / will say however. that } hAfo oo"
misrepresented and that the reporter TnO Id
terviewed me at my Office Is uutTulHi"''
In what particular u.otTom
I'm what, Saw. do you realize that an
standing here bare-lecsed. ~ teu you ... g,
what. The whole interview about NY WHO
was untruthiui. &C.. a...o,,o,t IN
complain If ~ . o. ,.,t
Il complain Of the entire interview as pub
lished. The reporter IS unreAaOie' ANU"
what I'm talking about 49,, ..,,,.
"Do Won ella m that be misrepresented your
wifes statement as we'll as your own
have no doubt led her into saving ll 10 IMAM
she ,rould have if he bad not tricked her INTO
taking hut again ] tel you that M IN my
nirht shirt. sick. and ! don't propose to be
interviewed
The Herald is ready to publish any state
ment you may wish 10 make I'D THIS case
and q,to-o
has cen too ID much publicity yes ST.
roo a d much Already
zone more question. please. Was your let
ter 20 Miss Greene intended tor publication
orr
That's enough young man; no blamed TO
porter cnn haul me ont Oi bed and lntertie"
me uDdressed at an open windoW-not ny
Id sight"
His head disappeared within. the window
went down with vicious bang and the inter-
view. which had been hugely enjoyed Df
dozen stragglers and fat policeman was AI
an end. .u.
interviewed Mr. Wise insists that the publish
Ell report ot that interview was absolutely cor
rect as have been all the statements publish
ed in the Herald regarding the unfortunate
controversy.
WHAT THE OTHER COLONEL sElSNgh SAYS.
Sr,rxrox. Va. April s.-iSpecial &c Col
onel !. H. Skinner was found this afternoon
M his elegant home. sailor, Rest, nIoylng
the comforts of his c0/y library. reading 10
Tar Tlafr- an account % the S6luner-N ise
affair. When asked By the reporter Of IHE
Times about the matter he laughingly replied
that be- knew only what was IN the papers.
Colonel Fred. g. SKINNER is not as tar as ]
know IN any way related 90 me. ] know him
slightly and know that he was seriously
wounded AZ the second battle OF Manassas
while in command of the First Virginia regi-
ment.
Colonel James IT, Skinner. of Staunton.
was wounded in the same action while ga
lautly leading bis regiment. the filty-seyentn
Virginia. Ne has lived in Stanton ever
since the war. Colonel Skinner showed your
correspondent copy of the American
Farmer. edited by Colonel John $. skinner III
Baltimore. ls2l John $. Skinner was alter
wards Third Assistant Unconstitutional
under Ceneral W.. H. Harrison. lie Was the
father of Colonel Frederick q. skinner. and
the son inherited the Literary tastes OF his
father. and wa, for years a contributor % or
est and Stream.
Colonel frederick G.. SINNERS family is
from Maryland