Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-04
WYMAN IS FREE AGAIN
The Ex-Mayor of Allegheny Walks
Out of Jail This Morning.
EATING BREAKFAST AT HIS HUME,
None the Worse for His Confinement Behind
the Iron Bars.
HIS FRIENDS STILL STAND BY HIM
ITING BREAKFAST AT HIS HOME.
HIS FRIENDS STILL STAND BY HIM

Fx-Mayor Wyman, of Allegheny, VIII
walk ont of the county Jail at $50 this
morning free man, unless his Nemesis IN
the person of the Allegheny REFORM Oohi-
mittee cause his re-arrest on some OF the In
dictments tbey have against him, and upon
winch he was not tried. There will be no
flourish over his departure from the jail
He will be released at the same time Win
half n dozen other prisoners. his buggy
will be waiting for him and he Will be
onietly driven home to breakfast with MS
family for the first time since his three
months sentence went into effect.
Physically, the ex-Mayor will leave the
iail better man than when he entered, pol
iticallv, it is claimed by his friends, he
will be lust as strong as before his convlc-
zion. Whether his morals or social stand
ING will have suffered or improved Will re-
ouire some time for the world to determine
He has not been sick an hour since MS con-
finement in the prison.
He Looks and Feels Well.
His conduct has been such as to gain MIN
the liberty allowed all willing prisoners
and he has accepted every opportunity Tor
exercise. running up and down the long
FIGHTS of stairs in course of his duties as
rangeman, and in other ways Keeping us
blood in circulation and his muscular sys-
TEN in good condition. He is looking tne
picture of health and strength and mucn
better than when he entered the JAIL
There have been few days during his I'M
rrisonment that he has not been visited by
politicians, officials and others from both
cities In one day during the past week
seven ALLEGHENY City Councllmen were
seen to enter the Jail, and no one doubted
the object OF their visit. 1t is safe 10 say
that a majority of the city Councllmen have
visited the imprisoned more than once since
sentence was passed upon him. And there
have been many others besides Councllmen,
some of whom no doubt called out OF pure
friendship, but the bulk of them nave mao
business CT political matter to talk on.
Visit From Mayor Gourley.
Among the visitors yesterday was Mayor
Gourlev His call was purely q f11endly
one. He and Wyman have been nrm
friends for years and the Mayor, In spite Oh
all The charges against Wyman, still be-
lieves he was as much sinned against as sim
ming.
Much interest is manifested to know
what the Mayor will do now that his term
is over. He told friend the other day
that he intended to settle down to work IN
his established business as, he could make
good income at that without worry con.
lnected with politics. Few people VINO
llnow the energetic, hustling disposition oi
the man will care to believe this, however,
and there are many predictions that, in
quiet, inofensive way, the ex-Mayor VII!
exert his power in Allegheny poItlcs te
square accounts with some of his former
friends.
The charge upon which the ex-Mayor wal
convicted on February 10 was illegally ex
torting Sill 80 in fines and costs from {
party of Hungarians who had been arrested
for disorderlv conduct A new trial wa
asked for, and on March 1 the motion wa
argued. but Judge Kennedy oyerruled 1t
1t was expected he would only be fined, but
to the surprise Of all, he was ordered to pa.
the costs OF prosecution and spend thre
months in Jail The costs were paid yes
terdav, and the sentence expires with tn
opening OF the Jail this morning