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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
FAIRMONT.

FA1RNoST. ". VA, April 22.-Mrs. Cnas.
Senseny, Of Wheeling. is the guest OF MIS-
Sands, on Main street go.
Miss Gypsy Fleming is at Lexington
Va, visiting friends. -
Mrs. Lillian Raymond was the guest OF
friends at MOrgGntown this week.
The John Dewitt Miller lecture, Thurs
dav. on 1.-The Uses Of Uginess," was
success financially for the lecture society,"
and pleased the audience greatly.
A number Of our people VIII attend a mop
at Smithtown Friday evening.
Hon. A. 3. Fleming and family arrived
here Thursday from Charleston, and are
occupying for the present the country resi-
dence Of Mr.. j. +. SANDS, near town.
Mrs. Hattie Kimbsll, of Peunsooro, IS
visiting Mrs. Susan Watson, her sister Ia
West Fairmont
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Sands returned
the first of the week from New YORK.
Rev. Q. p. Murray and family left to-day
for their future home at Union Springs,
New FORK, to the regret OF many friends
Mr.. John Reed OF Wheeling spent sun
day with friends here.
A number Of young people are organlz-
ing an outing CLUB to camp on Cheat river
the coming summer. -,
The Moss family, well known here, will
LIST. in their specialities. The mere an
nouncement Of this is sufficient to fill the
house il they have many friends here.
Our natural gas supply was suddenly cut
OF Thursday night about IL o'clock, by the
bursting of the main at GAINESVILLE. The
break was repaired yesterday evening at
6 o'clock.
The Fairmont Terpsichorean Club have
through the courtesy af Mr.. Chas. Skinner
secured several rooms in his elegant new
building and will give a swell hop about
Nav I'd, for which Lyons orchestra Will
furnish the music, and large number OF
visitors are invited.
Fairmont Odd Fellows are making ex-
tensive preparations 10 celebrate the ami
versary of the order April 10Th. Several
ueirhboring lodges Will attend in body
Interesting exercises will be held and the
affair will wind up with grand banquet,
given by the ladies of the NJ. p. Church.
The elegant home Of Mr.. and Mrs b.
Sands. on Main street, was scene OF
beauty last evening, the occasion being a
reception TO Mr. Harry Sands and bride.
Mrs. Sands was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. G. II. Senseney, Mrs. Sprigg Sands,
and Misses Ella Miller, Mamie Turner and
AGNES Miller About fifty guests were
present, and the affair was one OF the most
brilliant ever given in Fairmont
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
MANNINGTON.

MANNINGToN, W. Va, April 21.-One OF
the heaviest rain and hail storms ever
known passed over this place on Thursday
afternoon. Considerable damage was
done 20 the fruit trees. Thelower portion
of the town was inundated. and many
families were ocmpelled TO move their
household goods to higher ground.
Miss Nellie Blackstone entertained a
party of Young folks "at homen on Satur-
dav evening. The little ones had most
enjoyable time.
Frank Burt and family started on tour
through the East and especially New
York on Tuesday morning. Thev will wit
ness the naval man@uvreing in New York
harb0r, returning via Chicago.
Ex-Mayor Jones aud family leave for
Chattanooga aud the Soulh, returning via
Chicago, next week.
&c. Dent Of Bridgeport, and E. L.
Rose, O. " hCe.sng, were IN town this
week on tour through the oil regions,
At the tow election last week the license
people carried the day. The County Court
has granted licenses to .. NJ. koon. and
Messrs Banks & app, Of the Dallas Hotel.
Petitions from the rural districts were of
no avail in restricting the matter OF
licenses.
prof, LYONS and pupils gave hop in
Prichard's Hall, Tuesday evening. Sew
enty-five couples engaged in the may for
several hours. The young folks declare
the Professor a charming man and tutor.
Mrs. Ella Pierpoint jerks is visiting her
mother, who is very sick in Morgantown.
Mrs. Pierpoint is one OF the old landmarks
of Virginia and West Virginia, she having
been a resident OF the two States for So
years,
Miss Jeanette Knots, daughter Of Hon.
Bert Knots, returned home this week from
q visit among Wheeling friends.
A social party was given by Miss Blanche
Calvert. daughter of DR.. NJ. c. Calvert, on
"Wednesday evening. Miss Blanche is a
great fayorite among the young people Of
Warrington.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

has been lecturing in this city on the evils
Of intemperance-
Next Friday evening at Music II all
Mrs. Belva Lockwood will entertain tue
citizens Of ClarkSburg.
TIE contest for Cosnty Superintendent
of Public Schools in this county VIII 90
made by Clark, Republican, and kosler,
Democrat. ,-s...,
Senator Camden was here wednesday
Wellington Martin has returned rom rom
California He saws that the western
country has greatly changed since le49,
when be crossed the plains.
DR.. Percy Cot is home visiting MS
parents. -.,--.a
Ex-Governor Fleming and family passed
through this city Wednesday.
During the week lectures have oeen 9e-
u,ersd st the West Virginia College by
Rev. Wade. Of Cattlettsburg, KY, Rev.
Thompson, Of this city, and Geo. W. At
kinsoD, Esq, Of Wheeling,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

twenty-five car loads Of ties on Friday for
the extension. Track laying viii Degln
next week and will Do pushed forward as
expeditiously as possible.
The Clifton works are being put in order,
and will start up in full in a short time.
This will give employment to large force
of men.
John Solomon, Of this place, has gone to
Cloverport, KY, to superintend the burn
ing of brick in a works at that place.
Thos. J. Garlick. of Wellsville, father OF
Capt. T. J. Garlick, Of this place, was
buried Yesterday. aged about so years. He
was a brother-in-law of j. H. Aknson, and
along back in the SOS was associated with
him in the manufacture Of brick, being
resident here munger OF years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
RIoting In Ireland.

DUBLIN, April 22-The news Of the di-
vision in the House Of Commons last night
on the second reading of the Irish Home
Rule bill was received in Armagh early
this morning. The Nationalist at once
proceeded to hold celebration in honor OF
the triumph, and paraded the streets win
cheers for home rule. The Unionists made
a counter demonstration, and the two par
ties came into collision. Shots were ex
changed between the advocates and antag-
onists of home rule, and several persons
were injured in the encounter. one or the
injured being constable. II is expected
that there will be more riotlng.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
RAILROADS.
Wheeling Bridge and T9niull RaIlEJ
Time Table No. 3. % take effect 1851 a "a,
sunday, November - 1917

Time Table No. g. % take effect 1901 a "a,
sunday, Soysmbsr -. ltDl.
Lssv. wasshng-'5:3J, i6.4J. f1.b. r8:oO
4q.4s ge:.5 ti0:Z3 4iI:5o a. N, sIz:l5. fi.f5
+S:Jl fs.1O, sl:s5. go. 1873 ?. N.
Leave Psninsuls-tS:l6. TN. n-sl ts.9l'
+9:5l. 1881. fi0:zs fil:57 A. n. sS.zl fiso<
$50 +S:2T. ss:sl, s5.53. r6.s9 ?. u. -.
Arrive HGrun's F>rTy-f5 81. I'D q
4s:is, 1851. Ss.57. 1908 fl2:O1 ts'1o f@.JS
+3.I2. f3.ss. Il a., ss:0i. f5.fk
Leave Terminal Junctio5-t5:A, fSsez' I'D
siD:OB 1919 fil:D 4 "a, lib. r;H' TEsJ
s5:l5. 15:27. $50. fS.z5, fi0:1 ? u.
Leave LsuRhiinB hili-Y7:2L tll;5 q n
Leave be Bass Cfossing-f7:sj fl:D a n
fI:ig, -2.s4. $40 ?. II -, 49,.
Arrive Martins Ferry-f5:53 ro.Ss, r;5
$1,000 90. a MIA MA. t1.1. fz;H. -'sEs
'1 .6aii ", +DSiiy except ssaaay isuaasys
only. - - o.
in tslsErsph osics at wheeling Is the STANDARD
inofs..a LETAUssIc. ssOsriasssssa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

graph for her great-grandchildreu. She
had survived her husband, John May,
over so years, during which time she has
made her home with Mrs. Freshwater,
her only living child. She was second
of family OF ten children, two OF whom
are yet living. Her funeral will take
place Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
NEW CUMBERLAND.

Nsw CUMBERLAND, w. VA, April PA
citizens meeting was held in the court
house last night 10 inaugurating a move
ment towards raising a fund by donation
ard take stock in a pottery enterprise. The
opinion seems TO prevail that If sufficient
Inducements are offered OF the above char
scter. that certain parties viii take mold
and establish another pottery in town. 1t
Is hoped the move will prove a success A
committee for each ward was appointed to
solicit funds and stock. n
The II. s. Frisbee brought up So
e,nptv barges yesterday to the John n
Co.'s works 70 be loaded with parila
for = nnaofEn the river.
on the brauce
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
10 BRACE UP tbs

system after La Grippe,
pneumonia, fevers. and
other prostrating acute dis
eases; 70 build up needed
flesh and strength, and to
restore health and vigor
when you feel rundown"
and uSed-up, the best thing
IN the world is Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
Il AlromoteS ell the bodily
fllnetionS, roGses every or
gan into healthful action,
purifieS and enriches the
blood and through it
cleanSes, repairs, and invig-
crates tina entire system.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

----- Tot Ne most s-UDDorn
Scrofalous. Skin or Scalp diseases, Dyspep-
sia. BiliousueSs, and kindred ailments, the
a Discovery, is the only remedy that's
o,,uraRfeed. vi itAofsnt benefit or cure,
Lou have your\nf back.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
PUBLICATIONS.
aIHE COSMOPOLITAN MA6GzIh

70 one Of the best literary publieations
Anerica. aud its ilIsstrAiIoas are. In the .
nent OF many. inferior 70 none and esuais|
few. Sample copies can Be- seen a. the "a
TzR ofscs-
Persons ssrsdlns their name aud s1trsd
Ii. publishers Of ne Cosmopolitan Aao5
Brosdway pad Tvsnty-nfth strsst. New
City. win tceiys free sample copy. Ne
the Rros1fn dee
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

n Won thin thing more convinc-
I'm the pat IS made by the
pfors al Catarrh Remedy 7
-. euro your Catarrh,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
PIEDMONT.


PI1DMoNu, W. Va, April SIS. G..
Dixon, Esq. is quite IN.
Stephen Poginhardt left Tuesday for
NChicago 20 attend the Worlds Fair ana
show bis miniature locomotive.
Master Mechanic +. Hayden and Assist
Int Traiumaster Daniel Cowan were In
baltimore AlOnsdy and Tuesday attending
e ueetinG01 3. & O. Cfhcials.
DIR. Wa. Shuey left Wednesday for
vpaer, w. Va, % sSSist Dr. H. NJ
formerly Of Bloomington, who was
Sly injured on the Alexander Lum-
s tracks.
Stanley, F. 3. Kerus, T.H.Lee
81. Parke attended the Jr. o. u.
lebration in Cumberland on We'd
\ SABLE has opened a boarding
" lowell building. Mrs. M
removed TO ElkinS, W
piured at Barton last
walk around.
APURG.
april 9s-On
rful hail storm
Qg most Aevere
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
CARPETS.

Nothing unusual to see twenty salesme
more trade than can be waited upon in our Car
partment The reason is plain enough. MorelCaTpS
here than you'll find in all the Carpet stores of Vince
ing combined and at prices that pay people to come
Come and see what we offer this week. We havn't
room to tell you here
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
.HBORHOOD.

RTEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TIE PAST WEEK.
Happenings and Events Of Local
hsrei BY Register Reporters.
iahe Resume Of the News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

april 92-On
rful hail storm
pg APvere
Az lat
C0n-
lys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-24
DEALERS IN

L. Roskman VS.. J. C. Harrington ct ALL
]. II. Berry vs.. A. J. Riedinser ct al
October 2.
+. Mcdonald vs.. T. Bromley-october 3.
Pioneer Carriage Company vs.. J. v.
Goodwin ct al October B.
J. +. Thornton vs.. City Of Ballard-oc-
W. T.. Thompson vs.. George Frank-oo-
tober T.
]. NJ. osle ct ux. vs.. whittlsssy Abstract
Company S.
Lydia Z. Hooper vs.. T. v. Goodspeed-
October 5.
Mary NJ. Anderson vs.. L. G. Anderson -
October q.
CIVIL pgraRrMENr-osBoRS,y ..
j. e. Hall VI. Duwamish Mill Company
October f.
d. Mcnamara vs.. r. Kirl-oetober l.
Yesler Wood and Lumber Company vs..
7. w. Prosch--October IL.
O. B. Littell Va T. w. Prosch-0cto-
Der IL.
James Street Construction Company W.
Canadian Pacific Railway Company-oc-
tober ..
John MONTGOMERY vs.. J. M. Arthur q
Ii. d. Thomas ct al. W. W. r. Boyd
October 20
4. Roy vs.. T. Biehl ct al.--october s.
q. III. Seribner ct ux. VS.. J. II. woolery
ct al.-November 1.
Washington Savings Bank W. A. w.
Sawtelle-0ctober6 q.
Mary Rodgers vs.. Northwestern Trust
Company ct al.-October e.
A. Parker W. @. y. Smith--0ctober q
Denny Hotel Company VS.. c. c. Cslkins
October q.
Denny Hotel Company vs. z. c. Miles
October a.
Eta Forcier vs.. Grant Street Electric
Railway Company-0ctoher 10.
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YESLER CASE ENDED.
f..rge of Conspiracy Against
Jordan Dismissed.
.,.s suasn.s CASE TO FOLLOW.
80. ~ Roller Coaster Accident Sues
=. cssy-ss Third Trial for
sslisy--The Calendar.

-. charge Of conspiracy. 70 long pend.
1s.sinst Dr. ]. Eugene Jordan. fell by
= w.vxids yesterday in Judge Huues'
=. 80 "a vas dismissed, a. was similar
80 -. ]. srsinst Mrs. Yesler few weeks
- TIA setion Of the court in dismiss
- ~ charge against DR.. Jordan, Of
a.....s do~s The same for DIR. H. Martin
- parsn. the other one Of the three
'...s,.. charged with conspiracy TO destroy
&. sIIered vii OF the late Henry l. Yes
:. 80 the casa which for so long has
-. public attention Is thing Of the
- snd exists only on the records Of the
f--,t 4 formal motion to dismiss the
sss,.. ssxinst vsnBuren win have 70 be
..sas and will be granted. of course. for
4 oouId not conspire alone. He IL now
IN Chicago.
Judre Humes was confidently expected
"a dIsrniss the charge against DR.. Jordan
- ihs istser's attorneys when two weeks
&c skey fled tripis-shotted motion TO
dismiss, there being no possible ground
an the motion 70 be denied Their con-
tsaslon, which has been upheld. was that
she charge of conspiracy TO destroy the
viil sas merged In the offense Of destroy
ins The will, Of which charge both Mrs.
Ysfsr and DR.. Jordan have been exonsr-
stsd Cor several months.
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Inc ioitowfng new suits were fIed in
the once OF the clerk of the superior court
yesterday:
William Diamond W. sackm Phillips
Investment Company--Suit 10 recover sl50
damages BY the granting of a permanent
le83 --s
w. p. Watson w. w. s. Gale. q. al
suif TO recover So 50 rent and possession
OF premises leased.
iesier Wood. Coal and Lumber CON-
pany W. Eiizabeth B. Dougiass-Suit 10
iorecsose material mans lien for s3B4ia.
Nifty Bengsey W. Noel BengIey-Suit
Tor divorce on ground of abandonment;
marriage in Fond du Lac, Via, Novem-
Der =, 1879; no children or community
property.
Mary Morris vs.. Nicholas Morris-Suit
Tor divorce on grounds of abandonment
ana refusal TO support: marriage In Seat
ue. October -, 1850; one child. Nicholas,
aged years: no community property.
). 4. Ronald W. A. krug ct aI.-Suit for
restraining order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-24
POSITIVELY CORRECT MILLINERY.

The satisfaction that comes from
having what you know is correct mil
linery is worth something. When you
may have such millinery at no greater
cost than Is usually asked for question
able styles. the interest in IL is doubled.
We had our head milliner in New
York for q month under instructions
to study the styles solely before making
purchases. She had the time TO study
and know what the correct things
were to be in millinery. There Is .
differences in this kind of selecting
from the kind that IL done by buyer
whose trip 10 limited 10 . few days.
perhaps to a single week. You will
see the differences in the styles. in the
prices. in every essential that will %
necessary for your complete satisfac-
ton. View the MILLINERY early.
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Courts and rablse om...

The United States land Office opens n,
business IN It's new quarters on TIE forrth
noor OF the Occidental block tomorrn-
morning At 10 O'Clock. The records wers
removed rom the old Office in the Butler
Peter Hughes, . white man who was
enaTgsa with selling liquor TO Indians.
sioner Emery. it having been nroyen ~ =
the indians were King George siwashes.
and subjects OF Qaeen Victoria.
guage han'ord i expected TO omen court
IN this city tomorrow. bat il u uneertaIn
whether ne will get home before tuesday
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR AND KNIT GOODS.

The fall and winter stock of Under
wear is worthy of your attention.
The values presented in this depart
ment are extra great. We have COM
nlete lines in the following makes:
Ypsiianti (sole agents for Seattle),
Siuttgarter Normal tsole agents for
Ssattle). Munsing Non-Shrinking( sole
agents for Seattlel DR.. Warmers
Health Underwear.
A full line of Ladies' and Children's
Knit Goods with be found at the coun-
tiers on second floor. Splendid Knit
Skirts at SITS to So. Fascinators, ell
colors. 40c TO 81.
At same counters q magnificent
stock Of Children's Velvet Hats aud
Caps. all new styles.
At adjoining counters the most COM
plete stock of Cofsets in the state, in
Guiding. among other leading makes.
the James, Miller aud Equipoise
Waists. for which We are sole agents
in Seattle.
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VINO Is BETTER POKER PLAYER.


sIstsrestfng Question Involved In the
Ere rick Cahn sait.
After several months of Faiting there
has at last been development in the suit
Of Dr.. NJ. White friedrich against Samuel
cohn for the recovery of 81. $50, lost over
tie green table At the game OF draw poker,
and an interesting one, too.
IL Is the filing OF an answer and cross
complaint by Cohn, in which ne denies
that the money won by him from the
Plaintiff was won by fraudulent and de-
eetinl means, or that any cheating was
done in the game where the doctor lost
over 81. 600 at one sitting. On tha contrary.
be says, the doctor was the more skillfui
poker player of the two. and ~ different
lines won from him large amounts of cold
cash. sggregsting 81. 5ss. and also that the
Doctor was the best guesscr on the Myer-
Mccullough prizeHght In New Orleans
some time ago and won $3.50 from him on
nat occasion. He prays therefore that
he court will dismiss the complaint fled
By The doctor aud grant his own prayer
Tor . Judgment of 81 6S3.
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THE NEW DRESS STUrFS

There in greater variety IN dress
f.Sr;~. th,s season than for MANY a
iaefies es &C.. 1900 49,.
season past. hoio nc" NC, "'e
new coloringr, more new enects, ana
NOR are among all the new things but
-. ,.L,,r heantv in IN The
en0t HAS 49,. Ia, ~.
whole scope Oh fashions Az ufSss stuIs
NAV be seen and STUDIED AZ our count
a.. Tha show windows have con-
dlsni.r. ~ tha pov
stohtiy Suahstus -
elites. Inc names Oh heH may give
hint of NJ h at Is to be seen.
Jsoausrds,
soars.tes. -.
n n,ls s ~ psr, .ou'
Iluminaled Frieses
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Damage. for Roller coa.,., Accident.

DamAges for Roller Coaster Accident.
J. h Rockentield intends soon 10 com.
saeaee an action against the city for 500
MANAGES on behalf Of his son George. ~
ssAf-esd yeangsteT, and filed an appIiea.
aoa 70 be appointed guardian al Item tor
: sss 'asses IN the superior court Yesterday.
usafee Is the boy who was injured by o
se''es coaster operated at Laurel Shade,
ssaS tae end OF the Madison street cable
Has' oy T. De loynes The accident hap
esnei on July !, iSfa, aud George was laid
- 'of some time with q broken arm and
amer injuries. The father clslrns that
1919 Vas not Negligent and VAS only
sAiag underneath the coaster when ii
su On him. Since the city allowed Ne
.hes 70 construct and operate the ma
salAe the city Will be sued for $50 dam.
Sss ca account Of the boys injuries.
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Tn. Kelley In.s,,u,. of wa.hinsson

For the cure of the liquor and opium
habits. nervous diseases and tobacco habit
by DR.. Leslie K. Keeley's Chloride of Gold
Remedies over se0. 900 cases successfully
cured. Adopted by the United States
government in soldiers homes, and in
dorsed by the church and the highest
medical authority in the country. Keeiey
Institutes at oo4 Columbia street, Seattle.
and 1901 Second street. Spokane, are the
only genuine ones in this state. All others
are imitatOFs
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Dry Goods Bargains.

Plaid suitings, I2lsc yard: Knicker-
hooker suitings, i5c yard; novelty wool
dress goods, &c yard: Russian flannel or
broAdcloth, SOC yard: irrideseent hopsack-
ing. S. suit; atwood eloaking, 54-ineh,
$Ls5 yard. ehAngeahle surah trimming
silk. sc yard. Max G. oppenheimer, Sec
ond and Spring.
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siIxAs DEsIEs ms GUILT.


One Of the Accused Lottery Men Uep1tee
-suponixks's ExpIanatfon.
W. ". Gilman, one Of the two men ar
Ysssed on complaint Of Postal Inspector
TArsls for sending lottery tickets through
The mails. was brought before Commits
sioner Emery for q preliminary hearing
yesterday. but after a few witnesses for
The United States bad been examined, the
case was continued TO Friday morning at
i0o'ciock. For this reason Gilman's de-
fsnse vas net brought out He WA seen
q bis cigar stand yesterday afternoon By
Posr-IsrELIIsrscER reporter, and made
the following statement:
The only defense 1 have 10 make 10
that did not send the letter enclosing
the lottery tickets TO %. III. Bryan, OF
Kingston. in reply to decoy letter. The
Whole afYair is an effort on the part Of San
Francisco lottery ticket agents to lob me,
and the ticket sent to the inspector to q
hetisicus address was from them and not
from me. The envelope containing the
ticket contained nothing TO incriminats
me-"
10 the face of this declaration Of inno-
eeace Is the testimony of the inspector
given at the examination yesterday, In
which the story published by the Posr-
INTELLIGENCE Of Gilman's admissions 10
verified, and the remarks made by Basil
suponixka. the other of the two men.
when taken into custody. Pending the
eompietion of his examination, Gilman is
out on bail, furnished by an acquaintance,
sad not by Agasslx a. Mcconnell.
ssponizka's friends assert that he has
Mbeen dealing in lottery tickets for over
syear, and that upon rec4iving the decoy
iNier sent by the inspector he turned IL
essr TO Gilman, merely as favor to the
AMER. snponizka is about to 60 into the
lotel business in partnership with his
sther-in-iaw, O. n. Morse, and is much
% up by being arrested and bound over
, the United States grand jury for crime
which he PROCESSES 20 feel innocent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-24

PROBATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. j.
Estate of Margaret Z. wilbur-Order
nxing October o for hearing petition for
letters of administration.
Estate Of j. G. Blythe-order approving
bond Of administrator.