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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21

The Wheeling Bakery will give an
elegant thrce.bladed peniuite, or n
beautiful doll, 10 any little hoy or girl
whp will save the lin Seals from loo
Ioayrs Of their bread. Seals must be
presented at the Office OF the Bakery,
rorncr Main and Twentieth streets.
Always ask your grocer lor "Iin Seal"
Bread
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21
Mrs. N. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1sts mud 1919 0Iurkct st., wheeling, VIVA.
Rcsldcnee No. az Main ST.

TJTILLfAMSPoRT DICKENsON
w SEMINARY Williamsport "a. Hnta
.exst Regular and ElcaiYe courses. Fit !9r
College Music, Art Modern Languages special
nrs. S,eam heat electric hght. G8ttiesas t-ra
"Opens Sept, T. L, j. GRAY D. d. President,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-13
What is

c.storia 4 DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for lnnAnss
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It II . harmless substitute
ro- p.rs~oric. Drops, Soothing syrups, and Castor OH.
II n Pleasaut. Its guarantee II thirty ycaEs' use ~
MILLIONS Of Mothers. Castoris destroys Worms ana allays
ssverishuess. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curos
cures Diarrhna and Wind Collie. CastoriA relieves
testhing troubles, cures constipation ana @'a'e"'
Castoria assimilates tho food. regulates the sSomscn
and bowels. Giving healthy and natural sIeeps Ca.
toria Il tho Children's Panacea-the MotheFs Friend
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-13

II il . remarkable evidence y ine4
which the good roads reform "a
the American people that in the l !,
Of the absorbing festivities OF to'uh n
week II was possible to hold . iaffe !.
enthusiastic meeting ct Chicago ~
interest. The gathering IT Centre nv, 4
hall contained prominent repss,.
lives from many states and MAJ! ~
triee from east and west, north =,
south, and The motive Of its belIt
we'll described BY General Boy st'nr !,
New York, who delivered she p''n''
address. ,.A
To tho promoters Of the goo -,
movement II due the honor OF i,s !
rating . reform which b bount 81
long 10 enlist the bsst end most Pc,
ful slsmsntS Of ON pcpuls6on~
ego Post
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-13

An .asnu, anomaly and bsoAen. AL ahinas
worn out aad old.
The cry 81 y child by the midway. the creak
~ a numbering cart
The hea,, stcrs ~ a plow man sp'ashsne the
winter mold.
A. xronu,ng your image that blossoms n
ru~e in the dvels ~ my heart.
The wrong % the thin-- missharsn Is wrong
ton great - be- toll,
hunger 10 bald them Anvw. and SIT on .
grven knoll slsli.
With tie rar,l.. and lie SKY. asd the water re-
made. lie a cssket 81 gold.
For m, ureans OF Your image that blossoms
rose In .hc deeps Of my heart.
w. Il. Yeats.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-13

"Castoria = % we'll adapted 70 chndrea ny
I recommend II - superior % . prsses1peson
n. A. AncuBn, \. D..
III 30. Oxford S.. Brooklyn, n. 8.
"Our phyaciAns In The ehildren's dspest
uens have spoken highly OF theE expert
encs IN their outside practice with CaseortA,
and although ~ only have among our
medical supplies what y known - regular
produces. ~ ~ ass Tree 70 confess thas 0s
merits Of Cassoria hAs Won " = boox wstA
favor upon It."
UuSrBD HoarAL = DlsrsNaAnxs
Boston, MA0.
ALlm c. snrH, Prss.,
-rray Strest, New Yerk City.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-13

"Cnstcrla 10 n excellent medicine foe NIL
dreu. Nothsrs have rspss>sdly told me- q 10
rood e6sct upon thsir childrsn-"
d. q. 9. Osooop,
Lowell. Mo-.
~Caseoria = he bsss rsusdy foe chi'drsn Oh
which I am acquainted Ihops the day V nos
far distant when motAsss viii consider he reAi
iuterese Of their childrsu, and ~ Castoria In
stead Of the various quack nostrums vhich ass
deseroyine their loved onss, BY forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
ar.nta down their throat. thsreoy ssnding
thsm % premature groves"
Da j.. T XucnaOs,
Conway. Ark.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-13

n. o..A..r Company. n Murray Street, Nsv xssa CITY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-13

lX0 kCoNAAN&AA4S VI ~~~
swerved from him immediately and
ran hard toward the high banked
riveri
Hawley did not follow her ct once;
he did not guess her purpose.
She had almost reached the leaping
place when Pierre shot from the trees
and seized her. The impulse OF this
was 80 strong that they slipped and
auivered on the PERCEPTIONS edge; but
Pierre righted them. and presently
they were safe.
Pierre held her hard by both wrists
for O moment. Then drawing her
away he loosed her and spelled these
words slowly: Il understand. But
you are wrong. Hawley IL not the
man. You must come with me. It
Is foolish to die"
The not Of her feelings, her momen-
tary despair, were gone. 1t was even
pleasant IT, be mastered by Perre's
hrmnees. She was passive. Ne.
Chemically she went with him. Haw'
lev approached. She looked al
Pierre. Then she turned OF the
other. Yours u not the BEST love
abe signed tn him lit does not trust
it is selfish" And she moved on.
But an hour later Talton caught
her TO his bosom and kissed her ful
ON the lips. And his right to do *
continues to this day .-Gilbert Parked
in National Observer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
GRESHAM IS PREMIER.
PreSident-Elect Cleveland Publicly
Announces
FOUR MEMBERS OF HIS CABINET.
Gresham is Secretary Of State,
Carlisle Secretary of the Treas
ury, Lamont Secretary Of War,
and Bissen Postmaster General.
Mr.. Cleveland Promises to An
nounce the Other Members as
Soon as Decided Upon.

LAKEWOOD, N. j., February 14.-Mr.
Cleveland officially announced the names
of four members OF his Cabinet, through
the Associated Press this evening. They
are:
tary Of State.
John G. Carlisle, of Kentucky, Secretary
Of Finance.
Daniel S. Lamont, of New York, Secre-
tary Of War.
Wilson S. Bissell. of Buffalo, Postmaster
General.
On making the announcement Mr.. Cleve-
land said:
There is no need Of any mystery in re-
gard TO the cabinet, and it is useless to
speculate and indulge in guess work.
shall make no secret OF the matter but an
nOunce the names of gentlemen selected TO
the position as fast as receive their ac-
ceptances and permission to make the mat
ter public"
Mr.. Cleveland would say nothing in re-
gard to the other positions or the men who
have been mentioned. 1t is evident that
Hoke Smith, II. A. Herbert and others
who have been mentioned are still under
consideration.
A conference which will probably settle
all the vacancies will be held in MIR.
Clevelaud's Office in New York some day
this week. Sena,Or Gordon and other
Southerners will be present.
MIR. Cleveland does not care to say what
day he will visit the city, as he desires TO
meet only the men who have an appoint
ment with him, and thus be able to dispose
OF important matters without Interrupt
tiOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
The vhisky Trust investigation.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 14.-Mr.
Greenhut was recalled by the committee
investigating the whisky trust to-day, and
said that the legality of their rebate vouch-
ers had been decided by United States
Courts in the three different cases. VIM.
\. Hobart, treasurer of the compeny, and
a member OF the firm of Maddox, Hobart
~ Co, then took the stand and explained
the use of essences and other compounds,
and Mr. Stockdale asked If the combina-
ton Of these with spirits was whisky. he
replied that il was a hard question to an
sWer.
Mr.. Stockdale asked if these compounds
were not sold for whisky.
He replied that they wore being known
to the trade as domestic goods He told
how such goods were branded and said
that dealers knew exactly what they were.
Mr.. Stockdale-"Then If a customer
orders such a compound and wants 1t
branded Bourbon. ." your firm does so!"
Mr.. Hobart said that they did as re-
quested, out he did not think any one was
deceived.
About one-half the whistles sold in the
country contained essences. He could not
say to what extent foreign goods were imi-
tated. The formation of the distilling COM
pany, he thought, was benefit 10 the
trade.
Mr.. Dewar was recalled and asked how
ii was he came TO leave the distilling com
panv. He replied that he had made an ap-
plcation for a government position and
being appointed he resigned his place with
the trust He was not discharged by Mr..
Gibson. His relations with MIR. Gibson
were always friendly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
THE WARTS ON.
Republicans Order the Arrest of the Populst Clerk
Of the Kansas House Of representatives, and a
General Melee Follows His Arres!-More Seri-
o1s Trouble Threatened.

Topeka, KAs., February 14.-War is on
ia real earnest between the two houses OF
the LEGISLATURE, and blows have been eX-
changed There are now open threats by
the Populists Of sensational hOstiltles, and
az any moment there may De something
more than talk which has been SO long IN
duiged in.
An attempt by the deputy sergeant-at-
arms Of the Republican House to arrest
Ben g. Rich, a clerk of the Populist House,
on orders from the Republicans, was the
cause OF the conflict curing which two Re-
publicans were knocked down, and several
men on each side were badly bruised by
blows Of fists.
The trouble all arose out Of the ag-
gressive attitude assumed by the Repub-
ican House this morning. +. w. Hoch
set forth in a resolution which he intro
duced that 3. 9. Rich, clerk of the POpu-
list House, had unlawtullv interrupted the
proceedings, and directed the sergeant-at-
arms to arrest him and bring him before
the bar of the House.
The Republicans adopted the resolution
and the sergeant alarms with two aSsiS-
tants arrested Rich at the Dutton Hotel,
demanding at the same time that he accom-
pany them.
John w. Breidenthal. Fred Bailey and
others lnterIered IN OehalI OF hlch. Az
the corner of Ninth and Kansas avenues
the Republicans tried TO run Rich over TO
the Copeland Hotel and a warlike scene
followed.
In the struggle there was a general knock
down all round. Many blows were struck
but no serious damage was done.
In the end the POpulists got their man
into the hall Of the House Of Represent
tiyeS.
A constable appeared in the hall to make
arrests but the men declined 10 accompany
him until they had received ad-
vice. The constable, finding that
an attempt TO make the arrests
while great excitement prevailed, might
precipitate serious trOuOle, made no at
tempt 10 serve the warrants and will not
until tomorrow. and may not then unless
the situation Gains down materially.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
M the rreatr Hela Back.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. February 14-The
Hawaiisn Annexation Commissioners Wis
tied the Secretary Of State to-day. Moth
ing of Importance occurred. II is under
stood that the Commissioners were anx-
iOus ths, the annexation treaty should not
be sent 70 Congress to-day, their reason
being that its text or substance might be-
come public before the sailing Of the
steamer from San Francisco tomorrow
for Honolulu, and might thus be received
by the Hawaiian people in incorrect form.
The Commissioners wish 10 take the
treaty 10 Honolulu themselves. so that
they may be on the ground TO defend its
provisions, aud TO assist in its adoption Oy
the government Their fears that it would
go 10 Congress to-day, however, were put
40 rest by the information impaired 10
them officially that the treaty would not be
submitted before the sailing Of the steamer
from san Francisco.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
pledged Duss their support.

PITTsBURG, PA, February 14-At a
meeting Of the Harmonists, at Econo-
my last night, resolutions were adopted
expressing confidence in President Duss
and pledglng support in defending the
action brought before the appointment
of a receiver. Regina Lautenschlsger,
an old lady who is included In the bill
in equity as one OF the plaintiffs, was
among the signers Of the paper. 1t has
lust been learned that DuSS sold 175
acres Of the Economy tract to whole
sale LIQUOR dealer of this city, who will
erect a large distillery on the site. The
plaintiffs in the equity proceedings
will endeavor to have the sale set aside
as illegal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
Ohio Legislative Affairs.
sp.cia, Ysisgram 10 tAs .Rsos,tsr.

CoLUNBUs, o., February 14.-Martin's
bill TO reduce the space OF legal advertising
was defeated in the House to-day. Gears
binding twine bill met defeat in the same
body. Senator Pnllips's hill, providing
that the cost of struck juries shall be borne
by the parties demanding it; Senator Me-
Maken's bill, prohibiting bartering war
rants on the State or municipal treasures,
and Senator Browns bill, requiring town
ship trustees to destroy Canada thistles,
passed the House. Representative Beard
introduced bill providing for the aban
donment Of the Hooking canal and the sale
OF il to some railroad company. Ex-GOv-
ernor Ira j. Chase, Of Indiana, appeared on
the floor and was called upon for al ad-
dress. He responded briefly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
A FURIOUS MOB
Lynches Negro in Chattanooga, Whose Guilt IS
Not Established, and Who is Believed limo
cent by Many-Mrs. w. A. Moore, a Widow,
Fihy-0ne Years Old, Outraged.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, February IA
This city is intensely excited TO night over
a fendish outrage committed here this
morning upon Mrs w. a. Moore, highly
respected widow, by negro who fsund the
lady alone in the house.
His victim is 81 years old and the mother
of seven grown children.
A negro named Andy Blount was subse-
quently arrested on suspicion, but Mrs.
Moore is in doubt as TO his identity.
Neighbors, however, believe him guilty.
The negro protests his innocence and an
investigation by number Of leading citi'
zens indicates that he speaks the truth.
Later-At 80 tonight an infuriated
moo battered down the outer doors OF the
County Jail and finally forced their way
into the cell where Andy Blount was con
fined.
Despite the protests Of the jail officials
and many leading citizens, they took the
negro down TO the bridge which crosses the
Tennessee river ana his lifeless corpse
now bangles from one Of the angles.
Sentiment here is almost evenly divided
as 10 the mans guilt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
Want the sherman Law Repealed

WASHINGTON, D. c., February l4-Sec-
retary Charles Foster returned from New
York this morning. He said that there
was not at this time any probability Of his
issuing bonds TO build up the gold reserve.
He felt that he could continue to secure all
the gold necessary TO meet foreign ship
meuts for some time yet TO come.
He said the financial world in New York
was unit for the repeal Of the Sherman
silver law, which they said would immedi-
ately put stop to the export of gold. Sec
retary Foster held this conversation while
walking from the Treasury 10 the White
House TO lay before the Cabinet meeting
the result Of his conference with New York
bankers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
SENATOR rAULKNER's GOOD WORK.

His Efforts Save the Full Appropriation
for the Great Kanawha Improvement
Special TslsgrGn, 90 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February IA
The good effect OF Senator Faulkner's
special efforts in behalf OF the appro-
priation for the Improvement OF the
Great Kanawha was seen to-day when
the bill came into the Senate from the
Committee on appropriations. All the
items for river and harbor improve
ments we're badly cut down with
the exception of two, those
for Galveston harbor and the
Kauawha. The latter was left as
il passed the House; half a million dol
lars. Some OF the items were reduced
fully one-haif, while reductions Of one
third and one-quarter were made in or
ders. The fact that the great Kanawha
Jared so we'll at the eandS Of the Senate
Committee was undoubtedly due TO the
strong report which Senator Faulkner
secured from Col. Craighill, showing
thar the work required the expenditure
of the full amount allowed by the House
the coming fiscal year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
To Amend the MCKINLEY pm

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 14-At
the meeting to-day Of the House Committee
on Ways and Means the resolution repeal
ing the clause Of the Mckinley tariff act
providing that after January l, 1894, the
duty on manufacturers Of fax containing
over 100 threads to the square inch shall be
increased from IS per cent, the present
rate, 70 80 per cent, was amended so as 70
read that the present rate Of S5 per cent.
shall continue until January l, 1895 The
amendment was proposed by Mr.. Burrows
aud meets with general acceptance, so that
it is possible that il may pass. By the
date named. 1895, it is likely that the Dem
Ocratic tariff revision will have gone into
effect. and this schedule can be fixed in &C
cordance with Democratic policy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

and In the political machinery it Is pro.
vided much better than the bill OF
1883. The Irish Parliamentary party
at a meeting special summoned after
the delivery Of Mr.. Gladstone's great
speech cordially accepted the new Home
Rule Constitution as q satisfactory
scheme of Irish National self govern
ment, subject to endeavors in commit
tees to improve the proposed financial
arrangements and TO have the time
shortened wherein the land question Is
to be withheld from the puryiew OF the
Irish National Legislator. Wo are su-
thorized by the party TO transmit this
resolution to the friends and supporters
Of Irish liberty in the United States
and Canada"
Signed. JOHN DILLON
MICHAEL DAVITT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

NEW ORLEANS, February Livery
where float the carnival colors. The city Is
bright with sunshine aud merry with mus
ic aud a vast army Of miscellaneous mask
ers. At high noon the procession OF rex
appeared upon the streets. The subject
chosen for the pageant was FANTASIES"
IL allowed more scope for the display OF art
of the painter and costumer In spectacle
which could not have the aid OF calcium
light and torches and the result was gor'
geous sight.
The Queen OF the Carnival. Miss Ella
Slnnott. and her maids Of honor viewed
the parade from the gallery OF the Pick
wick Club. All the clubs were magnih-
Gently decorated and erected special stancs
from which the beauty OF all sections OF
the country viewed the parade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
DEMOCRATS DIsPLEAsED
With the Selection OF Judge Gresham
Says the "Herald's" Washington Man.

With the Selection OF Judge Gresham,
says the "Herald's" Washington Man.
New YORK, Februarp 1.-the Wash
ington correspondent Of the Herald
says:
The Democrats are angry. To say
they are disappointed in the selections
made by President-elect Cleveland for
his cabinet does not express their feel
ings. Most of them are doing very lit
tie talking except among themselves
and their private opinions are such In
many instances rs would not bear pub
lication. a number of members OF Con-
greSs expressed dissatisfaction with the
reported selections for the next cabinet.
The choice which ennoys them most is
that of Judge Gresham. They all say
they have the greatest admiration and
| respect for Judge Gresham per-
sonally and there was not one
member of either House who
would not admit that Judge Gresham
would make a good Secretary OF State;
but they uttered bitter denunciations OF
| Mr.. Cleveland for selecting a man for
his premier who, only Il short time ago,
went TO the trouble Of writing out an
interview declaring he was Repuoh-
can aid only voted with the Democrats
on the tariff issue.
The feeling against Judge Gresham
is so pronounced as to indicate that a
strong protest will be made to the Pres
ident-elect within the coming week. l
am told there is a movement on foot
looking to a combined attack upon Mr..
Cleveland by the Democrats in Congress
to urge upon him the advisability OF re-
considering his invitation to Judge
Gresham to enter the Cabinet. II what
hear be true protest will be made
each day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
RECOMMENDATIONS DECIDED UPON.

Congressman Capehart Settles Upon the
Postmastsrs FOR st. Mary's and Penns-
bOrO.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February IA
Congressman Capehart has decided 20 rec
onmend for appointment as postmaster at
ST Mary's, Pleasant county, Mr.. j. NJ.
Wells, and for postmaster at PennsborO,
Richie county, Mr.. Jeb WOOdau There
has Oeen q very hot fight for the postmas-
tership at st. Mary's, ive or six candidates
and their friends entering into the contest,
aud giving Mr. Capehart no end Of worry.
Now that the matter is settled, as Tar as
Mr.. Cspehart'e recommendation viii settle
il, the Congressman feels greatly relieved.
EX-State Senator Is. j. Prichard, Of
Wayne, is a candidate for the consul gen
eralship at the City Of Mexico, an Office
which pays a good salary besides a little
additional in fees. Mr. Prichard claims 70
have the Endorsement Of the outgoing State
administration and the incoming admins
tratiOn of West Virginia, as well as Of the
Democratic members Of the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
DISCUSSING THE MEANS.
SIR. Gladstone Still in Splendid CondI
.t... n..irt,n. 81 prn,ninnnt PannIn-


SIR. Gladstone Still in Splendid CondI-
tion-Opinions OF Prominent People.
LONDON, February 14.-Wm. O'Brien,
Nj. p, for Cork City, said this morning
10 an interview regarding the Home
Rule bill: at seems TO me that the
main principles of the bill 10 provide
for a better settlement OF the Home
Rule question than the bill Of 1886.
Our chief reservation is Oh the financial
proposals. II remains TO be seen
whether Mr. Gladstone's surplus
of half million pounds is
real. bIr. Saxton, Mr.. Dillon, Mr.
Blake, and others OF our friends, fear
that the full extent Of Irish local
charges have not been taken into ac-
count. The proposed contribution for
the support Of the police will involve a
formidable drain for the first few years.
Irishmen will hold their opinions on
such matters at present. and do the
threshinR out when the figures are full
Iy examined aud understood. Neverthe-
less. the main lines OF the bill are a
noble aud sufficient settlement OF the
national claims. We are able TO heart
ny recommend Irish acceptance Of the
measure"
Mr.. Gladstone spent an excellent
night and arose at his usual hour in a
hearty condition after proceeding to the
House OF Commons 70 listen to his lead
ing Conservative antagonist, the Right
Hon. A. J. Balfour.
The following statement Of the con-
tents OF the Home Rule bill have been
officially handed 70 correspondent:
The bill offers Ireland legislator, a
free deal in all Irish affairs, and an ex-
ecutive government responsible to that
legislator. Ii all the main principles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
A brilliant AssembIaSe.

LONDON, February 1.-THE ladies gal,
lery OF the House of Commons was filled
with brilliant throng Of women of title
and rank yesterday, including Princess
Louise, the Duchess OF Teck, Princess
May, OF Teck, the Duchess Of Dovenshire,
Mrs. and Miss Gladstone. and the March
ioness Of Londonderry.
The Paruenites met after adjournment
10 discuss the bill. Objection was shown
10 the police and financial proposals, and
some doubts were expressed as TO the Wis
dom Of the suggested upper council.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
A Scandal in the Ohio Psnitentiary.
sDeetGI TeLsoram 10 ths Rsctster

COLUMBUS, February IA scandal that
will shake Governor McKinley's admins
tration Of the State prison called q special
meeting of the managers to-day. 1t de-
velopes that Lizzie Eddington, prisoner
serving g term from ST Clairsvile, is
about TO become a mother, and that the
father of the child is Antony Piciuo, a pris-
oner from Steubenville.
Miss EddingtOn at first charged that
Warden James was the father Of the child
but subsequently said Antonio Picino was
its father