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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, ". Va, April 1.-THE enter
tainment at cards given by the Misses Nc
Graw. Friday evening, in honor OF their
Snest. Miss Friend, Of Wheeling, was
very enjoyable affair.
Hon. John w. Mason, Of Paladne, vas
attending court here this week.
" b. Pifer. OF the West Side, was 40
semi from town several days on account Of
the death Of his brOther-in-law In Nir-
GINA. - p.,.,-.
who have been visiting their son, George,
master mechanic at this point, returned
home Thursday.
The natural gas people have assured Us
that they will reach here with the pipe line
The equipment of two passenger engines
an the E1fth Division for burning coke has
proven q success an,
THE erection of the new Odd Fellows
Hall on thS lot purchased from the town
~ .atrobA street, will be begun at once.
Tbis will IL a needed improvement
noe WarSer looks like Russian Gen.
.,.sl =, his uhav spotted horse.
q Misses y IS a be ana Aria Conawsy, Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
WESTON.

WESTON, W. VA, April 1.-THE meeting
OF the Mozart Club Tuesday evening, April
- ut Mir. =. Hlnkles, was well attended,
and the following programme was given:
Chorus-Eveniug LaVilla
Mozart Club.
Waltz Song-COme Buy My Flowers.
Mrs. y. X. Teter.
Quartette-RIding on Load OF Hay.
....... ...... ....s. ..s. ''LollOu
Mrs. Estill, Miss Kester, Messrs.
Ross aud Harrison.
Solo-The Girl I Left Behind 900. Kelly
ROct Zinn.
Alto Solo-The Arrow and the Song.
Observation-Disclosures. ,............P lnsuh
Miss Lena Morris.
Quartette-Old Farmer John. White
Mrs Hinke, Miss Smith, MessrS.
Barnes aud linn.
Soprano SolO-Eugenia. ........... Bogert
Mrs, 4. II. kuust
Chorus-The Wolf is on the Hill. Whise
Mozart Club.
Bass Solo-Fearless. ............C ampana
I. n. Barnes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
sIsTERsVILLE

SrsrBRsvILLE. w Va, April a. The
Bon Ton Fishing Club. composed OF Bert
Wright, Dan Wallace, Harry Patton ana
piUy Reese fiOated in their handsome little
roaf from here 10 st. Mary Thursday
evening, fishing and hunting ducks, with
.oraa success On their arrival at place
thew were entertained at dinner by Mr..
sidney Mallory.
Miss Daisy McEldOwney, or New Mar
tiusville, was the guest OF her cousin, MISS
NIaude Thistle, last Sunday.
Miss Lolita Whittlesey, daughter OK MT.
John Whittlesey, has been very III Tor sew
J. W. Boyer is spending Sunday in
Tiovd r. Smith has moved bis family
f-orn MiddlebOurne TO this place.
a humber Of people from this place nave
been at Nliddlebourne this week attending
court. -, s..,., - .ba
I,nrelfs Pipe Line Co., was az Marietta on
business this week. -
F'orest Bare, Of Hannibal, o., was here
Mes Inla Graham, who mes been seriA
onsiv Am with typhoid ieyerNor several
Sssots is much improved.
M. b. Hill, OF Bellaire, o., was Rne guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccormick TINS
week.
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PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND STATION, o., April Thames
H. Giesey and family have returned TO
their country residence for tue summer.
John Mckee has gone TO Summerton to
fill a vacancy in the telegraph office Of That
place.
G. II. Scheetz has been transferred
from Martins Ferry Junction TO 6ll tue
vacancy made by the resignation Of Mr..
Metzcer, who goes to Grafton, on the O.,
L. d W. Il. IL.
Mrs. Kate Mckee has been quite i'll with
Quinsy.
Frank Mooney has humps.
Mrs Collins has been seriously III.
The Injunction has been dissolved and
the Portland ana Belmont County pike will
be relet on May 18th.
The pet sheep belonging TO Master Ben
Stringer was killed by dogs.
J. Ross McCleary, attorney FOR George
Boner. who was arrested few days ago
on suspicion OF knowing something about
the killing Of Hungarian OF the W. & l..
f.. r. r., was in town looking up his side
Of the case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., April 14-Dr. J. X. Fer
guson was at the Hannibal House the past
week.
Albert fisher, of SteuDenville, was home
several days this week.
An interesting event of the past week
was social at Lhe English Nj. Z. parson-
age on Friday, given by the Epworth
League. 4 large crowd was in attendance
and a good time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Sarah Linkard and Sidney Lloyd
are guests OF Prof. and Mrs. Dan Will
liams, az Moundsville, w. Va.
Mrs. Mort Williams returned to her
home at Martins Ferry Thursday, after a
short visit with relatives in town.
Charles Brauniich, Of Wheeling, spent
last Sunday in town with relatives. -
Mr.. Cree. OF Newport, o., moved his
family 10 this place Wednesday. They
have rented the property of viii Noll.
Misses Ada Cenrs and Emma Braunlich
were Ut New Martinsville Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Richards and daughter, OF
Matamoras, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Suter, this week.
Mrs. John Voegtly and daughter, Miss
Mollie, were at Wheeling Friday.
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BRIDGEPonr.

E. w. Darrah, representing Leggett &
Myers. of St. Louis, was circulating among
his friends this week.
H NJ Clayland is the guest OF his
daughter Mrs. Charles Loe.
Mrs. Susan Howell left this week for
Quincy, IL, for an extended visit with her
her son Charles, OF the firm Howell, War
field j. Howell.
The Bellaire, Martins Ferry and Bridge
port Street Railway Company have com
plete and attractive Office and waiting
loom in the new Opera House block. The
company are considering everything Ior
their patrons comfort.
Miss Clara and Lon Beall Of Brooke
county, w. Va, have returned home after
a few DAVIS visit with Mrs. A. 7. Bowie.
Miss Matte Medill. Of Brookside. is
still quite sick at her home.
MIR. aud Mrs. Barrett entertained ABOUT
fifteen couples Of the young folks Friday
evening. The affair was in honor OF their
daughter Helen. A delightful evening
was spent in dancing, with tempting re-
past at a seasonable hour.
Mrs. Louis Sternrod spent few days
with her parents this week.
The entertainment given by Miss Mar
garet Moor's Sunday School class at the
NJ. E. church Friday night was new and
noAel affair The young ladies represent
ed an album of living pictures that even
the originals might have been envious of.
The Bellaire Mondolin and Guitar Clue
added to the pleasure OF the evening. IL
was success throughout, and those in
charge are TO be congratulated.
Miss Lucy Baggs entertained her young
ladv friends Friday evening al her home
on Main street.
Frank Roberts has returned from Zanes.
vile. o., where ne was called by the death
of his grandfather.
HaIstead Caldwell entertained few OF
his little friends Friday evening, at Mrs.
win Clark's, in honor OF his birthday.
Miss Lucy briggs is home from Mt. de
Chantal, spending Sunday with her pa
rents.
Mrs. HOLSTER left Friday for Akron, to
be present at the wedding OF her son. Rev.
Charles HOlliSter.
Miss Lottie McConnaughy has returned
from visit with friends at East Liver
pool
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Piedmont, who have been visiting in town
returned home Monday.
Rev. A. Moore has moved into the new
parsonage, recently purchased from Dr..
Warder.
George Shaffer, Jr.. Of Baltimore. spent
a few DAYS among his many friends here.
Attorney General II. S. Riley, OF Wheel
ing. was here Saturday.
Senator Worley. of KinRwood, stopped
of on his way 10 Wheeling Thursday.
Col. John T. McGraw and sisters accom-
panied by Miss Gene Friend, Of Wheel
ing, attended the installation of Bishop
Donshoe in Baltimore last Sunday.
Louis Addison, F. NJ. DurOin, John 7.
McGraw and J. B. Mccoy were in Park
ersburg this week Oh business connected
with new bank.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
FAIRlIONT


FArEMoNr, ". Va, April 14-Miss
Della Goodwin, handsome young Wheel
inc lady, is the guest of hlrs. Glenn Barnes
and Miss Edith Bryan.
Mr.. NJ A Walton, prominent business
man OF Mouudsviue, was here yesterday
enrOute 20 BuCbannOn on business
Mrs. George Morrow is tue guest OF her
mother at New Cumberland, w. Va.
Mrs. Howard Ogden aud children are
here the guests of relatives, and Will re-
main several weeks.
Harry @. Lem and " ". Scott were
AZ McKeesport Pa, on business this
week.
County Clerk Manley is having a fine
cement walk laid in front of bis residence.
Ex-GOV. PierpO1t Is out after o three
weeks illness.
Mrs. Rosa Fleming sud children, Mar
shall and Josephine. left for Pittsblrg to-
cay where lEey viii reside The best
wishes Of numerous friends follow them.
Mrs. NJ. LaIelle and children, Ivy
sad Stella. have sold their residence here
% Mr.. ~. vs.. Fleming, aud viii remove %
Chicago 20 the regret of numerous friends.
Mr.. j. +. ChelOweta, of ROw.es0urE,
was here several days on business THIS
week.
The funeral Of r. L. Fleming took place
yeterday afternoon from tCe Sd. h. Church
aud was largely attended by q large circle
of friends and members Of Mt City Lodge,
X. OF p, O. u. A. ~, Sons of Veterans
and Mt. CITY Hose Co. 10. I, each of which
organizations deceased was a msmber
Rev McCOuoch conducted the services, as
sisted oy Rev. Foster, OK Clr.st's Episco-
pal Church.
Handsomely engraved invitations were
received here to-day announcing The mar
rioge Of Dr. win ogden, OF th.s place, 20
Miss Emma, the charming daughter Of
Hon Ira O.. Post, of C.arKsourg, on April
26th.
Miss Della Goodwin, Of Wheeling. who
was here attending the Barnes-Odoert
Wedding, will remain for week or two
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Edith Bryan.
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FIEDEONE

4 PIEDMONT, w. VA, April l4.-lnvita-
tons are out from A.r. aud Mrs. Fairfax
Iaudstreet, 10 the marriage oil their SIS
ter, Miss Katharine II. Davis, 10 Mr.. Al
bert Feirchild Holden, tue event 20 take
place FRIDAY noon, Apr. -ith, Ut t1o home
of Dir. Laudstrtet, "LaluuuC,' Davis, W.
Va The bride IS very popular both az
home aud iu Piedmont her former home.
The groom is rlsiur young business Iudn
OF the West, and son OF the proprietor OF
the Hotel HOleDlcu, Cleveland, OHIO.
The mop given 40 talrview hall, Friday
night, the l3tn, was largely attended We
noticed guests present from New YORK,
Cumberland heyser Frostourg, Nd,
Homecoming and Bloomington. About tnlr-
" couples partic.p a,ed,
Yesterday was payday 40 the mines, the
last at fifty cents per ton until further no.
tice. The rate OF mining was reduced on
the LIST inst. 20 40 cents per ton.
Mrs RcDecca Rawlings, mother OF $ upt.
A. c. RAWLINGS. died 40 her home at raw
Gngs. Md, on Thursday morning. Mrs.
Rawlings was So years ola, she leaves q
large family 70 mourn her loss The fuuer-
81 took place yesterday, The remains being
taken TO Cumberland ana Inferred ia Rose
Hill cemetery.
We are reliably informed that the Pied
mOnt Pulp g. Paper Co.'S works az this
place will soon have orders Tor al they
will be able 20 do. The coal trade is also
picking up some.
MIR. w. L. Hessitt returned from Bruins
wick. where he has been doing some work
in the interest of the proposed National
bank at that place
Thursday night some parties attempted
10 rob the store Of Euu NCtien on Ashtieid
Street, and broke one Of the large plate
glass windows. They did net get anything
however, as the articles had been removed
at the closing Of the store from the win
dow
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
TILTONVILLR

TIL1oSvrLE, o., April l4.-Misses Ma
~ West. and Kate Ruch were successful
in passisg the teachers examination held
in Steubenville three weeks ago.
Wilbur l.. Medin was down from the
county seat on legal business Wednesday.
The Pike Commissioners have adyer-
tiled the reletting Of the Portland and
county pike, and before the summer is
over hope to have il completed, notwith-
standing the many difficulties encountered
by them since their nrst Efforts to have
better thoroughWay from Portland to the
county line.
Miss Mary Davidson, well know elo-
cutionist OF Martins Ferry, assisted by q
mixed quartette, will give al elccutionary
ana musical entertainment in the NJ. 4.
Church Friday evening, April 20.
Robert Sanderson is building the found
alton for his new residence on Back street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
NEIGHBORH00D.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK
Social Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By "Rssis.sr' Rspor.srA
Readable Resume Of he News
HARRINGTON

MANNlNGToN, w. w, April IA. s.
Furbee has been confined 10 his room with
Quinsy this week.
Joe. the small son Of W. F. Edwards, su-
perintendent of the South Penn Oil Com
pany, is III with pneumonia fever.
j. L. kellar Is visiting friends near
Cumberland, Nd.
J. L. Stewart is erecting a new resi-
oence
Il. NJ. Wise left this week for a trip to
the Gauley river.
The Board OF Education az its meeting
Saturday opened the bids for the compile
tiOn of the new school house and were much
surprised al their size, the lowest bid was
about Slg, GEO. while the estimated cost OF
the building was $4,000. Over 5000 has
already been expended on the foundation
and 10 will REQUIRE s. 900 additional 20 put
in the heating apparatus. The Board has
asked for more bids and viii meet again
next Saturday 70 consider them.
The new municipal O1iCers were sworn
in last Tuesday evening.
The unknown dOater found I'VE niles BE-
low here in Bud0lO creek, Thursday, as re-
ported in the REGIsTER, is thought by some
10 be Barney Sullivan, an oil well drller
whose whereabouts is unknown ana VINO
has not been seen for several weeks, but
there were no marks or papers about him
and ths body was so much deC2yeC as 70
render identification impOssib bic. TIE cor
oner's inquest developed nothing.
Ths Premier Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club, of Wheeling, gave very enjoyable
concert in Prichard's Hall Saturday even
ing Of last week, under the auspices Otthe
Crescent B. NJ. and G.. club, Of this place.
=. e. Calvert, son Of DR.. and Mrs. Il. NJ.
Calvert, died Saturday OF consumption,
AGED % years aud 6 months, after ltnger-
ing illness OF nearly two years. Hugh, as
ne was commonly called, was very highly
respected by everybody and his loss IS
mourned By large circle OF relatives and
friends. lnterment took place IN the Man
nington cemetery Sunday.
The Flaggy Meadow Oil Co.'S Hamilton
No Z, on Flaggy Meadow, is dry Ia the
Big Ingun and is being drilled TO the Cor
don
Three new rigs are being built on the
McKeown estates Beatty farm, on Woods
run.
The South Penn's Belle Conway No. 2
is rigging up.
The South PENIS Hayes No 2, on Whet-
stone, is due this week. This well Is west
CT any developments in the field, and is
watched with much interest
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WAKRENTON.

WARREyToS, O., April l4.-Presidlng
Elder Stensrd preached three able ser
mons during the quarterly meeting. he is
a very pleasant speaker
Or Monday there was quite an excite
ment on the street created by q strange dog
biting aud swapping at everything in his
path. john Billingsly SHOT MIN after he
had bitten a COW aud several dogs.
The school election was quite spirited
affair on Monday. The successful capdi-
dates were DR.. Reed and Thomas Shannon.
VIII Nsylor and wife, Of Smithheld,
were guests Of Mrs. Stephen King on Fri
day.
Sir. and Mrs. Condor returned homo on
FRIDAY from visiting relatives in Warsaw
and Sherrodsville.
The schools Will close here next Satur-
dav with dinner at the school house and
an entertainment in the afternoon a. the
Mechanics Hall
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CLARINGTON,

CLARISaToS, o., April 14-Dr. II. NJ.
Smith and wife were at Wheeling Wed
neSday.
Mansel Gallaher left Monday for Scio
college.
A piano was put in at the Frautz's, Wed
dAy.
The Lonesome Four gave their third Sc
lect hop at the Town hall, Thursday even
ing.
Charles Weisheit threw his shoulder out
of placs Thursday evening while at the
dance. He was taken 10 u. ". Greenlees.
where il was put back.
Miss Emily Cressp, OF Mouudsville, at
tended the dance Thursday evening.
The village school board organized By
electing L. F. Urpman President, and
Thomas Atkinson, Clerk.
Town Council, Wednesday evening,
swore in the new officers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15

church by Rev. L. D. Tamblyn, MIR. ]. L.
Hall 10 Miss Hattie Barns.
Miss Myrtle Holland IS quite sick this
week Win sore throat.
Mrs. w. E. Hall is Ill with the grip.
Blind Willie Wells left Thursday for
Blacksville, where he will open the season
with his comedy company.
James Hammers will not move ms
family TO Everson.s
Mrs. Henry Hess has returned from
visit TO her parents at Hallett, Monon-
gala county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15

l,v. some womb disorder. The suffering pa
font eets no better. bat probably worse, BY
reason OF the delay, wrong treatment and
consequent complications. a proper medi-
emo. Ike Dr. Pierce's ,Favorite PRESCRIPTION,
directed % the cdiiSc would have promptly
cured the disease.
\. Mrs HARRT TAPPAN, OF Reynolds, Jegs
~ Nj. writes: For two years l was q
spNcrer. a part OF this time bad 10 be carried
rron my bed. Was hacked with pain, bad
ria was very nervous, no appetite ana
tely discouraged. A few bottles OF
-e Prescription Effected q perfect
q '2ld By AL dealers In medicines.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
The Eminent

Temperance lecturer in New England.
Mrs. John Barton, says: was subject 20
those deathly sick headaches and also dys-
persia. Sulphur bitters cured me when
al other remedies failed. Mrs. Barton is
the wife of John Barton, Superintendent
of Repairs, Pacific Mills, Lawrence, Mass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15

Around the earth, In every land,
By every stream that Tn awars Of,
In every town, they understand
How teeth may best be taken care Of
From Jersey fats 20 Blrman's mount
They sing the praise Of SOZODON1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15

dyspepsia, another
from heart disease,
another from liver
or kidney disease,
another with pain
here or there, and
in this way they all
present 10 their
casy-EOiug doctor,
separate diseases,
for which he pre-
scribeS assuming
them TO be such.
when, in reality,
they are al only
SpmptOiRS caused
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WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN.

Many times women call on their family ply
Eic.qp5. suffering, SIS they imagine, one from
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-02
CESAR IN TROUBLE.
Buncoed Out of His Money, He
Is Arrested for Gambling.

Buncoed Out of His Money, He
Is Arrested for Gambling.
In the police court yesterday john
Cesar, who arrived in st. Paul Tuesday,
on his way to Green Bay. Wis. was
arraigued on a charge of gambling. The
charge hardly does justice TO the facts.
for while it may be called gambling by
the police. it falls short of the term.
Cesar was steered to skin joint and
lnveigled into game of stud poker.
He was relieved of all the money he
had-s60. And as soon as this was done
he realized that he had been swindled.
He kicked" to the police. and these
protectors of the peace and other things,
to quiet the roar, had the money re-
turned. Cesar, instead of being de-
lighted with the return of the cash and
keeping the matter quiet, told a friend
the story. The friend took him to the
mayors office, and as Acting Mayor
Hickman is not as we'll acquainted with
police matters as the gentleman for
whom he is acting, an investigation was
making a complainSt against Cesar for
gambling and his arrest and arraign-
ment in court. John Smith," who, il
is alleged, took part in the stud poker
game at which Cesar lost his money, was
also arrested on the same charge, and
both Cesar and Smith" will have a
hearing before Judge Twohy this morn
ing. Cesar is out on $50 bail, and
Smith" on twice that amount.
The complaint made against Cesar
and "Smith' is under the state law and
not under the recent gambling Ordi-
nance which the council passed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-02
LEAVES IT TO WRIGHT.
Hickman Declines to Make Board
Amendments.

Acting Mayor Hickman announces
that he has decided to make no ap-
pontments to the park board or school
board, but will allow Mayor Wright,
who is expected home Monday, to name
the appointees. The retiring members
of the park board are w. c. Brede H.
hagen and Daniel Aberle. The retiring
members of the school board are George
Dickson and DR.. Abbott. The last
named gentleman was but recently ap-
pointed to fill out the vacancy caused by
the resignation of DR.. Stamm, and will
probably be re-appointed. Mr.. Dickson
has all the members of the board
plugging" for his re-appointment. but
whether Mayor Wright will heed the
requests is q uestion.
The appointment of two members to
the board of public works. to fill the
tacancies caused by the retiring OF
Messrs. Horrigan and Minea, does not
have TO be made until March IL. The
report from one who stands next to the
president of the park board and the
mayor is that President Wolterstorff
ana George Warren will be the lucky
individuals. Warren'S appointment it
is said, is in the interests of harmony i'll
the ranks of the Fifth ward reformers,
and as WolterStorff favored and voted
for e. Il. tombstone for assessor, his APP
pointment might be considered as re-
ward for such action. In case Wolter
storff is appointed, his office as assem-
blyman will have to be vacated, and his
successor elected by the Otl:er eight
members of that body.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-02
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY.
Gegress Who Attempted to Shoot
Harry Wilson.

iegress Who Attempted to Shoot
Harry Wilson.
Florence Hisley, the negress who at
tempted to shoot the top of Harry Will
sons head off Tuesday night, was given
all examination in the police court yes
terday afternoon.
Wilson. who had lived with the woman
for some time, swore to the complaint
charging her with assault to do bodily
harm OH Tuesday, but yesterday he was
not willing witness against her.
The testimony OF several persons who
were on the street at the time Florence
placed revolver to his head and pulled
the trigger, together with what was
forced from the complaining witness by
the assistant county attorney. was con-
sldered sufficient by Judge Twohy to
hold the defendant to the grand Jury.
Her bail was fixed at $1,000, and not
being able to give that amount, she was
committed to Jail.
Assistant County Attorney Donnelly
asked that Wilson be committed to Jail
as witness in default of bonds, intl-
mating that if this were not done Will
SOL might not be on hand when the
grand jury took up the case. f. L. Nc.
Ghee, attorney for Florence, insisted that
the commitment be made in the regular
order. and MIR. Donnelly went out to
secure the proper blanks. In the mean
time the regular business of the court
was proceeded with, Wilson occupying
a chair i'll the court room. Something
of sensation was occasioned by Will
son attempting TO leave The court room.
and for few moments it looked like
fight between Wilson and Sergeant Zir.
kelbach. The encounter was averted
by Wilson being allowed to leave the
court room and then being taken i'm
custody by the police.
Later Wilson was arraigned before
Judge Twohy. and after an explanation
was allowed to go Oh his own recog-
niZance, promising TO be in the district
court when the case was considered by
the grand jury.