Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-17

Chicago, October 16.-Adolph L. Luet-
CERT Will be Snowman. With the mid
oie vat and the pack of great Dane
mounds he will make tour of the coun-
try and thus retrieve his lost fortune.
ms is the substance of the plan the ac-
cused sausage manufacturer has matur-
cd within the last few days to engage
MIN when he is set at liberty.
Why shouldn't I?' he said to a re-
porter. The public has been made to
believe was bad man. and now l will
make them pay for their own foolish
ness in believing what the police fixed
up. | will go to all the cities in the
country and rent a storeroom and
charge so cents admission. The people
VIII want to see me after the advertis-
Ing have been given, and they will pay
for their curiosity.
Il have lost all my money, and this
infamous charge they have put against
me has ruined my business. Do you
think I'm going to permit myself to be-
come permanent charge on the coun-
ty? Oh, no.,I will make lots of money.
! will make as much in year as I.lost
in the last year, and that is good deal.
Then | will find my wife, and you can
watch out then to see what | will do to
my prosecutors v
THINKING OF THE FUTURE.
will you try to reopen the sausage
factory?" he was asked.
Il will not say anything about that
now, but you can be sure | will make
lots of money. l am going to publish
the history of my life and that will be
the means of making money for me
too"
What do you think of the trial?"
"Oh, am not thinking much about
the trial. There is nothing left of the
case they tried to make against me. l
am thinking of tSe future now. I think
the trial will be eiSded soon. l will pro-
badly be eating diIGler with my friends
next Sunday. Tben l will be busy
man. | will haye SO much to do. | am
bothered with Al kinds of PROPOSITIONS
Half a dozen museum men have been
trying to engage me, but named my
figures, and they have not answered.
uetgert is no fool, and they have found
Ut OFT"
the meantime the great Dane
Us are dis inguishing themselves
in anticipation of their public ca
Yesterday morning Mrs. William
whq is keeping house for the
Ich Hren went out into the
to kill duck for dinner.
liar duck she intended kill
pit be found. Only bunch
WAS left, because Tiger, the
lad eaten the fine fat duck
before Major, another of
hounds, held up the butcher
ront yard and tore his coat
yE TIN pound 1T mutton chops
away from his&pd c5Imly ate tSeflf.
The two offending hounds were chained
to their kennels in the afternoon as a
punishment for their bad deeds
MRS. FIELD TO BE ARRESTED.
AS soon as the trial is over Mrs Will
liam Charles will have variant issued
for the arrest of Mrs. Christine Field,
so she announced yesterday. The last
time Mrs Field, "the beloved dead
Christine" was on the witness stand
she swore that Mrs. Charles had asked
her to swear the rings found in the vat
were not the rings of Mrs. Luetgert.
This assertion on the part of the 'rich
est widow in Clybourn avenue" Mrs.
Charles characterizes as perjury, and
for that she will ask for the widows
arrest and punishment.
/Other troubles are in store for the
widow with the icy smile. A witness
will be called in the trial to-day who
will swear she told him Inspector
Setback was trying to get her to swear
against Luetgert, but she could not, be-
cause she knew nothing against the
character of the prisoner and she was
convinced he was as innocent as a
child