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The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

City Clerk.
Signed and approved this Sth day
of October, 1907.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

Before buying a wagon see Harry
I. Hats line of the famous Winona
wagons. They are the best by test.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
ORDINANCE NO. 14s OF 1907.

An Ordinance Submitting the Ques-
tion of the Erection by the City
Council of Water Works for the
City of Grand Junction to the Vote
of the Voters of Said City Who
are Taxpayers Under the Law
and Calling an Election Therefor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

mayor,
First publication, Sept. 25, 1907.
Last publication, October 7, 1907.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

Presiding Officer OF the City Council.
Attest:
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

II you want your horses, COWS and
poultry to be In the best condition
try COLD Coin stock food. Platt's
200 Main street, Phone Black 1441.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

turning to his native country becam
e politically prominent and was made
governor of the province of Hiogo
n 1868. Marquis Ito became vice
minister of Finance in 1869. He re
tired temporarily from public life
shortly after this. In 1871, 1882 a
nd 1901 he visited Europe and was
made a G. c. b. by King Edward
n 1902. His home is in Tokyo.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

New Hannah Shoes. Loerier's.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

Phone Black 1441 Platt's feed store
for hay, grain and feel.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
EAVOR|IES DAY
At SARATOGA

Saratoga, N. Y. Aug. 24.--Three fav-
Drites won over slow track here
yesterday. A feature was handicap
FOR -year-olds, five and half fur
longs. which was won in easy fashion
by August Belmont's Black Oak to ].
Melbourne, a to l favorite. had NO
trouble in winning the handicap at
seven furlongs. Notter had him in
hand as he passed the judges four
lengths in front OF Cressina. who beat
Rockstone a head. oxford was never
dangerous.
Right Royal. a 2 to favorite. was
much the best In the second race
for platers. for he drew away In the
stretch and won by hve lengths. Phil
Finch took the place
Royal Lady. backed down 10 six,
made all the running In the fourth
race. winning In gailop by three
lengths Beggar Maid, who had plenty
Of speed. took the place from Lord
Stanhope.
James r. Keene's Masquerade re-
sponded gamely when Notter put her
under a drive and got up in time TO
win the fifth race. Notter rode two
winners
Summary:
First race, handicap. all ages. fur
longs--Welbourne. 80 (Notter). TO l
and TO 10. won; Cressina. 11s(Miller),
to s for the place, second; Rockstone.
By ~. DukdnD, 10 = tiilus iiilc
i:27 l-5. oxford, Acrobat and Handzarra
also ran.
Second race. S-year-olds and up
wardz. selling n milcs--Right Royal.
100 (Hogg). 2 to l anf to 5, won;
Miss Alert, 101 (Preston), III to 10. TO
and out second; Astor DOrr, 106
(Miller), to 1, third. Time 1:54 3-5.
Rio Grand and Red Friar also ran.
Third race handicap. 2-year-olds, ~
Rurlongs-Black Oak 100 (Miller). 6 TO
and to 1, won; Dennis Stafford, 103
(E. Dugan). Q to for the place. sec
ond: Magazine. ia (Finn). to 10.
third. Time 1908 1-5. Onatassa, Ten
Rncy. BY Courtesy, He Knows and
King Sol also ran.
Fourth race. 3-year-olds. selling, l
mile-Royal Lady. 92 (Goldstein). 6 10
] and to /, won; Dennis stafford, los
(E. Dugan). 3 to for the place, sec
ond; Lord Stanhope. 100 CFinn), to ],
third. Time 1:41 3-5. Lally, Smiling
Tom. Prince Hampton, Schroeder's
Midway. Giraffe. Miss Strome, Molesey
and Quagga also ran.
Fifth race. 2-year-old fllies, 5h
furlongs-sMasquerad 9S (NotteD,
to l and even. won: Half Sovereign.
112 Knapp, TO for the place, sec
ond; Keep Moving, 107 (Finn). to
j. third. Time 1907 As. Grand Dame.
Whip Top, 'Anonyma, Frances Ray,
Sungleam and Dottie S. also ran.
Sixth race. maidens. years old and
upward. selling, l mile-Sam Bernard.
1O2 &c. Dugan). 6 TO 8 and l TO 2.
won: Pins and Needles, los (Gaines).
2 to for the place. second; Ramrod.
1o2 (Brentman), / 10 2, third. Time
1:422-5. Tense, Loudoun. Light Coolie.
Long Dana, Miss Padden and Destroyer
also ran.
'Masquerader and Anonyma coupled.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
STOKES STREET SPECIAL.
CAPT. CONNORS.'
O'GORMAN 6 ALL STARS z

The superb pitching of Mathewson en-
bled the OGormans to defeat the ALL
Stars yesterday at the Providence base
ball park by a score OF to q Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
NEWP0RT'S GOLF TOURNEY

The second days play in the golf tour
nament at the Newport Golf club for the
cup offered by Ogden Mills was brought
10 the semi-hnals yesterday. The play
resulted In the contest narrowing down 10
Clarence w Dolan. Royal Phelps Car
roll. Grenville Kane and ]. c. Bancroft.
the winners OF the four matches played
during the afternoon. The summary OF
the days play follows:
Clarence w. Dolan beat Lispenard
Stewart 2 up TO 60
Royal Phelps Carroll beat Rev Roder-
lck Terry up, TO 60
]. c. Bancroft beat Miss Gladys Mills
3 up, TO go.
Grenville Kane beat Robert sedgwick,
Jr., up, TO 60.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24

new thret-fnen toufndIneht WAS sldIl
ed yesterday and will run Ave weeks.
WEYBOSSET TWO-MAN TOURNA
MENT
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
Mother Boy Hit Drops Dead

Asheville, N. c., Aug. 2.-Mrs. James
Ingle, who lives at so View street, at
tempted to punish her 12-year-old son yes
terday for disobedience. The boy struck
her back. and | nthe scuffle that ensued
Mrs. Ingle fell dead with a baby in her
arms The exertion and excitement had
killed her. The baby was picked up un-
hurt The boy says he only struck his
mother on the arm.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
.|ROQUO|S WILL FACE
ALL STARS TOMORROW

The Iroquois team is to face the ALI
Stars OF the Inter-City league tomorrow
afternoon at Palace Gardens. The Indians
have taken the scalplocks OF the Broad
ways Monitors and Lindsays OF the Paw
tucket circuit and will now strain every
nerve for the great finale. victory over
the pick OF the different teams stars.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24

.Masquerader and Anonyma coupl,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
CHILD SLIGHTLY CUT
WHEN FELLED BY HORSE

Harry Bernstein, years old, while
crossing the street near his home at 2Oi
Gladstone avenue yesterday afternoon
was knocked down by a horse attached to
lumber wagon OF the b. f. Smith COM
pany OF Pawtucket and was slightly Gu.
and bruised. The horse was driven by
James Corey.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24

Runs-Davis 2, Kenney. Ashlander
Doyle, Witherow-6; Congdon, Smith,.
Sacrifice hit-Arnold. Stolen bases-O'Gor-
man 2; All Stars 2. Two-base hit-Cong-
don. First base on balls-Off Mathewson
/: OFF Congdon 3. Left on bases-O'Gor-
man 4; All Stars 6. Struck out-By Math-
ewson 10; by Congdon L. Passed ball
Conley. Umpires-Jennings and Cameron.
Time-1h. 30m.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
UNCLE BILL WON
SIX-HEAT RACE

The black PAGER Uncle Bill, with Knapp
Forshner up, won the unfinished 2:20 pace
yesterday easily by taking two straight
heats at the Hillsgrove track. Elsie w.
(Wilbur) was second in each heat.
Billy Red was drawn and after the fifth
heat c. II. B. was ruled out. only heat
winners being allowed In the sixth heat.
Both of the heats were the slowest of the
six The summary:
2:20 pace, purse $500:
Uncle BILL blk. h. (Forsh-
ner) ...........'.........'s..
Elsie w. blk. m. (Wilbur.. 3 2
Grace Davis, b. m. 0Bru-
c. II. b. took fourth money. Billy Red
also ran
Time-2:21A, 2:21A. 2:2A. 2:cOh. 2:21h.
2:22h.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08

rlal these except upo the s~uDposition
III guilt"
III. Rowland agrees IT. Poisonous
Discussing acOnitIne. and telling -
il he said. Dr. Rowland knows IL = =
dangerous poison" and looked ct Or
Rowland, who nodded his head He
mods shat II IL so.' announced COL
Argo. who said also that with the
fifteen grains DR.. Rowland had he had
enough TO Kill four thousand people
Col. Argo scoTed at the idea %
heart disease and said Il vas aconitine
hat caused Strange's death. A. the
symptoms were OF this and not OF
mitral nsuficiency OF the heart Just
a little sick. Mrs. Strange calls 10 DR..
Rowland over the phone and Mr..
Strange meets him at the door. Then
death to him in a short time
In closing Col Argo asked for jus
tice to all to the defendants and to
the state, a verdict to be delivered in
the fear Of God. He had spoken for
one hour and ffty-six minutes, his re-
marks being ended at twelve minutes
past eleven o'clock.
Judges Charge and to the jury.
It was fifteen minutes past eleven
when Judge Long began his charge to
the jury and at fifty-fve minutes past
the Jury, on whose word hangs the life
or death Of the two on trial. The jury
went TO bed after the charge and Will
deliberate today on the verdict.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08

there must hare been = common o.
8awt and rurfseSe lu such ErtSTA@&s "
secs and purpose Wtta hua. IT. or
der to convict her urca such fmd
made ~ you as heretofore sei "@t
as to the male defendant. * fR0#A
appear beyond "A reasonable doHot
that There Was coac@rt - action oN-
II cen her and him 4a th" particular
at. ard tnAt the general purpose was
contemplated and a~e-erts8 Gin 6y F~r.
ard that the particular criminal Aft
done. II found Ia have been done tr
him, was aone with her know hedge
and cancurrauCe. In the absence or
such findings As - her Il wc84d Zee
your duty IL acqutt her
II you fail 70 mud beyond y reason
abe doubt from the evidence taat
the prisoners or either Ct them Will
fully and Knowingly adru}uistured
poison To thu deceased to cause his
death. and that the same resulted in
his death. You would acQUit both %
prisoners II you find that Dr. fpA-
land adminlstered poison hypoderul-
caIly To tn" deceased. such as Is used
~ the edical profcssie9 under like
circumstance and conditions. ANA
with the honest purpose o. relieving
Mr.. Strange as his patient. when s1f-
fering. and If you ind that the female
prisoner was present aiding ana as
sisting him in such lawful purpose,
you would acquit the prisoners
II you find beyond n reasonable
doubt from the evidence that the
death OF the deceased resulted from
the administration OF poison and you
further find beyond a reasonable
doubt from the evidence that both
the prisoners before the admiuistra-
ton OF the said posiou c%onspircd. in
the sense heretofore explained. To aG-
minister the poison to cause his death.
and In furtherance Of such concert
and common purpose DR.. Rowland
administered the poison to the de-
ceased. causing his death. the prison
ers would both be guilty OF murder
in the first degree. But II the state
has failed to satisfy YOU beyond a
reasonable doubt from the evidence
as 10 each and every one Or the in
gradients Of the crime as thus ex-
planned, il viii be your duty to acquit
the prisoners.
If the State has failed to satisfy
You beyond a reasonable doubt ~ Il
conspiracy the prisoners To
take the life Of the deceased. but
Q find beyond n reasonable doubt
from the evidence that the death OF
the deceased was caused by the adj
ministration Of a poisonous drug To
MIN, and If the state as satisfied You
beyond a reasonable doubt from the
evidence that such poisonous drug was
ADMINISTERED by the prisoner -. :
RoWland, and If the State has salts
fed you beyond a reasonable doubt
from the evidence that at the time
that he administered the said poison
Gus drug he did so-not in good faith
-but deliberately. willfully and
Knowingly for the purpose Of taking
the life of the deceased. instead Of
furnishing him relief from the disease
with which he was then suffering; and
If you find that the female prisoner
did not participate in or have knowI-
edge of such intvnt on the part Of
Dr. Rowland, Your verdict will be
guilty of murder in the first degree
as to DR.. Rowland and not guilty as
to the female prisoner.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08
COST TEN APIECE
Fine for a Jurors I'm
prudence
Cooke Dcno1nccs the Act as
SfabbiHr the a and Declares
That II T. a Practice That
Must be stopped.
Siust be stopped

fsDec:aI L. News ard Observer)
W~avnesviIIc y. c, oct. after
the Jurors in Theodore Davis case had
been out eighteen hours Judge Cooke
sent for them. and W!ien they cam
into the court house asked II they
had agreed. They answered no, say
ing there was no probability Of their
agreement. 4 nlistrial was ordered.
1t his point q surprise and = sen
eation we're created by Solicitor Bry-
son, reading an AFFIDAVIT that a Juror
Reny Morris had left the other jurors
without the guards consent, and was
out Of the guard sight IN the post
Office talking to some one Wnom the
guard SAID he thought vas the jurors
son. Morris had been furnished cigar
by Lee Matney, brother-in-law Of The
oGore Davis and somebody had furn-
ished Juror Morris with WhiSkey
Judge Cooke hen ordered Juror
Morris and Matney, brother-in-law of
Davis, in the custody Of lie sheriff
to how couse why they should not be
attached for contempt of court.
The Jurors stood seven Tor murder
In the second degree and four for &C
quittaI.
At the hearing Juror Morris was
fined ten dollars and Les Mattney,
brother in-law Of Davis, was fined ten
dollars for talking TO Juror Morris.
They received a lecture from Judge
Cooke which they VIII remember.
Judge Cooke said:
This thing of stabbing n trifling
with the law in North Carolina must
stop" He said the case must be
moved, ne did not think a fair n
impartial trial of this case could be
obtained in Haywood now. He order
ed the ease moved to Jackson county,
and to be tried at the spring term If
court. The bond for Davis was fixed
at five thousand dollars, which he has
not yet been given.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08

Local Publication in the interest Of
thc work OF Central u. j.. Church.

Central Methodist church has begun
the publication o. a small local church
Paper in the Interest or and for the
promotion Of the local church work.
The name Of the publication ia Cen
trail Banner" and the first issue is
dated October LIT. and VIII be dis
tributcU at the church today.
It's management is in tho hands ~
the pastor, Rev. j.. E Jones. and the
SUNDAY school superintendent. Mr.. IL
NJ Prince
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08

Mrs c. $. Allen and daughter
Miss Marion. arc visiting at Ports
Miss DuBose Jones. WHO has been
TlsiIhg the famtiy ~ Col. Chas. f..
in Columbia. 6. G. -"
Miss Iveg Hayes, after VISITING
Miss Mary L~itchford. left yesrerda5
Ior Z visit 70 friends il Norfolk AMI
Mrs g. n. Hughes. of Favette-
WIG @Itrr 4 visit -o Mrs VIII HUGHES
~ TINS city. left yesterday for y,s5.
70 friends in Gol1eboro.
Mss Mary A1cCuncrs. of tha pa,
cst University. has gong IL snI.
neio' to spend Sunday uith her nav
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME.


THIS morning at ago o"cIock the
annual Rally Day exercises OF Eden
ton Street Methodist sunday School
viii be held. Mr.. Joseph g. Brown.
the popular superintendent OF the
school. extends an invitation 70 the
parents and the public. The pro-
gram is rs follows.
I. Chorus, 10y school
.. creed. in concert.
g.. Chorus, By schoo
a Scripture reading ana prayer.
8. Quartette.
s. cello solo. 10y Prsf. Hero Torn.
7. CAorus, by school.
8. Address. by Or. Albert Ander-
son.
.. Offering. chorus by choir.
10. solo. Mrs. Horace Doweli.
u. Reading. by Miss Etcnfrow
l.. Violin solo. by Miss Johnson.
II. professional. 10000 times 10
a. Solo, BY Master caswell Rid
die.
=. Duet, by Annie Lee WINNIE.
Isabel Brown.
IS. Duet. ~ Mi Sos Day, Or Baptist
University for Women.
IL. Chorus, by school.
is. Bcnediction.
Mis- Burt. of the BAPTIST rniver-
slty fer Women. viii play the accom-
paniments.
Exercises begin at $50. The public
cordially invited.
JUDGE a, w. GRAHAM. II o,ro~s
was in the city YESTERDAY.
Ex-Judge r. ". TimherIakc. Or
Wake Forest, was ia Raleigh Jester
Corporation Commissioner sam
Rogers. was in Ashcvtl1a yostcrd9v ii
connection with the railway caec -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08
The Verdict Is Now
i'm Minds OF Jury

Continued from page 81
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08

Nothirg pleaees a little man more
than an opportunity - crack a biz
whip.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08

JUDGE a. w. Graham, If Oxford.
was in the city yesterday. :
Fx-Judge r. ". Tinherlakc. Or
WAKE Forest, was in Raleigh yaster-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08

Mooney Perry, colore4. was fnes
in the police court Yesterday r1oro-
ing IN the amount Of S7.35 for leing
drunk in the market Place.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-08

Mis- Burt. Of the baptist vniver-
sity for Women, viii play the accom-
p~animents
Exercises begin at $50. The public
cordially invited.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Herbert A. Ely .. and Florence A McGuirk, q
Rev l. A. Wye
Charles ]. Dowuey. 2. q Stamford. Conn. and
Amanda J. Sweeney. 90 q New Yogk City. Rev.
John 5 Pillar.
Sebastian Mechler 2. and Lula Allen, 2. both Of
Alexandria. va. Rev. ]. D. Mclaughlin.
Charles B. Pearre, . and Helen NJ Hutchips
% both Of Lisbon. Nd Rev. D. c. Macleod.
Hilton ". Robertson q and Hazel Tune, IS.
Bev c. Herbert Richardson.
Harry o. Ewing. q. and Laura Z HutchinSon, Is.
Rev. A. s Stephens.
BENJAMIN G. Carpenter. 80 and Daisy AVER. %.
Rev A Freeland Peter
Charles Henry Williams. Of Augusta County. Va
2. and Bertha Curtis Q. Of SpottsylTania County.
Va. Res. Walter ID. Smith
Tracy Pirkey, ., and Amber MsysrheefeT. Is.
both Of Rockingham County. Va. Rev J. B. Nc
Laughlin
John F. Bailey. 50. Of Aubrey. Nd, and Medasa
Z. Bradley, Il. Rev G. c. Bacon.
COLORED
William B. winzie. 81. and Mary Jackson. 2.
Rev. g. ". Lee
Andrew Jackson. T.. q. and Catherine johnson,
p. Rev. ]. 7. Smith.
Benjamin Allen. 81. and Ella Hin. . Rev Shell
ton Miller.
Cornelius GOodOn. p and Eva Thomas. z. Rev.
". " ClSir
James Washington. 2. and Pearl Grimes, d
Rev. A J. Tyler
Walter E. Queen. Il. and Martha E Foosser, g
Rev. NJ O. Eg@n
Daniel Bradford, .. and Esma ]. Bolts. "a
Rev. J. 7. Clark.
George A. Wharton. p. and Florence C. Cuts.
l9 Rev. T. J. Hasln.
jeremiah A. Baltimore a. and Pansy A Gas
kins. %. Rev. D. Z. Wiseman-
Spencer Coleman e. and Faith Brown. IS Rev.
Theron outvater.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-08
NEW BANK APPROVED.
Comptroller of Currency Issues
Statement Covering Institutions.

COmptrOtier on currency ISSUES
Statement Covering Institutions.
The Comptroller of the Currency yes
terday approved the application TO or
ganize the First National Bank Of Soda
Springs. Idaho. Capital, $4,000 D. J.
Lau, NJ. L Meeker, L. S Marriott. J. E.
Fox, II. T. Darrien, and others. Corre-
spondent. U. g. Palmer, Hutton. Nd.
The First National Bank of LockpOrt,
III. Capital, SIS, O00 Z. J. Murphy. care
Of Illinois State Penitentiary, Joliet. III. f;
William d. Heise. William A Murphy,
Leon Mcdonald, and Philip Yost
The Power National Bank. of Archer
City. Tex. Capital. $4,000. F. NJ. Power.
Archer City. Tex: W L. FOrgy. H. A
Power. f. NJ. Power. jr., and Jacob
Martini
a certificate was issued authorizing the
following national bank 10 begin bust
ness: the First National Bank of Aspin-
wall Pa Capital. So, COO /. A. Barnett.
president; John J. Frey, vice president
]. l. Shakely, cashier Chartered Au-
gust s.
The Second National Bank OF Jersey
City, n j.. was placed in voluntary
liquidation August /. 1901.
The Peoples National Bank Of Gallatin,
Tenn. which was declared insoIvent and
placed in the hands of a receiver July
Is. 1907, having complied with the condi-
tons imposed by the Comptroller Of the
Currency precedent TO resumption. and
It's capital stock being now unimpaired,
has been permitted 10 open it's doors
Tor business as an active national bank
ing association.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
NATURES OWN FAIRGROUNDS.

North and East of New York City lie the greatest natural
Fairgrounds the world Here the great Adirondack Cats
kill White and Green Mountain regions picturesque lakes
gameeng woods and of Maine and the rocbound
New England seacoast.
To travellers the New England the Pennsylvania
Railroad offers its through Colonial Federal Express train
service direct Boston, connecting for seahore mountain and
lake centers.
Boston the great distributing point for New England Here
takes for the White and Green Mountains for the charm
ing Buzzard Bay and Cape Cod resorts for Harbor and
the Maine Woods.
At Philadelphia may get through Pullman car service to
the Catss the Adirondac making the journey from Wash
ngton these great peasuegro easy and comfortable
The charming Long Island and Long Island Sound resorts are
all easily accessible the Pennsylvania Railroad and comec-
tons from New York City
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-08
WANTED IN NEW YORK.
Man Whose Check was Returned Is
Not a Physician.


Inspector James AIcCafferty, Of the New
York detective bureau, telegraphed to
police headquarters here yesterday that
the man who was arrested here Tuesday
for giving a check drawn on a bank in
which he had no account in payment for
a board bill ats a local hotel. and who
gave the name Of DIT. Francis J. Wilson,
is Frank J. Whitman. and wanted in -yew
York on a charge Of grand larceny.
Wilson, or Whitman, came here asst
Thursday from the jamestown ExpOsi-
ton, accompanied by his bride Of a few
days, and the latter's companion, Miss
Agnes Manning. They put up at the
American House, and on Saturday last
Wilson was asked for settlement He
presented a check. which was returned
by the bank with the statement that the
maker had no account there. The man
ager Of the hotel caused Wilson's arrest
and the police also arrested Miss Manning
as a witness.
Wilson was arTaigned in the Police Court
yesterday morning and the hearing was
continued. After the receipt of the tele-
gram from Inspector McCanerty it was
shown 10 Wilson, and he admitted that
his name was Whitman and not Wilson,
but he declined to make any further
statement. He viii be turned over to the
New York police