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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

when the London Times marked It's
4o,Oooth issue on September 18th OF
iast year, by the publication of a great
Printing Number, It sent that issue ex-
tensively throughout the world. and
Uas complimentcd on the number bv
tue press throughout the world. The
Times has now issued q fine large
PACED book containing reprints of these
compliments. The collection makes q
great showing. and If the Times is
proud to receive the compliments be.
slowed, small blame 10 il. Tie re.
priuis are in the language in which
ihey appeared, except in the case of
ihe two papers OF Japan; but tho repro.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

Nobody need feel nervous about the
visit which Mrs. Pankhurst proposes to
pay to this country. She ism likely
TO start anything mere; and at time
when there's so much interest in the
slit skirt, nobody will hear much about
Mrs, Panlhurst if only our alert immi-
grafton officials don t undertake TO put
a martyrs crown upon her head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18
The dastardlv attempts ON Tn

The dastardly attempts on the life
of General Otis of Los Angeles are q
reproacb TO humanity. The perpe-
traitors NAV not know that they and
their kind are the bitterest and most
dangerous foes to popular government
that we have among US, but that is the
fact; while On the human side their
hearts must be dry and callous.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

While the Democrats of the House
may not be able to defend the cur
rcncy bill in argument, thev are able
% show force Of numbers TO vote down
every beneficial or helpful amendment
proposed. Thus does the despotic
eaneus impose evil legislation upon the
country for political partisan purposes.
taet is condemned by all fair, intelli-
gent, unbiased opinion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

Diggs aud Caminctti are sentenced
bv the court for their scandalous Of
fense. Diggs gets the heavier sentence,
both in Imprisonment and fine. which
will be recognized as proper by all who
have followed the case. Appeal wall
be made, Of course; and doubtless the
two will be allowed their liberty under
bail pending that appeal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

If the estimate made by London pa
pers is true, that American tourists in
Europe spend there five hundred mil
lion dollars annually, no further expla-
nation needs to be made as TO what be-
comes Of our big balance Of trade.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

1t surely would be an ungracious
thing for our government to persist In
Mexican waters after their presence
has been declared unwelcome. Such
persistence would not only be a de-
fianee of the Huerta government, but
direct breach Of the Mexican con-
uti+utinu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

Excavation at the Panama Canal is
decreasing, and after little there will
De mono at all, save TO clear out slides:
The cement work is small. merely clos.
ing up the ehinks; the Chagres river
mas been turned into the great basin of
Gatun Lake-all Of which means that
she canal is nearing completion. the
great work OF construction about done.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

ZamacoDa. personal representative Of
President Huerta, is being scornfully
ignored at Washington from all appear
ances. Which is not a 6attering con-
trast for our courtesy compared with
Mexico s: for Lind, special representa-
tive of President Wilson, was received
in Mexico with a courtesy that was as
admirable as it was gracious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

President Wilson has appointed Re-
publican to be postmaster of his home
ftown; and he certainly ought &c. know
what is best for it
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

II is unfortunate that tho PROPOSE
tion for municipal lighting Of tho
street arc lamps has TO 60 over; for it
would be a good money saver and
would give improved service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

1t doesn't sound well for the United
States TO warn Americans out Of
Mexico on the theory that we. are un-
able to protect them there, and in the
next breath to assert our right to
keep naval ships in Mexican waters
10 protect Americans in Mexico.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

1t seems that the immigration Off
cials at New York are actually plan
ming to exclude Mrs. Pankhurst, Just as
they undertook to exclude Castro. Will
those boneheads never learn any sense
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

The merchants Of tho city pledge
ample funds for next years Wizard
carnival, which is stroke of enter
prise emiocntly creditablo to them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

1t looks as though the present year.
which bade so fair to be unusually
favorable TO the 6rc underwriters. is
going TO be a disastrous one for them,
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
ouocATeS uARlolAll
PASS NAV e uEcTaleIeD

That the sale Of the Salida Power
Co. last week, end other deals OF =
similar nature, which are pending,
are the precnrsors of movement TO
electrify the Denver & Rio Grnnde
Railroad over Marshall Pass 10 indi-
Gated by the statement of the bond
holders' committee which has Just
announced . revision Of its plan Of
organization and confirmed by re-
ports made 70 the officers Of the rail-
road by the eaeinssrs of the General
Electric Co.
In these reports the experts de-
clare that the electri6catina Of Mar
shall Psss. Soldiers, Ssmnit and di.
vision between Aintsrn and Salida,
are feasible sad not satsoded by m.
dee expense.-Dslta Tribsse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
TA lnaesest;ag
S>osies of Flood n
City d Colunbu,

bsuoe RedAea, wko hss besn
tssvslisG y a eea - sss1h ~
tsrsed hOoe yesterday end reposts
that he was in the city Of Colsmbss,
Ohio, during the time Of the foods
in that section Of the country. AZ
he has cousin who is . newspaper
reporter on the Ohio State Journal,
he-wss afforded the opportunity of
getting into the thick" Of the food
excitement.
Mr.. Redden says that the floods in
Columbus occurred in the section
where the working men of the city
live, and that most of the houses
were small cottages. 1t is estimated
that about three hundred Of these
working mems homes were washed
away About 1900 people were
left homeless. Up to last Monday
eighty seven bodies had been found
Mr. Redden tells many interesting
things about the food, and we only
wish We had space to print them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
Bows Qib 10 Hold
Fnst Tr1ck Meet
Tonouosv Altanooa

Tsnosrou sftssnooa q lao the
asohsss Il ~ 0sssisos Bags'
Clsb siA hsld 49, Gsss ssssk nsst.
H -siA -. ~ - - Z y ~
sCAod iea Ss,l evosnds in wsus
0aaaisoa. The boys viii enter sll
of the events Of . trsck nset with
The exoepAioa of the hsamer throw,
which has been eliminated on &C.
count Of its beine too strenuous.
The boys will be divided into two
clsssss, 6rst claas inclsdins the older
members Of the club. Three prises
will be awarded in each clsss. In
class one, the first prize will be .
five dollar sweater, second prise, .
three dollar felder's glove and third
prize, . one dollar bat. In the &C.
oud class, the prises win be thret
baseball gloves.
Professors johnson Roland, DR.
Sallivan and oshers will act y
judges.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
NEWS-CHAMPION TOCET
NEWS FROM CAPITOL

The Newshampion will receive each week letter from
Hon Edward Keating Congressman large from Colorado
These letters will contain state congressional OF interest
the National Capitol and should e read with great deal
pleasure of the NewsChampion, they
message direct from OF Colorados representatives at
Washington. The NewsChampion will be the only news
paper in the county, which will receive these letters
Hon Edward Keatng able writer and is newspaper
great deal of experience and ability He OF the
newspaper and he has determined
his ability journalist for the benefit OF his constitu
ents The NewsChampon has received two Of these
besides the which is printed below From
Congressman Keatngs letters will regularly each week
in the columns of this paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

shed light on their speciality or
graft" as We Of the West might
term it Every interest seems TO be
we'll represented-all but one. Up
to-date | have not encountered a
lobbyist who was pleading the cause
of the consumer. There are ninty
million consumers in this country.
Why shouldn't they have something
to say about the framing OF a tariff
bill? They do the voting on election
day; they do the fighting VIXEN the
flags are unfolded ard the war
drums roll, and they dig up moro
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
Ca1al1nea Hnaynet
AadOsaoe Ted
Zee Seeded ososs ssd
70 Assss1 oio Assssl
~thauDoEO

TIE ns3hsss Of the Gsun,sol
Cs~sAy Sseck Gso~ess' Assecssfses
uin AsAd their sevesth aasssl hsa-
suss 80 bell ~ shis cay sosNAi
Fkis . ees Il sAe bag esssts of ths
ysss ssd it - expected thss shoot
too hsadssd Gill ~ q the ksaesst
sahle toai0hs The bsaasst - "
~ sssvsA q the hethod,st Chssch
~ i've SAissy shis evening saA che
ball is 70 te gwen ss the L. vsss
ha4sl.
Thess wAe wiil respond " ssssAs
sse dos Adsma, . prousiRent ssect
nsa Of Denver, j Killsa end nr
SAGths. d Delta, Principal Hol-
haeshssd Of the Gunnison Normsl,
Dr. George l.. Nackolls cad Cllaord
II. Ssose. Besides the tossss. theFe
will be . program Of recitations end
music.
L. H. EssAsrly 10 70 sct ss toast.
mssser
Schemick Orchestls hes been On.
gagged for the evening The ersad
bsll VII be held ct the La vssa Ho.
Vel st nine O'Clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
eU 0OOlIIMN
PILOT DECLARED
Official haPel

The Ella noshssin Pilot, . wsskly
papsr published st Crossed bstes,
yes dsclsssd 70 BE- the ofhcisl papss
Of GaRnison County st the Seeslss
meeting Of the county commissioeesu
held THE week, The order of III
coUwissioners nskes the Elk NoSn-
tain Pilot the Official paper ior osly
six HoaAhs.
Acting sp'a . petitioa, The com
aissiossss vsdsslsssd . rod nsar
Csenks 70 ~ . cosssy sosA. Il Nsssas
thae shis pasA - hsss ssAabaisksd
- . cossey susd soos sios go.
Ree~las b~iasss Wss ssassscasd
Bile wers allowed and The psposs,
Of the county oiicials approved.
April % has been set for the mex
s.seting Of the board. For son.
reason the county commissioner
have not delayed the next meeting
until the regular time Of esetinl
each month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
I Dk poWH
e0McEln HOl
WESTERN SloPE

TIE wssIssa Colossdo Power
sunpspy, . eoscssn bscksd BY Den.
~ end Eassssn capital which wss
ssusssly incorporated in the ssste hes
49, over The satirs Colossde hold
isU Of the Utsh Power snd Light
|sanosny, the San jean wstsr snd
lAsUsr co~psay, ths Ts.l~rids Essc-
ssis Light company, and the Durango
d. nd EisS>sic company. Accord
il = To rsllsrids Josrasl, this "
o.e = ~ lasssss sssssactiOas tAaa
hes - ssksa pssss IL THE ssctioa
af ths n.say Mountains.
"Easay this week." continues the
yourrsl, whore was filed for record
with Cesnty Clerk Hogan by the
Telluride Electric Light company,
papers ceiling fos dissolution of these
and othss papers transferring ell OF
the hoadinss Of that company to the
Western Colorado Power company
Papers Assding all Of the holdings
in Colombo Of the Utah Light and
Power ennpany, which was formerly
the Telluride Power company. to this
new power concern were also fled foI
record With CLERK Hogan.
"Aooording TO advices from
Durango the San Juan Water snc
Power company of that section and
the Dursago Gss and Electric com
pany have also transferred al theil
holdings 10 the Western Colorado
Power company. This consolidation
puts all Of TIE power and light con
Germs il THE section Of the state IN
der the coatrol of the one company
and it u tAe same company which il
now attempting 70 get franchises il
Montross, Dslta and other Westerr
Slope cit;ss.
"The tsusater Of the holdings o
the old ooocsen 10 the new conccsl
was made s6scxive on the Lea o
April asA sAe life Of the giant com
bine dsAss froa that time. Tn
headqussssn Of the company vii
probably - ss Durango and th'
manager wili Be- j. A. Clay. who hs
been The Colorsdo manager Of Ii
Utah EGAe and Power compsn.
since it souk o~es the holdings Of th'
Telluride Power company some tim
ago. hip Psskinson is the sssis
tant tressssee and auditor Of the nev
combine"
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
o. Csuek RaacA
b Sid IL Vel
- - - - G. -
ehup - uuAOomn-
- S10

Twe iapasssa- ssasA sssas6sss
have tskea place dssiaG The ps~a
week , L Uylie hss sold his
Ranch, sissssed IN Ohio csssA, 70
Ossis heuse sAe o~ss - sAjossiAe
psacA. Tksss - 400 hSsdsed end
esshsy scses in tie " ylse reach. end
sho~s tOssy kssA II essslr sse .a-
ctsAsd IN The ss.ss6,r. - sAis
ss.ssscsiGa hs. Aense ksoaass ~
ossss Il ose Il the lesesss ss.chss
ia The eossAy - thsss sEe foss
hnndssd end eiOAsy scsss N kis I'D
sssch psopesty.
nr, neose also see~isss the SO
mill md al pessoasl sssch psepesty
in the dssl. Ne vill tske posssssiOa
in the near fsssse.
Cosaty Comnissioner williso A.
GilIsspey hes lesssd his ssach fos
four yesvs 70 levsa cad David
Essserly. He has slso sold half n
Ais persossl property W tAs Essasrly
boys. Thsss ere three hsadssd sad
sweaty Acres in the Oillaspsy reach
rhsre are about forty five heed q
ceetle on the ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
Uenea cnGJ0Q VA g
n csnunDoN soDoar ~

Charles F. Roehrig, former editor
end owner Of the 0unnison News
Chsmpion, who 10 at preseut at Las
Angeles, will retnrn 70 Gsnnison
about the beginning Of the fishing
sesson. After leaving this city Mr.
Roehrig went 10 Denver and later
made . trip 70 his home in Ksnsss
He recently went 10 California.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
ROSTRUM AND STAGE
NOW IN II incl lCHT.'

The time of year has come when
almost every sssdeas cf he high
school and NorMal school 10 bssy
working spoa sooe pisoe of work
bss;des ths ssgslar sostise.
o. April lS will oocur sAs ooaasse
10 - Who shall sepessest osr high
scAcol in the wessesn Slope Issss
Csisgisse fsrsesic, dsclsassion. sad
ossAssiosl ooaSsses 10 b held q Dslss
o. Nay 10. The clsss tsyosss wili
- ~ in ~ eaessss - isdioaAsd i
she following prcgraa rhsss wAs
sss sscosssfsl IN the class tryossa
.vill eessr tbs scAool coatssts which
~ill sake place = eight O'Clock, April
rs = he Nos.al Asss1bly Halr
Tie p.blic % invited 10 both the
class tryosss sad The school contest
Thurvday April II Ssl5 10 $50 4
FRBnnEx CLASS fHroUr
Declamstioss BY Miss Nay Haehes
Miss Elsie wiley. Miss Mildred Chin.
rey.
Thursday April IL At $50 TO l0:l5
eoPnoMoRE rRYoUr
Declamations; Misses Clam Hay.
maker, Lillian French, Aargare'
Crary, Bertha Scott, Edith Gray,
Helen Linton
Grafton; Elmer Bates, Orvillt
French.
Thursday April IL 1915 to 12.0
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
JUNIOR CLASS rRyoUT

JUNIUk CkA33 IhiOOi
Declsmations; Misses 0ertraAe
Bain, Marssret Collins. Nell Eass-
moa.
OrsGion; Ralph Stone. Bryan Hernck.
Argsnest; Hooer Gray. ArsAsr
SsaaIey. Charles Balm, Arthur Chin-
cry.
TIE Sssios Clas Of he High
6cAool will Be enssred: Aio Lsossals
Asdersoa. dss,aaasioa Mr.. Frsd
Zsesidsr. asgsmsas. Mr. AsAso.
Wisslo~, orstioa.
IT, s.bjecs for the Are.oeas i
"Rssslvsd. Thss fres-tssds shoslA b
The sltiaaas policy Il the Uaissd
S&sAo. Ths s.bjecss Tor Orseioss
and Dscasaasiooe have bssa cAossa
in csch csse By Tie sesdeas.
The Senior Clsss of the High
School will at Cosnmeacemeat time,
present the play. "Thoapson of ths
Varsity" This 10 - exciting dra.
ma OF college life. fsll Of thrilling
scenes and live college spirit. Fol
lowing IL the cast Of characters:
Phil Thompson, tackle Huntinedoc
team, F. Zueelder
Joe Green, Thompsou's room mate
II. W. Exter.
Charlie Davis, half back Hunting
don team, A. Winslow
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
49, oDn0n01no 60
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0oo0noGDVtu110oo
OiOs Aaf OPfsE0
OnonaD 0nposnD - - -
~uouoo - 0nnn1oeooo
- - Oa0D1uannD

Whst y considered 70 be ne hsss
0Asss 6aaacial ssssemens Of sAe
Gay Il 0sssison ever sspasssa
Uss pssss.ssA - sAe lsss asssiAG a
- pssssns Board Of TpssAsss held
~ TA~ssdsy nishs Ths sepass
sAows the towa 20 be in . splsad.d
6ssncisl cuaditioa q the pssseat
-.
Bids fos the sddAioa 70 the pre-
90 slsCasic light plant bsild,nS
cd the coas1sUctioa Of the new sss-
ssvois ssss agsssd. II wss dsciAsd
shas insassA a ess.Aias the Aids u
sAss time sAss they should be 6ss,
ssssrrsd to the city easisses. Ths
lowest bid ior the addition 10 che
hight end ssAsr building wss ssb
nisssd BY Ernest AilIer. sAils c. l.
Wilbsr's was ~ loves ior the con.
stsuction q ths psscsvoir
A petitioa 20 have osetain stsss4a
Il ~ city sss~rvsysA ~ shs boan-
Aaries 70 sssaaia loAs dsass1issA
- ssasA go, end ~ cisy saG'
oos Uss asksA - osks ~ sss~sy
~ s0nin1 s.s~oO0 ~ sulsss
- = ~ eiay ssscsiaa did IA
oAaaHs the sn0lkcial sssssps.
TIE Gnxacial ststensHt Of the city
y - folloss:
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
CUuNlSOu NORMAL TO
GET $4,000 N I0USI

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S- a1 = 6A - - ilD 4 -
b6aAss sa@6 ~ = - - - -
S606aA - - - - $3.50
c. OtnD oAAO O0kAS@
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
q z OnGGo1 ~ ~
Wnh o0l1Dono Ahoaao
o. =. 011mo1Io0
c.SS. IlEES ulINING
GanDs 0aaV 0lans -
OnnD - Ounn1n00

Thss the pseylr 81 0saaisoa wih
hsve en- epportan,,y 10 sslk with A.
4. Psster. vice psesadsst and esnersl
oaaaesr II the Colorado ss1
SoSaI.srn Railroad, regarding whss
will be done With the old Colorado
and Soasherp roste TO GSnnison IVES
made known Ut 9 meetlne II tho
Chsmber a Commerce, held lase
donday night Hon. Dexter L.
Sspp who had beea appointed chair
men of comnittse 10 look into The
Colorado and Southern railroad sit
aatioa made the report that he hsA
written Mr.. Parker who had replied
that in shout Ten days he would b
very slad 10 csc the people Of this
city and talk 70 tbsa vseardins the
dsiicsltles Of the South Park line.
After the reading of the letter froa
Mr.. Parker, the Chamber Of Com
neroe asked Mr.. Sspp 70 extend n
invisstioa 70 M. Parker TO visis
Gsnsisoa in the pssr fsssre.
Ths lssAss sAicA Mr., sapp wross
70 n. Parker and the reply are -
follows
March "a. 1913
Mr.. A. ". Parker,
Vice President and General Manager
G. Il s. X. X.
Denver Colo.
Dear Sir:
During my absence from home j
was appointed by our Chamber of
Commerce chairman of n Commits
to take action with respect to yvnr
road opening the south Park line.
/ think I am conversant with your
views ON this subject and believe that
| understand some of your difficulties
and objections. and it has occurred to
me that it would he wise for you to
come over here II you possibly can,
and meet with our people and come
to- better understanding.
! II you will take the time to come
within the next two weeks and viii
give us forty eight hours notice we
l ON
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
BY Edward Keating
Congressman at large from Colorado

washineton-The graf tariff
battle 10 on At this time it is pos
sible to make a fairly satisfactory
survey Of the field, determine the
position Of the contending forces and
predict with some accuracy the ulti-
mate results.
The national capital is alive with
LOBBYISTS. You meet them every
where-well dressed. saave gentle
men who are never in a hurry and
always more than willing to have a
drink or q smoke with you and to
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
WOMEN WI MOLD c00o
R0A0s MEETING SATURDAY.

The Wo0en's Good Roads Club
will hold . Deeting Saturday after
noon at 2:3O in the district court
room. These are many matters Of
importance 70 be considered and .
full attendance is desired.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
NJ 0eCTR1c ~NIRe
nAkEs nnP0OvEl1ENfs

Az IN indication Of the popularity
Of The Electric Theatre. ne~ seats
are being instailed 70 accommodate
the crowds. A new floor IL also be-
ine pat in the building. A clean,
well regulated show house is the
plan Of the managers.
Not long ago the Electric Theatre
was much changed, . new seating
arrangement being put in and many
other desired improvements made.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Walter Carlson returned to his
heme in Mt Carbon Tuesday after
visiting in Gunnison for several
days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
RAND CONCERT TlE
AFTERNOON

n - 3Ehssl - - ~
Q epnpsue sao1nh SNuse - s1)s-
sssa q { S'slstk. Co. - -
tan - Als,s ~. :.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Ray Rider of Aln.ont spent sew.
eral days in Gsnnisoo this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

fCntin,ed on SiKth Pses)
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Thursday April IL lO.45 to 1900
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Continued ON second Page
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Continued on sixth Page.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-06-12
Serious Crime Alleged.

A profound sensation was created in
Jefferson county Tuesday night by the
arrest of E. Graham Wilson, one Of the
most prominent residents OF the Charles
Town neighborhood, on the charge OF
having criminally assaulted Miss Kate
Turner, daughter OF the late George H.
Turner, an estimable and highly esteemed
lady of that section and member of one
OF the county'S best known families.
The alleged offense is said 10 have oc-
Cured on Friday last. Miss Turner had
been guest in the Wilson home, and
was out driving with Mr.. Wilson when,
if is alleged, she was assaulted. She
went to her home in Charles Town, and
after comforting with her pastor, Rev. H..
M. Moffett, and her physician, determined
to swear out warrant against Mr.. Will
son. The warrant for the accused mans
arrest was issued on Tuesday. and he
was apprehended the same evening and
placed in jail in Charles Town, where
he has since been confined, the crime
with which he is charged not being a
bailable one. Mr.. Wilson's arrest has
caused one of the greatest sensations in
recent years. He has been known all
through this section as one OF our most
prominent fruit growers, having very
large orchards in that part OF the county,
and was also a breeder Of fine live stock.
He holds high social position, and is
an educated and cultured man, with the
most unimpeachable family connections.
He has wife and two children. His
friends are 10th 10 believe that he is guilty
of SO serious an offense and hope that
the ugly rumors in circulation may prove
to be exaggerated.