On Wednesday the jury, after viewing the remains at the Public" Mortuary, returned to the American Court to complete the inquest. The first wi ness, Dr. T. B, Dunmn, in giving evidence, said that, although the late Mr. Wilson was his personal friend, he could not definitely identify the body. He had, however, the initials W.B.W. from shirt which deceased wore, and he aw papers which were found. in. jacket pocket. In-his opinion, dear: evidence of foul play.
"The next witness, the night room bop at the: Astor House, said: that he saw Biv. Wilson leave his room, Ne 116, at about 6am. He car-Fed a golf bag and clubs. Witness Sid not know: if Mr, Wilson it. Krisel—Mow many. clubs were usually in the bag?—About three oF f Mr. Krisel—Did you speak to him that morning?—No-
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