The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-24

that ease you re private reason for not ~
Ds'OiNr - . luPsi:
Al H.. s..i rrmsmhes oil that he aid
lie .aid t.iher snt ssvshrr would rather |
would not q.
Q-w.ss sis< did he .sy,
Alt go ! s,s.6ivn,iai communication |
from my b-oseer. sssi sriuse To an.s-r. |
Whist he said Ia ss.e ~ss. im pert, stuns S2O
which the board used me lOr services fvs,-
dered.
Q-Whst did iii. go have 70 10 xiih
your lesvi"xY
Al dou'I SIC what thai hiss tn 10 9th
this ess~r
Aiton.sy-PUI that down.
scEJIsT % DIscux1KNf.
The subject 81 the dis..ii.fAeiioa which
come Co. my ears III my cs'nd0ct Of the
sclsOHl, vac about the ueiisiion-, aud about
she talk" which gave the sirl..
6nsl heard thai tie pssraS we're dir
saiis6ed 9th the talk" when Mr.. Lorxsn
asked me Ia resign.
l had thirty tive NJ forty little gssl. in
my ro0sn. sgr,i from right u sixteen yeass
old only oos gsfi sixteen The ms..t al
them urse irn,n tea Ia tGelve yssrs vi ase.
had their ax~> on the school register.
which Is nos destroyed. There Us only
one scholar sixteen years old.
THAT TALL
On the 10Th 81 December, 1877, one 81
the board told me that the talk" had given
great Odens~ 10 the snoihess III the ii,lle
girls whom i~c,urej.
Atiosney-Wsa there anything in shsl
"talk" that you would not care Ia repeat
% geuIlemsa!
Mis-. Contributing whsseser. I viil
ssp.ai Il here nov.
AI,osney-(Hassiiyl Never mind; you
need not tell il here nov.
Aitosuey-Heil. y"S may tell what &C.
cur~sl, aud vhs, you ssiJ to ihn-- little
girls. ] want tie jury ~ hear 4, all.
| Attorney DID y0u not i"ierroxaie ihose
little girls in regard To- certain period in-
cssicni m their s~x sad tell them what the
consequences sese ~ crrisin cs.wiinxrNes-..
! Mi-- C:sok-No l d,d not. The .i"rie.
,sui in circuls,i"n 1t that time about what
! said vese fake.
| Y~w-yAwINo AKOCSD.
slsl net not say anything IN them sbn0s
hearing children, neither did I imissis .
child crying. l did tell them, hosrves,
that in cert,in svent.-if they continued Ia
vesr esrset-, that II vonld cu,.,pre-- their
leader rib - Ia prevent the full desel.
ops,,~n, IL their luHs-. aud later in life PET.
bays they WoV!d becvme inoiheI-. having
-ickly chiisisea yav-a~Ing around, eli ~
.niiinx irom wearing cossess and Other "a.
tsmp-ssis dressing.
The plaintiff here tested hes case.
VI: TINE DEFENSE.
| Jso. q. Cop~, swoss-f hss. known Of
Mic Cook about eleven yeAra. ! have
known her personally s6uu' six .sar.
vlsClOcsxxxs CHANGED.
;! The complaints 1t the patron. ii the
school prompted me to vo;~ fer Mis-. C,s.k'-
removal from the public schooi. TLey
CON planned vi her not hearing the scholars
. reciie sisen ss."ngh. They cnDplsis~si al
4 her e..vesnsOeSt--sid -he y - v,cs.ss. slrs
.ih~y coup!Sined ii her -'lsik' On ph,.i-
jvl..sy I'd the little xisI.. Thee sho cou
plsiued lhresiens,l ~ withdraw th~ir chill
dren iron the school unlea- We disa,i-.d
Mir Cook. \ committee va. aposni-,i &.
,nsessixxe the com.,laini- The cumnisies
: vent u ruom NJ. s md made nece.ary ill.,
. ves,ig ,iius. which resulted in rsi.asins
some nf the scholars from Mis- Cook.
sonsa 10 AnO,h~r TsDHs.
A. lh~ u'~~tiae
Ar THE BANK YARLrR
> a, which Mia Cock vas prevent, .hs -,
; vequ~-s-si To- resign. sn- ssid:
Il viii MT resign aid sorh'd you u
dism:-s ne"
That wAs the lat thing -l< .ai.i. t-ios,
leaving the sos.su-
, Ouesli0u--Whss $40 tie reason given b,
the ssyiau- m~rst~s. IL the hoard III
a.!o,sinx the r--.;u';.,a at De. -. i.r Ie
moving the plaintiff ~ teacher 81 Tie iiE.
Il is adoption!
ATrER CJAxiSS MIS- COOK
10 resign, .n,i .ie giving no sixn 81 ~ill
ingnes. to d. -. we Told her she mssi qui
the achooi. Alter failing in this We though
IN order must be made Ia dismiss her. On.
did 20 unanimously, and all wrse p'esen
except NJ. Young.
Mr. l.,cgan tsdrissd the hossd Ia di-
miss Mic. Cox on .crvunl u the di,-a,is
faction Of the patrons.
The wiin~.s here detailed the .csne,
? which occurred al the school rvom on J an
81. 1873, At the time Ni~ Cook ~. Gum
mssiiy Dismissed by the board, which wsi
. Substantially the same ~ given By Mis-
Cook when on the witness stand.
:: CoPE pExiE-.
I lid not say anything about laying my
. hsnsls an her. OF calling an officer to sj-cl
her. ! never ssid anything shout her ~
, maining there ~ an 'ornsmen." ] dis
, tell Mis- Cook that we had employed Mis-
Stevens ~ teacher, and not ~ m "orns
, meni," and ! pre.nme ihsi is where lhi'
.osnameul" business came isoui.
| Cro-s sxamiaed-1 -sm cashier oi The
Bank of Holden; / hsve children going
to that school II 1877 one III nv children
! weal in suow NJ. aud the other in No. J.
Ssartey Come Ia a,e and complained, IN nc.
count Of the lecture being given BY Mis-
Cook 10 hi. little girl ihsi II he Gas M,
dismissed he wuuid take his daughter oul
Of school.
The bo,r.i ps"pn-c.a ~ Mis- t;ook, =, The
hank psri"r meeting. thsi IL -he would re-
sign. that ae WouId vul . notice ]. tl.~ pc.
per, to rad shout - foii"ss:
i. NOTICE.
: Ouiny 10 The resign ,iion Of Mir. X. NJ
J. Cook, - . srsrher in the public school
ut Holden. another teacher - wanted. APP
piiesiion eau be N .de to any III the Board
. Of Education.
This ~.s proposed in order to .hiels
/! Mia. Cook. To IN Ike the change - pleasant
tn her - possible. 70 that che would not b
embarrassed by the trsH-sciion, and 70 thai
she shouid no: he hurt BY the chsaEe Ihz,
hsd to be made.
Mis Cook refnAius 10 rssigu the notice
never vss Published.
YixsT GEARS Of VuE LECTURE
Rs.iis~ct-Tbe ir., heard III the Sec
tu,e" vas from NJ. SiaSkfy. ua.ler-'sas
that Miss Cook. In that lecture. spike o.
the evils al wearing coS-ets-ihsi sfler ikey
iihe sirl., ssow up they would naturally
. marry and give birth q Offspring. aud thai
they 1.-The oH4psinyl won. be weakly and
sickly, sad Mics Cock initiated the cry IL .
peesisb child. The lecturer then zen, %
In another pulir9 which I do not care n