Arizona republican., 1898-03-29
AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE.

their eyes begged Judge Cowing in the court of general sessions, New York, recently, to be lenient with the man who had manfred them. Fred fal- coner, when clerk in DoDD fefry store, in 1893, married Lillian F. Ira wis, and couple of years later, Wnen f1oorwalker in a dry goods house at 146th street and Third avenue, New York, though still living With ms wife, he married Katie Smith, young saleswoman in the store The Judge was touched with the prayers Of the wronged women and sentenced Fall coner to only one years Imprisonment in the penitentiary. Then Miss smith became hysterical and the true wife consoled and petted her, while all in the court room looked on and mar yelled
 Elizabeth Bosworth. a spinster of 66 years, quarreled with her brother, with whom she lived at Berlin, Conn. Then she went to a chicken house in the rear of her residence, locked her self in and, after soaking her clothes and the building with kerosene oil. set fire to it. When the fire had burned itself out her charred corpse was found in the ruins.
 A few weeks ago a miner from the Yukon with plenty of money married the pretty trained nurse who attended him in a hospital in New York, and the chance of some other New Yorker getting Klondyke husband apears to be good. Jacob Nanchet, who has re- turned to Sioux Falls, his old home, after a stay of ten years in Alaska, with over million dollars announces hot hn ic fO over Gotham girls, with a view to making one of them a sharer in his fortune
 The mysterious murder of Charles W. Henry, a reputed miser in Brook lyn, three years ago, is recalled by a lawsuit pending in that borough and which had it's first hearing last week before Justice Van Wyck. The widow is suing the mad son." William S. Henry, to recover nearly s2O, 900, which she says he obtained from her by fraud. After the murder William was arrested on suspicion, but nothing could be proved against him. The mother lived with him for time but they quarreled over the property. and she went to the "good" son. Walter. The case has been postponed for a month
 Bishop Wells of the Episcopal church in the state of Washington has gone all the way from Spokane to ex- tend call to the Rev. Dwight Gal loupe of Newark, N. J. The bishop wants the popular pastor of St. Pauls church in Newark to become the dean of All Saints cathedral in Spokane. Dr. Galloupe. it is understood. will accept the call
 Twenty-two years ago George King, then clerk for H. B. Clafin & Co.,. and now retired and wealthy. hired a horse and buggy from w. H. Van Ars- dale, liveryman of Mount Vernon county, New York, to take his sweet heart Miss Judson. out riding. Miss Judson is now Mrs. King. A few hours after the horse was returned to the stable it died, and Van Arsdale sued King to recover it's value, on the ground that the animal had not been treated properly. The case was fought stubbornly in various courts, and a few days ago the court of appeals affirmed the judgment of a lower court, awarding the owner of the horse $12O. Each side has spent thousands of dol lars in the litigation.
 A dispatch from Pekin says that the Chinese at Port Arthur complain that the Russian sailors there have no money, but that does not prevent them from enjoying all the luxuries ob- tainable in the place. They go into tthe shops and take commodities at their will, refusing to pay anything for them. In consequence of this pil- lage of the shop keepers, the general commanding the Chinese troops at Port Arthur has ordered that the small shops be closed
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