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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
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bans anf9t ftulbe FORBADE ben arRnteie, ionI baboe tH-
tsbt BAN, % snonu mere ben fore Sorg, iOm ban bells
teoe. Den en- Iaaoan 2gnsftelie bar uloelss upaatrobet;
tbi paa oenns BIB al 8agen bar bet isoifte aUarter nefsn
tOmt Oe sbe. Oct beiiOo bOpeoiagelis al en- final, lang O9
msrt @aoe, fra bbilten Der til bejre og Denitre git nO9le
snonu msrters aOer9aoer meO bsie, %imuOfse o9 O~OerbefOl.
tsbe gpgnin9er. Ge masfbe Ogre Og De tunee S~ernistter,
Der tjenie til geitpttslie, gaO 6uiene ct fan9iesasti9t
loienoe, Der bar ct altfor ipoeli9i gionesbpro ON bet tio-
lioere o9 ON BET norpersnoe Gorbolo melem Sober og
6eoninger.
Zen jpOifte Sabbat bleO ~fremoeles ftren9t oberbolot |
bet isoifte abartsr. 6sjtiOeli9beoen bsgpnote aftenen
foruo. Get bar lite alens en- 6Oranorin9 fra Grbeioe iii
0bils, men fra Msrts til eps, fra arabIbeO til Geit, fra
3pang til @leoe. paa Sabbaten eaer retiere Sabbats.
aftsnsn ipntes 5srael enonu en- Gang at bore ct frit %
lpttslist Soft. 3rO, gsitafti9sis og enoOs llsens 4rbeios-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02

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gorses par nberft punttlis og re9elnasn9 ale fne
sanolinger. > mango Waaneoer 1aboe ban, iaa mart
ban bar feroi9 meo llnoerpisningen bos sepi, bDer CAB
batsaften oenot tilbage til fit gus ben n9rlig9enoe Sp
ao ben famne 9ej protis til iar1ne alotteilet. gnboer,
Der snTtene at reeulere f. III, tunoe blot paste paa, naar
ben 6sie, tQite Sfiitelfe tom til bet Steo, boor 8aoen
bgieoe al. Gn fdd6an ~intsresfant 3a8ttaser bible ceiaa
babe laot MQrfe til, at bans Sang bar raiere END lRos
banlio. Siemmets 8iltr9tning mao uosn 8piDl bape
Derst nleaet for; til ban f~tanbieoe lite 6arten ct gjeblit,
boiltet elers bar 5ilfeloet, naar ban osnote bjen fra lin
oaolioe @erninq for ban Tom til ct 9ammelt 9u5 EN-
Imal 8aoeaoe Def jsoifte aparter, bpiltet ban falote 1T
Diem. 9faar man tom til fjeroe @tage, tunoe man e en-
runo iort, BLADE, Der bar Napnet p~Qbrabam por9es, 2e=
rer. % ii6t lauerf pda eli !;9asnce, men minore Tlans
lofe man Gina porges, 2arerinoe Sang oa gRuft. "
Taor man haboe operfommet 0anifeli9beoerne meo at
fon1me OBJ 40 be mango 5rappetrin, bar S~eIll9beoen meget
bpqoeliq. 3 bet fsrfte Y9relfe turoe man ooer 3agene al
bet leoiife aDartsr ig Ggnens airte, Der pr prpoet rleo
ct ieroeles mutt Spir, lo1 tog lg glImrenoe I'D, naar
Golen Itit1neoe paa bet. 9ette nar 6amiliens 8a9lig=
p0ulie, Der altio par rent O.nligt o8 i~nob1oenoe, ll9r ON
8interen. Sra gn9gaarosns 8iuouer tunoe man faa ct
Clint al qrsnne Marter os 5reer. Stuoerepareliet bar
alosles optaget al go9bnloer langs ale ge9gene og molten
TulOe al gsaer, Der life uom9rteoe f9 Deo imutte gino,
men oae faa I'D til at bore bel %benptteoe. &ort in9t, bet
bar en- gogiamling til Drug og lite blot Tor Spnet. Oct
par ct net life gprelie, aloeles pasienoe for en- Staoent,
og ineen uoen ben, iOm pasieoe be inatte glomaer gin-
Duet, ft Qop til at betr9oe bet. 8og bpg9eli9t og treoes
liat, Tom oct bar, funoe bette Diem noppe %fortlars bet
uclminoelise Saibart, iOm padfom gorges, naar ban
bar paa 6ienpeien bper Sabbatsaften, Saroslssbso
nanr man tommer gu, at ban baDoe lets andre aftener
lloens Qsb, pan bbilte ban tunoe npoe bets 8ebageli9s
beoer.
Tenne SabbntsnItens git imiolertio aereren en- anoen
gei. Deb hurtige Gtriot ~pasiereoe ban gennenn s%anosbpen
uoen at logge Merfe til ftrrrenoe glitfe Og Steoet @a-
ben, Der fob ON BAN Tom en- Stp og lagoe fg paa bans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Mirjam &Oirnbanm.
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ltilet, % lnberpisningen piloe lite 9aa i Aiten. Gien=
innlio bar boooe elsoen "a 2erersn optaget al andre
8anter. 7e bleb f~remoees oso. inotil be Tom til Slut
ninasperfet; oa Ipntes 8rengen, at oct bar umnligt at bolee
no lengere.
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ban til fof. nllaetet jee life Oeo, ~bporleoes bette 9Gngsr
iammen, bill &c bog life ~fortlare bet Tor ni92"
gu er altfor ung til at fOrftaa i%aaoanne Sing" be-
merteoe 9qrereu, meoens bans Sampittigbeo tposli9 oio=
neoe ON, at ban life forltoo Dem tort beore eno bans @leb.
3eriOm lite noeen for epnO bpiIeos paa Ssrael, huOrfOr
ftuloe bet pore ~iaaleoes2 Oct par bebt for ale Barter
at flute meo unoerpisningen oenne often. qprgss rejite
fla % too i'm 5at, oa 8reugen ~pluofeli9 fiQeoe f9 nelem
9oreren % 8sfen. Weo ct b~lusienoe ani9t os meo fine
Zine fofteoe paa Qorqes in9Oe ans1el en- meset beitig
3one:
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forbunoeoe, og jes gniter, at iss life bar fsOt SsOe. Sa,
ieg sniter bet sanbheo. " sentOs 8rengen, iOet ban be-
traoteoe 2ererens Aniigt, bois llotrpt petileoe mellem l5ur-
bapielie Og Grpet.
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BEL, ansbel, a iretteiatte ban milot, ybbao mener oil, nit
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reOe bespnot at PLACE oi92"
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belt i~aaoanne til Barnet. s ct gfu fob ban foran be 10.
6an taneoe Barnet til ben anoeH Sioe al 9areliet mso en-
frpstelis 50.
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isoiif Barn 3t er en- 5orfsrer, en- Electromagnetic Seq
ftal gsre bet betenot ale bore 6oriamlnser. ale O9
enhoer ifal pioe bet. os Be ital bliOe banlnf fra ale Cd
miller. 6Orloo nit gus s~ieblittelisl CAB mig alorig mere
fs 9erss Nnfgt Der! Gaa, tiger jes!"
porges tpo lamilaaet o9 i~telOenoe. Get bar life al
Irpet for ben o~pbioieoe Tlano, men andre 3anfer bobeoe
fe pp bans sino, hplte upero9loeoe BAN ben GRAB,
at ban naiien f~orelente, of 2eDi bar nRrO9renbe.
.9eriom bette er Ssoeoom -" munlebe ban.
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8rO. Men bette er Ssbsoom, O9 De itdl baaoe fua bet at
ie oe fsle. 6orbanbet bere 9srts beoenite 9ereiRtninserl@
v6imIen iifgipe Gem, = iufisbe Borqes.
Os 5imlen bare min Sj9lp, " t~ilfsieoe ban. ibet
ban trptteoe i'm Sat neO oper ginene og meo tun9e Striot
betraaote Den barme, ftspeoe 2anosbp9aoe.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
WELCOME TO ALGER.
Warm Welcome Upon Arriving at
His Home I'm Detroit.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 3.-A notable re-
ception was accorded Gen. and Mrs.
Russell A. Alger on their return to
their home city yesterday. Citizens,
military organizations and civic socie-
ties marched in parade and the streets
were thronged with thousands, many
from the state at large mingling with
the Detroiters. Deafening cheers
greeted Gen. Alger all along the line,
while the waving of handkerchiefs and
small American flags, of which every
one seemed 10 be possessed, made a
striking picture. After words of well
come from Gov. Pingree and Mayor
Maybury Gen. Alger said:
II can command no language to express
my gratitude TO you for this royal welcome
TO my home. am glad from the bottom OF
my heart TO be released from official care
and TO again enter the old home and live
among the people of Michigan. Since
went away, two and a half years ago, as
you know, the country has been through
a terrific struggle. The office of which
was the head was taxed to the utmost OF
every mans strength who occupied any
position In II. i gave my best thought and
honest effort. and did everything i could
TO carry out my part OF that great work.
What has been done is matter OF record,
and l am perfectly willing 10 rest the case
with my countrymen. Every transaction,
every order, and everything that was done
In conducting that war is a matter of rec
ord and the people have a right to have
that record searched.
And now my fellow citizens, / come
home without a grievance During that
struggle and while that great work was
upon me / can truthfully say that i had
from the president all the support that he
could give. We went through that strug-
gle and came out victorious. We transports
ed across the seas more than 10000 men
one way and the other without an acci-
dent. We fought battles in the Philippines,
in Cuba, and in Porto Rico. and we never
lost battle, a color a prisoner or a gun.
Wherever the American flag was planted
by the American soldier. there II stands.
and there il shall stand forever"
The closing scene was reception in
the city hall corridor. Mrs. Alger and
a score of other ladies with several of
the generals relatives viewed the scene
from a canopied decorated platform
built into the main stairway, and thou
sands pushed past and grasped Gen.
Alger's hand
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.



Gold certificates are again to be 10
sued by the treasury department.
Frank Naska, an Italian, was hanged
at st. John, La, for triple murder.
Mrs. Catherine Medars died at her
home in Brooklyn, Ind, aged 101 years.
The United States military post at
Taiya, Alaska, was destroyed by fire.
Thousands of Texas goats have been
marketed in Kansas City, Mo-, for NUT
ton.
John Maxey, negro, was hanged at
Van Buren,, Ark, for assaulting a little
girl.
William Brooks, aged 112 years, and
Otway Davis, aged 1O7, died in Knox
vile, Tenn.
Hebrews have been denied admit
tance at the Oriental hotel, Manhattan
Beach, Ny.
John Williams murdered his divorced
wife near Cortland, H., and then
killed himself.
Otto +. Schleuber shot and killed his
wife and himself in Cleveland, o. Jeal-
ousy was the cause.
James Phelps and Sam Bailey, two
negroes, were hanged at Charleston, S.
c., from the same scaffold for murder
Mrs. John Wanamaker, of Philadel-
phia, was robbed at the Elysee Palace
hotel in Paris of jewels valued at $40,-
600.
Louis Pullerson and Michael McDon-
aid, two New York murderers, were put
to death by electricity in Sing Sing
prison.
Ex-Congressman w. a. Piper died in
San Francisco. He was IS years old
and leaves an estate valued at over
$2,OOO,00O
Oscar +. Rice, white man, and John
Kennedy, a negro, were put TO death by
electricity in the prison at Auburn, N.
Y, for murder.
Charles Clark, of Toronto, Ont, has
invented bicycle boat that cannot be
capsized and goes equally well in rough
or smooth water.
Three Mormon churches near Middle
Creek and one at Beechburg, in Ken
tucky, were destroyed by mobs and the
elders driven away.
Jim Mite, the only surviving member
of the Dalton gang of outlaws, was SEN
fenced at Henderson, Tex, to life i'm
prisonment for murder.
Rev. George w. Pepper, ID. D., died in
Cleveland, o. He was a civil war vet
eran and United States consul TO Milan
under the Harrison administration.
Russell Sage, the veteran fnancier,
celebrated his eighty-third birthday
by reaching his office in New York a
triae earlier than usual and doing a lit
tie more work than usual.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Wagon Demolished at Crossing In
Iowa and Three Unknown
Men Killed.

Humboldt, Ia, Aug. "a Northwest
ern passenger train ran into a wagon
and team east of this city Friday, in
stantly killing two men who were in
the wagon and injuring the third one
so that he died in short time. There
was nothing on their persons or in the
wagon TO indicate who the men were
or where they came from. From the
outfit in the wagon it is inferred they
were on a hunting trip. They were all
young men, none of them appearing TO
be over 25 years of age, and the
youngest about II.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
LETTER FROM DEWEY.
Writes to Mayor Van wyck Concern
ing the Reception to BE Given
Him in New York City.

New York, Aug. THE following
letter from Admiral Dewey, dated at
Trieste, Austria, July "a, was received
by Mayor Van Wyck Saturday morn
ing:
81 have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your letter Of June 80, rendering me
on behalf Of the city Of New York a pub
lie reception upon my arrival. and extend
ing TO me the hospitalities and courtesies
of the city.
"In accepting this invitation, 1 desire 10
express my deep sense of gratitude to the
citizens of New York and their represen-
tatives for so signally honoring me.
1T is impossible at this time to fix the
exact date of the Olympia's arrival at New
York, but / shall endeavor TO inform you
definitely by cable from Gibraltar.
II am, sir Very truly yours,
GEORGE DEWEY"
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
Western league:
SECURES HIS OLD HOME.
President Mckinley Buys the Cottage
In Canton Where He and His
Wife Began housekeeping.

Canton, o., Aug. president Nc
Kinley has purchased the famous Nc
Kinley cottage" at the corner of North
Market street and Louis avenue. The
deal was closed Saturday. The consid-
Grafton was $14,5O0. The property was
not in the market. II was endeared to
President and Mrs. Mckinley as their
first home, where they began house,
keeping, and by tender memories of
sorrows there. The lot is 100 feet front
on Market street by 244 on Louis ave-
nue. The front veranda shows the most
wear from the historic campaign of
1896, when the noted home was the
political mecca for nearly a million peo-
pie.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
SHAW AGAIN THE LEADER.
Iowa Republicans in Convention In
Des Moines Renominate Him
for Governor.
JOHN C. SHERwIN NAMED FOR JUDGE.
other Present state Officers Are Again
ON the Ttcket-The Platform In
dorses President Mckinley's Ad-
ministration, FavOrs the Gold
Standard and Denounces Trusts.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 3.-The repub-
lican state convention Wednesday nom-
mated the following ticket: Governor,
l.. NJ. Shaw, of Denison; lieutenant-gov-
ernor, j. C. Milliman, of Logan; super
intendent of public instruction, II. c..
Barrett, of Usage; railroad commission
er, e. A. Dawson, of Waverly; supreme
judge, John C.. Sherwin, of Mason City.
The first four nominees are the present
incumbents and were named by accla-
nation. Judge Sherwin was nomi-
mated on the fourth ballot.
Gov. Shaw was presented TO the con-
vention and made stirring speech, eu-
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
Not Guilty.

Madrid, Aug. THE supreme court
martial before which Gems. Toral and
Pareja have been on trial, charged with
surrendering Santiago de Cuba to the
United States forces without having ex-
hausted all means of defense, has ac-
quilted both officers on the ground that
they acted upon the orders of their su-
periors, and only surrendered when it
was impossible TO do otherwise.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
Wants Nerroes Trnnsported.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. AT the
presiding elders council of the African
Methodist Episcopal church of Ala
bama and Georgia, in session here,
Bishop Turner, of Georgia, who is pre-
siding, introduced a resolution, which
was adopted, calling upon congress for
an appropriation of $lOO,0O0,0OO to be
used in transporting negroes out OF
this country. He says this is the only
solution of the race question.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
Troons Welcomed.

San Francisco, Aug. 1.-The Penn
sylvania troops disembarked yesterday
from the transport Senator and com
menced the march to the Presidio res
ervation, where the soldiers will 90
into camp, preparatory to mastering
out. The reception accorded the sol
diers from the Keystone state was sim
liar to that given the Oregon, Nebraska
and Utah boys, who had preceded them
home
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
breaks bicycle Record.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 4. - The
worlds bicycle record for 1000 miles,
held by T. A. Edge, of London, Eng
land, and made over an ordinary turn
pike road. has been broken by A. A.
Hansen, king of American long-dis-
tance riders, who has just succeeded in
covering the distance in 92 hours "A
minutes. The time made by Edge was
105 hours 10 minutes.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
Date Is Fixed.

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 5.-The illinois
Chickamauga battlefield commission
met in this city Friday and selected No
vember % as the date for the dedicd ton
of the monuments and markers to Illi-
nois troops at Chickamauga, Chatta-
nooga, Orchard Knob and Missionary
Ridge battlefields. The main exercises
will be held at Orchard Knob.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09

Greentown, o., Aug. because her
16-year-old daughter Ruth had loved
unwisely, Mrs. Catherine Wise, of this
place. cut her throat while she was
sleeping. and then committed suicide.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
The Platform.

The resolutions were read and adopt
ed with a hurrah, and the convention
adjourned sine die. The platform is as
follows:
After approving the administrations of
President Mckinley and Gov. Shaw, the
resolutions state: I'VE commend the ac-
tion of the Iowa delegation in congress
in its support of protection, of the Dingley
tariff of the maintenance of the gold
standard and in its faithful support Of the
administration of President Mckinley in
his policy in peace and war.
I'VE rejoice in the prospective election
of David b. Henderson to be speaker of the
house of representatives. and indorse him
as wholly worthy of that honor.
I'VE readopt the following declaration
from the Iowa republican platform OF 1898:
The monetary standard of this country
and the comciercial world is gold. The
permanenG IF this standard must be as
sured skbavfgressional legislation, giving
to ner ity and vitality of public law.
Pc. .ney must be kept at parity
r. And we urgently call upon our
k, / representatives in congress
--r best endeavors 10 enact these
IA into law.
ht n unce the Chicago platform and
II jtion in favor of free trade and
JO'coinage at the ratio of sixteen 10
IS attacks upon the courts, as
t. tcng the American people with
,pa1 from the policies of good gov
that would prove fraught with
|snJeGe American people The enormi-
nbOlpat platform call for the resistance
Cood citizens.
= Ospublicans we make recognition of
yo1 anoalty and exalted patriotism OF the
tE. money democrats and men of all
If lne who put aside partsanship in order
Dire lntain the good faith of the nation
resistance of the Chicago platform
lSsS ats candidate to maintain the welfare
mt pe people is the object and one of all
ooo q. o.'nment.
JILL dustry and commerce should be left
{ le' TO pursue their method according TO
n ~. natural laws of the world, but when
" . business aggregation known as trusts
We hurtful TO the people, they must be
trained by natural laws, and If needs
-. abolished.
1--WE believe in the wisdom and high pur
= Dse of the president of the United States.
iSSe admire the skill and courage of our Of
5ccers and glory in the .valor, the con-
Fancy, the hereditary heroism Of our sol
'der boys of the army and navy. Nothing
of support or sympathy or moral or ma
terial aid and comfort will we ever with
hold from them. There shall be no division
among US until all in arms against the flag
shall confess the supreme rights and
honor and shall know that even in the
farthest east, II is the sign and promise Of
equal law, of justice and liberty through
out the land and to all the inhabitants
thereof
For the national defense, for the re-
enforcement of the navy, for the enlarge
ment of our foreign Snarkets, for the en-
ployment Of American workingmen in the
mines, forests farms. mills. factories and
ghipyards. we favor the enactment of leg
islation which will regain for American
ships the carrying Of our foreign COM
merce" "
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
Showed Their Contempt.

New York, Aug. William Waldorf
Astor, who lately renounced American
citizenship, was burned in efligy in
Long Acre square.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
Favor woman Suffrage.

Louisville, KY, Aug. 3.-The prohi-
bitionists met here and nominated o.
i. Wallace, of Garrard county, for gov
ernor. The platform denounces the
state administration and favors wom-
ans suffrage.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
Is well Pleased.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 4.-The ear an
nounces that he is well pleased with the
work done by the peace conference at
The Hague.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
BASEBALL RECORD.
and Western Leagues in the
Championship Races.

The following table shows the num-
ber of games won and lost and the per-
centages of the clubs of the National
and Western leagues up 10 date:
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
broke All REGARDS,

Youngstown, o., Aug. darlington
paced a mile here in 2:O7A, being the
fastest mile ever raced on a half-mile
track.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
congress,

logizing President Mckinley, the repub-
hcan party and Iowa's delegation to
cOnUreSS
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
Pensions.

Pensions.
Having recently been admitted to
practice before the department of the
interior, / shall hold myself in readiness
TO transact any business before the de-
partment that may be intrusted to me.
Especial attention will be given to pen
sion claims.
03tfl O. w ROWLAND.
The true northerner., 1899-08-09
1s74-Isao-e5 Years.

:" t-INUV- - htNINs
And still in the Piano and Organ trade.
If you want the best at the lowest pos
sible price. go organs and GO pianos is
the daily product of the largest factory
in the world S3000,000 capital All
goods warranted. New organs S25 and
up; new pianos Sl65 and up. Cash or
payments. Consultation free
06tfl w. NJ BRANCH.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-07

that he believed the evidence he has
collected will be sufficient to change the
prisoners penalty. While he does not
say 1T is Strong enough to warrant ac-
auittal he believes it will clear the pris-
oner of murder in the first degree.
Counsel, for Williams will CHI Monday
make application for new trial to
Judge Barhan. asking that the order
or the court be set aside on account
OF the discovery OF after-evidence.
City Sergeant MIlstead was about to
commerce Preparations for building the
scatfold. when he heard that motion
Will De made for new trial. He will
stay his arrangements until it is known
whether or not the hanging Will take
place September 60
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
The authorities a Smithfeld are look
ing for jefferson Hester. of this city,
who is wanted on a charge of murder
The man who was killed and with
whose murder Hester is charged, was
James BelIamy. {; White man.
Bellamy was found dead in the street
with a bullet hole in his head
Hester was a member of the Fourth
Virginia Volunteer Infantry 1t seems
that he borrowed i regulation rifle from
one of the members of the Old Domfn-
ion Guard in Shnithtield, going away
with the weapon without stating his
destination or object in securing it.
The bullet in BelE;rrny'S head was
made with 4l-calibre ball which also
passed through Il three-;nch board.
The coroner's jury evidently had suf-
lirient evidence TO connect Hester with
the crime. as it held him responsible
for Eeilamy's death
The police are looking for Hester, who
disappeared shortly after the murder
occurred. D
MIKE TC'MBLINNs CASE.
Counsel for Mike Ton,blin the young
negro who was found guilty in the
County Court OF attempted criminal
assault on Mrs. Mary Fox near Nor
'-s1ns has applGed for a wri. Of error
a"d VIII carry the case to the stat.
supreme Court Of Appeals