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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

STEVENS POINT Wis. P
J6zef Bartecki z town HUI
obwiniony 0 pobicie> swej 70.
ny stawiony zosta} pred Sc.
diego Murata. ktory sprawt
odlozy1 do poniedzialku a oh,
winionego wypusci} na vol
nose pod kaucya $100 Bar
tecki niezmiernie sic zmar
twill wniesiona przeciwke
MENU skarga, kupi} sobit
revolver i po dobrem &C
wyprobowaniu, W zesz}a ME
dziele rano strzeli1 sobie "
usta. Kula przesz}a przez je.
zyk i uwiez1a W miesniacE
lopatki, DR.. Rice, kt6ry zao.
piekowal sic postrzelonym
kuli dotychezas wynalesc ME
m6gl. Dokt6r twierdzi, 'ze
kula chociaz by j pozosta1a
W miesniach karku zagrazaG
zyciu Barteckiego ME bedzie.
DR.. Rice " zesz}y wtorek po-
wiedzia1 zonie Barteckiego,
ably zabila kure ugotowa1a ia
/ dala mezowi troche roso1u
ably go wzmocnic, Bartecka
.jednak tego ME uczyni}a j
.gdy " srode dokt6r znowu
tam przybyl, Bartec cka oswald
czy}a, ze ME ebuie mu
dawac poziyWien enia, DO jednak
ME wyzdr rowieje j umrzec
musi. Nielito sciwa < obieta ia
wiidocznie pragniie smierci
5swego meza. DR.. Rice wiidzac
ma co sic szanosi, kupl v Sro-
de troche nleka j dal chore-
Imu dowyp . nastepnie "a
wiad domil rade zdrowiia 9 bez-
to6neIn poster powaniu Bar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
DETROIT, Mich.

DETROIT, Mich. J0Ze1
Szamocki, m1ody polski ro-
botnik, kt6ry pracowa} dla
Griffin Wheel Co., zosta} W
piatek zasypany kilkunastu
tonami koksu wskutek za}a-
mania sic sufitu mad miej-
seem gdzie pracowal. Martwe
jego zw1oki wydobyto dopiero
po calogodzinnej piracy, Sza-
mock mieszka1 . iona, kt6ra
poslubil dopiere diva miesia-
ce temu.
Herman Zerback, farmer
. Benton Harbor, Mich;
przyby1 tn aby zobaezyc O.
sobliWosci naszego naiasta.
Przy tel sposobnosci spill sic.
porzadnie, q gdy mu saloni-
sta ma River VI. kazal sic.
wynosic, tax sic obrazl, ze.
wydo dobyl rewolwe i chciaI 60
zastrzelic. Sale onista niietylko
sic ME ulakl, ale Sprawl mu
porzadne lanie i v dodatku
oddal " rece poll 20 wyj-
Sciul d prsysg
siss ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

WASHINGTON, 20 maja.
Rad ameryka6ski stanowczo
jest zdecydowany, obstawac
przy tenn, azeby W Mandzu-
ryi wrota by}ya otwarte dla
handlu ameryka6skiego ma
r6wni z przywilejami dla han
dlu rosyjskiego i ami krokiem
cd swych zada6 ME odstapi.
Sekretarz Hay ma znowu do
rozwiazania kwestya k}opot-
liwa. Ma jego rece nadchodza
ze wszech stron kraju rezolu-
eye przyjete nazgromadze-
mach ;indygnacyjnych z po-
wodu rzezi w KiszynDwie.
Bye moze, ze znajdzie on
spos6b przes}ania, tych rezo-
lucyj W jakiejs formie ME
urazajacej rzadu rosyjskiego,
ale rzecza to jest tzbardzo trud-
ma. l.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
j, niw Pols!kich b!
AM ERYCE.

IMILWAUKEE, Wis. An.
toni Witkowski 27 letni milo.
dzieniec, znany grace W pill.
BE, utoph sic W rzece Sanga.
mon niedaleko Decatur
Przypadek wydarzy} sic
Wskutek wywr6cenia sic 10
dzi " kt6rej byl Witkowski
utona} a jego towarzysze sig
Wyratowali. Mieszka1 pm,
1878 Cherry utica W naszem
nliescie osieroca rodzic6w
7braci. Znany by} og6lnie W
kblach gracz6w w.pi}ke. Wit
kpwski urodzi1 sic W Pru-
sach i do Ameryki przyby]
kiilka lat temu i przez caly
czas swego pobytu W Ame-
ryce naleza1 do r6znych klu-
bow W cry W pike. :
Bronislaw Bia1kowski, IL lat
LEGACY chlopiec, 3501 Lisbon
avenue, bawiac sic i mocujac
innymi ch}opcami uleg} z}a-
maniu prawej reki W ubieg}a
se9bote:
Stefan Piotrowski i FIR.
Reed, oskarzeni 0 pope}nie-
ME licznych kradziezy, sta
wall tn pred sadem. Piotrow-
ski przyzna} sic do why i
skazany zosta} do szko1y,
poprawczej cd dw6ch do pie
ciu lat. Reed twierdzi}, re
|jest niewinny i process jego
od}ozono. Czeka go tenn suro-
wsza kara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
WIEDEN, 23go maja.

WIEDEN, 23go maja.
Dwie slowia6skie gazety try
estenskiie poda4y wiadomosc,
jakoby W Zagrzebiu 38 os6b
straconych ma mocy
wyroku sadu wojennego, 40
pr6cz tego 40 innych zabi-
tych. Wojsko W koncu
wzbranialo sic strzelac do
t}um6w. Premier Koerber W
parlamencie oswiadczy}, re
wiadomosci te So szmyslone,
Miejscowe w}adze z ca}ej
Chorwacyi zwr6ci}y sic do
cesarza Franciszka J6zefa z
prosba, azeby osobiscie vidal
sic W sprawy Chorwacyi
zapobieg} dalszemu rozlewo-
wi krwi tam i W Dalmacyi,
Okolo $50 wiesniak6w, a mie-
dzy mimi DUO kobiet, costa
10 onegdaj aresztowanych W
powiecie Kreutz; znajduja sic
oni W po1ozeniu bardzo kry-
tycznem, gdyz powodu pra-
wa wojennego W tympowiecie
zaprowadzonego, moga zostat
skazani ma smierc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

I RACINE, Wis, % maja.
MARGIN Walentowski, 42-letni
robotnik, zosta1 fatalnie po-
kaleczony przez lokomotywe.
Przechodzi1 on torami kolei
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul, gdy nadlecial nan po-
spieszny pociag i mocno go
pokaleczy1. Lekarze Oswald
czyi, re rany So smiertelne.
Walentowski pred rokiem z
rodzina mieszka1 W Milwau-
kee.
NEW YORK, N. Y. w O
statnim czasie powsta1 pro-
[jekt zbudowania W Nowym
Yorku katolickiego koscio1a
kt6ry pod wzgledem rozmia-
row, a zapewne i okazalosci
przewyzszy wszystkie mai
wspanialsze koscioly ma swie-
Gle. Projektowana d1ugose
kosciola ma wynosic 550z-st6p
ii. tyle, lie wynosi d}ugosc
koscio1a sw. Paw1a W Londy-
ME, wysokosc do wierzcholka
kopu}y 478 stop t. q, ze pre-
kroczy wysokosc kosciola
sw. Piotra W Rzymie 435
st6p). Nowy kosci6l bedzie
miesci1 10000 ludzi, a ze
wszystkich, istniejacych do
tychczas koscio}6w najwiek-
sly sw. Piotra, W Rzymie
mieSci tylko $4,000 ludzi A
merykanie ME cofaja sieprzed
zadnemi wydatkami; kosci6l
ten nazywac sic bedzie,, Nova
Sancta Sophia" ma koszto-
wac oko}o 35 milion6w do
lar6w, kt6ra to suma bedzie
zebrana W drodze skladek
miedzy amerykanskimi ka-
tolikami. Koscid bedzie zbu-.
,dowany W romahskim stylu
W ksztalcie krzyza. Kanadyj-
ski ksiadz Bullion, inicyator
tego projektu, twierdzi, re
nowy koscia W Nowym Yor-
ku bedzie niewidzianym do
tychczas arcydzie}em sztuki,
nowym cudem Swiata,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 20. mai

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 20. maja.
Nathan Levin, znany zyd tu-
tejszy prezydent zydowskie-
go klubu, zosta} uznany win
nvm i skazany ma szesc lat
do stanowego wiezienia. Le-
vim podstepstwem wyrabia3
papiery obywatelskie dla
wszystkich, gdy tsgo by}o po-
trzeba. Uznano go winnym
szesnastu przestepstw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
WILLKESBARKE.

W1LLKESBARKE, Pa,
Process O zamordoWanie ME
jakiego J6zefa Golana przez
Sweney'a ukonczony zosta}
W zesz}ym tygodniu. Morder-
ca Sweeney przy rozprawie
sadowej przyznal sic do te-
go, re rzeczywiscie zastrzelil
nieszczesliwego J6zefa Cola
ma, zupe}nie niewinnego do
dajac, re go przedtem ME
zna} zupelnie, morder-
stwa dopuSci1 sic gl6wnie dla
tego re polacy il s}owacy ma
zywali jego i jego brata ,,sca-
rami", ,. a J6zefa Golana mia1
"a s1owaka lub Polaka.
Ma podstawie przyznania
sic Sweney'a uznano go win
nym norderstwa W drugim
stopniu i skaza4o ma kare 20
letniego wiezienia. Sprawie-
diwosci sta1o sic zadosc;
Kto jedna biednej pozosta-
lei wdowie po sp. J6zefie Go
Ian i .trojgu ma}o letnim siero-
tom poniesiona strate meza
)ojca wynagrodzi?
Nieszczesliwa ia rodzina
przyby1a ma kilka miesiecy
pred strajkiem do Ameryki.
maz ME zapisa1 sic dc
zadnego towarzystwa, kt6reby
wdowie zabezpieczy}o pewne
posmiertne.
g.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

teckiej i zadal Cd rady tel,
aby wyznaczy}a kogo do O
piekowania sic zranionym
j ME dopuszczenia do umo-
rzenia go g1odem przez VIA
sna jego zone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

BALTIMORE M. d. OBJ.
Walenty Piechocki zamiesz-
kaly W Kentach przejezdza-
jac dnia 1890 maja pom. 40
godz. pol. ulica Boston 20
,sta} najechany przez towaro-
wy pociag Oh. P. poni6sl ciez-
kie pokaleczenie, w6z ma kt6-
rym jechal po}amanydos
ME, a kon prawdopodobnie,
ME bedzie wiecej do uzytku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
WIELEBNY KS. DREW.

WIELEBNY KS. DREW
NICKlI, dotychczasowy pro-
borszcz parafii W Springva-
Hey Ill, obja} duszpasterstwo
W parafii Sw. Piotra i PaW1a
W Duluth MINI, W miejsce
ks. Rakowskiego, kt6ry pre- !.
niesiony zastal do st. Joseph,
Mo. : 3s
MANITOWOC. Wis, Mi
|cha1 Tadych zosta1 niebezpie
cznie pokaleczony W salunie
ma poludnioWe stronie. Rany
otrzymane So niebezpie czne.
Tadych zaskarzyl wlascicie
salunu o odszk odowanie. .
PITTSBURGH: Pa. Do domu
Kaspra Dros oskiego, Wlana1
sic " nocy MED dzieli M po
iedzialek jakis murzyn. ce-
lem rabunku u. an q Dorskis.
jednakze obudzl sic i i przyjja1
murzyna kulka Z rewolweru.
Murzyn iednak uciekl Oh
ne1n okrwawil vice
Ne drasnala
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

PARYZ, %. maja. We
dug nadeszlych tn wiadomo-
Sci, kr6lowa serbska Draga
zgadza sic ma rozw6d 2 kr6-
lem Alexandrem. Zamierza
ona wstapic do klasztoru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

WIEDEN. 25. maja.
Ksiezna Ludwilxa, iona sas-
kiego nastepcy tronu, prosi-
Ia cesarza austryackiego 9
pozwolenie zamieszkania W
Austryi. Cesarz pozwala pod
warunkiem, ze Ludwika "a
mieszka W jakim klasztorze.
SAN DOMINGO, 25. maja.
Arsenal W Santiago, zosta1
W sobote wysadzony W powie-
trze, przyczem genea1 Frias
stracn zycie a 20 os6bzostalo
smiertelnie pokaleczonych,
|Wojsko sciga generala Jose
Alvarez, kt6ry zbunt toWawszy
sic przeciw rzadowii, jest po-
dejrzany Q wykonanie wybu-
|chu.
Kanonierka Colon kt6ra
general Desc champs jechal do
chez, zbila sic przy przy-
ladku Espada. General Z Z
|lud dzrni ocaleli iinni ntopi:llj 4
u sis,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. 21
maja. Wczoraj W nocy poll
cya wpakowala tu DO wiezie-
MIA cz}owieka uzbrojonego W
rewolwery, podejrzywajac go
o przygotowanie sic do zama-
chu ma prezydenta Roosevelt
ia, Wiezien nazwisko swe po-
da1 jako Randleman.
Policyii wszkazal 60 jeden
z. tutejszych obywateli, ME
iaki Woodson, do kt6rego
Randleman mial sic pred
przyjjazdern prezydenta do
niasta wyrazli,c tax: ,,Jeden
j,1z zgina1, ale drugl take
zgiinac mus, Z Woodson zro-
zumial. ,ze. .m6wi Q Nc Kinley,
i . Roose elcie j dal go zam-
knac. Znale ono prz.y MIN Mn
try rewolwery ostro ponab'll-
jane. u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, % maj

q. NJ In OAo3 A'AO'7 - S"s
- Ks.Bernard Claus, pro-
boszcz katolickiej parafii W
Columbia, Ill.,, zgina1 okro-
pna smiercia. Znaleziono go
W korytarzu W plebanii leza-
cego ma pod1odze ca}ego W
p}omieniach. Ze sledztwa Okla
zalo sic, re ks. Claus idac z
Tampa W reku, zostal razony
paralizem, upad1 ma pod1oge,
przyczem eksplodowa}a lam
pa, a lezacego obje}y p}omie-
ME.
BOHEMIAN, Mont, %, ma
ia. Jednq Geese stanu monta-
ma pakrywa snieg ma try
.stopy wysoko, druga zn6w
niszczy szarancza. Professor
A. C.Collier przy uniwersyte-
Gle rolniczym W Bozeman do
nosi, ze W jjednym dystrykcie,
.obejmujacym 40 mil W kwa-
dracie, zniszczyly te zar}oki
,wszystko, tax, ze trzeba by.
10 bydlo przepedzic na inne
miejjsca, aby 2 glodu ME poz-.
|dychalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

HOUGHTON Mich, %.
maja. Piec g6rnik6w 20
Ista1o pokalec zonych przez
pred dwczesny wybuch Sci
|6nio powiie etrza " klopalni.
Adolf Nowak i Jan Karpii
|sa ME ebezpiec cznie pokalecz'e'-
a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

HAVANA, 23go maja.-
Wczoraj zosta} podpisany
uklad trwa}y, pomiedzy Sta
nami Zjednoczonymi a Kuba,
obejmujacy wszystkie para
grafy tax zwanej poprawki
Plata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28


LONDYN, %. maja.
Wschodnia Geese Londynu
jest przepe}niona zydani ucie-
kajacymi7 z Rosyi. W}adze
imigracyjne z zaniepokoje-
MEM badaja przyp}yw zyd6w'
Kilkadziesiat tysiecy zyd6w
wybiera sic do Stan6w Zje.
dnoczonych.
Chicago, %. maja. We
dug zebranych tn informa-
cyl, oko1o 5000 zyd6w z XII
szyniowa przyjedzie do Chi
cago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

zydzi W Kiszyniowie, Odesie
i innych miastach obawiaja
sic, ponownych rozruch6w i
uciekaja zagranice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

LA CROSS, Wis.,, 22 ma
ia. Po raz drugi juz W tym
roku rzeka Mississippi pod
nios1a sic tax wysoko, re W
miejscach sniskich zacho
dzi Ottawa wylewu. Sp}aw
drzewa odbywa} sic W ca1ej
pe}ni, lecz obecnie z powodu
wzniesienia woody wszystkou-
sta1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

GREAT FALLS, Mont,
23go maja. Straszliwy hui
ragan srozacy sic W g6rzy'
stych okolicach p6}nocnej
Montany by} powodem wy
marzniecia ca}ych .trz6d by
d1a. Take DUO ludzi, a mie-
dzy mimi trzech pasterzy, zgi.
ne}o z mrozu. Dw6ch innych
opuscilo swe trzody iuciek1o
do osad, by ME zmarznac.
W niekt6rych okolicach wy
mario ma ranczach 80 pro-
cent byd}a. Materyalne sszko-
dy obliczaja ma 5 milion6w
dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

NEW YORK, 23go maja.
- Bojkot zarzadzony przez
robotnik6w W sk}adach drze-
wa przeciw jednej q firm, do
prowadzil do tego, re organi-
zacya Lumber Trades Asso-
citation zarzadzi1a lockout"
we wszystkich sk}adach drze-
wa. Sk}ady zostana zamkniete
dzisiaj, W sobote W po1udnie.
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which landed in Colfax this week,
was a combination which purported
to have on exhibition wild Indian
girl, "a child of the swamps," a girl
who would eat mud. The promot-
ers of the fake would ride up and
down the streets crying: "She eats
mudl she eats mud! Dora, Dora,
the wild girl; at the fair grounds"
This combination by deception
managed to secure a concession at
the grounds and was doing a rush
ing business until yesterday antil
yesterday afternoon, when Rufus
Stone, negro living at Spokane,
put in an appearance at the sher-
ifs office and said that his little
boy had been kidnapped in that
city last Monday and that he sus-
picioned that he was with a combi-
nation at the fair.
Sheriff Canutt and two deputies
went with Mr.. Stoneto the grounds
and raided the tent where Dora"
was eating mud. When the wild
girls makeup and mask were re-
moved the officers found Ira Stone,
the IA year old son of Rufus Stone.
The whole combination was arrest
ed, piled into a hack and driven
to the county Jail, where they now
languish.
The three men who were promot-
ing the fake gave the names of Ben
M. Michaels, George Dudley and
Fred A. Rogers. They were charged
with kidnapping. Michaels, who
claims be the manager, says that
he secured the permission of the
bows mother that Ira should go
with him and his aggregation and
eat all the mud they wanted him to
devour.
Rufus Stone, who alleges he is
father of the boy, says that he re-
sides at 231S Clark avenue, Spo-
kane, and that he can furnish
plenty of references as to his char
acter and ability to earn living
for his family and that he will not
stand for any such work with his
boy. Mr.. Stone wept bitterly when
the sheriff found the boy eating
mud in fake show. He says that
after the boy disappeared he search
ed for him, going to Davenport and
then coming here and that he had
prepared to continue that search
until the boy was found. He was
overjoyed to find the lad well and
could not control his emotion. The
boy also cried.-Gazette.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
Dirty Dora Eats Mud.

Shame on Dora, the wild girl;
she eats mud" but Dora will not
devour any more Palouse soil while
the Whitman county fair is in pro-
gress. Among the army of side
show people, fakirs and grafters
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
All advertisements will be continued and
charged for until ordered out.
Good Roads Resolutions.

The result of the state good roads
convention held in Spokane the
last three days of last week, says
the Trade. may be briefly summed
up in the following resolutions:
() National and state aid to-
wards roads. (2) A state highway
commissioner. (3) Convicts to
crush rocks for road purposes. (4
An endorsement of the road law
passed by the last Legislature.
AS to the first resolution, the only
way to secure uniform good roads
and systematic road improvement
is through state supervision and
initiative with whatever aid from
the national government that may
be deemed advisable. In England,
France and the other leading ma
tons of Europe, the maintenance
of the roads is one of the important
works of the national governments.
They owe their greatness and their
remarkable intensive development
to their perfect highways more than
to any other one cause. We have
reached a point in our national de-
velopment where systematic pol
icy looking toward the improvement
of our country roads and highways
is the one thing most essential to
further agricultural enlargement
and the intensive development of
the nations resources. Of course
the United States is too large and
too unequally settled and developed
to permit of the national govern
ment undertaking the supervision
of this great work, but the several
states may prosecute the work as
effectively as do the European ma
tions. This is already being done
in New York, Massachusetts and
several of the other eastern states.
AS to the third resolution, there
is no field in which convict labor
may be more proftably employed
than in crushing stone for road pur-
poses. Moreover, this employment
of convict labor can occasion no
protests or opposition from organ
lied labor. This policy is being
followed in several of the southern
states and in few of the northern
states and meets with general APP
proval and success.
The road law passed by the last
Legislature was undoubtedly the
most advanced legislation enacted
by this state and should perhaps
for that reason be endorsed, but
still it lacked in directness, system
and aggressiveness. The appoint
ment of a state highway commits
sioner would be a good thing, in
fact the proper thing, if he had any
thing to "stand on" and power to
actually push forward systematic
roadework, but if it only means
another high salaried state official,
with little prospect of material and
beneficial results, there is no call
for the office. The law above men
toned is all right, but we want a
better law, one that will 60 farther,
contemplate more and accomplish
more. The time has come for 1t In
this state; we have the resources,
and there is no reason for going into
this great and important work In
half-hearted or indifferent way.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24

The Superior drill is the best
grain planter on the market.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-11-21
With the Sick.

DR.. Leonard Henley, the venerable er-
mayor Of Williamsburg. and one OF her
Oldest citizens. has been a sick man this
week. He is a great sufferer, but his
wonderful vitality keeps him alive. DR..
Henley is a remarkable man. Several
years ago he underwent a serious surgi-
cal operation that few young men could
have survived. Since that time he has
been as active as ever despite, his
eighty odd years. But it is feared be
will not get over this spell.
Miss Ida Jones. one OF the most popu-
lar young ladies in the town. and a be-
loved teacher in the Nicholson school.
continues very i'll. Very little hopes Of
her recovery are entertained.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-11-21

Considerable excitement prevailed in
the city Wednesday morning when Mr.
Oscar Lane. a son of Capt. l.. ". Lane.
received stab wound near the heart.
The blade struck a rip and glanced. max
ing cut about inches long. but not
penetrating the chest
An eye witness gave this account Of
the affair. Mr.. Lane drove his horse 90
the sidewalk in front of Mr.. wolSe's
meat shop just as several students were
passing. Among them was Mr.. r. NJ.
Parrish. Lane is alleged TO have ca!Ied
Parrish vile name and then struck
him. Mr. Parrish used a small penk nifs
making a wound as above stated. The
men were clinched when the cutting wal
done. II appears MIR Parrish told Mt
Lane that he would cut him IT attacked
Or d King attended the wounded
man. after which be was taken home
The wound is not dangerous one. on,
might have been very serious.