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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

TUE Iroquois cases are to be taken
up again, new indictments voted, and
another attempt made to bring the
men responsible for the tragedy to
justice. The authorities might as we'll
abandon the attempt to punish the
guilty in the case. Like that of the
men who put iron in life preservers
there is no law that applies simply
because the law makers could not
conceive of the possibility of any one
showing such utter disregard for the
sacredness of human life.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

The foreign governments that de-
manded a formal assurance from Sec
rotary Hay that this country was not
seeking to acquire by annexation or
otherwise any islands in the West In
dies can rest content that Mr.. Hay
was entirely sincere when he dis
avowed any such intent. What this
country is looking for is a chance to
let go of some Of those we have, not
to acquire others.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09
TO SELL EXPRESS PACKAGES.
Many Kenosha People Interested in
the Annual Auction.

MANY AenoSha People Interested in
the Annual Auction.
The American Express company
has given notice that the annual sale
of unclaimed parcels from the differ
ent offices of the company throughout
the state will be held at $40 Broadway
milwaukee, on March II.
The sale is of interest to Kenosha
people as All unusually large number
Of packages from this city willobe put
mp at the auction. The following is a
list of the Kenosha people to whom
packages are address: S. r. Butcher,
Badger Brass Mfg. Co. az, E. N. Clink,
l.. Czunas, M. Deshaven, g. Dragas,
L. r. Gridley, H. D. Haroldson, H. C.
Hagerman, B. Howard, Jeffrey & Co.
~, M. Krebs, L. Kales, A. Munger
son, r O. Nicoll, F. J. Neil, G. Pre-
tokop, G.. G. Schulz, H. G. Schulz, r.
Wehringer, G. Yeoman.
All of these packages may be re-
deemed by paying charges but If the
parties to whom they are address fail
to redeem them they will be sold to
the highest bidder.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

PROF. SALISBURY was a pioneer in
the agitation for the betterment of
the country schools and his ten years
makes him thoroughly familiar with
their needs. The new state superin-
tendent will have to deal with the
most important problems and no cam
didate that has yet appeared is better
qualified to do it than Prof. Salisbury.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

More unlikely things have happened
in world politics than an alliance be
tween Russia and Japan. The Russian
press is discussing the permanent occu-
patton Of the Iiautong peninsula by
the Japs as settled fact. Russia and
Japan together could defy all attempts
at intervention, and Japan would be
sure that the fruits of her victory
would not be wrested from her as in
1895. BY an alliance Russia could
''save face' while unloading her bur-
den OF war.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

IN a month or two we will know
whether or no the promoters of the
electric roads which have been sur
veyed through the county mean BUSH
ness. There is every indication that
the gap between this city and Wan
kegan will be closed this summer, but
very few people take much stock in
the reports of proposed high speed
through lines between Chicago and
Milwaukee.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

Train up child in the way he should
go, but don't look for miracles in little
minds. A child should be taught to tell
the truth, but ought never to be punish
ed to the extent Of making him afraid
to own up when it is against him. An
other thing, the child ought never to
catch his mentor in a lie or practicing
any discrimination whatever. White lies
from policy may work with grown
folks, but the young mind wants
straight out truth A child feels weak
and helpless and needs to be surround
ed by absolute truth and honesty as an
anchorage against fear, which leads to
lodging and deceit.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

BOTH Milwaukee and Chicago have
anti-spitting ordinances and they are
being rigid1y enforced. Still, it seems
unnecessary to warn people who in
Kenosha are SO habitually careful of
the health of others and of public
cleanliness to be careful when they
are away from home.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

THE difference between California
and Illinois is not all in the climate.
The California legislature has expe1-
led four senators for taking brides,
while in Illinois member of the gem
era1 assembly has been expelled for
showing that his fellow members had
been improperly influenced.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09
The Dinner Bell Call to Health.

With all the rules given out these
days by dietary experts and notable
examples" on the subject of eating
little stress is laid upon regularity at
meals. People who are subject to rules
in this respect, as in boarding houses
and institutions, often note that with
regularity in eating they thrive in
spite of simple diet.
A frequent excuse for go-as-you-
please eating is that appetite is often
lacking when the schedule hour arrives
and not enough can be eaten to last
until the next bell will ring. Perhaps
this is natures way of regulating
health 1t is a serious mistake some
times to wait for hearty appetite and
then satisfy it completely The rule
Of stopping while 1t tastes good APP
plies to small as well as to large ap-
petites. AS rule an appetite which
is regularly fed and never irragularly
catered to is a trustworthy guide and
will report for duty when the call is
sounded If rules have become neces-
sary in order to tone up deranged
system then perfect mastication is
good, careful study Of the menu Of
fered is good, but a mealtime schedule
rigidly enforced is the best rule OF all
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09
THURSDAY, MARCH 9.

IsIr possible that the city is going
to get through the winter without
having any damage suits filed against
it? The luck is too good to last.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09
First publication Feb. 9, 1905.

First publication Feb. 9, 1905.
OTATE OF WISCONSIN-County Court for
y Kenosha County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at general term
of the County Court to be held in and for said
County, at the County Court Room, in the City
OF Kenosha, in said County on the first Tues
day, being the seventh day of March, A. D.
1905 at 10 O'Clock A. M. the following matters
will be heard and consdered:
In the matter of the last will and testament
of Oscar Cannon, deceased.
The application of William C. Bryant and
William ]. Rhodes to admit to probate the last
will and testament of Oscar Cannon, late of the
town of Bristol, in said county, deceased.
In the matter of the estate of Frederick L.
Ellsworth, deceased.
The application of Mary B. Ellsworth for
the appointment of an administrator of the es-
tate of Frederick L. Ellsworth, late of the city
of Kenosha, in said county, deceased.
By the Court,
RUSSELL 81. SLOSSON
w43 County Judge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09
Calvin Stewart, Attorney.
First publication, March 3. zoos.

NIRCUIT COURT, KENOSHA COUNTY.
y Anna NJ. Graham, Plaintiff, VS.. James
A. Graham, Defendant
The State of Wisconsin to the said Defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this simmons, ex-
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
in case of your failure so to do, Judgment will
be rendered against you according to the de-
mand of the complaint; of which a copy is
herewith served upon you.
CALVIN STEWART, Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. Address, Kenosha, Kenosha County.
Wis. WAC
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09
Calvin Stewart, Attorney.


First publication, Feb. q, 1905.
NIRCUIT COURT, KENOSHA COUNTY
" Oscar Robbed, Plaintiff, VS.. Louisa Robbed,
Defendant
The State of Wisconsin:-To the said Defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, ex-
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid;
and in case of your failure so to do, Judgment
demand of the complaint: of WITCH q COW Ti is
herewith served upon you.
CALVIN STEWART, Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. 0. Address, Kenosha, Kenosha County,
Wis. WAS
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09
SEARCH THE RECORDS.
Zion City People Uneasy Over Their
Leases Since Barnard Left.

AIoH lily FeOpIe Uneasy over Their
Leases Since Barnard Left.
The departure from Zion City of
Deacon C. ]. Barnard has caused more
uneasiness among the residents than
anything that has ever occurred in
the city and one noticeable result of
the change is that the recorders Of
fee here is being visited by many
residents Of the city who are trying
to determine where they stand with
regard to security Of their property.
The records are being run through
and through by those who now fear
that their leases may not be what
they thought them. They placed un-
bounded faith in Barnard, but his
leaving makes their faith uncertain.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

The Bernadotte dynasty Of Sweden
Norway is often assumed to be a relic
OF Napoleon's penchant for king MAX
ing. That is far from the truth. Mar
shall Bernadotte was not the creation
Of Napoleon. but a self made man of
the revolution era He was called to
the throne Of Sweden, and Napoleon
had no choice in it. Oscar IT,, who re-
Gently abdicated the Bernadotte throne,
is grandson Of the marshal and on
the maternal side a great-grandson of
Josephine Beauharnais, the empress
whom Napoleon divorced. Marshal Ber-
nadotte's wife was Napoleon's first
sweetheart, a French girl whom he put
aside to marry the Widow Beauhar-
nais
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

The delinquent tax list of Racine is
under $4,000, the smallest the city has
had III years.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

Beware Of all the worthless mixtures and dirty greasy
combinations which are offered Won in Almost veT
you enter and which unpncped shopkeepers try c
palm or as substitute for the Painkler These mixtures
killer, but have nothing in common whit
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

ThoS. K. Gray, Druggist who has done business for
IS years in tie same locality in Minneapolis. O-
writes u.s. II have recommended Painer to my customers
many years and have had TO it. For
valuable remedy We find q large demand for it."
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09
aiinkjl\er
Rev. CIV. Ross de souza.

the well known missionaryat Chanaaa India writes us re-
dated Aug 1904 he says of Pankier My
work is chiefly among epers this district of whom there
are % in Asylum have treated throat as well as
dlarrhoa and dysentery among them with Panker and the
erect has without exception been marvellous In my outside
and dspensary work. have used your Panker for Rheu
masm as well as for diarrha dysentery and coc with
marked success For Rheumatism especially the chronic
type, have had over 100 in months and it is in
this connection have had the greatest run on Panker"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09

Vim. Henry Aubrey Grove, Ballorat, Australia,
writes II have very great pleasure in bearing my testimony
to the efficacy OF Pankier have used it ID New Zealand
and Australia for "a years with excellent results Whilst
wofong at tn god mines ground slucing
universal amongst the miners have no hesitation in
saying that It has been the means Of saving the
remote districts OF the interior of Australia where medical
AID is not procurabe In cases Of Coughs and Colds ia
Rheumatism and similar troubles, it Is invaluable"
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01

patent-meoala auglysingar var PAD, ao koma
veg fyrir l0ggggj0f Pessa, og PAD gerou Peir
svo r@kilega, az ekki hefr dr PVT oroio a6
nokkurt riki half enn sami6 Pess konar log
nemaN. Dakota. BAR vorunylega log sam-
in,er hanna s0lu ymsra patent-me0ala eff ekki
er fy]lilega fra PVT skyrt af hvaoa efnum
bau seu samsett.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01

~ u III
pau seu samsett.
En- MI cru pau tf0indi or6in al nokkur
helztu og d%tbreiddustu bloo pessa lands hafa
skorist dr leik og afsagt med 0llu a0 Aytja
patent-meoala auglysingar e0a neitt af PVT
tagi, er eingongu mica al Pvi, ao blekkja og
svikja fafrooa alPyou og auoga pa er hagnyta
ser trdgirni hennar. En- sum Pessi bloc hafa
ekki latio par vi0 setja a0 bafna blum pess
hattar auglysingum, heldur hafa pau par
ofan tekio duglega 1 lurginn a patent-me0ala
eigendum og syna afdrattarlaust hver svik og
pretti Peir hafa / frammi, hversu gagnslaus
meaul PETRA await cru og enda ska6leg a
stundum % hversu 6svifnum br0g6um peir
beta til Pess 40 CHINA MEM til az kappa sull
PAD, er beir nefna me6ul, takmarkalaust.
Helztu bl06in, sem MI berjast fremst / Aokki
gegn patent-me0ala svikurunum cru: 1.-The
Ladies Home Journal", sem fyrst vakti mails
q Pessu fyrir tveim arum sloan og sloan hefr
haldio PVT fran 6sleitulega alt til pessa, og
"Colliers Weekly", sem t6k 1 sama s%trenginn
fyrir sk0mmu sioan, en- gengur MI svo r0sk-
lega ao verki ao varla getur hja PVT fari6 az
einhverjir patent-me0ala prangarar eigi um
sart a0 binda a0ur likur.
DAD sem fyrst vakti eftirtekt Pessara
bla0a a svikum Peim, er patent-me6ala prang-
arar hafa frammi og skaoleg ahrif hafa a al
menning, var Pa0, a6 / ymsum me6ulum Pess-
UNI er vinandi (AlcohoD svo mikill az negi-
legt er til Pess 40 vekja 6sjalfra6a vin%l9ngun
hja Peim er neyta PETRA a0 sta q laid 1.-The
Ladies Home Journals og feiri st6rbl06 birtu
skyrslur er syndu hversu mikill vinandi er /
m0rgum Peim patent-me0ulum, sem NEST cru
aug)yst um 0ll Bandarfkin og seljast al PVT
skapi svo undrum satir. / me0ulum beim er
fra var skyrt var vfnandi hvergi mimi en- II
present; en- mestur var ham As present. t
festum var fra Is til 80 present, og sa vim
andi er await innfalinn i 6dyrustu og verstu
whisky-tegundum, sem blanda6ar cru leleg.
um bitter til ao hylja bragoio, og vanalega
cru PAD 0l pau lyf, sem me0ul pessi hafa az
geyma. En- vinandinn / Peim er svo mikill
a0 hver maour, sem neytir peirra til lengdar
getur att pad q hettu ao v%enjast vinnautn.
pau sem hafa / ser NEST whisky cru oft tekin
I svo st6rum sk0mtum, az ahrif vinsins gera
vart vi0 sig og PAD er pa -enginn hugarburo-
ur, sem Pvf velour, az m0nnum fnst sem n1tt
lif og fj0r fari UNI allan lfkama sim vio
hverja innt0ku en- au6vitao fengiu beir
PAD lif % fj0r / fyllri og rfkulegri mali eff
Peir takj u jafn-storan skamt at hreinu 6sviknu
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01

PVT ao lesa handriti0, al ham megi til med al
IA ser Gina f0sku at me6alinu a0ur en- ham
kemur prentuninni af". - pess cru visit m0rg
demi a0 Petta er ekki fjarri sanni.
Til Pess al dtbrei0a sem NEST auglysingar
sinar nota prangarar Pessir 6spart dagbl00 og
timarit, og par standa P@r prenta0ar dag eft
ir dag og ar eftir ar, og liggggja fyrir hvers
MAINS augum, sem + blao will lfta. Med Pessu
mott er h@goarleikur ao selja meoul pessi, og
PAD ma 6hett f~ullyroa, az sd sala standi /
r6ttuhlutfalli vio auglysinga skrumio og IT.
breioslu Fess, pau patent-me6ul, SEN NEST cru
auglyst seljast NEST, og pao ma fullyr0a az
sa maour, sem will greoa storfe 4 patent-me0-
ala-solu Parf til pess enga aori hafleika en-
pa, ao vera bligounarlaus lygari, og n6gu
samviskulaus til ao nota ser trdgirni sjdkra
og bagstaddra, sa sem svo er ger0ur, Parfauk
Pess ekkert anna0 en- peninga til az. borga
me0 fyrstu auglysingarnar og einbeittan
ahuga q PVT, ao auglysa st0ougt vijru sfna,
hvar sem PVT verour VIC komi6. DAD kostar
mj0gg litio ao brugggga meoali0; umhd0irnar og
a0skurnar, sem PAD er t kostar oft meir en-
me0ali0 sjalft. En- auglysingarnar kosta mix
ID, Pvf P@r ver0a az htbreioast um land alt
til Pess az ver0a az t%ilatlu0um notum 90 til
Pess Parf miklu f6 a0 ey5a, pc minna Sc az
tilt0lu borga0 fyrir Per en- nokkrar a0rar aug
lysingar eftir v0xtum. - P~atent-me6ala f6l0g
gera skriaega samninga vi0 blaoadtgefendur
er skuldbinda pa til a0 TAXA auglysingar fyrir
tiltekna borgun I'M akveoinn TINA, og af Pvi
hafa bloc oft svo miklar inntektir az dtgef-
endurnir villa miki6 til Wilma az ia auglys-
ingar Pessar, og eigendur patent-meoala nota
ser PAD stundum, % hafa enda fengi0 bla6a-
dtgefendur nau0uga viljuga til a0 verja NAL
sta0 sim gegn landsl0gum.
Fyrir fam arum sloan voru frumv0rp til
laga BORN fyrir nokkur rikisPing her i landi,
Pess efnis, ao p~atent-meou], sem hef0u eitt-
hvert eitra0 eoa oheiln@mt lyf inni az halda,
mntti ekki selja nema prenta0 v@ri a umbd0-
irnar main a hverju lyfjaefni, sem / Peim v@ri
og hva0 miki0 vmri at hverju efni. En- elk
ert spillir meir fyrir patent-me6ali en- PAD, az
allir fai 40 vita hva0 i Pvi er, Pvi pa hverfur
1eyndard6murinn, sem vi6heldur trdnni, og
an trdar getur enginn teki0 patent-me0ul til
lengdar. DAD var Pvi sjalfsagt a0 sporna VIC
Pvf, 40 Petta yr0i i l0g lett, % pa var PAD,
40 Z. }. Cheney, sem er eigandi az patent
mccall er Halls Catarrh Cure heitir, og self
er um land alt, DAFT PAD snjallreoi i hug, 40
lata hvern patent-meoala uganda gera skrif-
Logan samning um akveona borgun fyrir aug
lysingar ems og aour, en- beta par vi6 / raudu
1etri Pessum or0um: Baoir malsa6ilar koma
ser saman um PAD, 40 skuldbinding Pessi
skull vera 6gild eff nokkur log veroa samin I
bessu riki. er hindra e0a hanna tilhfnino eda
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01
Patent-Me6ala Auglysin9ar.

sem nast ver0ur komist eyoa peir um sj0tiu
og FINN m%ilj6num arlega fyrir PAD sull-og
PAD er a0 mestu leyti bl00um vorum cg TINA
ritum ao kenna. pau fytja aug%lysingarnar
fyrir svikaf6l0g pau, er bda til Pessi meoul
svo kolluo, og PAD er eing0ngu vegna aug
lysinganna a0 pau seljast til muna, PVT a6al-
atrioio / allri patent-meoala verzlun er PAD,
40 bda til einhverja bl0ndu, lata %almenning
ekki vita at hverju hun er samsett en- augl1sa
hama meo gifurlegu h6li og STA svo um az
Per auglysingar dtbrei0ist takmarkalaust og
sannferi ALA trdgj arna menn og fafrooa.
DER, sem bda til patent-me0ul, cru aestir
menn, sem ekkert Wit hafa q me6ulum og
l@kningum, en- kalla sig heimsfrega l@kna i
auglysingum sinum. DER horfa vanalega
ekki neitt / PAD, a0 brugga mccall slit dr eitri
e0a 6hollu lyf, a6 ems ver0a Peir a0 geta
Pess, al eitri0 Sc ekki b~ra0drepandi. Do ba0
geri smatt og smatt ut af vio lifferi mama 90
heilsu stendur Peim a sama, Pvi mem TAXA
vanalega ekki eftir Pvi tj6ni, er pau valda eff
PAD ekki verour sviplega; pvi &hrifa- minna,
sem neoalio er, Pvi lengur geta mem eti0
PAD og Pvi meir er kept at Pvi. Ar0somustu
Patent-me0ulin cru Pvi pau, sem engin 0nn-
ur ahrif hafa en- pau, er MEM Pykjast ver0a
varir vi0 eftir trd sinni; en- nast beim ganga
pau, er hafa / ser f6lgin negilegan vfnanda
(alcohoD til Pess, a0 s%jdklingurinn 6nni nytt
flor streyma UNI ALTAR taugar vi0 hverja inn
t0ku; PAD hjalpar trdnni, og verour j%afnvel
med tio og TINA einhlitt til pess, az sa er van
list he6r meoalinu, getur ekki an pess veri0,
fremur en- drykkjuma0ur an brennivins, svo
er %einnig UNI pau patent-me0ul, er innihalda
opium e0a 0nnur lyf, er EXTRA taugakerf6
Pannig, ao vaninn vekur sifeldakr0fu til afram-
haldandi %nautnar.
DER, sem auglysa me0ul Pessi, svifast
einskis til Pess az koma fran aformi siau, sem
er eing0ngu PAD, a0 CHINA sem fiesta til al
kappa pa v0ru, er Peir hafa az selja. A6fera
PETRA er vanalega ST, a0 Peir lysa nakv@m.
lega ymsum smakvillum og 6nota thinning
UNI, sem algengar cru, og nmstum hver mao
ur verour oft og einatt var vi0, og Pvi nast
dtskyra Peir PAD, hva0 hver thinning og sars-
aux merki, og pa er sjalfsagt az gera dr pvi
elnkenni vooalegra s%jdkd6ma, og svo er alt
Petta botna0 med PVT az telja upp ALA pa
sjdkd6ma, sem meoalio l@kni, og Peir cru
sjaldan fair ne smair. En- 0ll listin er / bvf
f6lggin ao ljdga svo blig6anarlaust 40 ollum
Pelm, sem trda0 geta, vir0ist hreinskilni Sam
leikans skina ut dr hverju oroi.
,,pa0 er ekkert gagn az patent-me6ala
auglyysingu'', sagoi elm PETRA hofunda, er
hafa PAD ritsmf0 az atvinnu, ,,nema hun Sc
svo hrifandi a0 prentarinn VERDI svo veikur at
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
DRESSED AS MAN WOMAN SEEKS
MISSING HUSBAND In STREETS
Mrs. Annie Meyer and Her Little Daughter Make
Vain Search for Man Whom They Say
Has Deserted His Family

"Papas name is Christian Meyer
and mamma is trying to find him. He
left home sixteen months ago and we
have seen nothing of him since, but
we believe that he Is still in the city
and working at his trade.
"He left us after a quarrel with
mamma. Mamma looked for him sew
eral times and tonight decided to look
for him dressed in one Of papa's old
suits. She thought that If she found
him he would get away as quick as
he could If he saw us, so she decided
to follow him to his room and then
tell the police"
The woman presented a pitlful ap-
pearance. Her hair, light brown, had
crept from under the too large cap
and hung in long strands over her
shoulders. She was pale and her feat
ures showed distinct signs of much
worry Her clothing was much too
large for her. The trousers dragged on
the ground and the coat hung almost
down to her knees. She wore a dirty
pink tie and a black shirt, under a
worn grey vest.
After reprimanding the woman
through her daughter the police al
lowed her to go home, telling her that
If the offense was repeated she would
be punished.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03

Dressed as n man and accompanied
by her little 9-year-old daughter, Mrs.
Annie Meyer of 314 Wall street was
discovered roaming about the city last
night searching for her husband, whom
she says left her sixteen months ago.
The woman is a Dane and neither
speaks or understands the English
language. For this reason she is always
accompanied by her little daughter,
who acts as her interpreter The lat
ter speaks both English and Danish
fuently and translates readily.
To the officers the girl said her
mother was distracted by the fathers
long absence, and that she is firm in the
belief that he is still In the city. Last
night shortly after o'clock they went
out to search the streets until they
found him.
Their plan was to find him, and
without disclosing their identity follow
him to his rooms and later cause his
arrest But they had not been long
on South Broadway until officer Ed
wards recognized the woman's features
and stopped her.
The little girl commenced to cry. but
was hushed by the officer and consented
to be taken to the station. There
she related the tale of her mother s
adventure with remarkable alacrity.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
IS ASSIGNED TO BIBLE WORK
Work in Emmanuel Presbyterian
Church

Word has been received by the trus-
tees of the Emmanuel Presbyterian
church that Rev. T. G. Horton, at pres
ent general secretary of the Y. M. C.
A. at Dallas, Texas, will come to the
local church to take charge of the
Bible classes and Sunday school work
Rev. Mr.. Horton will also assist in the
pastoral work. He is widely known as
a Bible scholar, and it is that line of
work in which he will be engaged. He
will arrive in Los Angeles January l.
Rev. DR.. Hugh x. Walker, the pas
tor, and Rev. l.. ]. Adams the assist
ant pastor, will continue to attend to
the pastoral work, although DR.. Walker
will devote much time to the securing
of the endowment for Occidental col
lcge, which will be raised by February
/. He will take many trips through
Southern California, but will not be alb
sent from his pulpit
Rev. Mr.. Horton comes here for two
years. his salary being provided out OF
a special fund for that purpose.