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Evening journal., 1907-12-14

The truths Of the Christian religion
are hidden behind a veil Of deceiving
appearances. which must be removed
before their verify can be realized. Be
tween the truth of the Christian faith
and every man born into the world at
first there intervenes his Ignorance,
heredity. pride. conceits and self
esteem Every Christian truth al
first comes to us wrapped in the haze
and blur Of distortion. arising from the
imperfection and limitations Of mans
mind.
Blessed are they that mourn, for
they shall be comforted,' said Jesus
but that comfort is seen through. the
veil OF mourning HE that ioseth his
life shall find g." and so the life Of
everlasting bliss is seen through the
selfish life that must be laid down.
Blessed are they that are persecuted
for righteousness sake, for theirs is
the kingdom Of heaven" for that
kingdom is teh other side Of persecU-
tions. sacrifices. humiliations, suffer-
ings and seeming losses. 1t was pro-
claimed. "The kingdom Of heaven is at
MAL0 AN4 MAtAAA aHHf RtN W. N~
It as far away, because of doubts,
fears, selnshness. injustice and wicked
ness that intervene. Such swamps Of
hariships. such tangled and gigantic
growths of selhshness, such mountains
Of worldly ambitions have interviewed
that the Lords teaching does not seem
true. and His promised kingdom ap-
pears far away. Indeed it has been
assigned to the sun. 10 distant stars,
TO q future life. a political kingdom
is the will of rulers going forth ae-
cording to laws. that society may be
blessed with order and Justice. The
heavenly kingdom is Gods love goins
forth according 70 divine wisdom, that
the souls Of men may he blessed with
the joy. peace and life of heaven. The
heavenly kingdom is concealed in ITS
absolute simplicity. II is found by
putting away all that is selfish, and
entering into the humble and loving
service Of human kind, that all may
be blessed with the unspealSable sweet
nesses that unfold out Of the Master
love when He re'gns king in our souls
Put self away. rise above the anTie-
ties, disauietudes and dissatisfaction
Of wrong ana worldly living into ths
clear atmosphere Of reliance upon tn'
Lord, and 1t will be actually realized
that "The kingdom Of heaven is al
hand" yea within YOU"
Evening journal., 1907-12-14
FARM HELP AND THE IpLERs.

ERIOUS, indeed, has become the problem Of
- securing help on the farms OF the rural
parts Of Delaware, and one OF the causes of this
condition is the many idlers in the towns of the
country districts. This element refuses to work
steadily, and its proportion, according to popula-
ton, IS larger in the towns than it is in the cities
The Milford Chronicle urged that people who do
not work should be refused county aid during the
winter season. This suggestion is on the princi-
pie that men who will not respond when their
labor IS desired at fair wages, should not be per
mitted to become burdens upon the county poor
authorities or the rural charitable organizations.
defender Of the loaiers justihes them by re-
citing that their labor is their capital. and they
have right TO hold out for higher wages The
ditlculty IS that the class of whom the Chronicle
speaks would not work persistently for anv
wages They live on what they can earn bv un-
steady nositions or what they can beg or Steal.
They are in class by themselves They have =
right not to work, under any circumstances. pro-
yided they do not appeal to charity for sunnort
Il the abe-bodied men in these towns and rural
regions desired to work as mechanics do in the
cities the farm labor problem would not be 50
bothersome as ieis.
Evening journal., 1907-12-14
NO DEPRESSION THERE.

W ILLIMANTIC, Conn. is one city in the
W land Of STEADY habits that is not al
fected by the industrial depression. Plants OF
the American Thread Company and of other fac
tories in the city have been greatly enlarged
i difficult to secure help Formerly all the native
labor needed could be easily obtained and the
workers were highly intelligent Now the factory
managers must rely upon Syrians, Huns, Poles
Austrians and other foreigners. Even Turks arc
employed in some Of the mills. The overseers
have great trouble in communicating with these
foreigners and they often resort to the deaf and
dumb signs. Even with this influx of foreigners
the mills are crying for labor
In fact throughout New England a large per-
centage Of the mill operators are of foreign birth
The native New Englander is becoming either
scarce, or IS leaving for other fields When II is
remembered that all these foreigners soon posses
the right to vote. their influence upon politics can
easily be imagined.
Evening journal., 1907-12-14

Considerable uneasiness has been caused in
Michigan and other timber-producing States by
the warning of Clifford Pnchot United States
forester, that unless steps are taken to avert e.
the country will be confronted by timber famine
within twenty years. The governments policy
of preservation of the timber resources is being
violently opposed in that State by owners of tim
Der land who wish their forests converted into
farms. A great dissipation of the timber re-
sources of Michigan is under way the lumber
output of that State being enormous
Evening journal., 1907-12-14

Advertising rates on application.
No attention paid TO unsigned communications
Evening journal., 1907-12-14

This newspaper is on sale regularly at every newsstand
IN wilmington and the principal towns IN the Ssele ~
Delaware; also Broad Street Station aho T| ~,
fourth Chestnut Street station, Phlaoelpple 20
Evening journal., 1907-12-14

Directors and sole Stockholders: Robert ei,As-t 3
Albert W. cummins, Clement 3. Hs"am anu
Evening journal., 1907-12-14

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION. 80 .
Ev mail hostage prepaid $500 a year, or 70 cent? =
month PAYABLE In advance BY carrier. six cents Wees
Evening journal., 1907-12-14

Gilbert S. Jones' Business Manager
Fourth and shipley Streets. Wilmington Dei"F0-
Evening journal., 1907-12-14
THE HIDDEN TREASURE

The Kingdom Of Heaven is like
unto a treasure hid in field
Math. xiii. "A.
BY George Henry Dole.
Evening journal., 1907-12-14
TheEvening Journal
POUNDED 1888.

Entered at the postofHce at Niiminston' D''T
second class matter.
Republican Newspaper published daily every after
noon except sundays, by
Evening journal., 1907-12-14

New York once eO4 Cambridge Butdng' Corner Hii'n
Avenue end Thirty-third Street
Chicago once 81 Boyce Building
Evening journal., 1907-12-14

THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press NetsS
Service, received in its editorial rooms over sVS'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25

PeWn6 babka pisze list
kt6ry ma wielkie Una .zenie
ola wszystkich rodzic6w, Pa
nj Amalia Jerabek z Virginia
Nebr., pisze, co nastepuje:
"Nie moge sic powstrzymac
cd podzi %ekowania wan "a
Gomozo, kt6re obstalowa}am
u was. By}am bardzo s}aba i
|zdaje mi sic, zem ciap,afa ma
jakaS chorobe zo{adkowa.
Miewa}am straszne bolesci
kurczce. Nasza ma}a wnuczka,
maiaca 5 lat, byfa tax Saba !
wycie1czona, re wyg4adafa
tylka jak skora i koSt. Me
mia}a zadnego apetytu ME
mog}a sypiac, Zuzywa obec-
ME czwarta butelke i prawie
by jej ME pozna}, take ma
r6zowe policzki i tax jest weso
Ia i krzepka Spi teraz, jak
kazde dziecko p%owinno. Moi
MAJ wezmie W tel okolicy a.
genture ma Gomozo'
Tysiace po6wiadczajao zale
tach Ora Piotr& Gomozo, jak
10 lekarstwie przynoszacem
zdrowie, Sporzadzone 2 sa-
mych korzeni i zi6l jest do
brem ola m}odych j starych
Me pytajcie Q ME " apte-
kach ponieWaz nie jest tam
~sprzedawanem i dostac 90
|tylko wprost Cd m%iejscowych
agent6w Jezeli ME ma agen:
ia " waszej miejscoWosci,
piszcie wprost do wla6ciciela:
DR. Peter Fahrney and Sons
Co., 113--118 So. Hoyne
ave, Chicago, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
TRY wyroki 6mierci.

Sad przysieg}ych W Gfogo-
vie skaza} 23-letniego sy'
ma gospodarskiego Gustawa
Tschachera z Doms ma kare
smierci "a zamordowanie
swej kochanki. Dreznie,
" Saksonii skazano ma smier6
robotnika Schillinga z Ka.
mienicy "a zamordowanie
|13- letniego ch}opca. W
Poznaniu skazano ma smiert
klusownika Franciszka Kra.
mer'a "a zab6jstwo leSniczego
iKiau'a. Process trwa{ dni 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
TruciCielka.

w Je]eniog6rze W g6rach
o%lbrzymich toczy} sic process
przeciw 60-letniej zonie droz
nika Feigiego 2 Grunau pod
Jeleniog6ra, oskarzonej Q o
trucie siedmiu os6b. Powo-
dem potwornych zbrodn1i
miala bye chciwo66. W.
|wszystkich przypadkach O
trucia chodziio Q starsze,
samotne osoby, posiadajace
ma}y kopitalik, kxt6re Y Fei..
gov enthusiastically. Oskar1-
iona umiaia Damowa j po-
.chlebstwem nakloni6 je do
zapisania jej ich mienia, Pc.
czem ludzie owl umierrali
nagle wsr6d podejrzaannychb
Gdy v maarclu 2. +.
zmarla v ej domu kfawco-
Wa Schneidrowa ioskkarzio 'n'a
przedsta,Wgila sie mt zlnnl6W ja Ak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
SOWiZdrzal w hOtelu.

Niepospolitego figla sp}a-
ta}o, jak sic zdaje, dw6ch
weso1ych ichmosci6w W pc.
wynn hotelu W Hanowerze.
Pewien poczciwy gosc hote-
.lowy wywiesi} swe rzeczy
ola wyczyszczenia ma kory-
tarz; ma dolnych ko6czy-
mach tel meskiej garderoby
przytwierdzili owl pomys}o-
wi .dowcipnisie karteczke z
lakonicznym napisem: I'D
prasowac i skr6cic o die
vice ~centymetr6w!" Gdy to
usluzny odzwierny hotelowy
znalaz}, pobieg{ co tchu do
pobliskiego krawca, ably spell
mic sumiennie powyzszy wy
rainy rozkaz. Kt6z potrafi
jednak wyrazic jego przykre
z%dziwienie, gdy 6w nieszcze-
shy w}asciciel garderoby rano
60 "a to zwymyslaf, co sic
zowie, a zarazem domaga1
Isle r6wnie %wymownie jak
]stanowczo, ably mu dano Cd
szkodowanie "a przykr6tkie
|ineksprimable. Zjawil sic
w}a6ciciel hotelu, pc ozywio-
nej a g}osnej dyskusyi wy
ja5ni}a sic sytuacya zupelnie.
|Poniewaz zas pc sprytnych
isprawcach tego tragicznego
nieporozumienia ME bylo AMI
dymu, ami popio}u, musia]
w}asciciel 1hotelu rad ME rad
Z w}asnej kalety zaplacit
z4dane odszkodowanie j..
rachunek pobliskiego kraw-
ca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
Nauka ME pOsz}a W las

w ~powiecie c;eszanowskim
W G4licyi istniala YES im'e-
,,Deutschbach", kt6ra
powsta1a W owych czasach,
gdy niemcy %gromadami ci~
smell sic do Galicyi i zaku-
pujac ziemie nasza, najcze-
6ciej droga licytacyjna, oslo
dali sic ma niej i tworzyli
tax zwane: ,,czysto niemiec-
kie kolonie". Wje6 ia jednak
zatraci}a cd dawna ceche
%niemieck4 i zamieszkana Jest
obecnie przez samych Pola'
k6w, kt6rym W o%statnlch
czasach nazwa niemiecka
wioski tax dalece zacze}a
ciezy6, il postanowili ia O.
|chrzci6 ma ,,Ko6ciuszkowo'',
W1adze z~ezwoli}y juz ma te
zmiane i z dniem owym pre-
stale juz istniec vDeutsch.
BACH, a istnieje tylko ,,Ko.
SciuszkOwO".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
CIEKAWE RZECl..,'Zlll'Yll
s. u
ZjedZOne psy.

Welding statystyki " ro t'l1tl
ubieglym zjedzono " pan
stwie pruskiem 1901 ps6w,
to Jest tylo ps6w zabitt.ycclh:
poddano. rewizyi urzedowej
W celu stwierdzenia, CIV mie-
so z Mich MONA spozyc. w
roku poprzednim (1905) zba-
dano W tym samym celu W
Prusach 1853 ps6w. Oczy~'
wi6cie, re: ps6w zjedzono VIE
cej, niz to powyzsze liczby
wskazuja, boo przecie wszyst-
kich pokatnie zjedzonych
ps6w ME podano do rewizyi.
Najwiecej ps6w zjedzouych
(rewidowanych W celu zje-
dzenia) przypada ma Slask.
W ostatniem cwiercroczu
1906 przypada takich ps6w:
ma Slask 318, ma Saksonia
(prowincya) 88, ma Brandon
burgia So, ma Nadrenia -. =
Ludzie oczywi6cie ME ola
rozkoszy jedza psie mieso,
gdyz ME jedlioy go, gdyby
mieli innego taniego miesa
poddostatkiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
Fajka kr6la Edwarda.
Kr6l Edward VII, wype}'
bardzo niechetnie -

krOl EDWARD VII, Wype1-
niajacy bardzo niechetnie -
jak sic sam raz wyrazi@ -
~obowiazki reprezentacyjne,
czuje sic najszc1e6liwszym W
swobodnem k6lku rodzin-
nem, gdzie surowy przymus
etykiety ustepuje miejsca
wygodzie i urodobaniom. W
k6}ku tenn kr6l pail zawsze
fake, kt6ra - jak opowia-
da ,,Cri de Paris" jest ola
niego wprost potrzeba zycio-
wa. Fajka ia jest wielka
prosta, ME Iozdobiona lad
nemi rzezbami, AMI sk6wka-
mi. Publicznie ME pojawia
sic kr6l z MIA nigdy. nJe-
szcze nigdy ME widziano ja-
kiego6 monarchy z fajka W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
Zro6niete bliznieta.

Nadzwyczaj rzadki j 2 tad
.ciekawy wypadek zdarz,y VI sic
~ Kr6lewskiej Hucie ma
.G6rnym slasku. iona pew
nego g6rnika powi}a jake
.dnieslate j jedenaste dziecko
.dwoje blizniat plci meskiej,
,kt6re So 20 SODA zro6niete,,
Jest to no.worodek Q dw6ch
kad}ubach a jednej g}owie Q
dw6ch twarzach. Dzieci lea
ma boku; jedno spoglada "
prawo, drugie W lewo. Dotad
zyja oboje i przyjmuja po-
karin. G1y jedno place dru.
gle czyni to samo. Wyraz
twarzy Jest ten sam U jedne.
go i drugiego. Przypuszcza-
ia, 10 dzieci dlugo Eye ME
b4da. Wszelako czynia sic
wszelkie starania, ably biz
Meta utrzymac PREY zyciu
jak najd}uzej. Obecnie znaj-
duja sic one W troskliwej
.oJ1ece W lecznicy. Lekarzom
chodzi o zbadanie tel igrasz-
XII natury.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
D0bry prZykl.ald].

Wielu niemc6w tutejszych
skutkiem w}asnej nieudolno
lei albo skutkiem rasowei ME-
nawisci ku polakom ME
.uczy sic pc polsku! Niechaj-
by sobie "a wz6r wzieli &u-
stryackiego arcyksiecia Ka-
rola, zamieszka}ego W Zywcu.
ma pograniczu Galicyi i sla-
ska austryackiego, kt6ry ma
uczyl sic bicycle movie pc
.polsku i do ludno6ci tym
.jezykiem zawsze sic odzywa.
Smiesznem sic u mas nieraz
-wydaje, gdy nawet wyzszy
urzednik prusak, zatwardzia.
}y PREY przes}uchiwaniu pc.
>laka prostego, ME umiejace-
go Pc niemiecku czego
mu PREY jego prostocie "a
z}e brac ME mona pc
sluguje sic sprawozdaniem
t}omacza = a potem pyta:
Twas sagt err" W}adze pru-
skie zreszta chetnie ma to
patrza, aby urzednik wyzszy
ME zna} jezyka naszego, DO
we wielu razach, gdyby sic
wczyta} W literature j pisma
nasze pozbyl by sic swego
uprzedzeuia, opartego ma
n~ieznajomo6ci stosunk6w!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
Ukaszo,ny przez pIl,aiaka.

Nawskros zatruta krew, spowo
'dowanat przzez uk,gszenie Cd pajjakal
Washington, z Bosguenviille,,
Tex. ut1acilby nogge, ktdrra sic sta sv
"a masaa oielkacyych wrzod6w, gdybyl
ME zostall n1Haalmnowiiony do spr6bso
wanna Bnklena masgci arniikoweij.
On piisze; PPierWsze zast6sowalp,iie
1pomogllo, cztearryys puudle.ika VA 4
c1,yl wpszYstkkiiezralD,,y. " aptfee
A.5J..KoWaleystkiieg ,aptekalrxaassassS1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25

jedyna spadkobierczyni, 20
wziileli krewni Schneidrowej
po'1ddee'jrzenie j oskarzyli r. 9
zsb'rlodnie. ]PErokuuratorya rro'z-
k ';aLa'l tedy wykopac cialo, .
gdy badanie wykaza1o res
czywiscie arszenik " r66zz-
.nych jego organach, zaczeto
sledzi6 j dawniejsze przypad-
HI smierci " domu .Feig6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
45-letni rekrut.

w Szubinie wybrano do
wojska pruskiego 45-letniego
rekruta i przeznaczono 60
pulkowi W Inowroc}awiu.
Interesowany stawa} pred
rs laty diva razy do stawki
i nastepnie uda} sic "a gra.
nice, skad niedawno wr6ci}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
sadowej swego uWodzsii,c1ii,eelEall..
|O~dprowadzono ia do wiezie-
MIA.
OKrOpny WYpadek

5zdarzyl sic rs letniemu j. do
zz{6'rcy lesnemu pan " Mi .''f'
lowi M~arolewskiemn1u1 Z Gle
boekiego, " Prusach Zach
M. dozorowal " leslie g1eboc-
klein robotnik6w zatrudnio-
nych przzy spuszczaniu drze-
wa. Obalajace sic drzewo
przygniotlo staruszka tax
nieszczesliwie, re rozbi}o mu
czaszke. Nieszcze6liwy, wv
ziona} ducha ma miejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
Re sluzacej dokt0rka.

C6rka kamieniarza Maiera
" Mockmuehl, we Wyrtem-
bergii, kt6ra pc uko6czeniu
szko}y wiejskiej posz}a W
s}uzbe do Anglii i jako s}u-
zaca uczy}a sic prywatnie,
otrzyma}a obecnie z uniwer-
sytetu W Edinburgh tytu}
doktorski i przyje}a miejsce
PREY stacyi misyjnej " Chi
mach. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25

#ulstach e. rzek1 kr6l m lnIlll
see vice zadawalniat sic "a
'zw,yczaj c,ygaremn0 Ale a.
vet podczas podr6zy za ggr'a-
nice kr6l Edward zabiera z
SODA ulubiona fake. FAX
.te wyrabiaja specyalnie ola
kr6la " g6rach Jura.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
Strejk szk6lny ma scenic.

Pred n%iedawnym czasem
wysz}a nova sztuka teatralna
oparta IA tie walki o pacierz
polski. Pod zaborem pruskim
naturalnie ME wclno. tel
sztuki grywac, natomiast "a
granica cieszy sic ona ogrom-
mem powodzeniem, z czego
wida6 jak zywe wsp6fczucie
budzi p%olozenie dzieci pol
skjch. w Sosn6wcu odegra-
no sztuke te juz kilka razy,
a pomimo to sala by}a "a
wsze szczelnie zape}niona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
MOrderstW0 w sadie.

z Rzymu donosza.. w sa-
die W Bari o~dbywa}a sic
przeciw mechanikowi Leffo.
taglio rozprawa O uwiedzsnie
20 letniej Antoniny Ponizelli.
Maggie wyje}a Antonina: re-
wolwer i zastrzeli}a w sail
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
Jak farmuia " Kansas !?

Przyjeohat tuaj jeden polak Y March, n leoe Y1iisa go akr6w, "a
ns4 5s akr6w Kt6re obsadzil iorn4 dostaf blisko tysiac pe6set bnszli.
Po zasadreniu korny zbrekowsl przesz1o 70 akrdw wisoej je obsia1 ma
3 vae Cd Marcs do L,stopads, ozy1i Y 8 mieMeoaoh zbrekowai 81 obs'aai
przeaz}o 100 akr6w pszenics j sprz2tnsf R 6l,sko Po5tora tye'a e.. b a!
dokasa6 tutaj to samo. Eaten ME tra6oe wisoej oaasa 2 = rudowaniu
a;aSLdw = karczowani1 borrow. Ptzyjedzcie do mas ) dostaniecic }adne,
Prdune nreryskt6re tylko wyczekuja p1uga, Pc 10 do ls dol. z . akier,
IA 5 do eiat wyplaty. Ami v polowie tax sic tut.j ME nap.acujeoie
Il isgodnyn ! i.drevyn llinaeis, gd Dis zIMT x KR9TK1E ~ w
or;sy nosiie. ia. piszoie do Waszego rodaka.
s. i, IDZIOREKK, FREst MGR o1ouA COLONIZATION g
#z COLBY, KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-25
Wyjsei|e
q interesu.

Wielka zupe1na ~wyprzedaz mego
calkowitego zspasu.towar6w zelaz-
nych jak: piecy, naczyn blasza-
nych, wylewanych it'd. Narzedzia
blIaohnierskie j p~rzyrzaady v ska.
die Wlaczone. Wszystko zsprzedane
bedzie pc cenach wielce zn,zonych
Teraz Jest pora do nabyeia so!bie
towar6w zelszDych ftp tanio.
Zg1oScie sic Wczesnie. #
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-02
Findings Of Fact Show Flora Used
Undue Influence
COURT IS NOW ARB|TER OF ESTATE
UNLESS AMICABLE AGREEMENT
is MADE ADMINISTRATOR
WILL BE NAMED.

BY findings of fact, fled in the office
of the county clerk this afternoon
Jane Mclean was executed as result
of undue influence on the part of her
daughter Flora, and has ordered the
probate proceedings on said will to
be set aside.
The Mclean will case which was
heard last June in the superior court
created considerable interest at the
time BY the terms of the will OF
Mrs Mclean she left all her prop
erty. some $4,000, to her daughter
Flora Mclean, now Flora McEvoy, and
made her executrix of the estate.
Her other children Mrs. Elizabeth
Blucker, Mrs. Mary La Fave and Hen
ry Mclean, who were left without any,
thing, brought suit to break the will,
alleging that their sister Flora used
undue influence over their mother.
Didn't Know What She Did.
The court in giving the findings of
fact said that the said Jane Mclean
was induced to execute the instrument
believing it truly expressed her wish
es by undue influence On the part of
Flora McEvoy; that she had not suffi-
cient knowledge of the contents of the
will at the time of it's legal effect to
understand its true meaning or that it
left Flora McEvoy the whole of her
estate.
Unless the heirs can now get to-
gether and compromise the matter the
will will probably be declared vacated
by the court and an administrator ap-
pointed to apportion the estate in the
same ratio as if no will at all had been
made.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-02
MenaCed Husbands Lie with
all Kinds Of Weapons
pENkN|FE, PISTOL and PROFANITY
AS TIME WENT ON SHE GREW
MILDER AND ONLY HURLED
KNIFE AND FORK AT HIM

Pen-nkife, pistol and profanity are
the weapons with which William Pet
erson asserts his wife, Gala Peterson
has assaulted him during their brief
married life. in the answer and cross
complaint which he files in the super
ior court today in the divorce suit
which Gala brought against him some
time ago.
He alleges that she is subject to nts
of anger so violent as to give him the
idea that her reason is dethroned and
that during these she uses language
loud, boisterous and profane.
He alleges that she made various
assaults on him before deserting MIN
last November. She started with
penknife in June 1905 striking nlm
with it and threatening to Kill MIN.
During the following August she went
into a bed room and got a pistol which
she brandished with a threat. Later
her methods became milder. In NJ
vember she only threw at him knl1e
and fork and during last fall tried for
two hours to choke him accordlng 10
the allegations in the cross complaint
The Petersons were married In 60
lumbia county the day after Cnris'-
mas 1904.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-02
COSTLY SUITS ARE STARTED
Water Company May Have 10 Pay
Farmers for Damage
FLOODS INJURED LAND BELOW TOWN
WALLA WALLA IRRIGATION CON.
GERMS ARE MENAcED WITH
$4,000 CONTESTS.
FLOODS INJURED LAND BELOW TOWN

Suits aggregating over $4,000 have
been brought against the Walla Walla
Irrigation company by persons own
ing land adjoining the ditch operated
by the company because of damage
done to their property by the over
flow of the ditch.
Albert Sanders and John Sanders
John Harer and Eva Harrer, and w.
T. Haney and wife have filed suits in
the superior court The first claim
damages in the sum of $4,000 and the
other two in the sum of $1,OO each.
Plaintiffs allege that the irrigation
company has been negligent in repair
ing the head gate of the ditch situated
ON the Mclean donation claim and
that the banks of the ditch have given
way causing the water to overflow
their property and wash part OF it
away and pile sand, dirt and debris
on other parts.
It is alleged that the ditch has been
allowed to stand in this condition for
Is years without any attempt to repair
it and for this alleged negligence on
the part of the company the plaintiffs
ask damages aggregatlng $4,000.
Oscar Cain is attorney for the prop
erty owners and Gose and GOse for the
irrigation company.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-02
Coroner Orders hrrest0C0n.
ductor Responsible
HIGH OFFICIALS ARE INJURED
Governors Secretary and Cap
tain Spencer Among
the Victims

WATERBURY,, Conn, March q
A special train of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford road bearing the
New Haven Grays home from a BAN
quet in this city, as guests of Com
pany A of the same regiment, collided
with the regular, head-on, about 1885
this morning, and killed four trainmen.
The members of the two engine crews,
Charles F. Julin, secretary to the gov
ernor, Captain William Spencer, COM
manding the troops and other officers,
are among the injured
The coroner today, according to re-
port ordered the arrest of George Ea-
ton. the conductor of the New Haven
& Hartford train, wrecked at mid
night, killing four and endangering
the governor and two companies of mi
litia
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-02
SCHOOLBOY KILLS TEACHER.
Shoots Instructor Through Chest After
His Expulsion.

EXETER, Mo-. March 2.-Word was
received this morning of the killing OF
a school teacher named Mosier by a
17-year-old boy named Heath just over
the line in Mcdonald county, near
Saratago. Heath, who was one of
Mosier's pupils, had caused much trou-
BILE in the school and was expelled on
Friday afternoon. While Mosier was
going to church last evening he met
Heath, who renewed the trouble and
shot Mosier through the chest killing
him almost instantly. Hath was ar
rested.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-02
NO HOPE FOR THE CORONA.
Vessel Aground On Humboldt Bar 's
Likely to Go to Pieces.

EUREKA, March 2.-Still prisoner
on the rocks of the north spit of Hum
boldt bar all hopes of saving the Co
roma have been abandoned. II the
present seas continue there is every
prospect she will go to pieces in a few
hours. The vessels position is un-
changed except that the bow is a little
higher out Of water.
The sea was perfectly calm this al
ternoon and preparations are being
made for taking off the cargo. The
wrecked vessel has not worked any
farther up the rocks and there now
seems hope that she can be taken on
and saved if the bottom is not too bad
ly damaged.