Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
ANOTHER TRIAL
IS THREATENED
KOoyman Family Seems About
Ready to Break Forth
Again.
SON SHOOTS AT HIS MOTHER.
Police Court and Force Wish Holland
Was Present Residence Of sixteen
Trouble Breeders.

II there is anything that will make
a member Of the salt Lake police force
jump startled Or an attache of the
police court humble long lire and
fine assortment OF things IL is the word
"Kooyman" The best way TO get re-
suits Is to quicker up the mouth gent
", get right behind the policeman.
Judge Diehl or any other attache OF the
court and when everything Is quiet,
whisper softly "K-o-o-o-yman.' Then
run-dont forget TO run. When at
safe distance watch the victim OF your
joke writhe and stamp and dance Ia
his agony.
FAMILY NOT SMALL.
Some few years ago MIR and Mrs.
John kooyinan and several young
Kooymans resided In the country once
saved by q boy who stuck his finger
IN the hole I'm the wall--nO not Wyo-
ming Holland? Correct But In time
the Kooyman family came to Salt Lake.
II now has 10 members and much or
their time Is spent in police court lot
scarcely a week passes without seeing
a new outburst in the kooyman ram
lily. At every Outburst mother father
sisters. brothers. uncles and aunts, not
TO mention "grosfader. grOsmudder und
a cubble Of oders, and Heine, the das-
chund, all rush to Judge Diehl 10 hght
the matter out before judge Diehl.
CORNELIUS HEAVY" MAN.
Cornelius. who might be called
heavy man In the kooyman troubles
"A continuous performance sort Of
show"--shut al his mother yesterday
She SAYS IL was because she asked him
for money, as he owes her 5000 for
10 NHUaaH M nj
I'm money and partly In cashiers checks
Mrs. kooyman thought the time had ar
rived when liquidation should COM
mence. When bullet hinged past her
ear she rushed TO the police station 20
swear out complaint Cornelius fol-
lowed pace and by the time the sta
ton was reached had succeeded In get
ting his mother TO change her mind.
CHAPTERS FROM HISTORY.
Some Of the things which have hap
pened and been aired in police court
follow Cornelius KOoyman was mar,
ried but as welded life did not suit, a
divorce court severed the bonds Mrs
kOoyman and two children are sup
ported by the county commissioners.
IL was asserted in police court during
one OF the many airlngs OF the family's
troubles that Cornelius had returned
20 his former wife but kept IL quiet
So the money from the county would
be forthcoming regularly.
A Mrs. Eggcn, a divorce, became In
terested Ia Cornelius and his checkered
career and according 20 relatives or
Cornelius has been a factor in the case.
YOUNG kooyman was arrested ana
tried upon a charge Of beating his
younger sister Minnie. He was con-
victed and sentenced 90 DO time in thu
city gail While on the chain gang he
made an unsuccessful break for lib
erty Because OF the pleadinRs Of the
young mans father he was released.
MAKES GREAT OFFER.
on the day or his release the boy
showed his appreciation of the ola
mans kindness In a very peculiar man.
ner. according 70 the father. who re-
ported that Cornelius went TO the
kooyman home and finding no ono
there but Fredrika koOyman. a young
er sister offered her S25 II she would
shoot and kill their father lie show.
ed the girl how 70 use the pistol. shoot.
ing through the kitchen floor in so do
ing. Anyone doubling Papa Kooy,
mans story can 90 dawn 10 the Kooy.
man home 97S East First South street
end look at the bullet hole. The girl
did not want S25 earned that way and
turned the offer down.
The father also says his son ran bills
and stole money. The father goes on
aud says Cornelius helped his wife, Mrs
Eggen, and another man throwing their
aged mother out Of house and home.
last night 70 koOymanlats and papa
hooyman were arguing with Mama
kooyman 10 swear out a warrant
against Cornelius today. Police force
and police court members are on tho
anxious seat jumping nervouslv al
every footstep that doesn't sound ike a
policemans.