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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26

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banon.
WAKPAL, S. D., dono-
sza: - Inspector Nc Laugh
lin zawar1 umowe z Indya.
Mani szczepu Sioux re Stan
ding Rock, ma mocy kt6rej
ustepuja rzadowi .znaczna
Geese owej r~ezerwscyi. Mi
lion i sto tysiecy ARROW ziemi
" p6lnocnej i po}udniowej
Dakocie zostanie wkrotce
przeznac zone ma ko]oniza-
|cye. Jakkolwiek projekt Mar
shala W kongresie domaga
sic oddauia ca1ej r~ezerwacyi
Standing Rock, W obec jed
pak trudnosci w uk}adach
trzeba bedzie ma razie zado-
wol:c sic tenn, CO sic dafo
GREENSBURG. Pa, w
David Brown, p]oczmistrz i
w]asciciel sklepu, uda1 sic W
towarzystwie dw6ch syn6w
W pole, W celu wykarczowa-
ria pniak6w. W tym celu
wzia1 70 SODA 25 funt6w dy.
namitu. W jaki spos6b ME
szczeScie sic wydarzy}o, ME
wiadomo, ale gdy ludzie zbie'
gil sic ma CLOS straszliwego
huku, zastali wyrwana W zie'
mi ogromna dziura, i "
pewnej odleg}osci poszarpane
szczatki Browua i jego sy.
now.
WALLA WALLA WASH,
- Okolica tutejsza znajduje
sic prawie Gala pod woda,
Mostly wszedzie zerwane, a
pow6dz zwieksza sic wciaz
zasilana roztopami IGOR
niebieskich." Ma&a i spokoj-
ma zawsze rzeczu}ka Mill
Creek zamieni1y sic W wielki
burzliwy potok.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
- Gala pf}nocno zachodnia
Geese stanu ponios1a nieobli-
czone szkody cd powodzi,
spowodowanej nieustajacym
cd tygodnia deszczem, Wiele
most6w zosta}o zniszczonych
tory kolejowe stoja g}eboko
pod woda. Komunikacya zu.
pelnie zerwana. Male rzecz
XII tworza ogromne mi]owe
jeziora. Najgorzej dzieje sic
W okolicy Mast Pendleton
i Lewiston. w stanie Wash
ington dzieje sic ME lepiej
r6wniez Geese 'stanu Idaho
jest zatopiona.
NEW YORK., N. Y.
Ewelina Nesbit Thaw, TO-.
ma milionera pittsburskiego(
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-07

eaange the wnolc air OF the Island to
us notable Improvement In many re-
spects.
In time, no doubt, Coney Island will
b. equipped with the handsomer and
soldier structures found in some Of the
summer cities abroad, but still for the
most part missing from them in this
country. where the huge wooden hotel
has only begun to give room on the
beaches for safer and more expensive
buildings.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-07
LITTLE ABOUT EVERYTHING.

ONeT o,pOu,Uuu pens are useu ualiy.
The Indian population on Indian res
sryations is POI. 591.
The lead Of a very cheap pencil Il
often nothing but coke.
Football was n crime In England dur
ing the time Of Henry VIII.
Three thousand marriages per dag
is the record for the entire world.
Goats milk is now regarded as SUI
perior to that of the COW for children
The emperor of japan has no fewer
than 30 residences, each a model Of
comfort.
The victims of sleeping sickness In
Uganda now number a quarter Of a
million.
The E%nglishman at more butter q IN
any other nationality. His yearly av-
crage Is 10 pounds.
Rhode Island, which has 400 persons
to the square mile, is the most dense
ly populated State in the Union.
Near Wolcott, y. Y, lightning struck
4 house and killed a cat. 4 child play
ing With the, cat vas not injured,
John Bull figures out that his coun-
Try has been successful In 80 per cent
Of the battles in which it has engaged.
Canada's new meat inspection sys-
tenn, patterned after that of the Unit.
cd States, went into effect Septem-
her /. .
Among the objects found in recent
excavations In Egypt was a whole
company of wooden soldiers 10 inches
high.
An average of 500 persons are killed
In the United States each year by
lightning. This means n in every
100000.
The London Daily Mail notes that
a Swiss village has been decorated
with flags I'm honor Of a hen that has
laid her thousandth egs.
Federal Judge Lochren upholds the
Minnesota railroad law In part and
issues an lnjunctlonal order against
the enforcement Of commodity rates.
The Norwegian government is con.
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY of putting adj
yertisements on the bacL of postage
stamps, the proceeds to go to some ma.
tional charity.
Many French vineyards are likely ia
be turned into rose gardens. The per
fume factories pay 5000 per kilo
gramme Of pure essence of roses and
the demand is greater than the sup
ply.
A New York man who has spent IL
years In making models for inventors
TO send to the patent Office says tha'
there are 81 men in New York whom
he knows of who are working on per
petual motion machines.
Irrigation has probably been prac
ticed more extensively in Australi,
than anywhere else IN the globe. Ii
New South Wales alone more thar
2,G00,000 acres have been reclaimed b.
he development of the ground water
The head maid of the queen-dowage
IF italy makes a thousand pounds
year from the sale of her mistress
'ast-Ofr clothes, which are given to he
as 4 perquisite. The purchasers are
tor the most part, American tourists.
Since 1890, when the Grand Army o
he Republic had 4O9,4S9 members en-
oiled, its numerical strength has bee
ut down almost e-half. There ar
only about $4,000 comrades now. TIL
losses by death run up to 1900 or 10,
600 a year.
There IS a little story going roun
the House of Commons about a certail
member who abstained from voting @
he deceased wife's sister bill. Cue
ioned by one of his friends as TO til
"eason for his abstention, he replied
Wen, my dear fellow, it's just lik
bis-my wine has a sister"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-07
Taborska deyftka hrala Y Tyn-

Taborska devftka hrala v Tyn-
dali proti tamnejsf We stfedu ale
nasledkem pffjezdu vecernfho Via,
ku muscle Sc ustat We hire We SEES.
tenn nastoupenf. Skor V tn dobu
byl / a A We prospech tamn6isfch.
Pravnfk Janousek, red. Killion
Voitech Wagner a Nick Kremer
pfiieli sescm podiyat ma hru V mft
' nedeli, ale Ca strasna porazka ie
iich devitky ie TAX mrzela, ze prS
ma to do nejdelsf smrti nezapome
nou. Inu, jakaz pomoc!
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-07
A CITY OF BOARDS.
Why Americas Great summer Resort
Lacks SoliditY.

Why Americas Great Summer Resort
Lacks solidity.
Such small hopes as may have ex-
listed that the part of Coney Island re-
Gently cleared by FIRE would be rebuilt
Of more substantial material are evil
IDENTIFY doomed to disappointment, for
the rebuilding il alFeady in progress
and the new structures are going to be
Just as fimsy and ~infiammable as their
predecessors.
The explanations given are numer-
GUS. and not bad ones from the stand
point of those who give them. Almost
none of the amusement purveyors owns
the land he uses, and the few owners.
owing to the steadiness and rapidity
with which It is increasing in value,
will lease 1t only for short terms. This
p,eculdes the inves ment Of large sums
In buildings, and the natural effort on
the part of the great majority Of those
who try TO please the Coney Island
public Is to make the largest possible
profit from the smallest possible per
manent investment.
Concy Island is still In a state OF
transition, with Its ultimate character
Understandable, or at least far from at,
tanned. 1t is already widely different
from the Coney Island Of 20 years ago
with much more to do and see, at con
sIderably Increased expense. The plair
tendency Is toward the consolidation
Of innumerable small enterprises into
. few biz mes Snd this IN tima vii
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
East Pearl Street NJ. F.

The vested choir of East Pearl Street M, ll church repeats 7rs praise service at 7SO D, m Sunday with program as follows: organ prelude, The shep- herds in the Field,' Reading, proces, sional, hymn, choir; prayer and re- sponse; chorus a) Leighton; (b) When Christ Was Born for male voices, L., stokovskl, anthem, There Were Shep- herds, M D. Forbes; hymn, choir and congregation; remarks by the pastor the Rev. F. C. Tullar alto solo, "The Birthday of a King," Neidlnger Miss Norton; choir, hymn, silent Night, Franz Gruber; choir. hymn; organ postlude, 'Marche Pontiicial The quartet consists of Miss Ethel Norton alto; John F. Greisbach, tenor, and John richardson, bass. Herbert Cutler is organist,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Grace NJ. T. Church,

Next sunday will be observed as Christmas sunday in Grace M, D, church corner Howard avenue and Portsea street.
 The pastor. Rev r X Saunders, will preach n Christmas sermon at both the morning and evening services, and an elaborate musical program will he rem dered at both services under the dlrcc tion of the choirmaster, F. Van Dyck. The choir VIII he assisted by Charles A. Freeman violin Following Is tne musical program
 1O3o Service. Voluntary ,.,.,,...,. Violin and organ Gloria in Excelsis. .....,,D Dudley Buck
 Quartet. Cantata Holy Child", ",........ Adams
 Choir Duott Sleep, Babe Divine" Warren
 Misses Odcll and Saunders. Solo Christmas" Harry Rowe shelley
 MT Jordan. Anthem Bethlehem" ".,. Bartlett Postlude ..,..,....... organ and violin
 7;3o Service. Voluntary,
 Gloria ,....,..,....,.....,., quartet Trio Blessed is He" Guilmaut-Morse Miss Odell, Messrs Jordan, Van pyck Cantata -"The Hope Of the World'..
 Schneider
 choir Solo The New Born King LEspoir
 Miss Odell Anthem Faint from the skies" Muller
 Choir Postlude.
 X large attendance is expected and owing to length of program, the ser vices will begin exactly on time The choir is composed of the following: Misses Violet Lamb, May Moorhead Lucena Upham, Mabel odell. Gertrude rpham, Eanie OBren, Edith Graham Carrie saunders, and Messrs. R G Jordan. George Tower l.. F. Hitch- cock. and F Van DycE, Tho quartet consists of Miss Mabel Odell soprano, Miss Carrie saunders alto; r Van Dyck. tenor, and Robert c Jordan bass Mrs l., A, Huntlcy Is organisl and r. Van Dyck, choir director
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
First Church of Christ. Scientist.

The services of First Church of Christ, Scientist, are held Sunday at l0:30 a. m, and 7:3O D, mn in Rcpub- lican hall, Temple and Grown streets, entrance on Temple street. Subjects: Christian science" Golden text: Upon the gates, that the righteous nation which kecpeth the trutd may enter in. "--lsaIah, xxyl, g. The sun day school meets after tho morning service, The Wednesday evening tcs- tmonial meeting is held at s o'clock. A reading room maintained By this church in the Mallcy building, 902 Chapel street, Is open daily from 10 q. m. to D. m, except sundays and lc- gal holidays; on Wednesday from 10 a. m. to 1880 D, m; Tuesday and Sat urday from 7;30 to D. m. A cor dial welcome to all.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Brilliant Programs for To nor row in Many Houses of Worship-Cantatas
 to Be Sung.
PARKER'S THE HOLY CHILD
Most of the Evening Services Will Be Musical In Their Character, With Special Talent
 10 Assist.

There will be special Christmas music at Center church tomorrow. At the morning service the choir will give Gilchrist's Tt Came Upon Mid- night Clear and Parkcrs calm on the Listening Ear"
 In the afternoon at 4 o'clock the choir will give the first performance in New Haven of a Christmas cantata by David Stanley Smith. the organist and choir director of Center church. The cantata is entitled The Logos' with the subtitle, "The Word Was Made Flesh The work is divided into four parts, the second of which will be omitted.
 An interesting feature is the use of the medieval hymn, 70 Come; o Come, Emmanuel" which is intro duced frequently during the course of the cantata and is sung in It's com plete form at the end of the first and fourth parts.
 At the morning service the preacher will be Rev. William ]. Long of Stam- ford.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26

Prolude-Andanto Relgiosa 7. .Nevin
 organ and violin. corol- Hail tho Night, All Hail the Morn ..... .....,... Shepard Anthem Shout the Glad Tid- ings," .............. IIawlcy
 With violin Obligato. Anthem Holy Child, Divine"
 Staincr
 With violin obligato. Response The Lords Prayer Burdett onertory Duet for soprano and alto, Noel" ......,.,, Gounod
 With violin ohllgato. "Allcluiap .... Dubois
 Evening, 7:45 O'Clock.
 In Welcome Hall Prelude Violin solo, "Cayatina,
 Raff Carol Hail the Night, All Hall the Morn 7 ..,..,..... shepard Rcsponse-Thc Lords Prayer Burdett Anthem Angels from the Realms of Glory ,....s...... Mauncy
 With violin obligato. Violin solo-"M "Madriga" Simonetti Anthem-"All My Heart This Night Rcjoices" ................ Stair
 With violin obligato. The chor-Charles R. Fowler E. A, Mus. B. organst and cholrmaster; Miss Rena Y, Barnes, soprano; Miss Charlotte Barnes, contralto; q Wesley kirschner tenor; Francis $. Hamilton. jr, bass
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26

Prayer Response Hear our Prayer, Schnecker's eantata, "The Hope of
 the World Pastors address, Offertory, soprano and bass duet, Emanuel" ,.,,.""C Whitney Combs Notices, Hymn. organ postude
 The quartet consists of X Dorothy Munz, soprano, Mrs, Louis Kumm, contralto; Frank Nettleton, tenor and Carl A, Mears, bass and director; Ar win B. Hall, organist.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26

an organ recital of about half an hour Immediately after the service at 4 o'clock next Sunday afternoon The choir will repeat the Christmas music, The following is the order of service and program for recital.
 Evening prayer
 Processional Hymn 60,-a,,.,.aSmart Magnidcat in C ,..,,,.oJ, Y. Roberts Nunc Dimlttis in c ..uJ, V, Roberts Anthon~-"It Came Upon a Midnight
 Clear" .....,,......,,... Stainer Recessional Hymn 5l.r.. .Mendelssohn
 Program for Rccital3
 Suite Gothique que,,.,.,.,.,.... Boelmann Cantllene Pastorale,n, Gullmant Allesfetto ..,,,,,,,,,,,,''.''''''' Holll'all Christmas (by reqesD,...".""DcthIcr
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
EpvorlIh VI. r..

The sunday morning service VIII be devoted especially to the older mems bers and friends of the church All over fifty years of age are Invited as guests of the Epworth league, and have been requested to sit in reserved seats. The pastor, Rev II F.. Wilson preach sermon to the guests of hon or. Special preparations are being made to get the older members out Charles Munro, tho Chapel street florist has generously made it possible to present a carnaton to every person attending who is over fifty years of age The Ep- worth league meeting at 6;SO will be led by John C. Taylor. Evening wor- ship at 7.3O. The public is cordially in- vited to all services
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
nMioht PIncc Church.

The pastor will preach in connec- ton with public worship at the Dwight Place church Sunday morn- ing. In the evening occurs the Christ mas praise service when the quartet. assisted by tno choral society will render "Tne Holy Night" by John Hyatt Brewer. This cantata Is dedl- cated to the Rev. David Gregg, D. D., anu Is production of great beauty and merit, Members of the congre- gation desiring their usual seats will please be at the church ten or fifteen minutes before the opening of ser vice.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
INAIsNIS In-nAY.

Admiral Foote Post, G. A. R., ?. m. Henry C. Merwin Post, G. A. R., D. m Elm City Association, \. A. s. E.,
 ?. m, state Civil Service Reform Committee
 2. m.
 Election Court Cenvenes, 10 a, m Sarsheld Christmas Carnival, ?. m. Grand-"Never too Late to Mend, Hyperion Polly at the Circus" Poll--NauGcyillc Bill. BIJou Dream
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Cantata at Christ Church.

Dr. Horatio Parker's Christmas can tata The Holy Child will be sung on Sunday evening by tne choir of Christ church This cantata ranks amongst the works of the celebrated composers, and although not volnmln- ous. it Is a masterpiece. and It will, in the hands of Christ church choir have a good rendering The work has seldom. if ever been heard in this city It's performance, therefore, will be unusually interesting, The solos will be sung By Master Ernie Williams soprano, Frank Maurer tenor. William Charles Mann bass; Karl Dichl or gaust. James Baker cholrmaster
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Falmouth Church.

Sunlay school Christmas service al lo;3O. organ prelude. ............. Gleason Doxology Invocation. Opening chorus School Welcome exercise Eight primary
 children Responsive reading Prayer Response show Me Thy
 Waya" ....,........... Bullard Chorus School. Song Kindergarten Recitation Frank Bakcslce. Chorus School Address Dr. McLane Duet Misses Parker and Blakeslee. Recitation of First Psalm-JunIor de-
 partment horus-School. Primary song RecitatIon-E Edgar Tullock. Solo-Thelma Jacobs Song Chorus-Soo Misses Rawson and Gardner. Solo-Winifred Whaples. Chorus--SChool Offering | Chorus School Recltation-Cli Bartlett ! Closing chorus-Schoof 1 BcncdiCtion--Po Postlude ...,...,, Gade
 Evening Service at 7.30. | organ Prelude. ....,..,....,.,As Ashmall | Scripture 1 Response Being
 Justified by Faith" "........ Bullard Cantata-'The Manger Throne
 .....,.......... Chas. Y, Manncy Quartet assisted by Mrs Odenkrchen,
 Soprano. | Rpnn1 n1iCtion--pogtlti1e iCt
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
The First Methodist Episcopal Church

Rev. Francis T. Brown. pastor Pro- gram of morning worship at lO:3O; Organ prelule--Processional march
 by F. B. Guirand, Carol--Antnem There Dwelt in Old
 Judea." "...,....,W William n. Griggs Hymn No. i12--"Tncre's A Song in
 the Air" .....n......,... Holland Creed. Prayer, Anthem-."Therc Were Shepherds
 ...,..m......J. J. Christopher Marks Responsive reading. Gloria. Scripture,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Miss Pearl Brown,
Grand Avenue Congregational.

Christmas musical service at the Grand Avenue Congregational church Sunday. December 27 at 7.3O under the direction of Charles A Page, organist and chorister the quartet will sing the beautiful cantata "rhe New Born King" by J. Loveland Herbert Lang the well known violInist will assist the quartet by playing tho obljgato.
 Miss Majorie kilbourn soprano; Mrs. Le Roy Bartholomew contralto, George Tester. tenor Lo Roy Bathol- omoN, basso
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
second Church of Christ, Scientist.

Sunday services in Warner hall, lO4d Chapel street at 1O;3O a. m. and 7,30 D, m, Subject, Christian Science" Sunday school at ll:45 a.. m Testimonial meeting Wednesday at D. m. A free reading room is maintained by this church In suite 22 Warner hall 1Oi4 Chapel street, which is open week days from II a. m to D, m. and Monday evenings All are welcome
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Sea,,,en's Bethel.

Christmas service Sunday afternoon at o'clock with special Christmas music. Program
 Anthem There Were Shepherds
 .,........,,.s Morrison "Flarps of Gold" Haycns Anthem Arise; Shine ,...,.. Buck Anthcm--' Hark, the Herald Angels
 Sing" ..,............... Reade Duet-"As With Gladness Men of
 old" ............... .Schneckner Anthem" Bethlehem" ... Bartlett
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Grand Ayenne Baptist.

The Christmas praise service at the Grand Avenue Baptist church will be repeated Sunday evening with the fol- lowing program:
 Bfeluqe ..',,,,,,,,'.',, .',,,.,''''''''' llupolS Cantata First Christmas" Barnby Anthem-"J Jesus Came the Heavens
 Adorning' .......,,."r". shepard Offertory-Soprano solo ......"Selected Postlude ,..,,..,.,,.,,..,,.,.'' Haydl
 E. r stanuard, director
 N, A. Shepard organist
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
First English Lutheran Church (law-
 rcncc and Foster Strccls.l

Morning worship at 1o.3o with ser- mon by the pastor, Rev. J. Luther Sie- ber on "Thc Matter of Day in It's Day." Sunday school at noon, Chris tan Endcavor at D. m. led by Robert soderbcrg Vespcr service at 7;A5. The music of Christmas day will be re- peatcd,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Humphrey street Congregational.

Special music has been prepared for Sunday, December 27.
 Morning, Anthem-"The Birthday of q King .,..,.... ..,,,..,.,'.,.,,' Neldlinger Glory In the Highest ,,,,,.. GeIbel
 Soprano and Alto Duet .. ., Anthem Bethlehem '..,.t Bartlett Babe Of Bethlehem ',,.,a. Dressles Bass solo with violin obligato.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Trinity Methodist Episcopal.

Pastor, J W. Maynard, D D, At l0;3O morning worship with sermon by the pastor; 2 m, Sunday school5 D. m, Epworth league servise; D m, evening worship with sermon by the pastor.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
The Church of inc Redccmer.

MT. Yakove Spivakowsld, solo vio- linist, will assist the choir both morn ing and evening.
 Morning, 1O:3O O'Clock.
 In tho Church.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Church of the Messiah (First Un,cr.
 saljst.)

Sunday morning at 1o:3O o'clock the minister, the Rev. Theodore A. Fischer. will preach on "The Out look" At l2 m. Sunday school; 6.3O D. m. Y. P. C. IT. devotional meeting, leader w. H Bartlett; 7:3O D, m, preaching service with sermon by the minister on Reading All welcome to all soryIces.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
First Methodist Church.

Organ prelude, Carol-anthem- There Dwelt in old Judges .......,,......,.,,.,,W William
 William H. Grggs Hymn Creed Prayer. Anthem "Thcre Were Shepherds ,"
 J Christopher Marks, Sermon. Hymn. Responsive reading. Gloria Scripture. Offertory alto solo, "Chlld of Bethle- lehem" ..........",., sumner Slater Notices. .. Hymn. organ postlude
 Evening Anthcm--"Angels From the Realms of Glory ......,.W. H. Noidlinger organ prelude. Hymn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Si. Thonlns' ChnrrIl.

Arthur <, Collins, organist and chor- master of st. Thomas church will give
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
United Church North Church on the
 Grcen)

At the morning service the sermon will be by the Rev. Allen E. Cross Of Boston, Mass, and the following nut sical program will be used;
 Christmas Pastoral. .........a. Merkel "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
 ......,.#........ Bartlett "Hark! Through the Silent Night
 ,..,,.....,.... ..,...,"..'..'.''#.' heed Bethlehem" .,........,,,..C Coombs
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
Evening.

Evening. The Babe of Light and Glory .,........ .,...,.,..,....,....,#.. lressler
 Alto solo with violin obligato. Cantata---"The Alteration
 ................ Geo. B. Nevin The choir consists of the following singers: Miss Grace k. Marvin, so- prano; Mrs. Clara E. Good contralto; Ira Ellithorpe, tenor; Geo. D. Mac kay, baritone and director.
 The choir will be assisted at both morning and evening services by Day ton Hendry, violinist, of South Nor walk, Conn.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-08-07
A SIOUX DIFFERENCE.
Man With Seven Wives sealps Man
With Six.

Wagner. S. D., Aug. Whether or
not husband No has right to wife
No was the issue in a one-round
bout that took place here between
John O'Connor and James Williams,
two Sioux Indians II seems Mrs.
O'Connor now enjoying her seventh
husband, had had Williams as hus.
band No. G. And since O'Connor al.
ready had five wives Williams thought
1t inconsiderate of him to break up
his home. In the alteration that en-
sued, O'Connor seized broom stick
for want OF a tomahawk, and nearly
scalped his opponent. Williams was
laid out for quite a while, but will
survive. O'Connor was fined $40
and costs by Judge Kaberna and sent
to Jail.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-08-07

convicted of indecent assault upon
the same little girl and returned to
the county after he had been warned
away cndcayoring to obtain posses
sion of a small sum of money which
he learned that Mrs. Cogavske had
In her possession.
While the little girl was pumping
q pail OF water about 10 o'clock ut
night he slipped up behind her and
shilling the girls outcries by threats
he demanded whether or not her
mother had received the money. The
child escaped by telling him there
was company In the house. Meanwhile
Mrs. Cogavske, who lives on u farm
southeast of Stanton with nine child
rem. the Oldest twelve years old, had
taken a rife and begun a search.
Last month Payne appeared at
Leigh, where Mrs. Cogavske was con.
sulting a physician, and his conduct
was so suspicious and alarming that
the authorities of the village pro.
vided her with an escort home.
Mrs. Cogavske's husband absconded
about eight months ago.