The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-05-06

divorce on the ground that the first hus-
band was living when the couple were
married.
At the risk of her life, Miss Berring.
a teacher in the public school ut Rose
vile. near San Diego, Cal, held mob
of laborers at bay and saved the life of
! Cauope Perez, a 1aqui Indian, who is
Perez had been working with John De
TURF on the electric roadway at Point
Iona. The Indian and Italian quar-
relied. with the rcc;:,t that the laqui
stabbed Deturri and fled, with a score
| of lHhurcrs in PURSUIT The chase led
to the house of Miss Berrinc. Crazed
with fear, the Indian dashed into the
hous" and hcsought protection. The
brave teacher harricadcd the doors and
windows and resisted the demands of
the mon for the surrender OF Perez
iunill the police arrived. The officers
had difficulty IN keeping OF the mob on
inc way To JAM Ii Is heileVeu Deturrl
Will recover.
| n Inl>'Ih' hN MIS-: y. -. Murphy pi
""U';,S'"h ~ III VotihE oank
ynC'N IhS5l'a4 "i iu' rS-ulal"u p"ll1t
dII' Tor member ul the board oil eulca-
,IuI %. laII'TNui', She IoiI'd up uer
( r"l''' "''"I' sue 'ti' NUM- P'''','- IL J"
n'I P'N>'' N" AI,o pIa'Ga a 'hecL IN
Wy uai1'. W H'I sue I'a'heu 'Hr Ne'ule
pla'' s9r handed the wrong ple'e OF pa.
~ u" ,II JuuS'N' an" lhe eIIuI WIS n"t
u!H'G,I'r'a uhlI evening "hGn rue J1'ees
| u"','''u I'm IN 'u''N' ~ n't uuS"'ii" "1a
l'l WIN lhomaS I'm Tor the PlI'e,
was necessary |" uraW IotS. M was
tue l"'NH 'Gh''StlHt' liau ArN. Nu'tnS
not voted the check her husband would
nave zee" SUCCESSFUL
,r,o. o;,,b+ roor., rosidonoo -, ,,oor.
-N'iCI ''NhI YEARS IeSluthCc III Ahigl
Yea, ''pS' q r!hpino uoS captuseI III 'ae
UI'''I Oh Haul3 AM was h'IIeu III
w ''"",I, i"a'' 10y Il wagon IuI"'u- oltl
mn MN. ne Il'u from INTERNAL INJURIES
,I'',l N'f''al SURGEONS anu N'.e'lHaI!
nus ME. After being captured laps
was gwen ms halQfai1Zatloh papers ana
IN every mlllc ihcrralter was III the
IH''h pi l4r ng4l re received hu' one
W"u'"' "utl ltit u perIhailSu' scar;
HooIt a,Cr 'ht war laIs' WIN 70;
I"I III" fHNl t'SIhtht OF iuanp N"tuu,
l,r'S, NaiI' 10 .f'uStIca' ne naI llh'eieu
extensively WIN the master ah1 superior
VIuL'', APP. NJ. j. ihIcN OF 20. T. anu
I'u 4il'h"'u H'Ntrh 'hrauipueh'S. ne
vas N'"Nh u" Ih''S So'u'c's "'t' '"' en-
"'' country
NV ,.....-:....
ne iIou''lE Seas1h II SIhH',f, ~.
"p'n'u ms, N''N' !" SoIl",N' ~
'nr'' ~ I'il zee on ,mS I'yp lII"a "" '
G,l,.,'"H, 'Hu'l 'non ';,tl'.n ~ ~ la
Jn,nts,'iIa W. EIig,hnth HINT who
cI%e nf her farm discovered u fisherman
i'm = lu,y uiIlnyy trep which hung over the
brook She nossnJ down through the lot
Ia Tho brook nnd krut one hand hidden
i'm her anon
Don't Won know this brook is post
cdE' she asked the fisherman.
I'm not on your land" replied the
fisherman who declared his intention of
remaining where lac was.
Mrs. Hunt peted the freed fisherman
with eggs which she had in her apron
until he was glad to climb down and re-
\. l.. Morse, deputy sherln ana hu-
name agent OF Bristol, Conn was sent
To burlington to investigate tue ai.eseu
cruel treatment OF Anne baISlhortn' -
years old, by her father. lie i0uhu her
in oyeralls ut work on the highway
which her father had received the con
tract To repair. Anne. VINO Is puAou
and strong, told the sheriff that she dld
not like indoor work, especially mousse
work, ana thought II nobody business
but her own ana possibly her tulhs II
she did wear oyeralIs ana give her Eood
father n lift ON roadmaklng' she as
sured the Official that she couIu break
more stones in day If called on to do
so than any man III Burlington Inc IN
vestigaton VIII not be prosecuted tur-
ther.
nr'n 10 TWO pounS'ns oapy si'S' S"tueS
~ o0tuaI, "tH.lo,u c"H.n vi ~
lerSViie, oa crlen LUIS 10 100 niuen,
packeu 'ailse aho neu; ~ Is lhoush,
Joruah mas souS 10 Nmuln ,nlo'iua' anu
n hneral reward - "u,reu LOT llioll,ia-
tloh as 70 ms "meItao"uts ~ ntS uls
uressea lnihi!S ms N lne Lou'lI Sel
OF t"lhS Ill Tue 3orGah iani"s anu 'He
luther ahnoun'eu ul'eI '"e tnitu puF
Suihe 'iat u louFNh SCI "ou" ''uSe
MN 10 iea'e nome
Nhll" some Workmcn were making eN-
IcavailnnS IN new addition IN the north
ern part OF Columbus, Ind. Saturday.
they found a substance nj a depth of
about six feet which resembled sausage
mixed with lard. The ground had never
anyone no" nNlII' "hF IL LIS, IS beNeVed to
nave ne'n we peG 81 W ute river az
some r'tho'e 1aly. nv supslahSe iounu
was S"it ana pnaule ahu c1uiu easily
nave botu cul lIt" 'aAeS ana ir'ed IKE
Wll'r uaS S3uS'Es. ple oI 'ue "orh-
men u"a upE WIN uIul' anu aiter the
aoG had shlueu at Tue prehistoric sub
stance rev h'oinen,s IL ATE quantity
OF tle sausage, luS uoE SUFFERED no
! III effects ana Npull nave taken more