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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
RUSSIAN HACKENSCHMIDT
TO MEET ALL Corners

San Francisco. April 1.-GeOrce Hack
cnschmidt, the Russian Lion. " champion
wrestler OF the world. who has Just ar
rived in this city. announces that he
would meet Tom Jenkins as soon as the
proper arrangements could be made and
that after that he would tour America
meeting all corners.
About the middle of last January the
Russian met and defeated Groth the
Australian champion HaCkenschmidt
was sued by GrOth for s.. 500 breach of
contract and damages. Groth alleged
that IIackenschmidt agreed before the
match not 10 hurt him. He charges that
the Russian threw him very hard and
injured a bone in his leg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
RACE HORSE MEN MAKE
BOOK ON BALL GAMES

Memphis. Tenn. April IA number OF
race horse men here will start future
book on tho worlds baseball champion
snip series. and a number said they would
not only wager that tho Giants would be
contcrders, but winners. in the greatest
baseball contest that the country has
ever known.
The Giants can skin any club in the
country on the bases said John Nay.
and in McGraw they have an ideal lead
CT Of brains, energy and personal mag
nctiSIn.
Without wishing to detract from any
other manager. 1 wish to say that Nc
Graw. in my opinion. is peerless
If he does not have something to say
about the worlds championship I miss
my guess
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
BOWERS WANT
ANOTHER MATCH
Challenge Sent to Butte, Spokane
and Seattle.
NEW CLUB Is ORGANIZED
TEN OF BEST MEN IN CITY TO
MEET ALL COMERS.

TIL victory of the Salt Lake bowlers
Friday night over Butte has resulted in
the organization of a team of ten Of
the leading bowlers of the city. which
stands ready at all times to select five
men and play any bowling team in the
country. These bowlers have chosen
J. w. Hanes captain and will comprise
the following we'll known ten-pin
artists in The city: Evans, Henderson,
Zehring, a. w. Smith. Grover Smith.
IalamdnteS. Young. Whitney. thinner
man and Hanes. Although il NAV seem
Ike stretching matters a little. vet it
Is fact that every man on this team
is almost safe for a 200 average any
time they start in a match game Such
scores as these may seem large to bowl
ers through the country, but the scores
made during the week show that this
is the case. OF course the local alley
men are 1T their best at the present
time. having just finished long season
of bowling where competition was Of
the fiercest kind.
Challenge Sent North.
A challenge was issued yesterday to
the Butte, Spokane and Seattle bOwiers
for fOur-team match by telegraph
similar to the one played off Friday
night The new team is highly eIated
over the success of this game and is
now DESTROYS 10 meet the best they
have in Spokane and Seattle and at the
same time give Butte a chance to get
back at them. There is but little doubt
but that the challenge viii be accepted
and the match arranged for some day
about two weeks hence. AS the north
western bowling tournament is held at
Spokane the latter part of April. an
effort will be made to pull off the tele-
graph contest before that time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
ASCOT SEASON CLOSES.
Big Crowd Successfully Picks Many
Winners.

Los Angeles. Cal. April There were
very few April fool jokes played on the
public at Ascot today. the closing day
OF the winter meeting. The big crowd
was more than fairly successful in pick
ing winners. several of the successful
horses being backed to their lowest prices
at post time The only real surprise was
i'm the big race OF the day, the Jonathan
club handicap. which fell to Colonel RuD-
pert at odds of to 1. He was literally
played at this price. Summary;
First race. one mile and seventy yards
-Estado won. Rose of Hilo second, Flor
ista third. Time-1:4I2..
Second race, six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
won. Sceptic second, Henry Ach third.
Timo-l:14ia.
Third race mile and seventy yards
Dollic Wcithoff won. Albert Wright sec
uud. Jardin de Paris third. Time-1-fS4.
Fourth race. Jonathan club handicap.
mile and a sixteenth RUPERT won. Lus-
tig second. Lord of the Heath third.
Timc-1:46'4-
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards
NIerccs won. Erne second, Mi Reina third.
Time .i6ic.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Po-
trcro Grand won. Sinicado second, The
BorSian third. Time-l:iSi4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
How Elders Will Line Up.
Travellers Ready for Elders.

The travelling men have challenged
Charlie Reilly for a game. or rather
two games. FOR next Saturday and
sunday. The "deh' has been accepted.
and now the travelling men have is
sued orders for all their boys to get
To work the coming week. Their new
uniforms will arrive i'm the city tomor-
row. and the team Will practice every
DIV nCNt week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
RANGERS Go to Eureka.

The Salt Lake Rangers viii leave Salt
Lake over the Oregon Short Line at Z 80
O'Clock this morning TO Hay Sne Eureka
association football team at Eureka this
afternoon, the game being called at
1890 The lineup of the team will be
as follows: G. Brown, a. Snedden
Sharp, Anderson. Wilson, Inglby, Ford.
Birrell, Craig, Stevenson, NIillar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Pacific Coast League.

Los Angeles. Cal. April Trays pitch
ing won today's game for the Angels by
tn. score Of to > The Angels fieIded
rrrfcctly and ran bases in great form
taking advantage OF every misplay on
Inc part Of Portland. GarViu was very
sixth and seventh innings. Score
r. IL +.
Los Angeles ---.-- -...-..-.--... %
Portland ..---.-.-. .-..-..--.--.... 9 -
batteries Gray and Spies. Garvin and
SHiudellS. mpirC-Perriue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Cricket Club Meeting.

The Salt Lake Cricket club has called
n meeting Of the members to be held
Thursday night at the Rev. p. A. Simp-
5in's Office i'm the Odd Fellows building
on Market street 1t is the purpose of
the club to get together at once and
put a team into the field for the coming
season. Members of the club say there
are more prospects for gsnIes with out
side teams this year than ever before.
and a big time is promised for all of
those interested in the sport.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Seals IS. Seattle 6.

san Francisco. April 1.-Tuday-s game
ass spoiled at Jhc start 10y Williams of
Seattle who passed seven batrcrs TO
first and allowed three hits, the locals
making eight runs i'm two innings. Hen
dersoU pitched the rest OF the game for
the visitors and played his position well.
despite the odds against him. The play
VAS fuU Of errors. Score:
r II. +.
S@attl" .---.-----.. ..--.-.-.....--. (
san Francisco .-...- .-............12 Q s
BATTERIES Williams. Henderson and
Curtia, Mile" and Wilson. Umpirc-Da-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

Twenty-fourth street He will begin act
i've work Monday morning for his fight
with Mike Schreck. His training will
include "a daily run to the sanitarium to
the mouth of Ogden canyon Gardner,
with Dunn and several other attendants.
nave located at Ian-ha hotel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
GARDNER IN OGDEN.
Will Begin Training Monday For
Fight With Schreck.

Ogden, April George Gardner arrived
in Ogden today with his sparring part
ner. Jack Dunn, and has arranged to
have training headquarters at the drill
room Of the Utah national guard on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Jockey Injured.

ing 2-year-olds at the barrier today at
Montgomery Park Jockey Otto WondJriy
was thrown from colt and seriously n
iured- His shoulder was crushed aud it
is feared he has been hurt internally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Hal 3 Sold.

Richmond. Ind. April I'D. II. Mast Of
West Dillon has sold Hal p. 2-OHs to
August l. Rickson of POrtlan Z. ore Ihc
price paid was not made puolic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
OXFORD ROWERS
BEAT CAMBRIDGE
Annual Boat Race Captured by Three
Open Lengths.
SAFE LEAD FROM START
THOUSANDS LINE RIVER BANK
AND CHEER BOTH TEAMS.

London, April oxford today won
the sixty-second annual boat race be
tween the universities Of oxford and
Cambridge. defeating the latter by
three lengths.
The race was rowed i'm beautiful
weather There was not a ripple on
the water and the wind was very light.
consequently there was not much ad-
vantage in the choice of stations This
contest, always attractive. drew an
unusually large crowd today as the
water side experts had all prophesied
( the best race in years. owing to the
eVennesS of the crews Tha prophecy,
however, was not fulfilled oxford
speedily taking the lead and heading
the procession to the finish.
Cambridge Takes Surrey Side.
Cambridge won the toss and selected
the Surrey side of the river. The boats
got away TO q splendid start at 1i-3t
d. m. but BUckneII set the dark blues
Oxford. q slaShing stroke of Sc TO the
minute and almost Immediately estab-
lished a lead which was never lost
When Crawfsteps were reached the
OXOnianS were a few lengths 10 the
front and the cheering of their support
erS on the river banks was something
10 be long remembered. Both crews
We're still rowing strong. but the dark
blues continued to come away and soon
had several lengths advantage.
Didn't Have the Goods.
Passing the Saccharine works. Taylor
Cambridge called on the light blues.
who made a gallant response and closed
the gap by half a length But the dark
blues stroke soon shook off their Tiv-
ais oxford quickly regained the lost
advantage and added to their lead
q faLr
race had arleady been decided. Some
of the Cambridge crews showed signs
that they were weakening, but Taylor
made another effort with a stroke
somewhat faster than that of Oxford
IT was not we'll pulled, however, and a
lack of rhythm was manifest. There
after the leaders We're never pressed
and passed the ship at Most lake the
easiest Of winners. by three lengths
Time-20 minutes. 35 seconds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Didn't Have the Goods.
Yale Won.

New Haven Conn. April Yale wTest-
IerS defeated the PrinOetOp representa-
tivcs tonight at Yale gymnasium, winning
four Of the five matches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Stanford Victor.

Pomona. Cal. April THE track team
of Stanford university defeated Pomona
today by u score Of eighty-One to thirty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Automobile for Sale.

Small electric automobile. been care
fully used. good as new. Mrs. J. S.
Clasbey, 26S Second East street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

Jabez White is the champion light
weight of England. He arrived i'm san
Francisco last week and at once signed
to fight Jimmy Britt. While White is
conceded to be clever boxer, il is
practically admitted by the best in
formed sporting authorities in the coun-
try that he is no match whatever for
Britt. His record shows he has not had
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
SCHEDULE OF PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT OGDEN.

May "A, 25, 20, 27, %.
June %, 90, so.
July I, 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

July 20, 21, p, %, "a.
Sept. 13, IA, IS, 10, II
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AT BOISE.

June IA, is, 16, II, Is
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AT SALT LAKE.

May II, IS, 10, 20, 81
June FL, p, %, Pa, 25.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-07
sec Reward.

STATE OF NEvADA pvErT-TT%-i=
CHAMBER,
Carson CITY. Nevada APRIL IS. 1905.
Pv virtrc of tho .rtro~i4v IN RIO.
vested NV fro Co,.r;tut:o, and laws of
he Stato Of Ne-ada. !. Jc-N s9ARHs
Governor Of sad State. d. berebv IS
-ra thie cf7oio1 o,,acIo,-7at;or1 anF ofaa,-
:, 7.a,.-ar,5 of F7c,f2 HUNDRED 30.
lars. to be rai6 fer the ernest arc.
delivery to the Sheriff CT Nva County.
safe C Nevada. one
E9A.,e ~4o;i~;-. Who j. aroused Ct
A,,-.-a 1.i,,-a -zoey mGNrM Don
~. awe IF Wa Count h. eF-,-ts,7e,-
+,o cola rJor-,- sIon,-, v-;4h :, pm
lille orfee-.or:-- % ar-rst - "a /
-~anr crarc.7 t-- HIGHWAY ~9f,Serr.
~ +,o ooa a9v Of ,v-rc, rqn5
|. Tie sid frank CroTc. is about ,
| feet 8 inches tall. Weighs ebCGt 10
! mounds. 1a~l, oaniale~iG~: dark eyes
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bus. IS me Man Said.

ChIsr: go, FEBRUARY e. 1905.
Dear Papa: Mamma and me GO
nnI.le yesterday on line. We lad e
!uvly jurngy and didn't get tired abr
We never changed -~rs onct and saw
II the .,;vfy cenry Oh the denver ar
% grand road in the day time jus'
- the nla1 said We would and gees
THiz the mountains was high
3.an came with our car all the war
md he took good care We had nFrs
il.r. When you come home be sore
rou lake the deGrer and rio gronr
tourist excursion car and you WIZ
9are as good fun as we did and NOT
'"si mech neither. Their office is -
- Mav'et -t-ne. n San Francisco
+ y0u w.lj w,ite There they viii sen<'
you s0u,e lice looks for nothing.
With loF" from your son
JOHNNIE
The rra+se 81 rur naTrane are Gus
hest cradnetia5 s fFar waIueu and chile
on travelling a't-- he .Lio Grants
Scenic line excursions personally COO
huc'ad to TIE east. Just fill the bill.
Write or c;.a :or lowest rates to al
! nrs,aru pc MS and Handsomely illu,
trated -ra oit--s literature. w !
ShutweiI, lrnn Agent. Denver & Ri.
Granhe r. !; Co S'n Francisco. Cas-
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Excursion Rates to Lcssts and Clark
Exposition.
Via Southern Pacific


Round trip rate between Eeno aud
Portland $1,000. Tickets are lfuitel
10 ten days TO make round trip with
costinuous passage in each direction
and 8nly good on train No. 5, allowing
passengers to connect with special
train It Sacramento every Saturday,
commencing June 3-h. Twenty-cna
day round trip tickets vii be sold on
payment Of $500 il excess of above
rates. going trip under same conditions
with stopovers allowed returning.
Eleven days extension will he q!
lowed on tickets at Portland on pay
ment of $500, and twenty days on
,, payrren of $1,000.
| sExcursionist can avail themselves
Ct steamer ride, Portland to San Fran
cisco on payment Of 500 at Portland
| Sixty day round trip ticket GLOW
ing stopover will be sold from Jun,
1st to September 30th, inclusive, go
ing via Sacramento and returning Wis
! Salt Lake City, Utah, at rate o
$50 %.
| For futher information apply to
A H. Rising,
Acting D. F. & P A., So Pac Co
Reno Nevada
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Through Car Service From Kansas
City.

The Southern Pacific Company, "
conjunction with the Union Pacifi.
Rallr ad have inaugurated through
car service for less than carload
freight shipments from Kansas City &c
Reno. which will be accorded the SAM
fast and preferred service as is a.
corded straight carload lots. For FIJI.
acting D. f. and P. A, SouKher'
Pacific Company. Reno, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-07

1918 9cts
.~ess As'i As fund B-Csrdn 81 AZ L
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-07

s.ray Cow.

Sra Cow.
r~-'e ~ tho n~elF' sos Of tie. urd,,
cover &sG:n hy proving property
= = Davis
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WILLARD CATLIN,
ANNUAL STATEMENT

!, Q O G. 8 q Q . ., . g Q .
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MONTHLY REPORT.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR

ornsby County, Nevada.
To the Honorable Board County Ger
missioners. Gentlemen:
In compliance with the law ! here
with submit nay quarterly report show
ing recei rs and disbursements 81
Ormsby County, during the quartet
ending March II, 1905.
Recount
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Tickets are good for stODOver east
of Nevada on going trip with ten days
in which to reach destination. Stop
overs are allowed at all points ON re.
turn trip provided passenger reaches
originating point within ninety days
from date ticket is purchased
For further information apply to
A. H. Rising,
Acting D. F. & p A. So. Pac Co
Reno. Ne-.
SEA EeMard
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SPECIAL RATES 70 EASTERN
POINTS.

Via Southern Pacific Company.
Round trip tickets between Reno
and points hereinafter mentioned will
be sold May 9th. 9Th and 18th. June
18th to 18th and c5th to seth. inclu-
sive. July 5th, 9Th. Gath. 18th and
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OFFICIAL COUNT OF STATE
FUNDS
STATE OF NEVADA.
C-E..ty # Cr.r-.y g 5,

STATE OF NEVADA.
C-nnty # or.r-hy 8 5. ...
lci'r SHARKS " e. Douglass
ICING en-. Sr'Crc severaltF
AZ they are i7eni':a-i of the
.3oerd # rycrirr~G f .-o State N
<ev. tss- ~ t!,e 18Th dav ns April ~:
ttav. irftrr hari,c ""cH"t-i~ed fror.
..,e books Of Tho ST." Cc'at~~'ier the
ar-ci,rt II n'onrw trat should be in
the Tr=a- U~v) ~adn Al fetal "yani-
1,t'c. ans: court II nc -" an3
crc.s.rs for I-oEay in 'ie s'as = Tire
~~u-v # E--nGa and found ne SARA
>orl e~t as follows:
CriH o1'.}I3 81
Paid coin ycco''e~s rot re
iEr>c, e coat~oller %.r"3 3
~ gS20e 5.
s+a'e c-t-ci FUR! cer'-r;ties.
raT on:, 49, --o.c.a St~t@
.+rn~oi bond $50. GG0 60
! sr3~. E,~t> :, 10y cert
r,~ras -. 1on 90
/ >-o-o<- r-o.o ! IS - TOO 20
>'~-- 8 a. :. p ~en-
! 'ae r23a9N 80
! 1~;-o: a.asos oc~ss ot7aa, 20
/ rcHr So ~},r
- = :, ,.er'~es
~ -,-,.'>e,, ID r-.--,. $3.50 40 Ms
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The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

Many boys leave the farms when
sixteen to nineteen years oio for clerk
ship Of places Of some sort In the
towns. Even the girls cut loose sror
their motheIs aur9n-strings ard 80
out to make a }tyi1s by such work as
they can Go. This desire to leave the
farms arises from poor socia7 oordF
ti0ns There is rot fun nd foie
enough for the solng 1eaEie II the
country Parents ah0giG courage a3-
uiai meetings. 1Tery III, yn +
people az the eiz aae should
come together ono aac sI.l rs
and a~ausementS a are he.I ana
aducatlre. The parents shal.. 1a-
tribute 10 their elioyraeu aug nos Sc
around grumblirs and c5lAIlainlne
Then a neighbour 1od rsaatAa ..u1 tact
would subscribe fer zen p9rer
and magazines Won make he BONES
attractive The burs s10uiG h
lowed IL raise q colt. calf u nis sat-
ara gee the process Give tSaM q
cotton patch and n. taen understand
that the money wiA belong TO them
Then let the gir's. as their tsste in
clines, have chaTEe % le mich toTFr
some poultry. or 5hg saars OF Il
Such d plan makes rotae attractive.
gives the children some idea of ousi-
ness, and makes them Independent
Progressive Farmer
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

EugeGc NGur pcsrtEa ana re
cousin, Pierre Ia ~. Of sVoodsidn
bows, were looking -4y anne ia q v-aAf
back Of Hillside Pax, J3ieyile vhe-
they We're surprised NJ tn a-ppaaraac,
oe , big bald eagle. The bG5 aew a.
Ncagei Tlte sach fofce taat Nc W3'
alsctec Gown Lafayette gos behint
i tree Before the eagle could affacl
Alougei agatA lie arose 3hd raising Ri
sus fred and wounded it in 5. n
Tlt Ine injury only served 10 il
.'sa-e ie eng $ rage. :. e9n1 luge;
~ ts,e uT.-.' Lafayette came l. hi
90. aGi3ns aid and finished It with
She n the rlghr leg. II MAS taken 4
Non sts home nd with wings sprea.
wa 1und tt measure Eve feet thru
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

aYl the counmon beans (Phaseolus
y4igaris3 that we nave in our gardens
are supposed to be natives Of tropical
&nevica, 2nu this viii account for
taelr areat tenderness IN lie presence
If frost ii aas Been only lfter many
ycars ~ breeding uP that we have va
riet,cs hat can be made to mature in
10 sIort & time that they can be sown
after the llngef of frost is over ana
nature before danger Of frost IT. the
fan It IS q remarkable thing that a
931It like the lear al have It's nature
SO :hlngeC as 70 tine OF maturing that
rw0 Dr more successive crops Of string
beans my be produced in summer.
Bss.s ceally need GOOD soil to % their
best. and above all things they plust
have an abundance of sunshine, ~
trey llatl for untold cent uries 10 thelr
tropical h6bitations the fierce light or
tn teopic suu. II they are given az
the sun tiiey need the mature q crop
much quicker than i they are not u
Is seid b. eApeg "a satars inst there Is
q tiTerencs 1T two weags IA INF TIME
- fipeniag a cror given the stns9nle
Gets over 4 crgP saat las only par
iii g18shiue.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

sFass agtou's Pref be9lauar
.' sraU ripa ak general orders
WEE. ssled while lt .rmy was IN
A~orf4sea Sew jersey s to be sold at
Ste1i4"s safe, because of t1e Gefaui of
thy n sil Mayor, Nm. RI EeicaeT.
q La alsou. I'D the p~ug--cnLot interest
dde og lFc Mortgages, Flch=r pm
chs ed the Ig@a1uass headquarters ana
the surrounding farm l.uafroia Horny
Ibs7finaH. giving . la0rtE or $z5t0
and a~ssuGiGE previous NOR ac, Of
5000 held W the howe e.lr. The
farm vas one nj bsjl q aoz7 main.
tanned by AIGre btI.le5. Ike fhe
Others, il wgs mortea SEQ all a-losr irs
fnii value. aAd L1r more shan vtaI
Eelaher had neglect & I'd pay lha IN.
crest, IAe building is prac.laGY rs
" was when BeicnsI occupied (. t
fH4t time il was known as III De-
lausl0u- The rooms sac large and
tny of the llgnuy mansions p me
ficsnity ComEa 2 Wu. i. since ts- lr
par.1ra Of Belcher rom Haterson, aftei
2 ,Ireor Of forgery a2d swindling 10
the e&telt If %t"5.0nJ, several persons
aava made offers Tor the property, hut
holders &c tde mortgages deemed
tg .sf the law tar its course.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

sALLAoE o. DISTINCTIONS

I've sung OF The yesterye.r's SHOWS,
I've dabbled In verse shat was sweet
ave written rondels TO the rose,
I've sung ~ the man IN tie street,
With ideas IA simply replete,
As full as a bell is of dongs,
As full as q nut is of meat
but ! lever wrote popular songs
"Down, DowuWhere the Old River Flows
"The Peaches That Jane Used to Eat"
Where the Shade Of the Apple Tres
Grows"
Or "0ae Day I Did Chance to Greet"
ne asrer made annie antreat
4 Villain 10 fix up her wrongs,
Il Love My Dear JESSE So Neat
SOS | never wrote popular songs.
l'v beer 70 variety shows
And heard i whole audience beat
Their tins 70 that ~uletrIcal prose
And tag whole blessed chorus repeat.
[ have .srked TO the tramp of the feet
CT hundreds Of thirty-cent Jhgongs,
have heard EN- rhyme stats" " quite
aud Cheat
haS ! Eevar wrote popular songs.
LFNN0T.
@ faEae, ii I'm not On your sheet
Give me & place where q hero belongs
Please pardon my righteous yoncelt-
But | never wrote popular song
-FranktE 2. Adams, in PUCK.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

When the Shah was IL Paris las
year. Re was acconp.H oy al Of
feia' named MahmonI Ea who is
no. Will him now. a French i0r+n-
alist who remembered Asahulnnd well
put some questions about lin. he
other day. to q member Of tine shah's
rettbue.
what has become q. Mahmoud
Kahn inquired .ae ~if1rnalist ne
is dead, monsieur, was rae answer
Poor fellow But surely ne was
young and seemed to enjoy excellent
health" 1T was ezcele1t.' assented
the Persian functicnary. Was be i'
very long?" No monsieur He was
sot III at ali. He died cutie suddenly
Indeed. How did Il happen4' The
Persian |euncbonary explained (g-th a
slightly embarrassed arr: "He wac
not sympathetic e. the Grand yizior.-
Argora1t.