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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
DIES BY ROADSIDE
Fritz Neubauer, Living Near schIeswis,
Either Fell OF or Was Thrown From
His Wagon While On His Way Home
From Town.

Special to Times-Republican.
schleswig. April 11.-Fritz Neu-
bauer. a farmer living northwest OF
town, met with fatal accident while
driving home from town with wagon
He had been to market with load OF
hogs, starting for home quite late, and
apparently fell off or was thrown off
the wagon. He was found dead by the
roadside in the morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
MAD DOG BITES CHILD.
Parents Near schleswig Find Animal
knawins at Baby's Face.

knawins at Baby's Face.
Special to Times-Republican.
Schleswig, April IA small child
OF Louie Wits. a farmer living east
Of town, was badly bitten about the
face by mad dog. The child was
playing with the dog, when Of sudden
she was heard crying and called for
her parents. To their horror, they
found the dog gnawing at the child's
face. The child was taken to town
and the wounds dressed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
FELL INTO HOT WATER.
Little Three Year Old Girl of
John Rover, Of Victor,
Badly Burned
HOT WATER CONTAINED LYE
The Little Babes Back and Lower
Limbs Were So Severely seaided
That Doctors Say Recovery Is
Observation-Disclosures Arc Frustrated
Other Iowa News.

'-~Is5S
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-20
DOPE" Gets ON
SAILORS NERVES



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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-20
HINDOOS CREATE
A DISTURBANCE
TROUBLE ARISES AMONG RACES
IN THE FACTORY SECTION or
BERKELEY.

BERKELEY December ST. Upon Jho
COMPLAINTS of several of The residents.
of The nelghborhood of Gray8ou and
seventh streets In West berkeley
whore a small colony of llindoua nave
recently located me police took four
teen Of The hourbauod strangers into
custody for Disturbing the peace auu
lodged them In the police station Feel
Ing has been running high ua no
Wlt Of tine miEtWo of Inc races nal
lhi8 section Of West Berkeley ana
the police have bad lhc lIiudUgB ana
their white uoighbora under myu-I
lance since the Cling of "a petition
win Marshal VOIlmor requesting that
The coolies and IIudoo8 be cleared ont
of West Berkeley u appeau iuI
rhc present instance, h0weyor lhal the.
trouble arose 40 % large eXlour among
The lliudooa tuomsoIyoa The complain
ania alege lhaI they were lighting Iu
the yard bnck Of lhe TWO little portable.
houses occupied NY Them on GIayaou
street nud Grating % disturbance gen
orlly
A. the police station, howcyor il WBa
FOUND almost Impossible, due ~ ibr
lack NJ an interpreter ~ place ihe 90
sDonsibillry a HonRalee, vino hnd
been IN lhe BRUSH army and wore ON
indian ragimour faHgue iackel gave
mis- name aa Mooab singh, aud prom
Used ~ give lhe name Of lhe man Who
had started ibe trouble As 30 clear
charge had been placed against tbe
rest NJ the fourteen, all we're releaaed
~ on eady hour tbls morning The
police are now seeking ibe man named
~ the c0mDlplut NJ Mooab singh
n rs thought mat future tr0uble
viii ariae. as there ie Q Wuer raclal
aDtag0piBm apparent w tbe rotations
betwGep The people W ibe relations
between tbe people NJ fbe disluct nov
far tbe rgwDlaluIs made were didalrd
w ms ~ uol ku0Wu, but lbe p0lire
department % watching rpuqliioUs
/ closely ~ order w ruauaie aUy p0a
/ aIble cbaUce NJ uouble arising beiweeu
tbe Uipdoos apd tbe reIdopla W ihn
UeIRhb0rb0od
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-20
MASQUERADE CAME.
ON NEW YEARS DAY


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rue p"0" I'' ''' ''"'ON ''''''"
Euuv oU Now Years day 100 lO'
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m ItnupIum
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hoon tine crowd IN Ol''o'lo'.
IUl'' pI",' WIZ n' N,'''' ""' ~,
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pIWDI' ana ono 10, tue po'"o,' ''oN
ing lOo p,AH,'l 'ooI q, n'll''oU,
NO. 'oIo",ut "', l'' p'oy,'. WI"
W'II oo'npo'u 'oulo ,'u'nuupo'F " p, ,o''l,
sonny MUSIC 'ul,lo I"o' ''"W y,l,,
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-20
HVer's
Eatr Utgor

removes dWdruI, mokoa Che
hair grow thick aud heavy
Handsome hau, rich glossy
hair always attracts You
may havo just such hair If
you viii use Ayers Hair
Vigor Accept mo- substitute,
ppauiuo.lc M,rt u,. to..I H1Ma u5h
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-20
TUHEE C0HEEREp


WY
CggHdombIr UlwcH ceulWs W .
IboncgUored Gpbl % JudRe Weayra
I@ud PERTURBATION GoUrl 0yfr fbe ihIn
Nv 70 cauaiU Dieoo NJ lHUd b0ardH1uR
OU pwu Uabor Wblcb " G9iWeq bg
Frod WuudeubfrR tbe Blab0p tsIwr
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GUnd uU w recnUi ye9rH WunqWbVF
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Wrhyf aud lbn 1euii0w m Do
w0Uud lbal Wo 0abiUR uRhla DUlg
were graVle1 NJ npybody mn lbpt We
torWguop W lauq W arWHiop DoloUFt
~ tbe l0yeWWeVL
Jbc caae VIVA WoVRIt w Uy WUu-
depberFs pVpIicaii0U rgr y reWatered
uue M renmp NM no W0al nm NJ
WhlcI W upWfHlguff bUf inrUGo1
ibia 6a1 Doud lot NO caea NOV ~
QpIre aeyemI days y 9eeIqe
Pine lob Printing Star ONCE
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-20

FRESHMAN WAS TOO
STRONG FOR JAPS


NkoNN MEN WE'RE TOO SMALL
SAN FRANCISCO. DOC iO.lco-
puDd MocIagUcu the Irish Giant
was too husky tor Jbc TWO Japanese
Im iJOau vrrsucw who opposed him
on Jbc mat ua. evening at prgmaud
Pavilion. and he experienced luue
trouble u masking both pat the mat
"thrcr Times" siguilyiug defeat Uirai
was Jhp 0HJ Oriental wrestler FROM
the NhaduH realm to fact the vcurcr
of the grryp and tho Jap umoy
UtwHrlud Uo stick with his hurIy oppo-
mont even after me- had his arm
Wrpuuhud ouD of its socket However
NarlUglm placed hits 2lu pounds ol
flesh ON tho laps urvN aud got %
aDUuglc hold 40 u was am oU with the
ltJlc brown follow and me putcd NOR
IrIly ON the floor Am examination of
hlH twisted arm showed that me- mad "a
shattered elbow while his ribs were a
| u.0o bowed from trying 90 act ass
Iu foundation for mountain of flesh,
Nuu the other Japanese came on
the mat olJor % few minutes mtemlar
sion 10 try aud mako the big lrl8hman
quit. bat hc was even oosiur chan his
oomtrymuu, a8 Maclaglou soon get a
| tlght grin ON his smaller opponent and
gradually weakened him compelling
him to give the signal ol dclcot To the
rcrorocB
Alec GrcrgauB. assisted by pr Is.
| Mlyamolo, watched the contestants
! toss ouch other around ON the mat
bul ns everything goes, except biting.
there Us really no necessity for a ret.
oroc KlcldnE Hnngllng throwing a
man In tho air and jumping ON him
Iaro few of the poaHanlricB indulgcd
| In, NOT 10 speak Of trying To- twist am
opponents limb OF II iB "a brutal
! snort with IiUlc lo recommend II io
am American public The two bouts
lasted less than nlloon minutes. a
large crowd was In attendance Jana.
nc8c being In The majority ana thorC
was considerable excitement displayed
during the course of the bouts Mac.
luplan announced from the ring ina
4 bis next opponent would be- Hilpchl
yamn, the 3OO.pouud Japanese wreat
lcr. which should be q lrllc more even
the contestants IN lho worlds ooom
pion8hlp IN the lIu iitm contest %
DroamIaud last might were around au0
! about town onrly today Tho managon
NJ The two laps ana MaeLagIan arr
greatly lnoousod NJ lho moager share
Of me galo receipts rendered them 90
The wromloH part ana threaten ~ ash
for a. court investigation NJ the mat
tor Tho terrible character NJ lho rom
lou rs ultomcd by The fact NJ TAM, ne
moro powerful ~ lhc Jnps having just
escaped n broken nocll IN Ibo last bout
AZ n rs, his meek Us bady strained
MucInNnu comes nj au old md yeN
WouIlhy irish family lla iR o clli
zou N rbc world, having liyod IN nap
lon nDd the orient llo has followed
Iliu lllm n8 u sport for VI yoaT nno
i8 undoubtedly one NJ lbn foremost nA
pOuoul8 ~ me terrible science
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-20
CAN'T nELP ITSELF

Heart digGngG never grows better
NJ llgdE Unless something ig done
~ assist iis recovery n viii surely
lend ~ doafb, through some chronIr
disorder which n has induced, or Wy
sudden heart failure The yory best
restorative known is Dr. Miles
Ioarl cure, which strengthens the
heart muscles and nerves, n 1rg!
bottle fails NJ benefit money back
Observation-Disclosures
y0hr On April =, ana ibo chances areW
fair fDr their coming here
n Wy any chance mai ibGy decide
moi NJ cOmo, NE prospects are ram
fDr ono NJ lbo Pacific COagt league
iolma coming instead lied nor DGye-
reauz remarked iugt bGlore be zen on
Wo1Dos1ay, ibal be thought mai NE
Onkaud tenn miphl cgme " tbe ar-
rhDgrWnuis Wrro satisfactory ~ tblR
0Bd
n me- CbloaRg team ryUo ury wiz
bHDg at loagl ~ DeODle Vim mem,
among them being tWO complete bgee-
ban iHamg JHm WOOdg glaied yeklrr-
day " tbo irame rOmes, " VIII arrauRe
NJ bayo them Dlay gDmo cxbibluoU
g0mo8 gu Sugdayg betWGru lbemser
yra, NM men DIay geyeral Pamea VIM
mo HirCUnoH ioam tbat ran be rOlecl-
IN nm0Up lbo UI0yera here w UOu0-
lulu
~ ANN buDw n tbey VII cOWe ~
uDi, bui ! nv FUOW tbls mn Wadl
lbrU au gDer ll0i ~ ibl0k lbey VII
ryUaIdn y0rY rarfully botOro ibg
fUu " dOWU'
a Romr NJ ioglDall VIII bo pIayod M
HuIur10y UhrUDDU Va EuWebaWrba
1nda bdWrou th0 fHl0r ieam "a fbi
anbOol mn u tfam cgWD0aed NJ fgl
alumni, W0Uy NJ mem beluR Ulayeu
UbO hHye DIaye1 I'M nyWe tme barl
OD tbe regular lfam lGaNIe teaW
1bo Eamc VIII be WalrUod VIM W.
lTnl w 70 UumDrr NJ UcgDlo VIM arl
HDzlgla ~ rDuDare lbo DroHut teaU
~ oaboN Witb uIe team comD0aod N
DIAyers Vb0 have beeu 0ut NJ Tcb00
fDr gOUr ycara Tbe EqmG VIII alar
J DrDUDilg IA threo GclOcf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-20
ft,hI BEhas mugnHhJisH

sof. ma aHDlU jgIDIa s.8fy aJDDl
Inn H.Ua iDnUiUa mWN'. nv frst
pp a.ffp 1h1' menus rbUmal.Hm ~
Do sIubb1u dlfman NJ Gghl bUt
rbawDnumDB pm6 BUw 300. rDn10n
fd n thousands NJ umNH ~ uiII M
sO uhlppgef lbe opportunity is OBDfao
Tfy ~ one application tOlrvo8 uf
gsiH fDf safe NJ 90 0eHefe Bfbaou
sminh A IN. agents fJf liaWali
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-20
SPORT NOTES

1bn prospects fDr % DgfoMlI gone
botWorU the Baiul8 and tbc hll.llaW0i
lnums are not n8 bright as ruoy might
bo. ard n la very doubtful II tbe gnmo
Wlll be- played me Saints would be
yefH much handicapped without JOy
IN lhr boz FOR them, nud lhat would
be- Impossible " the original plans
we're carried Out Tbo iGon Waa W
hayo lbe Saints play me gamo tenn nB
lboY dld iD JaDan. white the AllsllDs
WHli tenn WOuld have Houlcr ana 10Y
~ ojDoao from 800 lboy DOfb pitched
aFuual lbn cD1si team
1Un DnsI japanese WroslloH here iH
IUn Islands arn getting iu shape fgf
Ibn matches lbal VIII bo held ON NcW
YDws daY Dl lbo loaguo grounds for
Ihr DeDr0l NJ Ihn Ynehl fund, Tboy
arn all very anxious NJ nv something
fog ibn yarbl f1ud. ana " lbo prosoui
ylnna dD moi mimHrfy % mnirb fDT ihr
championship NJ ibr iaIauda, 800 ven
Ha % Ilrgn pUHg fyr ibr winner WI DO
DuIIn1 M POI 100 pfyuUda duUUr me-
bHsoNUO mfWW " tbo mairb %
ilold ~ o. nnnWU No mg ibnl % larg'
number nj JlpaDasD win be- Nm hand
| Nv a0n ii us irl Hfn ynfY fDDd NJ
Hfm time Hblnh % D1D NJ lHD pfoafn#
apOua No J0paD Ibrfn Hfo aryrfa
/ yorg RAM Ufralrw 900 mo islands
/ Hud % ram dmI NJ 1vWw oUat
uuDUp fbnW
WUd b. rlDrnrod 90 20 fru daga fuDU
| JWapor CDmlUBDl NJ bn Cbican
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/ fUg Nv IHp Inlrr mDi aDOui nm
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/ IbD frlm ryulun hero lbla WUior a
. lmJD fJr lbn rymluR Daarbul anaaDI
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| " lho lnuu rguN tbry alDUd b
. brfe sDwe limo IN Jauuav, 9Dd WI
remain uHtl tbe laller pm nj NarG
Thf DaseDalI gragDu commoDroa Uez
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21
By MABEL WARWICK

The landlord had not been able to find tenant for
number of years, when at last the wife OF sailor,
stranger in the town, agreed to take the house,
paid a years rent, and with her little boy took
possession to await her husbands return from long
voyage
Soon she began to hear mysterious sounds the pattcr
OF feet in the passage, childs voice. sobbng,
and at night She was disturbed by the sound of chlds
rattle It ratified about the bed seeming to be all
sides of her. at her pillow everywhere, frightening her
50 that she could not sleep.
She was a reasonable, healthy woman, and tried to
explain away the noises, but they continued until she
was forced to believe that there was than mag
nation in them.
One day she heard voice close beside her, 'Weep,
weep weep, it said, in unlike any she had ever
heard before, and again, "Weep, weep, weep" She
grew cold with fear and her little son started as if
touched by an unseen hand and clutchng her skirts
cried, ''What was that, mamma oh, what that"
Then the sound OF a chids rattle filled the room and
died away along the corridor
She caught up her boy, resolved to fathom the mys
terry if possible, and following the sound the form
of a child disappearing into a small closet the top
floor She heard the door click behind him. - There
was also sound ii seemed almost answering click,
in the throat OF the child she held Horried her eyes
sought his face - he paed seemed to droop If with
some blight and died in her arms.
After the departure OF the hear-broken mother, the
owner in despair down the house, and the skele
ton OF little boy found under the floor of the small
closet. What unhappy fate had befalen this helpless
child was never known.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21

said to be composed of three Saxon words meaning
west of town.
At the upper end OF the north aisle of Sulgrave church
the Washington arms may be seen "two bars in chief
three muets Beneath the arms is the brass etigy of
man and at the foot of the figure is this inscription:
Here lyeth the body of Laurence Washington and of
Anne his wy by whom he had issue iii sons and VII
daughters died the = day Of NDC and Anne de
ceased the VII day of-An Dom 1916" Parts of
the inscription are illegble.
The iron bound chest in the interior of the church
belonged to William Abbot, the parish clerk. In 1877
he was convicted of highway robbery was sentenced to
death, but was reprieved to life exile in penal colony
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21
TIL Night Side Of Nature
The Dream Dance

An English woman, Mrs Blair was great friend Of
a certain Dr. Sinclair, stern and stanch old Scotch
Presbyterian
One Thursday night Mrs Blair, then visiting in a
little town in Scotland dreamed that she the family
of Dr. Sinclair all clothed in white and dancing solemn
funeral dance
She awoke, much impressed both by the supernatural
boe nrocaedina the doctors family bei5g al much
opposed to dancing Soon afterward, while speaking
to of the servants she felt presence in the
1t filled her with strange sense of fear and looking
up she saw Dr. Sinclair leaning against the opposite
wall, his jaw fallen, his face vid, and his eyes fixed
mournfully on her.
She was greatly frightened and wrote Immediately to
Edinburgh, telling what she had seen and inquirng
about the doctors health In short time she received
letter stating that Dr. Sinclair had died quite sud
denly and without any previous illness, on Thursday
night.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21
The Dream Grave

\ strange and sad experience that Of the French
man. NJ Tssot, who dreamed that he found himself
in quiet graveyard before a new-made grave He
seemed to be filled with an overwhelming grief, and
over and he stood by the grave he read the date
carved upon the stone-23d July, 1856. He tried in
effaCed
He awoke from his dream, filled with fear he could
never shake off Each year, with the coming of the
ominous month"; the feeling of dread overpowered
him. Several years passed with calamity, but at
last his only child lovely girl and always the center
of her fathers thoughts, ambitions and life sickened
suddenly and died July 23d, 1864
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21

and sheep husbandry, and had not prospered. Their
means not being sufficient for the proper uP-keep OF
the manor, they sold the property William Make
peace, lawyer of the Inner Temple, and Lawrence
Washington, on invitation of his friend and kinsman,
Lord Spencer, went live in small house at Athorp
in the parish of Brngton
This Lawrence Washington was the father of John
and Andrew Washington who with many other royal
lists came to Virginia at about the time OF the battle OF
Worcester. John Washington, the immigrant, settled
in the northern neck of Virginia. between the Potomac
and the Rappahannock rivers. The house he built
was the house in which his great grandson George
Washington, was born.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21
Their Ancient Manor House for Sale

The Washington family in
England goes back much
farther than the grantee of
Sulgrave Manor. The fam
lily story goes back to the
time when William de Hert
burn, a soldier under the
Conqueror, exchanged his vii
lage of Hertburn for the vii
lage of Wessyngton in Dur
ham. 1t was the custom of
the NormanS, as we'll as other
peoples of that time, to add
to their birth name the name
of the place where they lived,
50 that their place-name
became their surname. Thus
William de Hertburn by his
change of residence, became
William de Wessyngton. AS
his descendants moved into
other parts of England, and
as family names came to be
retained, the name Wessyng-
ton came to be spelled and
to be pronounced Messing
ton, Washington, Washington,
Washington, and Washing
ton. Washington, whence
"Washingtono is derived, is
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21
A Child Ghost

In a small English town there was, not many years
ago, house known far and wide for its ghost and the
peculiar sounds that terrified all who tried to live there
Children never hrved within its walls, but dropped in
the shadow of some unknown and incurable ailment
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21
.NHE Vicar Of Sulgrave
says the ancestral
home in England OF

monor Of Ellington and the Priory Of St. Andrew Sui
grave being in the priory In the reign OF Edward III.
the Prior OF St. Andrew made Lord OF Sugrave,
by reason Of the payment Of sum OF money for the
support OF the castle guard at Westminster On the
dissolution OF the monasteres, the prOry OF ST. Andrew
passed, and the manor OF Sulgrave was granted to
Lawrence Washington, gentleman, of Northampton.
Lawrence Washington lawyer OF Grays Inn and
had twice been lord mayor Of Northampton. He
deeply interested il the Reformation and strong
partisan of Henry VIII
Lawrence left the place to his son Robert, who in
turn, bequeathed it to his Lawrence Washington
second. The Washngtons had engaged in agriculture
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21
The Lady in White

Royal ghosts have always been plentiful, and by rea
son Of their station, interesting. The White Lady OF
Prussia is among the best known OF these. She is
supposed be the Princess Pertcha Won Rosenberg,
and is seen just before death. She wears widows
veil but this is transparent, revealing sweet mourn
full face. She has spoken only twice = once to King
Frederick in the royal palace at Berlin, shortly before
he was seized with his last illness.
At another time she appeared to young princess in
the Castle of Newhaus. The young princess
standing before a mirror, when the White Lady APP
peared looking over her shoulder into her eyes reflected
in the mirror and a voice like voice of earth "a
chill terrifying voice said, 1T ten 0cOck your High
ness" Within a few weeks the young princess fell i'll
and her death occurred at precisely the hour named
bv the White LADY
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21

NHE wear OF SulgraVe
says the ancestral
home in England OF
the Washingtons OF
Virginia may be bought, and
should be bought, by some
patriotic American associa-
ton.
The village Of SuIgrave,
and the manor and church
of Sulgrave, stand near the
source Of the river Tove in
Northamptonshire sixty odd
miles from London. The
nearest railroad town is the
little station Of HeImdon,
three miles away on the
Great Central railway. The
railroad town Of Brackley IS
six miles away and the town
of Banbury eight miles.
SuIgrave, or Solegrave, as
it is sometimes spelled in the
old chronicles, came at the
time of the Conquest into
possession OF the Pinckney
family, which held the barony
of Weldon, OF which Sulgrave
was part. The Pinkneys
divided their estate into the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-21
Spinning Jenny

An old English family is the proud possessor Of a
ghost they call "Spinning Jenny" She is supposed
to be the ghost OF a former servant most indus
trous body II and accompanies them from their coun
try home their residence in town, but to the
homes OF their friends She is rarely seen, but the fam
lily know Of her presence by the sound OF spinning
wheel.
CONTRARY to the usual custom OF such visitors her
presence oretes good luck, and the ghosy sound OF
her unseen wheel brings no the house her busy
spirit hauntS.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-12
POLICE RESERVATIONS.

First Lieutenant Henry Basch AMI
Second Lieutenant A. {. Peterson have
resigned from the police force, and in
their stead First Sergeant Lucar has
been promoted to first lieutenant. and
Second Sergeant w II. Grant to second
lieutenant.
Patrolman G.. L. Gcren has been ad
vanced To first sergeant, and Patronan
g. T.. Johnson to second sergeant.
he designations were unexpected but
are embraced under the rule of dis
cipline.
Chief Allen was prompt in his action.
which has been approved by Mayor
Bernstein.
he promotions are satisfactory. The
men promoted have been efficient. and
their recognition is well deserved