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New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

DROPoSALs FOR -FOUR STEEL DUMP BARGEs
a Sealed proposals will be received at the o0cA
OF the General Purchasing Officer. Isthnian canal
Commission Washington d. C. until 1890 a m
December IL 1907. at which time they viii be
articles. Blanks and general information reatiug N,
this Circular tNo 500 may obtained from this or
fce the Offices OF the Assistant ArsDts
- State Street New York CITY; Custom House New
Orleans In also from the L. :. Engineer Offices in
tho following cities: Baltimore, Md; Philadelphia
Pa; Pittsburg. Pa; Boston. Mass; Buffalo. n Y:
cleveland, Ohio; Cincinnati Ohio Chicago III: 81
Louis Mo: Detroit Mich; Milwaukee. wis: St Paul
Mimi. Chattanooga Tenn. Louisville, Ky. and Mo
bile. Aa-H. +. Hodges. Lieut. Col. Corps OF En-
gineers, L. ; \, General Purchasing Offcer
DOsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON n a.
October = i9O7-Sealed proposals from patentess ~
their assgnees for the sale patented devices
Intended effect the exchange of
trains will be received at this Department noon on
15, 1908 All proposals be
with the specifications which he
the Second Assistant Postmaster General a. y T.
MEYER. Postmaster General -
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
-MFTPODGTyTAN9sEg

THIS AFTERNOON MATINEE AT
NoTE:-Owtng TO the tndispositon OF NJ Chalia-
pine, Mehsto1ele,' which announced yyfl1 h-
changed TO LA BOHEME. Farrsr Tarev~s
.deou0: Caruso. Scotti, Journet. Begue pufrfchs
Ieccht. Cond.. Ferrari.
IO-NIGHT tat popular prices). at 5:3O-DIF
MEiSTERslNGER- Gadski. MattfeId Knots Van
Rooy. GOritz, BlasS. Retss MuhImauu Cond Herr.
sun. EVG. NOV. -. POP. PRICES at $50
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
Solotsts-Mues- Sembrich. LangendorT fdebu+1-
NM Lucas. StraccIari Entire Metrop. Cpers
House Orchestra Conductor Mr.. Bow
Mon Evg., Nov. Is. at S-AIDA. Ciadski KIrkhv.
Lunn; Caruso. Scotti, Journet. Afuhlmann, Teccht
Conductor. Ferrart
Wed; Evg. Nov. 81. at s-LA BOHENiE. Sem
ortch. Dereyno debut: Bonci Stracctarf Jo-I-naf
Begue. DUfriche. Barocchf Tecchf Cond Fs--s-G
Thurs. Evg.. Nov. 2s, at S-NIEFISTOFEIF Fs-.
rsr Rappold. Jacoby. Girerd; ChaIiapine. Ns-tin
Tecchi- Conductor. Ferrari -'
trt Evg-, Nov 80. s-ADRIANA IFCOU-
NhEUR- Csvalieri, Jacoby. NattfeId: Caruso Srotft
Lucas, Journet. BarOccht- Conductor, FsrrarI
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
CORONER MUST STAND SENTENCE.

Rv a decision of the Appellate Division handed
down yesterday ex-Coroner Moses ). Jackson must
r.ca,,a sentence for the acceptance of bribe of
s5oo l., the case of the woman who died at Mont
clair. n j., from the effects Of an operation per
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

No. 156 Lewis street was sentenced To not less than
one year and six months or not more than two
years and six months, and William GibIin of
Providence. committed for not less than two
years and six months than three years and
six months
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
roTAI suILpING LOANS, $4,000.

Mary Welcker has lent to Martin Pletscher, 5000
Oh lot 25x1O0 feet the west side of Grace ave.
1870 feet south of Globe ave. Central Mortgage
C.ompanv has lent $4,000 to tho Fordham Realty
Cop,nanv on a pIot J0xl23x5G 1xl33 feet the east
side of Heath ave. 3446 feet north Of kingsbriiSc
Terrace Both are building loans.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
PRISON FOR TWO ILLEGAL VOTERS.

Two men who were convicted of Illegal registra-
ton were sent to state prison by Judge Rosalsky
in General Sessions yesterday. Richard GIden. OF
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
Help Wanted-Female.

xxrANTED.-WAITREss IN tbs QUARTERS OF THE
w Assistant suPerintendent y Bellevue Hospital
herself generally useful Apply at Assistant Supern-
endents Office. Bellevue Hospital. First Avenue and
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
Public Notices.

A TTENTION IS CALLED To THE ADVERTISE
~ the City Record OF November 20 10 De-
cember g. 1901 or the confirmation by the Supreme
the entering In the Bureau for the coliec-
OF Assessments and Arrears, OF assessment for
OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE to the following
IN the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
23RD WARD SECTION 10. BARRETTO STREET
OPENING from WeStchester Avenue to Edgewater
Road. Confirmed March /. 1907: entered November
IS. 1907. HERMAN a METZ
Comptroller.
City OF New York. November Is. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

formed in this city by John Y. Alexander alias
DR. Adams. The case came up early in 1895
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

MANHATTAN 9PEEA ai,b si near n oS sth Ave N:
MAT TO-DAY AT 2-AIDA. Mines NOrdica'
ne Cisneros; NM. Zenatello. Ancona, Arimondi-
Mus. Dir. Campanini.
TONIGHT AT s. H. TRoVAToKE- Mines
Jomelli. Bresser-Ciianolt: NM. AlbHni, tosset'a-
Cond- NJ. ParelIi CT5c- to So. 20
SUNDAY EVG, Sd Pop. Campaninl SohSsrI' '.Sci' S'
81 10 S1lo'StS- t--r7e- teacne Z@nnHll MOI
Boreo; NM. Didur, AIbani Gilbert Craooe'
Gianoli- -G1lletti.
NENT WEEK. - i'll.
NtND THAIS Misses GARDEN, lreHtlIs'
hessrs. Reuaud Dalmores. Mus. Dir, Canlpaniinl-
WE'D. THE TALES OF HOFFMAN,. Mt,SS- ItSS
ZeppiI Cisneros. Jomeli, Trenti1i: MM
Remand. DaImores. Gilbert. Crabbe Dadji. Gianoh-
GHlcttL Mus Dir Campanint- .-.-ox,,.
THURS, Holiday Matinee. IL TRoNAIokhE-
Miles. Jomelli. De Cisneros; NM. Alban Fosseth-
Cond. PareL Pop prices (75c TO S3( ,-, ~.
THURS. NIGHT. Fat ST. Miles Morichini' Zep-
pill, Severina; NM Zenatello. Ddur Ancona- MUS
Dir. Campaninf Popular prices (75c.-s3l
FRID. ERNANI Russ: NM. Albani, An
coma. 4 Arimondi. Conductor. ParelL
SAT MAT. THAT'S. Misses GARDEN. Trentini
Giaconia; Messrs. Renaud. Dalmores. Mus. Dir.
SAT- NIGHT. AIDA. Mines. Russ De Cisneros;
NM. Zeuateo. Ancona. Armondi. Mugnoz Mus
Dir, Campanint. (T5c.-S3.)
seats for All Above Now Selling.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

MUST SACRIFICE TWO LOTS BUSINESS STREET,
vi Ozone Park. 7. o. Box s.. Brooklyn.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25

A Silver City, n NJ, dispatch
says "a remarkab y rich strike
has recently been made on the
Laura mine at Steeple Rock, this
county In starting an upraise
for stopping on the 3O0-ioot level q
lai &c body or ore was encounter
ed heavily impregnated with ar
gentle, cerargyrise aud pyrargy-
rite (silyer glance, horn silver and
ruby silver and cnrries heavy gold
values. Two carloads Of this
character Of ore have already been
mined and the rich shoot has op-
ened to u feet In width and the
walls have not been reached The
length has not heen detei mined
and the ore still shows as rich as
ever. 20 feet high in the upraise
Grab samples assay from $500 to
$500 in gold and silver and the
whole average is estimated to run
several hundred dollars per ton.
Ii is conceded by the management
to be the same ore shoot that was
encountered in the first and second
levels. This is the fret stoping
that has been started In the mine,
all work heretofore having been
sinking and drifting. The mine
has been producing about a car
load of shipping oie per day from
this work alone since it has been
lately reopened The mine WAS
purchased twelve years ago for
Sl00,0Oe by a syndicate of New
York and Paris bankers and has
been shut down ever since until
few months ago Harold G. f.
Spence, while in Europe recently,
succeeded in obtaining long
time bond and lease on the prop
erty and has been working it in
with Fred Perry, OF
Cliftor About forty men are at
present employed
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25

The occurrence Of diamonds as
been noted IN over thirty localities
in the United States, hut III only
one place, VIZ, near Mursreesboro,
Pike county, Arkansas have they
been found in place In this To-
calliy they occur in a greenish-
colored, friable and decomposed
peridotlte "a formation resembling
the "blue ground" of Kimberly,
South Afrlca, During tLe past
twelve months about $50 stones
have been picked up, some white
in color and Of good grade, some
yellow and others brown or brown
isb; one pure white stone weighed
81 carats and another Of equal
weight was brown. The stones
are found on the surface, Of, as
we'll aswithin, the igneous rocks.
Mining Reporter
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25

"There are fish that shoot, fish that
fish, fish that can't swim said the
nature student, but didn't know till
! visited Tongatabu that there was ,
fish that climbed trees
"They have in TongatuDu a small
octopus, or feke. 10 give II IT'S native
name. and lbs creature frequently
comes out Of the sea and ascends a
tlea overhanging the water On being
disturbed it drops from the branches
back into its proper element again.
"In the far Pacific isle Of Tonga
Ltabu the natives are fond Of octopus
flesh and 1t is no uncommon thing to
see a brown-skinned lad go shining
up a tree in the hope Of finding a fish
among the branches
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25

TniectoI is new coal-tar ex-
tract successfully used in Belgium
as a wood preservative. The pro-
duet is thin liquid OF dark brown
color ana OF regular density. LIS
viscosity is little affected by at
mospherlc changes, and its ready
penetration into woods of several
varieties without any extraneous
pressure is characteristic In the
antiseptic treatment of compact
and dense woods the time required
for soaking in of the material ls
much less than is the case with
creosote and other antiseptics.
Experiments have shown that in
iectol treated poles and street
pav,ug blocks were we'll preserved
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25
ncuIte Of the concertIna.

An attempt Is being made in certain
musical circles to promote the cult OF
the concertina. 1t is quite likely that
in the hands OF skilled professional
players the concertina Is capable OF
giving an excellent account OF itself.
But in the hands OF incompetent ANA.
teurs-and most amateurs who handle
1t are incompetent to the point OF
criminality-it becomes an intolerabls
instrument of torture, and any ex-
tension Of its popularity In this nerve
ridden age would be nothing short OF
@ calamity World.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25

a recent ruling of the Supreme
Court Of the state Of South Dako
la is TO the Ell ict that a mining
company cannot pay for services
with its stock shares, unless said
services are actually performed on
or about the property. This was
the decision handed down in the
case of Burt Rogers VS. Gladiator
Mining Company. The plaintiff
il Deadwood stock broker who
sold stock for the defendant com
pauy on a commission with the
understanding that he was to re-
ceive his commission pay IN stock
of the company. A lower court
upheld that the plaintiff was en-
titled 10 the stock in lieu Of mon
ey as a pay for services rendered
in selling said companys stock.
The higher court, however, decided
that Rogers services did not come
under the actual service provision
This decision is OF far-reaching eff
feet, insomuch as it has been Gus
tomary for many mining compa-
nies to pay for brokerage, legal
and other services with stock
Denver Mining Reporter.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25
curfew Need Not Ring.

Strnnger-lf you think a curfew law
would be a good thing for the town
why don't you bring the matter up be-
fore the city fathers2
Native-Thats tie trouble. We
haven't any city fathers. Some OF
'em are old bachelors, and the rest of
'em live in apartment houses
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25
pumaa Mas Mo Elatterer.

One day Dumas was entertained ~
a pompous parvenu, who took hin
over his country house. In the cenfe
of the park was a tiny pond, which
the owner proudly called the lake
Last month man called on me. tn
host remarked in an important voice
"and was drowned ia that lake.
'That man was a natterer." repiia
ISstAuGer.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25

after three years, while creosoted
woods resisted decay but a lew
months, the treatment of railroad
ties gave as satisfactory results az
compared with the use of creosota
alone and creosote mixed with
zinc chloride. = Tx.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25

According to gements made,
the War and Navy departments
will cooperate in maintaining
wireless communication between
Nome and St. Michael aud Seattle
and San Francisco. Next year
the signal colps Of the army, which
already has wireless stations in the
Alaskan cities, will establish eon
at Fort (iibbon, which will be in
touch with a station to be erected
by the navy at Valdez. The navy
has several stations in Alaska.
Steel towers l75 feet high are TO
be erected at Fairbanks aud Circle,
Alaska, to carry wireless telegraph
Instruments These towers will
be l4O miles apart. and rpgulnr
communication is to be maintained
between them Scientific Ameri-
nnn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-23

Don Ct me forget to see X. c.. Tabor
about that life insurance. DIT
For sale--Good, gentle, family buggy
horse. Apply At this Office. i0i
Miss Pinkie Ferguson is reported seri-
ously III at her home a, Harvey.
]. w. Wiley and +. +. Wilson were
visitors from Tabor yesterday.
j.. !. Presley Of Cookies Point, Burleson
county, was in the city yesterday.
c. A. Buchanan Of Kurten has returned
from the Fl. Worth Fat Stock Show.
w. Z. Candy Of Rock Prairie was In
the city yesterday and left for sartariia.
Mrs. ID. +. Smith returned to Houston
yesterday after visit to relatives in this
city.
Now Ready-Eyerything in new spring
wear. Mu. Mary Lawrence. representing
Ed Kiam. DIFF
Mrs. Hazel Smith Of Austin is in the
city visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Sam Eaves.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. ID. Ysrdley and Miss
Emma Jones were visitors from Harvey
yesterday.
a. ID. Wilson returned yesterday from
Ell Paso, where he has been serving on the
police force.
Mrs. Johnnie Hoppe and Mrs. c. A.
Buchanan were visitors to the city yesser-
day from Kurten.
Mrs. I. ID. Hall and Miss Julia
Knowles Of Hearne arc guests of Mr.. and
Mn. I. c. Num-.
r. ]. Payne and Willie Davidson were
here from Edge yesterday and the former
called on the Eagle.
Suits and skirts Of silk and wolfe the
new spring shades. Mu. Mary Lawrence,
Agent Ed KAN. Houston.
]. Allen Myers has returned from Dali
las and reports the State Sunday School
great meeting.
hen Marwilsky has been called to Hen
derson, Texas, on account Of the continued
serious illness Of his father.
Mrs. Ivy Monerief and children return
ed to Waco yesterday after a visit to rsla-
,ives In the Tabor community.
Don't forge, the "Tacky Skate at the
Bryan Roller Rink Friday night. All who
attend will be allowed to skate. ~
Ladies. see our new patterns in Boys
Suits for spring and summer wear o, $3.50
to $500. Wilson & Derden. VI
Invitations and admission cards have
been issued for the Ross Volunteer hop At
College Friday evening. April 5.
We sell OF rent sewing machines on
mall monthly payments. T. A. saiier-
white atNirs. b. Whites furniture store. If
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-23

ID. X. Doyle Of Houston, brother Of
Mrs. J. A. Groves, was in the city yes
serdsy visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Groves.
Philip Simon Of Dallas Is the gues, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Groginsky. and has
been spending several days in the city.
For Rens-One or two rooms TO singls
person or couple, with or without board.
For particular, address p. o. Box 702. u
Mr.. and Mss. G. C.. Calhoun were
called to Navasosa yesterday to attend the
funeral Of Mr.. Calhouns sister. Mn.
Pundt.
We sell or rent sewing machines on
small monthly payments. T. A. Sat-
eswhise ct Mn. B. Whites furniture
store ds6sf
Our ladies footwear for spring and sum-
mef are models Of beauty. fashion and NJ.
Lsdies. see them q, $3.50. $500 and $3.50.
wibon & Derden. u
Sam B. Wilson leaves tonight for 81.
Louis. Chicago and other Wholesale GEN.
tiers to make purchases for the new firm Of
Wilson & Dsrden.
For hne fresh bred and cakes Of all kinds
call At the Texas Bakery. Careful sssen-
sension to special orders. Phone 50. Mrs.
Otto Boehme. du
Mn. John NJ. Caldwell left yesterday
to visit m Franklin and Palestine, and
will attend the marriage Of her brother, d.
S. Collins. at the latter place.
Send me your orders for painting so |
may arrange date to do your work.
have force Of eigh, men and can serve
you on short nocice. w. A. Dodson. -
Manager Ed Sims and force Of assist
ants have been busy several days removing
the old telephone wires from the poles. The
work will require some time for compile
ton.
douglas" he sloe for men that has
no equal for ayle and wear. We are
showing new arrivals in high and low cuts,
all feathers a, $500. $3.50 and $500.
Wilson & Defden. VI
Judge ]. c. Scott OF Franklin and Dis
trio, Attorney ]. NJ. Ralsion of Cameron.
returned to their homes yesterday. the BUSH
ness Of the distrie, court having been con-
cluded for the week.
For Sale-A few hundred Early Jersey
Wakefield abbage plants. as long as they
last. at si.0o per hundred. Apply to II.
G. Youngblood, two miles south of
Bryan. X. r. ID. No. 4. ds'ss
The Allen Academy base ball team de-
feated the Calvert team In game at the
Academy grounds In this city Yesterday
ofsernoon by sseors Of IS -. The hg-
ur~ indicate that the visitors were out
Chased.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-23

Re ], Ordained by the City Council Of the
City or Bryans
That an election for CITY Ohcers, to-
wit: ManhaI, Secresary and three mem
beu Of the City Council. shall be held by
the qualified voters Of said City. a the
City Hall In Bryan on the first Tuesday
In April next, il being the second day Of
said month; and the presiding officer. TO-
gsihsr with such Others q he may appoint,
shall hold said election in accordance
with the City charter and Ordinances and
the State law governing elections,
Adopted BY the City Council and up
proved by the Mayor this the 9Th day Of
March, 1907. ]. Z. Butler, Mayor.
Frank Clarke. City Secretary
(dss) Bryan, TEXAS, March 8. 1907.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-23
pAsseNoERlTRAIN SCHEDULES.



Call for Pretoria Rye. SAT-
Coleman Hardy Is on the sick list this
week.
Paul Mefka was here from Benchley yes
|erday.
Marriage license, Lee Taylor and Rosa
Hearne.
Mrs. T. b. Boyeu is visiting relatives
In Ennis.
House for rent. Apply to Mrs. c. NJ.
Proctor. IS
w. v. Hsnway Of Dallas was in the city
yesterday.
Albert Morley returned from Navasota
yesterday.
DR.. ]. w. caviu. ofiee a, jenkins
Drugstore. sitf
Miss Alice Schultz left yesterday to visit
In Marlin.
Mrs. Lou Robinson Is visiting in
Hempsiead.
The best judges Of good liquor drink
Pretoria Rye. ssif
Rev. ]. b. Gleissner left yesterday to
visit Caldwell.
Sam r. Henderson returned from Allen
farm Yesterday.
w. B. Baker Ia still con fined to his
home by illness.
Miss Dollie Carr arrived yesterday from
|Hessne on wish.
Born to Mr.. and Mr. Ivan Boyeu. at
Ennis. daughter.
Constable c. L. Baker returned from
Hossson yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Christian went
20 Hsarne yesterday.
For the best OF everything in life Insult
snce zee K. @. Tabor. du
Jadge v. b. Hudson visited Milliean
yesterday afternoon.
Mis- Hezel Adams Of Ennis Is visiting
relatives In this city.
Miss Ida May White went to Milliean
yesterday for . visit.
L. NJ. Malles, Of Mesa was here on
business trip Yesterday.
John NJ. Caldwell lsft yesterday for
business trip TO Dallas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-23

We are showing many styles In Ladies
Oxfords. Ribbon Ties and Pumps in pat
ens and viei feathers ct $50, $500 ans
$3.50. Wilson & Derden. 81
"Aun, Lucindy'' and "Mn. Wigs
will be At the tscky skate At the Bryan
Roller Rink Friday Night. Don't miss
Il. Everybody invited and al who attend
will be allowed 10 skate. ~
DR.. 4. c. Conner Of Madisonville.
we'll known in this city, has been appoint
ed on the medical staff Of the Panama
canal board q a salary Of $500 per year.
II has not been learned whether he will
accept the appointment or not.
Prudence and good business judgment
suggest that you should q al times keep
your LIE and property well insured. Con-
suli Jno. B. Hines for anything in the in
surance line. ofhcs In Smith Buildingl
Phone l6l. 2lsf
The Annual Easter Sale by 81. Andrews
guild will be held At the city hall on FRI
day, March n. beginning At 2:,0 p. m.
Cake, candy lemonade. also plain and
fancy articles will be found there. and your
patronage Is solicited. 80
First Baptist church Sunday services are
announced q follows; Bible school s:l5
q. m. Public worship At II q. m; ses3
mon by the pastor on benefits Of Revi-
vah." Il. Y. p. U. $50 p. m. con-
Quoted by young ladies Of the r. w. c.
Sermon II 7.s0 p. m. on Power Of the
Gospel Song" Thirty minutes Of the
evening service will be given to song.
The new middle well a, the waserworks
plant viii probably be completed during
the coming week. !, has been sunk to a
depth Of 2o7 feet and Manager Preston in
forms the Eagle Il passes through seventy |
hve fee, Of waier-bcaring sand. Driller
BigeIow is at work making ,wenty-four
foo, strainer from six-ineh casing per-
fora,ed thickly with 5-S-inch holes and to
be covered on the outside with copper wire
gauze. Mr.. Preston says the well stood
ninety feet in water when the drilling on j,
was completed. and he believes !, will af-
ford fine water supply.
DIR. NJ. Francis, Profs. Carson, Marshall
md Burns, DR.. Mars,elar and a numbcs of
students of animal husbandry in the A. and
NJ. College attended the II. Worth Fat
Stock show. DR.. Francis read paper on
The incubation Of Imported Cattle for
Texas or Tick Fever before the veserin-
sry Association. which meets annually in
conjunction with the Cattle Raiscs' Asso-
;iation. DR.. Francis is enthusiastic ovel
he exhibition Of Fine cattle At Fl. Worth,
Il one Of the best shows Of the
lind he has ever seen. Il speaks volumes
or the development Of the cattle industry
n Teas. He reports the attendance about
vice q large as on former occasions Of
his kidd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-06
DESPERATE AFF'RAY ON FOURTH
Stabbing and Shooting at Rockford,
WASH

E. S, Nance of Freeman, desper-
ately wounded, lies in the Palace hotel
at Rockford, WASH, says the Spokes-
man Review correspondent at that
place, tonight with bullet hole
through his body; Walter Livermore
is badly cut about the shoulder, and
Peter Jensen of Fairfield, is stabbed
in both arms. one of the Marlowe
boys from Freeman, is in Jail, and
others of the crowd are at large.
Rockford had the most strenuous
Fourth in its history, citizens arminG
themselves to stop further lawless-
ness. A brother of Nance's escaped
after threatening to kill any one who
interfered Twenty-Five citizens, many
of them armed, surrounded the des-
perate man, but he fought his way
through and escaped. Two sisters of
Nance mixed in the melee. helping
| their brother to escape. One of them
grabbed the marshal and in the s.rug-
gle her face was torn and her clothing
was stripped from her waist.
The trouble began here this after
noon in the livery stable of John Quig-
| ley. The immediate cause is not
known, but is said to have started over
a disagreement as to a livery bill. The
Nance boys and the Marlowe boys
had team in the barn. The trouble
began by Livermore knocking one
of the gang down, say witnesses.
Then a knife flashed out and Liver
more was stabbed in the shoulder.
A serious wound was made about the
shoulder. A serious wound was made
about the shoulder extending around
in front to the nipple.
Then Peter Jensen of Fairfield, took
hand. He thought that Livermore
was getting too badly used up, and
tried to assist the latter. Again the
knife came into play and Jensen was
badly stabbed in both arms. A gem
eral fist fight followed and blood was
strewn all over the barn.
| AS soon as the officers got wind of
| the affair they rushed to the scene.
Marshal Machette deputized Lou
Rider to help him arrest the men.
Rider found the crowd near the depot
and attempted to arrest them. When
ordered to halt they refused to do so,
and were trying to make their escape
| when Rider drew his revolver and
shot. The bullet struck E. s. Nance
in the back, passing through the body
and came out in front. The abdo-
men was fr'ghtfully torn and there
was heavy loss of blood.