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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-06-22
NOTICE OF SALE ON EXECUTION.

IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE OF NE
VADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF NYE.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
REDS DEFEAT BOSTON TWICE.
READY FOR CUP RACE.
Canadian Challenger Reaches Roch-
ester to Meet Yankee Defender.

The sloop yacht Adele. the Royal Canadian Yacht
Clubs challenger for the Canada's Cur-sc called
because II first by the yacht Canada IN
1885, from the Vencedor. of Chicago-and the Seneca
the defender of the cup, representing the Roches-
ter Yacht Club are nearly ready for the intsrna-
tonal races, which begin on Saturday, for the pos
session of the trophy. There is every reason 10 he
lieve that the thousands who have already engaged
passage the steamers Sea Breeze of Buffalo.
the Algona and the Titania. of Rochester and
others Will witness the closest and most interest
ing races yet sailed for the Canadas Gun for the
Adele is unquestonably the fastest boat the Cana
dams have built
The Adele. which arrived from Toronto on Mon
day morning, in charge of her skipper. IFniIius
Jarvis. put the ways that day. and on
Thursday the American yacht Seneca which is IN
be sailed by Addison G. Hanan, of New York will
be hauled She is TO have her hull put in prime
condition for the contests which will be the best
three out of five sailed off Charlotte. N Y
The Judges will be Oliver E. Cromwell, of the New
York Yacht Club, and E H. Ambrose, OF the ROYAL
Hamilton Yacht Club. Addison Hanan arrived from?
New York on Monday and is trying the Seneca
out on her final spins.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
4 NOVEL AUTO CONIEbI.
EnoTsh Club Tests Dust R@'s'"g
Qualities Of Many Cars.

recent issue Of The Field Of Lomoon PtlS
n 'F. 81 2 novel contest for autohio~nl, ~
al account "a -, .. dust test The Royal Autoiro-
@1hns & If England held the trials at the for te
,s rack where down grade W. a.ined in an
iahos IN, s. the dust being malntalheo III a a"
'esufg zinc lime dust. which is extremely no
.testla at all times, was USED 49,, .,a.iyo ouar-
li.ta'' 80 5,dres to determine the reiatlEe - -,
theIf " 1a;ee5 nv the fifty more cars 'uaI
y o. GuS but the nal decision was not all ao~ea wee
- esf on the imperfect Observation - Achanicai
70 res | - v,n at three speeds a n1ecI
The car - baing used 10 obtain uniformity. anu anu
] skeR Of TSSh atosraphs sra m together
q ceT'al" 80 taken at the track by the JUDGES
with 5g me viii be made The judges VIII max .as
mi, decisions separately asSemDfhg yer1arts re that
and 80 the cars raised almost no dust. lIle
{n ro,b being caused by the wheels Is afe e ehasts
that ltI.e - ben the machines stood stlh over d.
n5ra If duef.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
RESuITS o. GAMES YESTERDA
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Perfect fielding and q punching Of hits gave the
Chicago White Sox easy victory ove~ the
Yankees at American League Park yesterday by
q score Of 5 10 . Although the only two-bagger
and three Of the five three-base hits made in the
game were sent out by the Yankees. quick, sharp
fielding the part OF the White SoX kept the
Yankees from getting more than two men across
the plate. The fielding OF the Yankees was poor.
especially the work OF Laporte. who made two OF
the four errors charged against the home team.
Moore started in to do the pitching for the
Yankees. had poor control and was taken out Of
the box at the end of the seventh inning. Ches-
bro. who was sent in TO take his place was hit
freely. In the second inning the White Sox took
the lead through Moore's generosity. He gave
three bases on balls which, combined with a stolen
base. single and out. brought in two runs for
the visitors Il looked II the Yankees were GO
ing TO make a good count in their half ~ this
inning when Williams started II with three bag
ger Conroy then sent out Il nice drive, but Smith
-Ieverlv stopped Il. Williams got in on A passed
ball but the inning ended without further scoring
With Moore out N the second inning. Hoffman
made 1hree-base hit. but caught at the plate
on Keeler's bouncing hit. Moriarty then drove out
q tvvo-ha gger. allowing Keeler 10 cross the plate
with the second for the Yankees which tied
the score and turned out 10 be the last run made
hv the Yankees. \ triple by Dougherty, and
Robes long fly in the fourth inning gave the White
Sox their third run and won the game. The score
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MARATHON SWIM ON SUNDAY.

The thirteen mile Marathon swim of the Ameri-
~ I,fe Saving Society TO be held on Sunday
80 ..a ausr,ces of the Amateur Athletic Union
o,,sos IN be the best OF its kind Over twenty
ar.-tes have already been received and every mail
hr;s ;nouires from prospective starters. In order
- 1Io,, these late applicants to compete the COM
rn,ttae in charge has decided TO accept all entries
,.,.o on or before Friday evening. They should
a. a. o5spessed TO L. de r. Handley, chairman swim
ming committee American Life Saving Society,"
-r-thnne building, New York City.
r1ha rsce will be started Sunday morning at $50
sham from the public bath at the Battery. where
aa,r1,rnodation will be provided for the contest
80 - gat into their swimming suits. Each swim
rner win have TO provide himself with two cornpan-
80, - act as his escort in a rowboat- A launch
lii also accompany the swimmers, serving as
.sa~aa committee and hospital boat On board X
,T1 ~, ,ha society's medical adviser ready to take
80 ~ competitors in case OF emergency The
- 80 the race will be in front of Seeiys Hotel
So1ay island Handsome gold, silver ana bronze
aaoie vriu be presented to first second and third
~ or 70 the ones covering most ground. should
70 one finish. There will also be sultanle souVe-
Mrs for ali who cover FIVE or more miles
All entrants must be registered members OF the
Amateur Athletic ufion-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
PLAY GOLF IN STORH.
Biz Field Starts for Western Title
an Fiftg-Mie Gale.

Chicago. Aug s-With ffty-nnile gale wnistllns
over the course occasionally driving before II to'-
rents of rain eightythree golfers started play over
the Chicago Golf Club links to-day in the thir'y-
t, bol. c,1alifvfng round for the Western amateur
golf championship. The high scores showed tHe
effects OF the gale and rain. A score OF 81 ",lS
good enough TO qualify, and the lowest score lol
the day was 15o, the present title nolder. = K
So. " TfoVIand. tr of skokie. and Ken
,s,b Edwards of Midlothian tieing at that figure
SAVERS A. made in the morning. the last SIX
holes through the gale was the best score OF l-,e
dav for eighteen holes. and was reIllarkao+e s'iA
under the conditions that prevailed
The first round OF match play to-Inorro" VIII VIII -
AZ +birty-s!x holes The succeeding rounds Viii De
eighteen holes play until the nnais on 90
qualified for the championship Play:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
CH4NGE 1T WISCONSIN.
Faculty Said to Hare Quit Repres-
sire Tactics To7card 4thIetlcs.
"a T4leerspt 20 T71e Trihune J

Milwaukee. Aug 6.-The faculty ~ the hN-'
fty of Wisconsin seerns 20 have changed is r1inn
y regard the athletic situation Al the baoSeI
ooiege. and Il IS doubtful n the t1ouhie mace ia
ear oreT the purifcstion OF college athi+tlSS vi"
hear n1orc fruit than has already been piuckNd-
AcTd comes from Madison that the men VINO AZ
= mnch practically - put the cardinat uHls
my on The athletic map Of the country nave ian
chanse .f tes-t and fhst n the future athletes
III te left - shift fer themselves. proFldeo ilsN
eeep within The rules and regulations lald doWfl
~ fhsIr scholastic work Sine tho inception OF
ne -esorm idea ~ Wisconsin tic sdea - pu-l,ic
- y col@Ee athletics <orctbly urged oy ft"-
>sor Frederick J Turner. II has beeH tn l'Siics
:. Ese faculty 20 d. al in its power - make q
--.ie ~ possible ct tie intercollegiate games
-. -. roF the Welcome news IS sc-ead brosf;ces'
sihl@ta3 sEd especially football r1@n, VINO 10
+a conHfticrs fn their work for tne last seffe--
vi - allowed - write flcn or before tnes
s~E season begins What Is 70 Re done r
sHnouuoed
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
iSONON1 GIRL GAME.
Sares Her Distance at Buffalo after
Bad Break at Start.

buffalo Aug. 6-Sonoma Girl. the unbeaten Cali
fornia mare and winner OF the NJ and NJ Stakes.
won n sensational race in the rich Empire State
stakes Of $4,000 at KenilwOrth Park to-day. After
t,ir, av,av nicely In the first heat the mare broke
a+ the quarter and before she resained her feet
the field was far away. The game mare went after
tho leaders but just managed 10 get inside the
distance flag finishing last Despite the bad race
she vas held favorite in the second heat. winning
handily in 20IS+.
In the third heat Sonora Girl broke at tho quar-
tor and crashed into the fence, throwing her owner
and driver. J. y. Springer. who escaped injury.
WITH this shattered suky at her feet the mare ran
WAY nearly a mile. After investigating the accl-
dent the judges placed her sixth giving her a
chance In the next heat. The accident did NOT hurt
sonon1a Girl. and with little urging she won the
fourth and deciding heat
Ed C;eers the veteran driver, handing John A.
,o+ into a TnIx-up while scoring for the third heat
The old man was thrown from his suIky' out re
covered winning the third and fourth meats ana
the race. The 2:10 pace was captured Dy Alleen
Wilson. The summary follows:
PAC1N+2O7 CLASs-THE BRoEZEL HOTEL STAKE
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
TBv TELEGRAPH to The Tribune. I

Chicago. Aug 6-Taylor's wild throw in the sec
ond inning of to-days game the last of the series
between the Cubs and the New York Giants. proved
disastrous to the visitors. for it allowed Tinker
and Evers. who had singled, to cross the plate and
70 o.
The game was interesting from beginning 70 end
and pitchers battle between Taylor, for the
Giants. and Three Fingered Brown, for the Cubs
with the balance in favor OF the latter. The home
played perfect fielding game, while two er-
charged against the Giants. Taylors bad
throw being Strang who covered centre field
for the Giants. put out Of the game for dis
putting decision by Klein, and Shay was sent in
take his place
Some decisions by KLEIN aroused the dspleasure
OF the fans. McGaun. who had HIS ankle sprained
yesterday, was unable 70 play to-day. and Bower
sent IN to cover first base The score
70
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
,,.o FAILURES TO SWIM CHANNEL

Oover. Aug 6-Jabez Wolne. the amateur
swimmer, who had already mace Iour u'iSuc-
cessfuI attempts 10 swim the BRUSH Chaiiliel'
was again deprived Of victory py az an auE 80
So, tho south Foreland getting within three
,,,arters of a mile of Cape Blanc France IN
U. NC a9 onabalf hours when the turn of the
tids and an adverse wind carried MIN away
fron the land and forced him 10 -el-hqu'Sn MS
n T1eaton. of Liverpool, yesterday also at
.o-,,,tad 70 swim, the Channel. but gave up when
% 80 o,a-baIf miles from the French coast
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
p111JARD TOURNAMENT AT SARATOGA
fPv Telegraph to The Tribune

Saratoga y. Y, Aug 6--Ihe saSeIy a. 'ne sP'-
l., a,grpented this season by billiard tournament
- racob Schaefer champion Of the world at
tbs eigbteen-inch balk line game: George sutton
u.ro is also entitled TO a similar title Ora Morn
t,s+ar Edward Mclaughlin and Charles cutter
The Young expert from Boston ,- n.
- r,ant is being held in the parlors or
.bs I-nited states Hotel. and the games to-nlSht
to,,gbt together Sutton and MornlngStar- bot'
these knights of the cue ana clcAIns ~ ~ 80. 5
,i- ,s.sJs forr, and amid the festival surround
t-s n1aved with their usual brilliancy Each won
San,e sutton the tirst. 200-15o and AIorIllnsstd!
q q, 3 a,,rd o0O-11T This is the first time tnat
Issa has had an opportunity 70 see this prlli-
,ant aErav OF players of the features OF me me
ga,, season The tournament VIII continue Ioi
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
YANKEE CRICKETERS YIN.
Reot Canada at Toronto By Good
MARGIN in Lo7c Scoring Game.

-.o or, Aug SIN the International
- ~, match between the gentlemen Of Philadel-
,hta srd Canada here to-day the visitors won by
eighty runs. In the second innings Ihe ny ~
80. "a Ice, three Wickets overnight for the
ton r1ns and at the opening Of play this morn
trr Two more wckets went down without any IN
crease In the score =. 49, -o-
A. This period. however. Bohlen came 10 the res res
cno scoring 81 and with the aid or Sayen t"a''
yatteriein 90 and Patton O2). the score WIS WIS car
- "a I4n leaving the Canadians with II runs
needed 10 win. The home team however sue
rncdcd IN compiling only lf7. thus leaving te Wis
itors winners with the margin OF eleH'S'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
o,pswEN GATHER AT PHILADELPHIA

t,.yIadelrbia August s-Oarsu1en from wide
=, atwerent points have already arrived here for
tbe annual regatta of the National Association OF
amateur Oarsmeh, which VIII De neld On @ the
= = ,.t,1 r3i,,er on Friday and Saturday. Among
,hoee here are WaldeTnar Sands. sculler from
1serlin. Germany; J. N. Gleason jr. and James J.
80, 81 the Mound CITY Rowing Club St Louis
nd daleg9ton from Halifax N s Their sneis Us
are housed al the clubhouses OF the echuyihl's
May.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
TRorrlne BEGINS AT PARKWAY TRACK

The annual meeting of the Parkway Driving
club Brooklyn. opened yesterday afternoon in
spite of a heavy track and threatening weather
The attendance was large and speculation brisk
For the 2:T pace Black Patchen sold even
money against the field. but was beaten by the
second choice. King Brino. Nine met in the 2:39
trot for which Lake Elect the choice, but he
-aa navsr prominent Crown Prince won easily.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
FOR JAMESTOWN MOTOR BOAT RACES

Norfolk Va Aug 6.-As the result OF a confer
ancs Yesterday between Charles 2. Tower, Ansal
CoIa ard II s Gambel. Of New York. and Direc-
tor sexton. Of the department OF special events.
final details have been arranged for the yacht and
motor boat races at the jamestown exposition N
ssDtennber' Eight yachts. IL IS announced. VIII
enter the King Edward Cup race.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
prucEoT CAR WINS PRESS CUP.

rts,arx France Aug. S-Renaud. driving
peTgeot automobile, the Press Cup. distance
ga9 Kilometres here to-day IN hours 3 minutes
- se,ords NJ Vfnout in a Westinghouse, was
second in hours So minutes s. seconds The con-
6ttfons were 10 Ntres of fuel for each 100 kiio-
metres all the cars TO carry four passengers
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
BROOKLYN SPLITS WITH PIRATES.

Try Telegraph 70 The ITibune-l
Pfttsburg. Aug. 6--srookIyn. by breaking even
In q double header with -fittsburE here to-day
While Cincinnati won both games Of "A double
header with Boston, dropped TO sixth place IN the
championship Brooklyn won the first game
by a score OF TO / while the second went to
the Pirates by score OF 10 o. The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

=. e..-.-,,ss- Syracuse. !: wrkeg-Barre. O..
q Troy-Troy, z: Utica, l ,. -,
q. nrbaIrtoT,-Scranton- =; BnsnaHlloh' l.
4. Aibsny-Albany, 3. A. ]. and c. D.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

s-ho-7as hated for Chesbro ia ninth inning
Chicago ...........-....... o q ! o-s
York y ! ! y ' W
-. ..a "a. NTorla-5fy Three-hHse h'tS-nouEherty,
Hahn Hoffman. Williams Conroy EiitsT Moore n
frrl-rs. o4f C~hesbro. ! . innings Sacrhce hltF
Trnes smith. left bases-Eficago = Neg 4oTH' y
E-Sh first base on errors-Chicago /. Struck out
az Moore / hv Smith > Passed pall-5llllVs9; "ld
r;.-E- More ~. Tirne-2O7. UInpire-O' Loughlin
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

sRatted for Gibson f. ninth inning fRated Phil
ppe ninth inning.
Brooklyn n o O ! q = . %
t-..-..-.- . - o l o o o
Two-base hits-Alperrnan, Tdnlev MaIoney. Mcintyre
Sacrifice Ahhat!cch7 Nealon 2l Alperrnan Double
plsys-Teach and Gibson. Philippe and Neaon. Lumlev
Bergen First balls or Philippe of
Mcintyre 8 Struck Philippe. by Mcintyre.
First base errors 'tshurg .: Brooklyn. Teft
bases PtttshurF 10: Brooklyn. : Time Of game.
/ 80 CTnpire-Riger-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
r.crEpN LEAGUE STANDING.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS

A, T-Iizabeth-Brooklyn. 2: Elizabeth. L r,,.,,r.
=, T5ofteviIle thrst garneD-Ne%ark. - fo'e'---7'
tseCond gaTne) Newark, :; PottsElI@.
a. .lienrogn-Al Allentown n Eastorl =
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Pe+tlnr

sIA-l ParF,-For rneiders thrNe yf'arr % HI1
usrG. $500 ssSeS. six fUrionEs- start fair Non
easily Trse I.13ss- Winner. bf- Z. by ClHofo-
MAJ. rv--e- : Sanford. -,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
,S4wsrk at Jersey City.
Toronto a Buffalo
Montreal at Rochester.
Providence Baltimore
pesIurs OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Toronto IL; Rochester. O. on.,o net rar,e rsin)
Montreal. 8; Buffalo. o '%d eafhe''
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
RESULTS OF GAMES YES

Chicago, 2: York O.
Brooklyn. 3; PittsburC 1 first gamel.
PittsburG. s: Brooklyn o (seCond game).
Cincinnati ! Boston. 5 first gsnie).
Cincinnati. 2: Boston. 1 (second game
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
CUBS BLANK THE GIANTS.
Taylor's TViId Thro7C Lets In Only
Runs of Close Final Game.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York Pittsburg.
Brooklyn Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
PHILADELPHIA. :. CLEVELAND. =

A, Philadelphia- 70 q
Tnadel lThia a n q q .
Yse.t4rtes-Ph!adelph!a DyEert and Powers 1IeVeand
C7arxson and Clark. JmTires- -7'al'Id anu 1i-i'''
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

-Ratted for TAYLOR N the ninth inning
Chicago = q o q . q q II
New York ....... ......... - o o . o o %
Sacrifice hit-Sheokard % Tinker stolen bases
StefnfeIdt Double play-KIirE Evers
bases-Chicazo O. New York, ! Bases halls-Iirown.
J. Taylor. . First base eTrnrE-rhi~aEo , HIT by
pcher-stranE Struck Brown D. Taylor. / Time.
30 Jrnpiges-Ensli" and KLEIN.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
UHTTE SOX WIN AGAIN.
Bunch Hts for Runs and Hold Yam
KEGS on Bases by Sharp Work.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GA

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York.
Chicago Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit al Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago. s. New York
Philadelphia /: Cleveland. ?.
Louis. ;; Boston, I.
Detroit Washington traln).
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
ST LOUIS. &. BOSTON. l.

At Boston r n q n o-5 2
81 Louis. .--..--.-----4 y a a a 0-I I /
...-tes 3. Louis Howell and Spencer; Boston
c1aza Morgan and Shaw umpire
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
SECOND GAME

TUo-hass hit-Alperman. Three-base hits-Clarke 2
Ahbaticchio Sacrifice htSheehan base on balls
or Willis l; OF Bell struck out-By willis 2: by
Bell 3 Passed hall-Ritter- Left on bases-Pittsburg
!, brooklyn. =. Time -2S Tmpire-Rieler.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

\ hssse,'ail. = To-day. p. m-Ameriean Leegue Park
@-ai-s-ieSzs 4. Louis
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

FIFTH RACE -r5s-4fcap. for -year-olds and "
zs-d 500 sssed one mile. start good. Won easily
TINE .2az5 Winner. h ~ Csreeran-De egereTate
oHnsr. sullivan. r,..,-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Racing Tennis Golf Baseball ~ Autornobing
FRANK ". LELAND.

W.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
RettinF

FOJ-ETlE FACE-TFIE MOHAWK STAKES seiiing- ~
-A-e~-vesralds. mile ard an eighth start Eoo1
Ven driving. Time. 1-52zs Ninc@r h e. nN Macy
Tee ~ Tee Cwuer C. ?. Durne-E
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

-ar5. *-ne added. one mile. start good Won crl'-
---.a ~ Winner b. c.. by Golden Garter
-Ea-sza-- owner. = Nonahan.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
SARATOGA SUMMARIES

? AcT-Tcr two -Cl6s. 500 added I've ara
hsf fu-iongs- start good Won easily IiIne
T-n-- Wi-aer Oh r.. by Peep @ Day iirflIeeF-
C-z-s-. N-HrssJ5e stable --..t-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

THIRD gsrF-Trr maiden 6llisE two Years 0cs SE''
sssas 90 a-5 2 half fu-lougs Start good Won
szs,r- -i--e. 1.0T- Winner. hr I. by IarTorleE
e+-fs- ---e Light Owner. Newcastle stable
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

,,rsus 4efeated r 9 Grqbhe; o. -, -
y,-,rI OF birmingham. IN the play-of oi tne '7
o. thirtY-second place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-01
WHERE EXPERIENCE FAILED
Couple Doesn't Get Along Well iii
Spite of Each Having Had Five
Partners

ElwOod, Ind, May 21.-Emily Webb
had her husband Jesse arrested for
wife desertiOn and when called upon
to testify, stated that she was "a years
old, and that Webb was her fifth huS-
band, all the others having died. Be-
tween sobs she stated to the court that
she loved her husband and was willing
to live with him, if he would stop
drinking.
The aged husband, who is rs years
old, took the witness chair and be-
tween Sobs told the judge that Emily
was his fifth wife, and while the 9th.
ers were satisfactory, he loved the last
one best of ALL Here the court stopped
the proceedings and told the man to
go home with his wife. The Cd couple
smiled between tears, and went out
into the world seemingly as well con-
tented as two lovers who had seen
only sixteen summers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-01
An Endorsement.

Many years ago there was consider
able malaria in Harrisburg, Pa, which
was attributed to the waters of the
Susquehanna river, which was then
the source of the city supply. One
Of the members of the legislature for
that year, upon his return to his con-
stituents, was interviewed concerning
the plague. He soon settled the
question. upon my soul, gentlemen"
he declared, "the report of the foul
ness of the water was SANDER on
the city of Harrisburg. | absolutely
know the water to be perfectly health
full, for during the session 1 drank the
water on two different occasions, and
l never experienced any i'll effect
whatever"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-01
Precocious Children.

In the world of music we find many
instances Of boys giving an early
Handel and Mozart each showed a
liking for music when young in years,
and soon made their mark. Handel
began composing a church service for
voices and instruments when only
nine years old, and before he was
Is he had composed three operas
Mozart began the piano at three, and
at seven he taught himself the violin
At nine years of age he visited Eng
land, and on his departure he gave a
farewell concert, of which ali the
symphonies were composed by him
self
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-01
HARD TOWN TO WAKE
Wills 1t Sleeps, All but the Watch
man, the POstOf.ice Is Blown
tn Film lRpS

Midland, Mich, May 21.-The safe
IN the pOstoffice was demolished by
robbers, who secured $1,000 in money
and stamps. The deed was done 50
quietly, Notwithstanding the amount OF
damage, that no one had an inkliug
of the robbery until Lynn, son o.
Postmaster Northway, WEI to the Of
flee in the morning. Northway says
he found the front door unfastenel
and large hole III the window.
The interior of the pOstOffice was
strewn with debris, the furnishings be-
ing badly wrecked and the door OF
the safe bIOwn across the room. The
clock had stopped at / 40. The night
Waterman says that She was on his
beat, but that heneither heard nor saw
anything suspicious. Several residents
say that they heard a mutfied explo,
sion, but it was not loud enough to
disturb them. The booty the robbers
carried away consisted of $500 in
stamps and 500 in cash
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-01
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY
Young Men Who Caused the Death OF
Lola Nance Have Their Pre-
Iiminary Trial.

T[ilIsborO. H., May 21.-The preIim-
mary trial Of Taylor Phipps. Byron ID.
Davis, William Sharp, Oran X Allen
and Cullen Allen, charged with causing
the death of Miss Lola E. Nance, tha
1S-year-Old daughter Of John H. NanC g,
was held here before Justice Charts
w. Grassell. At the close all the de.
PENDANTS were held under bond 10
await the action of the grand jury in
November.
William H. Haywood, section foe
man on the Clover Leaf railroad, test
fed that Sharp, who was a bridge
Waterman. requested leave of absence
one night to go to school bouse near
East Fork church He also said Sharp
told him Oran X. Allen was in trouble
and wanted his help. The attorneys
for the state say that at this school
house an operation was performed up
on Miss Nance by Sharp, from the ef-
fectS of which she died