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The evening world., 1892-01-28

\ South Dakota divorce has just been
Endorsed by Brooklyn court. Divorces
obtained in that enterprising Western
s ate may he valid, but it's certain that
they are getting mono;onous. Where is
the talk, lately 80 loudly emphatic, that
the laxncss of the marriage -dissolying
laws out there was to lie remedied?
The evening world., 1892-01-28

The twenty.nfh annual entertainment and
reception OF the Nonpareii Rowing club Will
take place this evening at the Central Opera
House (rurn Nercin HaiD siSty-seyenth
street near Third avenue, Well know profess
formancc previous to the dancing.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Deputy Mckay hnawers Delegate

Deputy Factory Inspector George 4. Nc.
Kay at;urAs certain statements made by
Deirgalc Nchihal6, or the Central Labor
uuiun. aS 10 the Factory Departments re-
SpunklDiitl Tor alleged Immortality Among
eust-Sldr factory girls.
Mr.. MrksN states that the Department has
no jurisdiction IN regard 10 tnu oyercruwdinn
III WORK shops, and denies that hr ever failed
to iuakc publ, the evils uf the " sweating
~
The evening world., 1892-01-28
a Diecrimin atlng Dog.

TFrORI NfTss' Il NmWh'' Good N1Ni,
Miss Beauti-Fido IL Just the funniest dog
when ! sing he wa.S his tan; but when !
play the piano he sits riGh, up on his launches
aud hOwlS.
liyal Belle-well. think myself you sing
rather better than you play.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

II will be great accomplishment in
deed to mike the Museum of Art free to
the public on every one of the seven DAYS
OF the week. That is the object sought
in the bill passed by the Assembly yes
terdAy authorizing q further appropria-
tion Of $4,000 for the institution by the
city.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Another Keg Should Be Forthcoming.


According 10 tine Washington deSpatchc,
Andtcw tarncgi" was sornd!y ,nuDbcd nv
the President The other ouy. THAT is what
Sir carnegie gets for th!Dklng tha' unc small
kc, or scotch whiSkcy Will last forever.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Photographic Painter,

IRON NE NsH fork Weekly
Photographer-That is certainly a good pie
ture for an amateur; very good. How did
you manage to get such a pleasant expression
on the gentleman's facey
Amateur-i told him | wasn't going TO
charge anything.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Not Often.

secretary OF the Navy-l shall go over to
New YORK in the morning.
Assistant-on one OF the naval vessels?
secretary Of the Nnvy-Did you ever hear OF
doctor taking his own medicine?
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Severe Punishment.

from Street 4 Smith'. Good Seus.l
First Boy-Do they whip at your school 2
Second Race-No wish they did.
First Boy-what do they do:
Second Race keep you In NJ recess
The evening world., 1892-01-28
A Successful Show.

Iron Nsu York Wsskiy.l
First Circus Man-How do you manage to
NIL your show with only six performers:
posters
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Ni> rcnwpei John, | wish you would
dress better.
penwIper 1t takes AL the money can rake
anu scrape to pay for your clothes
MIS-. PenTlpcr-lt's too tad! I'm actually
ash9mcd To walk out with yuu.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
VACRANT VERSE 5.
At the Gate.

AV C'IS IUtt.
The, stood toEe'hrt 81 the gate,
The night Was dAIk and chill and sweet
Like voice Of unrel~ntiug tate,
She hea ri the wind sweep down the street,
And nearer still n deeper tone
That breathed for her and her alone
lie leaned upon the upper rail
And, with the courage given - men,
Slowly and firmly told his tale
While the poor Eirl wns wondering when
ll-r w-srIcd ears he cease to bore
Tia, tir"some intu who lived rctt door.
JIy.I
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Philadelphia's Policeman STRAUSS has
distinguished himself by. the heroic say
The evening world., 1892-01-28

III" first thins is to promptly accept
Chili's most friendly AMI conciliaiorY re-.
ply tu the demand OF the United States.
lie next is to relieve the ChiIian' Of tue
presence Of MINISTER EGAN at the earlieS,
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Double Demand for Footwear.

lTsDm J,s,,..l
1lMr>. Hcrlmp-j0hnny needs new pair OF
Shoes, 'liaS,
Mr. Scrimp-Go0d gracious! one would
think that that boy was n Quadruped
The evening world., 1892-01-28

The members ut ID" children's League ol
kiudneSs, which founded and now supports
cots In III" chIldrrn's hospitals iu Dublin,
s-ht. on christmas eve. presents u warm
clothing toys and new ,iXpcnreS 10 the little
patleht..
The evening world., 1892-01-28
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler seL
New Treatment Of Bonnet Strings
10 Arrange "a Veil Long CASH
mere skirts for Little Girls
Closets Not Arranged to
Meet WOIuan's Height.

11l-I, /, nn"N trra'm"ut " bnunti strings !,
hey are much broader. and are caught tU.
.,-'hrt below the chin with hunch"S Of cuwsllps
Ur any other Mowers WITH which the bonnet Is
.flinuIrd. tloth Is sim used i0I many VI the
clowns. The I''trd frames 20 very popular
tur evening wear are far too heavy FOR any
NOman'- head ron; aiming brains
The evening world., 1892-01-28

For large hat II Large yril is required, aud
II Is wi.e In buNing one to get f'ill yard.
lln Il ius' To the edge OF the biim IA front
and let the depth that comes over be drawn
under yu'Ii chin Ia slit, Loose folds, fastened
at the buck high up Oh The nat. Th-se folds
t.id 10 give the soft eirect desired by strings.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

ing of six boys. who we're drifting to
almost certain death Oh cake Of ice in
swift current. The III irc such men a
police force rau boas, the better for
ANY city.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Peace with honor is ours for the tax
ing. II must not be missed
The evening world., 1892-01-28

What's this: Another monitor aground
The Wyandot,e this time. Let us hope
Chill will not retract her apology when
she hears Of this.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

At the meeting OF the New YORK Baseball
clubs directors this AFTERNOON. Iuni. !.
Rogers scheme for a new Nal iOnal agree
AZ" reported as being opposed 10 the proposed
agreement.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

II looks very much now "a II Harvard and
Princeton had buried the halrhet for time
NJ least Two gaines u baseball have been
arranged between them. The chance ~ q
trl.cluD league heing formed between iule.
Harvard and lrlncri On Is "A very small one.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Got a Place, Anyhow.

Got a Place, Anyhow.
Iwonder how those sporting men
Who frequent tracks and cnIrsrs,
Derive 80 much hmusencnt when
They back their tAv'rite horses
never backed htr.e hur once,
And then wa greatly skinned, oh,
] backed HIM like a ioUiISh dunG~-
Into Atrad-smLn's window lie ti,J.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Augustus Daly'S adaptation known as "A
Night on, Is 60 be done IN the English prov
inces by n popular travelling company. This
viii be the tir>t oi the series OF DalyS German
iarceS that has been presented On the other
side hy 4 company other than his own.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Mrs. r. $. Willard, the wife Of the we'll
known actor. has returned to England owing
to III acailh. willard himself Is THIS week IN
Denver.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

The Youths Lament.
Alas in truth am iorlpin,
Ny heart is pledged aud the
Ilng IN pawn. -JU'ys
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Oflcers OF the Company.
LYMAN S. BURNHAM, President,
HUGH BOYD, Vice. President and Treasurer,


HUGH BOYD. VlCe-PtSldGlt and Treasurer,
(!SUfririug Mem iberS or the late .h,'n or Messra
JCuTHeay IL Burnhanl.)
John N. C0EKLlN, Secretary and Manager.
DIRECTORS.
LYMAN S. BURNHAM, WILLIAM A. HALL,
HUGH BOYD, ETHAN ALLEN OOTY.
JAMES THOMPSON F. A. PARSONS,
Jesse C. WOODHuLt, N. W. BkRSE,
J0HN N. CONKLiN.
Registrar of Stock.
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY.
Depositories,
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY,
NATIONAL CITY BANK.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
The Company has no Bonds and 10
without debt of any kind.

The net earnings of the Company are
divided between the Preferred and Com
mon Stock, upon the basis of 9 PER
CENT. to the former and IL PER
CENT. to the latter. and all further
profits are divided equally.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Long gathered skirts VI cashmere atr worn
to Just escape the ilt or Un giSS Of two to fvc
yepra. and have very large sleeves and round
waists Ia fiue or medium tuckS. with a corse-
let " velvet covering the waist 50 tina, only
the upper part shows Ike yoke. Dark red
and green mixed goods are m up with plas-
iron Of cardinal cashmere. Red gowns are
trimmed with black velvet acr-ssur"S tor the
Winter.
the seryant problem I, being uniquely
solved by The wife cf Sir George Humphrey
at Cambridge VINO trains little girls from
Twelve to iire.h years NJ age Tor one year Ia
her house and then sends them out to other
situations.
Ml,s Mildred Dcunison, = lady who has
iak-n an actit" part Ia lhe operations OF the
MoMNu'S Health Protective ASSOCIATION OF
this city, has originated II street cleaner
which l. said To- have nuch merit II piles
The dirt IT. a heap and rlcl, 1t up and deposit :
IT ia u rrr-ntac!e provided r"r thr purpose.
The average height Ui women is fvc feet
two inches, lui rarely does one iind a house,
iu city ur country, IA which any attention
las been paid ~ this iaci In arranging
he closets. III" hooks ~" placed tully aiN
feet IrJIl ihr nuur, and lucky fur the house
wife II II Is not more, and above Them Is
placed shell which Is prac 'lcally almost
useless. NJ woman cares TO mount u chair
Or table every time She %lSh"S TO get her Don-
uet, her shaw or her bottle OF blacklng, and
the result 1. n S'rirN Uf DuAt- standing on the
| moor, which, though haHdy, have 10 De-
, moved with every sweeping. The Ideal
| cluSt, has The cleat Oh which the hooks arc
screwed Uu the sid' and ends ut the closet
/ only four and n half ur r>e feet froin the
! moor. with the shelf only twour three Inches
above A. Besides his series of hooks u
double gr single tow uf double hooks shaped
! Like a. Inverted T, are screwed into the
! under side Ur The shell, thereby doubling the
| pupNrIIS OF the closet,
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Al The Ladies' Day entertainment OF the
Manhattan Athletic Club This afternoon the
threr-act comedy entitled "rhc PINK MASK /"
There win De athletic exhibit ions III addition
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Cincinnati has II trn-yrar.old fJrgsr iu
iai He has made an exceedingly bad
name for himself Nithou, succeeding at
all in the us, OF auothers name.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

The Sens," Is little late in inquiriT.
for full particulars with regard to thlnHs
objections 10 Mr.. BL,IG ns h MiniS',i
and what was done ahont II. Bu; The IL.
pst mo
The evening world., 1892-01-28

rhe season OF "lhe Lost Paradise at Proc
tors Theatre, VIII end In March, and that will
PAM to D close, as far as PructorS Is con-
C"rucd The organization will 90 on the road
and WHEN II comes TO New York again VIII
appear at Theatre that Is To he built iurthcr
unlNMn.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Tommy M"ihan, OF Brooklyn, Is anxious I,
spar any one between the ages OF .ightrcI
aud twrnty-Onc years for Il stake ut $500 /;
side.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

The proper enforcement oi the Ia"
passed bv the State Senate vest, rday fpl
the inspection {" buildings in Which
inachiu.re is used. may. perhaps, spare
Us smother Park place horror.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

William II. crane sang nj the star Theatre
last night. Don't bc 50 aStuniShcd about II. .
'ranc was "A member uf u comic opera cOil-
Danl once upon 4 time. II Is twelve years,
however, since he has dared to sing upon the
stage. The occasion OI the OutburSt was a
lauti ical song That he has introduced into his
comedy "fOr Mon, "
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Whatever Mayor GRANI NAV say OF the
places licensed during Mr.. Htwlrl ;
term, it is certain that the dives weie not
run openly while MIR. ilENiri Vas Mayor.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Richard Mansfield Is rehearsing his new
play. "Ten Thousania Year" H. phladel-
phla, though he Will not present II until Il"
arrives at the Garden Theatre. Miss Emma
v sheridan, who made the dramatiLation,
Will not appear In the cast. Good parts have
been assigned to W. j. Ferguson and Miss
Beatrice Cameron. Mansreld's old part Is
said to be very quaint and fun OF comedy.
The costumes, or the time OF 1870, are all
ready.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Miss Georgia Cayvan aad W. II. Crane paid
q visit to PrOctUrs Theatre yestcrda, after
noon, aud saw The Lost Paradise" for the
first time. The Wednesday matinecs are
great boon to theatrical people-and to the
atrical people only. Managers say that the
usefulness OF the Wednesday matinee, except
at the very pop,llar-price houses. - rapidly
vanishing. II mas been threatening To 90 for
long time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-18
G,vs UsLauch,ng Philosopher!

None of your snarling cynics for They
laugh not, neither DO they smile They lugu-
biious -dyspeptic. They are usually sour Of
visage pale, slight, DRY, quite gravyless mdigiG-
uas in fact, who look as if they had been al log
gcrheads with beef all their lives. The side
splitting, button bursting gni Nv that proceeds
from the individual with good dig csJion is never
heard from hem. They msgaify mole hills into
mountains, ''tritles ligh "a arr INTO greyious an
noyauc :. Show Us, On the CONTRARY, man who
faces trouble with Il smile, rGpincs not NJ small
mishaps, and II whom the fountains of mCrri-
ment a-e easily set allow. and wcwill show You a
man with digestion. U-c Hostctter's Stom Oh
Bitters TO secure this blc-s sing, and bruish the
nervousness and querulous deposition to mar.
aud find fault which attends dyspepsia. Fhcu-
matism, constipation, malaria, kidney trouble and
la grippe yield 70 the BiJters
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-18
CITY CHAT.

Go 10 the Watch Tower tomorrow.
H. l. Wheelan leaves for Chicago to
night.
Band concer; at the Watch Tower to-
morrow
Cars every Is minutes on the Tower
line tomorrow.
Fitteen-minute cars to the Watch Tow
er tomorrow.
c. b. Farmer of Dubuque is in the city
calling on friends.
NJ. E Sweeney and wife left last night
for Chicago or g short visit.
Take sn electric ride 20 the Tower to-
morrow ard emf the music.
Mass meeting of workingmen at Har,
per's theatre tomorrow night.
The choicest cuts to be had in the city
at the Elm street meat market.
Workingmen's mass meeting at Har-
pers theatre tomorrow night.
Plenty of fresh home grown strawber.
ries cheap this afternoon at Longs.
j. E. Larkin went to Oh icago thi:
morning to be present convention week
Miss Dell Stone OF the postotfice cleri-
cal force, is confined to her home By i'll
ness.
VI j McEniry went to Chicago thi.
moraing to attend the democratic con.
vention.
If you want q rich dish of ice cream o.
pure dish of fruit ice, stop at Krell &
MstLs.
Mrs James Reed OF Lincoln. Neb.. ar
rived this noon on visit to Mr.. and Mrs
T. 81 Thomas.
W. ". Stafford, formerly with the Sur
Acciden: Insurance Company, is in the
city on 4 short visit.
The season of summer concerts il
Spencer square opens next Tuesday even
ing with delightful entertainment
Eddie Dolly has been given a position
on the road by Hartz & Bannsen, i,
whose employ he has been for some time
County Treasurer Campbell has appoin-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-18
TAKEN BY TERRE HAUTE
The Twin.City Team Meets Defeat
in HOOsierdOm.
After Outplsying the Indiana Boys at
Almost Every Point They are
Unable TO Bag Their
Game-NOtes.

The home team lost yesterdays game
TO Terre Hsute, making 1t horse apiece.
Beam and Terrien was the Hautentauts,
battery, while Baxendale and Sage did
service for the locals. As usual with our
midget pitcher, three OF of the five scores
were made off HMM the first two innings.
after which he got down to work and
pushed up the kind of balls that has
fooled many good batter of the two
eyed league. They got total of five
hits off the kid" while our boys
pounded Beam safely seven times. Nc
Guirk who made the home run in the
first game, came forward with a pretty
two Dagger yesterday, which helped the
Twins out amazingly. The following is
the summary:
Terre Hautc.........2 0 o 0 o. ,
Rock Islard-Mol.ne. o 0 L ,
Batterics-Teire Haute, Beam and Terrain;
Rock Island Moline, Bsxeudale and Sage. Errors
-Terre Hautc, >; Rock Island Moline, l. Earn
ed ruu-DeTre Huutc, /. Ease hits-Terrc
Haute. 5 Rock sand Moline, :. Two.hasc hits
Hemp. !, NcGuirk l. Home rUu-Corbett, /.
Wild pitches-Baxendale, 3. Time Of game
ego
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-18
SAFE HITS.
Bully for Jacksonville

Bully for Jacksonville.
Schultz and Corcoran are the new l. l.
league umpires who succeed Suggs and
Hillery.
Jacksonville is beginning to play bet
ter ball. Guy Heeker will bring them
around all right.
McDermott, Jscksonvilies new twerler
from the eastern league seems to be CIV
ing pretty good satisfaction.
SANDY Hamilton, who was released by
Jacksonville, has been signed by Rock,
ford and is playing good ball.
McGuirk made his second home run Oh
the trip Yesterday and has also filled in
with few singles and doubles. Rich.
ard is himself again"
Home Run" Thorp of Rockford, has
jumped his contract with that team and
quit the town. He was one of the Hust
lers' timely hItters and will no doubt
make . difference in their batting.
The Quincy team is being strengthened
by managers of other teams giving play
ers TO that maLsgem ent, Joliet could
afford TO strengthen the whole team and
then not be doin2 any more than her
sha-e.
LIS Rogue, who jumped the Seattle club
to sign with Terre Haute, has been black,
listed by the management of that team.
bu. as that league is not under the ma
tiona. protection it will make no diff
ference as 20 his playing in the league.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-18
A DMTNIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate OF Simon f Fox Deceased
The unders iEucd having been appointed admin
IstTatOr with The viii annexed the estate Of Simon
Z. Fox late Of the county of Rock Island, 81 AL
Oflliinois deceased, hereby gives notice tina: n,
will appear before the county court Of Roc.
island county, at the Office OF the clerk Of sal,
court in the city Of Rock Island. at the August
term, on the first Monday in August IvAI
AT winch time all persons having claims acG-u :
said estate are notified and requested to altered
f0rthC purpose Of having the same adjusted. !.
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested :,
maze immediate payment to the UudcrsiGuca.
Dated this 9th day o. June. u. 1872
EDWARD +. FON. Administrator.
hp yyEt'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-18
EMMONS BLAINE DEAD.
The Second Son of the eX-Secretary
Expires at Chicago
Third Death in the Family of the ex-Sec-
rotary in Few Years---The
Final Summons Sudden.

CHICAGO. June 10 -Emmons Blaine,
second son of exSecretary Blaine. died
in this city about noon today from id
Elimination of the bowels. His illness
was not considered serious until yester-
day afternoon when kilograms describing
his con iition were sent to the family at
Barr Harbor. This is the third of Mr.
Blaine's children to die within few
wears
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-18
To Cleanse the System

Effectually yet gently. when costive or
bilious or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cur. habitus!
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity. without irritat-
ing or weakening them, to dispel head
aches, colds or fevers, use Syrup of Figs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-18

Every testimonial regarding Hoods
Sarsapari,ls is an honest. Impoverished
statement of what this medicine has act
uallv done.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-18
London Electric VapOrizer.
The Blind See. the Deaf Hear!
GkTARRH IMPOSSIBLE.

Cures all dis eases Of the Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat, sore, weak OF inhamcd eyes bronchitis
head throat, lungs. SHomsch or kidneys,
blindness and deafness are cured by this method
only. Physicians ar OcIlist are requested to usc
this treatment i'm MI Ch nuic aud ob-tinat, cases
Ius'rum lnr with full instructions sent to any ad-
dress for -
LONDON ELECTRIC CO, Peoria H..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
Property TransErs.

Richmond-S. T. Goddin to John e.
Langley. p feet on south side Nam
street near Morris. subject 10 deed OF
trust of S4,49S Sl.2l517.
Abraham Harris 10 Edward H. Brown
IS "a feet on east side First street be-
tween Main and Cary. S3,37S05.
James Lyons special commissioner. TO
DR.. Joseph A. White, - feet on Franklin
street northeast corner Second, $3.50
Walter s. Peyton to Frances Ann Cor
don. p II feet on north side Federal
street near Eighth. 5000.
r. b. Taylor TO Walter J. Todd, 40 feet
ON west side Second street between Byrd
and Arch. $500
+. c. Tinsley TO Fleming Goodman, II Il
feet on north side Leigh street between
Brook avenue and Gilmcr street, subject
to deed Of trust for 500. $3.50.
Henrico-William Ellyson 10 c. l.. De-
noon. 80 acres on Brook turnpike and
Hungary road. $3.50.
NJ. c. Staples TO T. J. Puryear, Y feet
on west side Dinreen street, Sl54.
Samuel T. Waddill, clerk, TO II. A. Nc
Curdy. 224 acres adjoining John Brack-
etrs in name Of j. s. Atlee, Sis estate
for taxes $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
JUST OVER THE RIVER.
NEWS GATHERED BIZ THE TINES
REPORTERS IN MANCHESTER.
Preparations for the Rig JoiIineation.
Church Items of General Interest.
Pointers About the People.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES, |
1921 HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.


The crowds are increasing every Sun
day afternoon at Leader Hall. This af-
ternoon State Secretary II. o. Williams
will address the meeting, and Mr.. r. Z.
Michaels, having returned to the city,
will also take part in the services Sun
day-school teachers are earnestly re.
quested to be present promptly at
o'clock.
Regular services will be held in Co
wardin-avenue Christian church this
morning. The Sunday-school will begin
at 9:i5. and at II o'clock the Rev S. NJ.
Cook. missionary to Africa, will preach.
At night Rev. Ira w. Kimmell Is TO
preach Everybody is welcome. The seats
are free.
Messrs. Brown and Thaxton entertained
the choir of Fifth-street Methodist church
in beautiful style Friday night.
The services In the Methodist churches
to-day will be of unsual interest. This is
the last Sunday i'm the Conference year.
The Conference meets Wednesday in
Norfolk. Va 1t is probable that Of the
Manchester ministers there will be re-
turned TO their charges here Rev. W. c.
Walden, OF Central church; Rev. Mr.. Wood
ward, Of Fifth-street church; and Rev.
F.. T. Dadmun, Of West-End church.
Preparations are making for a tremen-
dous outpOuring Of the jubilant Demo
cratic hosts of Manchester. Chesterfield
and Swansboro on Thursday evening. The
line will be started at the Leader building
at $50 Thursday afternoon. The different
committees will meet at the Leader Office
Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
Colonel Percy HAYES, of Richmond.
came TO Manchester yesterday for con-
sultation with Mr. A. J. Bradley, the
chief marshal of the Manchester contin-
gent. 4 committee from this city and
Chesterfield will meet the Richmond COM
mittee Tuesday night. The employees OF
the Richmond and Danville shops, $50 in
number. are TO be in line, and are now
making ready.
The Granite voters, who are TO be under
Messrs r. NJ. Granighan and John Rem
ME- will be 2 great feature. All stores
and dwellings upon the streets through
which the procession passes in Manches-
ter will be illuminated. All details OF
the parade will be arranged at the meet
ing of the committees Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Minerva Smith, the wife of the
late u. T.. Smith, died at her residence on
Decatur street Friday afternoon. She
was seventy-four years old.
It is hoped that the new Masonic Tenn
pie will be finished by the 1st Of Decem-
Der. and Il so a big fair will begin then
TO furnish it.
Mr. Linwood Lester. OF Chesterfield,
has been in Manchester several days.
Miss M. Agnes Clay, OF this city, played
the piano Friday evening at the concert
Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
Much praise was given her.
Chesterfield county cout meets to-mor-
row, and the circuit court of that county
meets November 18th.
Mr. j. Haskins Hobson. Of Powhatan.
was in Manchester yesterday.
Mr. Lee Wells, Of Chesterfield Court
house, was in the city yesterday.