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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-23

favorable weather the contest should
prove the most attractive ever seen in
this part Of the country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-23
JONES is sANGU1NE.
Democratic Chairman ProfessesC on.

Chicago, Dee. - Senator James Is.
Jones, chairman of the democratic ma
tional committee. is looking into party
affairs at Headquarters in this city. He
assured everybody that the prospects
for democratic success next Year We're
brighter than in 1886. He said only w.
u. Bryan would be mentioned as cam
aidate Tor president in the convention.
The senator denied the story sent from
Washington that he repudiated the sys-
tenn OF collecting money for the cam
paign fund, and had discharged Rich
ard $. Slater.
The senator also said the selection OF
Sam b. Cook for manager ef the ways
and means bureau MAS made at bis re-
quest.
chairman Jones was asked wnat he
thonellt shout Locating the convention
.ili c'llieag9. = Know Iethins about II
he ans Sgeged ard then added, nai With
3out some bitterness: The last Hine the
question WIS discussed understood
Chieagsnlid not want TO entertain such
a dlsrepatable crowd as the democrats
apparently are considered heres He re-
rnprlSad he lltlew nothing Of the plans OF
fgs tgelsi laetion to secure the con-
f. and destined TO shy anything
,,,l3
lnes pi0papis ustSs - ssie 49,
senator saia li.e ma lioiiai so.iiiiiiu-
Tee yaald meet in Washington, Feb. -
10 settle these questions
t'hAirman Jones denounced as false
the intiinatien in a New York dispatch
Ethat William J. Bryan colftenplatss
| dropping as timetable Issue and uig-
ing lhA, asisi,ti0n of a paper currency
,jl.sflx 81 tho PLATFORM Of 1870. The story
S bassil 81 the fact that Eugene N
is-ssS, a4 81 MEETING of the executive
=, ,,s,,,{.,..s n Ne democratic WAYS anG
.4,.s,,Y ! ,,,r,34r,tttee az Kings county, OF
esr@,, resolution declaring that hi
iasi q ~ can ilse s'ss r.
V 0Si'se sly uist'ie ~.
l2F = i9sipsi sss4i,s',,s t -, 49,
- = liista'' ~ =. -.
lle inference wa Sisss''i Viias liis5stt ss's'
auth9sizss: rs aetl9h.
~ = NitgHiy naalelisas y s''s s',',
4 NJ is5,s an y paeN s. sl'Sti 9
asent said Senator Jones, nat yarn
was dfttsatiess written s1y s'3itie 1tis7
laeiasia!e seGsoptFI, VIZ 80 ~
ssT b@sl gs,ss.si,.,5fe II IS scarcely
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-23

It's dangerous-sto that cough ana
avoid lung trouble. Nothing so good as
Mulls lightning Cough Cure. It's safe
for children; 25 and so cents. Guaran-
teed by all druggists. For sale by Nc
Bride s. VIII Drug Company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06


Mrs. Eva Ames and daughter OF Wal
lingford are visiting friends in town.
--Myfon Btopby AID wife came down
from R1tlAnd. Sunday, on their wheels.
The O f. Society bad iul house at
their entertainment last Friday evening,
TIE speaking and singing we're much
enjoyed.
-Bttsey Foster, seed about 35 yeass,
died at the home OF her sister. Mrs Al
bert Sireeter 10 North Dorset on Sunday.
the iuDsrsl being held on Tuesday.
The item 10 the last JOURNAL 10 re
gard to the death Of young Sseeny was
no. from your regular correspondent, who
regrets the mistakes that we're made.
-Liuyer Bstcbelder wss.in town over
Sunday snd started bright and early Mon
day morning 10 bis shirt sleeves, fully de
tefmined TO find the correct Inc bet Seep
Dorset and Peru
There was . bad bresk down in the
Freddy marble mill Friday. The box
OF the big drive was broken AID nearly
every spoke 10 the wheel smashed. Mr..
Patch OF Rutlsnd has been engaged to
make new wheel, which will take two or
three week..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06
NANGHEsTEA

Oh II. Bsbbsi, Of Sss York 10 max
ins brief vial, 10 bis psteais
Joseph wiethsm RE 81 New Pork
10 mskiss bis sani, Mu. Dr.. Wlehhsu.
. Wait
Mics L an. Way aid Miss Edith Bar
reh are Lome iton Midsisbury college
tos the yss.lion.
Herbert Massos. who ha charge Of
ths vanoa, Mnhle Cos bu,iness 10 Boz
tos. 10 ,isitiss iiieaas 10 tosn.
The E,aiaoI toll Liui. are veil
psiro1is 4. Vie elab hsvias . large nun
bet q members .5a some essck players
Charles II Hsnes.sy Of Sss York
ssd Ls.is Hsnssssy OF Yale College are
spsndiSs heir 'se.,ios With their psrslts
-Csssreau.a po.r. ssd siie Of Nor
Sb.llis srssl sHIdsy At the Eaairo1
hoss Tbsy as greatly pleased With
Nsnckss,sr
Pay sinrons 81 Dotssi, . sr,dasie
81 oar seniasiy. tooi tee fr.i prize 81
sts f.ttataE pfHs snsslirs al MiIaIs
tafy college.
Hear, W. Btovh and isEily Of PaLs
aslrAis arrived Issi vsst 10 oecapy An.
Jaass Bart0ss eot,sss An Barton slll
sperd TIE sprref 81 The sansis Heass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06

There 10 time for all things. The
time to take DsWitt's Little Early Risers
is when You are suffering from constips
ton, biliousness, sick headache, ipdises
ton or other stomach or liver troubles.
y Ii Wbipple, Manchester Centre; A II
Psttibone. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06
ANNOUNCEMENT,

To sccomm odste those WHO srs psriis
10 the use Of slonizr 10 applying liquids
into the ps.sl passages fer cstsrrhsl
troubles. the proprie,ots prepare Cream
Balm 10 liquid form. which will be knowu
- Ely's Liquid Cream BALM. Price
Including The sprs,ing tabe Is 10 eta
Druggists or by mail. TIE liquid ioru
embodiss The medicinal properties Of the
solid preparation. Cream Balm is quick
~ absorbed by the membrane snd does
no. dry up The seorelions bu, changes 10 =
nstarsi and healthy character. Ely Broth
sts, Ge Warren Street, n, y,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06

W. NJ. O.ll.shtr. o. lrf.H, IL. "J'.
For forty year. hsvs tiled 'nious consh
ntdielEa. oss Misu,e Consh Care i
beet q all II relieves insisStly snd
cure, Ill throat snd lnhg Fosbles II
xhippls. Manchester Csulrt; A. II. ftsii
bose, Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06

Kodsl Dyspeplis Cure completely di
ges,s food within the stomach and mites
tines snd renders oil ci sses Of food osps
bic OF being sssimilsted and converted
into strength giving and tissue building
substances. J II WhippIe Manchester
Centre; A Il Pc tibope, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06

Mr.. ,sa Ma Aps'iE = While ra'Err
"a isss vssi tea ihsr .e5eirs rip. hsi
ttn.iSsa eAil a.y o. ivs sEs len iar
Z tktsf isisrs teus 10 noslos.
= Ths Ron,ss hlaipbsff hoeisiy al
slrts nns.n.it 10 NE rsrlor 81 ist Goa
stss.,Ios,l church Esi, vstt ssssf iss
alfection 81 Mr.. u Sherman ieshr
Pslle seiics given lsist
-Nsit sandsy o. The CoSsfess.ioasl
sLstsb Ne, M. szsrt viii preseh 90
TIE lc,lsibls God and tie fiahls
Chrisi. 10 the s,ssits be viii eonntsee
> series Of ssruops 90 Hard ssyiess 20
tho 6ospels
-Gsa,ss II. CsnpbelI spd isnly Of
Baltimore ere visiting ks sisisf, Mfs.
Ja5ss nussos Mr.. Csmpbsii has ~
eenuy besp sivsnned 10 Ito responsible
pssttloa ot As,i.isot Superintendent OF
Tie Baltimore a ohio railroad,
-Lut seet DR. h0attop 81 Troy assisi
81 BY Dr. Hsmtu-.y, Troll .pd ClsmoSs
Of this place sui Dr.. LAddle Of Dont. re
uovel isrss generous louof from Mts.
ssbsrisl Tosslsy, The openIios ."
very sueoss. al and The paiissi 10 mskios
sood pfosrsss towards recovery.
The Green Mountsiu Coll A,soes'iou
b.. bseI formed which ioeludes the Equi
uoI Cluh Of this place. the Mt As,bony
Club Of BsBuisston Centre and The Iseoe
10 Clab Of willi.ustosn. All the clnbs
have .roes players snd Interesting con
tcs,s are anticipated. o. Mondsy the
EIuiptr ciub played the MI Anthony a.
Bee uiu stou, the latter Winning In close
score.
III our moruius train from Troy
should iesye that city Of 3 sm or connect
., fIoosick jane ion With the 10 N train
IRON Troy i, would bring the n. Y morning
papers aud slso bring The stesu boat rss
seueers which often niss connections
when The boat is late. Tti. ebsbge, II
would seem. would b. peht The road as
veil ss Manchester and other towns on
the lice,
THE Foutth" psssei 81 sith The
usual enthusiasm displayed by he yonns
people There xss ball game between
the RauinoI vsiter. aud picked pine,
shich resulted 10 tie Brown oil Pbils
delphis, The pitcher OF the Pepsylysnis
Varsity pine 10 Speeding the summer
here, but be Was not allowed to pitch 10
this game. la The evening there was
creditsble display OF fireworks 10 front OF
the Equinox House.
About 8 o'clock Sunday morDioa q
large hay stack standing only lev ieet
from the barn OF Henry =. Walker was
discovered to be on fire. The neiahbors
we're i'm IN edistely summoned and a man
sent to he village for help. The small
engine was at once sent down and did
good service, and later the large engine
vas sen. down aud 1900 feet OF hose s,rnng
to . larger vster supply. bu, it was not
needed, rs the small engine aud bucket
brigade kept .he fire from the btrn. 1t
vas forlunst that the wind WAS favorable
and that The barn WAS covered with slate.
Az it was it wss narrow escape. II is
supposed that the Gre originated by .
lighted match being csreIessly thrown
among the straw 10 the yard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06
BENNINGTON COUNTY COURT,

June Term.
Hos. LoyELaND MossoS, Presiding Judge.
Hon. HrsGY 3 Buar Associate
hos. DANIKL T. B.rEs Judges.
HARRY j. Cu,nAAs. Clerk.
hEshf .. WILLsoS. Sheriff.
EDWARD L. Bsrr'. States Attorney.
ChAhLks y. CHAE. Reporter
Court sdionrned from Saturday until to
day When the Gaze OF Reed Va. Torey was
sssiu taken up and IL will take the balance
OF tbs week. II hiss already taken two
veehs. very large numhr OF witnesses
being used on both sides. Mach OF the
testimony 10 col dieting on some Of the es
seutisl poiuts Ia the cast bat II 10 being
thoroughly contested. Inch by inch.
Three or four surveyors bsvs been em
pioysd saj chip, lsksn from old marked
tree. snI broash, into court to show the
age OF the m,rt', II IL really an int .est
los c.se but &c Ions drawn GU, that 1t hss
become uresoms snd se presume the jury
msn rather be boina corn. As 10 most
cssss al dlspuied nonntsin lines II wouId
have been belt Tor 9th parties to have
left !, on, % dislhtsresiei parties, and
sueh 90 agreement wss made 10 this case
bot II tell through Tor some reason,
Tha 10 the lat civil iary case. bat there
nsy may be one or tso criminsl osses
'fisd, ~ there are four criminAls in jail,
sad there /. also considerable court busi
ness vtich may take moe. Of aex, week.
Ceatfsry to expectation. ths parties sad
their counsel 10 The Rssd.Torrey case. 90
Wednesday morning, came TO turns OF
ssfeeusut 8 regards the dispuied lines,
dsnsees and costs. md the csse sss taken
out Of court Iris. OF criminal eases will
ooumtpce 90 Thursday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06

Whist IL Kodal Dyspepsia Curef II is
the newly discovered remedy. the N oct ei
iective preparation ever devised Tor aiding
The digestion and assimilation Of food, and
restoring the dersnged digestive organs 10
. nstursl condition. l.iss discovery sur
passing snytbins yet known 10 the medi
cal profession. J Il Whipple. Manchester
Centre; A II Pettibone, Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06
500 BOYS
. A N T E D

To get into 500 OF our Boys new
Spring Suits, Does your boy look
shabby Its your fault not ours.
We're doing our level best to please
the boys. Bring the lads to j. G.
Heinel and fix them up for next
Sunday, or for school, or for work.
Boy. Apiece Double Breasted Suits OF Fine
Black clay worsted, l6 At 800.
Boys piece Double Breasted Suits OF Blue
Serge, extra good quality, sizes s.I6 At 81
Boys Apiece Double Breasted Suits OF Fine Blue
Cheyiot, sizes $40 al - rs
Boys piece Double Breasted Suits OF Small
Brown Check Worsted, sizes 8. l6 at 1880
Boys apiece Double Breasted Suits In GRAY
Striped Worsted, new efiects, IL l6 at 1915
BOYS apiece Double Breasted Suits In Gray
Plaid Worsteds, si2es 10 l6 at 81
Boys piece Double Breasted Suits Of Elegant
Gray Plaid Tweed, ,izes 10 10 At 81
Boys piece tuits OF Handsome Plaid Cheviot,
sizes "a 10 At "a. 80
Boys apiece Double Breasted Suits Of Plsided
and Fancy Mixed Caeyiots, sizes 4.l5 At 50,
$3.50, 81. 90 and 81 so
Boys piece Double Breasted Suits Of Mixed
sultlDgs, sizes 1915 at 1910
BOYS piece Double Breasted Suils OF Blue Che.
yiOts, sizes SIC at 81 90
Boys Vested suiis OF Blue and Fancy Mixed
Cheviots Handsomely trimmed, sizes . u!
50 90, 90 so snd 81 10
Boys All. Wool Kuee Pants sizes g. l6 at 60c and
10 cents
Boys Corduroy Pants al soc and $i.00
Boys Cotton Knee Pants, very good quality
sZ Ala at 25c.
We carry also a full assortment
of Boys Waists and Blouses in Per-
Gale, Bingham and Satin at 25c and
so cents.
u, Q. HEINEL,
UNION OPERA HOUSE.
MANCHESTER CENTRE. VERMONT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06

h,tmstt ~ lahnstsry. fer eassissfs
i.st, ptfi.itiss q tts he.l'h q eirstli
90 ntHl -, q ~ Tea ~, hes sfFsrssd
issutsfste 70 Hsssii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06

Bile Of being sssimilsted and converted
into strength giving and tissue building
substances. ] II WbippIe Manchester
Centre; A Il Pc tibope, Manchester Depot.
MANCHESTER CENTRE
-Mrs. Peltbone aud children and Miss
Newell OF New York City are stopping at
Mrs. James Desn's for time
Prot. William Smith and bride have
arrived 10 tosn after their Wedding tour
sad are visiting bis parents for 9 few
weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
With Mrs. j. BATHS on Thursday after
noon. A very cordial invitation is extend
ed TO oil.
MIR. Frank L. Brewster, who has been
for the last the psst three months 10 Lee,
Mass. snperintendicg the building OF =
residence, hes returned home.
Word has been received here Of the
marriage OF Guy ID. Sykes, formerly OF
this pl.oe. aud Mics Mary Arriss OF Brook
lyu. Oh jane IL, At ST. Psul's Episcopal
church 10 New York by Rev. II NJ Kemp.
The next reg ulsr meeting OF the L,
dies Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ q. A, will be
held 1t The home OF Miss Dyer on Friday
evening 1T 730. The Board OF Directors
will meet With Miss Lugene Thursday
afternoon 81 O'Clock.
-Colvin 4 Houehton have bought OF
Z II Carpenter the water power 10 the
old WOODEN factory and are to rebuild the
dam that was washed away three years
ago. They will put 10 tube from there
10 their erist mill and electric light plant,
which will give them bead OF 2S feet and
deyelops 100 borse power. with 8 large
pond " drew from. They will then have
power enough to extend their wires to
Manchester village AID give them lishts.
y. A B1i,ford OF this place carried Of
the toaors 81 the sthie,ic meet 10 Castle
ton July 1 b He broke the state amateur
record 10 Get, IL inches fer the run
ping broad lamp With = jump Of 20 feet,
ia Tse record wss itrmerly b Ia q!
Troy Conference academy. The ies,ure
OF the Day ". The one mile open bicycle
race, which YES Won by Bot.iord 10 2.ll
81 Iaere sere some las, men from New
York state 10 the race. and Botsford psr
tosly escaped being pocAeiei.
The iollosins school reports we're re
ctived too late Tor last weeks JOURNAL
10 ihs high school, Any +. Msldor
teacher, The pupils having DO sbssnees
we're Carrie Apsdor, Ethel Colvln snd
Con Hoy. Abseu, half day, Hermon
Antdtp. pupils having highest average, |
Carrie Amsdon. Ethel Coi,ir, Cora Ho,t
Averaging Is per eeu, Alice sheruin.
R9beri Ansdsn, Ethel Taylor, H,rnou
Anedsn. Corr Fisher Grammar school
Julis B.ebstisou teacher, not sbsent. Aug
ss.s Kat, Janis Canminss. Frak La
eene, Hsroli Taylor. Altar Cherbon |
uesu, Mersin snttb. Clusnee Giddinss, |
sbsett bali . day, Deli. Provsneher, oue
dsy, Robert Aaasrsoa Ptimay depart
meet, Mildred Ausssil. ls.ehsr. 10, sb
sect. Eibesl Araoij. ErnesI Eldtsd, Agnss
yacsertsa, M.y Wil.on; halls day, Mar
700 Botsiorj, Casrles Poadi oos dsy. H,r
7, fshes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06

beet cf oil IL removes instsStf tha
eur., al ttrosl sni lnrg uosbles II
whippls. Manchester Csulrt; A. II. Fttii
bOrs, Mssebss,sr Depot
n.NcHErTrn pEror.
Mr.. ard Ma Kin Adams are bone
iors les dsys
Mis-. E1hh Wright 10 home iron
Chester ior sch.
bert Hieks IL woiiies for NJ. MARLEY
add Co. at tie Con binsiion Cs'h Store.
-Mlss Jssa Flags from Hartford, Com
/. visiting her friend Miss Gertrude Con
uor
A letter iron Mrs. Blsekmtr states
tasi Mr.. Bl.ctnsr IL ssining strength snd
vbep hi. limb has 70 be dressed only
ouess y Elk be hopes TO be sble 10 return
home ard go TO Burlington opce week
Tor trestment.
On Wednesday Of last week Mr. aud
Mu. Charles Ames. Mr.. and Mrs. james
Bentley, MI and Mrs A. Cornor, Miss
Couuor, MISTER Chester Bentley and Mrs.
Jsmes Spsuldiog Of Washington. ID @
and Mr. Chester Benny from De Ramsay
2 Q drove TO North Dorset and spent the
day.
AT the reunion OF Company @ lfh
Vermont Regiment which vas held al the
home OF Wslter Uiley on July 3td there
we're present 20 Of the company aud quite
q number from other companies. 10 the
evening al the Campfire TO which the
public were invited and large number
accepted the Invitation. there was q
very nice programme carried out, Spesk
ing VAS 10 order from the comrades and
Others TIE Rotations by Janet Bow
man and Robert Lae we're very huc and
well received. Gen Bizzel OF the Il V Il
who WAS 90 officer 10 one OF the colored
regiments gave history OF the drill and
the bravery OF the men. Harry Adams
had charge OF the music and receives the
thanks OF the company for the fue pro
CRANE be gave them,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06
DoR'ET

Mrs, Rollin Sykes is very Ill and not
expected to recover.
Miss Nellie Sheldon is visiting her
friend Miss Anna Clemens. in Spring field.
ALFRED II. Gilbert is home from his
school IN Chicago for the summer vsca
lion.
Miner billiard OF Rutland hiss been
recent guest OF bis cousin Ira Hillisrd
Grover.
-Mrs louise r Stark is spending the
Fousth With her parents Mr.. ind Mrs.
james Robinson.
The ladies' OF the w. r. g will give
an ice.cream toci ,ble at School Hall on
Wednesday evening, Jolly IL
Miss Frances O. LaSelIe and Mrs.
Squres Of Troy IRE OCCUPYING the George
Baker cottage on Main ttreet.
Miss Be,ths A. Bromley, having clos
ed her school 10 Mount Tabor is spend
Jog her vacation with her parents here.
School 10 District Number Two clos
ed Friday afternoon, Number OF pupils
registered, twenty-iour, average percent
Of attendance, ninety Hour. The NJ mes OF
those net sbsept during the term are
Clarence Bsckmer. Ernest Edgerton,
Fred Norcross, Mary Tiff, Alvin Wade
and Bessie Woodsrd; Absent one half day
Aug ustus billiard. Edward Mason was
present at every session after registration.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06
the SHERwix- HiLiiAHs PxiET

We have the most complies lice OF r.igr lie
tween Bennington and Rutland, We have II 10
from bali pin,s TO gallons. A special Paint for
each pnrsose. not one spap-dAsh mixture for ALL
orR PRICES ARE WORTH LOOKING INTO
BEFORE YOU PURCHASE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06

The Brstllsboro PhosniI ss,s Arthur Y.
s.oas, prop,istct 0! the Csisdoaisn es.sb
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-06

J. A. Sshesr, Of Sedslis. Mo , saved his
child from death by Group by using 0ne
Minute Cough Cure. 1t cures coughs,
colds. pneumonia, la grippe and all throat
aud lang troubles. II Wbipple, Man
chester Centre; All Pet.ibone, Msnches
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-06
GRAND JURY PROBES THE
SCHOOL BOARD SCANDAL
WEBSTER AND SIMPSON BEFORE
THE INQUISITORS.
Their Evidence Throws Little Light
on the Charges of Corruption.
L. w Smith Wants
Satisfaction.

Superintendent of Schools r. H. Web
ster and Secretary Simpson of the Board
of Education were before the Grand Jury
yesterday in connection with the investi-
CATION being made of the charge that
bribes We're accepted by one or more
members of the board from persons inter
ested in the awarding of contracts for
furnishing supplies to the department.
Secretary Simpson was on the stand for
some time, but his testimony did not en-
tighten the inquisitors greatly, and he was
requested TO bring in the rejected bids
for stationery supplies for the inspection
Of the jury. While the secretary was gone
for the documents Superintendent Web
ster was placed on the stand and ques-
toned as to the methods of receiving and
opening bids by the board.
Secretary Simpson soon returned with
the rejected bids, but the samples that ac-
companied them when they were submit
ted were not at hand, and the fury found
the papers of little value aids in the
investigation. Further investigation of
the School Board scandal was postponed
until next week.
L. w. Smith appeared before the Grand
Jury for the purpose of securing the in
dictment of a woman whom he charges
with having bunkoed him out of $1,000 sew
eral months ago.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-06
DETERMINED TO MARRY.

Bolinto Bianchino, charged with abduct-
ing Lena Sprague. 16-year-old girl, from
Healdsburg, appeared for his examination
before Judge Graham yesterday The
girls parents were in court with her
she TESTIFIED that she had known the
defendant for two years, having met him
in a cannery at Santa Rosa, where she
was working. They began to keep com
pany. and since October last had been en-
gagged. They came to the city to get mar
ried, as her parents objected. She came
willingly. and said in a determined voice
that she would marry her lover after she
became of age, in two years. The Judge
reasoned with her, but she would not
bulge from her position.
The girls father absolutely refused to
give his consent to the marriage, and said
he would rather send her to some public
institution till she came to her senses
The Judge was satisfied that the charge
OF abduction could not stand in view of
the girls testimony, but he continued the
case until to-day, and instructed Police
man Bailey, who arrested the defendant
to inquire into his character. Bianchino
was taken back to the City Prison and
the girl went away with her parents.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-06
MARINES VISIT
ADMIRAL DEWEY
Officers Pay the Hero a
Formal Call.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-Among the
few who saw Admiral Dewey to-day
were seven marine officers from Wasn-
ington Barracks, headed by General Hay
wood, the commandant, who. attired in
full dress uniforms, marched up to the
Mclean residence at o'clock this after
noon. They were introduced 10 the ad-
miral 1t was only a brief formal call.
This evening, after a late supper. the
admiral left the house and walked brisk
ly alone up Connecticut avenue to call
on old friends. Admiral Dewey has ex-
pressed himself as benefited by the relax
alton to-days quiet rest afforded him
after the constant activity of the past
week, and has ventured the suggestion
that by next week he will have recov
cred from the fatigue incident to the high
nervous pressure he has been under. He
has no special plans for the remainder
OF the week, save tomorrow he will con-
fer with the Dewey home fund committee
at the Navy Department. In this connec-
ton it is understood that an offer of a
well known Vermont firm TO present him
the marble for a new house is under con-
siderauon.
United States Treasurer Roberts to-day
received an offer from l. S. j. Dunbar,
well-known Washington sculptor, of a
bronze portrait bust of Admiral Dewey
to be placed in the Dewey residence. He
also received a cash contribution of $3.50
from r. T Wilson of New York, making
a total to date of $49,S97.