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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
B. B UNEAS
As tone I HOUSE i:
Chairman of Republ blican Con-
gressional Committee Not d
Bss Well Satisfied .

.3 Frnm# OilrS egulaT sGorrespo onde ent,)
9yyASHIN GtTCN,S:L p. Gu, August 27.--Rsp-l
resenta tive Il Babcock * cuairlnan n Of the;
Republican Cong gressio ionalst Commit IS
depressed n at tho on tlook 4 t2r the Repub-
ilicans this fall a II o told a gentleman
In N ew 81 orls u yeste rdny that IT n, 4 least
iseyanty-ones congressio ional districts wero
doubtful this year, and that of this NUM-
Der hfty-two are n now rep resented Dy i.er-
spubllcans. III
not believe the Republicans could hoI,s
to carry more than i've Of the eleven,
.dlstricta in 4 Wisconsin. He doubted
whether he would be reelected from the
Third District. Dem ocra ts, before that
awful split occurred In Wisconsin Re-
Insisted that there was
doubt OF the ,re';electi Of Babcoek,
though he received a majority OF nearly
nine Thousand In 1892. Great opposition
to Babcocls has dayeloped IN the course lss
OF the past year.. It was charged III g
lengthy article In Leslie's Magazine last
ifal! that BabcocA was kept In tho House
as the Representa- tive OF the hrewln In,
,terests Of the country have never
heard or seen tho charge denied. y{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
LOD DGE is SUED AND.
{ PRECEDEN r. MAY BE SET
sls lSpecIal 8 tOR The Times- -Diapatch.1A ~

}sa Especial to The Times Dispatch Bf
BURLINGTON,8s n. 81 j.. August Y 27.--A
law suit, the outcome Of which will
probably affect many lodges and bene-s
.flc1al alorganizatlons, was instituted here
yesterday by Charles Stewart. OF Cam.
den. to recover from Hope Lodge
knights Of :Pythias, about 500 which the
plain tiff alleges IS due him in benefits
In March, 1908. Hope Lodge adopted q
new bylaw, reducing 8. certain class OF
benefits from 50 to 81 a week. Stewart
was one the beneficial ries affected. and
when the lodge treasurer sent him 81 the
week afters the new ruling became opera
tive he return ned tl1e mon ey and has done
so with all subsequent payments. n Vow
he suess to recover the benefits for eigh-
teen months s,lnde ert he old s3 sns week
ruling. ,ss f33 III
Lodge members say that should Stewart
receive the decision and thus establish
"a precedent, many lodges. whose large
beneficiary list has compelled them to
reduce the benefits would ultimately be
forced Into bankrupt ptcy. III " Ss
:# Justice Charles Smith heard the evil,
1dence and will render AZ decision on Mon
q 49, SsSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
WOMEN WARN NsMEN
TO STOP SWEARING
Recent Ordinance Against Pro-
family in Perllsylvania Being
Enforced blythe Women,
(sbecial to The Tim eess-Dlspn tct

Especial to The Times -Dispnteh,) i5i
gsyNILK EsBARRE5. PA, II a ugust u. De-
termined to put an end to swearing In
the streets. the Young SWomen's Chris
itian Association, ut Berwl lck.4 near here.
posted to-day the following ordinance in
Conspicuous places q bout the town and
called on all good ci tizens to help them
enforce 1t: a5g 81 Sg
u 4 II any person shall willfully. premed-i
itatedly and %despitefnlly blaspheme or
speak loosely and profanely OF "a vs.
mighty God. Christ Jesus. the L Holy /.
Spirit or the Scripture Of 4 tho TRUTH
such person. g on conviction thereof
shall be sentenced 4 o pay a fine not Z
I, exceeding Sl00 f5and undergo an B im-
prisonmcnt not exceeding three
months, or either, a I the discretion Of
the count, S III i54s sf
This as the anti-sWearlng ordinance re-
Gently adopted by he Town Council 4 The
women sny the men who 4 Inc the streets
In the evenings and on; Idle days swear
so prof,lsely and vigorously that they
even punctilateS y The most ordinary re-
marks with cuss W. ords, 3ssss " a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
PROMISES ACTIVE
FIGHT [ J / / IN |. / ILLINOIS | !,
Echols Says Demo Gratis Will8No
Surrender the State With
.outa Struggle
(special 'to The Tlm,Ire,sss.pisptia,It n tch 81,

~
CHICAGO. ILL., August q. flames H.
Eckels, former controller Of tho currency
and confidential preventative Of Alton,
SB. Parlser's campaign Ii illinois. deniasi
that Illinois Is to be surrendered to the
Republicans without fight. Hc predicts
"a particularly active campaign against
Charles s, Deneen, and says the party and
Its representa- tiyes will have Ito defend the
administration Of Governor Y ties on the
stump. Mr., Eckels says the postpone
.ment of Den1ocra tic activity has been mis-.
taken for q lack of interest. When tho
time comes, he says, the Democrats will
be found to be- act tive en- nough.
tics until after the middle %of September
at the earllest," " said Mr.. Eckels. ".onc
thing, 1t seems to me-, is already distinctly
manifest, and that is II Democrats arc.
pretty unanimous in their support IT
Judge Parker. while whatever 81 change
there is In the trend OF the independent
conservative vote is Il toward him S and
against President Il Roosevelt $s ~,
81 8ettTf the Democratic candidate Is susta4
Ing any loss It is from the rad ical elements
Of the party, who were originally Republi-
cans. and from THENCE &dritted into polu..
lism2and socialism. and on Y became attili'i
iated with Democracy whea ! tlseemed tho
party was estined to be populistic
ment sof tho Presidents supporters somei
concern to note that for some reason ur
otherIhe attracts the radicals. while Judge
Parker does not sEi Il aaa1I! !!a438l
an Illinois tho Democrats s Will make the
very IS stl'ongest contest possible. There "
no State where SO many sstn nte Issues are
SO much against the Republicans as here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

Ied Nv King, ns large part OF tho Dewitt
Clinton tract and other lands shown by
records togbe outside the limits Of the
grant being included. King paid the back
taxes On tho land, together with interest
and costs. Ilc t,e. ii removed The proceed
iifigs In eIcctfncnt against tho sa,iatters,5
4 SO. called " He was at once enjpined from
taking any advantages from the decree
alleged to have boon Improperly obtained,
and the officials we're restrained from
paying out any OF the money received
IRON King Z, u
EFT was alleged BY tho attorney-Eencral'
OF the State, Hon. Edgar Rucker. wh0i
defended the case In tho Supreme Colirt.
that the proceedings were OF a fictitious
character, and tilhtlSt were begun for
the purpose OF getting the courts to de-
liver an opinion which could be used
d gainst those IN possession ofs the land. II
was asked that Maynard +. Stiles of
New York, one Of Kings attorneys, be
disbarred for his alleged action ii, bring.
Ing fictitious actions before the court,
and for other5 alleged unprofesstonal con-
duct This the court refused to order
Some or those whom King sought to-
eject claimed unbroken ossessIon Of their
property for /. f.<ey years or longer. N j5FS
Grants Seem fCi he N r1va iii @8fs{FFs
-. /. N. -
ne lhc1 Y y.
tnn rsaaeE ina. I. aa
,..ea 70 Inc !. vas {.
VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
Al APER ON II oBACC co
" &c GRAY WATSON
f{By Assoctated 3 Press. a

lBy91 1Assoctated Press.
ST. LOUIS. NJ !, August e7::JEorld's5
Fair Grounds-The concluding session of
the convention OF the American Institute
5of Bank Clerks was to- ayl held In u the
Hall of Congresses. Tho leading paper
was read Il by c Gorge W.syyhit OF Was hi
ing ton,aD 81 c.. on THE Panama Canal
Other pape.s were read ,rby @. J.st His.
gins. OF Detroit, on Copper; W. Gray
Watson, OF Richmo mond. 81, on IT obac-
Sco..s'sand Edward I Z. Kruegsr. 81 OF Brook. 4
\ tp hold the mex Il annual me ting in Min- <
neapolis, n 1inn.. but the q ate$ wa 81 not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
TOO LlTTl.E5 FOR LIVING,
SHE ASK Il Or DIVORCE.
\ fspecialLt Ltos The III i Times.plspntc Y Y

BALTIMoRE,s MI \, 10 j g,,st --s' it
possible for d fam " OF -four. ersons to
live on eight cents a. day "a IS 81 he "a Illes-
In the Circuit Court tod ay by Mrs. Mary;
Elizabeth Brolnwell q gainst MI ton Brom-
we'll H
h Mrs. Bromwell says \ that forF some time
her husband has allowed her only W eight
cents AZ days%with til which to provide e food
for him, his brother hertinfant# hid and.
:herself and she olares 8 tha as he makes
also ACCUSES Mr. Bromwell 8of cruel treat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

Is the legitimate Republican nnaidate.
Mi. Gaines, who is in the city t0-Isy,
Is en- route home from New \ ork, whore
lie consulted with several members Of the
committee. He thinks there IS no doubt
be Will be declared the nominee.
The Democrats Of n the district havc
nominated James IL Davenport. !. o. Clay
county, for Congress. Tho pal ty 4 is Ab-
iro1utely united. and while It Will be u
kig task to defeat Gaines, the Demo-
Gratis believe .c,ayehport is the man to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
No Quorum Pre Ill. II.

g Mi. illiams called the committee to
meet yesterday at noon ata Ford's law
sbWldin Z. There being no MON bers pres
sentsa and but one holding q proxy OF 4 a!
member or alleged m enber II here wa $ no
thing In order, apparent butt TO declare;
that there y was 81 ot 4 d uorum present
Instead, however con,mitte tee seems to
have been constituted. and TIL committee;
called a congressional convent ion for
September 13t III. 58 a
The facttonal fight in the Repu blican
ranks In this city and the district seems
no nearer termination than two years
ago. The tangles and conf flicting claims
are so numerous as Il Is be, past finding!
out q The State Executive Comm itteo de
spairing Of finding II So til factory solution
or aof getting at the merits sof the case.
made a compromis sust tain!tlg " illiams.
but likewise sustninin Is the egulaTity Of
the committee host liz ! 70 lin. over
ruled and &annulled the recent action Of
the Williams-Al Allan-R Russell faction In
naming Mr.. Edga A llan, ] +. ~ us a con-
gressional# candidate fort he reason that
the conventi ion was not lied M by the
District Committee. n 9 NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
RECEIPTS FOR The, |. sFAlR.
NOW EXCEED EXPENSES

Especial to The heTfmes-Dispntch:)
88 ST. LOUIS D, August 81 The Louis,
lana Purchase Exposition Company is now
making money This gratifying report
was made from seemingly authoritative
source. s s3 81 Sis
daily receipts of the Exposition are now
$50 90. Tho daily expenses OF the Fai rare:
s65 600 at present This leaves a profit of
S25 GOO a day. n IN ss
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STAND sF0 0R o
s3sI ALABAMA .YNcHING

tBy Associated f'rcss.)
Il 11ONTGCMERY,s Ala, August IT,
Acting Governor Cunning ham to-day nos
titled Sheriff Burgim. OF Jefferson, to use
every precaution to protect q the negro
who assaulted Mrs. B. NJ. Hydrich to-day,
at Boyles Ga p, and AZ necessary, to-
call out the National Guard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
THE. I OUTLOOK. K.
IS HOP. / Ill.
Senator Martin, Illo Has Been
ii, New ork Some Time,
axes Cheerful lew s53s ;s5
tn NC CAMP'AlG 2 g 4
M eel1ail,s View View
That Fight Will y. be AZ NJ q: ade ~
Work Rather Than Speech.


(From our egular Corresro dent:) q ~
WASHINGTON, d. g y. .sulst y .:-s a.
sena tor TIM aud Mrs n who
lave beer, here tyo re a'lg turnr4
home this morning I'll 1eslie N1ar
the SENATORS brother md ecret a'Eo
returned home with hem. ss5
Senator Martin, who as ennl'er 81 OF th G;
ia tion,l4 executive com mniIttee. las spent
=, ,uch time at national headquarters y
New York, Is inclined y boSvery i.ope- Pc.
fol Of the result ot the ca1npalg 5s lie
thinks the Democrats re In gUosd fornif 81
and and that 5the organization throughout
the country is being perfected rapiaIy..55
This IS not a. talking campaign. sad ass
the Senator, and he alluded to tlls re-
mark made yesterday by VY$s F. y neei,:;8i
han, chairman Of tile exec tive Il, 4, com ON N
n ittee, that work and not ia TX was th9
'c,1 der of tho day. OF course. the Stnat tor
could not 90 into the "DETAILS II wiiat5
is q being done and planned by thu gca1:;-
ia ign manners of tho Demo era Is, hut ne
indicated that considerable mad already
been accomplished In tho way OF siren
5ihening the organization, and he believes
that much more work. Of this character
will i be- done in u he course OF the nexc
lew weeks. 81 $i X
The ew york papers recently quoted
Senator Martin as being In fay OK OF hay
ing Judge Parker so on the stump s1ld
make a moro or less thorough car ass OF
the country. II never cclareu III iayori
OF anything Of the kind. ...s salo the Sen
ator: s'ay mind was not made up as
10 whether3it t would be for the best To-
have the candidate do any thing OF the
Kind. y. y
TO Make ] Speeches, 2
Senator Martin Will make a nuinebr Of
speeches In Virginia. this fall, thous n he
will have to make his appno ntnients 50.
that they will NOT conf lie : with Ills worNl
as a member of the national executive
committees. lIe has been out III the State
several times this summer, but has not
made any speeches. Fie$was3 kept busy ull
tho time lle was here attending to- VI-s
}Eir1ia mattcrs 1.-THE departments. Some
" ork OF this character he Wns compelled
TO leave unfinished, and vii have to
return to washington In a short time
Ettl#nttend to- IT, igS
Senator Martin is 3greutly sinteresle 7 in
tho outcome or the cont est for Congress-
in the Ninth district II @ has not peenl
able to get into tho Southwest Il durlnst
tho campaign but It Is yefys proba BILE
that several OF tho speeches which no VIII
deliver will be in the interest ol Ar.4lYy- VI
ssor, !t, 5Ss N p ~ gs Y II IL
Il Democrats think there will not be taas
Republican candidates for Coll ress from,
the Third West Virginia district. The
9candldates, Representa- tive n oseph TT.
Gaines and William Seymour Ii;dwI'.ds..
save ererred the VIII ole matte 70 tho
illepublicang national Cong reSslonal som
jnlittee, and that trbunn ] is expe ated TO
decide tho luestio very shortly Of wl,os
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ieg
DEAN OR 0Cl; 4 HEST !; {! \ TiER' Il
DIES VIII LE5 ASLEEP
Iylf3tNl ll1I7 ! z.
BYAssoclated s. aresr

81 tByS Associated rress.l HI
s3 LONDON, August 2. The Very Rev
IS. Reynolds Hole, Dean Of d Rochester
since 1s77, died to-day, He had beenEifi!
some time and passed away from heart
trouble while nsleep Tho dean was
born in Decembe 1Sl Il, *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
Thirty Thousand to As-..
sernble This w eek for
Great War Games.
BLUE AND BROWN
TO sFIG CHIT w AR YER
One Army to be Encatnped az
Manassas and the Other at v
Thorougllfare Some Of the "a "a
Features Of Manoe euvres. lsEiI
The The Virginia and Car q i .}33j5
oli,la Troops. 33ss|
(F'rom Our Regular Correspondent

(Erom Our Regular Correspondent)s
2. q. August s7.---ByS
SSto-morrow night several regiments ct
United States infantry, several troops Of
cavalry. ana two batteries of rtillery. u u
least, Will VI be en- camped ct and ss near
Manassas. read to taxi part In the great
war game, which Uncle Sam prop oses to-
have played on the cetebra ted battles
fields tile first and second weeks Sin Sep
stember: The State orr gan izat Ions will not
begin to- arrive until the III ternoon# thsR
4th Of Sept nrop alol Y. oushs sons
5of the organiz La 4 ions m set in early iii
the sday. Ssss
zs There viii n be nearly llirty thousand
troops on tho ground aread ady{ to- $takespartss
lin the manoenvres when rcveil lie soundAS
Son theSnorning of II tho 9th Of september.
Never lii the his tory Of Il he United States
has therc} been 80 many armed mon iii
camp on rican soil IN tlrne $of pears
sas there will iibe at Manassas from the
18th to- the 10th OF next mon TIL. There
have never been so many cl tizens sold tersa
together as II here Will be Il q " ManassasS
and Thoroug flare during g38theSnanoeuvres.
Tho military of Malne y Yermont,, Afassasg
lclusetts, Connec cticut. n. ew 81 ork.s .s New
Jersey Delaware. rs ary land, irginia,,ss
West Virginia. hi N orth Carolina, # South
Caroline, Georgia. Florida, Alabama,.e
Tennessee and Texas will take part sin5 tfIsS
,n1anoeuvres. and Uncle Sam III Day g III
}theE bills YSEss Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

Of King William; M. |. j. Enright, Of Goocfl.
land; Isaiah Mann. Of Chesterfield. all
\ Of whom were elected last February, and
Thomas H. Smith, OF Manchester. and
8. c. Scott colored. Of Henrlco. elected
by the committee on july 27tn to stic-3
8cead l.. B. Lloyd and j. ID. Pearn1an, re-
spectively, resigned. George 8. stephens
holding the proxy Of James H. Hayes, OF
Richmond city, offered HIS proxy. but did
not participate, proxies not being included
Two Conventions.
AS the situation now stands there are
to be- two conventions. and In all human
probabilities two Republican nominees for
Congress. repetition OF the; farce of two
years ago, when 3. w. Edwards. OF West
Point and w. e. Talley, OF this city.
were nominated by the same factions.
q The plan Of organization Of the Repub-4
8fcan party empowers the District Com.
9rnittee to call a cong ngressional convention
and not the chairman alone, It further
empowers the committee to fill vacan.
Bcies caused by death, resignation or
otherwise In tlie membership OF the COM
Smlttee. Acting under that authority
committeeman Haw, Enright. Mann, AM
$dersori and T.. NJ. Ellison. OF New Il xent
met and accepted the resigna tions OF
Committeeman Pearman OF Henrico, and
tlJiOyot Oh MancneSters aDd cHose& y. q y.
Scott and n. H. Smith as their successorsss
The State Executive Committee recog-i
inized this as the regular committee. and
thereby validated ali II its acts save the
idepostng OF District Z alrMnn5 W Hams
which i It II annulled .S3 1fg these men con-
$stitute the COMMITTEES Il isS not explained
how Mr.. illiams constituted Il a "a new
committee NJ OF whiol, Il not 3 one OF those
named yisa a member. SO far as can be
fascertairled that appears to be just what
has been done, Otherwise there could
have been no meeting calling q con-
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Pre- q eparIat i; II a ton d u

,miaanoeuv1res. a,,d Uncle Sam viii Spay all
the bills. (S9s
ork of is
#8T me- militia viii #en ira 4 the journey
5to NIanassn on tho S3d SofS Sept tember rom
all8the States except exas:s The Taxanss
will have tOG cave home on the I'd I'M ders
ito reach the rnarloeuvre ground by tho
54tll and even att that tlh hey cannot ford
to lose much time. For several wee Ike sa
large number Of quart ternaster
OF the regular army h ave been at anasvtts
33sas and Thoroughfar thirteen mil les sSto
the westward, /, superint tending the pttcli--a
ing tents, d digging wells. laying aters
5ptpe, and In o other ways u overseetng #thesS
completion of all 9arrange genn ents s. the
reception OF n the troops that VIII S$tAk ka9 s
part In the $n1anoeuyr General Aana-s
worth mil itary secretary told me toldays
that all the arrangeme ent IS Sar q spractic
fcoimplet cd nj ~, do not bel lieyes aois
.dlers ever had So many convent iences be-
ford VII en- they went In to camp: ne Asaia.
435S An fHcer&will n Get each coming &reSi-
IA ent of volun teers and guide Eit TO camp.
The men will find ten ts and straw t .IortSs tS
bedding In easy reac Oh, and cords Of
wood have been stac ed8 UP
pany & street, for use IN cooktn u ;ras
trained Il corps OF the army has esta plisnsaS
Al Manassas and Thorough fare 4 two cities!
I'M Inhabited as yet. but 8compl eteiy READY
FOR tho boys IN blue WI TIL the excepnonsss
az t1a wells which have been ~ $iiAs
estimated that the total cost OF - g.
tions for the tr oops at ~ oroug ghtase anni
Manassas, and tho CORPS headquaItetnle ~
Gainesville. oxmately halfway PEI Pc.
tween tho two points, is under elye StnonfAs "
sand dollars General henry e.. Corbim. \: \;
WIN is Il Is command all tho tFo oopa. wall
ave shig theadu uarters at Gainesvtly and
i,sra N3t fra ne VS. paper denks wtllf
i've. IN \ tents provided by the .gove ert.,s
.mrIent Captain James y, Normoy!e,E qvaH.
q termas ter. United States army. ma nae
charge Of all arrangeHen ana that
has done his work well Y q no!leYe u ~
soldiers win acknowl ledge wfe fhsye A.
rive In canlp. 81
s 4 The Blue and Brown tys}
,rhe corps win be dcd into two e. w
ivl slons. to be known ms the Army Of Ens1 D.
Blue. and tho Army Of the BroWn ha !
Blue will be under and q Genera
Fred .. Grant. with lead dqua rters g as y
Manassas The Army OF the Bro " !llIaT'S
der command 81 OF General Hrankiins Allln
Bell. viii be encamped at Th orouEhfare,s
thirteen miles west OF " a lass
Srlue5 "a supposed to be del ding SWashsSS
sinrton. The division at Manassas g 49,
sun1cd & to be only the advance Of N
great army nassed at the national capi-S
ia l..S Tho Brown army Is to be supp poseds
70 be moving on Washlng gton from tho
5shenan doah va LEY. The problems 20 Do DO
solved are apparently those whichf tha l
men IN blue and gray tried TO solve mt
the first battle Of Manassas y uly5 q AZ
ana at the second bnttl a. Gust ~. ~
The following Is teh osramme OF fils
lnapoeuvres; III f.sS5 se1 Nj
General situations; Problem No, q
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Williams and Stephens.

fter auj jollrnnnent,Yan t, and before the gath
sering had d dispersed, George s.. Stephens.
proxy for James II. Hayes, called atten-
ton to the fact that a here was no rep
.resentative from Chesterteld present nor
any from the other counties Of the diss
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-04-27
pYERsY1LLE

Frank Vorwald, jr., departed for
San Francisco, Cali, Tuesday after
noon where he will undoubtedly
make his future home. He will be
present at the marriage Of his sister,
Miss Ella to Mr.. Frank Oeding at
that place next Wednesday morning.
Full particulars Of the wedding will
appear later.
Mr.. J. H. Krapa was passenger
to Dubuque last Saturday. He re-
turned the same day accompanied
by his wife, who had been a patient
at the Mercy hospital. Her healh
has been greatly benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fangmann
living few miles northeast Of town
mourn the loss of twin babies, born
last Sunday. The little ones lived
but a short time. The burial ser
vices were held Tuesday in St Boni
face church, at New Vienna. Inter
ments were made in the adjoining
cemetery. The sympathy Of Tho
community is extended to the be
reaved ones.
j Paul Henkels returned to his homo
in Alton, Iowa, Monday evening
Mr.. Henkels was here to attend the
funeral Of his sister. Mrs. Freymanr
and also that Of his father-in-law
Peter Pinns, at Gutenberg.
| James Togood, Of Manchester, Wis
tied at the Robert Willard home til,
| first of the week.-News-Letter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-04-27
County Correspondence.
BA1LEY's FORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Paris and
family visited at the home of Jerry
Raster Sunday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lillibridge were
in Manchester last Wednesday.
Phil Paris and Harry Davis spent
Sunday of last week at R. q. Grom-
mons.
M. S. Banta was Manchester
caller last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Baker and
family attended the wedding at JAS
Greens last Wednesday.
Baker Hersey was in Manchester
last Friday.
j. g. BAKER had business in Man
chester last Friday.
Baker Hersey and family visited a,
the home of Harry Trumblee. Of
Manchester Sunday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Z. Grommor
were in Manchester last Friday.
Miss Ola Clark spent a few days
of last week at G.. B. Davis.