The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-01-11

The other vas a photograph Of The
Chicago Board OF Trade, showing
the bulls and bears clamoriog in the
pit at fever heat. Twelve rounds of
llshlight powder being Gistr buted at
$50 different points around the bal.
cony and isnited. simultaneously by
electricity.
BIG FAMILIES.
Two record smashing families bound
for Chicago landed from a steamer at
Baltimore in April. The head OF ona
family was Jrseph Z)Wiuski, aged IS,
whose sons, daughters and grandchil
drea number 30. TIE head Of the other
was Carl Zenke, the father Of a brood
numbering II. The Two Million club,
for promoting population, ought to
hand out a few medals to Joe and
Carl.
An extraordinary instance of punct-
uaity in maternity was given by
Nine. Byrres, giving bi:th to a boy,
fourth to arrive cn the same date at
e1ac5 intervals Of ore year. Men Of
science regard this as a remarkable re-
cord, ana great curiosity is felt as to
whether the woman Will again bring
If the feat in January, 1905.
AL hands agree to place the terpsl.
choresn pennans ever the conlclle ol
Mrs. Johu Po.iaski, jersey City
bride. who danced SeveatY-Ssven times
1T her wedding reception and then
fell in swoon. She had kept her feeU
twirkliog from I p. n. until long
after midnight, aud it to2k a quick
and c,e7er doctor to pull her back to
Consciousness.
QUICK MARRIAGE, DEATH, DIVORCE.
At South Bend, Ind, Miss Mary
Manic Tut, Saleswoman, married
George p. Mo-enead, well to do mer
Grant, Ia haste, but subse Qu5nt events
came so swift that she never thought
OF repentance a Few minutes afte-
the ceremony Mr.. Gtorehsad willed bis
bride $50, oo0; two hours later he was
dead.
At Ais O'Clock one afternoon E. c.
Dobbins Of Chicago was closing up &
SIS 600 business de;.l for big depart
nent store; at Ali was slipped out t.
Justice shop and at Ais was married
20 Miss E:sele; at 4:20 o'clock be was
back 10 the IT, asm;li: engaged in an.
other big ia 1saction.
NO time f,r sentiment in this
great age Of civilization and progress, .
be said.
But it remained for David Metcalf,
a Chicago printer, to experience ali
the degrees Of matrimonial entaogle-
nent in shorter time tSaa aiy other
nan in history.
lie was first nayrie7 in April, 1882
lie separated from his wife, and last
September, when, entering the sere
ard wrinklsd period, courted aud won
Miss Lucy ROUNDS, sged 20, apple
for divcr:e and supposed it was grant
ed: married Miss Rounds, who learned
he had rot been legally divorced. and
had him arrested for bigam:; held to
the grand jury; uivorce given to tbe
first wife on CROSS bill: big; N st re
,soSoS ~, . v;rt, of ha nass corn,,,. f 70
..io.,ras ~ ~ 800 remarrIe6 - MSS
PonaSS ] N +he nrssenca ~ first wife
So r,nsic and crrtsin IN the love
affairs Of Dave, all these later events
having occurred within a few weeks
DeSert,e6 fonr.eep times in % YEAR
WIS a record That didn't suit Emma
T,arsen Of Chicaro, and with tie
conrs,s aid she let Carl 60 fer keeps.
eff seems almost incrs dible," said
Judge Brentaro of this city, when
Mrs Coeenzo told her tale OF woe and
ASKED, for a divorce, that this slip Of
girl should have had such a marital
experie. ce.n
Il was married at IA" she sad,
"an6 now I'm almost Is. Nv husband,
SzyerIa. beat me norninr, noon and
ni,,t. and I Cont want to go tack 20
hin, any more.n
Sac 6i3n,t have IA
rha s,ee6 reco-1 fo7 6:Eorce was
awarded to Mrs. Mary N. Roach. who
was SET iree lron -sceosiicA l. h?acn'
sen q me p.esl-eno Oh the Cnc1so
onlon Liaco,ou conpany' III piooeeo.
ings laSting ~ nlauveS. ,,.
Leo feitz' also q enlcasoan'
acaleVeo Ooe niSn water marx III lax
lrg tnreass.
On $50 olHefent occasions slnce
our orlosl trlp IN 1855, tne "l1e oe-
ciarea, Leo mas nenaceo me ana
warned ne that l would soon see my
hniSE.
The judge assented when she added:
"TniS is where ( get ff p"