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Evening journal., 1909-10-23

DORT DUPONT. DELAWARE CITY,
DEL, Oct. T., 1900 Sealed propO-
sails in triplicate. viii be received here
construction OF an Electric Lighting SyH-
tenn (no machinery, az Fort DUPONT. Del
Information furnished upon application.
and also in the Ohice OF tho Chief Quar-
termastcr Department Of the East. Cow
ernor's Island, n. Y. A deposit OF S5.Ql
required on each set OF plans and speq9l,-
flcatlons loaned TO insure safe return ",
S. reserves right to accept or reject
any or all bids or any part thereof En-
velopes Containing bids should Pc In IN
System" and addressed 20 "Constructing
Quartermaster Fort DUPONT Delaware
citv. Del" octs-is-1e-2o-2s-27
Z oRT DUPONT. DELAWARE CITY.
i DEL. Oct IL. l909.-sealed propo-
sails IN triplicate. will be received here
until II. 90 a. M. November 10th. 1909 for
construction 0nclud'ng plumbing steam
heating electric wiring and hxturesl ~ a
brick bakery, at Fort DUPONT. Del In
formation furnished upon application
Plans and Specifications can te seen mere
and also I'm the once OF me Calel Ssag- ca,,-
ernors Island n. y, a deposit or So.vl
required on plans anl specifications Loan
ed 70 insure safe return. u. ,, renSe, 81
or anv mart thereof Envelopes con-
tanning bids should be indorsed Pro
posals for Bakery, ana II, saoFesseo ire,. NO 70
Constructing Quartermaster' Fort bu-
Pont. Delaware City, Dol.
Octis.20. .23.27 80, Nov3.
( I5oRT DUPONT. DELAWARE CITY
Il Del, Oct. 2, 1e09.-Sealed proposai :.
in triplicate, will be received here until
/ IIOO a. m, November 5, 1909 Tor construc-
tiou dncluding plumbing. steam and no,
air heating electric wiring and nNturesl
Of one Quarters Tor Field officer. one
single set Of Quarters for company -
! fcer and one double set OF quarters tQt
( Company Omcers. brick; and two double
sets Quarters for n. c. Omcers, frame
al Fort DUPONT. Del Information fur
nished upon application. Plans and spec
| ifcations can Be seen here ana also In
fhe Ofice Of the Chief Quartermaster
/ Denarfment OF the East, Governors Is.
/ land. N. y a deposit Of 5000 REQUIRED
on each set OF plans and specifications
\ ioaned 10 insure safe return. ~. s. re-
serves right 70 accept or reject any ,- o.
an bids or any part thereoi; EnNei2pe'
poeais for Public Buildings and ad-
/ dressed 10 Constructing Quartermaster
/ Fort Dupont Delaware CITY, Del.
] Ort5-Q-l2-1 1f-20-2a
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CARNIVAL TO RAISE
FUNDS FOR MONUMENT

At meeting of the smyth Monument
Association last night. arrangements
were made for holding a chndren's car
nival in the Avenue Theatre during
Christmas week. The object Of the car
nival will be 10 raise funds toward buy
ing a monument in memory Of General
Smyth.
The carnival will continue from Mon
day to Friday preceding Christmas. The
children viii rehearse on the top floor
Of the Law Building.
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A N,m Rusinss. for Mon.

ST. LOUIS. oct. 23.-Burton Bunch
OF Harrison. Ark. came here to see
the city's centenniai celebration. He
liked St Louis so we'll that he decided
to try TO earn his living here and has
started a new business for men. Many
women in big cities do shopping for
others and Bunch has advertised his
desire 20 do shopping for men.
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THREE PRISONERS
WHIPPED TODAY

Three prisoners from Kent county were
whipped at the workhouse to-day All
were colored. They were.
John ". Harris. i've lashes and nine
months larceny; William Abrams ten
lashes and one year, larceny, and WI
liam BrlncSly ten lashes and eighteen
months, larceny.
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Iniured a Raneroft PLANT.

Penniwell Peters living at Eighteenth
street and the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. fell while at work at the plant Of
tho Joseph Bancroft and sons Company.
to-day. and sustained bruised back and
lacerated hand. His injuries were dressed
at the Delaware Hospital
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LEGAL NOTICE.


STATE OF DELAWARE IL AND
FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
no ls5, septemper Term; A. p lae2 p,
McHuEh, widow Of Andrew Mcnugh
Anna A. McHugh and Theresa v. Me-
Hugh. all Of the. city Of Wilmington,
ware, 10 have a certain mortgage made
and executed by Andrew McHuRh In
his lifetime, 10 Citizens Loan Assocla
tion, a corporation OF tho state Of Dell
aware. and recorded IN mortgage rcc-
ord IT,, Volume 3, Page 39i. &c., marked
satisfied on the record thereof.
And now to-wlt, this twcuty-cight day
OF September. A. D.. 1909. petition and
ahidavt filed. and on motion OF George
Lodge. Esquire, Rule granted upon Cit-
izcns' Loan Association. TO show cause.
II any it has. why tho mortgage herein-
before particularly referred TO-. shall not
he marked satisfied on the record there
OF feturnable on Saturday. the second
day Of october A. D.. 1909. at 1000
Ana ~ now to-wit this second day Of
9esp5sr ~ 1872 On mSiep os6sqes Of b5 Gegggs s
Court that the above Rule be continued
to the November Term, A. D.. 1909. pf
saia Court a1e q. thS' sSsr cory thereof Re
County. IN a newspaper OF said County
once each week. FOR four successive
In testimony that the above
fs true copy OF tho
Rule granted in the case there
stated. as the same remains oi
record. ! hercunto set my hand
| (sEAI.) and afiived the Seal Qf the said
Court. this twcnty-eighth day OF
September, a -; ~; lsos. ,,,,-,.
oct2-s-le.23. Prothonotary
lT n TIVE SUPERIOR. COURT OF TIL
4 STATE OF DELAWARE. IN AM
FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
No. $50. September Term, a, D.. 1000,
tina Walker. Herbert II. Walker au
Helen r. Walker. q shs CITY q WI
) Stale OF Delaware, TO have a oeria
mortgage made and executed by Ell
, abeth T Chamberlain. and lsag
Chamberlain her husband, % a
tion of the state OF Delaware, and n
corded In mortgage record o. Nolum
2, Page t52. Sc. marked satisfied
And now to-wit. this thirfieth dav 3
September. A D.. 1909 petition and nn
davit fled. and on motion of William /
ton Loan Association 10 show cause VIII
the mortgage herein-beforc referred {
shall not be marked satisfied on the rec
ord thereof refurnahle forthwith.
And now to-Wif this thiriieth dav o
September. A. n. 1909. on motion or WI
lam r. Kurtz. ESQUIRE. u 3 ordered b.
Nnucd TO the November Term. A. II
1000. of said Court and Tint COP
New Castle County IN a newspaper @
stid County once each week for fou
successive weeks.
In testimony that the ahov
81 true COPY OF th
Rule granted IN the case fher
stated. as the same remains q
record. hcreunto set my han
fSEAIO and afived the Seal Of the sal
Court. this thiriieth day q
September. A. d.. 1909
HERBERT l. RICE.
oct2-e-is-23 Prothouotarl
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No Bee Proposed Park AddItions.

Some members Of city Council and
the Board Of Park Commissioners this
afternoon will view the proposed park
additions.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23

tlemon, don't miss this sale as wo will
show you q real auction snle. We put
them up and sell them, don't do like
no fake, n real auction sale. Come and
We Will show you how we do u.
WM III. KLAlR.
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AGENTS. WANTED

a SsSSfS~0ffR NEW SELLING PLAN.
a Doubles your sales and profits. Sells
AZ articles with one sample. For par
nculars and $500 free ofter write FAIR
MFG co. Box III, Racine, Wis.
nrfsel-ff
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TEs.1a
.-.-ll y. ---.----

considered one OF the best dairies IN this
section. One Durham bull two years old,
one Holstein bull, four head OF work
horses and an entire OUTFIT OF farm imple-
acres.
Also fifteen acres Of corn by tho shock
and fifteen tons OF hay, by the ton.
Also al the same time and place ! VIII
sell ten head OF fresh cows selected by
myself. This will be a general cleaning
Out sale, owing TO the fact that Mr., Nc
Cortneys help has left him and no Is
compelled to dispose OF them.
A credit Of ninety days Will be given
with interest added All notes VIII be
made payable TO me.
JOHN f. o'NEAL
Ellis Hicks. Clerk
Price Dllworth Auct. Oct2o-2i-23-26-2
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pPOpOchTS

Z e. RAVENS & Coz. NfNETEENTH
and Poplar streets. Philadelphia, are
taking sub-bids on pile driving. masonry.
roofing and paint on car shop building for
Harlan e. ifollingsworth. Oct 20-at
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RECEIVERS SALE.
RECEIVERS SALE

BY virtue Of an order Of the Chan
cellor of the State OF Delaware, made the
WIN be exposed to sale at Public Ven
due,
ON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Z, 1900
at 10 o'clock. a. NJ,
at the onice OF the New Castle Water
Works Company, In the city OF New
castle.
All OF tho property. real and personal
OF the New Castle Water Works Com.
pany. as shown by the inventory filed
In the Office OF the Register In Chan
Gerry for New Castle county, includinl
the franchises OF said company, but ex
cepting the book accounts and credits.
Attendance win be given and termi
made known by
JAMES G. SHAW. JR..
Receivers.
wilmington. Delaware. October 20. 1909
DOT -7xUlrq
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DRESsMAKING.

AFsg N STEEL. NO. 500 WEST
NJ Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
teacher in practical dressmaking. Glasses
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays IRON
TO ~ q. m, to p. m; 10 20 ~
p. m school opens October 18th. 1909, az
a. M. Terms reasonable. O4-lmo.
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PUBLIC SALE

OF six car loads OF Cattle at Ken
net Square Hotel yards, Pa.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER g. 1909.
at / o'clock.
$50 head of Fresh Cows. fat feeders
and bulls. cattle Of all description. GEN
yvvn
A4.
Gttssssts@esdc1
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6 SxHEsM1N W1NTEDooN COMMITS
y sion or SIS and up per month WIZ
oxpenscs as per contract. Experience
unnecessary. PREMIER CIGAR CO..
Cincinnati. Ohio. Octzs-ll'
. ATTSMA AN-ENPERIENCED IN ANY
> line TO sell general trade IN hciS
ware. An unexcellcd speciality proposl
tion. Vacancy after November 1st CON-
missions With $500 weekly advance lot
expenses. THE CONTINENTAL JLN =
ELRY COMPANY, Cleveland, ONO.
tlcto7-1r
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HELp WANTED--MALE

UKNTED- ,iskfTWxY MAIL cf-fKISs.
w Salary $500 20 Sis00. No ''layoffst
hminator IN Wilmington scon. Com
prepared FREQ Write Immediately for
full particulars. FRANKLIN INsTI-
IIIk, Depart &C. Rochester. N. Y.
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JrIsl, 4 M ',,oT.II,llrone

WANTED n 1000 COLLECVORe a
w years OF ago or over, - serve on
saturday, October 3otn. at T. M. In
the Red Cross HcNcf. Apply
E R. I<ElAIA
y. ~. Cor. fifth and shiplcy streets
Ocu6-tf.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23

Help VANTrD--FFMALE
VST1NTEb WAITRESS Ar
w HOITs. East Fourth street.
Apply between and p. m.
oot2i-3t.
w NTED-A GOOD GERMAN OR
w Polish girl Tor housework. Apply,
Vest street. Oet1--1S
w NTED-COOKS. CHAMBERMAIDS,
w house girls help for the country.
GERMAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
S09 Madison street.
septe2-imo-e.o cd
.250 pAslLYS' ~ pEMoMsThAIo1. ~ DIST sc6eaT.
ance 10 act as denonstrator Exper.
fence Unnecessary. Liberal pay and
steady employment. Write Adv. Dept
CENTRAL MFG. CO, Iowa City, Iowa
Oct23-lt.
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Apply % WILMTNoT0N TRUST co,
Tenth ara Merref x "a

FOR RENT-ABOur NOVERfBER 9Th.
apartment in the Roaallnd, 80 JEFF
forson street, fivo rcOme bath and store
room, heat hot water and every con-
Nenience. Apply 10 Man npHRAfAf
Octle-tt no. Q West Fourth 81
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FOR RENT

Apartment 9l3 Orange st.. X, AH
2Sn French Street tnfe- rooms MD hnfh.
nwcnlnr cl9 Adams ST., R a. r.
D~ellirE 9ul hloome 81. i3 H. n q
Dwelling fua1 Delaware ave, rs X. q r.
Dvenirg lan conrad 49,. II. a n
lNcllinG 1905 ClaNmoni ST. 5 rooms.
dwelling ls2S kanruau Ave. Z H. a D
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LOST AND FOUND

r 5sT-sTif7K PIN WITH THHEE DTA-
II monds. golng from Ninth and LON,
bard 10 French Street station. Reward
E. Cor. Ninth ana Lombard sts.
Oct2i-st
r OsT-PLAiN GOLD RING WITH IN
II finls ID. II. NJ G. 90 NJ. a. -
l4th ofh mo-. 1900. between Fourth and
scott and 81 Thomas Church, reward II
returned 10 No i0l Scott street.
Ortg3-2t.
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Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Z on fiE'S1>-f sMAfL ffdrHis No'.
ioii Roed street, four rooms. $50
month. G. J. O'KEEFE.
Oot2o-fi No. 6 West seventh ST.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23

Leave Fourth street Wharf Whining,
ton at 7.S0 and 1880 a. m, Low $40 anu
100 =. N.
Leave Chestnut street Wharf, Phiis- =
delphia, at 7.S0 and lo.sO a. M Low '''S
and ZOO p. m.
Fare, including Saturdays and sunoays'
PHILADELPHIA excursion. &c; one way. lac'
Chester excursion. 15c; one way loc'
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PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Of Cows. horses and farming lmple-
mCuts on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2Sih.
ot j o'clock. sharp
VIII sell FOR Francis Mccartney his
entire outnt OF cows horses and farm Inn
plements on the farm known as the Con-
nor Farm near Ashland Station. Del.
Sixteen head Of frst-cass dairy cows
and one bull These cows have been care
fully selected by Mr. Mccartney last
spring Tor this farm and are choice young
cows. Have all been tested. Have been
va
,-J.rspaf-A
kcstrsrir,.tsCAtN
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FOR SALE

fffRs. runs. ffrRS.
All kinds OF hides and furs bought.
Highest prices paid for mink and Fox
Skins. c. :. HlNlOtk
Ji-6mo Seventh and Poplrr SITS.
EoR skLE-FIFTY PAIR EXTRA
fine Mated Pigeons-thoir SQUADS
Weighing "A TO 10 ounces each. Call and
WILLIAM TINsbrAN,
belmont avenue, Richardson Park
Octis-6t
rSOR sALE--tisO Will Buy a ScHU
mann plano, upright, Z l-o octANea
/ In elegant condition.
JACOB BROS. Co.
Octi1-tf o0i King So
N L URe"-BUY DIRECT fRQM- Az
Manufacturer and SAVE HreT,
sforek0cpers. and iohDers profits. Sen
postal for cut OF This seasons special.
VICTOR FUR CO.
Octzi-5t 757 Broadway, New lorh
r-OR sALE-PEERLEss TRACTION
II engine. 10 horse power. long cab. kul
I Two seasons. first-class condition. WI
sen az bargain. n. Armstrong, Nov arA
] Del ol--tol-nA
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REMOVAL NoTICE

ID ~MOVAL NOTICE.
X Dr r. B Manchester announces tho
removal Of his offices from 900 ana ~
Equitable Building. Wilmington. Dell &c
t0f Delaware avenue. on Monday, ser
fember %. 1909. sept'-ltnu
Evening journal., 1909-10-23

SPECIAL INSTRUCTOR.
@ s. STUDENTS. -
/ gpeciai Instructor now on duty
every Tuesday and Friday evenings o.
Wilmington Study Rooms, 5n Market 81
(2nd foor). H. W. bIoit. -
Orfo-Ipno MIMI -
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NOTICES

81 ccjTffGE~f Will PAY ONLY SUCH
~ bills as are contracted by mysen.
oct2i-st ALFRED Il. BEALE:
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SALESMAN WANTED.

Wilmington. Delaware, october 20. 100
Oct. d-2wks.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

- az
" philadelphia Rooms. &c. soc. sot
sntien.en oniv. spl"N-lN
TOR RENT-NfCELY FURNISHED
II room. second noor. light, heat, uA
OF bath. No sos West Fourth street..
frfT-st-e q. 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-19
MRS. JOHN REYNOLDS LEAVES
vALUAsLEs IN NORTHWEST.
ERN DEPOT AT BOONE.
GEMS OF GREAT WORTH
GATHERED IN FOREIGN LANDS
While Enroute to Clinton Mrs. Roy
noIds carsIessly Leaves Jewels Where
Thief Could Get Them-Not Missed
Until Marshalltown Was Reached
No Trace Of Them Found.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Boone. Oct. 19.-Mrs. John Reynolds,
OF this city. wife of the owner Of the
Boone electric properties, had $4,000
worth OF diamonds stolen from the
ladies' waiting room of the Northwest
ern station Monday noon.
She was enroute to Clinton to visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Dilley,
of La Fayette, Ind. and had large
leather hand bag containing the jewels
and presumably left it on the seat
when she boarded the train. She missed
the valuabIes at Marshalltown and she
telegraphed the Boone police and the
Northwestern officials to search for the
handbag. but it can not be found.
The handbag contained many rare
rings gathered in Europe and Egypt by
her father law, the late Lorain w
Reynolds. The rings included a. large
diamond and sapphire. large ruby
and diamond large solitaire ring. a
large solitaire diamond, large emer.
aid surrounded by two rows of da-
monds and many small stones, with
some brooches.
Mrs. Reynolds owns Jewels valued al
$4,000. A very liberal reward is of.
fered by her.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-19
PIONEER GROCER DEAD.
Sudden Death Of F. 3. Jansen a
Webster City.

Webster City. Oct. 19.-The commun-
ity was shocked yesterday by the an
nouncement that Fritz Jansen was
dead. Mr. Jansen had been in poor
health for several years but had been
able to be up and around the store
most of the time and to attend to busi-
ness. He had been quite sick since
Saturday and his wife was up with
him most Of the night. He was suffer-
ing from heart trouble and pneumonia
had set in. His death was sudden.
+. B. Jansen was born in Germany
March 13, 1887. In 1866 he came to the
United States and located at Water
town. Wis. In 1867 he came to Hamil-
ton county and for a few years occu-
pied a house on the Charles Biernatzki
farm southeast of this city. being in
the employ of Mr.. Biernatzki. Later
he removed to Cass township. conduct
ing farm q few years. coming to
Webster City to live in 1876 For more
than thirty years Mr.. Jansen has been
engaged in the grocery business in this
city and since coming to America for
ty-four years ago has carved ont a
comfortable competency.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-19
DOCTORS ~ CARROLL.
Annual Meeting Thursday of Northern
Iowa Medical Association.

Annual Mootin9 thursday or Northern
Iowa Medical Association.
Special to Times-Republican.
Carroll. Oct. 19.-The sixteenth an
nual meeting of the Northern Iowa
Medical Association will be held in
Carroll on Thursday, Oct. II, and a
good attendance is expected. DIR. l..
G. Patty, OF Carroll, is president OF the
association and DR. G.. o. Moorehead,
of Ida Grove, is secretary. The follow
ing program will be Observed:
Address of President Patty, Carroll
paper. w. W. Bowen. Ft. Dodge:
Acute Dilitation of Stomach" f. NJ
Jenkinson. Sioux City; 'Spleno Mye-
loid Leukaema," Charles Burnside. Au-
dubon; "Acute otitus Media and Com
plications." B. 3. Leonard. Holstein
Recess Immediate versus Deferred
Operation for Intra Abdominal Hem
orrhage Due 10 Tubal Pregnancy" ].
2. Summers, Omaha; 1.-THE Supra
Renal Capsule" Frank ]. Murphy.
Sioux City: "The Venus Pulse and It's
Dlagnostic Value in Cardiac Disease"
w. e. Sanders. Alta: "a Case of Just
Ordinary Interest" w. j. Findley, Sac
Cff1p
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-19
AMERICANS GATHER
At YORKTOWN ON ,ANNlvER.
sARY OF SURRENDER.
HISTORIC SPOTS MARKED
By OFFICIAL COMMITTEE
Soldiers and Citizens Participate in
Exercises in Famous Old Town-De-
seendants of sisners Of Declaration
of Independence Meet - Nelson's
Grave strewn With Flowers.

Yorktown, Va, Oct. 19.-On the his
toric ground where Cornwallis sealed
the doom of Britain's rule over what
is now part of the United States on
this date 12S years ago, patriotic Amer
leans are gathered today to celebrate
the anniversary of that surrender
Exercises are being held under the
auspices of the signers Of the declara-
ton Of independence, the Yorktown
Historical Society of the United States
and the citizens of York county. -Four
companies of coast artillery from Fort
Monroe and a detachment from the
Atlantic torpedo fiotilla participated In
the celebration.
Historic Spots Marked.
| Hardly had the day begun before the
exercises opened with the marking Of
fifteen historic spots by a special COM
mittee from the Yorktown Historical
Society. The places included the old
Nelson house, the custom house, which
wa sthe first in the United States; the
old Grace Episcopal church, the third
Of that denomination to be erected in
the country; the grave OF Nelson, the
office Of Thomas Nelson, progenitor of
the Nelson family, in Virginia, York
town inn, the British Notifications and
the redoubts captured by the American
and French forces on the night OF Oct
IA, 1881. This task completed, meet
| ing Of the board of governors of the
descendants Of the signers was held
followed by a meeting of the York.
town Historical Society. The princi-
pal events of the morning was parade
of the school children of York and sur
rounding counties forming on the banks
of the river just before noon. The chill
! dren marched to the courthouse. thence
4 down the main street. one Of the few
thoroug gl1fares in the village to y the
crurnbling custom house, thence to thu
,rear of the great monument erected a
y Yorktown on the occasion of the cen.
tennial. There flowers were strewn OF
the graves of soldiers who fell at York.
Il town and on that of Thomas Nelson
Jr The parade then moved to the grand
stand at the Nelson house, where eXer-
cises- of the day were concluded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-19
CENSUS scAEDuLE CHANGES.
Director purand's Action On the On.
for Manufactures.

Washington, Oct. 1s.-United States,
Census Director Durand announces two
very material changes in the schedules
for manufactures to be carried by the
special agents employed in collecting
the data for the thirteenth census.
At Jthe censuses of 1900 and 1906"
stated the director, "the manufactures
schedule called for the average num-
ber of men, the average number of
women, and the average number of
children under 16, employed during
each month in each establishment
Could this question have been an
swered accurately, it would undoubted-
ly have furnished information of much
value and OF greater value than that
which We are now proposing to Sc
cure. To answer this interrogatory
with strict accuracy would, however,
require the special agent or the manu-
facturer. filing out the schedule. to go
In detail thru every pay roll of the
year. AS a matter Of fact, practically
none OF the returns at the preceding
censuses were, 1 am convinced, based
on actual analyses of the pay rolls
They were in nearly all cases mere
estimates made more or less offhand
by the manufacturer or his boolskeep-
ers, and there Is every reason to believe
that these estimates were often wide
of the mark.
"The schedule as it has been revised
for the present census calls for the
number of men, women and children
employed during one specific week only
and for the total number employed,
without distinction of age or SEX on
the first pay roll of each month. The
relative extent to which women and
children are employed will be ascer-
tained approximately from the figures
for the selected week; and, altho that
week will not, perhaps, in some indus
tries be typical Of the year as a whole,
the accuracy of the figures will more
than compensate for the apparent sac
rifice in the amount of information OBJ
tained.
I'VE have also deemed it wise to cut
out the question with regard to classi-
fed wages to which I have just re-
ferred. and which appeared in the CEN
sus schedules Of 1900 and 1905. These
schedules called for the number of
employees during selected week, class
iHed according to their earnings and
also separating men, women and chill
dren under 16. This interrogatory, il
correctly answered, would furnish in
formation of great value. We have be-
come convinced, however, that for
many establishments correct answers
can not be obtained by any amount of
effort, and that for other establish
ments the amount of effort necessary
to obtain answers would involve ex-
pense and delay precluded by the limi-
tations of our appropriations and re-
quirementsias to the date of publishing
the results.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-19
FATAL FIGHT At WEBBING
Polish Wedding in c., Calls for
Police Interference and Small Riot
Ensues-one Dead and Several In
iured-seven Arrests Made.

Chicago, Oct. 1st-One man was shot
and killed, another received gun shot
wound. two policemen, one of whom
probably will die, were beaten with
bottles and half dozen others We're
less seriously injured early today in a
fight following the close Of Polish
wedding celebration at West Ham
mond. The policemen became involved
in the fight on the street with ten of
the wedding guests, and both emptied
their revolvers. John Petoskey one of
the guests, fell dead. Policeman Kulc-
zky's skull was crushed by a blow from
a bottle, and it is believed he can not
recover. His somrade, still fighting but
weak from similar blow, was res
cued by reinforcements from the po-
lice station. Seven arrests We're made.