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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-23
GIVEN 4 LIFE TERM.
For Committing Gross immortality
With Some Boys.

At Savannah. Ca. F. II. White,
convicted in the superior court cf
gross immortality. tainted before INC
judges stand when ne was seatcrced
to life imprisonment. II required
some time 70: the deputies - re-
store the prisoner 20 conscious lrss.
This case has attracted considerable
attention in Savannah. When i Was
called for trial Judge Charlton or.
dered the court room cleared OF -!
spectators and only those who had
business within the court roo3 were
permitted 10 remain. White ec'"-ed
general denial % the charge CT ire
boy when he told his story and
put two or three witnesses oa the
stand for the purpose oc p o::as an
al ijii =
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-23

Balance. ..S Sl9.2o
Senator Eeils Christensen is chair
man and DR.. Geo. ". Dick Is Sec
-etray OF ehe committee.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-23
VOTED IT DOWN
State Senate Tables Resolution Calling for
Resignation Of
THE ASYLUM OFFICIALS

Vote Reached Late Thursday After
noon and Resulted in Decisive 'ir-
tory for the Friends Of DR.. Bah-
cock and tie Board OF Regent Of
the State Hospital for the Insane.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-23

Nays-Batcs.. Christensen. C!ii-
ton. G-aydon. Kelley. Sinkler. Town
send. Walter. Williams.
Pairs-Car!isle with Stewart vot-
ing nay and yea, respectively; Maui
din with Sullivan. ditto.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
Given a Pleasant Surprise.

The Eintracht male chorus, under the
dictatorship of Professor H. Frey, pleas
antly surprised one of its members,
Mr. Nick Harris. last night at his
home. 1929 North Sixth street in
commemora ton of the forty first an
niversary of his birth. The evening
was spent i'll most amusing manner.
Professor II. Frey rendered few Sc
lections on the piano. The male Choir
US also did its duty in rendering many
selections. Refreshments were served.
All departed to their various homes
after wishing Mr.. Nick Harris many
happy returns of the day.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
signed rat Sioux Falls, and has, been
!eieisai fos ~ fssss 'says I'M Moth Man


Mrs. William Wagner and children
returned today TO their home at Blaze
Earth alter having spent several days
here as guests of Mrs. Wasncr's Sis
ter. Mrs. +. A. Cote and family Of
Van Brmt street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeder, past grand
chief OF honor of the ID. of IT,. is in the
city in the interest of the ID. of II.
and will attend the meeting OF No. j
Wednesday evening. Miss Schroeder
is being entertained at the home of
Mrs. NJ. O'Brien, POI Van Brunt street
Fred Hawkins was in the city OH
business yesterday. Mr.. Hawkins re-
turned from Minneapolis Tuesday night
where he had gone TO purchase boats
TO be used at Lake Washington. Mr.
Hawkins is the new proprietor of the
Red Squirrels Nest ut the lake and is
no stranger in these parts, having been
years ago.
Sheriff Olson of st. Peter was IN
North Mankato yesterday. summonin.
jurors for the May term of the distric,
court The grand jurors are summon
cd for May and the petit juror.
for May 4. The grand jury will have
four matters to investigate. The shoc.
ing of Chester Purrier by William IL
Culp will be the most important. :,
st. Peter boy is charged with start
ing incendiary fires year ago, an'
two parties in Lafayette township az,
charged with selling liquor without 4
license.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08

$s'sse5sg; sprnnkling certificate,
Total S1s.S!3.52.
The wall O; the w. G.. lIoerr


ing, just south of the Clifton House,
property. has been braccd. and no i'm
mediate danger of Il collapse is feared.
he brick wall has bulecd about Il foot
at The lower part aud rests against
the brick wall of Charles Jones news
stand, which is expected 70 hold it.
David Aldo is about to engage in
business for hinsef having leased
the room III IG7 South Frout street
for shoe shop. lie will do all Kinds
OF repairing but his speciality viii be
making shoes to order. Mr.. Aldo went
today TO st. Paul to buy machines,
tools and stock.
The police this afternoon arrested 4
tramp who had in his possession gold
watch believed to be The property of
Mirton McCraig of Mapleton. ,eweler
Otto gave the police The tip" that
resulted i'll tie apprehension of The
tramp.
President Northrop made the state,
mcnt yesterday that he would remain
at the head of the state university
until his year j. up, in September
If necessary he vii! remain on The
job until Jan. /. 1911.
David Young, employed III the North
western freight yards, was caught I'm
der the cowcatcher of locomotiv,
late this afternoon at the Rock strcei
crossing and one leg was badly man
gied.
Mrs L. Dutton, aged eighty-onc re
siding on State street. went TO stel
cut of her home this forenoon Al.
she slipped and fell, fracturng the left
| shoulder bone.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
Pleasant Surpnsc Party.

Last evening Rev. and Mrs. \. H..
Ctziuger were agrccaby surprised by
about fifty of their friends from Man
kato and st. Clair. The evening was
pleasantly spent in Il social way Re-
frcshments We're served by the ladies.
IA leather upholstered chair was pre-
scented to Mr.. and Mrs. Utzinger, as II
token of the esteem in which they are
held. Rev Mittclstadt made the pre-
sentation speech, and +. G. Weber, su-
perintendent of the Evangelical Sun
day school, followed in few we'll
chosen words. Rev. Ctzin.cr responded,
acknowledging the complete surprise.
and thanking them for the costly and
appropriate present. The out OF town
guests were: Rev. and Mrs. Mueller
of Amboy, Professor Trapp. supcrin-
tcndcnt of schools at Morton, Mimi.
Miss Zicskc, Il teacher in the Morton
schools; Acssrs. \. \. .ular, Otto
Juliar, Robert liaedt and their
wives, and Mrs. Hubner of ST. Clair
Rev. Utzinger and family will leave
Mankato some time in May. The new
field of labor will be assigned them
by the conference which cOnvcnes il;
Olivia during the first week in May.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
SOCIETY |
N. W Phone, 50. Citixebs,'cl3.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Miss Hubbard a Bridesmaid.

st. Paul Pioneer Press: The most
important social event today will be
the wedding of Miss Germainc Downs
and William Gilbert Boyd of Grand
FORKS. \. ID. The ceremony will take
place at seven O'Clock at the Church
OF st. John the vangelst and Rev.
Theodore Sedgwick will be the official
ing clergyman. The musical program
Is i'll charge of Professor Fairclough
urganist of the church, assisted bv Tn,
oitirc choir. lluntley Downs will give
his sister in marriage and the bride
will be attended by Mrs. .. b. Chris-
Jensen of Minneapolis as matron OF
honor, Miss Louise Convey, Minneapolis
maid OF honor, the Misses Grace
Matthewson. Minneapolis, and Kate
Hubbard. Mankato, bridesmaids. John
Lcnnox of Frazec City will attend the
groom and the ushcrs arc Mr. Kelly
st. Louis, Hugh G;llin, Minneapolis
Elmer Gebhart. st. Cloud, Portcous
Palmer of this city. Ellis Westlakc
Minneapolis, and Gordon Downs, broth
eli of the bride. The bride will bt
attlred in Il gown of white satin made
cntraine and her tulle veil will bt
caught by a .cornet of orange bios
SONS. Her bridal bouquet will be OF
white lilacs and orchids and she vii
wear diamond lecklace. which is
the gift of the groom. The matron OF
honor will wear her wedding gown OF
white satin and will carry lavender
blossoms. The maid OF honor will b,
attired i'll white lace made over white
satin and her bouquet will also be OF
lavender flowels.\ The two bridesmaid
will be gowned alike in pale lavender
chiffon made over silk and will carry
white flowers. \ reception will follow
AT the home of the, brides mother
Mrs. Margaret Wilson Downs, lO9a
Laurel avenue. Only relatives and in
innate friends have been hidden to the
house. Mr.. Boyd and his bride vii
leave. immediately for the cast ans
will sail shortly for Europe ON theil
wedding tour.
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Brilliant Wedding.

OIlllldut WtUOlGS.
Laporte. Ind. March 30-A brilliant
church wedding took place here to-
night. The groom was Dr.. Louis Leon
ard Ten Brock. until recently of Fari-
liult. Mimi, and Miss Lenore Marie
Never. daughter of Dr. }. H. William
Meyer of this city.
| The nuptials took place in st. Paul's
Episcopal church and the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. MIR. Ten
Brock. pastor of the Faribault Epis-
copal church. The groom was attend
ed as best man by the Rev. Robert
Ten Brock of st. Paul. Mimi, and tie
bridesmaid of honor was Miss Anna
Ten Brock of Faribault. \ reception
followed at the brides home.
; Dr. and Mrs. Ten Brock will make
an extended trip through the south
and will be at home III this city after
May |.
The groom is the son of Rev. w. j.
Ten Brock, who has frequently oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Episcopal
! church here.
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From Mon days Daily.


7. ?. Ford of Wells spent Yesterday
in the city
John Hines of Wells was i'll tie city
over Sunday.
JulUs RcinsJur" WAS in from AIadi-
son Lake today
s. Z. Dodge of Winnebago spent last
night in the city.
+. D. lindquist of Fuda dincd in
the city Saturday.
r. H. Officer Of Winuebag was in
the city Yesterday.
Mark L. Wldes was in from Lake
Washington today.
Ed. Biecdhorn and wife of Amboy
visited the city today.
d. W. orion of Ortonvile was in
Aiankato over Sunday.
Judge Francis Caldwell of LeSucur
was in Mankato Saturday.
L. +. Michael of Lincoln, Neb., was
la visitor in the city yesterday.
Dr.. NJ. B. Wood left yesterday for
New York state, to buy blooded cat
tie.
Dr.. G. +. Mctz.er of Minneapolis
was in Mankato yesterday, and while
here purchased 2. II. McGraw's drivn.
horse.
A. n. Becker Jr., of st. Paul, state
bank examiner, was in the city over
Sunday,
Miss Hazel Cornell of Mapleton
spent the day in the city, visiting and
shopping.
b. +. Robinson of Eagle Lake has
returned from Florida, where he went
to look ut land.
! Misses Lillian Stewart and Helen T.
Greayer of Mortified were Mankatu
visitors Saturday.
Miss Caroline Parker who is teach
ng at fairmont, has come home for
q weeks vacation
Mrs. Charles Wyatt arrived from st.
Iaul Saturday afternoon, and returned
there this morning
p X. Empey, b. f. Zimmerman ami
II. D. Ayers of GAINESVILLE were in
Mankato over Sunday.
/ J. p. Dunno. of the circulation de
partment of The Minneapolis Tribune,
Sundayed III the city.
jay Wysong went 10 Minneapolis
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the evening in social way. The
class presented Mrs. Utlingcr with u
handsome cut class set.
Harry H. Hamilton was in Mime
apolis yesterday, on business.
Nj and Mrs. George NJ. Palmer took
in The electric SHOW in Minneapolis
this week
Mr. and Mrs Fred kron have re-
tlrued from visit to The electric show
i'll Minneapolis.
Earl Palmer is spending ten days i'll
Iowa in the interests of the Hubbard
Milling company.
Miss io!a Cove of Aladelia is visit
ing Miss May Call, Van on Brunt
street for few days.
J. L. Reynolds will 90 tomorrow to
St Paul TO see his brother who is Ill
at hospital in that city.
Misses 9TH Faulkner and Jessie
Prowse went to the twin cities today
I to spend their weeks vacation.
!. Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Currier were
among the Manllato people who at
tended Tile electric SHOW in Minneapolis
this week
George kimble of the Kimble Music
/ company las returned from several
days business trip through the south
| ern part of the state.
Mr.. Fielding of Fielding & Sheplcy
lis i'll the city, and he stated today
that force of men will 90 to work
Monday on the paving contract.
Mrs. Kate Under returned last night
from South Paris, Maine where she
has been visiting relatives since Sep
| TENDER. She had delightful time.
Mrs. w. Il. Spornitz and children,
Master Kenneth and Miss Marcella, re
turned last evening after making a
brief visit with relatives at Waseca.
Mrs. A. Gurgel, Misses Ida and En-
| ma Gurgcl left ON the early train for
La Crosse Wis. after being guests OF
Professor and Mrs. II. Frey for few
weeks
alderman and Mrs G. w EicIlstacdt
returned last evening from the twin
cities, where they spent two days Wis
| ting the electric show. They were
greatly pleased with it.
| 5ir. ard Mrs. j. A. Pearson of West
brook who lave been spending few
days in the city as guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. +. W. Bates and other friends, re
turned today 10 their home.
| Professor Hugo Frey and Professor
William Scltz returned from 81. Paul
! l;,st night where they for Il few days
attended tI;e general teachers CON
ference Of Minnesota, South and North
| Dakotas and Canada
NJ y. Fritz who has been confined
to his home for two or three weeks
with illness, is able TO be up AMI
about he house. but viii not be abb,
ito 90 to The o1icc for another week.
liz many friends are glad 10 see him
lon the high road to recovery
Marshall News Messenger: Mrs Alice
Guttnaun came MP from Naukato last
week and remained over Sunday ut
the Parental home of he i.audensiag
crs CT course the Grand Army com
radcs and Woman.s Relief Corps will
hear from the lady iust before Memoir
jaI day. with her annual shower OF
lowers for tie Graves Of soldiers
Au"us; nnchhoiz. who was called In
this city recently by Ike death of his
/! father, viii leave Monday for Seat
| Washington. lie is among the Young
men FROM this section who are ma king
. Good in, Ia. To
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08

Louis L. Shepley of st. Paul is in
the city.
W. l.. keogan of Madela was in the
city yesterday.
c. W. Sites of Lake Benton was in
the city last evening.
G. A. Miller of LeSueur Center was
in MankatO Yesterday.
q. y. Clark of Syracuse, n. Y,
called OH his friends in the city yes
terday.
Joseph Rcinhart, merchant of st.
George. was in the city yesterday on
business.
Mr. f. NJ. Richter and sons have
Owatonna.
Misses Pearl Schuettc and Eunicc
Jones of Owatoma were guests i'll the
city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. G. Howard and Miss Agatha
Howard of Sherburn visited friends in
the city yesterday.
l.. F. Phillips, town clerk of Dan.
vile. was in the city today, draw
ing his apportionment.
County Attorney Plymat attended
the call of the calendar in the supreme
court, at st. Paul, yesterday.
L. Salet will return this evening
from st. Paul where he has been
transacting business the past few
days.
William Lowe Of Milwaukee, is in
the city to visit his father in North
Mankato, who is about to be operated
upon.
Miss Flora Deebach is sick with
inflamnatory rheumatism, at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Deebach.
NJ. G. Dalton, cashier of the st. Clair
bank, and Henry Thielmar, ST.
Claim merchant, were in the city to.
day on business.
Benjamin Taylor, II. l.. Schmitt, S.
j. Wilson and c. j. Laurisch attended
the opening of the April term of the
supreme court at ST.. Paul yesterday.
Dr.. ID. B. Catlin is spending few
days in New Ulm in the interests of
the project to build a new sanitarium
of which he will be superintendent
A. j. Carlson. manager OF the local
offices of the Arlington Mill company
is in Arlington, S. d., this week on
u combined business and pleasure
trip.
G.. j. Tiinms of Sherburn, A. c. Ocls
of Springfield, and G. S. Waite OF
Pipestone were among the out of town
people in the city yesterday. The
two latter remained over until today
John Mcirath goes tomorrow morn
ing to South st. Paul, to take a po-
sition with Swift & Co. He has re-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
Banquet to Head of Royal Arcanum

st. Paul Dispatch: When the Roya
Arcanum quartet, singing at he Me-
chants hotel last nigat, transformed
the old song of "Harrigan" into ''Harti
gam" in honor of the state insurance
commissioner, who is a past grand re
gent of the order. they started the
ball rolling for one of the jolliest ban
'quets that any lodge has held fol
many a day.
As one feature of series of enter
tainments that have been given and
are being given this week for Clovis
H. Bowen of Rhode Island supreme
regent of the Royal Arcanum, about
200 members of the six st. Paul coun
ellis gathered in the banquet room OF
the hotel, where ten-course banquet
was served. Then followed a program
Iof speeches, which struck enthusiasm
into the hearts of the members.
James Craig, past grand regent o,
Minnesota, acted as toastmaster an
the supreme regent as "a man whom
you liked better every minute you saw
him."
w. H. Williams, the present grand
regent, spoke briefly OH the subject
1.-The Royal Arcanum.'
w. L. Comstock of Mankato trace
the history of the fraternal INSURANCE
orders and compared them with Tho
odd line companies.
State Insurance Commissioner J. a
Hartigan spoke briefly, welcoming MIR
Bowen to St. Paul. The invocation
was given by Rev. G. IL. Ten Brock
grand chaplain of the order.
Besides Mr.. Bowen the guests OF
honor were w. H. Williams, grand re-
gent; w. L. Comstock, past. grand
regent; j. A. Hartigan, past grand re-
gent; George I. Hughes, supreme
trustee; c. L. Boerner, supreme repre-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08

c. Q. Daley was visitor to Wascca
yesterday.
| George Helms OF Sleepy Eye was III
the city today
A. c. Abbott of Amboy was in Man
kato last night.
J. S. Kilbridgc OF Candy was in the
city over night.
Andrew Berry and wife of Waseca
were in the city today.
\. NJ. Bradbury and w. Cody oil
Comfrey visited the city today.
| Andrew Peterson aud wife of Al
COMA Iowa, We're III the city today.
s. D.. Warren and wife of Zumbrota
were i'll the city Yesterday afternoon
| j. \. Lang. William Wittrock and
il. J. Eoegcn left Tuesday for Mon
| tana.
Attorney Charles c. kolars of lie
Sucur Center WAS in Mankato lasi
night.
Bishop ELsal will confirm = elias
at st. JONI Episcopal church this
evening.
Mrs. c. McAllster is rcshiD.iin. Ec,
house, at the corner of Fourth ani
Cherry streets.
! March came in like Il lamb. and
came near going out like Il lion, miss
in. only one day.
\. F. Schultz of LouisvlIc was in
the city yesterday. He has recently
sold out his business.
Work is progressing on A. Schip
pel's double house on Hickory street
near the Security flats.
Misses Lorena Anderson of Red
Lodge. Mont. ana Marie Sanda9er OF
Tyler were guests i'll the city yester
day.
| Gust Carlson is working OH the
, fc undation for another house on Cherr,
street, just west of his present resi-
dencc.
| Mr.. and Mrs. y. O. Peck. Mrs
! Knowlton and Mis-. Naylor of st
James were Mankato visitors yesterdar
afternoon.
The mercury reached four degrees be
low freezing point last night, and gar
den truck and tender buds suffered
accordingly.
George Dauber of Superior. Wis, wa,
in the city last night He is Temporal
lily filling the position of route agent
, for the American Express company.
| John Gustafson and family, seven
, III all, left this morning for Eureka
F., CAL, where they expect to locate. They
have been living about mile from
this city.
! st. Paul Dispatch: Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar b. ODER returned this morning
from their wedding trip and will oc
cupy the E. L. Patterson residence Oh
Goodrich avenue.
The corner diagonaly across from
the City Hotel, which was formerly
Il city hay market, has been secured
for the storage of scrap iron, and is
being fenced in.
! j. +. Reynolds received word today
that his brother, r. S. Reynolds, i
very i'll in a hospital in st. Paul
r. S. Reynolds has visited here and
has number of friends who viii
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Robert Girvin left Tuesday to
visit her four children, a son and
! daughter in the Dakotas and a son and
daughter i'll Minneapolis. She will be
gone about two months, and Mr. Cir
in will 90 later and accompany her
home.
Robert E, Jensen, cashier at the Chi
cago 4 Northwestern freight depot
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Sang for Miss Harriet Pugh.

The Welsh Choir gathered at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Pugh Oh Clark
street last night and sang a number of
selections for the benefit of Miss Har-
ret Pugh. who is confined to her
home OH account of rheumatism. Rev.
w. 4. Evans made some appropriate
remarks. Refreshments were served
and social hour followed
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
From Fridays Daily.
Fifty-third Wedding Anniversary.


From Fridays Daily.
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From thursdays Daily.
Delightful Concert at the Presbyterian
Church,

The appearance of the Manchester
college choral society at the Presby-
terrain church last evening drew an
audience that packed the large audi
forum. 1t was fine advertisement
'of the excellence of the college, and
ought to result in interesting MankatO
people more thoroughly in it.
The mixed chorus of thirty voices
was directed by Harry Phillips, who
las charge of the music at the college
The chorus work was fine and was
duly appreciated by the audience, but
the solo work of Professor Philips
land the violin solos of Miss Lolita
Mcmillan were the gems of the even
ling. Professor Phillips possesses Il
cultivated baritone voice, and is eX-
celled by few in the northwest. Miss
| Mcmillan, who is from st. Paul, Is
Ia violinist of rare talent.
Every number OH the program was
'roundly applauded. The concert wa.
given under the auspices of the Pres
b.tcrian Brotherhood, and was free
to all, the expense of the concert
something like $l35, having been raised
by subscription, and the members ol
the choral society being entertained at
the homes of members of the church
The program was as follows:
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