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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-03-01

admitted
tenth judicial district Of Iowa 1890 and reelected in 1894
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-03-01

pawnshop for. The way things look
now nobody belonging to me will ever
have any ostrich plumes to take care
Of. but II we ever do have any shall
know what to do with them"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-03-01

1t is the only path to national vel.
fare, for Just as the health and per-
lection of the body depending on each
organ fulfilling its own function, SO
the health of the body polite depends
on each individual understanding his
own powers and his own limits, and
developing the one without overstep-
ping the other.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-03-01


locally charge Of the
adopted Lea supported
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-03-01

But the airship mustn't "lay low
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-03-01
Went Well Into Detail.

Went Well Into Detail.
That 25,344.00O soap bubbles can bs
produced from a pound of soap has
been figured out by mathematical
genius.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-03-01

She-You puckered up your lips so
then that I thought you were going to
kiss me.
He-No; got some grit in my
mouth.
she-Well, for goodness sake swal-
low It! You need 1t in your system!
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-03-01

depends upon his being in the right
place and doing his own approximate
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
ADOPTED DAUGHTER TEsTIFIEs
Mrs. Glessner Says Ward Planned to
End DAYS with Sister.

The only witness examined yesterday IN
the contest over the Will OF John Q. A
Ward by his sister Miss Eleanor Ward
which is on trial IN the Supreme Court.
was Mrs. Anna Glessner, who was adopted
as a daughter by the sculptor and his two
sisters tnirty-two years ago Miss Ward
saws in her contest that her brother was
rot OF sound mind when he made his
will. in which he left practically his en-
tire estate 20 his wife. Mrs. Rachel NJ o
Ward. who. II is also alleged. unduly IN
huenced her husband
Mrs. Glessner testified that IN 1902 she
and Miss Ward visited Mr. Ward IN this
citv. That was before he married. The
witness quoted The sculptor IS saying that
some day he would give up work in New
York and 60 home 20 Uroana, Ohio, 10
end his DAYS with his sister and Mrs.
Glessner. The latter told also about an
agreement that sne had. under which she
was 70 receive certain property for TAX
INC care Of Miss Ward. The case Will be
continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
MAINE RESULT UNCERTAIN
Possibility of Correction Rests
with Town Clerks.

Augusta. Ne, oct 9-The possibility Of
correction Of the official figures Of the
states vote of September Il. on the cues
ucn Of the repeal Of the constitutional pro
h.bitorv amendment rests on the ability OF
the town clerks of Athens Limestone.
MaunicUs Isle and Westheld and other in
terested persons. TO prove to the Governor
and Council thar their original returns were
wrong To-day marked the close Of the
period during which requests for correc-
tions could be made and no other towns
had been heard from.
The next steD will be the holding Of
public hearing AT which all persons inter
eeted for or against the acceptance Of cor
rectfons will have an opportunity 10 he
heard The date OF this hearing is expected
70 he announced soon. After the hearing
Governor Plaisted has until December 10
make his final announcement Of the out
come Of the election
If the corrections already fled are al
lowed it would mean the overthrow OF the
present official majority Of twenty-slX for
repeal and the establishment or a substdn-
tial majority IN favor Of retaining constl-
tltiOnal prohibition.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
BIG STEEL LOCKOUT PENDING
Union Fails TO Make Agreement with
Employers Association.

An effort made 0y the local union Of the
International Association Of Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers 10 bring about
settlement Of the strike on the Lleberman
& Sanford Company failed yesterday
The proposition for a conference came IN
the form OF a letter from John NJ Schilhng
secretary OF tne union. 20 c. T. Cheney
secretary o. the Allied Iron Trades. IN
which o conference was proposed between
q committee OF the union and Of the 4 HE'D
Iron Trades. SchlliIng said the union had
already appointed IT'S committee AIR
Cheney laid the proposition before the
members OF the Allied Iron Trades who re-
.ectrd 10 unduimouslr.
The members Of the union. the employers
said last night, have now no alternative but
either 10 declare the strike OF before Fri
day or face tine responsibility for a general
lockout OF al the structural iron workers on
sixty-fiye buildings. in accordance with the
ultimatum II the employers
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
CANA0A'S NEW MINISTRY
Robert L. Borden Announces
Names of His Colleagnes.

ottawa. Oct. 9-Robert I. Borden. the
new Premier, presented the names OF his
Cabinet TO the Governor General tonight
and received his approval The new gov
eminent viii be sworn in at noon to-mor-
row. Like Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Nr Borden
viii act as President Of the Council
The only other representative from the
Maritime Provinces is Premier Hazen. Of
New Brunswick. who will be Minister OF
Marine and Fisheries
Quebec viii have four representatives
with portfolios and one without. Those
holding portfolios are.
F d Monk, Public Works.
L. p. Pelletter. Postmaster General
c. J Dohertv, Minister Of Justice.
". B. Nantel. Inland Revenue.
G. n Perley. Mr. Bordens chief Lieutenant
in the organization work Of the campaign.
is the man without a portfolio.
Seven places fall 70 the lot Of Ontario
The new Minister OF Finance is ". T..
White. Of Toronto, until recently general
manager Of The National Trust Company.
Mr White was one OF the eighteen Toronto
Liberals VINO led the protest against reci-
procity
John D. Reid. Of crenwne. Is Minister or
Customs; 7. w. Crothers Of West Elgin
Minister Of Labor. Colonel Samuel Hughes
Of Victoria, Minister Of Militia. Frank
Cochrane, at present Minister Of Mines in
the Ontario government Minister Of Rail
WAYS. and George Z. Foster Minister or
Trade and Commerce.
A f. Kemp Of Toronto. IL taken in
without portfolio.
The Northwest is given four places. Dr.
Roche, Of Marquette. viii represent Mani
toba and is 10 be Secretary Of State
Robert Rogers. now Minister OF Public
Works in Manitoba, is 70 be Minister CT
the Interior and will SIT for Prince Albert
in Saskatchewan.
Alberta viii be represented by Senator
LoUghead. who will not have a portfolio
while the British Columbia representative
viii he Martin Burril, OF Grand Forks a
prominent horticulturist as Minister Of
= agriculture.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
GIMBERNAT TO FRONT AGAIN
This Time Young Man Is Named Co
RESPONDENT in Divorce Case.

Jules r. Gimbernat, who has been often
in the lmelight. is once more the object
Of public attention This time he Is the
correspondent in a divorce action brought
hv Charles II Van Vinkle against his wife.
Mrs Ruth Olive Van Wlnkle. The wife
denies the charges.
While a student ar Columbia University
Ginbernat lived ar the Waldorf Astoria
and entertained lavishly there and ar
Sherrvs Both establishments sued him,
and his father came 70 his aid. In 1901 he
married Miss LYDIA Cask.n. daughter Of
Or. Theodore c. Caskin. an official Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, and a
niece OF General Pickett, the Confederate
leader Mrs. Gimbernat obtained q divorce
from Gimbernat in 1909. Gimbernat also
has several times been in trouble with
money lenders and Jewellers.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
UNRULY "MIDDIEs" PUNISHED
Probing Board Deals Harshly with Ca
dets Who B5ttled with Police.
lBv telegraph to The Tribune. J

Annapolis, oct. q-The activity Of Super
intendent Gibbons against hazing, intoxica-
ton and other violations Of the rules OF the
Naval Academy was much IN evidence to-
dav. when a board Of investigation had be
fore II a large portion Of the members Of
the new fourth class. and Captain Gibbons
announced the infection Of heavy penalty
upon Midshipman Roy Dudley. Of New
Hampshire. who was among the cadets in
volved in the trouble with Washington
civilians and policemen after the dinner Of
the second class on September %. II IS
understood that another midshipman,
whose name is withheld. has been recon-
uended for dismissal
The board Of invesu CATION. headed hv
Commander C.. B. McVay. r., senior as
sstant in the department Of discipline.
seems determined 10 reach the bottom Of
hazing ar the academy and find out 70 Just
what extent the practice still obtains. To-
CAV so large a number of "plebes' was
before that body that irs intention 10 make
witness of every member was clearly
manifested
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
SANITY TO Be TESTED
Continued from first page

Continued from first page
for Mrs Won CIaussen. Justice Green
baum asked him what he knew about
her. Before the lawyer could reply Mrs
Won Clausser interiected. She is q nice.
respectable girl" The lawyer said he
had known her about a year. when his
client again broke in. crying. II want
iusticei"
Justice Greenbaum assured her she
should have Justice even II II was o.
kind she did not ask and adjourned
the case 70 later in the day.
Then Justice Greenbaum sent for Mr.
Cowie. Assistant Corporation Counsel
and had him read over the testimony
Ready to Go On with Case.
At the second hearing Mrs Won
Claussen was in high spirits. George
Robinson. her counsel. wanted 10 60 on
with the case but Justice Greenbaum
said he did not think she was quite
responsible for what she did. and ad-
vised counsel 10 confer with the Assistant
Corporation Counsel
Then court was adjourned and Mrs.
Won Cllusseu. her counsel and Mr.. CoWie
went 10 the corridor. where Detective
Bernard NcConvilie ioined the party and
invited Mrs Won Claussen To accompany
him 70 tho Tombs court which she did
without much protest
Hello. fudge. said Mrs. Won Claus
sen. when brought into the police court
You remember me. They had me here
before when they had sixty witnesses
againgt me. You know my poor father
dropped dead since then.
There is a charge Of insanity here. ~
said Magistrate Herbert, addressing Mr..
Ellison.
Well. I'm not insane remarked Mrs.
Won Claussen. I'm clever woman
and everybody knows IT, The trouble
vaz that the Judge got mad and invited
me 70 afternoon tea. Some one wanted
me committed TO spoil my case, but
thank God. they won't succeed
When Magistrate Herbert adjourned
tba case until today Mrs. Won Claus
sen turned to Assistant District Attorney
Ellison and said
Now. little boy. you'd better learn
something before YOU come here again
and. beaming upon Magistrate Herbert
added Thank God. there is one good
and honest Judge"
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
N. ?. R. f. ELECTS OFFICERS
T. ". Lamont and G. F. Baker, Jr
Take Places of Perkins and Cochran.

At the orga anization meeting OF the direct
ors Of the Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany YESTERDAY az which the retiring off,
GERS were reelected, George ". Perkins
and Alexander Smith Cochran resigned
from the board, and Thomas ". Lamont,
Of J. P Morgan & Co, and George F.
Baker, jr. vice-p president Of the First Ma
tonal Bank were elected 70 succeed them.
Mr.. Perkins. who retired from the hrm
OF J. P Morgan & Co. at the beginning Of
the year. has announced his intention Of
Withdrawing from active business connec-
tion with a number Of the corporations with
the mana cement OF which he has been iden
tiied. He has been a director Of the North
ern Pacific six years. Mr.. Cochran retire!
because OF poor health. 4 is understood.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
sCHLEYs MAY MAKE UP
Wife's Application for Alimony IN SEP
aration Suit Adjourned.

It was reported Yesterday there was nope
that the marital differences which nave
existed between Mrs. Norma CAn schley
and James Montford Schley a cousin OF
The late Rear Admiral Schley, would De
settled out OF court. and probably there
,yonld be a reconciliation.
Mrs schley sued her husband for a sep
Grafton. She said they lived happily until
a year ago. when her husband abandoned
her Schley made denial The case came
nm Yesterday on a motion Of MIS-. achIes
for $3.50 a month almony. on the consent
~ counsel for both ltigants the motion
u,as adjourned 10 October %, win the
nrobability that ii will not again come up.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
NEWEST BATTLESHIP
The King George v, Launched Yester-
dav Is the Riggest Ahost

Portsmouth Oct e-Great Britain larg-
est and best arrnored battleship the King
George Y, was launched successfully 10
dav. The warship was formally named by
his natesty's aunt. Princess Christian of
SchlesWig- -Holstein.
The King George Y has been On the
stocks Two weeks less than the average
Dreadnought. having been laid down on
January 10 last
The vessel has a displacement OF 22Hao
tons, being thus larger than the American
bartieships Florida and Utah. Her pril-
cinal dimensions are. Length. -55 feets
ham. So, graft. 271a The armament con
sists OF ten 13 5.inch guns and twenty-four
z-inch guns Engines q &Oo0 horsepower
are espected 10 furnish speed OF y knots
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

the monarchist invasion Of Northern
Portugal. Awaiting trial are six hun
dred political prisoners. and to these
others are likely TO be added IN the next
Few days. Colonel Alberto da Silveira,
formerly commander of police. was to-
day appointed Minister Of War. succeed
ing General Pimento Castro, who re-
signed
According to to-nights news. the roy
alists, after their defeat at Vtnhaes.
where they lost fifty men, are intrenched
IN the mountainous district Of Sierra da
Corroa, within less than mile OF the
Spanish frontier Thus they are able 70
retreat. IL necessary. into neutral terri
tory. Two regiments Of infantry,
squadron of cavalry and four hundred
soldiers, landed from the warships at
Oporto, are pressing the monarchists,
with whom there are occasional skir-
mishes. The government feels somewhat
hlndered. as it does not wish 10 annoy
spanish susceptibiities by fighting near
the frontier The royalists are awaiting
tain Couciere. It is reported that they
have eight field pieces and four Maxim
guns.
A party of monarchists. commanded
oy priest. attacked an express train
which was carrying troops 70 the north.
near Monsanto. on the tracks they
placed an obstruction, which was dis
covered by the engineer. who stopped
his train when IL was within fifty yards
Of the pile Of stones and railroad ties
AS the train halted ii was fred upon.
The troops responded and drove off the
royalists.
-Four hundred rovaIists attacked Ma
cedo de Cavslleiros, which has been re-
inforced, but withdrew after a fight that
continued for two hours. Priests are
taking an active part in the organization
of guerilla bands and are leading them
in the combat with uplifted crucifxes
The monarchist flags are flying over the
churches at Castillo Brarco and Santo
Thyrse. The government is finding diff
fculty in handling the cavalry and in
fantry in the mountainous districts.
Oporto, Oct. 9-Latest official advices say
that the monarchists are retreating, hav-
ing abandoned Cazares to-day. and taken
refuge a mile from the frontier, 70 the
northwest Of Vinhaes. The government
column in pursuit is closing in on the
monarchists Oporto Is quiet.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
JUDGE DEWEY SUING AGAIN
Boston Man Asks Damages from Gov
ernor and Other Officials


Boston OCT 9-Twenty-one state and
county officials and prominent citizens.
headed by Governor Foss. were sued TO-
dav by Henry s Dewey. former Judge OF
the Boston Municipal Court. ~ the M
nt-ipal Court for $50 each.
Dewey asks damages for what he terms
"a blasphemous and untruthtuI and fraudu-
lent and rowdv-lke and roughrider-like
and awkward and unartstocrsuzed and
other democrattzed edition Of notes Of the
proceedings. including three blasphemous
arguments and a blasphemous charge 70 a
Jury al both sham trials. IN June 1899,
m the action between Brgadier General
Dewey and five blasphemers. now pending
fin the Superior Court. when the case was
taken from two successfully defrauded
iuries. who were taught 70 assume anti
Republican intentions characteristic OF Z
blasphernous Democracy'
Dewey was before the public previously
in other unusual court actions
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
BLACK BOTTLE" FOR CHATTER
Prendergast Tells What It VIII Get If
It Is Revived

Arguing Tor a bureau Of IRE prevention
before the Budget Committee Of the Board
o4 Estimate yesterday Commissioner
Johnson Of the Fire Department said that
r. had been provided for IN the charter.
,yt he understood that the charter was
dead
Your understanding is correct Com
missioner Johnson said Controller Prem
dergast with a smile.
some say the -narter is only sleeping
-.fs p~--i5er- Mitchell of The Board of
Aldermen.
If the charter comes Up again" com
r,arted the Controller grimly "it will get
q dose of the black bottle
Commissioner Johnson asked FOR money
70 paw the men Of twenty new companies
that ne hoped 70 organize in the course
of the wear. He also wanted 70 raise the
nav Of the individual hremen.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
MANY sPANIARDs CUT DOWN
King's s soldiery Lose Heavily in Fight
with Moroccan Trlbesmen.

Madrid oct. s-The Spanish losses in
the engagement between two Spanish col
umns and tribesmen in the Kert River re-
gion. Morocco. on Saturday We're So killed
and 100 wounded.
The Spanish columns IN resuming opera
tlons against the hostile tribes advanced
ten miles inland burning the houses and
driving the tribesmen from their positions
The natives made determined resistance
The operations were directed By the Min
lister or War in person
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
MdrtinOLdr
Method

Of replacing the missing or unser-
vceable teeth with Teeth that will
masticate as perfectly, Teeth that
will feel as comfortable, Teeth that
will look as natural as the original
teeth at their best. without cum
be-ing the mouth with uncom-
portable plate, or ordinary bridge
work.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
DOCTOR WHO SHOT GUIDE HELD
Released After Bonds 70 Appear Be
fore Grand Jury Are Given.

skowhecan. Me.. Oct 9-Caarged with
neaIigentlv anG carelessiy shooting q hui
man being while on a hunting trip Dr..
Charles Brooks. Of Rutherford y. J.. who
accidentally killed his guide. Harold Hight,
last Saturday was arraigned IN the Mu-
uiclpal Court tonight. he was held for
the grard Jury under g. o0o bonds Surety
was furnished and DIT Brooks was released.
The physician testified that he and Hight
lad started around Mosquito Mountain IN
search OF deer a bout twenty minutes
after Lhey parted the doctor saw q white
object moving through the bushes some
distance away After blowing his whistle
and receiving no reply, he fred. but instead
of killing a deer as he expected, he shot
hi. gudc
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
RUSSIA BALKs PERSIA
Attempt to Seize Property Of Ez-
Shah,s Rrother Is frustrated

Teheran, Oct 9-The National Council
Of Persia decided to-day 70 conhscate the
property Of Shua-es-Sultaneh, brother Of
the ex Shah of Persia, and one Of his
strong supporters IN his recent attempt 10
regain the throne Gendarmes were sent
70 take possession, but they were opposed
BY d body Of Cossacks headed by two Rus
sian consular officers, who threat tened 70
open fire. Thereupon the gendarmes with
drew
The matter was referred 70 the Russian
Minister. and II the minister does not ar
rive at a decision by 10 clock tomorrow
morning the Persian Treasurer General VIII
take definite action.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
CONFESSES BlGAMy
Avows He Doesn't Know Mean
ing of the CHARGE.

Joliet, H.. Oct. 9.-Following the ar
rest at Beecher, Ill. to-day Of the Rev.
John Harton. formerly Of Bolton, Eng
land. on charges OF bigamy. the police
announce that the pastor has admitted
the offence. but has pleaded ignorance OF
the meaning OF bigamy. svowing that he
mas done no moral wrong.
Mr. Harton married Miss Amanda
Brenker. a member Of his Beecher con-
gregation. in Chicago on Saturday. In
formation reached tie police that a wife,
Edith Jones Harton. daughter Of Brit
ish retired naval officer, and three chill
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

dren We're awaiting Harton in England.
The arrest followed.
Harton. who has held the pastorate az
Beecher for five months. is said 70 have
shown a letter received from the Rev
W W. Carter. Of Madison, secretary OF
the Wisconsin Congregational Associa-
ton asking him not TO accept an ex-
pected call to Steuben, Wis. because OF
runors that had reached the ministerial
bodv. His alleged defence Of his acts -
said By the police 10 have followed the
displav Of this letter.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
WILL PUNISH SED|T|ON
portIJuuese Parliament to Meet
in Extra Session.
mick TRIAL FOR R0YALlSTS
government to Ask Suspension
If Part of Constitution
Priests Lead in Revolt.


,.-6on. oct. e-According TO the latest
,dvces from Lisbon the Royalists are
..v,re refuge in the mountainous dis
-. n Sierra da Coroa- close TO the
snsrish frontier. SO far all efforts TO
s,,--ound them have been unsuccessful.
-isbon. Oct 9.-Both chambers Of Par
s.-,s,t have been summoned to meet
!, extraordinary session on October 10.
r,s government will then ask that para
--,nhs % and 21 OF Article III Of the
Constitution be suspended and a special
,,gb tribunal be constituted for the i'm
,s6iate trial Of those charged with po-
lltieal offences.
This is the governments response TO
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
DIX TO HUNT DEER
When Warned To Pe Careful, He Says
He Always Wears Red.

Albany. oct 9-Governor DIX expects TO
90 deer hunting during HIS month stay at
his Adirondack camp a. McKeever HIS
attention was called to-day 70 the numer
ous accidents in the woods due % careless
hunters. and he was admonished by friends
10 be careful ,., q,
I always wear red sweater. trpNed
the Governor with a smile.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
RUSSIAN MOB ATTACKS JEWS.

St. Petersburg. Oct. O. An antl-Jewish
riot occurred to-day at Osch. IN the prov
ince OF Ferghana. Turkestan. On the
rumor that Jews had abducted a boy
mob attacked the Jewish houses. One Jew
was killed and many were injured
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
Asmy AVIATOR IN HOSPITAL.

Washington. Oct. s.-Lieutenant Benjamin
.. Poulois. one Of the army aviators. who
has been I'll at the Walter Reed Hospital
here for several days, has developed sp-
pendicitis. and will be operated on to-mor-
~DW
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
ENGLISH TO PRESS CLAIM
Will Try to Recoup Losses from Reve-

San Juan del Sur. oct. 9.-The British
Consul has informed his government that
the Ethelburga Syndicate. Limited. Of
London. will make an effort 70 make ef-
fective its claim against Nicaragua 5 reve-
nues. according TO its contract. II The cou-
pons are not paid on October o.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
Poor UnSerpicedbLe
Teeth

real or false, cannot properly mas
tcate the food. and the remedy IS
found in its highest scientific devel-
onnert in the
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

Washington. oct "a special report by
Seior Don J r Sandino, Nicaraguan Min
lister OF Finance. made July l last, showed
that there was outstanding on December
Il last s445316 Of the Nicsraguan per
cent sterling loan of 1909, known as the
Ethelburga Syndicate loan. which was
authorized 70 the amount Of S62S5.ooo. The
total Of the foreign debt was S4.623,SS
which. with the interior debt made the
total public debt Of the republic S9.7962l6.
There is pending in the United States
Senate FOR ratification financial treaty
With Nicaragua by which the United States
would In a measure supervise the Near
aguan customs service as a guarantee to
American bankers who would arrange 70
loan Nicaragua a sum which the Nica--
aguan Congress authorized up 70 S2ooooooo.
This money was 70 be used 10 refund the
public debt and place the country upon =
sound financial basis