The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-10

From Mondays Daily. -..
New York. April es--4Miss Eleanor
wilson has been spending some
happy days In New York selecting
many frocks and hats of her trous-
,eau. She is very found OF fuss
Ind feathers" but her wedding out
n will be simple. None of the more
styles will be included
in her wardrobe. and everything will
be made right here In this country.
One of the women who was fortu-
hate enough to learn the details OF
The wedding shopping said: The
selections are perfectly beautiful.
and have been chosen with the
greatest taste and discrimination.
Her favorite colors are all sorts Of blue
shades and rose and deep pinks She
told me Of a wonderful dinner frock
she, selected OF rose pink, to be
trimmed in lovely silver lace and
lulle.
Her going away gown Is patterned
after a smart imported model OF
blue, made In the newest French
mode. Miss Eleanor's clothes will
be much smarter than those which
Mrs. Sayre selected for her trous-
seau," continued the friend, be
cause Eleanor is more fond OF dress
than Jessie ever was.
London, April e. Mrs. Flora
Drummond, militant suffraget,
shrieked so loudly when arraigned
at the police court in connection
with suffraget's disturbance at
the unionist demonstration Satur-
day, that she had to be forci-
bly, removed. She would not al
low either the magistrate or the
prosecutor to utter an audible
word. When Mrs. Drummond en-
tered the prisoners enclosure
she shouted at the top Of her
voice that she would not permit
anyone to speak because, she
bdiu bhc utdblStfdtc pOiiSo
courts are doing the dirty
work OF Premier Asquith." The
continued to shout until carried
out by wardens.
New York, April GA threaten.
ing postal card sent to Mrs. Hilma
Dohl advising her not to press her
charges, was today's contribution to
the incideL:. which attended the Sc.
cret ecclesiastical trial of DIR. Jacob
+. Price, the Methodist clergyman
who Is charged with misconduct by
nine women members Of his congre-
cation. Mrs. Dohl said on the stand
that DIR. Price made improper pro-
posals TO her, and treated her as
no man had ever treated her be-
fore"
Your accusations against DR..
Price," read the post card. ARE all
false. Suppose you are another SUI.
fraget, and clamoring for newspaper
notoriety. Better let the matter
drop"
London, April GA decree OF
divorce was granted Mrs. George
Cornwallis-West, formerly Lady
Randolph Churchill. daughter of
the late Leonard Jerome OF
New York. The separation was
made absolute by the divorce
court. Mrs. Conwalls-West in
the future will be known as Lady
Randolph Churchill A few hours
after the divorce had been pro-
nounced absolute, George Corn
wallis-West was married to
Mrs. Patrick Campbell, the Eng
lish actress.
: Washington. April 6.-JChn y.
Rockefeller. Jr, told the hous.
mines committee today that his ia.
Their owned about 80 per cent OF
the stock Of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company, the central figure in
the industrial strike In the Colora.
do coal fields. Rockefeller contend.
ed that the responsibility for the
conduct OF the corporation lay not
only with the stockholders and d.
rectors. but with the officers OF the
company. I'm these days when bust
ness interests are SO diversified and
directors arc members Of so many
boards, the best they can do Is to
appoint officers and hold them re.
sponsible," he said.
Washington, April 6.-Ambas-
sador Riano from Spain. has re-
ceived official notice OF Villas
expulsion OF Spanish subjects
from Torreon and is prepared to
make a protest to Secretary
Bryan. Spain not only objects
to their expulsion. but also to
the confscation of their prop
erty, which Is estimated TO run
into millions.
Broke His Parole.
Jerry Jones, neighboring farmer.
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