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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06
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STRAYED-Texas Pony with saddle
and bride and rope halter on.
Broke loose just beyond Six and
Twenty. Call or write d. o. Richey,
Pendleton.' Route 2. 3-3 3tp
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FCE SALE-Secd Corn. Anderson
County will increase acreage more
than so per cent. Furman Smith
Scotsman, Phone 46f.
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FOR SALE--10O bushels Clivenah big
boil cotton seed. Price 75c per bu.
Guaranteed sound seed. F. Is. Mar
tin, Lowndesville, X 2. 3 6 3tp
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WANTED P0SITION--Young man OF
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Mrs. A r. Lippincotte OF Philadel-
phia, Will arrive today to he the guest
OF Mrs. A. G.. Means for several days
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WANTRD-The privilege to cure
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NEGRO KILLS WHITE WOMAN
Then Cuts Throat of l5.Year.Old
Girl and Hangs Himself to Hail

BUFFALO, N. ", March 5.-Harry
r. Norman, & 55-year-oldi negro, to-
day Shot and killed Mrs. Gertrude
Stanley. white, So years old. cut the
throat OF Mary, Mrs. Stanley's 15-
year-old daughter. and then commit
ted suicide by hanging himself to the
hall bannister in the Stanley home
at Sloan, suburb. The girl is In a
critical condition. The police found
no motive for the crime.
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IBE Fsps ge Resume rnaulry.

" ~ Ee Resume Inquiry.
ASHais( (stttfy. March S. Chair,
man Walsh OF the senate special son,l
fnittee TO Investigate an alleged lobby
r - lpss flie government shsp n,lrchese
bill which failed ia con grid fss. has calf
ets the committee 10 fesunse 5ts tlsenirs,
next Aiohday It q probable only &
few more WitnezsFs viii hs heAka as
least 9lEsIl aSzt fall,
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by Germany the state department at
Washington has begun an investiga-
tion OF an allegation that dumdum
bullets are being manufactured in the
United States.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
St, Clair
From Saturdays DAILY.

Charles Pagenkoph and daughter
Sophia were Mankato callers last
Monday. -..
Miss Leila Fitzloff, who visited al
the Randall home near Smiths Mill
last week, returned home last Sun
day. .....
Mr.. Currenn. the piano man of
Manksto. called on the business men
at st. Clair last Tuesday. He will
make another call soon. s
Quite a number from st. Clair and
surrounding country spent Sunday at
RapiGan Dam. ..F
Mrs. William Leo Is entertaining a
sister for n few weeks.
Mrs. Steve Foster and Mrs. II.
Juliar left "Wednesday for Fairmcnt,
where they will attend the convention
OF the ". c. r. u.
Steve Foster made q trip to Man
kato wednesday.
Ira Kelley is spending a few weeks
at the John Reichel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fratztke of James
vile were st Clair callers Wednesday
evening.
William Beccue is getting gravel
from the river this week for Mr..
Kortz. f:F 1E
Mr. and Mrs. william Beccue were
Mankato business callers last Tues
bIotE ma Mtap FUts. andtMes eaaaa
iNfiss' Ulasai f1eihtte speatb Tuesday n
MaukatO .ffI nE fifsst. = 81.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
Clarence CIough Didn't Know
Why He Did The Deed
From Saturdays Daily.

| from saturdays Oaiiy.
IL don't know what made me do
It." said a stranger who gave the name
! of Clarence Clough, in a cell ut the
police station this morning. II sup
pose the only thing for me to do Is to
plead guilty. ! do not understand
why did it,
The deed that he admitted was the
theft OF woman's valise I'm the wom-
ems waiting room at the Northwest
ern passenger depot.
The woman who was robbed was
Miss Ellen Crane. who was on her
! way from Watertown, s. d., where she
has been working as a domestic, TO
her home at Good Hope, III. She
came to Mankato from Tracy at 7:45
last evening. She had her valise with
her. She left this when she went
from the room for few moments
abont LES this morning. When she
returned Il was gone. She supposed
that IL had been taken care of by the
station agent. So she said nothing
about 1t, but merely sat in a rocking
chair and doZed on. her intention be-
ing to continue her journey home on
the train that was to leave at
6:10 q. m.
Clough had entered the station,
picked up the grip and walked with
IL over to Front street. where he went
behind the bill board that is next to
the White Front. saloon. opposite the
Northwestern freight depot. Here he
opened the valise and proceeded to
ransack its contents. While he was
thus engaged he was accosted by Of
ficer John Albrecht Little time was
spent in talking. The prisoner was
quickly locked up on suspicion, and
the valise too was taken to the sta
ton.
The police set out to find the own
er. Before long the woman was wax
ened up by the police I'm her rocking
chair at the depot and she was ash
Cd IL she missed valise. She said
she had and went with an officer over
TO the station. where she identified the
grip and its contents. Nothing was
missing II contained merely femi-
nine attire.
Clough sObbed as he told Of his
yielding to temptation. He said ne
had come from Rhinelander, Wis.
which was his home. He came to
Mankato direct from Minneapolis, ar
irving at l:20 a. m. today. He was
practically out of money. though he
had bought his ticket TO Mankato. He
was intending to walk out to Eagle
Lake, where he was to meet his wife.
He said his wife and two-ye old
daughter were living there. His wife
had job and had written to him that
he also could get one there. He had
job at the time on farm near
RhinelGnder. but he gave this up i'm
order to go where his wife was.
Clough said he had no property hut
his household furniture. which was in
a dwelling that he rented at Rhine
lander, He said he was forty three
years old. He had a step-son TWEEN
ty-three years old. who was on the
road, selling glass fruit Jars.
Clough appeared In police court to-
day. waived examination and was
bound over TO await the action of the
grand jury.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
May Hold Convention in Conjunction
With the Poultry Association
.r,s Next Winter.
, from SATURDAYS Daily

II. N. Green, president of the Blue
Earth county Pure Seed association.
C. r. Shumway. secretary. Il. Healy,
treasurer, OF Marleton: and c. f.
Whitney OF MapletGn and Robert
Headt of Eagle Lake, forming the
executive board of the association.
held a meeting today In the CONNER
cial Office In this city for the purpose
of considering the plan OF meeting in
conjunction with the Poultry associ-
aticn and deciding on the date for
their annual meeting this fall. The
dates OF branch meetings TO be held
throughout the country this fall were
also TO be considered, but owing to
the fact that the members wished TO
attend the Equity picnic at Sibley
park the meeting was adjourned to
two weeks from today.
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Kasofa
crorn SATURDAYS Daily.

erorn SATURDAYS Daily.
Miss Lucille Mulligan OF st. Paul
! is visiting her father and brother here
this week.
Mrs. NJ. II. Smith and daughter
Gertrude and son George of st. Peter
visited relatives here the first OF the
week.
Mrs. J. G. Kettner and daughter
Estelle of Elrin. Mrs. Thomas Pet
tijohn and children. and Mrs. Martha
Olson Of st. Peter spent Wednesday
at the home of Hogan Johnson.
Mrs. NJ. T. Thew OF Mankato. and
Mrs. Gordon Guppy of Vernon Center.
were entertained at the home or Mrs.
Carrie Johnson last Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Anderson left We'd
nesday for the twin cities to visit
relatives.
Louis Pitmon has secured a posi-
ton as nurse i'm the state hospital at
Rochester
Mrs. Frank Komers entertained a
party of thirty lady friends at her
home on Wednesday afternoon I'm
honor of her aunts. Mrs. Tony MEME
OF Mankato. Mrs. Ben Gundling of
Chicago. and Mrs. Philip Gentling of
Rochester. A pleasant afternoon
was spent with needlework, and a
delicious supper was served
Lester Davies OF Minneapolis visit
ed here Wednesday and Thursday at
the J. T.. Davies home. b
Miss Hertha Docpke OF Wanda
spent n few days with friends here
the past week.
Miss Leona Moulton was a Man
kato shopper last Thursday.
s. NJ. Granger and daughter Irene.
and Misses Margaret and Ruth,
Johnson. We're callers I'm Mankato last
Thursday afternoon.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
held picnic at Lake Emily last Fri
day
Miss Esther Lundquist expects to
teach at Elbow Lake.
r. III. Jackson of winona and r.. L.
Heidle of Mankato transacted busi-
ness in town last Friday.
Mrs. r. Mcdonald returned Thurs
day from LeStiehf where she Visited
r6AtivesS for a'qew aays. ieiTTsH ssih
= Mr. iSnd MrsoiilioaA. setrISatr :. ofi
Window are visiting ut the IN Rear,
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Autos and Motor Cycles To
Burn Up the Tracks
from Saturdays Daily.

from Saturdays Daily.
Automobile and motorcycle races
will be thrilling events OF the first
day Of the MankatO fair, on Thurs
cay, September 10. John II. Hon
man has charge OF the races. and am
nOunced this morning that there
would be two automobile races. the
first for regular stock ears costing
$1,000 or less, and the second free
for-all Each race will be three
miles, and purse of $50 will be paid
the winner of each race. The entry
fee for either of these races will be
s.. Saturday five mile motor cycle
race will be held, a purse OF SIS be-
ing offered for the winner. and the
entry fee will be ST. Those wishing
10 enter should see &. II. Saulpaugh.
Number Of Ere. Attractions.
Free attractions in front Of the grand
stand this year will include four high
class acts. which have been signed
up with the Western Vaudeville com
pany by Secretary J. %. Johnson of
the fair association. The acts will re
given on each of the three days OF
the fair. and each one will be- q little
show complete i'm itself. Stewart &
Mercer. trapeZe performers will give
two sensational acts. including To-
man rings. i'm which one OF the per-
formers whirls through the air in a
circular manner. deiying the laws of
gravitatiOn. The Flying Fishers, u
clever trio of trapeZe artists will give
one act each day. and Howard &
Campbell Pair of clown and high
saI ofV
act each day.
Other Shows on Grounds.
On the grounds other shows fur
nished by the Capital City Amuse-
ment company will he installed. and
an excellent band will furnish music
4 ferris wheel and motOrdrome
will De- included among the many in
trr"sTinE features.
George AtchisOn and Clifford ThrO.
whO have charge of the horse races.
will be- 1t the state fair. where they
are also in charge OF the horse races.
and Mr. Atchison is thus able to &C.
cure some or the best racing stock
for the lair in this city. The races
will b" fast. ranging from the 2:l5
pa To the 30 trot. there being five
Faces IN all. and = purse OF $500 he
ing offered 10 the winner Of each race
The Horse Department.
Jud tOTnsll Ul MaplCtun has charge
of IN" hora" department; and many
draft horses have already been en-
tered to compete for the premiums
T. b. Taylor OF Mapleton will bring a
car load OF his own horses here. the
same animals which he will exhibit
~ the state fair next week. Richard
Jones of judsOn. vino has number
Of horses entered at the state fair. |
will bring them here TO exhibit, and |
J.. T. Maker OF Lake Crystal will also |
exhibit some high grade draft horses !
Fred Hu"u. residing between Man
kat0 and Garden City. has charge az
the cattle department and eighty five
head az cattle have already been en-
tered
Indications seem to point to one of
the liveliest and most successful fairs
in the history Of the association. and
great interest is being manifested BY
farmers and citizc"s in the forth
coming event.
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From Saturday, oaIIy.


Mayor \. G. Meyer, who. accom-
panied By Mrs. Meyer and their lit
tie son. Robert. returned To the city
this morning from visit with friends
and relatives i'm Wisconsin. They
were gone little more than a week.
They visited at Milwaukee. Racine
and Madison.
Il took particular interest in tho
parks OF the various places where we
visited" said the mayor. Il noticed
that other cities were far ahead OF
Mankato in the matter of play
grounds. In Milwaukee about a third
OF the parks were given over To play
grounds. At both Milwaukee and Ra-
cine there was great development of
the playground feature OF city parks.
Will Make Recommendation.
II think | will recommend that the
city Of Mankato sTend $500 tn $1,000
TO equip more Of Our park land for
Fairgrounds. We have little that is
worth mentioning in the way of play
grounds here. We should have bet
ter and larger places for the chill
dren to play in, so that we may get
them of the streets.
Another thing that had IN mind
particularly was concrete bridges. |
saw some very nice new concrete
bridges i'm Milwaukee There Is an
eight span bridge on Grand avenue.
! also took notice of n four-span
county bridge ont on the Fort Wash =
ingtOn road near Milwaukee. This is
county bridge. This Is n dirt filled
bridge. Il is in many respects like
the one that we contemplate putting
over the Minnesota river at Main
street
Around Milwaukee there are q lot
of concrete roads in the country. That
is quite feature of recent improve
ments. They make these roadways
about eighteen feet wide That is
wide enough for the country traffic.
Saw Fire Apparatus at Racine.
AT Racine the fire chief took me
and my wife and boy. together with
relatives that were with us, all about
the city in an automobile. noticed
that both at Milwaukee and Racine
they were using the La France fire
auto, such as We have here. We made
a good purchase when we got that
machine.
II noticed at Madison that they had
put In the same sort OF ways of light
that we are To have here on Front
street. They have the single globe
on the top OF the post. just as we are
going To have IL. and there is the
same sort of lamps on the inside. At
Milwaukee they have been taking out
other kinds of lighted ways and put
ting in just tho kind that we are go
ing to have" .
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Entertained Church Ladies.

Mrs. Charles Bengtson OF Center
street entertained the ladies of the
Swedish Congregational church at her
home yesterday afternoon. good
attendance being present and nice
lunch served. IN the evening Mrs
Bengtson entertained the members OF
the Young Peoples society. about
thrty-frc being present. An excel
Tent musical program was rendered
among the numbers being a vocal
solo. Perfect Day." by Miss Gertrude
Swanson. a piano duet by Misses
Gertrude and Olga Swanson. piano
duet by Misses Edna Lundquist and
Esther Nyqujst. and piano solos by
Misses Dorothy Anderson, Blanch
Bengtscn, Helen Carlson and Olga
Swanson. Nice refreshments of ice
cream. cake and waters were served
closing a very pleasant evening.
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u Has the Endorsement Of Mayor A
G. Meyer and Chief of Police
kIugherz.
From Saturdays oaliy.

On Jackson street the metropolitan
system of parking cars has been
adopted. IL has the approval of May
or A. @. Meyer. Chief OF Police Klug-
herr. Chief Leas OF the IRE depart
ment. Councilman Belske OF the do
partment of st5fesa end alleys aud
other city oQjslghn; The. ,sssentinl
feature is that Cars are pSrksd in The
.:.isi.iie of the street, ,insic: 4 OF be-
ing left on one or the. othee Idle. This
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
From Saturdays Daily.

Winona, Mimi, August 2e.-En.
couraging reports regarding the con
dition Of Bishop Patrick r. Heffron
who was shot yesterday by Father
lesches, were issued here today by
his physicians and friends. Dr.. w. j.
Mayo CT Rochester is expected to
make another examination Of Bishop
Heffron late today.
Father Lesches was in st. Joseph 3
hospital in this city about three or
four weeks last spring." said DIR. J.
w. Andrews this afternoon. at was
about the last of April or the first of
May. just about the time I returned
home from the senate. He was being
treated by DIR. Roy Andrews, and DIR.
Roy and myself saw him frequently
mostly because he wanted us to. We
found that his mind was not quite
right and he dwelt great deal on
what he claimed was his bad treat
ment by the church saying that II
was the duty OF the church to take
care OF It's priests when they became
disabled, or they should give him a
charge that he could take care of. He
complained very much. and spoke OF
Bishop Hebron I'm his complaints. He
wanted me to write to the archbishop
or Baltimore explaining his case
which did. and received a very nice
answer. The bishop seemed familiar
with the case and said that Father
Lesches was not capable mentally to
take care of a charge, but that the
church would take care or him. We
regarded him harmless at the hos
pital. and was surprised to hear OF
his act. In manner he was pleasant
but respondent, and was really de-
mented upon that one subject. He was
an intelligent looking man, and well
informed. being an interesting con-
yersationlist when he could be gotten
airy wrong. He was probably about
airy wrongs. He wa sprobably about
fifty years of age. and had heavy
black hair and beard. He appeared Ia
have come to the hospital for treat
ment OF his own accord, and left the
hospital when he chose to CO."
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
Mystic Workers Will Hold Big Meet.

J. Rose Mickey, supreme master OF
the Mystic Workers of the World
will be in the city on Monday night
The neishboring lodges all have been
invited to attend the gathering. which
will be held in the meeting hall over
the state bank on the evening of the
Both. Among the speakers will be
Judge w. l.. Comstock and Judge
Evan Hughes. II will be an open
meeting and all people are cordially
invited to attend.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
Comes Here to Be Married.

Mr.. Arthur Sizemore OF Chicago
will arrive i'm the city tonight and
viii be guest in the city for several
days. On next Wednesday Mr.. Size
more will be united in marriage TO
Miss Olga Larson, daughter Of Soren
Larson Of this city. and they will
make their home I'm Chicago. .-..
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
Meeting at sibIey House.

MRS. w. j. Morehart. regent OF the
local chapter Of the ID. A. r.. who
attended the business meeting of the
Sibley House association at Mendoza
Thursday. when interviewed by a
Free Press reporter today, reported
a very interesting meeting. Mrs. c.
X. Squires of st. Paul, state regent
OF the ID. A. r.. was present, and q
considerable amount of business was
transacted. A number OF gifts were
presented to Sibley house on this oc-
casion. among them being picture
OF Judge Martin ]. Severn, presented
by Mrs. Morehart ON behalf of her
family, and a rare volume entitled
The Welsh In Minnesota" published
OYER Twenty years ago, aud presented
BY Mrs. .TAo3Ms bHibS hes.n M, More!
hart making the presentation 17f btl
half of Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Charles
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
Simple statement Of Eact.

Srnm Safurdav's Daily.
|. RochestaFi HERALD liigytrys sassfety
az Sea" isw ever Brop6sed Mas beseihi
fought tooth and nall by the trans
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03

gives all cars chance to drive right
up TO the curb to take on or let of
their passengers. There Is what Is
known as the dead line on each side
of the middle portion Of the street
where the cars are parked.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
Entertained For Mrs. Hatfield.

Mrs. Martin Wendt of Van Brunt
street entertained yesterday at o very
pleasant party In honor of Mrs. Jess
Hatfield, who viii remove 10 Eari-
bault with her husband next week,
where Mr.. Hatfield win assume his
duties as teacher CT manual training
i'm the high school. The rooms of
the home were beautifully decorated
with masses Of sweet peas. summer
flowers and foliage, and presented a
very pretty scene. Twenty-Five guests
were present. and social time was
enjoyed. number of musical selec-
lions adding to the pleasttre Of the
occasion. Mrs. Hatfield was pre-
scented with q handsome pickle fork
ard salad spoon by her friends, the
presentation being maze by Mrs. Ag-
new with appropriate words of regret
at the approaching departure of the
guest or honor 4 dainty lunch was
seryel by the hostess. assisted by
Mrs. Harvey Hoffman and Mrs.
George Anderson.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
Wiener Roast.

Last evening very enjoyable pic
mic and wiener roast party was held
by party OF young ladies on the hill
back of the Mother House. Marsh
mallows and wieners were roasted at
q roaring bonfire. and nice picnic
supper was served Those present
were Misses Rebecca Funk. Florence
Johnson. Hilda, Ellen and Alma Gus
tafson, Helmina Olson, Marie Schorn.
Edith Fletcher. Minnie Chesser and
Minnie. Carrie and Alma Al.nquist.