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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
CANVASS BOARD
FINISHES COUNT
Of SIXTH WARD

The board OF canvassers and registra.
tior today completed the Official count OF
Ward 6. No material changes from the
warden's count resulted. In this ward
George III. Huddy, Jr., received a plural
ity of 1853 over Patrick J. Mccarthy, the
Democratic candidate for mayor. The Of
hclal count by districts follows:
Mayor--George III. Huddy. Jr., i65, l63,
200, 22o, 2ei, 2io; Patrick j. Mccarthy. 227.
e09 2S5. 1857, Isl 1877: Samuel Il. Prentice 6,
o, =, 2, IL, is: scattering, A.
City treasurer-Walter L. Clarke. 1872.
I99 3s5 2SS 371. 25i: Addison T. Munroc.
POI, l12, 129, Il, lG5, i5l; Alyers II. Benson,
B, ), 8, 2, IL, l2 scattering, 4.
Harbor master--Ellery A. Pomroy, l6i,
tSi, 297, 23l, 2S7, 20l: John "a. Mcguire. 229
2iS, 227 iA, ls3. 2o; Herbert w. Cobb, 4,
6, 2. 2, IL, IA: defective,
Overseer OF the poor--William Doris
153, l49. 26Q, 20i. 256. 2S2; Matthew j. Cum
mings, 23s, I'll, cSs, i6i, 2l5. 22l: George A
Arnold. g. 3. II. 3. II. Il; defective. 3
Alderman--John IL. Higgins. s.. Il. 1876
1s6. i60. 80. Joseph i. Stone. IS, 50. ih2 iG
"a. 70; scattering, 3.
Councilmen--Joremiah w. Miller. n, %
2ll, ls3. 1876 al; William r. Sears, 80. q
2l2, ISL, i56 %; Fred w. Morse, 20. 81, 2l2
l65, Ice. SO. Joseph Baker, Jr, GO. 20. 2os
l6o l6S SIS. Robert A. Dyer, So. 65, o. a
65. go; Francis Daley. ~. SIS. 81, 70, 20. e.
Eli Afford, ST. 5i s., i3, g., So. John Buck
ley. 81, %. 81, ~. 81, 6s; scattering, g.
School committee. three years--Charle.
T.. Hancock, III. Ill. Sao. 26l. 346. 226, Al
fred Wilson. 2lo. ls4. lis. 81, lis. ls5: scat
tering. >.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
SUIT TO ANAUL
MARRIAGE Of
NAY PEPPER

New York. Nov. ii.--More troubles are
I'm store for the Rev" May S. Pepper
Vanderbilt, discoverer OF Little Bright
Eyes and kindred spirits. Yesterday her
stepdnughter Minerva Vanderbilt, filed
papers In Brooklyn in a suit TO have the
marriage OF her father. Edward Ward
Vanderbilt, to the "spook priestess" an
nulled
Recently the young woman had hel
father adjudged insane because OF tho
power exercised over him by the Rev
May and also charged her with stealing
the property OF her incompetent husbanS
This latter charge was withdrawn wher
the medium returned TO tho committe,
OF the person and the estate OF Wander.
bilt the various parcels Of property hs
had bestowed upon her.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
Gov. Post Coming

San Juan, Porto Rico, Nov. H.-Gov
Post sailed for New York yesterday on
the steamer Philadelphia. II ls alleged
that the governors enemies are making
capital out OF his recent speech 90 tha
Porto Rico school inspectors I'm which he
IL reported TO have said that the inspect-
ors are worse than the missionaries In
Porto Rico.
Church infiesce :. 4, claimed, 70 se.av
sought 10 prevent the senate from con-
nrming the governors appointment 20
suecsed Beekmsn Winthrop az governor OF
Porto Rico.
Samuel Gompers, president OF the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor, Il is further
stated, obtained full details Of the Incl.
dent but for what purpose 10 not known.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
Gifts to Art Museum

Boston, Nov. Invaluable gifts 10 the
Boston Art Museum by j. Pierpont Nor
gan of New York and Dr. w. s. Bigelow
OF this city were announced today.
Mr. Morgan's gift consists OF catalogues
OF his collection OF paintings and minia-
lures In three sumptuously bound
volumes
Or. Bieelows gift is OF n similar char
acter. being FIVE volumes, nearly all be-
ing studies OF Roman art and profusely
illustrated.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
Regular u. p. Dividend

New York. Nov. H-Dircctors Of the
Union Pacific Railroad company declared
a quarterly dividend OF "a per cent on the
c2OmoI stock, which is unchanged from
the rate OF dividend OF 10 per cent annual
ly. established about year ago.
The directors Of the Southern Pacific
company declared semi-annual divitrid OF
3h per cent on the preferred stock and a
quarterly dividend of 1ia per cent on q e.
common stock These dividends arc uns
changed from the last previous quarter.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
Bank Treasurer Dead

Fall River, Mass. Nov. H.--Abraham G.
Hart, for over II years treasurer OF the
Union Savings bank. died at his home
here this morning. aged 76 years. lie had
served four terms In tho legislature. 1857
1870. and was for ~ years agent of the
state board OF lunacy and charity.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
UNKNOWN SHIP
ON FIRE AT SEA

Santa Barbara, Cal. Nov. IA mes
sage from Alcatraz. small oil refining
station on the Southern Pacific railroad,
10 miles northwest OF Santa Barbara, says
that an unknown steamer is afire OFF that
place. No details are obtainable.
A steamer has gone to her relief
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
f. +. WILCOX WANTS
$4,000 DAMAGES

The trial Of the suit OF Eleanor y. WI
cox against the Rhode Island Suburban
Rallroad company and the Rhode Island
company was begun before Judge Tan
ner and a jury today. Plaintiff claims
that as she was boarding a car on July
%. 1904. she was pushed and showed by
the conductor and, falling upon the plat
form. was badly injured.
James A. Williams is attorney for the
plaintiff, and Alonzo X. Williams and
ieonidas Pouliot, Jr., represented the de-
PENDANTS
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
More Gold Coming

New York, Nov 14-The First National
bank OF Chicago today announced the en-
gagement of $500 900 gold for import. This
makes the total OF engagements, SCI, 900.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
Widows Allowance Reduced

Presiding J2s..,s swcesisnd has re-
6uced the six months allowance 10 the
widow OF Alexander >. O'Tooie from 500
10 500
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14

Library Hall to let for dances, fairs
entertainments, etc, Enlarged redecor-
a'ed and new floors. Apply to Dr.
Frank A. Twitchell. ~ Olneyville
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14

alton will hold a select social In Irons
hall tomorrow evening,
Perseverance company of the Uni
form Rank. Knights OF Pythias, met for
drill in Springer's hall last evening.
The funeral OF Ellen, wife OF the late
Peter Gormley, viii be held at her late
residence, IL Erastus street, Saturday
morning at $3.50 o'clock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
PILES CURED IN 9 TO 70 DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed TO
cure any case OF Itching, Blind. bleeding
or Protruding Piles In 8 10 IL days or
money refunded. boc.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14

ARRIVED.

Steamer Aries, Hart. Philadelphia.
Steamer Pequonnock, Rowland, New
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
KITTENS WITH GREEN HAIR.
Baltimore Woman Proud Owner Of a
Litter Of Freaks.

II may all sound like a fairy tale or
an echo Of the nature faker discus.
sions, but the fact is that Mrs. Rachel
Carter, OF 1884 McHenry street, Balti,
more, is the proud possessor of five
eight-day-old green kittens, not yellow
nor brown. nor tortoise shell--these
kittens are really green, of such a
shade as the inside of a halfripe can,
taloupe or the plumage of many
canary birds when. instead of yellow
their coats take on delicate tint OF
green,
That the cats are purely a freak OF
nature seems certain, as the mother
OF the litter of five kittens is coal
black, and there is nothing apparently
In the environment to account scieu,
tihcally for the variation from type
The kittens have black hair on their
backs, extending down the sides, while
underneath the green hair begins tC
extend over the whole under surface
exactly as many animals possess white
hair shading from a coat of black
Detroit Free Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
MANAGER IS
STILL WANTED
Committee Looking for the
Right Man.
SUCCESS OF ENTERPRISE
Depends Greatly on the
Official Selected
With a Capable Guiding Hand at the
Head the Raising Of Funds
Would not be Hard.s

Wanted. a good business man who
is willing to give a large share OF
his time and attention TO the man
agement Of the Marion Manufac-
turing company. That is the one
important need Of the committee
from the Comercial club which rs
now working hard to save the com
pany's plant for Marion.
"If the committee could find such
man-an able business man in
whom everyone would have feel
ing of trust and confidence, the
matter of raising funds to buy the
plant would be easy and simple
is statement made Saturday by
man prominently connected with
the enterprise. He expressed the
belief that il the committee had the
assurance of such a manager, it
could raise the necessary funds
within few days.
In such an institution as the Mar
ion Manufacturing company, the
need of q capable guiding hand
is all important, say those who
have been identihed with this class
of enterprise. The man who as
sumes the management must not
divide his time with this and some
other enterprise, but must concen-
trate his entire effort in promoting
the interests of the company.
The committee is working zeal
ously TO secure the necessary funds
for buying the plant and at the
same time is casting about for
man equipped to take charge of the
There are plenty OF men in Mar
ion capable of assuming the man
agement of the concert and max
ing success out of the enter
prise but the question is, would
any Of them give it the necessary
/
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
SCOTT WANTS
HIS FREEDOM
Willing to Pay for a Di-
vorce.
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MARRIED MARION GIRL
While Performing in This
City March Is.
Young Sandow who Welded Miss
Nora Cramer Says Wife Treated
Him Like a Dog.

Edward Il. Scott, better known
to the theater-going public as
"Young Sandow" wants to get q
divorce from his young wife, who
was formerly Miss Nora Cramer of
this city. Not only that, but he
cares little how he gets the divorce.
He has written Probate Judge Fos-
ter, asking if he can't get legal
separation through that court.
"If you can grant me divorce
/ will pay you for it," writes
Scott. He is now at Cleveland do
ing his weight lifting act in one
Of the parks.
Scott married Miss Cramer in
this city March 13. Three weeks
later according to SCOTS letter,
they separated.
At the time of the marriage.
Scott was in Marion doing his
weight-lifting act in local saloon.
Then he was supposed TO be deaf
and dumb and ii is probable that
he is working the same game at
the Cleveland park. In his letter,
Scott admits that he is not a mute
and says that his wife knew so
when they were married. Even in
going through the marriage cere-
money Ia Justice Conley's office,
Scott played his part well. The
ceremony was performed by means
Of signs and by writing questions
and answers on slip o6 paper.
Scott writes to Judge Foster that
he only pretended he was a mute
in order TO make his act look bet
ter.
Regarding his wife, Scott says
that she is "stubborn and mean"
making il impossible for him to
get along with her, He is Ia little
Inconsistent in his statement to the
court. He says that he is willing
TO provide a good home for his
wife, but, that she refuses TO live
with him. Farther down in the
letter he says, 81 will not take her
back after she has treated me like
"a dog. "
Judge Foster has placed the let
ter on file,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
KleinmaierS
Personals
-. :...O::.YC... :.

Mr.. j. $. Carlin of East Center
street is seriously i'll.
Avery Crabb is visiting relatives in
New London.
Miss Grace Diehl was the guest
of friends in Caledonia yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinds
were in Caledonia Sunday as the
guest of Miss Maude Decker.
Misses Florence Kinsler aud Clara
Dawson spent Sunday the guests of
Delaware friends.
Mrs. G. w. Mahaifey of Bucy-
rus, was the guest of friends in the
city over Sunday.
John Manion of Lima was a guest
over Sunday OF the b. NJ. Manion
hove over Sunday.
Miss Grace Seffner left today for
Akron, Ohio, where she will spend
two weeks visiting friends.
Miss Della Carey of Danville,
H., is visiting at the home Of
B. M. Marion of Olney Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dombaugh Of
South Greenwood street are guests
of friends in Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Zoa Luellen returned today
from Ottawa Ohio, where she had
been spending several days visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Andrews of Olney
Avenue has returned home after a
pleasant week S visit with Columbus
friends.
Miss Nina Odaffer left this
morning for Van Vert, Ohio. where
she will spend several weeks as the
guest of relatives.
Miss Florence Fisher and Miss Eth
el Smith, Of Columbus are guests of
the Misses Mabel and Hazel Peoples
of Sharp street.
Mr. Charles Adams and family
Of New Castle, Pennsylvania, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. =. Miller at the corner
Of Bennett street and Uncapher
Avenue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
MOTHER LYING
AT DEATHS DOOR
News of the Tragedy May
Prove Fatal.
Mrs. Charles Elmes May Not Sur
vive the Shock 0ccasioned by
the Western Tragedy,

There is a probability that a
second death will follow the
tragedy which ended the life OF
Mrs. Frank c.. Elmes, formerly
Mrs. Carrie Davidson of this city,
in Los Angeles, California last
week, Mrs. Charles Elmes, mother
of the dead woman's husband, is
Frustrated at her home in Findlay
and the doctors say that her deaf
may result at any time.
Mrs. Elmes IS an elderly woman
and for that reason the shock has
been severe. 1t was the report
that her son was under arrest at
Los Angeles following his wife 5
death which prostrated the aged
woman. The fact that there was
found to be no Foundation for the
suspicion that Elmes had nothing TO
do with his wife's demise has been
made known TO his mother but il
is feared that this news came too
late.
The body Of the dead woman
Is expected TO arrive from Los
Angeles Tuesday morning. 1t is
planned to have burial take place
at Celina, where the Davidson
family formerly resided.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
PAPERS FORWARDED
State School Commissioner Has Mr.
Beckett's Manuscripts

AS stated by the Mirror Of satur-
day, following the letter OF the clerk
of the local board of the examiners TO
the state commissioner OF Common
Schools, Mr.. Beckett, Friday afternoon
filed new application for the review
'or his manuscripts, coming more
nearly within the statutory provisions,
by stating that he had been refused
the right TO go over his papers. There
upon the manuscripts IN question
were at once and the same afternoon
sent In for review An early deter
mination OF the matter is anticipated
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
The Woman of the Period.

Hurry. excitement are the doml.
nant features that characterize the
woman OF the period.
She rarely has time for anything
little duties are forgotten. little broth.
ers and sisters overlooked, while her
family is worried to death by her ner.
vous irritable temper.
She cannot take life quietly, but
rushes up and down stairs as II pur-
sued by legion Of horrors. and
knocks at the door and pulls at the
bell with force enough TO arouse the
dead
Everything belonging to her is
chaotic. and her memory is SO treach.
erous that her friends have learned by
experience never to depend upon IT.
II Is the fever OF unrest In the train
OF which is the demon OF discomfort
that has entered into many homes,
rendering 1t prison to the woman OF
the period.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
DEMOCRATS TO MEET
In MASS CONVENTION
Saturday September II at
the Court House.
Caueuses to Select Delegates Il
Convention to be Held Friday
September I3.

The Democrats of Marion county
will hold "A mass convention at the
courthouse, Saturday, Septeber' IA,
for the purpose of naming candi-
date for representative The eau
cuses for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to the convention will
take place on the evening of H.
day September l3. At these acau-
cuses' to take place in all of the
precincts between Z and O'Clock
the township tickets will also be Sc
lected.
Arrangements for the convention
and caucuses were made lat a meet
ing OF the county central commit.
tee held Saturday evening in the
Office of Jacoby & Donithen on
North Main street.
7. A., Gruber of Caledonia was
chosen temporary chairman of the
convention and Charles Justice tenn
porary secretary.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
ARRANGEMENTS ARE
PROGRESSING NICELY
Labor Unions Hold Enthus-
iastic Meeting.
Report of Various Committees Indi.
cate That Coming Celebration
will be u Grand Success.

A very enthusiastic union meet
ing was held yesterday afternoon
in the Fahey hall and further ar
engagements were made for the big
Labor Day celebration 10 be held
here September 2.
James Durkin, q prominent union
man. was elected grand marshal OF
the day and authorized to appoint
his aides. A committee to secure
speakers for the occasion was ap-
pointed.
The various committees reported
TO the union men that the arrange
ments for the celebration are pro-
ceeding nicely. The financial out
look is not as bright as might be
desired but the committees APP
pointed TO raise funds are work
ing hard and will secure the amount
necessarily to make the day o
success. u, b~ ~
All OF the committees are hard at
work and expect to practically
complete their work by Wednesday
night when it is planned to hold
another meeting and TO announce
the entire program for the celebra-
ton.
II was reported at the meeting
that much interest is being mani
tested In all of the surrounding
towns and cities in the celebration
and that several thousand union
men, their families and their friends
will be here that day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
REQUESTS RETURN
OF REV. l. c. REED
AS Pastor of the United
Brethern Church.
Last Quarterly Conference Held Sats
urday and Sunday Presid.
ing Elder In Charge.

At the last quarterly conference of
the year, the United Brethren church
held Saturday night in the church
parlors, the body voted unanimously
lasl1ing the return of Rev l.. @. Reed
for another year as pastor of the con-
gregation. A committee was appoint
ed and authorized to wait upon the
annual conference which will be held
at Sycamore, Ohio, on September IL,
to see as far as possible that the
wishes Of the local congregation are
carried out.
The treasurer Of the church submit
ted his annual report disclosing some
interesting developments In the finan-
cial department. $706 was raised and
paid on the church Indebtedness dur
ing the past year which cleared II of
all subscribed for. The reports from
Iof 800 which amount is practically
al Subscribed for. The reports from
the Sunday School superintendent,
the president of the missionary soci-
ETY. and aid society were interesting
and showed every department In ex-
|cellent standing
Rev. w q. Roberts, presiding elder
of the Lima district, was present and
presided over the meeting
The services Sunday were very
largely attended, Rev Roberts preach
ing both morning and evening. In
the morning the presiding elders
theme was mo New Revelation 4"
Following the discourse the regular
quarterly communion service was con-
Quoted. In the evening, Rev. Roberts
talked on Christ the True Shepherd"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12

Beauty doctors are now required 70
perform a new stunt
We are called upon" said one Of
these artists In real life, ito thin out
eyebrows. That peculiar call for help
comes from men, mostly from South
American countries. Some OF these
chaps have eyebrows so heavy that
they really look like a pair of mus.
taches shadowing the eyes. The own.
ers of these extraordinary brows con.
slider them a serious blemish, and
they are willing to undergo torture
to be relieved of eyebrows that many
another person would undergo equal
torture to possess"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
BONDS ARE SOLD
Marion Firm Purchases Free Turn.
pike Issue.

The commissioners for the Lucas
free turnpike met in the office of
Prosecuting Attorney John H.
Clark, Saturday and sold $500
worth of bonds for the Improvement
The issue was awarded to Hardness
of Marion on his premium bid of
so. The only other bid was one
of S37 80, submitted by Hoehler
& Cummings, of Toledo. The bonds
will bear 5 per cent interest.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
Womens 81 30 money saving OK
fords are selling fast at
Hih BEATTY & LONGS.
DUO up Chest Of Gold

A workman named Leznaert, EN-.
ployed by M. Defrancq. a builder at
Menin, France, has made for his EN-
ployer a stroke OF luck which will
probably contribute also to his own
advantage. lie was making a trench
In the courtyard OF an empty house
recently bought by M. Defrancq when
at a depth OF about three feet his pick
struck something hard. Working
around the obstruction. he at last laid
bare q metal chest OF considerable
size, and this. on being forced open,
was found 10 contain gold coins still
negotiable to the value OF $4,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Advertised list fcr Aug. l3, 1907.
Mr.. Harson Brady, Richard Bens-
ley, Frank Cornwell, Frank Ger
son, Sidney Chapman, Tommy Col
Inns, Frank Damico, Wm. Coerly,
ii. d. Fairchild, w. IL. Gunder,
NJ. A. Grimes, Johnathan Green,
Elmer Graham, j. b. Hamilton, c..
o. Hacker j. b. Johnson, Frank
LeffIer, w. j. Lance, VIM. Me-
Donnell, Y. p. Marion, Pete Man
ley. r. f. Martin, Link Mcfarland
j. C.. M. Kivett, II. NJ. Metzger,
Harry l.. Mckee, F.. b. Mason,
Arcn Morgan, Pearl Postal, VIM.
Rooney j. w. Rifle, f. E. Sim
mers, o. j. Stein, Douglas Wood
ard, Anon Wineherger, Miss Allie
Byers, Mrs. Eugene Adriance, Mrs.
Milton Tyo, Miss Leila 'G. Ruslk,
Mrs. Olive Brocklesby, Mrs. j. r.
Buslett. Mable Charles, Mrs. Ida
Cramer, Mrs. G.. f.. Demoe, Mrs.
Emma Francis, Mrs. Harry Hunt
Mrs. Lizzie Howard, Miss Nellie
Happier Mrs. Emma Jones, Miss
Susan Kline, Mrs. Ida Koenig
Mrs. Florence A. Kennedy, Mrs
Charles Line, Mrs. F.. Lipinskh Mrs
jesse Long, Mrs. S. b. McLown
Mrs. H. V. Mounts. Mrs. Eta
Mason Mrs. MEYERS, Mrs. W. X.
Putnam Federal Adv. Co., Marion
Clay Co
NJ. B. DICKERSoN, P. NJ.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
TRUSTEES NEET
Plan to Care for Pixies During
Coming Pear.

The trustees of Marion township
held a meeting in the township clerks
office Saturday afternoon, and planned
for the care and attention OF the
pixies in the road districts during the
coming year. IL was decided to give
each OF the Ave districts $50 for the
purchase of stone for repairs.
Arrangements were made for ad-
vertising for bids from the doctors of
the city who desire to care for the
township poor during the year. The
township doctor will be appointed the
last Saturday OF August.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
Save Your Tickets.

Every ticket you have still has a
corresponding coupon in the drawings
and will continue 10 have right
through the season. Get all the tick
cts you cen, bring them and come
in to the next drawing, Aug. "a.
The prize viii be a silver Tea Set
See 1t in the window,
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
MINSTREL PARADE
Makes Killing Along the Line Of
March.

The parade of the AL, G.. Fields
Minstrels was given at noon today
and attracted large crowds along the
route. All the musicians and Minis
trels were attired in natty new uni
forms and everything was extremely
attractive. AL G. himself headed the
procession. AS usual Ohio's great
minstrel man has equipped his com
pany with a band of exceptional ex-
cellence.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
CARD OF THANKS .

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our neighbors and friends
for their kindness shown us during
the illness and death of our beloved
husband and father, and to the Ma
rion Bar, the G. A. h. and w. R. C.
who attended in body, and TO the
many who sent floral tributes we also
extend our thanks.
MRS. M. V. PAYNE,
RICHARD PAYNE and WIFE.