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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05
Brief ,l1entiom

Mr.. Geo. MCGUIRE is confined to
the house on account Of illness.
The Free Baptist Missionary So
cicty will mcet Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock, with Mrs. John
Mathcr, of Clesclcnd Avenue.
The Peoples transfer wagon. hcav-
lily loaded with shipment of shoes
for the New York store, broke down
opposite the court house today noon
dumping the boxes cut on, the pave
nient slightly damaging them. TIE
wagon was crossing the street car
track when spindle Of a rear wheel
broke. i%..g Var
} While leaving the Malleablc Iron
shops, where he Is employed at
iipon today, William Hoberman, Of
Genwood, West Marion. Slipped on
the Ice and fell heavily, fracturing
his left arm between the wrist and
elbow. Dr.. l.. ID. Hamilton rem
dered surgical attention.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05

CLERK SHY
Has Confessed to Using Two
Thousand Dollars and
Promises to Make Good.

Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 5.--Charles
G.. Irwin, Clerk in the Four Courts,
has been removed from his position
|by the Magistrates. after an examin-
alton of his accounts. Several weeks
|ago the Justites received a letter
from the City Auditor stating that
reports had not been filed for some
time, and requesting that this be
|done.
idr. Irwin became sick and was
|confineG to his home. The officials
mentioned proceeded to examine the
books, and now discover, according
to Justice Bostwick, who appointed
Irwin, that he is about $4,000 shy
He also made q full confession, and
promises to make good.
IT is probable that the State
Bureau of Accounting will be called
in to make complete examination
lof the books of all of the Justices
| in order that 1t may be learned
how things stand.
Irwin stated this evening that he
could give no reason for the con-
oition of things other than he used
the money In living. At one time,
he received a salary of s75 per
month, but more recently has been
geLting $1,000 a year. He is men,
bcr of several clubs and stands well
with the Republican organization,
being one of its recognized hustlcrs
1t has been learned that Twins
bond has been allowed to lapse, and
there is no way in which to have the
shortage returned, unless he does so
himself.
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new OWNERS OF
MARION WATER co.
May be Induced to Sell Sys-
TEN to the City.
Messrs w. E. Scofeld and ]. F.
Prenisrsast Buy Stock and
Bonds Of the Company.

Preparations are being made by
Mcssrs. William +. Scofield and
James +. Prcrdrrgast, purchasers
of the Marion Wo,cr company, to
rcorganize the company after which
definite steps will be taken to inl-
prove the present property and to
make a number of heavy extensions
Mcssrs. Scofield and Prendergast
have purchased ihe stock and bonds
Of the company. A large amount of
the stock was purchased from small
holders and the remainder was
bought in large blocks. The bonds
were acquired in tac same manner.
At the present. time the local men
hold practically all of the stock
and bonds each OF which amounts
to nearly $14O,000. The deal was
closed Through the Ohio National
Bank of Columbus.
II will be only short time uu-
til the formal transfer Of the prop
crty has been made. The company
which will control the property. will
be organized in This city with local
capital back of Il The capital will
be increased to an amount suffi-
cicnt for the needs of the water
works system.
The trouble with the old company
was that the rapid growth of Mar
ion made IL necessary to cXpcnd all
ST the earnings 10 pay the fixed
charges. There is probability that
the new owners of the property may
be induced to dispose Of the hold
ings to the city in the event that
the city council should take up the
proposition again within the next
few weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05
CARRIER FOR
SHERWOOD
Chairman of Democratic
State Executive Committee
Said to be Behind To-
ledoan's Candidacy.

.
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 5.-A telc-
gram received from Toledo stated
that Congressman Harvey CARRIER,
Chairman Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee, would back
General Isaac r. Sherwood for the
gubernatorial nomination next year.
General Sherwood was asked about
the rumor.
II had not heard of it," he said.
Would you accept the nomina-
tion for Governor" lie was asked.
"Oh, don't know. | hardly think
80. I've never given any attention
to the matter and hadn't heard the
report. ] doubt IL there is anything
in it. Mr.. CARRIER, of course, does
rot make the nomination.
But he controls the state organi-
cation" was suggested'.hi 'h
Il know, but the party makes
the nomination. don't believe
want 70 be interviewed at this time :"
If Chairman CARRIER is taking up
the matter Of Democratic guberna-
torial candidate it is believed here
that he is beginning early to lay
his plans for checkmating, If posi-.
Bile, Mayor Tom L. Johnson's ambi-
ton.
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Merely Personal

George d. Copeland returned this
morning from business trip to
Lima.
Mrs. Lyman Damn of Tulohama,
Tennessee, is u guest OF friends and
relatives in the city.
Fred Snyder and wife Of Mlrioa
visited Saturday ami Sunday with
their parents, Rev. and Mr!. A.
Snyder. Gallon Lauircr.
Misses Agnes flanagan and Alice
Burgess OF Marlo:' were the Sum
day guests al Miss Jessie Carr. -
Gallon Inquirer.
Fred Clcgett of Marion, was in
the city, yesterday and accompanied
his wife and daughter home, after
spending several days here with
with relatives. Delaware Gazette
Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
Quiglcy left for two months trip
abroad during which time they will
visit various points OF interest in
Europe. Asia and Africa. They will
be met at New York City by Mr..
and Mrs. T. j. McMurray and son,
Marion people who have been spend
ing the winter In Florida, Mr.. and
Mrs. McMurray expect to remain
abroad about a year, but Mr.. and
Mrs. Quigley will return home in
April.
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MRS. CHARLES RUTH
PASSES AWAY
Tuesday at Her Home South
East of This City.
Death was Very Sudden and Re-
suited From a Severe Attack
Of Epilepsy.

NIrs Cl,orlos n,th nooI .;,.,.l
n; ~ os' ''N'Y
h'hc ycarS' uiea suadehly at her
home five m.fes southeast OF Mar
ion at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Death was due to a severe attack
oci o,,;,o,,s,, Will ,,a 1a..,.o, 70
~ A,ps s" ''' "'V'"s.' ''h
lerea put Two hours previous 70 70
death. -n
Mrs. Ruth was apparently in tho
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05
Daily Market Report
UNION STOCK YARDS.

Union Stock Yards. Ills, Feb. 5.
-Cattle--Reccipts $500; estimated
for Wednesday, $4,000; market
steady; prime beeves, $50 q Z; poor
to medium 40 q $40; stockers aud
feeders $50 % AS; COWS and heif-
ers. 2.75 0 5.25; Gamers leo @
$50; Texans 4 @ $50.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000; estimated
Tor Wednesday 10000; market 10c
lower, light 6.75 % z; rough GO a
$50; mixed and heavy G.9O % 7.Qj;
pigs 6 @ $40.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; estimated
for Wednesday, $4,000; market
steady. Native sheep $40 @ 5.65;
western sheep 1856 q 5.65; native
lambs f.9O % 7.70; western lambs
6.25 % 1866.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05
"BELLBOY"
WAS A GIRL
Proprietor Saw His "Boy"
Without a Coat and Pro-
ceeded to Get Busy.

Beaumont, Texas. Feb. 5.--A
strange case OF dual personality
came to light here yesterday. On
Dec. Is of last year young man,
apparently twenty-five years old,
called on the secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association,
and requested to be assisted In his
search for employment.
He told story Of misfortune, say
Ing he came originally from New
York, but had become sick in New
Orleans and was only recently dis
charged from the hospital there. He
gave his name as Perry Martin and
Ills charming manner enlisted sym
rathy. Employment was secured at
the Oaks hotel as bellboy, where he
remained until last Friday Then
camc surprise. The manager "a "
Martin without his coat and noted
that the contour was not masculine.
Charged with masquerading In
false attire, the young woman Nburst
into tears and confessed her sex
She declared she had been com
PEELED by force Of circumstances to
don male apparel and pleaded TO be
retained. She volunteered no state.
mcnt as To her past life and career
and the manager OF the hotel not
allowing her to remain in his en-
p,oy. she left yesterday for iious.
ton. 'ss
During her stay In Beaumont. she
became popular and on occasions
would 80 to thcatcrs and clsewhcrc
with parties OF young men.
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Against the Marion Steam
Shovel Company.
,TEll5f1OUSAND DOLLARS
Wanted by Administrator of
the B. M. Osborn Estate.
Hsafy Setter Awarded Verdict in
4 His suit Against the Old Marion
Manufacturing Company.

) A petition askiig $4,000 dam
ages from the Marion Steam Shovel
company Tor the death of Bcnja-
min NJ. Osborn, was filed Tuesday
{, morning in the common pleas court
by Mcuscr and Quigley, attorneys
Z. for Charles Il. Osborn, administra-
Tor OF the estate Of benjamin NJ,
Osborn, deceased.
y The petition states that She de-
!ccascd Benjamin M. Osborn was on
April II, 1904, employed in the
yards of the Marion Steam Shovel
company and was assisting in the
loading Of u crtain steam shovel.
III the leading Of the shovel it was
necessary, and Of general practice,
according to the petitioner. to use
n heavy coal table or platform. On
account OF the great weight Of this
platform large number of men
were needed to handle Il.
The petitioner alleges that 4!
company neglccteully, failed to fur
nsh sufficient men to handle the
table on platform with the result
that the said Benjamin NJ. Osborn
was crushed beneath it and 50 bad
" bruised and injured that he died
Immediately afterward. The petit
tion also claims that the death was
due TO the default. and neglect OF
the defendant company. :
The heirs OF the deceased arc
Hannah G.. Osborn, the widow, and
Charles E., Elsie. D., Richard u. !,
and Earl +. Osborn, tie children
The petitioner enters claim for
damages suffered 10y the widow and
children, in the sum of $4,000 and
all proper relief.
! Jadgc Duncan, cf Findlay, again
occupied the common pleas bench
i Tuesday and heard q number of
eases.
In the divorce case of w. G..
Nenny, against Divclab Kenny,
Judge Duncan refused decree Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05
Sooee Votes

An interesting ard well attended
meeting OF the Order of Eastern
Star was held i'll the halls Monday
night. After trmsacting routine
business arrangements were made
for serving the bcsquct at the con-
elave of the knights Tcmplars
Thursday night. At the conclusion
of the business 900" was played
and a general social time enjoyed.
The regular meeting of the Mar
ion Dcutscllcr Bund held Monday
evening" was devoid Of business Of
an especially interesting character.
The Degree OF Pocahontas met last
night with very large attendance.
Only important routine business was
transacted.
The Knights o. the Maccabccs
will hold a box social in their hall
III North Main street Wednesday
evening. Each lady is requested to
bring a box and a small price viii
be chargSd fer the boxes.
The Home Guards Of America
will meet Wednesday evening in
Redmen's hall at seven o'clock. All
members are ur-cd to be present
as the Officers have treat in
store for them.
Kosciusk0 Lodge. I. o. o. r..
met last night and attended to rou.
tine business.
'Mipah Encampment. l. o. o. r..
will meet tonight and confer the
Royal Purple degree on n class of
candidates OF the Prospect lodge.
A large number of visitors from
Prospect and other towns in the vi
cinity will attend.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05
COAL LAND
IS STOLEN
BY Certain Railroads Which
Employ Contemplate
Means to Defeat the
Gov Nernment.

Washington, Feb. 5.--Certain rail-
roads. which are seeking to secure
valuable coal lands in the Big Horn
basin, in Wyoming, have hired cab
drivers, barkeepers and BARRIERS iv-
Ing in New York. Amityville. l.. l..
and certain towns in New Jersey
to enter these lands and then turn
them over to the railroad interests
according to officials of the Interior
department. Secretary Hitchcock is
reported to have secured confessions
from a number of New Workers and
Jcrseyites. The entire matter will
he laid before the Attorney General
for prosecution
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Being Made by Anthony
Profit the Italian.
POLICE WORKING HARD
For Clue That will Lead to
(, Arrest of Assailart.
Mayor Scherff will Make Additional
Efforts to Have Board Bill Jump.
ers Taken Care Of.

~, Anthony Profit, the Italian, who
was stabbed in the abdomen Sunday
night in a fight with former friend
band companion, In a car near the
Eric transfer house, is IN slightly
improved condition at the G. L.
Sawyer Sanatoriuin. His assailant
has not, as yet, been apprehended.
The condition Of the wounded man
! is still very dangerous. He Is making
a strong fight for life, with chances
getting better for his recovery. He
Is being given every attention by the
medical staff at the sanatorium.
The police and the sheriff, the lat
ter aidci by large number of dep
uties. have secured the town, for the
| fugitive, and 1t Is certain that he
got out of the city soon after the
stabbing occurred. A number of
clcws ere being worked on by the
authorities and II is hoped to learn
the whereabouts of the guilty man
within n short time.
Tim Sullivan. who was given a
hearing yesterday OH charge of
drunkenness placed against him by
The woman with whom he boards.
was last night, fined IS by the
mayor. Sullivan, at his bearing,
claimed that he had note been drunk
but had been struck on the head
with club by an unknown as.
sailant. hence his peculiar actions,
which were taken for those of a
drunken man. The complainant was
brought into court to testify and af-
ter hearing her side of the story,
the mayor had little doubt of its
veracity. Tim paid up aud was re.
leased.
The number OF board bill jumpers
operating In this city during the
rast few months, has greatly In
creased, and, despite the fact that
number Of the guilty parties have
been caught and punished, the prac.
tice continues to increase rather
than diminish.
The mayor will make additional
efforts to have this class of offend.
ers arrested and brought before him
ami the penalties will be far heavier
III the future than in the past. II
Is thought that If the maximum
penalty is given in few cases, the
practice will be stopped to an ex.
tent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05
TOLELO GRAIr1.

Toledo, Ohio, Feb. 5.-Wheat--
Cash n la; May so; July 70 3-S;
September 70 Ia.
Corn-Cash Al 81; May i7.3.S;'
July AZ L.; September As Ia. y,
Oats-Cash 40; May 40 3-i July
3S Ia; September Si 5.S. ..,
Rye-No. l, 20; No. 2, 81; No. 8,
60.
Cloverseed-Cash and February,
500; March sos; April ,7.95; prime
alsike 7.75. .T} "a w
Prime timothy-2 10. st@ n .ses.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05
COMMENCEMENT
DATES ARRANGED
Only Two Sessions will be
Held This Year
Class Day Program 10 be Rendered
Nay 2o-Commencement
Takes Place May 81

The committee composed of George
Christian Jr., II. l.. Frank, Il. d.
Tubbs which was authorized by the
shool board at its last meeting to
make arrangements for the annual
high school commencement met in
the Superintendent office Monday
afternoon and effected the plans
necessary to be made at this time.
y II was decided to hold but two
exercises this year instead of five rs
was the program Of the 1906 class.
Glass day will be on Wednesday,
May 20, and in the evening at the
high school auditorium the regular
class day exercises will be held.
On the Friday night following or on
the evening Of May 3lst, commence.
inent proper will he held In the op.
era house. y.
The class this year will number
Just twenty-nine' 50 far as can he
ascertaincd at the present time.
Miss Gladys Cleveland. teacher of
the second grade at the Silver street
building, IL on duty on account OF
sickness. Her place Is being sub
stituted by Mrs. Leroy Zachman.
Miss Mayme Weber. instructress OF
the first grade at the Silver street
building is confined 10 her home on
account of sickness. Miss Glen
Bnrnhart is substituting IN her
place.
The window breaking at the Silver
street building still continues, aud
scarcely night passes but what a
rock Is hurled through some win.
dow. by what IL supposed to be q
kans Of nischievous youths.
The School Board has offered a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05

voluntary. for President Underwood,
as there has been no disagreement
with the directors. 1ut that IL he
leaves his present office It will be
10 accept q similar and more import
ant position.
1t Is also reported that X. j IIill
will soon retire from active business
duties, and 1t is believed that Mr. i.
Underwood Will succeed him as pres
ident of the Great Northern rail-
road
Supporting this belief II is said that
Mr. Hill has had warm personal
feeling for Underwood for the past
several years, and II Is thought that
to him is due the rapid rise Of Mr.
Underwood in the railroad work.
The Eastern railroad men have de-
cided tn form n new union to be
known as the Brotherhood OF Rail-
way employees. The object of the
new order is to promote the general
welfare and the social, moral and in
tellectual interests of the members,
and to establish closer fraternal
bonds between employer and en-
ployes. The membership Of the new
brotherhood will be taken from the
existing various railroad orders.
1t is quite substantially rumored
that the employees of the G. II. & d.
are soon to make a demand upon re-
ceiver Judson Harmon for an in
crease In pay.
C. l.. Gardner, trainmaster of the
Hooking Valley. and William Deeds,
assistant trainmaster, were in the
city for a short time this morning,
looking after business.
j. H. Kline, trainmaster of the
G. & T.. railroad with headquarters
at Huntington, Indiana, was looking
after business In local railroad cir
cles today.
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reward OF $gy to any person captur-
Ing the guilty party or parties and a
number Of ambitious detectives have
taken the matter up, and the mis-
crcahts will undoubtedly soon be ar
rested.
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EAST BUFFALO

East Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. g.
Cattle-Receipts 500; market fairly
active and higher. Choice lambs, s
q o,l5; Gull TO fair, @ $50; year.
lings 6 "a G.75; wethers $50 a
DTS; mixed sheep, q sac; Gull
sheep, $50 a s.
Hogs-Receipts AGO; markctc act.
I'VE at shade lower; workers.. pigs,
heayy and mixed grades 7S0 rough
6.3 ~ G.60; stays 5.g5 90 $50.
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CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Feb o. Hogs %
cars. Shipments 45O head. Lower.
All grades us; stays and ioughs
4 @ GAO.
Calyes-Light, steady.
Sheep and lambs--Light, strong,
10 and 15c higher: good to extra
lambs 7.60; and 7.75.
Cattle-6 cars. Strong.
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AUCTlONEER

CTIONEERING-J. W. Clark
will cry sales Of every description
at reasonable rates. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Your interest Is my
Interest. Office rooms, Court street.
Both phones, Marion, Ohio.
s-S-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05
Railroad 11otss

1t has been officially reported N
local railroad circles that +. b. Tn
derwood. whose private rsr has FREE
euently visited Marion, will s6oH re-
sltu from the presid6nSv Of ths Hfie
railr0ed company. II ID thought
that such an action would bc wholly
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, Feb. 3 Wheat lis a.
l-4c up to Use off; May sold be.
tween ~ 5-s aud IS IA, opening
at IS Is and closing at rs bid,
July between n 5-s and rs is,
opening at IS and closing at IS
No. 2 red winter 70 "a.
Corn-l-4 a. l-2c higher; May
sold between ~ s.S and 46 3-4
opening at AZ 1-2 and closing al
~ 3.4, July between 46 Is and 4t
3.s, opening at AZ IL and closing
at 40 3-s; No. 3 yellow AZ "a.
Oats-3-S q 7-Sc higher. May
sold between 80 10 and 40 i-s, ooeil
ihg at 30 l.2 a. closing at 40 IS
July between 30 l-2 and 81 ID,
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NEW YORK fRoDyjoE.

New York, Feb. 5.--Eggs Receipts
1929 packages; firmer; nearby white
fancy 81; extra mixed 20; firsts 10
extra firsts 81 @ 2s; western finest
81 1-2; firsts 81; seconds Is ~ q
eGi thirds % q "a l-a: xouthefn -
~ q ~.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALES modern houses on
Girard Avenue (east side) between
Bcllefontaiuc Avenue and Columbia
street. Inquire 1T 1-2 South
Main street OF Citizens Phone
1864.
FOR SHLE-Good country Applcbut-
ter. i1S Uhler Avenue. -24-3tpd
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TRANSFER

WANTED--Transfer and storage work
Of all kind. New clean store room
at reasonable rates. NJ. L. Paddock.
Jak street. tu&th
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rOR kCNT

FOR RENT--Room over our storv
1890 feet. Ohls Decorating Co.
12-26-tf
FOR RENT-Three or five room nat.
Bell Phone 420L.
l-3l-6tp1
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION AND
FRENCH--Miss Sadamae Allen.
member of the faculty Of the Eur
opcan School Of Music, OF Ft.
Wayne, Indiana, will receive pu-
pills. For terms, inquire at No.
557 East Center St. Phone No.
$50. 131-eod6tpd
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opening at ,36 IL and closing at 81
II; No. . white 40 1-2.
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Bull Dog. Answers
to name Buster" Ears and tail
clipped. brass collar, white breast.
Return to 1868 North State or call
Citizens Phone 649z. 2-4-3td&w
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED 100 head of Horses aad
Mules for my consigned sale,
Feb. 10, at Crows Livery. Phone
Citizens 261, iGG or 1900. c. A.
Monncttc. 2-5-3teod
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divorce. in refusing the decree,
the court liouded out some good adj
vice 10 young people contemplating
entering court 10 secure divorccs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kenny were mar
ricd September ~, 1905 and only
Lived together about month.
The suit Of Henry Setter against
the Marion Manufacturing company,
tthc old company was heard in
the common pl,as court Tuesday
morning and vctdict awarded the
plaintiff. Setter, who is one Of the
principcl creditors of the company
brought suit to obtain an order OF
the court assessing the stockholders
Of the old compnny to pay the
debts which amount in all to about
$4,000.
Tile case Of Benjamin w. Green
against Emma Green, suit for di.
vorce was heard by Judge Duncan,
Tuesday morning and decree of d.
vorce was given the plaintiff The
defendant was barred OF dover in
the property of the plaintiff.
Z Tile parties to the suit were mar
ried in 1899 and separated four
mouths later. In his petition.i the
plaintiff charged the defendant with
and gross neglect of duties -
In the damage suit of lIoratio
Hoyles. administrator OF the estate
Of Shelby Smith. deceased, against
the Erie railroad company. the de-
PENDANT by It's attorneys Crissinger
and Gutebry, has filed demurrer in
which 1t is claimed that the petition
les not contain facts sufficient to
constitute cause of action.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05

In the divorce case of w. c..
Nenny, against Divclab Kenny,
Judge Duncan refused decree OF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-05

Judgc Duncan, cf Findlay, again
occupied the common pleas bencl
Tuesday and heard q number ol
cases.
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Kosciusko Lodge. I. o. o. T..
met last night and attended to rou
tine business.