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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. McLENNAN-The Royal Hawai-
ian HotelA cottage y. Entrance
Beretania street, near junction Of
Alakea and Emma streets, Homo
lulu. Specialist in chronic. difficult
and lingering diseases. An honest
opinion given al first CONSULTATION.
Accommodation furnished island pa
tents Telephone 80.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
tFrom sundays Advertiser.)

| Wallach now proposes TO start his
healing experiment. Independently OF
the Board of Health. at the house OF
Mrs. Atcherley.
William @. Irwin has been elected
president of the Mercantile Trust Co.
of San Francisco. of which for some
time he has been vice president. He
succeeds the late President Rideout. /,
Bishop Trust Co., administrator Of
the estate of Chun Along, for the year
just passed received ss1. 2ssSl and ex-
pended s17o1.s1. There is cash of s2s.-
Sss in bank, an increase of s1s.117.4S.
High Sheriff Henry. in a supple
mental return to the writ of habeas
corpus. says he can not produce the
body of Attorney ]. NJ. vivas of Wal
luku in court because he is at large
under bail
On November 10. Elsie Barmbronch
of Honolulu. niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Heine of the Queens Hotel. also
known here as Elsie Heine. was mar
ried at Seattle. the name of the<groom
being w. NJ. b Strickland The off,
chatting clergyman was Rev. Mr.. Van
Horn
Louis Andrade, one of the earliest
Portuguese settlers in Hawaii, died at
the Queens Hospital of kidney trouble
yesterday morning. He was prosper
Gus and highly respected and leaves a
wife and a large family. one of his
sons being District Magistrate Frank
Andrade
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
| SWEET GOODS
CASE On TRIAL

National Candy Company's sui
against J. o. Lutted. doing business
as Honolulu Candy Company, fol
ss42sS. together with interest, cost.
and attorneys fees came on for tria
before Judge Robinson yesterday. W
W. Thayer appeared for plaintiff. and
F. W. Nilvertcn and J. w. Cashcari
for defendant. This jury was empan-
eled: Frederick Goudie. John Nanini,
Cecn A Macintosh. Otto Schiling.
Edward B. Friel. Jonathan Shaw,
Frank E. King. Edward >. Robins.
John G. Clement. James II. O'Neill.
James II. Cummings and Robert Clark.
= DAMAGES FOR A LIFE.
c. Nejia has brought a suit against
L NJ. whitehouse. contractor. for
5000 damages for the loss OF her hus-
hand by an accident at Nouanu dam.
+, APPEALS ABANDoNEp..
Defendants in the suit of Wong
Yong Y. Lam Sin and Kealiikuaaina.
doing business as Hong wo Kee. have
withdrawn their appeal from Judgment
for Sl0l.l0 for plaintiffs rendered by
District Magistrate Andrade.
Kelaliikuaaina has withdrawn her
appeal in another suit of Wong Yong
for replevin of the contents of poi
shop. in which judgment was given
for plaintiff for restitution of the
so damages and $3.50 costs.
SUPREME COURT.
Proceedings in the supreme Court
yesterday were as follows;
Exceptions from the first circuit
court in the case of Jas. l. Holt, tax
assessor, V. W. c. Peacock. were sub
nitted on briefs.
Exceptions from the second circuit
SQUIRT in the case Of Alice K Kaae V.
Kaula Richardson ct al We're argued !
IND submitted.
c. s. Holloway's suit as Superin- |
endent Of Public Works against E. V. |
and his Sureties on official l
,ond was argued and submitted. In 1
his case Judge Lindsay sat in place /
f Justice Wilder. disqualified.
The court adjourned till > p. m. to- /
lay. when reserved questions in the /
ase Of Waialua Agricultural Co. V.
lahu Railway & Land Co. will be tax
n up.
THE LAND COURT.
]. VI. DowseIt and Waianae Co. have
made separate answers, but identical
. tenor. 10 the petition of Oswald ST.
ohm Gilbert, Alexander c. DowseIt
nd Lee st. John Gilbert, in the
ourt of Land Registration. 10 register
nd confirm their title TO certain land.
hey allege that what land is clainSeh 5
V the petitioners is uncertain AID
annot be ascertained from the descrip-
on in the petition. Dowsett claims
n interest in fee simple. and Waianae
ompany as lessee. in all of the land
ing on both sides OF the center line
the company's railroad TO its Lua-
Ialei canefields for distance of thir-
: feet from the said center line. and
enies that the petitioners or any of
lem have any estate or interest
lerein.
Judge Weaver has appointed, with
le Supreme Courts approval, Wade
-srren Thayer TO be an examiner OF
ties under the Land Registration Act
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
RAsE YnrR MoRRY.

II your child Is threatened with
Group. give II Chamberiain-s Co1gh
Remedy ana al danger wiz Dc zFo5E-
ed Il contazns nothing IN sny Way
Injurious and is pleasant 70 take Soia
by all eesleys Bensor. Smith & ca
Ltd, agents FOR Hawaii
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LOCAL BREvlr1Es.


ttrom saturdays Advertiserj
A committee has been appointed In
Hilo to make ARRANGEMENTS for the
eSrerted visit of the Spalding ball
players.
lie casting of the iron keel for the
Hawaiian yacht has been done with
great success by the Honolulu Iron
Works. II is reported that entlusias-
tic promoters of the transpacihc yacht
race threw half dollar pieces into the
molten iron.
1t is reported in Hilo that William
Mckay. agent there Of the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Co, WIN take
the Kinau out next trip as chief en-
gineer. Mckay has just returned from
Honolulu. where he was initiated into
the Mystic Shrine.
Manager walker. Head Overseer Nc
Cubbin and Bookkeeper Daingerfield
of ookala plantation have been cited
at Hilo for contempt Of court, in refus-
ing TO answer questions of the grand
jury relating to the Ookala road.
Walker also refused the grand jury
access TO the plantation books.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF
SHAREHOLDERS.
ooKALA SUGAR PLANTATION
COMPANY.

BY order Of the President g Special
Meeting OF The Shareholders Of the
oekala Sugar Plantation Company is
hereby called 10 be held az the Office
Of c. Brewer & Company. Limited. in
Honolulu on Saturday. December 18th.
1897. al 10 o'clock a m
E. T. BISHOP.
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu. Nov. esrd. 1907.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03

LEVERS & COCHE CRobert Levers.
r. J. Lowrey, c. NJ. Cooke).-Import-
ers snd dealers in lumber and build
ing materials. ONCE, AZ Fort street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.-Ma-
chinery Of every description made 70
srier.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
INTER ISLAND BOATS SAIL

Promptly on time the two vessels OF
the Inter-Island fleet got away Fri
day afternoon. the Mikahala and the
Claudine getting away ST 5 O'Clock.
the former for Kauai ports and the
latter for Maui and Hilo.
The threatened strike of the engi-
neers affected the sailing Of these YES
sells only 10 the extent that two of the
assistant engineers OF the Nsuna Loa
were transferred TO the Claudine. The
Nikahals engine crew are staying wiki
their ship for this trip at least
The real trouble is expected TO COM
mence on Tuesday. when there are five
STEAMERS scheduled 70 sail. the Kinau,
Nauna Loa. ". G. Hall. Iwaiani and
Likelike BY that time many % the
pending designations viii have become
operative and all, or-at least some. Of
the steamers, Will have TO remain idly
here. Just what the company IS plan
ming 10 do under the circumstances
cannot be learned. although il is prob
able that the officials have something
up their sleeves.
II has been suggested that possibly
the INSTRUMENTATION steamer Ne
vadan viii be put on the interisland
run for the time being. thus allowing
the mails 10 go forward and giving
the other islands some kind OF q ser
vice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
(From Mondav.s Advertiser.l

In its STRAY Sparks from the Anvil
of Current Thought" Leslie's Week.,
of November 81 gives an extract from
Lewis. Jr., of Honolulu, at the Lake
Mohonk conference.
Hilo teachers will hold their quar-.
terly meeting on Friday Mr. Drauga
will discuss bee culture Miss Stevens
paper folding, Mr.. Laugier arithmeti-
cal processes. Mrs. Westervelt bio-
graphical sketches and Mrs Beers the
dragon fly.
Instead of the usual evening service.
on Sunday before last. the congrega-
ton of the Foreign church, Hilo, were
treated to the cantata Ruth" Mrs.
J. T. Lewis was the director. Mrs.
Charles Siemsen. soprano. rendered the
part of Ruth: Mrs. Louise Hapai. Miss
Stevens and Miss Harriet Hapai the
elaborate part of Naomi: Miss Lill.nos
Hapsi took the part of Orpha, and
Mr. George Desha that. of Boaz.
On Tuesday afternoon the great Pu-
unene mill of the Hawaiian CONNER
cial and Sugar. Company was started
up at four O'Clock in the afternoon for
the grinding of the 1907 crop. The
mill was set in. motion by Manager F.
F. Baldwin, and the machinery moved
showing -thaS everything
was in frst-class condition The crop
during the present run viii probably
be somewhere between forty-five and
nifty thousand tons of sugar. 1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
CLIENT DIDN'T FULLY
INFORM HER LAWYER

Mrs y. Hoa's suit against Hutchin-
son Plantation Company fer 1925 on
account of rent. on appeal from Homo
lulu District Court, came TO q sudden
diScOntinuance in the middle of the
trial by Judge De Bolt without a jury
yesterday. Plaintiff gave out on the
stand that she had a written agree
ment on the matter at home. This was
a surprise TO her attorney, who had not
before heard OF this writing, and he
moved for q continuance until the
document could be brought here from
kau- The court after argument denied
the motion. but granted one made
forthTith by defendant for discontin-
uance- This amounts 10 a nonsuit- W.
c. Achi appeared for plaintiff and T.
E Cooper for defendant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
DEPARTED

Str Nikahala, Gregory. for Kauai
ports. 5 p m
Str. Claudine. Bennett. for Maui and
Hawaii ports. ?. m
A. O. s s. Porter, Macdonald, for
Monterey: p m
T X x s s America Nsru, Finer,
for san Francisco. p m
{. s. A. 7. Crook for Manila. 10 a. m
All & s Mexican, Nichols, for
Salina Cruz. s p n
Str Niihau. oness. for Kauai ports.
$40 p. m
Str ke Au Hou. Tullett, for Kaua:
ports. SIS p m
Str. Maui. Bruhn. for Hawaii ports.
SIS p. m
8 3 Crown of Gahcia. Halliday. for
Auckland. $40 ?. m
Scr Flaurenee Ward. Pntz. for Mid
WeV 5-sS n N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
MARINE

with a full cargo of general n1er'
chandise below matches and deck load
OF blooded livestock. the Matson line'
Hilonian arrived from the Coast Fri
dav afternoon, bringing two days
later mail and a number OF passen-
gers. At the Brewer wharf 20 meet
her We're a large number of, people,
more than are often out to, meet the
regular passenger liners.
Among the passengers returning
were F. ". Milverton. formerly con-
nected with the Attorney Generals
department here, NJ. J. Scanlon, of the
custom house, and Mrs. Scanlon, E W.
Jordan. the well known merchant and
Dconie Hartman. guide and phiNso-
pher, whose greetings were heard
shortly after the whistles announced
the sighting OF the steamer on koko
Head.
The eighty-four head of stock
brought by the Hilonian arrived in
frst-class shape. These consisted of
hfty-nine head OF Hereford cattle for
the American Sugar Company and
horses. one OF which,
beautiful sorrel gelding. was consigned
to George r Carter. The box in which
this animal was kept was handy TO the
Passengers, the ladies among whom
amused themselves by keeping the ami
mars silken foreiock plated during
- voyage.
The Hilonian had good weather
her run and arrived here
untoward incidents to re-
ate. She will sail for the Coast on
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
BUSINESS CARDS.

r. A. SCHAEFER & Co.-Importers
and Commission Merchants. Homo
7ure- II is planned 10 make this home
iulu. Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03

T. Orvis- L. s N. Mrs-R- 7. Orvis,
h J Rosencrantz. Mrs T Satake,
hrs. n. Sakoda, Lui Soares, VIM
Stoddart- Mrs VIM Stoddart, Miss
Stoddart. T. Tsumura, Mrs T. Tsu-
muca and maid. Master Tsumura, c.,
Tsurutani. S. Yoshinatsu. En- Sue.
Per str Kinau. from Hawaii,
November 30--wiiliam Mckay. Cap
tain R. Nelson Miss c. Cameron.
Mrs. u. McGauley. Miss NJ E Wilson,
r Meyer. r Meyer, All Guam, Mrs.
Chong Chuck Fan. Mrs. Achong, v
Hurd. c. C Carl, R Kurakami. A.
Greberg, Miss N Cushingham. Mrs
VIM Lidgate. E E Stodart, Miss E.
K Matsuki T. E Mott. Miss J. Ma
Horner. VIM n S. Lindsay. F. Spen-
Ger. Carl Widemann. John Ross, NJ r
Perrea- R Nakagawa- Tom Wilson, N
Nicholas. Joe Olivera, Geo. Rhodes,
Rev. Ryan Kuyan-
Departed
Per str Claudine, November q. for
Maui and Hawaii ports--Miss Nora
Sturgeon. Mrs N Alexander. Mrs. J.
P. Cooke. Miss Emily Cooke. E Kruse
and wife. w H Rice and wife. a IL
Black c A Rice and wife. A. C.
Belts. A Gartenberg. D. N Haughs.
c B Wells. c NJ Roberts. c. NJ
Lovsted. Jas Wakefield, Miss NJ IL
Alexander. Miss Ladd- 8. s. Wong. J.
r Mackenzie. Miss Helen Alexander.
Sig Carayaniez. W ] Moody and
wife A Enos and wife. L. II. II.
Brown G. r Robertson. B. de Silva.
! Leikua. Jas Kirkland. D. L Meyer.
Rev 8 K Kaail1a- D. r Kolai. z.
J. FrOhuan- Ben Lyons. Lurn Choy.
G G. Song VIM Auahu and wife.
Cart F B johnson G b Henderson i
and wife A Booker. IT. Mrs A De-
Reeo- G. W Smith, h H Rogers. wife
and two children
Per str NikahzIa- November a forl
Kausi por-s-J Seoni- J. Isght<oot-
E Omsted- C W Baldwin. ". Schlem- |
ner, 2 c Smith E E Nahum and /
Nife- a 7 BsHkey, c. r conins. Ms
ana daughter. ". AEBryan.
J. L Robertson, Miss c. whiting paul
Baldwin. w h Rice and wife, n p.
Faye
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PASSENGER.
Arrived.

Arr7TS1-
Per u " s s Hilonian. November
=. from San Francisco.-N. ]. Soanlou
and wife Mrs. A c. Ferguson Miss
E Sinclair. Mr. Rosenbledt- H Louis
son E w Jordan F. W. Milverton,
Mss E Thomas Miss J. B Bice. Mrs.
c Loben- J. R Daggatt- J. H Por-
teous. w E Kimban- Miss E Brown.
L Swift and wife. Il Case. =. L Dow.
2 G. Travis. P Peck Miss Waldron.
D Hartman
Per str Nauna Loa- November -
from Hawaii and Maui ports-H- 2.
Ise1berg. Miss NJ Campbell. G Camp
bell, h L Kawewehi and wife. J. y.
Koomoa, r 4 Ncwayne. R II. Over
end. c. F. Naydxen- E D. Baldwin.
& T Consut W w Wilson. c.. Nc
Dougsn. T O-Brien. Mrs w N Nc
ouaid- Miss H Keaka- J. Nunes. DR..
W G. Rogers. E B Wells. & B Full
yama- All Kee. All Far. 81 deck
Per T. x K 8 3 America Mara
from the Orient November 3a-W. 7.
Andrews Capt = A Barnholaz- Mss
II B Barrett Geo. Bruins. T. Bushnell.
Walter Clifton Wm- Cummings. z <.
Fernandez. C E Fleming. Mrs &
Fun. P Gleason Mrs P Gleason. q.
Hirac. T Inouye. O < Jones. Ev9s
Joseph T. KaEassk. ! J. Keezen.
Ms J. = Keegsn. Bob Leslie, 10 On
stodart- T c Davies, c B. Hall T.
" yannatta- w A Ramsey. Wn-
Kelley. z p Rosez. Mrs E R Ros-
-. Miss N Rogers. J. p C Hasens
l r Rowat- T. h Tougher. Robert
sats- I Okuyana- < O-aEara. d.. p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03

1t VIII remove all dandruff,
and viii give you thick, long,
glossy and beautiful hair.
Accept no substitute. Be
sure you get Ayers Fair
Vigor, and preserve the rich
ness and luxuriance of your
hair to an advanced period
OF life.
fr's.r.t +, or.L C. A.~t c, tr-ez s,ss.. usA
EoLLIsTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03

George c. Becxiey has postponed his
departure for the Coast, which was to
have been taken by the Hilonian today.
President Pinkham yesterday reserv-
ed berth for an agent of the Board
OF Health TO go to Molokai in the
steamer Iwaiani today
The many friends of Manager Thorn
as Chalmers of Waimanalo, who are
with the Kohala Plantation Co., have
sent him wireless message of condo
lence.
1t is reported that the Chamber of
Commerce and Merchants ASSOCIATE ton
will take up the matter of submarine
torpedo boat defenses for Honolulu
and press it at Washington along with
that OF the development Of Pearl Har-
bog
g0odly sum was realized from the
annual sale of work at the Kohala
Girls school. Miss L Balderston
principal; Miss Gazell, matron. and
Miss A Hattie and Miss Munna.
teachers. are Congratulated on the re-
suit
W. G. Walker. manager Of OokaIa
plantation, and Manuel Branco. MEM
Oers OF the Old Territorial road board
have been indicted by the grand jury
at Hilo for employing Asiatics on pub
lie road work in violation of the citizen
labor law. The grand jury has found
a regrettabIe laxity in handling pay
rolls in North HiIo. without sufficieut
evidence TO Justify indictments. 1t
recommends the employment Of a.
county engineer
Higah Riotaro, japanese Iaborer
on Hama plantation. enticed a twelve |
year old girl Of his own race, named |
Hotaro Harada, into the canefelds,
where after outraging her he murdered |
her by stabbing her once in the chest /
and again in the back Then he made
an attempt TO hang himself but was
cut down. revived and lodged In fan.
The victim had refused the fierd's Of
fers of marriage. Rfotaro being about
twenty-five years older. than she.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-03
"knock DOWN. s1.coo a pay.

New York, Dee. S---F'aiures of con-
ductors to ring up cash fares collect
ed from passengers costs the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Co. at least $1,000 a
day, according TO Vice President Will
iams, OF the company. Mr.. Williams
was the principal witness at Mon
days session of the investigation into
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit system
which is being made by the public
service commission. Mr. Williams
said the transfer system was largely
responsible for the losses of the COM
pany suffered at the hands of cohduc-
tors. tNt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-03
LEGAL NOTICE

John Poll, If living, and If not liy-
ing, the unknown heirs and devisees
of John Poll, deceased late of Ma
rion county. Ohio, will take notice
that on the 18th day of November,
1907, Edward II. Tittelbaugh, j.
William Tittelbaugh and Jerome II.
1ittelbangh filed their petition in the
Common Pleas Court of Marion
county. Ohio, in case No. 1874
against the above named parties,
praying for the title to be quieted in
and to them in the following prem
ises to-wit: Situated in the County
of Marion, township of Rchland.
and State of Ohio, and being the
southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section 2, township G.
range 16, containing 40 acres, more
or less; and that the defendants be
requirerd to set up what interest they
and each of them may have in and
to said premises, or be forever barred
Said parties are required to answer
on or before the first day of Febru-
ary. 1908. or Judgment may be taken
against them.
EDWARD f. TITTET.BAUGH.
]. WILLIAM TITTEIBAUGH
JEROME +. TTTTELBAUGH.
CIilSSINGER G. CUTLERY, G
Their Attorneys. 11-19-6ttu
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-03
Funeral Services.

The funeral services of Henry
A. Martin were held Monday after
noon at two O'Clock at the resi-
dence of the deceased. 27O West
Church street Rev. George NJ.
Rourke of the First Presbyterian
church officiating. The funeral was
under the auspices of Marion
lodge. No. 20. Free and Accepted
Masons, with Marion Commandery,
No. 36 Knights Templars as es-
corts. There was large repre-
sentation of both Masonic lodges
at the funeral. The floral tokens
of the lodges and friends were
many and beautiful.
The pail bearers were o. S.
Rapp, r. NJ Cunningham. w. j..
Fies, l.. y. McNeal. f. Il Guthqry
and r.. r. Lewis OF Marion lodge.
The honorary pail bearers were
]. f. Waddell. g. w. King. George
Krause. u. X. Crissinger. II. g..
Hane and IL. X. Uhler of Marion
Commandery.
The remains were laid to rest
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-03
10 CA L.
VENTS

The Missionary Society of the First
Baptist church, will meet Thursday
afternoon at two O'Clock with Mrs.
John Stose, of Greenwood street.
Born, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burroughs of Wood street,
yesterday afternoon.
Drs. sager, Hinklin and Hensley
performed a delicate operation upon
Mrs. G. Mcllvain OF Breen Avenue
this morning.
The official board OF the United
Brethren church held monthly
meeting. Monday evening and at
tended to minor business.
! The Ladies' Aid society OF the U,
b. Church Will meet at the home OF
Mrs. William Mcdonald, on Prairie
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-03
1t Is Possible 10 Reduce
Flesh Without Diet.
ing or Exercise

II Is not only possible but being
done everywhere. Exercise, unless
carefully superintended by ply
sician and expert Athletic Director
may easily do deal of harm to
the great overburdened fleshy body.
The untutored fat man and woman
determined to get thin are only
too lkoly To overstrain their fat
encumbered muscles by their awk-
ward, ill-advised gymnastics. and
so cause nerve and muscle troubles
that may develop into something
fer worse than little too much
ilcgh. Same way with dieting. STAR
walton is certainly effective if kept
Up long ard foithfully enough, but
1t Is almost certain to injure the
nwtritive process snd so weaken
the patient constitutionality. while
it is abominable torture. OF course.
especially to n good-natured high
living Ileshy man or woman
Fortunately neither dieting nor
exercising are required or desir-
able If one uses the right remedy
for reducing fat, and strange to
say. the remedy Is simple. whole
some home mixture, tho ingred-
tents of which are obtainable at
any drug store for few cents.
This mixture IL as follows: 12 OF.
Marmola. 1-2 OF. Fluid Extract Cas-
cara Aromatic. 2 1-2 ozs. Syrup
Simplex. and the proper amount
TO take is one teaspoonful after
meals and at bedtime This mixture
takes the fat off rapidly but nat
urally. so that no wrinkles are
formed and no harm is done to
the stomach as Is so frequently the
case with "PatoEtp or "secret'
advertised remeG.cs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-03
MOTHER R-lN-LAW
BLAMED BY WILSON
Says She Drove Him Away
From His Home.
His Home Relations were Happy
Until "She' Arrived aud Then
There Was Trouble.

According to the story Of William
l.. Wilson, the man who was taken
to the penitefItiary by Sheriff Drown
Monday, his downfall was due to too
much mosher-in-law He says that
everything went well between him
and his family until his mother-in-
law stepped in, and then there WAS
trouble. Ele left home, was later
arrested for non-support, and be-
cause he could no. furnish bond of
$500, was taken to the pen to serve
a year.
81 never had any intention or let
ting my family suffer" says Wilson.
II had planned to send money back
home just az soon as possible and
would gladly have lived with my wife
and children Ind II not been for my
mo.her-in-law
After leav'r; his family, Wilson
went to Whco'ing, West Virginia
where he was placed under arrest.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-03

should be protected by sheet metal
one-eighth inch asbestos cloth.
When covering coal fire to keep
1t over night, remember that coal
swells one-third while burning, so
hot Goals are likely to fall out OF
the open door or over the CRATE
bar. Thirteen houses were fired
last year by drapery over CRATES
and stoves igniting
AGONY AND DEATH.
In the average year in Ohio
36 persons are burned to death
and three times that number Sc
riously burned and disfigured in
gasolene stove accitents Las.
week an Ohio mother essaysd with
one arm to fiji the tank of a
lighted stove while holding her
baby with the other Both have
died from burns and another lit
tie ono playing near will be dis
figured for life. Stove accidents
usually result from filling the tank
without turning off the blaze or
from spilling gasolene and then
igniting the vapor of 1t by striking
la match to light the stove. The
gasolene can should be well cork
led.
A gasoline stove should be fixed
to permanent foundation so that
| it cannot be placed against wood
or other inflammable material. II
should have bottom and three
sides closed to prevent combustible
lmaterial from reaching the flame
and the main burner CRATES should
tbe two feet from the floor.
Don t fail to have burners closed
before filling the reservoir. foi
rluid leaking through them will
make all explosive vapor.
Finally. don't go with ligh,
to hunt the source of an odor OF
gasolene. The result of finding II
by that means is always instan.
taneous and momentous.
ID. s. CREAMER.
State Fire Marshal.