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6oliriturs arn Statesmen

~~~O~-~~~~-<N~~~N~ ~N<NN~~N~~r-~~~-~~~-~
WANTED, TWO TRAVELLING SALES
men to sell retail merchants In
Southern States. Five pounds of
line on, the road. Only moral, ener-
Eetic men, who mean bus mess, ne ed
apply. A. ]. HENDRICKS. at Park
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TRUNKS AND SHOES.

WANTED. EVERY ONE TO KNOW
SPENCE. at 20 and ~ North Ninth
Street, keeps the finest Trunks,
Dress Suit Cases and Gents Shoes.
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH. AND eIA Y STR Rnrs.
Open daily from. 70 A. ~ .tps r, Nh All
nlssiqa at cents. Free on satVrds sssS
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Rooms 0@anteD.

BY PHYSICIAN, THREE
rooms suitable for Offices Ono base,
n ,nent, With light heat and servants ,rya;,
on Grace or Franklin. central. or
Cross streets between Main and
Gface. Address. stating terms, &C.,
34b. care Times-Dispatch.
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Real estate for 8ale.

FOR SALE. NEAR r., FL & p. RAIL
way, good farm; large, comfort
able house; large shady yard; on
from Richmond; good outbuildings:i
good fruit and water. Suitable for
business man. Address b, Box 30.
Broad Street Road. Richmond, Va.
AND FARMS FOR
sale at low prices, on easy terms. on
new railroad; Fluvanna county. Va.
ranging in size from so to ASS acres.
Bargains for quick buyers. Address
j. r. ELAN. Charlottesville. Va.
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dATS CLEANED. BLOCKED, SHAPED.
HANDEL, THE PRACTICAL Halter,
kinds OF mems hats cleaned, blocked
and shaped. equal to new. Phone
Is 1910.
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6ituatinns 1Aantto, female.

WANTED, a POSITION BY A YOUNG
lady to do general office work and
typewriting. Wiling to start on O
erences. Address F 321. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. TO DO GENERAL OFFICE
work and assist with books. Address
G sos, caro- Times ID ispatch.
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EVERY DNPosIToR IN "a BANK rs
equally entitled to the greatest SEE
curity and the best service. TIL
FIRST NATIONAL BANK tOFRICH-
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities OF a strong.
large. courteous bank. Assets,
4 $9.000,000.00, Organized April, 1865,
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED. ExPE-
rience unnecessary. $500 per month
and expenses, PEERLESS CIGAR
CO., Tol edo, Ohio.
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ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED ROOMS
electric lights; running water, use
phone and servant's attention. us
Grace Street, 4 as 3gi e 55s M
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WANTED. FOUR GRAINED, MALE
4 beagle hounds. Give full descripri
ton and ice. Md ress S. Jul
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HAT REPAIRING.

SILK. STIFF AND SOFT HATS
cleaned, blocked. csc. and 60c.; bind
Ing bands and sweat feathers,
MARSHALL
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WANTED EVERY wEARER or "A
decent watch to know that JAHMREI
BRos ,WatshmakeIs, sis East MEN
ly repaired.
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TO RuY SMALL. IRON
Z safe about AKA; must DO in good
coalition, Address Nv. s. AlcGOY,
y Eighth and Broad Streets, ~
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FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
FURNITURE, CHINA AND WEDDING
4 care. JACOB UMLAUF, Phone 1892.
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WANTED. EDITORIAL WRITER FOR,
daily newspaper. State experience
and salary wanted. Address "EDI-
TOR" care Times-Dispatch.
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TUXEDO SUITS FOR RENT,

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent. "sCHNURMAN," sls Main.
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Business Opportunities.
Will sell interest to right party; only
drug store in town $500 people. Ad-
dress 3D." care this paper.
miscellaneous.


TYPEWRITERS! TYPEwRITERS!
TYPEWRlTERS!
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WANTED, SIX COMPETENT BENCH
men for cabinet work. Address, G.
p. WILEY, superintendent The
Wheeler, Osgood Co.. Tacoma. WASH
ington.N
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.
TRUNK REPAIRING.

TRUNKS AND sATcHELs
to repair or sell you q new one.
SPENCE. Ninth Street, Nos, 20 and ~,
The Shoe and Trunk House.
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Wants
ONE GEM 4 WORD.
Boarotng.

aef pOWkOs1V8s
VISITORS WILL FIND
clean. comfortable rooms lii refined
central and historic neighborhood. for
80 cents each per day. Excellent
meals served ncxt door, old Virginia
style. 1002 East Clay.
MRS. GEORGE NJ. WEST, OCEAN
View r. O. offers excellent board
to exposition visitors at $3.50 a
week With dinner; $40 week with.
WANTED, PERMANENT AND TRAN.
stent boarders: all bright rooms:
first-class table board. Terms ree.
sonable. 307 East Main Street.
PERMANENT AND TRAM
sieN bonrders at THE LuRAY, 400
East Main Street; excellent table;
nice rooms.
FIRST CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD.
al6 East Leigh Street. Phone 2031.
Table board.
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
and! table boarders. at SIG North
Eighth Street.
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TOR RENT. TWO ROOMS, FURNISH
Cd or 5unfurnished, Bath. 324 West
Cary Street. St S W
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WANTED. REGISTERED D RUG
clerk; must come well recomme nded.
and be OF good habits. AGREES
AUGUSTUS YOUNG, No. 12S Char
lotte Street, Norfolk, Va.
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LAGs, TENTS AND DECORATIONS.

TENTS AND FLAGS FOR THE STATE
Fair, football and Episcopal Con-
yention. We are manufacturers. H.
Z, COPELAND & CO., 10S North
Ninth Street,
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-NpREss SUITS FOR RENT,

DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS FOR
rent. dsCHNu RAtAN,'', sHs Main.
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I hereby. certify that the bond re-
CURED Of the special commissioners by
given.
Teste: CHAS. o. SAyILLE,
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PARLOR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new: slip covers made and mat
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SONS,
Adams and Broad Streets. M
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AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE
) FRAME DWELLING, NO. 1905
WEST CARY STREET. CONSISTING
OF DWELLING or SEVEN ROOMS
WITH LOT 4sx125 FEET TO AN
ALLEY.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
field sausage. 1t Is the best.
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AWllN..;s!Ns.G!ss3.
UMBRELLAS.

NE,wN1AN's UMBRELLA MFG. SIS ~,
Broad. a New umbrellas ut halfsprices.
Repairing and "a recovering. Phone
4639.
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EDISON RECORDS.
30 Y,"sTHE HIT. ALL mo-
vember records good; on sale Sat-
urday. October 26th, Come and hear
them, sos East Main. Street.
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i.A !Is g ], DRY syo RAGE ROOM. gl,
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FOR RENT, n Flu FINISHED ROOM 10
gent lemenN;s mo- Nrat to rent, ia South
Third. TOP bell ssS M ss ss3sS Il
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TUXEDO SUITS FOR RENT.
TEJxEDo AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent. "sCHEuRMAN," 9l8 Main.
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SMOKE pUEE nm AI4YATOR CIGAR;
81 five cents, nj n w. GOODIS
a CIGAR - d sTOB Geo CO. 4 6Ql
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The polls will remain open one hour.
The transfer books Will be closed
from o'clock P. NJ. October 81
to and until 10 o'clock A. NJ. November
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: UNION CARBIDE COMPANY
BY GEO. O. KNAPP, President.
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HENRY r. MILLER,
MAURICE A. POWERS,
Special Commissioners.
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PERSONALS.

EVERY DEPOSITOR IN A BANK IS
equally entitled to the greatest se-
curity and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND, EA..s undoubtedly affords BOTH
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities OF strong,
large. courteous bank. Assets,
$9,0o0.000.00. Organized April, 1866.
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Some OF the above are well situated
for manufacturing purposes. and all
OF them are worthy OF attention.
TERMS: One-third cash. and the
residue at six and twelve months, for
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This notice is given pursuant to tho
order and direction OF the Board or
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Immediately. after foregoing sales
we will ofrer by auction sale, the fol-
lowing desirable lots OF land, to-wit:
~ LOT FRONTING $50 FEET. on
the west side of Fourteenth Street, bee
tween Clay and Leigh.
t2l LOT FRONTING So FEET. at
southwest corner of Leigh and Four-
tenth StreAts -
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0ManIten.

REPAIRING DONE by FIRST CLASS
tailor; holes fixed so they do not
show; also. cleaning and messing
Address TAILOR, 904 North Fifth
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and for the transaction of any other
business authorized to be done inciden-
tai and proper to the main purposes
LOT said special meeting as above set
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
EARL W. PRlTCHARD
STEALS MILLIONAIRE'S BRIDE
Marion Man Dropped From the U. S. Navy-With His
Sweetheart Prtchard Spent Several Weeks Here During
Past Summer-Romance tho Outgrowth of His "Middy''
Days-Parents Reside on Orchard Street.

that town.
He admitted that It was his
wife who had fled with the
handsome Ensign. He will not take
her back under any circumstances
/ he declares. and, in fact, he has
lalready retained lawyer to bring
suit for divorce.
In the meantime, Pritchard and
his stolen sweetheart are missing.
I The Ensign was dropped from the
navy rolls last Friday 'Hfor the
good of the servicer The Ncom-
plant against him was made by
the mother of the girl he carried
off in Lochinyar fashion.
She is Mrs. Adolph Won Haake,
wife of a retired officer OF the
Prussian army. 1t is said she went
to President Roosevelt with her
story, she and her husband being
warm friends of the Roosevelts.
At all events, there was unusual
activity in investigating the charge
land much promptness in dropping
/ Pritchard.
! The beginning of the romancs
dates back about three years.
Alma Marie Won Haake was then
| IS and -pne of the most popular
girls In the younger army set
IN Washington. She lived with her
parents in the Hammond Court. a
fashionable apartment house. She
was and still is dainty, vivacious
girl with striking mass of
chestnut hair. and an attractive
manner of gownlng.
AmoEn the scores of admirers
VINO besieged the Won Haake home
was Earl w. Pritchard, then 81
years old. His athletic figure, more
than 6 feet 9 inches in height
was notable even among the
Washington crowds. He was then In
his second year at Annapolis, hav-
ing been appointed by Congressman
Overstreet, of Indiana. His home
was in indianapolis.
Every time Pritchard got leave
he ran down to Washington. Every
time the Annapolis crew raced =
the big middle rowed at No g.
Miss Won Haake waved her blue
and gold flag and cheefed.
But the romance was not taken
seriously, because IL would be
years before Pritchard reached a
rank with salary enough TO support
la wife. And the girl was regarded
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
GOULD BOUND
OVER. TO COURT
Furnished $2OO Bond and is
Released.
y 9llIyoW ------., s40s 1f
lOCUE WAS, ACQUITTED
Men Had Trouble With Con-
ducter Clare Wells.
Quarrel Took Place on C. d. n.
Car Between Marion and Owens
Thanksgiving Day.

The cases of Richard Logue and
Nathaniel Gould, residents oI
Owens. charged with calling Con.
ductor Clare Wells of the C. d. &
NJ, a vile name, were heard by
Justice Noah Cast at Prospect
Thursday. Logue was acquitted and
Gould was bound over to the
grand jury on q bond of 5000
He furnished the bond and was re-
leased.
Thanksgiving Day, Logue and
Gould were riding from Marion
to Owens on car in charge OF
Conductor Wells. Logue saw fit to
swear n little and Wells ordered
him into the smoking partment.
Logue obeyed orders. Not lonp
afterward Gold. who was chewing
tobacco, spit out of window and
left the window OPEN Conductor
Wells slammed down the window
and Informed Gould that If he
wanted to chew tobacco he would
have to go into, the smoker.
Could went into the smoker and
sat down besides .Logue. The two
men got to talking thinps over
and began to get mad. The long.
cr they talked. the madder they be.
came and by the time Owens was
reached they had almost decided
to decorate the conductors face
s AS they passed Logue made
some remark to Wells and then
Wells drew a "black jack' and
showed 1t to Gould. After Wells
had stepped to the ground he
addressed Wells In terms any.
thing but complimentary and told
him II he cared to get off the car
hc would be inauled. Wells neg
slected to accept the invitation, but
on reaching Prospect he stopped
end filed affidavits against the
two men. On the witness stand
Thursday. he admitted that hc
had drawn the blackjack or
Gould.
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infamed condition Of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hear
Vpg, and when 1t Is entirely closed,
sAleafness Is the result, and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an
innamed condition Of the mucous
surfaces.
: We will give One Hundred Dol
ars for any case of Deafness (caused
by oatarrh) that cannot DO cured
by Halls Catarrh< Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY.
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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The announcement in the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, of today, concerning
the dismissal of Earl w. Pritchard'
of this city, from the navy because
|he eloped with the wife of X.
Harry Cathcart, .Ir. "a New York
millionaire, came as a great sur
prise to the many friends of the
two young people from here.
Pritchard., at the present time
claims this city as his home. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
pritchard, of Orchard street and
Mrs. Cathcart, under the name OF
Miss Alma Marie Won Hooke, spent
several months here with the
Pritchards.
Mrs. Pritchard is an invalid and
was taking treatment during Aug
use and September at the Sanitor-
ium. short time slater young
Pritchard and Miss Haake came
here and registered at the Pilgrim
Inn. where Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard
came a few days later. The young
people remained here until few
teeks ago when they departed and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard took the
house on Orchard street.
Interviewed today the family OF
the young ex-naval officer denied
the story in toto. They stated that
the young woman is merely a
friend of the family and deny that
their son stole the wife of a
New York millionaire. 1t was
stated that the young man Is
now in Pittsburg. while the young
woman has returned to New. York
At the hotel it Is stated that
the woman was small. dashing and
''pretty as picturen. As she
was posing as single woman she
attracted n great deal of attention
at the hotel and daily received
flowers from admirers. Pritchard
is described as big handsome
fellow and very much devoted
| w W'So i'uNhts iut ld'i'i, ~ ~
claimed, on several occasions, tried
to get one OF the hotel bell
boys to pawn one OF hen numerous
diamond rings but none of the bell
hoppers would put the ring In
the pawnshop for her.
The dispatch from New York fol
lows.
New York, Dec. ia divorce
suit is soon to follow the dismis
sal of Ensipn Earl w. Pritchard
of Indianapolis, from the United
States Navy for running away will
the wife of another man.
Despite the efforts of the Gov
ernment and all concerned to husl
up the affair 1t became knowI
that the beautiful girl with whom
Pritchard eloped is Mrs. Almi
Marie Won Hiaake Cathcart, %
Newburgh on the Hudson.
H The young husband from whom
the bride was stolen is r, Harr,
Cathcart. Jr., son Of a millionair,
natent medicine manufacturer. o
Newburgh, and himself prominen
hin the business and social life o
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
ALLEGED MFMRERS OF
BLACK HAND ARRESTED

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Dec. 13. Eight
supposed members of the "Black
handn society were captured in
Girard in a raid on q big italian
boarding house conducted by La
bad de MateG. Some hours later
another member of the gang was
caught in the same vicinity and IL
Is known that at least three of the
leading members of the branch of
the society left town hurrfedly
upon learning of the arrest of
the others.
Several of those arrested have
it is positively known that few
of them came here from the Hills
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only as child.
"A year and Il half tago young
Cathcart met Miss Won lIaake in
Philadelphia. He was then a stu
dent in the University of Penn
sylvana. He took n small part in
athletics. too, but he is by no
means the striking figure Pritchard
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
FLEET WILL
ri LEAVE SOON
Battleships will Start for
the Pacific Next
Monday.

Washington, Dec. 13.-'n have
the honor to inform you, Mr..
President, that the battleship fleet
is now ready to sail.D
Such was the notification given
in person to President Roosevelt,
today, by Acting Secretary of the
Navy Newberry. The president ex-
pressed his pleasure that his or
ders for preparation for the
journey to the Pacific had been
carried out so promptly. Secretary
Metcalf of the navy is i'll and
may not be able to help the
president send the fleet away Mon
day.
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AGED MAN UNDERTAKES
LONG TRIP ON FOOT

Akron. o., Dec. 13.-C. f. Ward,
eighty, is walking overland from
Syracuse, N. y, to Akron to reach
the home of bis daughter.
He has declined transportation
and though not trying to outstrip
Weston. insists on completing the
journey on foot He started in No
vember after the death of his
wife.
lie reached Warren yesterday
and hopes to retain his strength
until he reaches here.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13

atncart met MISS Won lladkc III
Philadelphia. He was then stu
dent in the University of Penn
sylvania. He took n small part in
athletics, too. but he is by no
means the striking figure Pritchard
is.
CAT,HAiRT WON BRIDE.
Immediately Cathart took place
i in the train of admirers that toi-
owed the pretty Washington girl.
lie made many trips to the capital
land soon became her accepted suitor.
No one in< his home town knew
anything about the affair. Catbcart
lis a reticent, reserved young man.
lie was then about 23 years old.
On the morning OF June 22, OF this
year. It was announced in Newburgh
THAT the son OF the millionaire
would be married that same event
ing in Washington. Only few per-
sons from the river town were In
1.-THE secret. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Won Haake home. The
bridegroom brother, Oswald Cath
cart. was best man. The brides
'chum, Miss Helen Brett, of Wash
ington, was her attendant. An invi-
tation was sent to young Prtchard,
who was then on shore duty, having
graduated from the Naval Academy.
But he did not appear. He bade
Miss Won Haake good-by, though, the
day before the wedding.
A few days later, Mr.. and Mrs.
ICathcart, Jr., arrived at the parental
home in Newburgh. Soon afterwards
Miss Brett arrived. Then the Cath
carts and she took up their abode in
the Hotel Palantine.
BOTH DISAPPEARED
Suddenly, after a 10 days stay in
the hotel. Mrs. Cathcart and Miss
Brett disappeared That was on July
rs They have not returned to New
,burgh since. There was "a slight dis
agreement between young Cathcart
and his wife, but they became fair.
ly well reconciled later.
/, About the middle of September he
lhIc HNi III NNW iolh Wy appointment
and they went to New Jersey City to
iboard train for Philadelphia, whore
they were to visit a relative of the
Iyoung mans, Cathcart left his wife
i for a moment, and upon returning
could not find her. He searched the
pennsylvania Railroad Station, but
she was gone, Then. soon he began
to suspect that Pritcnard was re-
Isponsible for her disappearance. He
had suspicious they had been COM
lmunicating with each other since the
marriage Of the Ensign's sweetheart.
A message sent to Washington re-
lvealed the fact that Pritchard like
wise was not to be found Then
young Cathcart notified Mrs. Won
Haake his mother-in-law. and she is
said to have gone directly to the
President with the whole story.
AS tho result of the Investigation
ordered by Secretary Of the Navy
Metcalf, Secret Service men are said
to have discovered that on the night
of October 81 pritchard and woman
were registered In the Hotel Henly,
In Pittsburg, as man and wife They
turned In as evidence aphotograph of
the hotel register page on which the
names were written. Pritchards dis
missal then followed week ago,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
LOCAL
EV EN- rs

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Ditsch. of six miles
south of the city.
AS far as is known, Henry A.
Martin, late president of the Impie.
ment Manufacturing company, left no
will In probate court, Thursday af-
ternoon, his son, Raymond II. Mar
tin, was named administrator.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13

vile district just over the state
line.
Information was given the au-
thorities by Alfreta Gagliano, 9th
erwise known as Alfred Williams,
who lives at Hotel Nickum. Gag
liano claimed that members of the
gang had held him up and after
threatening to kill him made him
give up $52,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
FIRE IN FREMONT MINE UNDER
CONTROL; Il DEAD is BELIEF
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DRYTOWN, Cal, Dec. 2.-The fire in
the Fremont mine is under control, Ind
since noon today the skips were kept
constantly running up and down the
Cover shaft and the powerful, blowers
were kept steadily working, trying to
clear the shafts and mine above the fire
levels OF the hot gases which have formed
during the fire. but with slow success
The whole effort of the management is
to get to the upper levels above the fire
with the hope that the eleven entonbed
miners may be still alive.
At 8 o'clock this afternoon Manager
Goodall, accompanied by four picked
miners. made another attempt to reach
the 6OO-foot level through the hot gases
and had reached that level when three
of them We're overcome with gas All
were brought to the surface in an in
sensible condition and have but partially
recovered They had to be carried to
fresh air from the skip.
Constable Bono and force of officers
from Drytown are having hard work to
keen back the vast crowds congregateh
at the mouth of the shafts. eager to get
news of the entombed miners.