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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
Deutidt grisffife.
6pSe 9arf Oecti;eu.

= SObu 5ruus uOu Iripp Bari
wurOs Sumltus 9iudt auf cine sraui,
renOs Nntluss untsr 8iirsiduft ssitsnt,
Die Daniel Souss i'm 9iamen isiner
IOdtsr ssssH ibn erbOb.
= SRI. WiuuOs 8. ROnsn BON Sad.
Jon Strass uub 0enrp Sod pom yior6
Sumner slusnue iibsrrai6ten WtOntao
ibrs 6rsunOs nit Der 9lntiinbisuns,
OaB iis um 6. Widri in SiusbumtOu ais
siu 9bepaar psreiuist wurSen.
6riib Sumitls WiOrssn beiudteu
Giubrrdsr bic Souis Softer Wisessrei
an 0umpton StruBe uuO on bic @slbs
ipinOe ni6t seiblOlisu wOrOsu mar. 10
fanOsn Iie ss isbr lsiht, Die Oarin snts
baltsnSe Summs pon $3.50 iid nniu.
sisnsn. Sin sinssitOBsnes 6intsrfsnitsr
CAB ben Strlsn @intritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
S5pro ScraHtcn.

= Die Ssssstt,s Grsst 3s6s III
Disnitus seibIOiien wOrben. um r0tbise
6epurotnren am 9nneru OeS Breeders
uOr;unebmen. Die etwu orei @oben
nebmen msrOen.
- Der Sjdbri9e SObcrt Onuis pom
3brOOp StraBe srbislt 6rsitas uou
einem g9ussu Die redts SanO bOS ser.
oriift, als er nab einem Ynllen reibte,
Der uuter Ons Subrpert 9srOlt mar
uuO Oeiisn HGber baum oas @lieo iiber.
fubren.
= 9sOrss Sbafer pom Fierce Str.
muroe mdbrsnO sinss Strsitss am
SOnntag WtOr9en Ourd Wfartin OufiD
uOn 9iap slu9 2lusnus, ben sr nit ben
Stiefsln tiihtis usrleete. in ben llutsr.
leib seitOden unb sefdbrIid perfect.
9s nabm ieds Stide, nm Die 28unOe
gu idlisBen. Die WtGnuer psrwsissr.
ten sur 3eit, ndbreres iibsr ben SOr'
gang an;usebsn, bod erfldrte Sbuisr,
oaB sr uidt se9sn Dufip serl4tli6e
Sdritts uebmen miiroe.
- Der 2S Sabre aIte gilbert 99bite,
Der 6reita9 giu6t isine Satin oil Depot
StruBe bslu6te, wuros uon Der YOliSei
Dessn eiuem trimmsllsn Nn9riii auf bic
9iabrise @tbsI SaitiHss usrbuftet. 0sn
er Dor nabsju SabresfriIt bssins.
Wbits ueribwauo nad Dem Ysrbrs6sn
unO fOnute nun erit biu9feit ssmn6t
werOsn. @r lit Oerietbe Wiaun, Der Dor
nabeSu isds Subrsn Die jussnbli6s
9isllis Sdaiisr Oabisr erihOB, wis er
Sur 3eit bebuuptste. burd einsn 3ufan,
bod muBts er sinsn ldn9sren 9srmin
i'm @eidusniB oufiir ubiissn. 9S6ite
purbe mad sinem YerbOr am Samita9
Obns 3uluiiuus BON Siirsidait Dem
9efGnSniB iiberlpieien. Die Saupt.
3eusin sssen ibn mar Ons WidO6en.
Oas sr uOtbjh6tists uub psIdes Jpn
Obus 3auSsrn uls ibren anersifsr be.
;eifnete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
6crid, tlides.

Charles y. Wtitltr unO 0taIpb 98.
lseSer, Die uor mebrsrsu WtOnaten in
Die GOsliObn SdusiOsrei al Sprucs
StruBs ciuOranseu. bstaunten iid idul'
big uuO mIiiisn n6t WiOunts @cidnSnib.
bait nbiisen.
SObn Wturrag. Der sinen 2reibrie-
men in Dem 8elsudtunsswsrt gu SIp'
pbunt ;sri6nitt, um ii6 S6ubi4niirer
gu psri6uiisn. erbislt 81 Strnfs unO
orsi WtOnats gsiansniB.
Sumusl Susbes, Der ben 2bOmas
$Opsl nm cine SOitrshnuus bsi6Uin'
bette, bat 81 Strufs Su 3ubIsu uno fiinf
DtOuuts i'm Ssfdusuis ubSuiissn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
0ittstpu.

Adtb. 9bsOoUr StrOng. siuer
Der Gltsitsn uno promiusnteiteu Burger
uou l8slt FittSton. iturb am DOuners
tag in isiner g8Obnuns OIL Susqus.
banna 9luenue I'M 9llter uOu IS Sabrsn.
Die Seiiesuug sriOlgts Samita9 ;u
6OrtD Sort.
- @owarN. Der 11jGbrise SObu oes
2bOmus S'GOnnpr pom RuriOua9e
StruBe. wurOe Samitu9. ols er nabe
einsm 0Olsbuuisn ipicltc. ourb bus
plOelide 0erubrutitsn Oerislbsn BON
Den Srettern be9rabsn uno ibm Der
SOpf bCinubs gu Srei SerOriidt. Gr
mar tOot, als man ben SOrper beTrsit
bate.
- SObn UiunleD pom bier. eii Sei'
ser uui Der Ssbsb Yulleg 9iienbabn,
nuroe SOnnta9 9lbenO nuf benz
@sbirss iiiOlih uOn 0ilfsss Barre bur6
siHsn StOB uui Die @elsiis ssidlsuOsrt
un6 ibm Oann beioe Ssiue Oberbulb
Osm Snie ab9eidnittsn. Gr wuro in
iterbsnOsm 3uitunO orm WterCg SOs
ipitul iibrrmieien. mo er WiOntug WtOrs
gen ueri6ieS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
slus benz oberen xbale.
(str6bulo @orrsiponbenj.)

- s. g8. SampiOn pon Briceburs,
Der aIs @eidwOrener oieute uuo Ii9
DOnnsrltus bsim bs9ebsn mollte, puroe
beim Ssltsi9en eines Garbonbale Stru'
Benbubupagen nm $23 unO msbrsrs
wertbuOlle Fapiere bsitoblsn. @r be-
mertte isinen Yerluit crit, uls er feline
6abrt bsinblsu wOllte unO sriuuerte lib
oann. bdB pier junse Serle ii6 fsit all
ibn ordn9tsn, als sr Den Subnnnsen
beities.
(GarbOnOale GOrrsiponSeni.)
- Die Mtai6iniitsn Der .. & 8.
@Ompunie ;u SnsOntu, 9rssn SslanO
unO 9arbOnOule baben li6 ;usuuiteu
eines StrsitS snti1isSen.
Scrr GbeOOOr sdimpff erwarb
leste 99o6s Oas yewis POtter 9iseu'
tbum an Glib @uibinstOu StruBs unH
nubm iOfOrt nit ieiusr 5umilis buuOr
Bsiig.
- Der Ssr9munu Gbomus Wtnil
pom Wiapiielo 0Ois puros 8Ounrritul
our6 einm. 6all pOn 6sIsseitsiu uuI
Der Stelle eriblu9en; Dem llnsliifli6er
wurb Oas 9sEid ssbrOden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
Die unter Dem glamen .9luitern.

- Die unter Dem 9iamen ,aultsrns
9Olunis" bel Mi1uiIls um Wiuurics.
Slug in 9islp SerisD bsiannte 9iisOsr.
laHuns wurOe burb iSsusr ;sritOrt.
S6aOsn $4,000.
= Die Gap COB Contraction So,
cine Corporation uuter ben @eisssn
Sss Stnntes Miaine, bsren PrGiiOent
slusult Belmont pom giep YOrf iit,
mill ben Our6iti6 uon Gap @cO unO
bic Gnlnse sinss Sbiffnbrtsfaunls fir
$11, 800, 900 untsrnsbmen. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
Outet Sud Dor salbeu aeeeu

6utet Sud Dor Sdlben eeeeu
aaiarrb, bic GutdhIbsr tnibalitn, bd Sutdifls
bsr libu ben Sinn bss 8nuhs lTifortn uue
eas aault Splsm p6Iig jnIiitttn rptrp, ptnH
I'd enra bic lhltimietn Sbnhdhtu tiusriust.
Scns ArtiIsl pItu uit aueT auf gupreuuus
gut buuftnu AtJtt stbrauht puetn, pa br
Shaetn, btn lt anridkn, isbumaI 10 aTps III
als has @utt, has 9br edppu trltdtu iVunttt.
Sall's Ratarrb- aur. fabTiirt ppn ].
8. Gbtnts & Co., 5rltep, O., suibdIt ftiu
AutdfIbu unb pire inHrli6 atupmm.u uHb
iTft eirtft .duf bic ihltimistn Sbuad&tu ets
Spifms. g8nn 9br Saas RatarTb-ttuT
fault, Itie fhtr, bab 9br bic dhtt btfommt.
Sit piIe iunnIi6 efnsmmsn une in 5oltep,
Sbip. ron ]. 8. 8 btutp & 9 0. stmaet
R%- gufauft peu atm Appibtitrn pTtis
75r. bic Slditt.
6du's 5amIiiH- pilsu fue ii, btftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
@ilfes. earre gsa@ri@tsn.

= Das S6ulbnus 9tO. 2 ;u aiblsp
wurOs um Samitus sum Sstrass uOn
s 5000 our6 6euer belhdbist.
= 8i6ter 8. g9. 9BbsutOu trut um
Sumltas uOn isinem 9lmte ;urid unO
pirO li6 wisSsr Der aOuOtutsupraris
miomen.
= Otto. Der jugenOIide Sobn bes
6srrn @OttirieO Gnsel II. uon SIb
yincolu Strabe. mubte elmer Operation
an 9IppsuOieitis i'm Wiercp 0Oipitul
unterseben.
- Der 12idbriss @eOrss u. Wtau'
rer, osiien @ltern an 3. Wtain StraBs
wObnsn, itiirste WiittwO6 Jiadmittas
toSt nisosr, nls CT nod siirisem Spiele
IN Der Grbieung einen 3runt taltes
S8aiisr nabm.
- 0dbreuo SObn Otunlsg, elm u :
ssitslltsr Der $ebisb Yallsp 9iienbabn,
an Sonntae 9lbenO auf Dem South
Wountuiu ole Sanpe al ieinsr SOtOmo:
tine uuSiinrete. wuroe er uOr eineu an'
Osrsu 3us seifIsuosrt, Oeiicn 0tdoer
ibm beioe Bsine ubiubren Sr itarb
mebrere Stunosn ipdter.
- 9u Der perfIOhensu 9SOde iiub
bier wisoer msbrsle Osutibs Su @rabC
sstrnssn porosu. usmlit: 0srr Soft
lisb Rui pom Glib Wiuiu Ctr, wsldsI
Sc Sabre alt mar; 0err youis Shabt
pom Wiopulleu Slrabe. i'm 9llter pom 81
Subrsu; 9srr @sOrSe 0Obbcrs UOn 9
99aibinstOn StraBe; 5rau Gatbariul
Sebl uon YOmmnn StraBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
Staetrath.
Select Council, 2s. WidrS.

Select Council, 28. WfdrS.
8si snOsiilttser 9eiuns wurbsn UOn
Oieisr SOrperi6uft SroinunSen un9s'
nOmmsn, bic insgeiummt beinabs ST.
600, 900 bsmtlisen, uemli6 Die Ss.
SrOiuuuI fir S5o4 1914,
Bomb Srbman; fir nsue Sriiden fur
5000, 900 unO SOnO SrOiuunS fir ben
Autbeil Der StuOt an Dem Wiuberrg
StraBe giaoutt fir $4,000. Wian
be,wedte. Die BspillisunSs SrnmunS
5u nmsnOirsn, bu bieies jeboh cine Ssr'
i6leppuuS Ober sanSIi6e YerritelunS
osrielbsn usruriadt bubsn wuroe, nabm
man lie Obne 8erdnoeruns an.
WtnDor Dimmif ianOte jene ReIO'
luton Obne ieine Seitdti9un9 juriid,
psl6s Wtoies Siebert pe9en Sranfbeit
uon ieinsn Steuern sntlaiten iOllts.
Der 8Oridlug, bic YOrla9e bod anSu'
nsbmen. sins uerloren.
Bei Oritter uno snO9iilti9er Selun9
purOsn audi jene SrOinanjen an9e.
nOmmsu iir orsi Sihter in Der 3.
l4uro uno fir ResulatiOn Dee Sc
brou6s uuo 2lufIpeiderIn9 uOu ST.
plUiiuitOfieu.
Common Council, 2S. OidrS.
Oisis Ysriammluus mar aud sinG
;obme uno man besnii9te iih oumit
iopsit wie mO9li6 nit alien 9eidGiteu
auiurdumen. Ssne ReiolutiOu, oit
ben Wtupor unO eiu Speiial 9Omitt
uOn bsiOsu 3peissu beS sturtratbcs
ermadtist. cine Oifi;ielle 6Ias9s iiil
Die Stabt uus;updblsn, wurO ange
nommcn. Sine uOn Sswis ein9ersidtt
uuO bsitGtiste 0teiOlutiOu nimmt oil
Siicrte Der Sadawanuu GOmpuuie. Sant
CUR GrOiinuns uUn SriorO StraBe 81
l6enfen. an.
5ol9snoe Sroinanjeu purOen emo
siiltig beitGtigt: tSiir elm Siht oil Srr
ping glusnue uno WiDrtIs Strait iiil
sin Si6t an HOiar Bluce unO GsOal
2lpsnus iiir elm Sift an 6sllOws uni
Se6iter StruBe; fir Elm yi6t al
Jioro Wtain auenue uno Eauins HoaO
fir elm yiht all @OlOen StrnBe uni
cartridge gluemie ; fir ;pei Sidter ii
Der 81. BurO OuS 2rusen uOn pr
bOrssnsn @ufien resuIirsnO.
Common Council, /. slpril.
Dieier 3wsis orsaniiirts iid laut
Dem @eiees um WtOntus ueu uuO o
y. partridge wurbe einitimmi9 ale
9orIissr srpdhlt, nadOem Oi. neuu
reuen WtitSlisosr pom Wtupor osrsiOist
worosu paren.
SOr Der 9isuOrsuniiatiou wurOeu
wsitsr feline @siduits srleOist. uur Oi'
Nni1lase;ettsl SrOinanj wurbe mad
ldnserer Debatte ab9etbau.
Select Council, 1. slpril.
Du Oieir 3wsis iib Isstes Sabr fir
;wsi Sabre ueu Orsuniiirt bate, 10
fauO feline 8srdnbsruus in osmislbsn
ltatt.
Die SOrluse fir PfIuiteruns uOn
Siebsnter, 8ailrOao unO Yierter slue'
nues sins nit elmer Stimme uerlorsn
uno Die fir gunahme uOn Sano bon
Der 9udapunuu GOmpunis Swsds GrOff'
nuns uOn SrfOrO StraBs sin9 sbsnfalls
uerloren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
@amen.2amen

Hotbes, @ei6es uno GelbesStsd
ipisbsln, @liiHs @rbisu. SOrn. Salut.
0inOissdsn. Rsttiss, 8Obnen. JiOtbe..
g8siBs. unb @slbs Jihbsn. ionic ale
Sortsu uOn iriidsn OeutideH Sdms'
rsisn, bsim PfuuO ODER WiuB.
@Smar6 Siebedsr.
1917 so yadamaunn Nueuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04

- asr;te in 9auana, Cuba, bubsn
sessn bic siSsniiruus uOn iiiussrsn Sol.
Isssn prOtsitirt, bic feline Prhiuns Dor
ben SsbOrOen Der llniusriitdt Suuunu
beitnnoen baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04

Der 8orrath 1T neu uuO murOe nit
Der srObtsn Yoriidt ausseDdblt. 9r
1T umiunsrsid unO uOllitdnci9. 9r np.
pellirt an 2eute uon sutem @eihmad
nno 8eurtbsiluus. 8ertbr oiierirenb,
pis lie nismuls SuuOr in Oisier StaSt
9eieben wuroen.
g8ir puHsn Wiats uno ls9sn Die 30
oenbeoedun9eu. 9Sir b6n9sn YCrbdH9e
unb Saluiien.
Ebuen 8ollterarbeit uno tbuen ils
gut. 9lllss mas mir Uerlnn9sn lit, onB
sic uns cine @els9,nbsit seben, oieie
8sbauptuns gu bewsieH. 9Seroen sic
ss thun?
Seiu1et 6isisS Dspartement. Sebet
bic Baareu, srtunOist eu6 nah Brei'
len. Dam tonuen sic beIer 5rasen
intelligent beantwortsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
Sin
ollrd)ldlagcllz
DER
Grfolg.
1lnIer neuer 6ubsppi6 9aSsn

- W
puroe Sumitas srOiinet. Gr mar 9e'
oranat nit Usrsniistsn RGuieru uno
YeIuhern ben sun;sn Gag. bic 9lner'
fennune 3ollten Obnt fiidbalt.
Das neue 0epartsment nimmt ben
aan;en 6ritten 5lur Elm. uOu welhem
6oppelt Der 9iaum sebOten. wiro iiir
SisIeu 3wed in Dem ndbit srGBteu 5uB'
ieppih @el6dit in Der Staot. gluBer
Susteppidsn haltsn mir aud cine pollr
itanbise Sinie uOn
Spistn SorbGnseh
SrnperieH,
Eolferuaarfn,
Sinoleums,
Senfer Saluiien,
Nfattiuss,
Jtuss, (aps soritn).
SeltH6er,
limb aass anoere, Sas Ia einem
SuBtsppia SaOen ssfnnOen
mirA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
COMMISSION
TELLS HOOKING
To do Away with its Twin
Ticket Scheme.
OHIO ELECTRIC ROADS
Watche Outcome Of Case
with Interest.
A Number Of Central Ohio Interur.
ban Lines will be Taken up by
Columbus, Kenton and Lima Road

The following, published in this
mornings Ohio State Journal, tells
of ruling Of the state railroad COM
mission, which will probably result
lin knocking out the Hooking Valleys
twin ticket scheme, which has been
| In use for several years:
ION the principle that corporations,
such as railroads, whose franchises
to operate are owned by the state,
cannot meet competitive rate with n
cut rate, the state railroad commits
sion, in an opinion given out yester-
Iday, orders the Hooking Valley rail-
road to raise passenger fares between
Columbus and Logan to the rate
charged between Columbus and Ath-
ems, and between Columbus and Ian
caster to the amount charged by the
Scioto Valley Traction line, which
Is the competitor.
This opinion, In the complaint of
Aaron T.. Price, of Athens, a former
member Of the legislature, against
the Hooking Valley, Is SO broad that
the principles laid down will apply to
freight as well as passenger business.
1t means the commission under the
pretext of competition, will not stand
for cut in rates, which in reality
has for its object the final ellmina-
tion of competition through running
or crippling the competitor.
"The defendant corporation" saws
the opinion. operating under fran
chise owned by the state, has no
greater right to tax the people of
one located similarly situated more
than another along the line of its
railroad for particular service than
the state would have in levying it's
taxes to tax one locality more than
another"
While courts in the past recognized
the right to any kind of competition.
they are now said to be getting away
from allowing destructive warfare.
while. permitting the fullest measure
OF rightful competition. 1t is held
that competition can be justifable
for reduced rates only to the extent
or the competition, but not to points
beyond. The reduction then becomes
unreasonable and unjustly discrimin-
atory against localities along the line
OF the same railroad, that derive no
benefit from 1t.
Traction roads throughout the state
have regarded the case as means of
determining how far steam lines could
go In an effort to prevent further
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

standing in the Hooking Valley
yards and then haul 1t to their
homes in wheel-bairows and carts.
There are some, he says, who have
goie still farter and at nighttime
have gone to the yards and hauled
the fuel away BY the wagon-load.
1t is to prevent these people
from sending their children to
take the coal that Skenyon brought
the proceedings in the probate
court. He filed affidavits against
the parents Of Rolla Ruff and Paul
Schneck, two boys about twelve
years of age. The parents are
charged with contributing to the
yolwgstertS's delinquency. Sheriff
Drown served the papers Saturday
afternoon and the parents will ap-
pear before Judge Foster Monday.
II these arrests do not stop the
coal thefts, Skenyon says, other
prosecutions will follow.
More drastic steps will be taken
against the people who have been
taking the coal by the wagon.
load.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

Leave your measure for Your spirng
suit at Joe Volts, North Main. 3-l5tl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
AUTOMOBILE CAUSES
EXCITING RUNAWAY
Luckily no Person was In
jured During Accident
Several Wagons were Upset, One
of the Horses Runs Iron
Into Its Breast.

"A runaway in which three teams
and an automobile were factors
took place on North Prospect street
about 8 O'Clock Saturday moriiing.
1t resulted in the overturning of
several wagons and mix up in
general.
A Wollenweber Lumber COM
pany's team, hitched to a lumber
wagon vas standing I'm front of the
ID. A. Frank excavation, in cllargc
of driver Charles Ingle. The Pad
dock auto transfer wagon came
dashing around the corner terror
izing the animals. They were off
with a dash. They crossed Center
street running north on Prospect
The first object to encounter was
the McClain furniture wagon which
was partially loaded with furni-
ture and backed to the curbing on
Prospect street. The big wagon
received a side swipe from the wild
horses and was completely turned
over.
j. Lee Shaw was driving south
on Prospect with his piano wagon
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW yoaK.

and the team ran into his outfit
and Mr.. Shaw himself narrowly
escaped injury by retreating to the
sidewalk. After clearing itself Of
this mix-up the team dashed across
the street and into the fence sur
rounding Mrs. f.. p. Fishers res
idence. The iron fence was crush
ed and one of the pickets pene-
trated the breast of one Of the
hMses. The animals them ran north
until they reached the lumbdr
yards when they were stopped.
The runaway created intense ex.
citement and more than q hundred
people filled the streets expecting
at any moment to witness a horri-
BILE accident. There were many
narrow escapes however and the
exciting incident resulted in an ex.
ceedingly fortunate way. The
horse was not seriously injured
and the damage to the wagon was
but slight.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
LOCAL
EVENTS

"A number of young sportsmen
residing on South Prospect street
met and organized a gun club last
bight. The club will be known
as the WAC club and will NEE,
semi-monthly at its room at sol
South Prospect street.
A telegram was received here
today stating that James Roy, a
young man who was formerly EN-.
ployed here by the Blndley-McKin
mis- Wholesale Grocery company
is critically ill at Springfield. nj
Marion relatives wal start for his
bedside, Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Huber sustained pajn-
fup injury whilo taking work out
In the YIN. G. A. gymnasium last
night. In some manner he strained
his left leg, severing the pantoris
muscle. The injury at first seemed
slight, but after his arrival home,
1t panied him so severely that Dr..
A. Rhu was summoned and neces-
sary surgical attention was admin
istered.
The Francis Willard w. C.. r.
Y. will meet Monday afternoon al
2:3O O'Clock at the home of Mrs.
Charles Fletcher on South Stat,
street. Considerable important bust
ness will be transacted. Mrs. Anna
Qulmby of Eadenton, o., state lee
turer and organizer, will be pres
ent. All members are urged to at
tend.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
DETECTING SKENYON
MEANS BUSINESS
Arrests Parents of Lad VIII O
Steal Coal.
Some Of the Residents of Marion
Take Coal From the Cars by
the Wagon Load.

Many families living west Of the
Hooking Valley railway and north
Of Center street have been sup
plying themselves with coal from
the companyis right-of-way during
the past winter, according to De-
tective William Skenyon, of Co
lumbus. SkenyOn says that the
thetts still continue and Saturday
he brought proceedings in probate
court with view Of putting a
stop to the practice.
Fcr months, Skenyon says, peo-
pile living in that part of the city
have been sending their children,
whose ages range from 10 TO Is
years, to dump coal from cars
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

Incorporation papers for the
Columbus, Kenton e. Lima Railway
Company, of Columns, which will
be a consolidation of the Column
bus, Urbana & Western Electric
Company, the Lima, Kenton &
Marion Traction Company and the
Delaware Magnets Springs
Northern Traction Company are
being prepared, it is said.
All these roads are controlled by
men represented by j. A. Vande
giift and W. II. Ogan, who re.
Gently purchased the Columbus, Ur.
bana & Western. The consollda-
ton of the, lines will mean new
traction system for Columbus. -
Cleveland Leader.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
Best Road to Happlness.

Live not for selfish aims. Live to
shed joy on others. Thus best shall
your own happiness be secured; for no
joy Is .over given that does not have
quick echo in the giver's own heart.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
LOW PACIFIC COAST RATES.

From March 1st to April 30th, the
Erie r. r. will have tickets on
sale daily at very low rates to the
Pacific Coast and intermediate
points. For further information,
apply to l.. e. Nebergall. Erie Az
ent, or write
y. l.. ENOS,
Trav. Pass. Agt.,
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

extensions into their territory. 1t
Is claimed that the Logan fare was
reduced when a prospect of an ex-
tension Of the Scioto Valley traction
line to that point appeared probable.
and was really intended to forestall
the building OF that line.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
With Money He had Taken
From His Wife.
HUSBAND USES A KNIFE
During Struggle for Possess.
ion of the Money.
Colored Population Given Warning
by Mayor to Stop Garry Knives
and kazors,

William Branson, u colored man
residing on North Greenwood street
went home drunk last night and
started fight with his wife TO Sc
cure some money which he knew
she possessed. His spouse put up
game fight and the air was full
of things fer time.
Bmnson, according to the story
told the police, pulled knife and
threatened his wife. In the rough
and tumble fight which followed,
the wife was severely cut about the
hands.
Determined to secure her money
Branson threw her down and took
$l4 from her stocking. He then
left the house and proceeded to
have good time with his ill-gotten
gains.
Henry Penn, at whose house the
Bransons live, filed an affidavit this
morning at police headquarters,
charging Branson with drunkenness
and disorderly conduct. As soon as
the wife is able to leave the house
she Will file a more serious charge
against her swarthy skinned help.
mate.
Jonn Cavanaugh, aged rs years,
was arrested last night by Officer
Slagle and charged with being in
toxicated. The old man has been
up frequently in the police court,
but never has any money to pay
the fines assessed against him. On
condition that the police release
him he promised to get out of town
and never again return.
The mayor has learned by expe-
rience in the past few weeks that
practically every negro who has
been arrested has been carrying q
knife or a razor, and he is deter.
mined that the practice shall stop.
Negroes suspected Of carrying con-
cealed weapons will be arrested and
fined the limit, and Those appearing
in the police court on various
charges, who, when searched, are
found to have weapons of this
kind, will get the limit in fines and
| workllouse sentences. His Honor
believes that there have been alto
gether too many cutting scrapes
among the negroes recently.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-16
Rowland COT
HIS TWENTY-FIVE
ENGINEER OBJECTED TO BEING
AN EXPERT WITNESS UNRE-
MUNERATED.

Because j. Hastings Rowland, AS
sistant Superintendent of Public Works
baked at giving expert testimony I'M
til the pay for his services was forth
coming, Judge De Bolts court took a
recess for ten or fifteen minutes yes
terday afternoon until Attorney r. M.
Harrison and his client G. J. Mccarthy
could come to terms with the recall
citrant witness. Rowland was offer
ed ten dollars, but turned up his nose
at the amount, and finally carried his
point and pocketed the twenty-five he
demanded, and the trial of the case was
resumed
The matter in question was a suit
brought by Mccarthy against L. M
Whitehouse for 1888 Is, balance he
claimed was due him for work he had
done in road building under a sub
contract on the Waikakalau Road
| There was a difference in the measure
ment of the amount of earth moved
and Rowland had been called upon tt
! figure the amount from the cross Sec
tioning as shown on the blue prints o.
the work He stated on the stand
that he had spent too many hours o.
good hard figuring to given it away
and unless he got what he asked HI
would keep the information to him
self. The court sustained him, whe1
appealed to in the matter, and he haC
the coin in his jeans when he finall!
told the result of his calculations.
Howlands' testimony was more il