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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
HOLE IN HEART; LIVED.
Autopsy Reveals Wonderful Vitality
of New York Woman.

New York.--A disease new in med
ical history was reported by Cor
oher's Physician Philip f. O'Hanlon
ito Coroner Hamburger. II was re-
vealed by an autopsy on the body of
Mrs. Florence Stevens. S3 years old
There Is as yet no name for the NAL.
ady, which made a hole in the WON.
ans heart as large as a musket ball
but permitted her to live ten months
without great discomfort
Besides the heart rupture, Mrs
Stevens was afflicted with several
other mortal diseases, among then,
cirrhosis OF the liver Brights dis
cas-, tuburcular liberation of the in
testines, general edema or puffiness
of the brain, an eye disease, dropsy
and pachymeningitis. That the won.
an lived with all these ailments was
astonishing to the physicians who
made the autopsyS but when they
found the rupture of the heart they
were certainly amazed.
The autopsy was made because
there had been talk of morphine poi
soning.
The hole in Mrs. Stevens hear
was found to be partially covered
! with an Organized clot cf blood
though stray drops issued through
the natural barriers. An organized
clot is one which, through the won
derful efforts of nature to repair
damage to the body, forms into 9
sort of muscular tissue.
The rupture was az the bottom OF
the vital organ. The pericardum
or sac enclosing the heart, was dis
tended three times tae hearts size
Slowly for months the life curren
had been leaking through the rup
ture and forming the clot, and al!
| the time nature had been endeavorini
to dam the flow and heal the
| wound.
81 was simply astonished at th'
condition of the woman's heart,
said DR.. O'Hanlon. She lived will
a terrible wound, which science ha,
taught us to consider Immediately
fatal. II was IL revelation
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

Not Bear Has Been Sighted and the Big Chief is Dis
couragedi-He Has Killed Only One Buck and I'm
less Fortune Smiles on Him He Will Consider
His Trip Failure.

Stamboul,. La, Oct :. u. -Unsuc-
cessful in search for bear near
Stamboul, the president has decid-
cd to leave here on Sunday and
move southwark \ about As miles,
where camp will be established in
Tcilsas parish, net far from Newell
ton. The two guides who have been
endeavoring to put a bear in the
path Of the president are satisfied
that there are no bears in this re-
gion, no matter how many there
may have been before the arrival
of the distinguished hunter.
After five days in the canebrakes
here the president not only has had
10 opportunity to kill a bear but
worse still, he has not even seen
one. Once or twice it was thought
the dogs had found a trail, but pur-
suit proved unavailng. Some tracks
were found, but according to the
opinion Of experienced hunters.
they were old and Ben Lilly be-
lieves that the extensive prepara-
tions which were made for the
presidents coming such as cutting
paths through the cane, must have
frightened the bears away and Civ
ens tllcm warning Of the approach Of
the man behind the gun.
Accordingly, when the president
left the camp directly west Of
here early Friday morning he had
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
Artist to Wed Beautiful Model.

San Francisco.--Xayier Martinez,
one of the most picturesque figures in
the local colony OF painters. is to
marry his model Miss Elsie Whitaker,
a slip of a girl ~ years of age, has
made the painter realize that he Is not
In love with his art alone, and the
wedding day has been set for early
spring. The bride.to-be of The talent
ed artist is the daughter of Herman
Whitaker author OF The Probation.
er" "The Settler and other stories
of the Canadian northwest. She has
been to Martinez the inspiration OF
many Of his paintings. Xavier Mar
tinez, because of his careless attire
and his black flowing hair. Is we'll
known figure.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
Brave Leader of Arabs.

Most romantic of all the figures
Drought into the limelieht by the trou.
bles In Morocco is the. "red kaid," Il
native leader who has ridden at the
head of his men in many a gallant
charge against the Frenel. A core
spondent says of Eini Ills native
name is Kaid el Iiemerr. Henierr
meaning red. He belongs 70 the M'Da
era tribe, near Casab,ancl. He derives
his name from tho fast that he always
ir"sses In red The kaid Is paralyzed
n Oo.n hands aGd cannot shoot, but
le is well known for his gallan;ry In
,eading and urging his men lie is SAID
70 possess talismsn rendering him
bIliet proof.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
RESTRICT MARRIAGE
OF ALL DIVORCES

Richmond, Va, Oct. l2.-Great-
er activity in restricting the mar
riage of Divorces, more wide
spread movement against child labor
the adoption of the much moot
ed phrase "This American church
in a preamble to the constitution
and the question of providing for
suiferagan bishops as against mis-
sionary bishops were among the
measures urged yesterday before
the treinnial convention Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church of Amer
lea. Both houses were i'll session
and several auxiliary organizations
met.
The constitutional preamble was
voted on by the dioceses and adopt-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
Sturgeon in British Columbia.

For several years previous TO 1901
the sturgeon fishery in the Fraser rlv.
er was an important industry One mil,
lion pounds OF fresh sturgeon packed
In ice was shipped east annually. a
very considerable amount of sturgeon
roe was shipped each year to Europe
10 be manufactured into caviare. Tho
steurgeon then almost entirely disap.
poared from the river, and only few
barely enough to supply the local
demand-were taken. The disappear.
ance Of this fish has been attributed
to overfishing. During the last half OF
July the sturgeon have appeared In
large numbers. Nearly all are small
and would easily pass through tho
sturgeon nets, but very large num-
Der have become entanglcd In tho
salmon gill nets These are supposed
10, be returned to the water In al.
cases where they have not been
killed.
Under the law and the regulations
no sturgeon under four feet In length
may be sold In markets here, nor ship.
ped abroad The fishermen have.
therefore, no temptation to fail to
return to the water all Ash under this
length which they have not beer
Obliged to kill to get them out OF
their nets. One night recently STIR
geon eleven feet long. weighing more
than 500 pounds. was taken In a
SALMON net. Z
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

Mr.. Parker came in from camp
this morning TO make arrangements
TO have the president special train
brought here Sunday merning, when
the entire party will bid goodbye
to fStamhoul, and next week the
portable capitol will be located near
Welton. Tomorrow the horses and
camp effects will be brought in.
Reports from Newellton are to
thd effect that there are bears in
the Tenas. Mr.. Parker telephoned
to some friends there and learned
that within the past week several
bears had been sighted "a few miles
from the town. One report snid
two nice specimens had been seer
crossing. the rairoad tracks a
short distance from the village, ap-
rarently no more afraid Of the
slow moving trains on the Iron
Mountain road than they are of The
presidents rifle.
Although lfecply disappointed
over his failure to get his prev
in these regions. President Roosevelt
is determined to- take another try.
He is nnt satisfied with having
killed buck and will count his
hunting trip more or less or a
failure if he does not succeed IN
aettin bear before his departure
from louisiana.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
THREATENING MISSIVES
SENT TO YOUNG GIRL

>Norwalk, o. Oct l2-Nliss Bertha Z.
<erner who lives with her mother,
Mrs. Emma Kerner, at No. 63 North
Foster avenue. and is employed as an
operator by the Central Union Tele-
pohne company, is the victim of the
prosecutions of man unknown to
lher, who followed he from Cleveland
Ito Norwalk four weeks ago and who
has since been in this city.
Who the man Is, what his occupa-
ion and what his object in endeav-
loring to thrust his unwelcome at
Itentions on Miss Kerner are not
known by her or any member of her
family
Many missives written In a mascu-
line hand, have been found by Miss
Kerner in the yard at her home and
nearly always in the morning. Some
|of these mlsslves are or threatening
mature.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
PRISONER IS
IDENTIFIED
As Man Who Worked Ring
Game.
EFFORT IS BEING MAOE
To Locate Missing Diamond
at Carey.
Would be Grip Thief is Given
Lovely Workhouse Sentence by
the Mayor.

On of the two suspects, arrested by
Chief Trautman, of Bucyrus yester-
day, was positively identified as the
man who worked the ring game at
the Burris jewelry store Thursday
morning, by willis Spaulding, the
clerk, and C. Il. Burris, the propri-
etor
Messrs Bulris and Spaulding went
to Bucyrus last night and looked at
1.-THE two prisoners AS soon as they
saw the men they both declared with
|out any hesitation that one of the
pair was the guilty party. AS the
men evidently went from here to
Carey and thence to Bucyrus. Mr..
Burris is confident that the ring was
disposed of in Carey, and he made
la trip to that place today for the
purpose of locating the ring, If pos
|sible.
1t Is thought that the men have
been working various cities in this
|section of the state and that prob
|ably both are wanted in other places.
The man wanted for the thief at the
Burris store will be brought here
land the other man will be held pend
ing an investigation
At Carey, Mr.. Burris with consid-
cradle difficulty located the diamond
and the mounting which had been dis
posed of by Charles Roberts and
Leonard Berry, the pair held at Bu-
cyrus, to, a restauranteur. The pur-
chaser had taken the stone to jew
eler's and had purchased from an
lother person the mounting. It was
lat the jewelers. that both were re-
covered. Roberts. who was identified
as the man who worked the game
here, sold the stone for $24 and his
pal, Berry, disposed of the mount
ing. Burris learned that the pair
ATTEMPTED to steal a tray of valuable
rings at a jewellery store in Upper
sandusky several days ago. When
larrested at Bucyrus on a description
furnished by the local police, Berry
pulled gun and tried to shoot the
Iofflcer who made the arrest. but was
'overpowered
Mr.. Burris filed an affidavit
against both men. charging them with
grand larceny Chief Cornweu went
to Bucyrus late this afternoon to
bring the prisoners here for trial.
William Mansfield colored. who
was caught In the act of purloining a
satchel at the Pennsylvania station,
Thursday night, was found guilty of
the offense at his hearing in the may
Ior's court last night He was sent
'enced to serve term of thirty days
In the works and to pay the costs
lin the case.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
WAYSIDE ROSE REBEKAHS
Entertalns Sixty Members Of
Columbus Lodge.
Foresters will Make Special In.
ducement to New Members
Local Lodge News.

Neomi Rebekah lodge No. G, of
Columbus, joined Marion Wayside
Rose Rebekah lodge in grand con-
clave held in the local halls last even
ing. sixty members Of the visiting
lodge arrived in the city at 7 o'clock
on a special C.. d. & NJ. car.
The Columbus team had recently
purchased new pharaphernalia and it
was put in use for the hrst time, in
the work last night. Four local
candidates were introduced into the
mysteries of the order, the work be-
ing put on by the visitors.
At the conclusion of the initiatory
work supper of four courses was
served and an informal program Of
toasts rendered. The Columbus party
returned home on special car which
left the city at 1890 o'clock.
Besides the Columbus visitors, there
were guests present from Waldo,
Green Camp. Caledonia, Prospect, and
other neighboring towns. The lodge
halls were nicely decorated for the
occasion with flowers and bunting,
the color scheme of pink and green
prevailing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
Millionaire Recluse Dies.

New York,--George c, Taylor, son
of Moses Taylor, who was considered
one OF the wealthlest merchants. OF
his time, is dead ct his home at Great
River. l.. H. after being in feeble
health seyera! years. He was about ~
years old, He had lived in strict re
tirement at Great River for nearly
20 years, having moved there from
this city, where his tsiher had accu
mulaied his fortune Tho Taylor place {
is one Of the iincst on the ISLAND.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
Children for Sale at $40.

London, Eng.--A Rome dispatch
brings a story of an attempt to sell
children in the market at Avellino
peasant and his wife brought two OF
the children, twins, months old, and
in the market place offered them fol
$40 each.
The babies were plump and healthy
and were bought by man who offer
cd the price required. He was taking
the children away when the police
stepped in and arrested both buyer
and sellers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
BELIEVE WEALTHY COAL
DEALER WAS MURDERED

Cincinnati, Oct ~ III. b. Howard
a wealthy coal dealer OF Harlweh'
a suburb, who had been missing
for more than "a hours, was fouhu
Yesterday afternoon in a railroad coal
shed, apparently murdered.
The body had been covered WIN
sacks and pieces OF coal and the
head was battered m.
This is the second murder In the
Mill Creek Valley this week
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
LITTLE Eorta on .Wheela

Berlin.--The Saxon war ministry
has accepted the delivery OF an ar,
mored motor car capable OF resisting
rife FIRE, carrying the machine gun
end having accommodation for ten
msn Severed similar curs are being
constructed. AZ
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12
SOMNAMBULIST FALLS
WITH SERIOUS RESULTS

New London, o., Oct. 12.--Charles Fa
bian sixty years old, residence not
known here at midnight last night
ell from the third story of the Phil
lips house breaking his arm and his
boulder lust preceding his fall he
was seen holding onto the STONE ledGs
I the window undressed. IL Is
hought he is somnambulist.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

An important meeting of the For
esters was held in the lodge halls
last evening. The attendance was ex-
ceedingly large. During the session
1t was decided to offer special in
ducement to prospective candidates of
the order until January 1, 1908, by
entirely dropping the regular initia-
ton fee of IS. The membership COM
mittee will get busy and the first
OF the year 1t is prophesied that the
largest class in the history of the
order will be initiated.
Following the business meeting
an oyster supper was served and a
general good social time was epioved
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

ed by the house Of deputies after
an hours discussion, its advocates
taking the position that the phrase
s.This American church" does not
involve change Of name and its OPP
ponents claiming to the contrary.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

S,ambul La, Oct. -. = Tomorrow
Roosevelt camp will be pitched near
Newellicn, in Tensas Parish, forty
miles from the present camp. and
twelve miles from the railroad.
The president today is hunting in
the direction Of the new camp and
tonight will sleep in the open.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

Crescent Lodge of Pathflnders held
well-attended meeting Friday even
ng and arranged for a pumpkin pie
social to be held in -four weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

The Woodmcn Of the World at
tended To regular business al last
nights meeting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

The Spanish War Veterans and the
Betsy Ross auxiliary of the same
Organization met last night and made
arrangements for a Halloween social
TO be held October 25.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

Marion Lodge, No. 4O2, knights of
rythias, held a regular meeting. Fri
,uay evening, and installed John II
clark as inner guard and e. e
schoenlaub as outer guard. Ar
lrangements were made for having the
uriil team practice next "Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. preparatory
TO doing degree work at the annual
u,Strlct meeting which will take
place here October 90.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

on next Monday evening. Oliver
Weeks No. 81 Sons of Veterans
VIII hold conclave in their halls
cn South Main street. All of thr
old soldiers and sons of veteran
IN Marion county are invited and
the event will be made one of
much social consequence. An in.
formal program will be rendered
and Il luncheon will be served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

Caltcn Marion, |. o. O. +. held
an interesting meeting last nigh.
and attended 10 important business.
After the business session Dutch
lunch was served and the evening
was spent socially. There was a
large attendance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-12

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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-12
Mere Surplussage.

Joseph Smith, the head of the Mormon church. has issued
proclamation to the world which goes length into the doctrine
of the church, says the Weiser Signal (Rep In issuing this proc
amaon the world the Mormon church again dscoes its
rogance for reality the world large has very little interest
the doctrine of the Mormon church. and outside of few
mountain will scarcely be read The proclamation explains
that "he Mormon people bow submission the enacted
against plural marriages This statement could doubtless
by many other classes of criminals who have been unwingy
brought with the law has been heard the scat
fold from the lips of men ready be hurled into eternity through the
death trap Yielding to the force of law thing
mission of the wrong of plural marriage very different PROPOSE
on and until the Mormon church speaks and admits wrong
dongs the fact that bows the law will suffice and
the world will continue to frown proclamation by the Nor
church not sufficient but by their fruits shall know them
Absolute separation of church and interference
church authority with political matters sounds good but again
"by their fruits shall they be known will take the socaed
Mormon church generation to live down the dark history its
past if it succeeds doing But thing certain and
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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-12
A Republican Wall.

Elmer Waldrip, who Republican member OF the senate
in the last legislature read political future the failure
the legislature pass the Nez Perez county division bill Mr. Wal
drip his paper the Nez Perez Herald expresses the following
conviction
But il certain that Lewiston with her strong arm
in the legislature could have changed the result had she chosen
when consideration taken of the fact that only senatorial
district be created under the constitution and the MomonS
would have sacrificed every other interest prevent this creation
in the north Two years from the busiest business of the busy
Mormons viii be divide Oneida county and therefore capture
the twenty senatorial district and then have many
county divisions north of the mountains desire far as they
concerned The Momons enthusiastic in their support
of the division of Cassa county because the rapidly increasing gen
tile population of the Twin Falls section would have wrenched
from their power They also contributed support the Power
county project which tmped up the last minute by town
site boomers because they had strong hope of controlling Why
could the north have been loyal its section and ardent
for the protection of its influences the Momons the
southeast If there Mormon regret above another
that they did prevent the Kamiah bill from passing the senate
unless that they knew could possibly the house
is indeed amusing how these Republicans who during
the campaign firmly convinced that there nothing in
the Mormon question have suddenly discovered they wrong
The Orono Tribune, published by W. Foreman of the
Nez Perez county leading Republicans says the people of that
ton done to death in the house of their friends"
Wallace Times They purchased the medicine themselves and
their masters refused to them with Jelly coating they
have to blame but themselves
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-12
Unfortunate Quarrels.

With every personal controversy President Roosevelt engages
$50 unfortunate side of his private character and nd
IL conduct stands revealed says the Lewiston Tribune D
de Of any contradiction of statements between himself
Mr. Hartman it seems apparent that he has been in close po
fellowship with the Wall street magnate that he accepted and ~
;bl even mporttned financial assistance from him and from M
ike him and that at the very time he was doing he was dev
the fact the btterest terms to Judge Parers char
that effect II further appears that while he privately ACTIN
couon and sympathy with Harrinans interests he was 3
cy procamng his opposition to those very interests The m
dent appears to been attempting to water both s
and was bound be exposed later though Thoughts
men have needed exposure order to estimate him correctly
his own words and There have been too many shabby
orances by him for any to be deceived to his erran
weakness He simply of place in the presidential office
necessarily the office has had down his stature nj
statement true that Mr. Hartman is better than Debs or Now
or Haywood and yet month ago Mr. Hartman was an hon.
ored guest the presidential mansion he had been many s
before? What Mr. Roosevelt think of himself and of the o
identa office that he is willing lower both to the level of c
and palpabe SANDER?