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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
ss75 HIDDEN IN BASEMENT.
Honest Jap Servant Rewarded by, In.
diana Mans Estate.

New Albany, Ind.-Ncarly 81 900 I'm
gold silver and greenbacks was found
several days ago i'm the basement of
the house at Los Angeles, Cal. built
by the late Merrill a. Weir a native
of Salem, Ind, and for many years
cashier Of the New Albany National
bank In this city, who died two years
ago, his wife dying a few months later.
The money was found by japanese,
George MokogOwa, who had been en-
ployed to clean up the premises by a
tenant. The latter gave the money.
amounting to 1878, to the administra.
tor of Mrs. Weir's estate. The admin
istrator of Mr.. Weir's estate was also
notified. and by agreement 500 was
given to the honest Jap and the re-
maindcr was turned into the Joint es-
tate.
It was common talk in the neigh
borhood of the Weir home that money
was hidden about the premises. and
the occupants Of the house were fre.
qucntly bothered, by persons asking
permission to dig in the garden. Mr..
Weir lost considerable money in the
banking business at San Diego, Cal,
during the panic days about II years
ago, Neither he nor his wife left a
will and the estate valued at $4,000,
is now in litigation, heirs to both
claiming IN interest.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
Who Will Be Seen in "a Good
Fellow at the Grand, Thurs
day EVeping.

An attraction that is worthy 'he
patronage OF om theaCra patrons
is announced at The Ciraad On
Thursday evening when The 81 w.
TreadweII Attractions" present The
young comcdieme, Miss Grace Id
mond in Mark f.. Swans iatcst
musical farce, entitled GA Good
Follow which has beel prouounc-
ed by all who have wi;posscd its
performance as being an attraction
OF merit iuasuuch that tho comedy
itself :; funny TO the extreme. Be
sides being presented by 1 east Of
twenty artists Of unusual eieyer-
ness, many members Of them be-
ing headlines in vaudeville, and
only by the offering Of large sal
aries, could they have been pcr.
suadcd to accept an engagement
with travelling orgmigation. Che
plot of the play ig filled with
many complicated Situations which
are funny, and specialties, consist
ing of songs, dances aud choruses,
furnish ample material for an even
ing's enjoyment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
Two Bad Turns.

Something went wrong with Mr.
Kadger's automobile while IL was
going up a steep hill. It stopped and
began to back down the hill. lie ap
piled the brake, hut something had
gone wrong with that, and the auto
mobile didn't stop until It reached ihq
bottom of the slope, when it turned
completely over, severely injuring Mr.,
kadgcr in his pocket
This was substantially the story re-
lated by Mr.. Kadger to the reporter
who called on him NJ his place of bust.
ness next day and asked for the par.
ticulars of the accident:
Your automobile turned turtle. did
it?' said the reporter.
"Yes," he answered. but. as told
you, it-er-turned crawfsh first"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
Nine. MerrPs Useful information for
Her Correspondents
The Birth Stones.

VIII Madame Merri kindly state tho
stone for each month and greatly
obilge an interested reader of this
column.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
CAMPLIMENT OFFICIALS
On Their System of Conduct
ing the Office.
Semi-Aunual Examination of the
County Treasury Shows a Bel
lance of $I87, ,8o4,47.

John Reltcr and l.. j. Smith,
who were appointed by Probate
Judge Eostcr, last week, to conduct
the semi4aunual examination Of the
county treastilN filed their report
Monday afternoon. Following is u
summary of the totals found in the
report:
Balance, $1S7,SGLl7; overpay-
mcnts, $l4,S3S. 10: net cash balance,
S173,O25 IS; amount in treasury,
1907 .13; amount in treasury and
five banks of the city, funds being
divided among these banks $l73,-
032 "a; balance shown on auditors
books S150,0G5 80; outstanding
warrants, T22,960 30; cash over in
the treasury, S7.26.
The examiners state. "T'he ITEM
cash over in treasury - .26, is the
result and accumulation of numer-
ous small errors made in cash war
rants and cover a period of 20
years back. II casts no reflection
ON any present or past officials "
The bonds of all the county of
iicialS are in force and are filled
with the proper Officials.
The examiners romplimcnfcd
County Treasurer w. G. Wottring
and his deputy, Il. G. Jones on
their system Of conducting the
Office and also on thc ncatncss and
in which their accounts arc
kept.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
Carr,s Trade Letter.

Weekly review of Grain Trade Con-
ditoins which are shaping prices pre-
pared expressly for the Mirror by
III n. Carr s. Company commission
merchants, '96 Board of Trade, Chi
cago, III. who have unexcelled facil-
titles for executing orders for future
delivery.
There was general changing over
to the selling side of wheat early in
the week and several million bushels
of long wheat came on the market,
causing natural decline in prices.
THE market closed the week less than
q cents under the high point of ten
days ago. many of the local leaders
out of their holdings, great deal
of the wheat sold short by those who
are bearish in their views and yet
the legitimate conditions under the
markets are so strong they cannot
be ignored For three days in sue
cession, liverpool came strong and
higher regardless of the action in this
market The strength In the English
market was based on direct reports
on the Canadian wheat crops from
agents at Winnepeg and Montreal
Two nights this week the big wheat
raising provinces in the far northwest
had freezing weather. A high Of
fetal of Manitoba is authority for
the statement that so per cent. of the
wheat in the big. provinces is still
uncut and suffered very serious
injury from the heavy frost. This
cutting down of the Canadian sup
ply of milling wheat will force for
eign buyers to turn to our ports and
especially to our big stocks of wheat
in Chicago for choice supplies. Car
goes of No. 2 red wheat were sold
here today to exporters. This coun-
try cleared from all ports this week
nearly 100000 bushels. If heavy
foreign buying of our wheat .contin-
ues' it will force prices higher and
the break this week makes the out
look all the more inviting for buy
ers.
In our last letter to this paper, we
explicitly stated that i'm the event of
very fine weather over the entire corn
belt prices must show a decided de-
cline. Weather conditions have been
ideal for several days. AS the new
crop outlook gets more hopeful,
the country sells more freely of its
reserves. Local holders have let
so large lines on the decline. Each
perfect Gay adds millions of bushels
to the mcrchantable corn over the
western states. The chief caution at
this time is against an oversold mar
ket. There will he change no
doubt in the near future to wet cold
weather and this will start buying of
corn and prices( will( be advanced
very fast. All low point on a
break of &c today buying orders for
millions of bushels were met and
the December corn prices rallied 1c
in two minutes at the close.
Such extensive lines of December
and May oats have been bought by
strong local interests that those who
regard prices 40 high are unwilling
to take chances in selling mt a decline
The Washington report this week
lowered the average condition of the
crop ten points for tho month of
August, including the shortest yield
and lightest weight oats for many
years, We will gladly furnish on ap-
Market Reports as well as
other valuable suggestions on shin
ping and trading to those who are
Interested in following grain prices.
u the name OF this paper is men
toned CARR
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
stomaeh Aota as a RutIer.

Wooster Pa-John Swallen. so
years old, man weighing fully 225
pounds probably owes his life to the
fact that he has large stomach
While Swallen was making repairs on
en- iron bridge over the Pennsylvania
lines tracks a scalfold gave way, lot.
ting him drop n feet to The paved
s.ieet below. swallen landed on his
stomach, which upholstered the fan
He was unlniured beyond splaining
his wrist. although unconscious from
the shock for several hours
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
IailammatOry RhanmatiSm Cured In
8 Days.

Morton l.. Hill of Lebanon, Ind,
says: My wife had Inflammatory
Rheumatism in every muscle and
joint; her suffering Was terrible and
her body and face were swollen al
most beyond recognition; had been
II bed for six weeks and had eight
physicians, but received no benefit
until she tried DR.. Detchon's Relief
or Rheumatism. It gave immedi-
to relief and she was able to walk
about in three days. am sure 1t
saved her life"
Sold by The Dumble P-armacy
Druggist, Opposite Kerr House.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
Easy When You Know How

Haven't tell you what, Young; I
have the sharpest wife you ever saw
in your life. Why, the other day I
gave her just barely enough money TO
20 out and buy one dress, and If you'll
bolicvo-it, she came home with two" ="
Noung-"That is sharp. How did she
manage it?' Haven-"Why. she
bought one, and the other she had on
wnen she went out. STRAY Stories,
School and other shoes that wear
ut ''Quick sales and small profit
prices, for sale by Beatty & Long.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17
The Grand

The J. W. Treadwell Attractions Qnc)
Present the Classiest Singing and
Dancing Comedienne Of the period,
beautiful
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17

This list has been printed several
times but is given once again. WIN
all readers please cut it out and pre-
serve for future reference. The birth
stones are; January garnet Febru-
airy, amythXsti March, boodstone;
April, diamond May emerald; June,
moss agate; July ruby August sar-
donyx; septembeE sapphire; October,
opal; November, topaz December,
turquoise.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-17

With Jas. Il. Mccain as
Maverick Brander and Nina
WILDER as Bossy and all the
old favorites.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23

, those foolish cruel means. not only fall
TO attain their end, but the rulers posi-
ton becomes worse and worse.
GROANS WITH HORROR.
"All Russia groans with horror at the
unrestrained and bestial instincts which
break out. prompting people 10 commit
the most horrible and meaningless muir
ders, and even the foremost Liberals,
men who defend every kind OF human
freedom. in reply to the question whether
one should respect the freedom of life
and should refrain from killing people
have remained silent, tacitly admitting
murder to be necessary, or they explicit
ly admit that necessity, as the Revolu-
tionists and the government admit IT,
"And the government and the RevolU-
ttonists and the murderers belonging
TO no party continue TO slay one another
on the most diverse pretexts.
The position OF Russia Is terrible; but
what is most terrible is not the material
position-slaclness OF trade. agrarian dis
order, the proletariart's financial distress,
robberies, riots, and revolution I'm gen.
eral-what is the most terrible OF all is
the spiritual and mental disorder at the
root of all these Ills; what is the most
terrible OF all Is that the majority of
Russians now live without any moral or
religious law binding all to some Identify
ing religion, and get along with obsolete
old creeds which no longer contain any
reasonable meaning. nor. above all. any
really restraining influence on the con-
duct of their lives. which are regulated
merely by their own fancies and tastes.
Others, assuming all religious beliefs to
be unnecessary, are similarly guided only
by their own most diverse fancies and
wishes.
Thus the majority of people now ac-
tive I'm Russia, while entertaining most
contradictory conceptions, as 10 what
forms the welfare of society are I'm real
ity guided only by their own personal
and almost animal impulses. And the
most terrible thing OF all II that these
people. having rejected a reasonable hu-
man life and descended almost 10 the
level 81 brutes, are perfectly content
with themselves and convinced that all
the stupidness and nastness that both
the government and the revolutionists ut
ter and perpetrate In imitation OF the
Western nations indubitably prove their
superiority TO the wise and holy men OF
the past. They are convinced that not
only IL there no need TO try TO set up any
religious view OF life common to all, any
faith capable OF uniting people, but that
absence OF all belief proves their mental
and moral superiority"
This Is the salient feature Of Tolstoi's
article. which otherwise I'm the main is
merely development OF the like thesis
along philosophical and religious lines
with which his past writings have made
tho world familiar.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
COULDN'T KILL THIS
I2-YEAR-OLD BOY

Winston. n. c.. Sept. 23.-While passing
the locomotive works a Seaboard Air Line
train knocked down and ran over Corne-
Illus Glover, a 12-year-old colored boy, and
ms he was hammered along under the
wheels his right arm was mangled his
nose was broken and he received over two
dozen cuts in his scalp.
Or Strole. who went 10 the scene in the
city ambulance on hurry call, thought
the boys skull would be in fragments.
but a careful examination found It intact.
The arm was In such bad shape that Dr.
Strole took the boy TO the city hospital
and amputated II, assisted by Dr. Hinch-
man lie will recover.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
FOUR new DIPHTHER|A
CASES AT APP0NAUG

spent Sunday with Joseph Mclaughlin
OF this place.
A horse belonging TO Henry A. Pierce
of East Greenwich was suddenly seized
with an acute attack OF collie Saturday
evening and died few minutes after
wards. The animal was seized with the
sickness on the road near Arnolds ave-
nue. The Rhode Island Rendering COM
pany removed the dead animal yesterday
afternoon.
Edward Tatro assistant manager OF
Coutu's restaurant, returned from fish
ing trip spent in Jericho and Hard-Dig.
He reports having very good luck.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
RIVERSIDE

Advertisements and items for The News
Democrat may be left at 7. Burke's dry
goods store, 253 Bullock's Point avenue.
Telephone Blue 9U3-3
The Narragansett Fire company will
meet this evening and make arrangements
for the trip 10 the Brockton muster.
Messrs Albert Studdard. Howard An
thony and Albert Pine, enjoyed an ex-
tensive trolley ride through the state yes
terday. They stopped at East Greenwich
for dinner.
Early last evening Patrolman Newhall
arrested three colored men in River street
for revellng.
Mr. Frank Anthony returned home this
morning from a visit to the jamestown
exposition.
Capt Frederick Goff had the Grover
club OF Providence on his boat Columbia
yesterday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
WARREN

Rev. Joseph L. Hutcheson occupied the
pulpit at the St. Marks Episcopal church,
Yesterday. and preached excellent SER
mons to large congregations. Rev. L. j.
Gregg preached eloauept sermons, at the
morning and evening services IN the
Methodist Episcopal church. A special
musical program was rendered under the
direction OF the organist. Mrs. r. M NC
Kenzie. Rev H. w. Watjen occupied the
pulpit at the days services In the baptls'
church Mass services were held at ST
Johns and st. Mary's churches with the
pulpits being occupied respectively oy
Rev. Fr. Fauteaux and Rev. Fr. Coigah'
Regular devotional MEETINGS OF the hp-
worth League and Christian Endeavor
were held with large attendance at both
meetings.
Mr. Howard X. DeWolf Is recovering
slowly from a severe attack OF illness.
Mr. Joseph III. Lint has recovered from
a recent illness. and is able TO attend 10
his business matters again.
The bazaar committee OF the Narrasan.
sett Engine Co. No. report exce4leh'
work in all departments ana the pa1aar,
nromses 10 be a great success. a nuinoer
., tho companlcs invited have sent their
acceptanccs and the committee ehpect 10
hear from more organizations IN tne next
navy weeks Attractive booths ana decora-
lions are being arranged and the ladies'
committee are cooperating ana giving
excellent support 20 the company.
yes,erdav was an unusually dry Sun
day. In accordance with ruling OF the
town council the back doors of all the sa-
looms xere sealed and special onicers
made trips around frequently TO see ina,
the law. regarding Sunday selling was
not violated. ,.,...
,,as,,o risvea a farcical exhibition with
,ha valley Fails Athletic association last
saturday The local team defeated the
opposing team, By the score OF L 10 y
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
Trapped in His Auto

FAN River. Sept 23--James Orr. Jr, of
West Newton. was trapped by police au-
tomobile inspectors here yesterday after
noon and served with a summons 10 ap-
pear I'm court today for violation OF the
speed laws. Orr was bowling along by
the South park at a clip OF 20 miles an
hour. the inspectors claim.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
PRIESTS WARNED WOMEN
AGAINST THE STUDENTS

Allentown, Pa. Sept 23.-Rev. Father
j. y. Walsh. rector and Father Gaff-
ney curate OF the Church OF the Inn
maculate Conception. in their sermons
yesterday warned the young women OF
the parish against too close association
with students OF Lehigh university.
The priests threatened that unless
the young women stopped the practice
OF entertaining Lehigh students their
names would be announced from the
pulpit. The warning came as n surprise
TO many OF the Pensioners and was
the cause of considern bic comment
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
KILLED HIMSELF IN
HIS AUTOMOBILE

Ithaca, n Y, Sept 2S--John J, Nc
Gowan committed suicide here while scat
ed in his automobile. with his left hand
clutching the steering wheel. his foot on
the brake, MCGOWAN shot himself I'm the
head and died instantly. Tho revolver
did not fall from his right hand. Probably
he Is the first man TO end his llfe--pur-
poseiy--in his motor car.
MCGOWAN came OF an old family. was n
wealthy farmer and inventor. living on
Dryden road. lie drove his car Sr-this
city and transacted some business; return
ing home nc drove into his garage.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
.StaruedMith Feed Near

York. Pa, Sept. 23-,J. H. Yeaple. u
years old. died yesterday OF starvation.
with an abundance OF food I'm sight. For
days he had been unable 10 take food or
drink or any kind because maady OF
the throat entirely cut of the passage OF
the stomach. Tempting delicacies lay at
his bedside. sent 10 him by friends
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
MURDER FOLLOWS A
WEDDING AT TAUNTON

Taunton. Mass, Sept 23-Brutally beat
en- murdered and robbed OF 500 the body
a .osrph C1akosz. a Polish baker. was
found early yesterday In n shed owned by
Antainc Yzikwich who is charged with
murder
There had been Polish wedding at
YzikwIch's house and two musicians
were put TO bed in a barn adjoining the
shed Yzikwich said he discovered the
body while looking FOR his COW Part or
pouch which contained the 500 was
found on the murdered mans body
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-08

Mrs. O. NJ. Jackson, Of Savannah,
is the guest Of aer parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Tvsrson.
Mrs II W. Cornell. Of Chicago.
has arrived to spend several months
at the oslethorpe
Mrs Washington Dessau left yes
terday for Macon after visit to her
ughter, Mrs T. J Mc@aH
Mr. Georgia and Edltbs Turner
have ree ned to statesboro after a
visit to Mrs@R p. Canaan.
~AszsaSsg Eleming, of iack u
vile. spent BY here tse guest
Of Dr., ~. ba an family.
Miss Florence gnRi99on has re,
turned to her homdAip avoria after
a pleasant visit to Mrs. J F. Lasser0
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Galloway and
their family left yesterday for Offer
'nrn There they are to re- IN fu.-
qnc
Mrs. A. W Ball and her little
daughter arrived yesterday ron
Townsville to visit Mr. aul ~. W
Il. BerIte
Mrs. NJ c. Rowe returned ycster~
day from Savannah, were she mas
been very i'll for the past week Her
friends are glad to know that She IS
now much improved
The Ladies' Of the Maccabees will
meet this morning at 10 O'Clock at the
hall full attendance is urged ~
the lady commander as important
business is to be transacted
Mrs. D. D. Atkigs66 is at nickox.
Ga. where shs4 rs called SUNDAY BY
the news oT Aillness Of her son,
Spencer Atkinson Or. Blanton. WAC
was tslegraphel for. returned yegter-
day afternoon and reported the pa
tient as slightly batter but unable to
stand the trip to Bruna8ick As soon
as he is wen enough he VIII be brought
home, His many friends hope for nis
early recovery
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-08
~ ~ Sssss s'sssss sss
: Society News


Little Josie Evans Is improEhg from
a serious Illness.
Mrs b C. Peerson is Improving
frcm a severe illness
Mn w Ii. ishadma1<6f 81 simou
spent yesterday in city
Mrs. cnaert Ka left yesterda
Jst,l u suenI several months.
Mrs F. Nice Brown remains yer,
i'll at her home on Egmont street
Miss Bessie synmes has returned
TO Eastman after visit TO her nome
Little Miss Margaret Dunn enter
tains her little friends this 3sRsp
The Bridge Eight meets this after
nnnn VIII. Miss Miss Frances Grant Night.
engale.
Mrs J. NJ Madden has SaaDned
from visit to Savannah and Jack.
S0nYiiie
Miss Ella syrruns left last night for
Savannah after a visit to Mrs W f.
Symons.
The littae daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Smith has been named Mary
Elizabeth
Miss Ehta Extrovitch left Sunday
Tor savaf nah where she will reside
in "tur1
Mrs%Morel and Mrs Mccall ler
lassgight for Savannah after visit
~ ~ Simon.
Miss Eva Cate left yesterday for
Lucy Cobb after spending the holi.
days at home,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-08
Eor sale.

A splendid saw mill and eight OF
ten head Of good mules; mill located
ut Pearl, In Camden county, and sac
cessible to Brunswick BY water. A
splendid opportunity 70 the right par
ty Apply 70 News Oftice
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-08
NOTICE.

M ICEs
The Commissioners OF Roads snd.
Revenue Glynn County, Georgia
hereby invite sealed proposals :ar
furnishing and installing clock III
the tower OF the County Court House
nov in course OF construction sge,r
clock 20 be in conformity with ,s
yised plans and specifications now
on fle with the clerk u said comini
sioners, and with Charles A. Gt9u
and Edward S. Belts, associate ~
chitects. IL East nth ST., New Porp
City Such plans and specification
and fun Information will be fIr
nishsd upon application 10 such sr
chitects or 10 such clerk An bids
must be filed with the clerk by e.
O'Clock noon, January LIST, 1917
The right is ,eserved to reject any
and all bids.
J. j. Lott. Chairman
A. Q. Townsend, Clerk.
Postofice address, Brunswick, Go.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-08

LOST SUNDAY night on Urion street
on near Hanover parl5 an embroidered
linen belt Return 10 News Office and
receive reward