The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03
REVOLVING
SITUATION
Brought to Light in Police
Court.
COUPLE UNDER ARREST
Zimme- Bound Over to
Court Under $500 Bond.
Mayor Lays Down Orders to
Patrolmen Regarding the Closing
Of Stores on Sunday

Tiring of living in a house where
her mother co-habted with = mar
ried man, not her husband, pretty lit
tie Eva Bells, aged 10 years, yester-
day filed an affidavit against her
mother, Mrs. Mildred Bells and
Kohler thinner, the womans para
mour.
Mrs. Bells and thinner were ar
rested last night, and from the child
ren of the women, five in number,
ranging in years from two to eigh-
teen, the police learned one of the
most revolving stories that has come
to light in many a day.
AT the hearing this morning, both
pleaded not guilty. The case against
Mrs. Bells was postponed for sew
eral days on account of the Illness of
her baby.
thinner denied the charges against
him en- toto. The complainant, Miss
Eva Bells, testified that they had
formerly lived in Gallon, and that II
was because of thinner that her faith
er and mother separated, and were
finally divorced. Then they came to
Marion, and thinner followed. Zim-
lner Is a married man, his wife hav-
ing left him and returned to phiIo-
delphia, her home. The licentious
acts OF the mother and the man have
been carried on in plain view of the
little children and the disregard NJ
,he moral law as we'll as the civil has
been very great.
Inc Bells family lives in the Rose
wood addition in the west end After
all the testimony was introduced tho
mayor bound thinner over 10 tho
grand jury under $500 bonds in do
lauil M OF which he was taken to the
on account Of the small children
u is hardly probable that the woman
VIII be prosecuted but 1t is li,e,v
that the Hurlane society which ba.
Decome interested In the case will ocl,
ome court TO relieve the mother of the
custody Of the little ones.
commencing Sunday the royor
mas notified the police to comnel o,,
grocery and meat dealers to remain
ciosed all day. 1t was agreed tbat no
smop should be kept open during the
suniiner IN an agreement drawn nm
ahu signed by majority of the
meat ana grocery dealers recentIv hrt
now appears that there is mncL
uissatlsfaction and q number nro
pose 10 remain open In spite M tho
agreement. 'p''e Vi the
IN many parts of the city II is a.
no'. necessary for meat dealers IN
onain open on Sunday because tho
peopie 10 not have ice even during
,ne not weather and they are mnah'
ie 10 Keep the meat from satnrdo,,
luhti lit Is used on Sunday To-, tht,
reason reason II majority of the dealers be m
,leVe IL necessary the mayor will al
I,o~ them TO remain open on Sunday.
ueoween the hours of and m a,
lney attach their signatures 10 n ra-
,horstrance against the CLOSING that
's now being circulated.
Martin Burke, of Gallon, had a
Plentiful supply of money vesterd,..
afternoon when he dropped into tour,
ana met Bert Snyder, of Delawara
burke is youngster while SNYDER iy
an oid time rounder and had M
trouble inducing the younger man TO
spe,hu ms change, The result was that
" oosh got fuil and We're arrested by
ohicers Hostetter and Cusic from
drunkenness and lettering about the
Union Station.
Burke was released upon his prom
Use to be good and go home and snv-
der was fined S..