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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25

conducted at Epworth church and
the topics TO be discussed are as
follows:
1'ucsday-Thc Victory of Prayer.
Wednesday 2:30--'rhe Victory of
Courage.
Thursday 2:3o--Thc Victory Of
Faith.
Friday 2:3o- The Victory of
Love.
On Monday evening at 7:15 Mr..
Mahcod will preach cn "'rhc See
ond Coming of Christ. F."
Boys and Girls Rallies on
Tuesday and Friday at $3.50 at
German NJ. T.. church conducted
by Mr.. Potter.
An exceedingly large audience
greeted Rev. George NJ. Rourke in
the First Presbyterian cnurch, and
heard with rapt attention sermon
from Matt. l1-2i, But say unto
you, that 1t shall be more tolerable
TO" the land of Seldom in the day of
Judgment than for thee"
The speaker said that the name
Sodom occurs as synonym Of in
fanny for ali generations. One Is
compelled to understand that its
doom serves as perpetual sign that
Gods patience with sin has limit.
The one deadly enemy to a country
OF city is unrighteousness, IL was
this same poison that ate the heart
OF ancient civilizations. Greece, the
land of art and philosophy, did not
perish until permeated with unright
eousness. Rome. the land of juris-
prudence, fell when the pillars Of
her civilization become ruined by un-
righteousness
"The Master Is contrasting Sodom
with Capernaum, whore He had TAX
en- up abode; the city before whose
residents eyes He healed the CEN
turion's palsied servant. the city
where Peters wife's mother lay sick
with a fever; the city where Jesus
cured one Of the demoniacs: where
He cured the nobleman's servant:
where Matthew sat at the receipt or
custom and forsOok all to follow
HIM. and remembering all the adj
vantages, Jesus declares that it will
be more tolerable for Sodom in the
day of judgment than for Caperna-
um.
And after several more centuries
nave rolled away. He can say It
VIII be more toerable for Sodom
In the day of judgment than for the
city of Marion. The penalty for all
IL one and the same, namely re-
fusal 10 repent. Tho Judgment OF
God Will be in proportion to ad-
vantages. If in olden times, the
man that despised Moses law died
without mercy, them an living under
the dispensation of grace ignoring
ii, must pay the penalty. No man
can hear the gospel OF Jesus Christ
and remain the same. He Ia made
better or worse. 1t IS a tonic for
life unto life, or doom for death
unto death.
Every Sabbath day the church
bells of the city call the residents
to worship. Every place OF worship
serves as constant invitation to
come TO worship. In these days,
there Is not single individual In
Marion, who can dare say he had no
opportunity to know of Jesus. You
have access to the word OF God as
ancients did not. You have educa-
ticnal advantages as ancients knew
not. You enjoy a civilization foreign
70 antiquity. Life IS the best ex-
esesis of Scripture. It's an awful
thing to live surrounded by all ad-
vantages and fail TO profit by them.
Marion like sodom says, Plenty of
Time;' God said then and says now.
Marion says, Take thine
ease. eat. drink and be merry God
says. Thou fool, this night. -"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25

Rev. d. II. Bailey, pastor of the
Epworth church, very quietly mar
ried Mr.. Jesse NJ. Cavinee and Miss
Hattie NJ. Brooks, at the parsonage
Oil Oak street at six o'clock Sunday
evening. Mr.. Cavince is an Erie
with many friends among
the knights of the rail and his bride
is charming young lady with hosts
of friends. They will reside in Gin
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

REV. Currin addressed large
audience Sunday saying in part;
THE New Birth is a double
thought. Sometimes the church puts
the emphasis upon the hemisphere.
The spherical truth is the need. In
the lexicon OF most evangelists that
emphasis Is as a usual thing placed
on the lesser half man Regenera-
ton is a lost word. Conversion is
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25

"A marriage license has been Is
sued to Leo c. Heindcn, of Tully
township and Lottie Guinther, of
crawford county. Rev. d. Christ
man will perform the ceremony.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25

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Sold by FlockeD's Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25
WAS BITTEN
and BIT BACK
". Erss .-
Two Men Use Their Incisors
in a Rough and Tumble.
WINE ON The TABLE
Causes Arrest of "Candy"
John McClelland.
Two Lads Arrested for Assailin
]. L. Smucker Plead "Not
Guilty''-News of Police Court

"A fight, in which biting was the
principal method o. attack, occurred
at the Ritzler saloon on West Center
street, Saturday night between Harry
IIimmiger and J. b. Patton.
The battle started with wordy
argument in the saloon during which
several blows were struck. The
men were then hustled out to the
street, and fought in earnest. They
clinched and rolled on the ground,
Patton burying his teeth in Him
miger's right thumb, Patton burying
his teeth in Himmigers right thumb
and the latter retaiiating by sinking
his incisors into Patton's nose.
When the biting stunts had been
concluded. both men were ready to
Iquit and the bout was called a draw.
M arrests were made.
Merrill Wise and John Hoctor,
who were arrested Saturday after
noon on warrants sworn to by j. j..
Smucker, charging them with assault
and battery. pleaded mot guilty" at
their hearing Saturday night. The
men claim that Smucker was the ag-
glessor in the fight, which occurred
near the rink last Wednesday night
and that they only struck in self
defense. They stated that they are
able to prove that they we're not TO
blame for the fight.
The case was continued and will
be heard tomorrow afternoon at
three o'clock in the mayors court.
Candy Jchn" McClelland, propri-
etor of the European Hotel, was ar
rested this morning on e complaint
made by Captain "Worthington and
Officer Babcock. charged with
keeping the saloon part OF his estab-
,lshment open after closing hours
Worthingtoh and Babcock entered
the place at 1l;45 p.. m. Saturday,
and found dinner party on, with
wine on the side.N i
Candy pleaded guilty when given
a hearing this morning and was
fined $25.
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nas said that t was not of his seeking.

has said that it was not of his seeking, but that he had either to fight or for ever relegate to the background his personal convictions and the wishes of his constituents. Is not his cause just one, looking at it from the standpoint of man and a senator? Perhaps Arizona cannot do much for Senator Foraker in the fight which is now on in Ohio, but will the people of this territory sit idly by if he should need thar support? We think not. Arizona republicans should send 70 the next national convention delegates who will favor Fore.....er first, and after him S:.c ==ext best friend of Arizona. Men should be sent who will work for tae best interests of the territory, men who will not sacrifice Arizona's future in hopes of personal or party preferment.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
GLOBE PARADE WAS \ TAME
 AFFAIR
Only 800 In Line Mostly For
 eigners-S Speeches By Hick-
 ey and Richardson Have No Effect on the Miners at Work
Special to Review.)

GLOBE, Ariz., May May day passed quietly. About five hundred were in the parade, ninety-fve per cent foreigners. Americans and Corn ishmen not participating. No flags of any description were carried. A funny coincidence was that the three banners borne were red, white and blue respectively. It was tame af- fair.
 Richardson, socialist, made tenn perate speech at the ball grounds. followed by the boys rock drilling contest and ball game. Tonight Hickey and Richardson made a talk from the court house steps of the usu- al socialistic brand, though not rab- Id. Hickey dwelt on the Bisbee strike. predicting the Federation would win. and claiming the compa- nies are crippled The Copper Queen, he said, is depending on slag to keep the furnaces going. Today's demon stration was of little importance, and condemned by the better class of miners. Labor conditions here are satisfactory, and no danger of a strike
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
SENTIMENT FAVoRS KILLER.
Texas Deputy Sheriff Tried to Take
 Gun From Regular Constable.

FL PASO, Tex, May LA Roswell, New Mexico. man who was in town i5eterday brought the story of the killing of Deputy Sheriff William E. Tipton at Texico last week by Con stable Byron B. Parish, of Portaes precinct.
 It is said that Parish, acting in his official capacity as constable. had gone to Texico with a warrant for a man wanted in Texas, and that Dep uty Sheriff Tipton, after learning tlaI the constable had a gun, met Parish on the street and attempted to get possession of the revolver, claiming that the Portales officer had no right to carry the weapon.
 Tipton led Parish into a nearby sa- loon and commanded the revolver be given to the bartender. Parish is said to have drawn the weapon, ap- parently to put it on the counter, and then to have struck Tipton on the forehehd with the stock.
 The bar1ended is said to bave vrenched the gun from the consta- ble's hand while the two officers struggled for the possession of Tipton's revolver. Tipton finally managed to
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02

So far there has been no objection from she republicans of Arizona to the proposition to send delegation from she territory to the national republican copyention next year who will support Senator Forsker for president, but we are mindful of the fact that the big stick" has not yet been brought into action on this question and that when it is the territorial officials of the ter ritory will begin to get busy in support of delegation which will vote just as the president desires them to. The republican papers of the territory seem to be practically a unit for Foraker and this would indicate the sentiment of the republican masses of Arizona Certainly the republicans and the dem ocrats also owe a debt of gratitude to the Ohio Senator.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
ELEVEN MINERS DEAD.
Explosion in West Virginia Mine Fatal
 to Men Who Were Caught.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May l. Three men killed, four severely burn ed, four others entombed, are prob ably dead as the result of the mine dis aster at Whipple mines in Leap Creek district this afternoon. Three dead men whose bodies have been recovered are Hudson Bergess, Erastus Wiley Sprinkler and Ira Kelly Driver. Those missing and supposed to be dead are: Robert Armstrong, Raleigh Tucker, Charles Bergess and William Wilton. a negro. The explosion occurred in a shaft 450 feet deep. It belongs to the Dixon interests, who also owned the stuart mine, where the explosion oc- cured last January that killed 86 men. The. explosion occurred this afternoon In the main heading about 1900 feet from the foot of the shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
A TORNADO.
The Spiral That Connects the Earth
 With the Clouds.

The Spiral That Connects the Earth
 With the Clouds.
 While in Kansas a few years ago l had a very clear view of tornado It was about ten miles distant, passing swiftly over the prairie. It presented the appearance of long rope about two feet in diameter. It extended from c dark. irregulariy shaped cloud to the earth and was slightly curved. It was of nearly uniform thickness and leaned about thirty-five degrees from a perpendicular toward the cloud. A line drawn from where I stood to the cloud would have made an angle Of about forty degrees with the earth's surface. After this ropelike projection hsd parted noticed in the irregular cloud a perfectly shaped spiral of sil- yer whiteness. It was shaped like a great anger and extended from the point where the funnel or rope had been connected with the cloud forward in the direction the cloud was moving All around it was in wild commotion, but the spiral itself seemed to stand like a great white ribbon coiled auger shape and fixed secure. This spiral at the time caught sight of 1t was lying in a nearly horizontal position, the for ward end being only slightly elevated. I have never met any one who has seen tfis spiral in the tornado cloud, but by one who came dangerously near being caught by a passing tornado was told that the center of the whirl- ing funnel was as white as milk From his statement, taken in connection with my own observations, have formed the opinion that the center of all tornadoes Is a perfectly shaped cleo tricaI spiral and that when in opera ton it connects the earth with the cloud. It Is manifest that such spiral would give the middle of the tornado funnel white appearance. But 1t is not likely that one looking at 1t in its upright form would detect it's spiral form. Indeed, it would have to turn itself in a most favorable position in order to reveal to the eye of the ob- server it's spiral form.-Scientiic Amer ican.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
A PRINCE OF DWARFs.
Career of the Famous Count Joseph
 Boruwlaski.

Career of the Famous Count Joseph
 8oruwIaski.
 The most famous dwarf who has 6ourished in the British isles is un- doubtedly Count Joseph Boruwlaski, whose long life-he died at the age of ninety eight years-is another example of the longevity of his kind. Boruw laski stood only three feet three inches in height This did not prevent him from marrying a beautiful woman or from mixing in the best court society of the Georgian period. He was very amiably received at Carlton House by George " a few weeks before that nlonarch's coronation. So struck was the king by this dwarf's physical grace and mental accomplishments that he remarked to Charles Mathews, who had brought the little man, If had 8 dozen sons could not wish them . more perfect model of elegance than the count"
 Boruwlaskis last days were spent in peaceful retirement in the city of Dur ham. He tells us that in spite of the theory that dwarfs grow all their life he never added a quarter of an inch to his three feet three inches. When q lady asked him for his autograph, he sent these lines:
 Poland was my cradle,
 England is my nest.
 Durham is my quiet place
 Where my weary bones shall rest.
 Be had known Marie Antoinette as a child, and he was living when Queen Victoria was crowned. It is in the Church of St. Mary the Less at Dur ham, close to the cathedral, in which his body lies, that you read the follow ing inscriptions:
 Near this spot repose the remains of Count Joseph Boruwlaski, native of Pokucia, in the late kingdom of Pc land. This extraordinary man meas ured no more than three feet three inches in height, but his form was well proportiOned, and he possessed more than common share of understanding and knowledge. After various changes of fortune, borne with cheerful resig- nation to the will of God, he closed his fife in the vicinity of the cathedral on Sept ;, 1887, in the ninety-eighth year of his ege."-P. T. o. of London.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
ARIZONA THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 1907

ground. extending south to the vicinity of Fronteras.
 Sonora is now the greatest mineral state of Mexico and the best of the state is tributary to Douglas and this fact must not be lost sight of when calculating the future growth of thf Shelter city.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
6lsREE EVENING MINER ENDORSES FoRAKER.

On Monday afternoon tke Bisbee Evening Miner published an editorial headed, Arizona and Senator For aker." The editor of the Miner is at this time the chairman of the Re publican County Central Committee of Cochise county, and the puhlica- ton of the following is straw which shows how the political wind is blow ing in the Republican ranks in this county. The Miner says:
 It is well known to those who have kept in close touch with the long fight made by Arizona to prevent the ter ritory being tied up to New Mexico that the central figure in that contes,
 t all times was Joseph B, Foraker. the senior senator from Ohio. It has been said that Foraker's support of Arizona could be attributed to his de sire to at all times and in all things oppose the Roosevelt administration. This Is not borne out by the facts. Long before Roosevelt had succeeded to the presidency and previous to his having had a clash with the chief exc cutive. Foraker had waged his fight for this territory He was instrumen- tai in having the anti-joint statehood plank inserted in the republican plat form. and a plank by the way which tbe present administration totally ig nored Foreker has ever been the friend of Arizona, while the present administration policy has seemingly been to sacrifice the territory and ut terly ignore the wishes of the great majority of its people by attempting to force on them marriase with New Mexico. Senator Foraker has been honest and sincere iH his support of this territory and has, through his steadfast loyalty, lost much in per- sonal aggrandizement and influence with the administration through his opposition to the wishes of the presi- dent. Since the gallant defense of Arizona by the senator from Ohio 1t is a known fact that he has been totally ignored in matters in which he shOu l have had voice. Only short time ago two judges were appointed in Ohio. Was Senator Foraker consult ed regarding these appointments? No. They were made over his head and the heads of the organization in his state. How easy it would have been for Foraker to have done as did Taw- ney and others, deny Arizona and have the gifts O. the administration showered upon him. But Foraker said no. The people of Arizona first. my party allegiance afterward-
 And now Foraker is ts be crushed for his allegiance to the people of Ari- zons and opposition to the sdministra- ton. He has been ignored in his own state and is left but one alternative and that is to fight In speaking of tas coming contest Senator FOrsser
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
TERRIToRY OF ARIZONA.

County of Cochise. ss.
 IN. A. Patterson, circulation mana ger of the BIsbee Daily Review, dc solemnly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona f1de circulation of the aaily editions of the Bisbee Daily Review for the month of March. 1907, and that from the statement all spoiled and left over pa sers have been deducted
 N. A. PATTERSON
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
CONSPIRACY AcAiNsT OKLAHOMA,


 The conspiracy which is evidently brewing among republican politicians to defeat the constitution framed by the convention at Guthrie and to keep the state of Oklahoma out of the union until after the election of next year Is the most vicious bit of politics that has been attempted in this country since Samuel J. Tiiden was counted out of the presidency and Rutherford B. Hayes counted in, thirty years ago, says the St. Louis Republic
 It is not for President Roosevelt to announce his opinion of the constitu- ton in advance of its formal reference to him by the people of the new state Then, If it is found to conform to the constitution of the United States and to the conditions of the enabling act, it will be his duty to announce that Oklahoma has been admitted to the union as the forty-sixth state
 The convention has framed an in- strument which. its members believe, complies with all these requirements. And Congressman Watson, of Indiana, has hurried to the white house with a copy of 1t for President Roosevelt and his advisers to pick flaws in.
 It is suggested that the provision for separate schools for white and negro children should place it under some sort of ban But the enabling act dis tinctly authorizes the separate schools. However embarrassing this provision may be to President Roosevelt in his fight with Foraker for the negro vote, he would violate his oath of office and deserve impeachment if he should urge 1t as a ground for postponing the ad mission of Oklahoma.
 The suggestion that the provisions for the initiative and referendum are contrary to the constitution of the United States Is SC trivial and so ut teriy unfounded that 1t gives a sinister appearance to the councils of the poll ticians who are trying to persuade the president that he ought to destroy the work done at Guthrie.
 These conspirators may be assured that the same widespread popular opin- ion which forced the ffty-ninth con: gress, in it's first session. to authorize the formation of the new state will insist that sine be given fair treat ment- To delay her admission for questionable reasons would cost the republican candidate for the presi- dency next year many more electoral votes than the democratic candidate would gain by the admission of Okla homa
 But it may be that the conspirators do not hope so much to defeat the Ok lahoma constitution as to get 1t amend ed by the ''big stick" The Guthrie convention has not disbanded It has adjourned to August and is subject to the call of its chairman at amy time before that date.
 If the president will announce. in advance. that he would disapprove the constitution for this. that or the oth- CT reason, the objection may be re- moved before the time set for the cleo tio.. But If he should do this, he voasd sommit usurpstion of power.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02

shoot the constable in tRe hand, but the struggle continued until Parish caught the weapon and shot his op- ponent in the left eye Tipton died within two hours.
 Parish has been released at Heie- ford. Texas, under s5,000 bond, and has resumed his duties of constable. The opinion prevails that he was justi- fled in the kiling
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
Prsttx cIesa.

'Is he parsimonlousr
 Well" was the guarded reply. you might say that he carries his money in a purse that shuts good deal easier than 1t opens"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
NOTICE

A reward of $500 will be paid for Information leading to the arrest md conviction of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
CIRCULATION STATEMENT FOR
 MARCH, 1907.

Average circulation for March. .2905 Average circulation for February 27s0
 c.,n for March 115
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Just A. Fl. Patient, Dc.

Client (meeting his doctor and wants free opinionl-Doctor. when you have bad cold. what do you dol Doctor blow my nose and cough.
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Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
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