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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
CHRONICLES OF OHIO,
BURSTING FIywheei KILLED Engineer.

Youngstown, o., Aug. Cone man
was instantly killed and FIVE others
seriously injured by the bursting OF O.
30ton hywheel at the works OF the
Youngstown Iron and Steel Roofing
Co. Monday afternoon. The dead:
Archibald Rankin, chief engineer.
Rankin's body was cut in two by a
flying fragment of the wheel. por-
tion OF II being found in the rafters
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06

The latest and the very smartest
thing for summer wear are lace
CATERS. They are made on a fine
white lining, exactly the shape of the
cloth CATERS we wear IN the winter.
The lace, of course, is of rather
heavy kind. as very fine lace would
crease and not set so well They but
ton with little pearl buttons, and Of
course are cut and fitted with the
greatest accuracy and care.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, Aug. G.-Produce mar
ket firm. Butter Extras in cream
cry 23 l-2. Eggs Extras 20 l-2;
firsts TO l-2; prime firsts II 10.
Poultry-Turkeys, hens, u, chick
ems, hens ~; ducks 8 and o:
geese Z a. -.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
ASSAULTS ON CHILDREN.
A Long List Of Such Crimes Is Re
ported from Towns Near New York
Citv

A Long List Of Such Crimes Is Re
ported from Towns Near New York
City.
New York, Aug. Cone OF the
most brutal of recent crimes against
women and children was on Monday
charged against Lucca FOntZa who
was locked up at New Brighton,
Staten Island, accused OF assaulting
Antoinette Taluci, the 2-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Pasquale
Taluci of New Brighton.
Fontza and Talucl are laborers en-
ployed at the King plaster mills in
New Brighton, and Fontza boarded
with the Talucls. Fontza was with
the little child Monday afternoon
while Mrs. Taluci went shopping. The
mother had not gone far from the
house when the child's screams
brought her back. When he saw Mrs.
Taluci, FontZa rushed from the house,
Mrs. Taluci following him. Her cries
brought out the neighbors, and soon
n mob was following the flying Italian
down the street. The pursuers over
took the man and he was knocked to
the ground, where he was severely
beaten and kicked by men and wo-
men until a policeman appeared and
with club and revolver fought off the
crowd
The child was examined by a
physician who reported that the child
was seriously injured. Fontza was
held In $4,000 bail on charge OF
criminal assault.
Angeline Condarti, 6-year-old
child, was found terribly bruised in a
thicket near the village OF Linoleum-
Vile, Staten Island, Monday after.
noon. She had been attacked by an
unknown man.
John Ambatro, an italian laborer,
was arrested in Brooklyn Monday on
u charge of attempted assault on two
little girls. Daniel Lalor and Frank
p. Body were arralgned on similar
charges.
Deputy Police Commissioner
OKeefe, who is in charge of the po-
lice department during the absence OF
Commissioner Bingham, has asked
the mayor and the board of appropri-
ations for funds to employ 500 addi.
tional policemen.
Thomas Anderson, a laborer, aged
30 years, was arrested in Brooklyn
last night, charged with attempt to
assault 5-year-old Julia Sleischer
May Mace, a girl OF 1G, says that
while she was standing in the door
way of her home in Seventh avenue
last night Giuseppe Tristre, an Italian,
approached her and asked her to go
with him. She refused. Shortly af.
ter he returned and, 1t is alleged,
threw his arms around her. Her
screams attracted attention and soon
a crowd of 500 men and women were
chasing the Italian. He was over
taken and beaten numerically until
policemen rescued him,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
Roosevelt VIII Not Attend.

Saratoga, n, Y, Aug. Cit is an,
nounced at Grand Army headquarters
that President Roosevelt will not at.
teud the national encampment here.
An invitation was sent to the presi-
dent. who replied that he would be
unable to accent It.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
RaIIroad Flahts rwo Cent Eare Lnu

Easton, Pa, Aug. 6.-The Central
Railroad Company OF New Jersey on
Monday began action in the North.
ampton county court to test the valid.
ity of the two cent fare law. The
company contends that 1t will lose
100000 annually IL the law Is en-.
forced,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
ohio Pythlans Camp at Jamestown.

Norfolk, Va, Aug 6.-Several hun.
dred of the uniformed rank, Knights
of Pythias, from Ohio, West Virginia
and Virginia, have begun a weeks EN-,
campment at the jamestown exposi.
tion. The western Pythians came
principally from Cincinnati, Columbus
and Athens, O.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
Mayor of Salt Lake City Resigns.

Salt Lake City, Aug. 6--The resig.
nation of Ezra Thompson as mayor
of Salt Lake City was given to the
council last night Mayor Thompson
was elected in November, 1905, by
the anti.Mormon party.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
sherla and peputx We're shot.

Ironton, o., Aug 6.-Shern Artis
OF Greenup, KY, and Deputy Williams
resting three timber men working for
the Cole-Crane Co. Williams may die
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
For Sale

80 acres good farm; house; barn;
tiled and fenced; 8 acres timber;
81 IA acres east of the city. A
nice home; good house, barn and
buildings; fenced and tiled. Cheap
for the farm.
6l acres within short distance
of the city; barn; houses; good
land; cheapest farm in the county.
rs acres goo, mostly black land.
Good buildings; near good market;
bargain.
1913 acres fine black land; good
house and barn; 3 1-2 miles to
town; best market.
n acres good land; fine; located
near Kings Mills; $S25O least
price; fine improvements; see ms
NOW.
lO4 acres north city. o. K.
42O acres good, well drained land
with good buildings; near market.
Price very reasonable.
1862 l-2 acres good farm near
Prospect.
House and lot, $1,000.
345 acres; fine farm; 8 good
houses four barns.
2O9 acres; good house; barn;
granary.
1876 acres; house barn and build
ings.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
strlke sltuatIon h crItIoaI.

Belfast. Ireland, Aug, 6,-The strike
situation here Is grave. The effort
made to settle the carriers dispute
failed and all negotiations have been
broken off, The coal mems dispute
has again broken out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
Ia suspected Of Killing a Policeman,

Chicago, Aug. Con information
given by Mrs Mary Dubois, the po,
liae last night arrested Joseph Glaze,
brook In connection with the murder
of Police Oflcer Edward Smith, who
was shot and killed near his home
Monday. Glazebrook is suspected by
the police OF having shot the officer
during a quarrel over woman.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
Mlsund deratood.

"Your sentence is to be suspended" !"
began the merciful court.
Great Scott, jedge," exclaimed the
prisoner, "ef I'd knowed chicken
stealing was hanging offense
wouldn't have stole Philadelphia
Ledger
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
Eather and pauahters proMnad.

Durango, Col, Aug, 6.-George w.
Marquese and two daughters. both
under ~ years of age, were drowned
at a ford In the San Juan river near
Arboles by the overturning OF their
wagon,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
RaIIroad oHlelaIs Arreated.

Mt. Vernon, o., Aug. 6,-superin
tendent James Irwin, Of the B. e. o.
railroad, Engineer Charles Dick and
Detective Roberts were arrested here
Monday for obstructing a crossing of
the Mt Vernon electric railway.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
Missed Vocation,

Cllent-Didn't you make a mistake
in going into law instead of the
army?
Lawyer--Why?
client-By the way you charge
there would be little left of the en-.
amy .--Tit-Bits.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
CHASE REAL ESTATE co.
TENT MEETINGS
Will be Held by the Wesley Con.
gregation.

Tent meetinGs given by the congre-
cation of Wesley NJ r.. church will
begin Thursday evening, The tent
is located at The corner of Mound and
Wood streets ana arrangements have
been made for accommodating large
crowds.
The meetings will be In charge OF
the pastor Rev. G, T., Rowley, who
will be assisted by Rev. r.. II.
Bowdle, Of Lima. Rev. Mr.. Bowdle
is one of the hest known evangelists
In the state and the workers at Wes-
ley church feel greatly gratifed in
having secured his services
Invitations have been extended to
ministers and people of all denom-
nations to take part in the work.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
HELP WANTED

WANTED An energetic young
man to drive laundry wagon.
References required. Apply in
person Monday morning at the
White Star Laundry Office.
North Main street. S-3
coremakers, 2 chip
pers for foundry, Is foundry helpers.
Steady work, no trouble whatever.
w. Bright Wilhelm, Bucyrus, Ohio,
10 w. Warren street. 7-25-Gtp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06

FOR sALE-2G0 acres OF good land.
with good holdings. good fences,
good wells, lew scales and well
adapted to stock raising. Can be
divided into four farms. Has stone
pike on two sides. VIII take part
payment in Marion City property.
Charles Hofstetter, Phone 433.
7-12-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
MOVING AND TRANSFER.


Cause Of Death In Mines.
The air pressure produced by explo-
sious often rendets miner uncon.
scious SO that the afterdsmp catches
and kills even when the victim was
neither burned nor near the initial
explosion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06

LOST OR STOLEN Black woody dog
with leather collar. Answers 10
name of Santa Claus. Finder return
TO 2l9 Olney Ave, and get reward
S-5-3tpd G. A. BLACKBURN.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
FOR RENT

WANTED-Lady demonstrators, no
money deposited, patented article.
Call at 276 Oak street, after
o'clock. 7-29-t3pd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06
LOST

muely COW. Notify Mrs.
NJ j. Evans, A w, Center st. Eth
er phone No. &c.
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OPPORTUNITIES.
WORK WANTED

sewing to do at
home. Call Citizens phone / on
1853. S-6-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-06

WANTED-Washlng and ironing at
23G Short street. 7-24-6t
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
UNION LEADERS DENY COMPENSATION IS PAID Rawling Enters Vigorous De- nial of Statement Made By
 Retiring Picket.

The statement made by a union picket on Friday when he was leaving the city to the effect that he had been receiving $4 a day and his expenses, for filling the position at the railroad depot, called forth vigorous protest yesterday on the part of the union leaders and the various remaining pickets.
 When the union organizers and re maining pickets read the statement made by the man, who has gone by the name of Kelly in the district, they denied that 2 man of that name had done picket duty in the district dur ing the strike, but when the man was described to them Organizer Rawling stated that he had given the name of Thornton at the union headquarters. Rawling sa;s further:
 "The statement that these pickets are receiving compensation is abso- lutely untrue. They volunteered their services. have worked without pay, and will work without pay.
 Picket Roberts when seen said. T have not received cent of com pensation for my work, and none of the other pickets have received any. We volunteered our services, and are
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
s|KOvICH'S BONDsMEN WITHDREW FROM BOND
Now Man Who Threw Sticks at Neighbors Will Have to
 Go to Jail.

Peter Sikovich, an old offender, was yesterday before Justice Burdick on the same old charge, that of disturb ing the peace. It seems to be Siko- vich's particular pleasure to raise rough houses. In January last he barely escaped a stiff fine for beating his wife, but his better half would not at that time testify against him, and the case was dismissed. Yesterday 1t was different. His wife did not enter ino it, but a nearly all the neighbors did, Sikovich came in for severe re- buke and sentence from his honor. On the 18th Juana Laybas swore to a complaint charging Sikovich with be- ing drunk and disorderly and hurling profane pithets at the entire neigh borhood, herself among the number. With Mrs.. Laybas, Mrs. Stitt swore that Sikovich also threw sticks at them. The defense introduced no witness to offset those of the prosecu- ton, but Sikovich, testifying in his own behalf, claimed that the women on the other side had threatened his wife, swore they would burn his house down because he was a "scab" and sundry other things tending to show the fear on the part of the Sikovich family. The attorney for Sikovich ap- pealed when a fine of $50 was read from the bench. Sikovich was per mitted to go on his own recognizance until he could furnish bond in the sum of $250. Later, after securing bond, one of the sureties withdrew and now Sikovich is in the branch county jail awaiting removal to the county jail at Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
AUTOMOBILE PARTY
 RUNS DOWN MAN
Mans Foot Slipped In Crossing Road and Serious Accident
 Narrowly Ayerted.

A serious accident was narrowly ayerted yesterday afternoon when an automibile, driven by an expert chauf- feur from Los Angeles, and owned by Dr. Shine. Of this city, ran over a man in the vicinity of Johnson addition, on Naco road. The man was knocked down and the front wheels of the au- tomobile passed over his body. AL though the automobile was being driven at high rate of speed, the au- tomobile was under perfect control and was stopped within half a length of the machine. The mans name was not learned, but he escaped with only few slight bruises and crawled from under the machine without assistance. The man had just ahghted from a stage, and in crossing the road his foot slipped and he fell to the ground, directly in front of the automobile. Drs. Shine and Hagan, both of the Copper Queen medical staff, were rid ing in the automobile, but medical at tention was unnecessary. The man stated that the accident was his own fault and the automobile party con tinued on their way.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
GRAND OFFICERS ELECTED BY ODD
 FELLOWS
George Mintz Elected Grand Secretary For the Thirteenth Time-Heny Suder of Pres colt Is. Grand Master.

officers for the Grand Lodge of Ari- zona Odd Fellows have been selected at the session which began Monday in Prescott and came to close Thurs day night. Among the officers are several well known Phoenix Odd Eel lows. The grand lodge officers are as follows:
 Grand Master-Henry J. Suder of Prescott.
 Deputy Grand Master-J. A Mac Leay.
 Grand warden-Andrew Nelson of Tempe.
 Grand Treasurer-w. K. James of Phoenix.
 Grand secretary-George A. Mintz of Phoenix.
 J. E. Perry of Kingman, grand rep resentative for the two-year term, and Frank P. Trott of Phoenix, grand rep resentative for the one-year term.
 N. A. Morford of Phoenix; Ben jamin Robinson of Prescott, and l. V. Stewart, grand trustees.
 The election of George A. Mintz as secretary for the thirteenth time, is also a well deserved recognition of a painstaking officer and enthusiastic Odd Fellow. He is among the most popular of the officers of the grand lodge, and his reelection as well as the election of almost all the other officers, was unanimous.
 Tn the election of Henry J. Suder as grand master, the grand lodge has honored an enthusiastic, loyal and faithful Odd Fellow, the scion of a family whose members have been long devoted to its principles. His father, Louis Suder, of ohio, has been a member of the order for fifty years, while his brother, Louis Suder, Jr., is 8 past grand guardian and special deputy grand master of the state of Ohio. His wife is also an enthusias- tic member of the Rebekahs.
 In the selection of J. E. Perry and Frank P. Trott, as grand represen- tatives, the grand lodge had in view the granting by sovereign grand lodge of one of the three national odd Fellows sanitariums, to be erect ed by the order in Arizona.
 These representatives are among the ablest odd Fellows in this terri tory. They will endeavor to impress the sovereign grand lodge, which meets the third Monday in Septem Der, in St. Paul, Minn., with the matchless climate of this territory and the great benefits to be derived by invalids from its bracing atmos phere This is the third time Perry has been elected as representative from this territory, to the sovereign Jurisdiction. and the second time that similar honors have been thrust upon Trott. Both will make a determined and snn-eur> effort to secure the Eanitarium for this jurisdiction, which ali odd Feilows in attendance hope will be built within the next few years.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
GRAHAM SHERIFF WANTS 4 RAPE
 WITNESS
Young Girl Assaulted In Dun can Somewhere In Bisbee- Mining and arming Is Act i've in Gila Valley.

A. A. Anderson, sheriff of Graham county, is in the city in search of witnesses wanted before the grand jury of his county which is now in session at Solomonyille, to testify to what they know concerning en at~ tempted rape on the person of one Leona Marshall, young girl now supposed to be residing in Bisbee with her father.
 So far as Sheriff Anderson is con .cerned, it begins to look as though he will have to return to Graham county and report to the grand jury that he could not find the girl, for the father of the child. Lee Marshall, em- ployed at the Turf saloon, ayers that he does not know where she is. It is the opinion of the big sheriff of Ora ham that Marshall not only does know, where the child is, but that he is purposely concealing here where abouts.
 The alleged attempt to ravish the Marshall girl is said to have oc- cured in 1906. and the man charged with the offense is George High, with whom she made her home.
 The Highs live at Clifton. It was while High was taking the girl to at tend a school at Duncan that he is said to have made the assault on his ward. Feeling ran high at the time of the alleged assault and Highs ar rest soon followed.
 Later the Marshall girl came to Bis bee to reside with her father.
 Another witness in the case is also located here. She will be taken back to appear before the grand jury at once, in case the Marshall child can not be located.
 Sheriff Anderson is a typical west ern sheriff, the kind that have made Arizona famous. Big and broad shouldered, he looks the part of an un- fiinching officer, the kind that bad men like to go with when requested to do so. At the Copper Queen hotel last evening he told the reporter of the progress being made in the industries of his county. Being interested in mercantile establishment at Clifton himself, the Graham county sheriff is closely in touch with the business and commercial life of that section. Sheriff Anderson may decide to leave for Solomonville today, but it is almost certain that he will not give up his search for the main witness in the sensational attempted rape case of Duncan until he has made every pos | sible effort to get her.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
GOES 10 OIL FIELDS
 IN N. M.
Company of Bisbee Capitalists Has Been Formed for the Development of Tract Said to Be Rich in Asphaltum,-

RI. Doyle, accompanied by Mrs. Doyle, left Bisbee last evening for Santa Rosa, New Mexico, where Doyle recently acquired, with other Bisbee men, vast tracts of land, beneath which, experts say. lies one of the largest asphaltum deposits in the en- tire western section of the United States.
 For the past four months Doyle has been negotiating with parties in the vicinity of Santa Rosa for a purchase of a part of the famous Pera grant, one of the largest tracts of land In New Mexico. Lately he secured the cooperation of l.. J. Overlook, J. 5. Douglas, W. H. Brophy, NJ. J. Brophy, l., c. Shattuck and other local capi- laIists, and together these gentlemen Will form a company that will develop tnS ground on an extensive scale.
 The development of the big oil producing strata in New Mexico would mean much to the southwest as the demand for this commodity as a fuel is now in excess of the supply, at least at reasonable rates.
 If the find of Doyle and associates proves to be half as big as repre- sented, another bunch of Bisbee mil. lionaires will be one of the results of the venture.
 It is the intention of the company to go about the development of the property on a large scale, following as closely as the different lines of op- erations Will permit, the plan of the larger mining companies in this dis trict.
 Seen just before his departure last evening for the ground, Doyle stated that it is hi3 intention to proceed al once to the development of the ground along the most approved lines following the methods used in the big oil fields of Pennsylvania and Texas by the successful companies Well boring will be started as soon as possible and competent men put in charge of the work.
 
 Tn the Canyon. down the Canyon
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
DISPUTE ARISES OVER REFORM
 SCHOOL BILL
Supervisors and Reform School Authorities Do Not Agree Sum In Dispute Is S3,678- Suit Will Be Necessary

TUCSON, April 20.-The Pima County Board of Supervisors and the superintendent of the Territorial Re form School at Benson have a dis agreement. Other counties are also at loggerheads with the reform school. the difficulty is not directed person ally against Superintendent James J. Mahoney, however.
 The trouble comes over the fact that there have been boys in the re- form school from this county whose commitment papers were not signed by either Chairman Richardson, the present head ofNthe Board of Super visors nor by previous chairmen. The matter in figures amounts to $3,67S.22 for Pima county, which is no small sum.
 The Board of Supervisors declint to pay for the keeping of incorrigiblt boys from this county at the reforH school when the order has not beer given signed by the chairman. PrS vious trouble along the same line has been experienced owing 70 the fact that the law regarding cliams is not very clear
 Superintendent Mahoney threatens 10 tahe the mater up Wltn the board of control, who have charge of all the Territorial institutions. Should he take this action the matter would likely be settled In court and a defin- ite ruling given.
 The supervisors do not desire to withhold from the reform school any money legally due the institution, but they do not want, either. to pay out any money which they have no right to pay.
 The bill for Keeping seven boys from this county at the reform school for three months has been received. It calls for S320.26. The cost per day for each boy varies from month to month. For January it was 37 cents per day; for February 39 cents; for March 42 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
RECEIVER FOR
 4NEsRAsKA PLANT

OMAHA, April 20.-On application of Russell B. Harrison, Federal Judge T. c. Munger today appointed H. c. Leigh receiver for the Citizens Gas Light Company of Nebraska City Colonel Harrison, who represents the bondholders, said:
 "The plant was owned by the West ern Gas Investment Company of Chi- cago, which sold the bonds, upon which it never attempted to pay the interest. Several public utilities in other cities handled by the same con oeIn have had similar experience The bondholders found that the em- ployes had received no money for sev- eral months, the small amount earned being sent to the company in Chicago, without leaving a sufficient amount to operate the plant. We will re-organize the concern and place fl on a paying basis
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21

Aunt (showing small nephew, who has come on visit, round the nds)-"Now, dear, I'll just take you through the orchard, and then l must really go and lie down." Nephew -"Auntie, if you'd rather go at once. you know, please do. I-I-shouldn't be a bit lonely."-Punch.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21

That man is one of my friends" !" remarked the novice in public life. Which kind?'' responded Senator Sorghum. Friends, you know. are divided into two great classes; those whom you need and those who need you. u."-Washington Star.