The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23

too. 1t is net Il prctentious res
taurant, but it serves. 1t is pre-
sided over by an mkempt person
who wears an apron that is said
once TO have been white. He serves
frank lurteiS and samkraut from a
portable stand he carries with htm.
Some times to this is added the
luxury Of cheap candy which an
other vcnder dispenses.
IT is sad aggregation Of human
NY that is to be found at this
meeting place, daily and the "mem-
bcIs of the club are in striking
contrast 10 the evidences of great
wealth surrounding them.
The time has arrived for another
American invasion of Europe. Sew
eral of thc leading American jock
eys are either on their way or
about TO start for the other side 10
ride cn the English, French, Ger
man and Austrian race tracks
during the present year. There
is even more than the usual de-
mand for American jockeys on the
other side at this time. Danny
Maher, who already has enjoyed six
wears of success in England. is to
ride there again this year for
Lord Derby and Lord Stanley.
Iiwien Lyme will make his second
appearance in England this year,
riding for Lord Canavon. Fred
Tara already has gone abroad to
put in another season IN Austria
where lie will continue in the colors
of Baron Gusiavc Springer and
Herr Nicolas Szonerc. Taral has
been jockey now continuously for
more than twenty-five years and
has u son who also is n jockey.
The latter accompanied his father
abroad and will do much of the
lightweight riding this year for
the same stables that have engaged
the father.
Other American jockeys who
nave been engaged 10 rue III
Austria tins year are Skeefs Mar
tin, for Baron Rothschild; Harry
Biilienruth, for Herr Mautner;
Adams, Tor baron Born; and Miles
Tor Inc Egyedi brolhers. Tommy
burns VIII rae III "eimany thiS
year for the Kaiser VINO races III
the name OF the Gradltz Stables.
Willie Shaw also VIII l1de IN Ter
many as Will Harry Lewis.
q The French tar Will have large
representation including hansen
Cormack, Nash Turner Milton
Henry, Harry Spencer and Shields.
Now that the ciiy has all night
banks, all night restaurants and
various other features of life doing
continuous business, it has to have
all night police courts
Action in favor Of this move
inst has been taken by the Board
Of CITY Magistra, es, which has
asked the Legislature to amend
the charter to permit the appoint
ment of two additional magistrates
so that some OF the courts can
be open during the entire twenty
four hours of each day.
The great object 10 be attained
wiping out of the professional
For years these profes-
sional bcndsmen have worked in
league with the police and have,
for charges ranging from SIS up to
any amount they could impose upon
their victims, furnished police sta
ton bail of a more or less doubtful
quality for men and women who
have been arrested late at night on
minor charges.
. Time and time again il has been
shown that the police have arrested
people for the mere
purpose of letting professional
bondamen reap the hpry,sr. Other
have been unat.l OF out
luccouslv false arrests. I,y holdla,
night court il will III. possible TO ar
,nign persons withnit DELAY 50 that.
in cosr of false ,rra;+, ;, n,rs,n