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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
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IS
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Saved From An Operation BY q
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
Beatty & Long
You Know US.

Blooded chickens will be served by
". b. Choir Saturday evening. Poul-
try show room. 11-26-4t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26

The salaries of the mayor, city
treasurer, councilmen and members
'of the board Of public service were
boosted at an adjourned session of
the council held Monday evening.
The increases are as follows:-
Mayor, from 81 900 to $1,000 year;
treasurer, from 5000 to $3.50; coun-
|cilmen from 500 to $3.50; president
of the council from 800 to $50;
board of public service, from 5000 to
$50.
Members of the council say that
there are various reasons for granting
these increases. The mayor. for in
stance, making his office self-sus-
tanning a thing heretofore unheard Of
in Marion. During his first term the
|money witch he received in fines and
licenses averaged about 5000 a year,
while his salary was only $1,000 a
|year Members of the council figured
that in consideration of the mayors
learning capacity he should be granted
Ian increase. In case of the treas
urer. the councilmen say that under
1.-THE new arrangement of giving the
treasurer an increase in salary and
the banks to pay interest
on the city's funds the city will be
the gamer every year TO the extent
|of from $500 to $3.50 The treasurer
win be compelled TO keep his own
books, whereas in the past, while he
received a salary of 5000 year,
he had no work whatever, the bank
where he deposited the ,city's funds
doing all Of his bookkeeping. De-
sides this. the bank paid sfor his
bond.
Under the new arrangement, the
treasurer will pay for his own bonds
He will not only be treasurer of
the city. but of the school board.
AS treasurer OF the school board
he will lose money, since he will re-
ceive a salary of only 800 year
land his bond will cost him more than
that amount. II is question as to
whether he can be required to act as
treasurer Of the school board, and Z
iit is found that he cannot, 1t is al
together likely that he will refuse to
accept the job.
Under the new arrangement. City
Treasurer Walters will clear about
| $40 a month.
The members o. the council and
the board of public service have al
ways been underpaid. 1t is stated
Members of both bodies have been
required to give a great deal of time
to their work and have received
practically no compensation for time
spent outside of the meetings.
Following the adoption of the or
dinance increasing salaries, an ordin-
ance requiring local banks to bid on
The funds of the city was passed
The city auditor was authorized to
advertise for bids. which will be
Iopened at noon. December 81 The
bank submitting the highest and best
bid will be made the depository foi
the funds, which will average from
$5o.OC0 to $4,000 1t is figured that
not less than two per cent. inter
lest will be paid. In case any two
banks submit the same bid, the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
AT THE GRAND.

The Grand Opera House was the
scene of good sized audience which
last night enjoyed the production of
Rudolph and Adolph I" The play
was one of those funny conglomera-
tions that keeps the audience In a
continual roar of laughter from the
rise to the fall of the curtain. The
comedy was clean and wholesome,
the singing and dancing far above
the average and the plot one sof the
eleyeresti seen in the local Ntheater
IN many moons Thea leading, roles
We're Gapablyr handled anaG the sup
port, given the prominent characters,
OF the very hest. r3
Mason and Mason were very funny
Charles Mason being by far the best
German comedian seen in this CITY
In years. The numerous encores and
curtain calls were proof that the au-
Whence was fully pleased with ef-
forts of the performers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
MARION FAMILY THEATER

MARION FAMILY THEATER.
Three large houses enjoyed the
performances at the Marion Family
theater Monday afternoon and even
Ing. The bill for the week Is good
one. After the overture by the house
orchestra under the direction OF Prof.
lBaumgarten, the first act introduces
the Seymore Sisters. who in a sing
ing and dancing speciality score the
greatest hit OF the evening. The
members of the team can dance some
and Monday evening were compelled
to respond to half dozen encores.
Then came Equillo, Europe's
greatest equilibrst, in series of diff
ficult feats In hand balancing The
act is one of the best of its kind
ever witnessed at the local theater.
The artist closed his act by dropping
about seven o feet. lighting on his
hands and still keeping his balance.
10. p. Rowe sang the STARS and
Stripes. fnuula3
Leonard and Lester offer n singing
and dancing act that takes well. The
members OF the team get rid of a
quantity Of rapid fire talk. some of
lt good and some not so good The
act as q whole pleased.
The last number on the bill was
the Four Fantastic LaDelles In a
clever act In slight OF hand and
cabinet manipulation. As such an
act always does, the people present
We're kent wondering from start TO
finish, The manner in which live
hucka chickens, pigeons, rabbits
and guinea pigs appeared and dis
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
TRY ADMIRAL COFFEE.

Dance tonight with orchestra music
at Schwinger's hall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
PEAYSlMPEAYFRS

appeared at the commands and de-
sires of the performers was a sight
to behold. The stage setting for the
act is decidedly pretty and the act
clever.
The moving pictures were good.
The subjects We're Saved from the
Wreck" and THE Bicycle Rider"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26

Try ADMIRAL COFFEE.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26

land and came to America when a
small child. His parents settled at
Big Island. lhe deceased was n
postmaster of that village for many
years and was widely known
ern parts OF the country. His wife
preceded him in death twenty
three years.
The deceased is survived by five
children Mrs. r. w. Messenger.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26

Mrs. n. j. Messenger of this
county. Mrs. A. w. Messenger OF
Trumbull county, Edward and Geo.
u. Wylie. of this county; twenty
grandchildren and eighteen great
grandchildren.
Funeral services Will be held
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
at the Pleasant Hill church and
burial will occur in the adjoining
| lCemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
WILLIAM WYLIE
IS CALLED HOME
Deceased a Pioneer Settler
of the County.
Born In Ireland and Came to Ameri.
ca When a Child-Funeral
Thursday.

After gradual decline of sew
eral weeks duration William Wylie,
pioneer resident OF Big Island
died at his home IN that village
about eleven O'Clock Tuesday morn
Ing OF Old age.
Mr.. Wylie had lived in the
house In which he died for over
sixty years. lie was born IN Ire
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26

Buy a Quad gas heater, the kind
hat don't sweat NF
BENTz 4 COURT.
lo-SO-tf 226 n, Center st.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
sherlm AItsr Five Persons.

Macon. Ca, June &c, Sheriff
Robertson is in pursuit or rlye persons,
three women and two men, all white,
who are charged with having
murdered Arthur Dyche. the collector
who was found hanged last week. The
sheriff has several deputies who are
making faithful efforts 70 locate tne
parties and ne believes that he VIII
have them under arrest soon No
statements as to the theory advanced
or elew upon which the ofhcers
are working have been given out, but
sheriT Robertson believes he has 10
Gated the murdeers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
BANKS MAKE BIG DEAL.
Lowry Bank Of Atlanta Takes Over
n.nos;+. ~ Trust kononanv

Lowry Bank Nof Atlanta Takes over
Deposits Of Trust Company
Atlanta, June 26.---At meeting OF
the stockholders of the Trust Com
pany of Georgia and of the Lowry Ma
t1onal bank, held Monday afternoon,
a deal was contaminated by which the
Lowry National bank Is to take over
all the deposits of the Trust company
while the Trust company secured a
large part OF the stock of the Lowry
National bank and will i future de-
vote all its attention TO the various
features OF the trust business.
The taking over of the banking
business of the Trust Company Of
Georgia makes the Lowry National
bank the largest bank In the state.
July / wnen the deal is finally con-
summated, the capital stock Of the
Lowry National bank will be increased
to $500, 600 and the surplus and I'M
divided profits to $3.50, 900.
The Lowry National bank is IS years
old-the oldest banking institution IN
the state-and has always enjoyed an
enyiable reputation in banking cir
Giles. Its officers and directors will
remain the same under the new re-
gime.
The Trust Company OF Georgia Is
the oldest Institution Of its kind in
the south. It's business has grown
rapidly and II will be placed on a
much stronger basis for the handling
of money by the deal just eonsum-
mated
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
BLOODY STANDARD
IS RAISED IN CHINA
Revolution Is Assuming Alarm.
ing Proportions.
REFUGEES FLEE TO HONG KONG
Rebel Movement Has Become Pre-.
tsntlous One, With an Army Or.
ganlzed After European Method,
Several Towns Captured.

Victoria, b. c., June 2C.-Pa1.
gees were fleeing to Hong Kong fam
the districts affected by tae rsyou.
ton in South China, wien tie steam.
er Empress Of Japan, watch auJei
Monday, left Hong Kong.
All reported the rebel movement a,
a most pretentious one, with al army
organized after European methods.
War notes. which the rebel Leaders
promised TO redeem at twice face val.
ne, after the fall of Canton, are be.
ing issued, proclamations posted, and
everything carried out in form.
Most of the arms used are French
quick firing rifles and machine guns,
struggled during the past tdree years
by way of Annoy and Canton.
After capturing the towns on the
way to Swatow, the rebel forces NOV.
ed again northward, seemingly max.
ing toward Canton. Huichou, on tie
KOwleen mainland, opposite Hong
Kong, was captured, the imperial
troops being badly worsted.
France is taking advantage Of the
outbreak to press for a French expe.
d1tion being sent to Canton to pro-
tect that city and Pekln officials are
reported as strenuously opposing such
move. Large quantities Of sup
plies for the rebels are arriving at
Hong Kong. Some bloody incidents
are reported. At Wong Kong near
Swatow, where the civil and military
officials were butchered, as In Ihe
other cities, Takan Lang, a customs
official, was killed blythe rebels ana
the standard was sprinkled with BIS
blood as we're some of the banners
Families Of some of the oidc'a'
were forced to drown themselves y
wells. Refugees are arriving IL 81.
condition, many having aoanaonsa
everything. even the sick and cur
dren, in their precipitate fight
Outbreaks have been reported ''~
from Human and Szechuan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
INCREASE PUT ON ROADS.
Comptroller General Assesses South
ern Coast Line and Western Union.

Atlanta, June z6.-Comptroller
General w. A. Wright assessed two
big railroad companies to an extent
almost double their returns, and more
than doubled the returns OF the West
ern Union Telegraph company.
The Southern railway, which made
a total return OF its property in Geor-
gia a s14, SS4 1928, was assessed by
the Comptroller general at s26 500, 600,
an increase Of nearly S12, 900, 900
The Southern has already notified the
comptroller general that it could
stand no increase and will arbitrate.
Hearing nothing from the Atlantic
Coast Line, which returned its prop
erty at a total of 81, $50 59S, the
comptroller general assessed it at a
total of s22, 4OS ,O0O
The returns of the Western Union
Telegraph company, which were put
in at 81 OSO, 24O this year, were boost
ed to So, 422 $780, This company has
also practically given 9otice that it
will arbitrat9.
Comptroller General Wright has
added rs per cent of the increase to
the physical property of these corpor-
atoms and rs per cent to the franchl-
ses. He was prompted in this in
part, he states, by the fact of the
largely increased prices Of materials
and equipment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
THAw cAEsaFuuL IN TONES.
First Anniversary Of Sensational Kill
inc Of White.


New York, June ga year ago
Tuesday night Harry X. Thaw shot
and killed Stanford White, the archi-
tect on the Madison Square roof gar
den during the initial performance
Of the musical comedy, "Mmselle
Champagne.
Since the tragic night Thaw has
been the central figure In one of the
most absorbing trials in the criminal
annals of this or any other country;
his mental state has been made the
theme of innumerable opinions, lay
and expert, and It has been passed
upon by a legally constituted cam
mission. HIS own, his wife's and
his famlly's acts, positive or Mega
tive, have been related evan to the
most ordinary details; his case has
been the subject Of prodigous amount
OF newspaper writing and illustration;
the procedure Of nis trial has been
made the subject OF International
comment, and finally, twelve men
picked with extraordinary care, have
disagreed in his case, after probably
the most popularity exciting delibera-
lions in the history of any trial for
murder In the United States. Thaw
has many more days In tne TOmbs
ahead Of him. for It is certain he Will
not be tried the second time until late
in the fall and there is possibility
that he may not be tried again this
year. But he seems sangu1ne and
cheerful notwithstanding the con-
finement and scenes of depression he
Is obliged to undergo. He is in
good health also, though pale from
his prison life.
81 feel confident of acquittal at my
next trial." he is quoted as saying
Thaw has struck up a decided friend
ship with Raffaele Gascone, who is
charged with the murder of fellow
citizen, and with months spent ip
the death house in Sing Sing prison.
is awaiting new trial Thaw and
Gascone spend not a little time pac-
ing the corridors and chatting to-
gether.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
NASHVILLE STARTS NEW MOVE
win Employ only Southern Negro
Toaehers In Her Public schools.

Win Employ only Southern Negro
Teachers In Her Public Schools.
Nashville, June 26.--A tacit con-
clnsion was reached by the Nashville
board OF education Monday night that
only negroes born, bred and educat-
ed in the south need apply for election
as teachers In the negro public schools
OF this city,
This action was taken for the rea-
con that negroes from north OF the
Mason and Dixon line have motions"
and "are not familiar with southern
traditions and sentiment aud are per-
eona non grata to the Nashville board
OF education"
Manual training Is 70 be introduced
into the negro schools and the sentl-
ment entertained by the board was
developed from the facts that among
tire applications for the position OF
supervisor OF Manual Training Of the
negro schools were graduates OF Har-
ward and otaer eastern universities
one other Is big, black southern
born, southern bred and southern cd
ncated negro. and be got the job,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
nln MIsslonarY eatherlna .

Warsaw, Ind. June 26.--Several
hundred women from all over the mid
die west are gathering at Winona
Lake 10 attend the annual meeting OF
the inter- denominational committee
representing missionary organizations
Of the Missionary Baptist, Christian,
Congregational. Presbyterian, Evan
geliean Lutheran. Methodist. Friends
and Reformed Episcopal churches.
The sessions will continue over next
Saturday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
RIOTS AT COPPER MINES.
Japanese Miners Arm Themselves
and Cause Disturbances.

ana Sdube biStul pdHSSSs
Victoria, b. c., June 26-Follow-
ing the recent labor troubles at the
Ashle Copper mines and Muroran col
lieries, serious disturbances are re-
ported at the Besshl copper mines
near Miyanoshita, Japan,
Ten thousand strikers have burned
mine buildings, destroyed much prop
erty, killed the chief Of police at
Suimoto and attacked a regiment OF
soldiers sent to quell the rioting.
The miners armed themselves with
rifles and ammunition taken from the
mining company's magazine, which
they destroyed
Dynamite cartridges were also used
by the rioters. Many scenes OF vi
olence were enacted and a number Of
fatalities have been reported. Ring
leaders OF the strike movement said
to be socialists, are alleged to have
fomented the troubles at the Ashie
mines. Damage done TO the mines
is estimated at over a million dollars.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
PUSHING GREATER AUGUSTA
Bill to Increase Size Of City o. Az
ousta To Be introduced

aANN6 -
Augusta, Ga. June 26-lne u'e1.
or Augusta proposition that Is 0e'ls
discussed between official Aaga'1
and Richmond county delegation :
the Georgia Legislature is ati'A'u''
a great deal OF attention. ~.
It is understood that Hon b9y ,
Wright. Hon. r, e Allen ana i'. -.
c. E. Dunbar are in accord T''I ~, =.
city administration on the proves
of the extension Of the city
The extension embraces arg =.
lions of Nellieville and Ha'' ,l,.--
Vile. and a part Of summeI,' -,
principally the Flat section o. -
village. The new territory en'.l ...
about one and one-qua''s' 80,
miles in area and includes
Z 900 population. r., ~
The proper bills 10 ac'oNt''. h,
extension will be Introduce "
coming session Of the lesi'.l'''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
Drowned while In sWlmmlnu.

Lumpkin, Ca. June 90 While In
bathing Sunday afternoon with several
boys Of his size Joan T, Usher. about
i6 years Of age. vas drowned pre-
sumably BY taking cramp One Of
the bathers came to town. which Is
about a mile, and gave the alarm.
and IA a few minutes quite a crowd
was assembled diving and dredging
for TIE nody OWNS to the fact that
the exact location was not known. q
took about tao hours TO and the body
ana bring Il ouf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
cuIp Save Reports Are Not True

Wasnlngtou. y. c., Jnue 26 Vice
president M CUP, OF the south
ern Railway company, stated Tues
DAY in answer 10 inquiry that taere
A. no foundation Tor me publishes ru-
nor nat there would be- ohange In
che Offices o. passenger tratlc .msn-
aref and general pesseuser ascent 81
chat company on July Ae en-
nomced that 10 change - either q
fhose oHiees As co1lemp'a,ei
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27

Fresno Calf June s6.-An IN
known masked man Monday halted
two stages on the read between SUM
nit and Grub Gulch and compelled
the passengers 20 hand over what
ever money and iewelry taey carried.
one Of the pakseusoTs was forced BY
he roboer 70 pass the bat among his
companions OF tho Journey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
WAR PREPARATIONS.
euatemalan Ports In Readiness to Re-
pei InVaslons.

New Orleans, June 26,-A Picayunt
special from Port Barrios, Guatemala,
says that the forces at the east coast
ports. held TIN readiness TO repel In
vasions, number 500 men at each
place. each battalion of this size hay-
ing six rapid fire and six Siege guns.
The dispatch also confirmed reports
that coast fortlhcations are being
erected at several ports. The Guat-
emalan government is reported to be
negotiating to buy 4O0-ton steamer
OF rs knots speed, to be armed with
eight rapid-fire guns and used as a
man-Of-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27
KING CARLOS THRONE roTrERs
imminent Danger Of Being Engulfed
BY Democratic Wave.

by pemocratie WaNes
London, June 26,--A correspondent
OF the Tribune says In letter mailed
from Lisbon, June 10, that King
Carlos throne is In imminent danger
of being swept away by the rush OF
great democratic wave, swollen sud-
denly to dangerous proportions by the
act of despotism which he permitted
May /.
The people do not forget, the cor
respondent says that last year IN king
condemned Premier Ribeiro's attempt
10 dissolve the cortez and they con-
trast this attitude toward conserva-
tive premier with the curious illog-
lcal license he has given to Premier
Franco. The general feeling OF the
country Is one of advanced liberalism
aud a repetition OF autocratio bung-
ling can only nave one result today
in Portugal. the writer says, nance
ly, the deposition OF the king and toe
establishment OF z republic.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27

Ashevilfe, n. c.. June 26.-on the
application OF Crayath, Henderson &
Gersdorff, representing the STANDARD
Trust company. OF New York, and
Charles w. Tillet, OF Charlotte,
Judge ]. C. Pritchard Of the United
States circuit court, has granted a
temporary injunction against tine Car
DINA and Western railroad company
and the North Carolina corporation
commission 70 prevent the en-
forcement OF the North Carolina 2h
cent rate law, watch goes into ef-
feet July /. The injunction is re-
turnable by Judge Pritchard Sat,T-
day, at which time other railroad
cases involving the same principle
will be heard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-27

Atlanta. June 26.-Thon1s -,
who lived near Howe.rs S''''', -,
struck by lightning Monda! -
and died instantly. Mr.. ne -
sitting on his front porch Vaea "a
Mr.. King was 81 years OF sac .. .,S
an engineer on one Of TIE 81
air Lines pumping stations