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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-04
ARRANGE FOR {.
= BIG MEETING.
Yearly Session Of Odd Eel
lows at Green Camp.
DATE IS OCTOBER IS
Elks Plan for Winters Series
of Dances.
Companions of Forestcrs Arrange
for Membership Contest Other
Lodge News Of Interest.

The final session for the year
of the Ohio grand chapter of Roya,
Arch Masons concluded in Masonic
temple with the election and ap-
pointemcnt of officers. Two Column
bus members were elected and APP
pointed to Office. Edward II.
Archer was installed as dep
grand high priest of the order
and DR.. G.. l.. Harrod, grand
marshal.
The Office Of NJ. r. grand high
priest was conferred on Louis M :.
Lea Of Sandusky by the electors,
and others were elected and APP
pointed as follows:
r. +. deputy grand high priest,
r. II. Archer of Columbus; r. F..
grand king, w. Y. S. O'Hara OF
Toledo; r. +. grand scribe, Frank
Crumit, of Jackson: r. f.. grand
treasurer. II. V. Hampson, of
Salem; r.. +. grand recorder, Ed
win Hagenbuch Of Urbaa; r. +.
grand chaplain, Rev. +. G.. Mitchell
cf Hartwell;, f.. grand marshal,
Dr.. G.. l.. IIarrod of Columbus {:
grand captain of the host, Joseph
Kirkup of Cincinnati; grand piin-
cipal soiourner, Thomas II. 1sitt Of
Cleveland; grand royal arch car"
tain. W. f.. Evans CT Chillicothe I:
grand master Of the third veil,
+. j. Crane of Garretsville; grand
master of the second veil. C.. b.
Jamison Of Piqua; grand master
of the first veil. II. FL. Squire
of Sandusky; grand steward, j. Fl.
Baher Of Cleveland; grand sentinel,
George w. Fels of Cincinnati.
William T. Mclean Of Sidney,
the retiring NJ. r.. grand high
priest, was presented with the
jewel of past grand high priest.
hood, and response was made in
q feeling address by the recipient
of the honor.
Cleveland was selected for tho
next session of the assembly, to
be held Oct. Z, 1908. Ohio State
Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-04

Marion Lodge. No. 80, B. p.
O. Elks Initiated ,one candidate
al a well attended meeting held in
It's hall on East Center street,
Thursday evening. Plans for the
appointment of committee TO
arrange fcr series of dances to
he given during the fall and win
ter were discussed. II is also ey-
pected that pOssum roast will
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-04
be held early in November.

The Companions of Forestcrs
met Thursday night and made ar
rangements for u big membership
contest which will be maugurated
in the near future. Complete plans
for the contest will be formulated
soon. 1t was also arranged that tho
Guard of Honor, of the lodge
should go to Gallon, October p,
TO initiate u class of candidates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-04

The knights of st. John met Thurs
day night with fair attendance ana
transacted routine business.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-04

Marion Lodge, No. 43l, Path
finders, attended to considerable
business of Importance at well
attended meeting held Thursday ev-
ening. r. f. Brooks, district dep
uty from Bellcfontaine was present
and gave an interesting talk. A
social session was enjoyed at the
close.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-04

Arguments were made in the cir
cult courtroom in the quo warranto
proceedings TO Dust the Grand
Lodge of the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen from business in
Ohio. The Grand lodge has con-
fessed the allegations made in thu
custer snit by ATTORNEY General
Ellis, but some disputed question
have arisen with regard to the dis
tribution of the beneficiary fund,
now in IA receivers hands. Ohio
State Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-04

Routine business was transacted
and the second degree conferred upon
one candidate at well attended
meeting of Wayside lodge, No. S6A,
!. o. o. f.. held in the lodge halls
Thursday night.
At the conclusion of the regular
lodge meeting the committee of the
Marion County Odd Fellows Associa-
tion met and arranged for the an
nual convention. 1t was deter
mined 10 have 1t convene at Green
Camp the afternoon and evening of
Friday, October IS. At the evening
session, initiatory work will be con-
Quoted by the Agosta degree team.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-04

The Fratcrnal Ccnscr will meet
this evening and transact some
important business. \ full attend
ance is desired.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
B. Altmtatt & On.

HAVE PREPARED FOR SALE AT PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE
PRICES DURING THE PRESENT WEEK. VARIOUS ITEMS
OF WOMENs AND MISSES APPAREL DRESS GOODS.
ORIENTAL RUGS AND DECORATIVE OBJECTS WHICH
OFFERED. AS FOLLOWS:
On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ORIENTAL RUGS
WOMENS WAISTS
On TUESDAY. JANUARY 18th MISSES SUITS
On MONDAY. JANUARY 18th
COLORED AND BLACK DRESS GOODS
DECORATIVE OBJECTS FURs AND FUR GARMENTS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

aGn . and That M ,s point II n t
communieation Of Captain PiiisbSry That ymen-of@
var Shall be confined to the anchorage off Tom2-
GREENvILLE CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT,
y ts s
requires several @ qualifications In tbs western an
tTao of the cSanne Woud BE-
F. The unless the % % be 6
larger than than necessary and the eommttee recon-
On the S New j Jersey u hats Be between H line drawn
and @ north Of f' the Greenve chan
not anchor within Loco yards of Bedloes Island or
For the ' further benefit @ Of the Greenvie improve
at its own expense the following addition to the
regulation goyerning the western anchorage Upper
No vessels shall anchor in the Black Tom
to said channels so as to obstruct the approaches
or interfere in any way with the free navigation
As compensation for this reduction in the an
in the western anchorage. Upper Bay. to the
The southern limit of western anchorage. Upper
Bay shall be to the northward of line from Con.
to the aforementioned point a east Of Robbins
Reef Lighthouse.
ASSIGNMENT OF BERTHs.
The committee deems it tudicious to empower the
supervlsor or allchorages TO assign oerths IN the
them. Ultimately 1t will probably be necessary to
New York only at points assigned to them by the
supervisor of anchorages. as has been the practice
for some years In some of the principal foreign
seaports, For the present, however; the commit
tee considers II sufficient TO direct the masters OF
vessels in search of berths the supervisor and
authorize him TO place such vessels. In the same
line and also to improve conditions at the quaran-
tine anchorage. the committee recommends that no
vessels shall occupy permanent berths in any an
choragc, except specially provided In the regu-
lations The quarantine inspection off Staten ISL
begins the
during prolonged fos, the anchorage ground at this
point is liable TO congestion, The COMMITTEES is OF
the opinion that this situation will be somewhat
relieved by adding to the present regulation sov-
ernns the quarantine anchorage the following:
Vessels arriving at quarantine and awaiting in
spection may anchor temporarily to the westward
OF a range passing through Craven Shoal Buoy and
Robbins Reef Lighthouse but as soon as cleared
by the quarantine officer must vacate THIS tenn
porary anchorage, and II detained in quarantine
must move into the quarantine an chorage
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
MOVE on LITTLEFIELD.
Members of Committee Likely to
Take Trouble Before the House.
From The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE controversy be-
tween Representative Littleheld and his col
leagues of the House Judiciary Committee.
growing out of his speech the Anti -Injunc-
tion bill, in which he charged them with being
towards. wdXed warmer to-day. Some of the
members of the committee threaten to bring the
matter up on the floor of the House and demand
an apology for his statement that majority OF
the members of the House on both sides have
not the courage to stand up and vote against the
bill.
Representative Tirrell. of Massachusetts. who
has been charged by members of the committee
with holding back his report on the Anti-In
junction bill in order to aid Mr.. Littleield's
liquor BILL had this to say o-day: "Mr Little
fields statement that all members of the Judici-
ary Committee are towards makes II necessary
for him to give his colleag gues on that committee
explanation. In fact, unless he brings the
matter up himself it will he brought up formally
by the committee. We naturally object to being
considered coWards either morally or otherwise.
MY delay in submitting report on the Anti
Injunction bill entirely excusable as was
ill during the time that I should otherwise have
prepared It. 1 shall present the report next
Wednesday"
An idea Of what the report will be may be
gained from the following statement of Mr. Tir-
rell: Il do not think the bill Mr.. Gompers
idNors can command q majority OF votes in the
committee. The bill is not only revolutionary
out almost anarchistic. Reasonable compro-
mise has been suggested. but the aboring people
VIII be satisfied with but one thing that is ex-
emption from all Injunction. As for me- | shall
vote for what consider the best interests Of the
entire country Elected without opposition last
time, can afford 10 be independent"
Other members of the committee were not
so outspoken against the bill. but had even more
TO say in criticism of the castgation they re-
ceived at the hands of Mr.. Idttefeld They
held consultations and considered the advisa-
bility of getting the matter before the House
Mr. Littefield made a statement In which he
withdrew none of the ACQUISITIONS made in his
speech before the Founders Association He
said the statement in The Tribune was the
first and only knowledge he had that there was
any feeling on the part Of any member Of the
Judiciary Committee III regard to the matter.
He said 1t never occurred to him that anything
in the address would be offensive TO any MEM
ber of the committee. and that, at any rate. 1t
was not so intended He said he did not believe
that any member OF the committee had changed
his attitude the liquor bill because of any
personal feeling the member might have had in
relation to a matter entirely unconnected with
the merits OF the question on which vote had
been taken.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

FURS AND FUR GARMENTS
Monday, January l4th
the following Garments at Greatly Reduced Prices:
Black Russian Pony Skin Goats $500 and 1000
Karakul Goats $500 and 10000
Imported Cloth Paletots Ened $500. $500 and 5000
COATS. MUFFS AND NECKPECES AT SPECIAL PRICES
Brown Russian Pony Skin Goats. 26 inch model $500
Brown Squirrel Coats "a inch model $500
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
DENATURED ALCOHOL CONTROVERSY.
Internal Revenue Commissioner, Accused by
Newspaper, Denies He Opposed Law.

Superior Wis, JAN 12.-"The Telegram to-day
nrints report by Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue Yerkes made by request of President Roose-
yelt, as the result of allegations made by that
newspaper against Yerkes's department The paper
had charged that the department had worked
asa,rst the law permitting dstilling denatured al
cobol and that the law is impracticabe because II
reouires a dister to produce at least 500 gallons
day. -, 1..,a.,. NJ yar,es contra
5,nts botn these assertions. He declares that a
ts,i nay produce five gallons 5000 Mr.: Yerkes
saws that he attempted to head on the legis
n,;op In question. but, the contrary had sup
rtnd II ibe movement for years: He also de-
ppas thar his department hedged the law about with
reeniations prohibitive 10 the farmers
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
MExIco's CUBAN MINISTER COMING
Will Act Temporarily as His Country's Am
bassador at Washington.

Washington, Jan 12.-The Mexican Embassy here
has been informed that the Mexican government,
has sent Sehor Don Jose F. Godoy, the Mexican
Minister TO Cuba to Washington TO take charge
Of the embassy pending the arrival Of Sehor En-
rique CreeI, the newly appointed ambassador, who
will not reach this city until early spring sehor
Godoy was formerly first secretary of the embassy
here. The assumption by him of the charge Will
not affect his status Minister TO Cuba, which
post he will again occupy on the arrival here OF
the amba ssador. Sehor Godoy is expected In New
York from Havana on January 10.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
CINCINNATI TO BE BALLOON CENTRE
Ex-Mayor Fleischmann Interested in Sport
Orders Big Gas Bag.
~ Telegraph 70 The Trihune. ]

Cincinnati, Jan. 12.-Norman kenan, president of
the Union Gas and Electric Company, and
Mayor Feischinann, one OF the best known sports
men on two continents. have decided to take up
ballooning and have given out a contract for big
balloon to be constructed in this city by Leslie
IJaddOck a well known aeronaut, and w. III. Dill
ger, expert on air currents, who has worked
with Santos Dumont. The balloon Is to carry four
persons and IT is said that Messrs. kenan and
fTleischrnann intend make this city centre for
lovers of the SPORT
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
AIDS WHITE PLAINS Y. m. C. A.

Treasurer I.ongee of the Young Mems Christian
Association OF White Plains has received from Jonn
N Rockefeller a check for $4,000 toward the fund
Cor the associations new $1,000 building. Mr.
I,ocLefeIle- offered the $4,000 some time ago ON
eo-df;o, that the 5000 additional he rasea, MS
Iiaie, II Gould s,ibssribcj sioVe. and s3orn more
,ised through tile efforts of lie association
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
A SALE WILL BE HELD

SALE WILL BE HELD
BEGINNING MONDAY. JANUARY 18th. COMPRISING
BRONZEs. CLOCKS AND CLOCK SETS ELECTRIC LAMPS
CURIO CABINETS. CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASSWARE. AND
VARIOUS PIECES OF BRICABRAC. INCLUDING ENAMEL BOXES
AND IVORY MINIATURES. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
NEW PLAY AT THE LYCEUM.
'HThe Boys Of Company B."

The farcical play called The Boys OF Company
b. which was produced last night at tho Lyceum
Theatre, and favOrably received by genial audi
euce follows in the wake OF "Brown Of Harvard"
by the same author. Mrs. Rida Johnson Youns.
and contains a kindred cOnglomeration Of shallow
sentiment. boisterous frOlIc and broadly comic
nonsense. II 10 designated a comedy: but comedy
e a picture OF manners duplicating natural repre-
sentative characters sincere feeling and probable
Incidents. and made interesting with a credible
story and amusing with equivoke. The serious
vein in this piece-which is distInctively farce
involves worthy mother. who. nevertheless. has
borrowed money from old sktnfint, without her
good husbands knowledge. and who Is willing to
sell her daughter, in marriage to that CurmudgeOn's
son, In order to escape her debts and
maintain her social position. That posture OF
circumstances. presented Will not bear
animation. The comical vein relates the scheme
gardly avunGular guardian enlisted as a private
soldier. for the sake Of much needed exercise
and good time IN camp. and then to make that
relatives life so uncomfortable that. for escape
from military discipline, he will part With = lib
eral amount OF money. This expedient obviously
Is forced and preposterOus; but It serves as an
impulse Of merriment. The Observation-Disclosures
between the lovers are induced by well-WoEn ex-
pedients-one Of them being the writing OF a love
letter by the hero for one Of his comrades which
mssivs rea%Ghss aches the WrOng girl as well as the
general OF the piece Is bright Mr.. Joseph Z.
Oeer ana Mr. Arnold Day"asde from eTeess sEun 0t o
unpleasing gTimaee-impersOnate the rOgulsh
dash and made a more than usually agreeabia
impression MT Werner Clarges could causS moro
ward recruit II he would somewhat moderate his
effort Mrs Eustace manages an almost Fep2lsIve
character, that OF the merceuary mother with ex-
gives a capital portrayal OF a contemptibie cad
The boys are aPRr02Fiaately ay ooytsh There Is too
slang. but some of the lines are pquant and clever
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

MORRIS-COSTEFs-On Saturday April O. 1907 ut IN,
residence OF the brides mother. city bv ~,
HeV; w X Huntington. d D., Emily Pel. dau@hts-
Norris F''
I5U ISBEH-LOCE<WoOD-On Saturday. April G. By IN.
1tev. IhoHas s. Hastings and the Henri Sfoans
Coffin. Louise Benedict daughter OF NGrs II Csrs-t
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be Indorsed
with fun name and address.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsToR-Captain w. r. Bennett. St. John, N B.
FIFTH AyENUES-Judge Hand Scranton. GRAND
General Harbach, u. s. A. HOIaLAND-LOuIs r.
Payn. Chatham: Captain Clsland Davis, U, s. n.
AANHATTAN-Maior A T. Shillingen, Ottawa:
bishop McVickar, Rhode Island. ST. REGIS-Jay
Cooke III, Philadelphia. WALDORF-ASTORIA-
washington.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

CIIrEsPIE-wH wHITMAN-On saturday. April G. isO7 at
Christ Church. New 5Eishton. Staten 1sland BY the
Rev WaFfield CrOwdeT. the rector, Eleanor Es
mend daughter OF the late Eben @ Whitman.
Alexander Marshall eldest son OF William GiesGis. Of
Cambridge. England
AMMOND-sTEyENS Monday April s. 1907. st
Trinity Church. Hobosn, by the Rev. Clayton Mitchell
rector, Mary Plctol Stevens. daughter Of ths late
John Stevens. az Henoksn. 70 Ogden Haggsrty Ham
loD1
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

For the eonvsniencs OF TRIBUNE READERS shrOad
SIiN1AY TRIBUNE hls IN the reading OF th.
TONDON-Hotel Victoria. Savoy Hotel. The Langhan
Hotel Carlton Hotel ClaridEs's Hotel. Hotel Metro
role Midland Grand Hotel. The Howard Hotel. Nor
fok street EulhaIkment: aorrox's 3. Hotel LOndonx
C0ueen's Hotel Upper NorWood
NGTAND-Adslphi Hotel, Liverpool; Midland Hotel.
Manchester; Qgeen's Hotel Leeds; Midland Hotel
bradford; Hotel Wellington. TnhrIdss Wells Md
Iand Hotel MOracambe Bay Midland Hotel. DeIbys
HoIlier's Hotel ShanSlIn Isle Of Wight.
aOOTT.A EnOch Hotel. Glasgow: station Hotel.
Ayr; station Hotel Dumfries: station Hotel. Turn
PkRIS-Hotel Chatham Hotel de Lille e Alhon Grarf
Hotel de FAthenee. Grand Hotel. Hotel Contnent1L
Hotel ST. James &c Albany. Princess Hotel
IOII.AND-HOte des hides. Ihe Hague: Hotel hurhalA
BE1.GITM~Gland Hotel. Brussels; Hotel 81. Antoins
SrSY-Nassauer-EIo Hotel Wisshaden: -Four Sea-
sons Hotel. Munich: Hotel heeyue Drsstens Palscs
Hotel Wiesbaden: Continental Hotel. Berlin; Angle
terre Hotel. Ems; Hotel pussedorfI Hotel ca
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Pugsls Munich; Hotel NalserhOf. BAD Nau1eins
Grand Hotel Nuremberg WuItteulhclgclhot Nursra-
berg. REGINA. Badeu-B1den
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERIAND-Ilotel Bristol VtennaJ
Zurich; Contineutal Lausaune; Hotel Victoria
Interaken; Victoria. Basle; Hotel Euor, Basief
savoy and West End Hotel. CARLSBAD; Palaes HoteA
rFAIY AND SOUTH OF FRANcE-Ilotsl Exrslsior
Rome; Grand Hotel, Venice; Grand Aotei Romss
Cannes. ca. Hotel villa GEsfe. CernoEblo. Comes
Grand Hotel dAix Aiz-lss-B2A1A
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARD1NG INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

Forecast for Special Loeslities-Fer New England
snow in northern ana rain In southern pOrton wsdnss
Aav fair: fresh, variable winds mostly southeast.
Jor Eastern New York. fRir to-day. except In
northern portion: Wednesday farI frssh southwest
west winds. -,
Nfs,Iand and District Of Columbia fair slightly
colder to-day; wednesday. fair; fresh west winds.
For Western Pennsylvania ana western New York.
cloudy and slightly colder to-day: "Wednesday fair: rresh
west winds
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ofloial Record and Forocast.-washington. April g
The weather continues unsettled in Northeastern dis
tr.ets with and rain In New England lake
region and thunderserms In the mountain regions OF
West Virginia Virginia. the CarOlinRs Eastern
nsssse. With the exception Of light showers IN the
middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys the weather else
where has been fair II is eodsr In ths Mississippi and
Ohio valleys.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

Highest temperature yesterday 4s dsgEees; lowest IS;
average Tor corresponding date OF year.
a; average fOr corresponding date az last twent-hve
local forecasts Fair to-day Wednesday; fresh
southwest west winds
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

bAk EESI9faEy A.. widow late Dr. James L Raksr
7Sth ysar 8, y S r.: on sunday April 9 19o5. IN ths
Wednesday April 10 1907 al her late TesaslSs %
C9%I-As So, sgEingheld Mass. April T. 1907 Harrison
ncc 20 " ss ' Central :rs services e. his late rest
Wednesday. April 10. at O'clock.
DIAK6EEAt 6.si- his residence No $50 Gates ave. Edwin
evening at T;A5 clock -'''A'
eITLBERETon Thursday Aprn A. Of pneumonia in New
fam T. and Harriet /. Gilbert '''s NV WIZ
eISSIGNEE2-At her resiisne. No $40 West s5th st.
e HsRTisss osa5scR 1Had S5RSs i0s aaa
Funeral on Thursday ApFn H. at $50 a. m.
14WRENCE-Charles Edvard Lawrence az his hons.
9q is01 PaIS New Brighton Staten Island April G.
at z p M thence to old Trinity Churoh SIanhattsa
@istI Shs daTSPss TsD1c yeut IN Trinity curchya with
eio oHy G s I. 6s hSsaa at hss :s e. aa tSs A az Z
Henry LOvsjoy. Funeral at washington. D. c.
n nde % 1Rs ] late Ch95lss Rolin and AuEusta Ipsr
encs Of his faher G FTRss9n EdaT HOVE j. ~ f0m the Sss
&5at d:S9 a m Special ear On train leaving West
s9.STTFE-4n sSo.S.- Re the IN inst the residence her
New York CITY Miss Mary l. MacIntyre. Of Pouss
GS1sa GSsRss Funeral service ths First RsfoTs
O. at O'Clock - -Us'O'' s'sA''s' AplA
5I&ER~sgddsnIy ESa On Monday. Aprn 1907 Ey A..
usy evening. ApriI 10 at . O'Clock.
OAkES-At Gen Ridge. N j.. April s. 1907 Am EIiz.
We or John Oases, in her 18th year. Funeral sarVcss
VIII &c held from her late home No IS Lincoln st. On
Bloomaeld Cemetsry "' a.
OAkLEf-Suddeniy at Nyaek n 2, On April @ 1907,
Henry A., son OF the late Richard Oakley. a. Ns1x
YORK City. Funeral at Grace Church, Nyacl NJ ~.
Tuesday. April 3. 1907 az 1890 a. m.
SoUTHARD- Suddenly. April g. Francis E. soushzra IN
the s4rh year Of his age. Funeral private -
THOMAS-On Sunday evening, 7th Aprii. 1907 at has
residence. No ~ East 41sr Mary widow or Thomas
Frederic Thomas and daughter late Abner C4f-
chester, aged % Funeral services at her late Fes4
dencs on Wednesday morning. 10th APRIL at 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
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psrasure for last twortour hours In comparison
with the corresponding Gate OF last years
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

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