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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


JAPANESE; frs. class butler; coed Tef s,o
ences ami speaks English NG TIIyo Nm
up Kaninaml 1T5 Sands st.. BfooAlSH-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
Wolf Raided sheep,cld.

George b. Israel, who lives on the
farm OF Sheriff Samuel Parks, In John
7on township. Brown county. thought
his sheep were being killed by Oscar
Ault's dog. Israel went to the Ault
home armed with gun, where he In
tended to kill the sheep-killing dog.
A fight took place between the two
mon. and after they had paid their
lines before Justice Robinson OF john
son township they learned that he
had just trapped large timber wolf.
IKE neighbors Immediately made
friends and decided that tho wolf he'd
been killing the sheep instead Of the
dog. as supposed. Tho peli of the
dead wolf was taken to Nashville.
Numerous wolf tracks have been found
in johnson township, and number
OF farmers are looking for other
wolves which they believe have been
visiting sheepfolds. Columbus cores
pondenoc indianapolis News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
uTIlf NEWS NUGGETS.

The schooncsa Nellie NJ. of ST.
Johns, n. T., and the Tubal Cain
have been given up for lost with 12
men who werc on board
a slide OF earth Ia the Cambridge
slate quarry at Slatington, Pa, car
ried four men to the bottom oe the pit
Tobias Wagner, OF Slatingtbn, was
killed.
Judge Holland in the unitep States
district court has appointed Ieeeivers
for the James Dunlap Carpet Co, Of
Philadelphia, which operates several
large mills and which suspended bus
lness last week.
francesca Raffo, convict in Clln.
ton prison AT DaDneTora, r. y, Ia
dead as a result Of stab wound In
the neck inflicted by Michael yoscow.
another convict Both were serving
sentences for murder. :,
The strike of the car workers Of the
Georgia & Charleston and Western
Carolina railroads has been Settled
the companies couceding practically
all the strikers demands except rec.
oenition of the union. Over 600 men
have returned TO work. n.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
SEVEN LIVES WERE LOST.
A French Man-of.War Ran Into ane
Sank an American Steamet.

New Orleans, Feb. 2l.---lno hazy
weather, the French cruiser Kleber
last night rammed asd salfk the
American fruit steamer Hugdma In
the Mississippi river just off New Or.
leans. Capt. Lewis, of the Higoma,
said that seven Japanese coab pass.
ers and firemen were drowned, James
nNoal, of New York. suffered a
broken leg from the impacts !. The
cruiser was slightly damaged. "a
The Kleber, inst arriving from Ha
rana. was rounding sharp tdfn and
tho Hugoma, drifting with the six.mile
current. turned directly into tht man
ofwar's path. Capt. Lewis says that
his signal was mistaken by the war.
ship. The latter struck the fruit ship
amidships on the port side. nearly cut.
ting the vessel IN twain and within
FIVE minutes the Hngoma plunged to
the bottom In more than leo feet Of
water.
Some CT the crew scrambled upon
tho bows of the cruiser before the lat.
ter backed freq. while others lowered
boats and one or two jumped if,to the
river. The launching o; bdats was
extremely difficult, for when the
ships struck. the Hugoma rolled far
TO starboard, remaining thetc until
tho cruiser hacked, when tJ0 fruit
ship Immediately listed lar to port
and began to so down.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
The Wanderlnas Of a seaaulI.

On October 90 last there was shot
at Ouchy, on Lake Leman seagull,
aged about 16 months. which. the
Country Gentleman states, was found
to be wearing on its claw silver
ing engraved with the words 'yogcl.
station. Rossitten 90" Rossitten is
c:tuatcd in the Lido. Of the Courland
lagoon. between Konlgsberg and Mo
mel. in the Baltic, i.500 kilometers
from the Lake Of Geneva. NJ. Forcl
or Lausanne communicated with. DR..
J Thienemann. director of the orni-
biological station at Rossitten. Ac.
cording to tho latest notes, the gull
No. 20 was hatched there, and was
marked with the ring when n few
weeks old, before It could n.y. on july
4, 1905. II seems probable that IL had
thus made two winter mlgraiions be-
fore It fell victim to the human bar
barian. Westminster Gazette.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
WHERE MANKIND is KING.
Gift Of Speech Puts Him In q Class by
Himself.

Tho gift Of speech is the last proof
of Divine favor. in virtue of which
mankind has the rest Of the animal
kingdom faded, and stands In class
by himself
Some beasts are stronger than men,
and some know more hut no beast
cGn he such bore as man, nor can
any beast slop over. in the true sense
of the term. These distinctions we
owe 10 tho gift of speech.
The gift Of speech, moreover, lays us
under compulsion 10 read a great
many things which otherwise VIC
would not. In order that when we
have nothing TO say, we may neyerthc-
loss say something. Thus VIC promote
the publishing business, create a de-
maad for wood pulp. assist in tho do.
torestation of the earth's surface, stir
up now school Of kickers. increase
discomfort and contribute. at length,
10 progregs and pctulance.
Our ancestors used to consider
speech a means of concealing thought,
but We have nothing to conceal.--
Puck.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
70 An AUDIENCE 81 ONE.
And Ne Was the Jsnltsr ~ ths opsrs

"
II never see It snow but J am re-
minded Of one night in Colorado said
Jess y. Fulton. Of the Fulton Stock
company. few days ago, as he watch
cd the white falling flakes. "Wc were
playing In Colorado one night standps
and we struck small town in tho
,uining country. II showed all day.
and at night you could not see foot
ahead for the binding storm. Some
low the members Of tho company
reached tho theater and then waited
for The audience TO come. In about an
hour q man entered and took a seat
near The door. A consultation was
held back Of the scenes, and was So
lectcd to go out and explain the situa-
ton 10 tho audience. | stepped in
front of the curtain and. clearing my
throat, said:
"Sir, am glad to sec that the storm
did no! keen you away We have de-
clded TO leave 10 you the question OF
whether We will have the show or not.
You are tho only man here. and to-.
morrow night we must make the next
stand. We will give the play just as
billed, If you ask 1t, but If YOU have
no obj" G
Say. -pardner." interrupted the man,
II wish you would cut out that flow
of CAB and let mo shut up this here
house. Don't you suppose the janitor
wants TO go homo some time? When
thpre ain't nohndy cornin' lot mo lOrk
up, Will you?"-Kansas City Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
THE WAR IN CENTRAL AMtRICA.
Reports are Conflicting, Both Sides
Claiming a Victory.

san Salvador, Republic of Salvador
Feb. 21.-Dispatches received here by
the representative of Honduras say
that the Nlcaraguan army invaded
Honduras territory at PortillO Del
Espino and that after two hours fight
ing tho invading forces were com
pletely defeated, leaving 81 men
killed and many wounded on the field.
The Hondurans losses were insigDifi-
cant.
City of Mexico, Feb. 2l.--First As
sistant Secretary of State Algara has
requested the Associated Press to
make the following announcement:
"A telegram has been received by
President Diaz from tho president Of
Honduras saying that at O'Clock on
Of Nicaragua and Honduras met on
the border and fight ensned He
the encounter as q
small affair. The place where the
battle occurred, the number Of killed
or wounded and other details were not
given. The president Of Honduras de-
clared that the Nicaraguans were de-
ieated and compelled to retreat
II Is believed here that the tele.
gram from President Bonilla, Of Hon
duras. to Presiden. Diaz Is tanta.
mount to the non.acceptance of the Of
fices Of Mexico and the United States
and that war between Honduras and
Nicaragua Is now certain,
Managua, Nicaragua, Fob. 2l.--The
Nicaraguan army. under Gems. Vas
quez and Fornos, has defeated the
forces Of Honduras at several points.
capturing important positions. Presi-
dent Bon;ila, Of Honduras, has issued
q proclamation in which recent events
are distorted and appealing for recos'
milton Of the boundary question,
which Nicaragua has not taken into
consideration since the king of Span
rendered his award In the matter,
From the outset Nicaragua has only
demanded ample satisfaction for the
violation of her territory, for the at
tack made ON property and the burn
ing OF buildings in Nicaraguan terri
tory by regular troops of Honduras
and for the killing of the .Nicaraguan
soldiers who composed the frontier
guard which was attacked by Hon.
duran troops.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
Piles Cured
Broken Down with Twenty
Years Suffering, Mass.
achusetts Man Cured by
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
IS Aet6Stb Of BRIBtRy.
Prominent clevsIander Is Alleged u
Have Given $1,000 10 coIuu,bu,
City oftelal.


Prominent cievelander Is Alleged q
Have Given $1,000 10 a coIumbu'
City onselal.
Colunibws, o., Feb 2i.--A warfan'
has been sworn out for the arrest o.
M. IA Bramley. head Of the Cleveland
Trinidad Paving Co.. In connection
with tho board of public service brib
cry scandal. The police are lookins
for Bramlcy. but telegram from
Cleveland says he has gone to Colo
RADIO. The Cleveland Trinidad Go. has
some big jobs AT Pueblo, Col, and y
Is probable that Bramloy is on his
way to that city
Tho Columbus police department
has wired the authorities of Denve,
and Pueblo to hold Bramley until the
detectives. who left Wednesday
armed with warrants, can reach there
Arrangements arc being made foi
requisition papers for use in case
Brnmlcy refiises to return and anoth
er set OF detectives will be sent or
with them as soon as granted.
The warrant Is sworn ont by City
Solicitor Marshall and charges Bran
ley with giving 1000 bribc money In
$50 bills 10 Public Service Director
Lied at the Chittenden hotel on OF
about October Is of last year, in the
presence Of three witnesses. -
II. G. Lang, superintendent OF the
Cleveland Trinidad Asphalt Co., who
left the city Tuesday night aftcr a
second warrant, charging him with
bribing members of the board Of pub
lie service. had been issued. is
thought to have gone TO Cleveland.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
Jerome Fails to Corne,
Thaw's Wife.
AMAzES LAWYERS.
The District Attorney Astonishes Op.
posing Counsel by His KnowI-
edge of the Woman's Acts. q

New York, Feb. 21.--In continuing
his cross-cxamination of Mrs. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw on Wednesday at the
trial Of her husband, District Attorney
Jerome brought out the fact that in
1909 Stanford White deposited 1850
with a New York trust company. with
in4tructions that II should bo paid TO
the Nesbit girl at tho rate of $50 a
week. Mrs. Thaw frankly admitted
feceivipg a number Of checks from
The trust company, but she would not
admit that there was a provision that
she should receive tho money only
when out of employment. The prose
cutor spent, nearly.the entire after.
noon In trsra; TO- make Mrs. Thaw
admit that this Wtss true. but as often
and In rs many ways as he put the
qtiestion to,hars. sheN gave the one an.
aver u dou't Der1smber,'
Mrs. Thaw's inability to remember
asnufnber of olheU things about which
Mr Jerome questioned her was by far
the, most material element in the
cross-examiifation. Tho district after.
nay delved itasWhe cwisiiess' past lie
with a familiarity as to details and g
store of general knowledge which at
times seemed to amaze all who heard,
not excepting the defendants counsel.
Mr.. Jerome indicated early in his
Questioning that no had no disposition
10 spars Mrs. Thaw's feelings in any
way. ~
Mr.. Jerome questioned the witness
about her manner of posing for artists
and brought from her denial that
she ever posed In the nude. Mr.
Jerome was insistept for details on
the subject. He did not minco words
Many photographs OF Mrs. Thaw
were introduced IN evidence Mr.
piled the young woman with questions
40 TO what disposition she had made
uf the letters written to her by Stan.
ford White, Some, she said, had
been destroyed and some she had
Given to her husband.
In the midst of the district attor.
neys examination with regard to the
letters and when he was pressing for
an answer as 10 what had become OF
come, Of them, Thaw leaned over and
whispered to his counsel:
Stanford White stole them"
Attorney sO'Rcilly then said aloud
Stanford White got them"
II counsel desires to testify We
will be- very glad to have him do SO"
Mr. Jerome remarked sarcastically.
Mr.fJerome was assisted materially
in his crosseXamination by typewrit.
ton statements made by Mrs. Thaw's
mother aud by Howard Nesbit. her
brother. He consulted the statements
from time TO time.
MI. Jerome's cross-cXaminatisn may
require several days yet. lie jumped
about yesterday from one part of Mrs.
Thsw's Story aud one period of her
lite to another In a way that bafiied
ans attempt TO tell how far he had
progressed with his attack.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
+ A Sensational Scene in Court.

Wallace. Idaho, Feb. 2l.--A man
thought to be Insane on "Wednesday
caused CONJUNCTION at the lrlal OF
steve Adams for the murder of Fred
Tyler by springing mp and shouting
II am the mali that killed Tyler. Turn
all these other fellows loose, for ! am
the man that done the deod.' The OF.
floers hurried the stranger 10 the
shcriffs Office. There he said his
name was Patrick g. Ryan, Of Butte;
that he mad Just finished a term in
Deer Lodge prison for stealing NUT.
ton aud after being released he had
gone 10 Burke. where Rooseyelt's .
daughter had told him to come to
Wallace and take charge Of this case,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
MINISTER hAp NO CASE.
Reverend Gentleman Jumped Rather
Hastily at Conclusions.

A clergyman whom people call Dir.
Brown Is pastor of one of the churches
IN St Paul, Mimi. noted for his good
works as well as for his good preach
Ing, and is always ready to iakc q
hand In the enforcement of the Laws
against vico. Ono day he appeared
at the Office Of the city attorney, lead.
by the hand a boy of about IL years.
Mr. Murray, said Mr.. Brown, Il
want you to have So-and-So, who
keeps q saloon down in Fourth street.
arrested. He gave this boy n drink"
We'll! Ahem!" was the first char
acteristic uttcrancc Of tho attorncy,
as he brushed his hand over his head
and face. What time were you In
that saloon. my lad?' he inquired, turn.
ing to the boy.
Just come out minute ago." re.
piled the urchIn. modestly.
Hum! Yes, yes; How did you come
20 go in?"
Don't know Just happened to-"
Gave you a drink, did ho?"
"Yes."
And the boy wiped his face with an
upward stroke of tho palm of his
rand, while DR.. Brown looked. on with
an expression Of satisfaction Mr..
Murray scratched his head moment,
and proceeded:
"Abem Well, what did they give
you TO drink"
Glass of water" answered tho boy.
why didn't you tell mo tbat?"
exclaimed the minister, turning very
rod in the face.
You didn't ask me. sir" said the
boy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
Were Caught Under Falling Walls.

Dayton, o., Feb. 21.--Thomas SUIT
ton, of Maysville, Ky, was killed and
five men were injured last night at
West Carrollton. All were workmen
In the Friend paper mills and were
caught under falling walls OF the
ruined note paper department, the re-
suit Of fire which started In the
waste paper subway Just as 600 girls
left the factory. The fire was caused
by a defective electric wire. Aid was
summoned from Dayton and from Mi
an,isburg. Loss $4,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
The white Murder Trial.

Wooster, o., Feb. 2l.-The aged
mother OF Harry White, the Alliance
boy on-trial for the murder of Thomas
Dye, tho OrrvilIe lad. was in court
Wednesday. An uncle and brother
were also present Mrs. White was
greatly affected by the charge against
her boy. The work of getting jury
Is slow. The big legal battle in the
case will come when the prosecution
makes an effort to introduce the al.
legged confession OF young White. AT.
torneys for tho defense will contend
that the confession was made under
Sursss.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21

Cleveland. Feb. 3l.--Dr. A. y. How.
ard, superintendent of the Newburg
state hospital, will continue to be the
head Of that Institution at least until
another meeting Of tho trustees is
held. The board at its meeting Wed.
nesday took no action looking to his
dismissal. This lack OF action was
the result Of the absence of two of the
trustees. Dick and Fordyce. who arc
at their homes, II is said. because Of
il!ucgs. n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
Grand Jury Is investigating.

Athens. o.. Feb. 2l.--The grand
jury on Wednesday took up the inycs-
tigation of tho death of w. !. Barnes,
u patient at the Athens state hospital
for the insane. Hobart Rceder and
Harry Harkins, attendants. are now
under arrest. charged with murder.
and G. +. hobo, another employc Of
the hospital, is q fugitive from Justice.
N Is alleged that they trampled
Barnes and beat him to death with a
section OF rubber hose. All the trus.
tees and male attendants at the hospit.
al were. before the grand jury, and
many OF the patients will testify be.
fore the hearing is over.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
.1aiIsy penies AIl the charaes

sA,istin. >Texa q Feb. 2i.-United
s,tf6ks Senstos Bailey was on the
stand Wednesday In the legislative in.
veFtlgstiol. .TuGa substance of his
teGtiinony was criticism Of Attorney
General Davidson aud the prosecution
sgAihst him In general. He depied In
detail all the charges that had beei
nrAfprred against him and stated that
,pNch .of the evidence was in the line
of Criticism rather than facts. Thu
cotlmittee objected to reports TIA,
tyAy were in conspiracy to eaec,
thHfarrest of H. Clay Pierce.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
Administratlcn Ticket Won

New York, Feb. 21.--The adninis,
tration ticket OF the Mutual Life In
surance Co. was elected by a majority
approximately OF 10000 In tho fhcent
policyholders' election. according to a
statement made by the election IL.
spectors 10 the proxy comnitteas, The
vote for tho various tickets aso given
by the inspectors was. For aaainis-
tration ticket 1pQ,1s2. For the united
committee ticket G0.i61. Fer G,third
or :uiion ticket 3.447. IL was. also
stated that ''of the i9a.is2 yotcgs 1872.
400 were net challenged aud ifJ spe.
cial objections raised to them"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
From Meme 10 Washinaton.

Washington. Feb. 2l.--Eli Smith
the Alaskan mail carrier who ha,
been making q trip from Nome
Alaska, to Washington, arrived Wed
nesday and with his team OF sever
Eskimo dogs and bis sled ON wheels
he drove to the White House. Smith
presented 10 the /. president II lettei
from an official at Nome aud in return
tho president wrote a note certifying
TO Smiths arrival In Washington.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
Moro PAY for coke Workers.

Cpnnellsyille, Pa. Feb. 2l.-Nptices
were posted Wednesday by the W. j.
Ralncy Coke Co.. Cambria Steel Co.,
Washington Coal snd Coke Co. and
the Pennsyillc Coke, Co.. annottncing
that on March | they will pay the
sane wages as received by tho en-.
plcyes OF the II. G.. Frick Coke Co II
is said all the coke companies In The
connellsvillc region will accept the
new wage scale upwards of 10000
men viii DO affected by tho inclrasc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
tilahss Asks for keIsey's Remoyal.

tkAlhany. n. ", Feb, 2i--Gov
1Wkhes has recommended to ;ho sen
Akk the removal from office of Otto
ksisey, state superintendent OF insur
a4ce,s On the ground OF uhtitness for
tue position, demonstrated by what
tl{e governor regards as lack Of az
pfecistion and grasp Of the needs oi
NJ department, especially az disclos
Cd by the investigation of the Arm
strong committee. The governors
message was referred to the senate
committee on judiciary.