The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

That Ohio peace pactsems to have
had a regular Korean finish.
Judge Pritchard Is now Justify call
forming regular King of Leopold
sort of stunt.
"Tissue Of falsehoods," exclaims Mr..
Taft. That's another claim on the
presidential succession.
The attention of Senators Platt and
Depew is called to the fact that the
emperor of Korea really has.
The rescued maiden and log cabin
features of the Cortelyou boom have
not yet been brought out of cold stor-
lage.
Presumably, Mr.. Harry Orchard will
now step forward and blushingly in
sist that he, too, has had an immun-
Iity bath.
It seems that the San Francisco net
Is letting lot of big bribe givers
escape after catching lot of little
bribe takers.
The New York Press deyotes
column to what II calls "our laggard
judiciary. Yet the Judiciary is al
ways rushing in.
A microscope that magnifes 10000
times has been manufactured But
still tariff revision by its friends is
not discernable.
Senators Foraker and Dick have not
yet grown hoarse thanking the Ohio
republican state committee for its en-
ldorsement.
Lieutenant Perry expects 20 set sail
for the pole about September 1. Pre-
sumably he has the relief expedition
jail arranged for.
The chief objection to the Okla
homa constitution comes from emin-
ent gentlemen who wer not allowed to
dictate its provisions.
The gentleman who predicted cool
summer will hear something to his
disadvantage by calling around al
most any old office room.
Secretary Cortelyou's latest customs
house order is an indication that he
is preparing to play for the returned
European traveller vote.
Senator Knox has opened up head
quarters in Pittsburg for, his presi-
dental boom. He seems to be well
sooted with It's progr sss so far.
A New York paper says that Mr.
Knox is willing TO be president All
that is now necessary Is for about
seven million others to side in with
him.
And just TO think that those Alton
bons would not have ben such good
TRADING stock had 1t not been for
the kindness of Governor Roosevelt
of New York.
ifeller did not collect his witness fees
from the government are guileless
lot. Wait until he renders the gov
ernment bill for oil.
-
! What's the use of trying to tell
the New York World what demo-
crat is. The World wouldn't recog-
nize the real thing If 1t collided with
1t In the middle of the road.
How much longer will the people
of the different states spend thous-
ands OF dollars TO secure the enact
lment of needed laws, only to have
some federal judge veto them?
Providence has thrown Korea into
the lap OF Japan, but to date we have
not been Informed that Japan flung
w, 100000 into the lap OF some other
nation as sort of phiIopena.
Senator Foraker Is delighted that
no democrat ever nominated him for
office. Funny, isn't IT, how often
we can find things upon which we
can exchange mutual congratulations?
An exchange informs us that the
portrait OF the first treasurer of the
united States, Michael Hlllegas
adorns the new ten dollar bill What
hasn't 1t been on them all the time?
The United States steel corporation
has Just sold the Japanese government
l2'OOO tons of steel rails. Doubtless
they are delivered in Toxic cheaper
than Americans can buy them at the
rail mills.
The republicans enjoyed them
selves for ten years while the dem
ocrats quarreled and the democrats are
now viewing with complacency the
quarrel which Is to determine which
faction will control the republican
party.