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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10
9lns &crcinsfrciicn.

Torbercitltngcn fir lCiu 9lultcrn-
rotten. - Der ,@uocntu = Wt1lt-
nerGor" cr0lt cine i66nc Cont
mcrboQc. - &orbercitlul0 0cS
yS6olio" fir Den 0crrenobcno.
Scr .@crnunin . Guortctt 2 Glltb"
iibtc gcItcru 9lbcno in @rn. 2(ltg. Is.
WoQcncr'S Souc, 9tr. t16, NorO-Go.
coitroBc, inter &eitllng icine$ Girl
0entcn Eroi. 3. adrollt8 Gb0rc fir
icin n66Itcs Nnitcrtr0ltcr,. Sn Der
ollf Ole SingltltnOe folgenoen Sc
id1ft5iitung mllrbcn Ginlobrlgcn
bonn ,Nriolt" uno o@crmoniu Curt
perein" cntgcgen gcnonrmcrL looonn
mlroc elm Shreiben bcS o@ermnnios
W1nncrhprS" bon 2oucoiter, Yn.,.
perleien, IN ocnt bieicr &Crein cinen
boloigen @cilth in Der Monuncntel'
Ito0t in 9lllSlidt itellt. SIN llcbrigcn
murocn sic lebten &orbcrcitlngcn
fir ooS bereitS crmGbntc Iltlttrnr0s
item 0"etroffcn. Nod Der &crIonm-
lurl0 mltroc Der 66. @cburtStog 0cS
oftiucn Mit0lieocS Or. &cnrp StQrt
bel @ciong unb 9ederflonG 8cieicrt.
o0o0cniu Nc 0nncr6or.
Ser Observation-Disclosures" biclt &c
Itern NbcnO in icinCt SNllc al Der D,
unO HrottitroBc lcinc m0McntIide
Sin0itlnNc, Die micoer icbr gut be
illdt nor. Ioa lebr r~Cidboltigc Wtlt.
iif.Yro0ronm fir 0cn 6unlilienMl@.
flu0 nod) SolCpilo.Eorf I'M Mdi
muroc Ourdgclonlnlcn, mo limo be
rcit$ icbr 0robc 6orti6rittc BARN &c.
ntodlt murncn onnf oc3 WnCrnlil0li
d)Cll GiicrS ibrcS IiriQcntcn Erof.
@cu. ". E06lnlonnt. Sn Der nod)IoI-
gcllbcn @cidditSiibun0 mnrOcn orcl
attipc mo 5lpci poiiipc Viit0licOcr
olf0Cnommcn. @ciltdcr Scr o@oOc-
Northumberland" lpCr0Cn Die
icu Spnuncr o1QCnc6nn ilbcrroidt
lpcr0Cl,, ga Scr 3icr1ortcn billtcr Der
SoQc uoQltGnOip cingcridtct it, 10
Dob mon i'm Sdottcn Der Ncbcn ilber
Sen @ortcn gnlB GcntiitbIi6 @ombri-
ms icin Spicr 0orbrin2cn tonn.
ShoIia &c GnuCrhor. T."
gu &oigt'a @oQc al Scr @orior0-
9(pcnnlc biclt Qcitcrn 9l6cnO Der
vG6olio. MGnncrhor" icinc Si1Nituns
&c ob, 5lt Der Die Nftipcn uoaitGnOi1
cri6icncn norcn. Sn Der nodiols
gcn0cn @ciGditSltunbc mllr0cn bic
G%inlaoun0cn oc9 yOMmpin.Gmb&"
mo OeS ugIrtons" ucrlcicn mo at
oeronmrcll. Die &orbercitunQclt 5lml
Serrcn.NbcnO Gn0c 0ieicS Wonoto
iinO oac 0ctroficm ltnb pcriprid)t nan
ii0 cincn Olrdli6ln9cnOcn Griol1.
@ooi der Trnucnpcrcin.
0tc Notwithstanding oc9 90
0iidcn SroucnpereinS" inllO 0citcrr
Nbcno il SGclberN'9 &ollc inter
Dem &prii6 Der YrGiiocntin 6rou ".
@irid) mo Der Brototoliiibrllng Ocr
SefretGrin 6rnll 9lnno Bernard ltott.
3i1n6d)it lpltrOen &orbercitln0en iilr
cincn W~ioiolSflilg gctroifcn, io0onr
mllroc Elm neltcs Wiitglico ouf0cnonl.
men. Srau @iQigcS mo bic Sroltcn
81 cincm &offeefrGn56cn in ibrcr
@obnlng Nr. 100, gtoro > @upitr2
fir bclttc Nbeno cilt, melfc Ginlas
Dung cinltinmig o%lt9cnomnlcn ipltr.
DC. Nod Der &crlummllm0 mltroe
nod Elm &lnid) c%in9enonmlclL uno
bcrrl6tc babel cine rc0t ollinllrtc
Stimmulng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10

%** Ger ySlpnpiasGlub" perott.
ltoltet bcltte Nbeno III Der n@ermalio.
WGnner6or Soae" ieinc 5m~cite2lbeno.
llnterboltung nit 9ol. 9oS @rroll.
gemellts zGnnitc bat ein llnterbol
tlings-Yrogromm 5lliomncn 9eitellt
bos nidt nltr ~reid)baltig lit, ionocrr
aub illtereiiante 9tlllnmern entb1lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10

No6 Dem bonn 0eparte-
ment iijr Snn0cl ltno 9lr6eit argea
Itclltcn Grbebltngen bate oas amert-
taniidc Giicubabnnet om @noe 0e5
SobrcS 1906 cine gauge bon $4,000
Wteilcn. @uli oiciem cnoloien Sdie-
ncnitrangc p%crfcbrten 10000 &ofo.
motipcn lno jmci Wtiaioncu Gars
ic0cr @r0bc ln0 ieoer 8citimmltng;
10000 Snlontuoqcu iuorell SriOat.
eigeutbum. %n Den letter Sa6ren
ncraltSgnbtct Die Gilcnba6u . @elell-
idoitcn iiir ole Gr9dn5ung uno Gr.
ncucrlnG ibrcS rouen0cn Wtateriol3
$2,5O0,0OO. &~opituliiirt moreu Die
pCrihicocncn @cicllihuitcn I'M De-
ridt3inbrc nit il1aQcinmnt 1868
100000 Collars; uti Die Weile &c.
Iciic bcrcdnct, crgibt ooS 100000,
lars. Mn Nttiondrcn mnrcn 225,000
~porbonocu. Die Gimubmen aus
Dem Ecrlonen = &crtcbrc be5iiierteu
lid uli l9l,953,23 Collars, ienc
aus Dem 6rodt &erfcbr uitf 1891
652,390 Collars. Der cr5ieltc Rein-
gcluim ltcltc iid) olti 9Ol,43f,56S
9olur&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10

Ser n@cteronen &crci II
Scr oltcn Srctmilligcn
Scuermcbr" 6iclt gcltcrn Nbcno
in Der .Ncrmonio.W dnnerd)or.SoQe
ieincn SobreS6ua, mel6cr iid zines
ollten NeilldcS e%rfrcute rno BET ocnt
lid oQe I6eilnc6n1er portrcTIlldl
omiiiirtcn. Ger 9ol mnroc onrd)
cine Eolonoiic eroffnet, meld)c bonn
1citerhei @ortou ongcIilbrt iuuroe,
Dem Oonn Die Sciicrs&ctcroncn III
Uniform nit ibrcn Gomcn folgtcn.
SIC oltcn &crrcn i6WonNcn 0o@
Son5bcin 0on5 ilott II. bicltcn Itono'
holt aus, bis ser lcBtc Con pom Erot.
.. Scippel'S Srd)eItcr ocrflull0ell
mar. Gic arrangements Wdrcll Iol'
oc~noernobcn pcrtbcilt: Nrrongc-
mcntS. Golnitc - sic $50. Charles =.
Gable, Somltcl Z. 9ufebort, Might
ItrS &irid, u. s. Berger II. Ilcron-
Der SlopSmon, len. Ton5-Gomitc -
Die &&. @nt. Wf. Gum s. VI. Der
ger mo GbomoS W. Carroll. Ga
mcn-G mpiongSsGonitc - Die 6roltc1
Gloio Mitd)cll, Morp T.. SobnloL
GQu g. Street,, Got6ern Seller, Ncl,
lep @cuiortG mo Slilio WcGonolp.
Sic Ocr5citigcn 9eonltcll ocS Screins
linb: gllguitlS gl6crt, Erdlioent;
Anbrew s. Berger, Gicc.ErGliocnt;
,So6n Stutfert, prot. Scfret1r; So@.
$. Carroll, SinotS.S efrctGr; Illgr.
Itlls SiridL Sdotnleiltcr; Samuel
Sonnob, Gbei. Sngcnicilr; SomlcI
{. Gufcbort, Siilis Sngenicur, unD
aleranocr Slopsmolt, Moidincn-
Wdrtcr.
Die ~ Arlington 9oItis
more nno q nnapolissS q + II"
bnt nit ser @rriftllnD ibrcr Yniio.
gier = gnoItation 5ipiihen Der Turf.
Ipenlle, CELEBRITY lttro WorionitrdBe
%beeonnien. Die 3irnu Garoea &
6ore bat Ben Gontroft fir Dos Nie.
berreiben Der bort itebenOen @ebdnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10

GSlt ocn ledsltodi9en @ebGube
Nr. 131 bis 1877, 9insitonltrobe, lit
Bolton, Woii, melhes bon mebreret
S%o6rifontcn bon 8aoren fir 9arnen
cin9cnomnten moro, gcIhob burd
Selier uno 8ulier ein Sdooen bolt
$4,000, Sic geidGbigten 5irmen
iinb Gooler & Sberlep, 8a6rifanten
bon Gomen-Godet; Die nSaibiou
@oiit onb Sfirt Company" iino &c.
6. Ridolos, 9gent fir Die n@. Sic.
lin gllentpooren Co."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10

Ginccn0lii6c 3citungbe G.
5ificrt 0oa IN Nricimorfcn ntgcIcgtc
&opitoI nit 20 Wtiuioncn Wtnrf. 8ir
boItcn hicien @ctroq iiir picl SIT nieos
rig cil9cld)obt mo Alollbcn iiher,
Dob bel Dem icBi1cn bobcn Stnli6c
Der FbiIutclic minocitcnS 0nS Cop
petite IN 0icicn tlcincn lnidcinbarcn
g8crtbcll dnQclcAt iii. @ibt cS ood
SommIllnacL 0crcn @crtb nad)ItiI-
Iiorcn Gcbt, luic j. y. Die Sommlutg
bon Fb. DC la Nellotierc IN FariS, Der
Iif ciNcnS Slpci ScfrctGrc fir feline
SnunmIunG bait, 0crcn @crtb oltf ct,
lua 6 Willioncn Mnrf turirt ipir0.
Nltd in 0clltidlnno gibt cS icbr gro-
&c Sammllmqcu IN G%ripotbGnoen,
4 y. olldl IN Scip5ig cine Iolde int
MScrtbc BON I Wtinion Wtorf. Cider
Wonhcr, Der fcin Sonmlcr lit. miro
ouSruicn: ,@clh' mniibe @eloper.
ihlucnoulg!" @cnlndl, mein Siebcrl
Oh fcnmit oo5 nid)t. SIS gibt feine
before aopitol . Nhtlogc oils 9rief-
mortcn 81 f%nltlclt. Slt iucnig Sabrcn
lounlt on ocin Welo pcr0oppeln. gteb.
men mir nitr cinmlol ooS nGhltliegen.
DC 0cuti6IonO. SIN Sabre 1893
tonnte mar oic 3 Ticnnig (Beio) H..
; Eicnuig Geio) ioIt gum Nominol.
mcrtbc c~infoliicn. Seute foItet ieoe
BON beioen 5 Worf, ollo minoeitenS
1O0'ioh bcroient bat Serienige,
Der lold)c Worfen redt5eitig foufte.
2oooS 1904, 10 cd. foItcte bis Dor
9 Sobrcn II Worf 80, iett 200 Wff.
etc. Cine en9liide 9rieimorfeu.
Sommlung, fir weldc innerbolb 81
SSobrcn 1850 Wort oiiS9egeben tpor.
bcn iino, lit icbt nit 10000 Mf. Der.
follit moroctt. 0oS 8rieimorfens
Somnlclu lit iett feline Spieleret
nlebr, cS lit Elm GROCER Snbultrie- II.
Son0elS5tpcig geipor6en, Dem 5ablrei.
DIE @crfe ulo 3eitlhriften cine tpiis
icnidoitlid)e llnterloge geben. = 3t
ben bcrporro9cnoiten 3eitidriften
bicicS Sports geb0rt n9ie &oit".
llnipcriol =. 9(n5eiger fir 9riefmar'
fen. Sonnler, ipel6c ocnGor5ug Bot,
nidt MIR gut reoigirt uno ousgeitot1
tct SIT ieiit, ionoeru trot Der re9elmd4
Bigen ih0nen 3rgobcn MIR 1 Marf
80 Yia, be6ip. 2 Wtorf (per arel54
bonb) pro Sabr foitct. Srobenum4
nler perlongc man gcgcn 0oppelfar4
te pom Scrlog 5cooor Geinbotb III
2cip5ig. ~ i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10

Ydic fir'S 4nSlauo befurst e.. Mainc, s,r.
4f3, Stt'Salttupte.S tr.t nahe 9uttumbuuie.9tue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10

@rui 2ouiS Gopcn&, Ser
iid sic GcttluA oca ShlohticlbeS
bon Wotcrloo }lrr SebcnSuligobe &C.
moht bat, pcricnoct cincn 9eridt
iibcr Oic 9ht3iidten Der propaganda.
Goa S6IodticIo lit icbt gon5 per.
mobrloit. Sir icinc GrboltunG boa
ben iih Stimmcn ans ioit allen 20n'
bern G%llropo'9 nlSaciproden, beIona
0cr3 uiclc GnglGn0er, Scr Erin5 BON
Molc2, &oro HobertS, ser 2oro.Nfos
nor bon &onOon ulo sic mciitcn eng.
liihcn NcAimentcr. 2llld) otc &oiie-
rim Gugcnic, ser @cncrolitobsdcf
@rof W}oltfc, Wtoior d. EliiSfoiu,
Eriu5 @orNbcic, Scr itolicniihc M6-
tcrloo,S hriitItcllcr @cncrol Siellte.
nnnt Eouio limo infer Ocn Suffered
icntcn. TiC nScrmcS SrnaiQucS,"
Die WfcicrcielL INN Die Scr pcrbGn9nib-
uolc &umpf al2gciohtcn nlir6c, iols
len c%rpropriirt mcrOen ounlit nid)t
on i6rcr Stcle 6nbrifcn cntite6en.
So nl0dtc man germ Der Qcbciligteu
G6cnc ibrc Ebpiioanomic loiien, oie
Idlor nod lucniAcn Subren 10 ltt-
fcnntIid) nor, oob @clinaton, olS CT
JIG III @CNIcitltnd ocS &0ni0S @eorq
bon Gn0IonN bciudtc, nliriei: Sic
6o6cn mir mcin Shln6ticlo oerGr-
6rrt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10

Safe snr Geiie in's MislanS be.
iorat s. Jiaine, Nr. Alb, Oit.Yalti.
a,urc.S trake, sa9c Gpitumbuuie.Auc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
LEVY WILL
Be 80 MILLS
No Decrease is Possible This
Year.
SCHOOL BOARD WEAKENS
Will Make a Reduction in
its Demands.
County, City and Township Officials
May Get Together Soon and Make
the Annual Levy.

1t Is now practically assured that
the total tax levy to be placed against
property IN the city of Marion TINS
year will be 80 mills, the same as
was levied last year. Committees from
the coulci and the board Of educa-
tion were in conference with Coun-
lty Auiit)r Charles l.. Allen, the
greater Fart of Monday afternoon,
|trying TO effect some means of keep
ing the levy down, and as a result
of this conference. It is thought that
Iit will net be necessary to make an
increase.
At the close Of the conference, the
members of the school board said
that they would be willing TO cut
two-tent rs of a mill from the in
crease OF two mills which they at
first demanded. They said that they
would maze this cut, however. only
under the consideration that the
council would do the same thing with
the corporation levy.
The board of county commissioners
had plal1ed to make the county levy
Monday afternoon, and at a meeting
held thpn II was practically agreed
to make the levy 6.5 mills, which
will he considerably lower than last
year. No formal action has been
taken in making the levy that
amount, l(wever. The township levy
has not leen made, but 1t is ex-
pected that It will be five-tenths Of
"a mill, ~. same as last year.
1t is now likely that the total
levy will rot be fixed until after the
next coInLil meeting, which will be
held in two weeks. 1t is not neces-
sary to hive the levy fixed until
July /.
Had not the school board given in
and consented to take less than an
increase OF two mills over the levy
of last %tar, the county auditor
would have rad difficulty in keep
ing the levy below the limit of four
per ceat prescribed by law.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
DANIEL ALLEN
PASSES AWAY
At the Age of Four Score and
Five.
Funeral Services Will be Conducted
Wednesday Morning at Essex
Church.

Mr. Daniel Allen, aged eighty
five years, four months and twenty
three days, died at the bone Of his
son, John d. Alien, of Agosta, at
1880 o'clock Tuesday morning. His
demise WAS due TO uraemic poison
ing combined with the infirmities OF
old age.
The deceased had been a resident
OF Agosta for a number of years and
was a highly respected citizen. He
had been life long member of the
Methodist church and was an earn
lest Christian worker, having been ac-
tive in many religious lines of work
Besides the son, at whose home death
Occurred, a daughter, Mrs. William
Wren, of Marion, survives.
Short funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the home at 1890
O'Clock Wednesday morning after
which the remains viii be taken to
the Essex church where services prop
er will be conducted b. Rev. Mr..
McKinnon. Interment viii be made
in the Essex cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
RUSH IS MADE
TO PAY TAKES
All Seem Anxious to Have if
OverWith.
Books will be Closed Promptly,
July 20 According to the
Statute.

The collection OF the June taxes
has bec~n and is unusually brisk
despite the fact that the time for
payment of the tax will not expire
before July 20. According TO C0un-
ty Treasurer Wottring the tax pay
els are coming in unusually early.
The collections are now averaging
$1,000 a day.
The treasurer states that he would
advise all who want to pay their
taxes without delay to come IN as
early aS possible and avoid the rush
which takes place during the past
few days. AT that time the treas
mer's Office is packed from morn
ing until night, and the tax PAYERS
heqlently have to wait an hour
or more before their turn.
No overtime win be granted for
'he payment Of June taxes, the
treasurer says. For the january tax
about an extra month was granted
IN order to give belated tax PAYERS
time to come in and settle. This
time, the treasurer says. the books
viii close promptly on the night OF
July 90.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
BOND IS
NOW CAPTAIN
Badge is Handed to Him by
the Mayor.
WORTHINGTON OUSTED
Firemen Interfere in a
Family Row.
Husband was Choking His Wife
and Two Fire Fighters Forced
Him to Desist.
WORTHINGTON OUSTED

A family row in one Of the shan
ties at the rear of the City build
ing yesterday afternoon attracted
the attention Of the firemen and two
fire fighters Eugene and Bus"
Stafford played the role of police
men, arresting William Mitchell and
locking him W. in the city prison.
When the firemen went to the
small abode of Mitchell, the lord and
master was choking his wife and
the intervention Of the firemen pre-
vented the woman being injured.
Mrs. M0tclrell later filed an affi-
,davit against her husband.
When the case was Leard, the wo-
man refused 10 prosecute the charge
on con lition That the husband pay
her 81 30 a week for the support
of their child. The husband agreed
20 pay the amount ami the wife left
with the child for her former home
in Agosta. She informed her spouse
that she will commence divorce pro-
ceedings al once.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Reld by the Official Board of the U.
B. Church, Last Evening.

The regular quarterly conference
of the United Brethren church was
conducted in the auditorium of the
church last evening at 1880 o'clocks
Rev. w. u. Roberts, presiding ell
der of the district. from Lima,
was present and delivered a short
address, afterwards conducting the
business proceedings. The quarter-
ly reports from the various depart
ments of the church were submit
ted, showing everything in excel
lent standing. The meeting was
largely ATTENDED.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
NON-SUPPoRT CHARGE
Is Filed Against Clarence Vokee
aad He is Arrested.

Clarence Nokes, charged with
non-support, was arrested in the
West End Monday afternoon by
Humane Officer j. W. Ulsh and
Patrobman liostetter. The ailidavit
against Vol1es was filed by the Ma
rion County Humane society on
complaint Of his wife. He was la
ken before Justice Charles Ill. Con-
ley and was released on bond, lis
triad heing set for June Is. Vokes
claims that he is not the father Of
the child iof which he refuses TO
provide.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
INFANT DIES
Mable c. Blocksom Succumbs After
a Two Weeks Illness.

Mabel G. biockson, the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Blockson, died at one O'Clock this
morning at the residence ON East
George street. The child bad been
III two weeks.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock ut
the residence. Rev. C. w. Henscl
olIicnting. lnterment will be made
at Marion cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
Notice to Gas Consumers.

Immediately following the reading
of meters for June, 1907, the price
of natural gas foy domestic use viii
he advanced to 3A cents per 1000
cubic fea& (dss aNiscount bf 3
cents per 1000 cublc fe&. If paid on
or before the 10th day of>dhe month
following that in which gas was
used.
THE MARION GAS co.
by VI. A Mickley, Agt.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04

Charged in an affidavit with point
ing firearms at Eta Mason and
threatening to kill her, Emmett B.
Mason, VI Edwards street, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Offic-
er Hos'ntter. The affidavit was fill
ed by Ttta Mason.
The story of the scrap between the
pair as told in the mayors court was
rather numerous and il developed
that the wife was as muc no blame
as the husband. A reconciliation
would be useless, 80 this woman de-
.cided TO return TO Columbus where
She formerly lived. Her husband
agreed not 70 go near the houae until
the woman rad packed up her belong
ings and lad departed
The woman was arrested a short
time ago FOR drunkenness and dis
orerly aonluct on the streets.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04

A. l.. Bond. r.. A. Slagle and, d.
w. Bell we're nominated for the po-
sition of Captain Of Police at a
regular Tntting of the Safety Board
this morning. Sam Roberts and Ed.
Barh were appointed patrolmen to
fill ya"ancies in the force. They
lwill serve "nth another examination
Is held.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04

weeks ago. Worthington has been
dishono-lbly discharged from the SER
vice.
The new captain had the highest
grades in the civil service ex9mina-
ton of any Of the patrolmen IT. limo
for the promotion. He has been on
the force for a number of years and
is qualified in every way for the
Iimrprtant position which he now
holds.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04

Frank Holland, soap peddler was
ARRESTED on a charge Of intoxication
last night by Officers Hostetter and
Wilhelm. He was ordered out of
town, this morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
TEACHERS
EMPLOYED
AT a Special Meeting of the
School Board.
BECKETT IS PRINCIPAL
Some Teachers Given a Raise
in Salary.
Old Instructors Including Special
Teachers are Re.Employed for
the Coming Year.

Professor G.. M. Beckett was
elected principal of the high school
TO succeed Professor Frank d.
Tubbs. at u special meeting OF the
city school board last mgnt. Mr..
/ Tubbs. for five years prncipal ana
one of the most prominent educa-
tors in the state. placed no applica-
| ton for recollection and will leave
soon for Harvard college, where he
will pursue special course III his
| favorite study OF history. Mr..
Beckett has been at the head of the
commercial department Of the high
school for the past several years
and has won the confidence and es-
teen of the students. He has been
an cmnest and enthusiastic worker
and is deserving of the honor.
The board discussed somewhat at
length the question If whether on
mot Superintendent IL. l.. Frank
should be paid IN full for the time
while he was sick. Members Hill
and Spaulding were of the opinion
that he should not. reasoning that
the teachers are docked when off
duty. and that the rule should APP
plv in this case. Member Dickerson
declared that the ease was differ
ent, as the superintendent = EN-
ployed by the year, while the
teochers are hired by the month.
After thoroughly sitting the matter
the majority of the members ex-
pressed themselves favoring pay
memt in full and the clerk was au-
thoIized to make ont the pay rol
accordingly.
The committee, composed of the
democratic members OF the board,
submitted its report, naming jan
itor for the Oak street building.
Benjamin +. Little was elected at
tie usual salary. The republican
committee dll not report at this
TIME on the election of a janitor
for the David street building.
Bills amounting to 5000 %
were allowed and orders issued on
treasury for payment Of same.
The concluding business of the
board was to rc-elect the old teach
cn's Of the schools. New teachers
will be elected at the next regular
meeting. With tie exceptions Of
Miss Edith Golden, resigned, and
Miss Edith Wolfe. resigned, prac-
italy all Of the old teachers were
reelected. Those reelected with an
increase of salary of s. were Miss
Eta Jacoby, Miss Anna Flite. Miss
Anna Morcy. Miss Nav Arthur
Miss Pearl Campbell, Miss Lnella
Scholl and Miss Eeora Wizard Miss
Ruth Edwards, assistant at State
street, was elected regular teacher
with an increase OF S15 in salary.
Miss Mamie Fletcher and Miss Al
ma OTison were reelected with an
Increase Of $40 in salary.
Following is The complete list Of
teachers reelected:
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
C. NJ. Beckett, Principal.
Miss Elizabeth Ruehrmund,
Miss Louise Cunningham,
Miss OLA Almend:hger,
Miss Clara C.. EwNl',
Miss Eta Jacoby.
Miss Anna Fite,
Miss Anna Morey,
Mr.. X. II. Marshall.
Miss Abigail Harding.
CENTRAL BUILDING.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04

The l1ayor this morGing appointed
A. l.. Bond, captain Of police to
Succeed Arch Worthlnston, who
figured IN "a sensi tional elopement
with retty telephone girl, several
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04

William Smith, a tramp printer,
was ARE sied for drunkenness last
night by Offloer Babcock. He was
released lris morning after promis-
ing 10 ie1ve the city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04

Greatest evAnt yet. K. p. MinstreIs.
Tomorrow night at the Grand.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
Great Reduction in Millinery

Beginning today we will offer our
trimmed hats at sweeping redue-
tion in price.
All $1,000 hats now ........ 81. $50
All $3.50 hatsNpow .... $4.75
All Sc so hats now ... $500
All S. 90 hats now>,....... SO. 90
Also a nice line of C6Ndren's Hats
at $1,49 TO $500. -
These are all new hats, neatly
trimmed and up-to-date in every par
ticular. They will be ready sellers
at the prices named and an early Sc
lection is suggested.
NEW IDEA MILLINERY STORE.
6-3-2t East Church Street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
DAVID STREET BUILDING

| Miss DeEmma Hawley, Pr;n. =. list
Miss Anna Schoenlaub ..... .2nd
Miss Lulu Rubins 3rd
Miss Stella Bell .4th
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04

Miss Gladys Humphrey ..... 3rd
Miss Flora Slough ...........2nd
Miss Elizabeth Diary ....... list
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-04
OLNEY AVENUE RUIIDING

Get your ticket right away for
the X. p. Minstrels at the Grand
Wednesday night. II