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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-05-06
credit of Sinking
512 So

credlt OF SINKING
Fund ........ O.. 512 SO
Amount received
of Milt Mil
Ter, S. B. c.
April, 1907. ISL IA
Balance on hand
to the credit
of General
fund 80. go. 65 SO 116 81
Balance on hand to the
credit of pauper
fund ....----... 12O 90
Balance on hand to the
credit of EN-. fund
for roads and bridg-
es ....--......... 122 40
Amount received of ST
Smith, d. S., as
shown by last re-
port ............ Is IS
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-05-06

Voucher II, interest on
bond No 24....---- 20 90
Voucher IS, interest on
bond No 25........ 20 90 295 AZ
Balance on hand. ..... $512 SO
April 2, 1907 Balance
to the credit of Gen
eral Fund ......... SOS 50
April ?, 1907 Balance
to the credit of pau
perfund ............ s1S1 81
Vouchers charged to
this account as fol-
lows:
Voucher 10, Heston.
Whitworth & Co.,
coal account...... Is q
Voucher 20, Heston,
Whitworth & Co.,
coal account...... % 50
Voucher II, Heston,
Whitworth & Co.,
coal account.... 9 So 90 SO
Balance on hand.. sl2O 90
April 2, 1907. Balance
to the credit of
Emergency Fund
for Roads and
Bridges ........ 1851 90
Vouchers charged to
this account as fol-
lows:
Voucher p, John P Has
well, Jr, atty......S 90
Voucher %, Allen Lewis
right of way...... 20 90
Voucher p, Mary
Heston, land. ..... 225 90
Voucher %, Robert
Speaks, labor. 10
Voucher 26, Pete Ben
nett, labor. 10
Voucher p, Paul Comp
ton, insurance ...... 79 40
Voucher IS, Taylor
Meador, labor. 6 90
Voucher %, Clint Still
well, labor. ........ 8 90
Voucher 30 Coleman
West, labor. 4 OS
Voucher 32, Joe West,
labor. ............ 81
Voucher -, Stanley
Mattingly, labor. 90
Voucher 30, Milt West,
labor ........- IS
Voucher "a, Chas Dur
ham, labor. ..... 4 90
Voucher 81, Eli Mat
tingly, labor. 4 0S
Voucher 80, Tom Ryan,
labor ........----.. 81
Voucher 81, Matt Mat
tingly, labor. ? 10
Voucher 80, Vernon Mat
tingly, labor. ) GO
Voucher 80, Jesse West,
labor .............. 5 ~
Voucher 40, Cal Bland,
labor .............. Us
Voucher Il, lube Hook,
hay for teams. .... 10 So
Voucher AZ, F P Payne,
as per voucher.... IS
Voucher 43, Meador
Simmons. labor. 3 19
Voucher A, Jas Hinton,
labor ............-- IS
Voucher As, Buren,
Brown, labOr....... 10
Voucher 40, S A Yates,
labor .............. 90
Watcher A., Neal Hol-
land, labor. ..... 30
Voucher rs, Mart Dow
ell, labor. .......... "a
Voucher 49, Will How
ard. labor. ... , IS 429 81
Balance on hand. 1922 40
Your Commissioner and Receiver
makes the following report of the bond
% AI,a cot,vt,. NIT.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-05-06
1907 DR..

oril9. To amount received
f3om B F Beard, former
commissioner, amount
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-05-06

Balance on hand. -. 1922 &C
Your Commissioner and Receiver
makes the following report of the bond
ed indebtedness of the county, to-wit:
Bond 8 Jno Gibson, due
Feb %, 1902 $1,000 90
Feb. rs, 1902. ....$1,0 900 90
Bond IA, Mrs S McGary,
due March 30, 1899. 300 90
Bond 1G, Mrs Lou Rob-
erts, due Mar. 81,
1900. ...... ....... 1000 90
Bond IS, Mrs Lou Rob-
erts, due Oct. 10,
lS'O. ............... oOO w
Bond 10, Mrs Lou Rob
erts, due Oct. 10,
19O6............. 500 90
Bond 20, E J and NJ F
McGary, due Oct.
p, 1906. ........... 900 90
Bond p, J and ] B Glib
son. due October 10,
1906. ...----........ SUI W
Bond p, Isaac Norton,
due Jan. 4, 19O7.... 800 90
Bond %, John Gibson,
due July 8, 1900. 500 90
Mrs Lucy E Barnes,
dated Jan 8, 1905. 500 90
Isaac Norton, dated Feb.
l, 1906. ... 500 90
John B Gibson, dated
Feb. /, 1906. ..... 500 OC
Making a total indebt-
edness of. ..........$ Sc, 900 90
Said bonds bear interest at the rate
of per cent. per annum, payable an
nually. Several of the bonds are past
due, but no demands have been made
on your commissioner for payment of
them by the holders of the same,
REHABILITATION.
Balance on hand to the
credit of Emergen-
cy Fund. .......$ 105 SO
Balance on hand to the
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-05-06

March 81. By amount paid
The Bank Of Hardlnsburg
& Trust Co for 8 months
interest due January l,
on AZ bonds, .........
April 6. By balance on de-
posits in bank, ......
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-05-06
FISCAL COURT.
Official Proceedings and Claims Al
lowed at the April
Term, 1908.

due from him as shown
from his last report, .. s S9S 65
April 80. To amount receiv-
ed from Milt Miller, sher-
if B c., being amount
due this fund from him as
shown by his settlement
with the April term of
the Fiscal Court ..... 1901 76
July s. To amount received
from Milt Miller, sheriff
B c part payment due
from him of 1907 taxes. LAO 90
March 81. To amount receiv-
ed from Milt Miller, S B
c., part payment of taxes
due this fund from him
on 1907 taxes, .......... lao 90
toOO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
SCAPEGOAT FOR
OTHERS NO MORE
FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL OF
NEW YORK THREATENS Ex-
POSE IN BANK FAILURE.
CHARGED WITH EXT0RTI0N
Declares Case Has Been Preiudieed by
Public Statements OF Certain Per-
sons Formerly Associated
With Him.

New York, April g.. Sensational de.
yclOpments are predicted In the case
lf Nathan Eidaver, former deputy at
torney general, under arrest on
charges Of eXtortiug $500, preferred
by Wiaiam ~ Montgomery. former
mead of the Hamilton bank, TO have
he newspapers called of" I'm conuec-
ion with certain publications reflect.
ng on The conduct Of the defunct
bank
when Vidayer appeared in court
Thursday ho asked that his former
bond OF $4,000 be discharged and he
be- permitted to furnish new one,
which he did
Counsel for Vidayer declared the
case had been projGdlced by the pub
Tic statements Of certain persons for
wer.y associated Win yidayor. My
client does not intend 90 be made a
loauegout for any men who desire to
clear their own skirts at his expense, -
be said
The court denied the motion Of At
tornCy General Jackson to expunge
from the records the presentment at.
lacking his integrity recently returned
by the grand jury, and directed that
tho presentment should be sent to the
governor and legislature.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
WHAT THE WIRES GIVE US

A sham battle took place Thursday
afternoon near Pinar Del Rio, Cuba,
between the Cuban and the United
States artillery and cavalry.
George Ellsworth Putnam Of Otta-
wa, Kan, a student in the graduate
department at Yale, was appointed to
a Rhodes scholarship at oxford today.
Sanction to call a strike at any mo-
nent was received by officials of the
milk drivers union, Chicago. Thursday
from the executive board Of the Inter
national Brotherhood of Teamsters.
Mary Green, aged %, the daughter
of a former sea captain of New York,
attired herself in all the ilnery she
had planned to wear at her wedding
at Easter time and then committed
suicide by gas asphyXiation.
Michael Regan, chief of police of
Buffalo, ~ Y, arrived in San Fran
cisco Thursday TO take back east Ed
mund Z. Grimmell, alias Edward o.
Smith. He Is wanted in Buffalo on a
charge Of swindling a bank.
Sir Alfred Mosely Of England Is ex-
pect0I 10 arrive IN New York in about
ron lays 70 consult with SupeHntend-
"H' ol schools Maxwell regarding the
H..H a visit TO Europe this spring
q. tJ teachers from that city.
Reports from the mountain districts
ui kentucky Thursday show that great
damage has been done by floods The
greatest loss is reported along stbe
Licking river. In Rowan county part
OF the town Of Farmers is under water
The American refining and smelling
plant at East Helena, Mont, which a
few months ago suspended nearly an
operations because Of depression I'M
metal markets, ON Thursday reinstat
ed so former employees and started an
other furnace.
Found guilty Of a charge Of arson
Henry +. Mcdonald IN the circuit
court room, on Thursday shot and
killed Chief of Detectives William b.
Dwyer at Terre Iautc, Ind, seriously
wounded three other officers and by
stander. and was himself seriously
wounded. Mcdonald had been tried
for dynamiting stores and church ia
Sandford last year.
The entire student body OF New
York university went on strike Thurs
day and refused 10 attend their reel.
tatiOns to voice a protest against the
suspension of Alfred Young, president
Of the junior class Noung's suspen-
sion was the result of the ha2ing Of
Henry Bloch. a freshman, who was
ducked in the campus fountain yester-
day. Bloch has been unpopular,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
ADJOURNMENT TO
Be ON APRIL q
THE SENATE PASSED NUMEROUS
BILLS OF INTEREST TO STATE
--NEWBuRG AGAIN VILLAGE
MAY CONDEMN PROPERTY
House Passed Bills Authorizing Levy
to Improve Grounds--Fishing Laws
Amended Allowing Fishing in
Winter on Inland Lakes.

Columbus, o., April g. - Senate. -
Bills passed; Repeating the Long
worth law, which provided that consti-
tutiunal amendments might be printed
on the ballot under the emblem Of the
party endorsing It In state convention
30 that a vote for "a straight ticket
would carry q vote for the amend
ment; to authorize Newburg, o suburb
of Cleveland. to revert to the village
class because its population had been
cut down below 5000 by annexation;
providing for relief of employees OF
county commissioners prior to August
/, 1904, who were used In preparing
tax maps and for whom no legal COM
pensation was provided: giving insol-
venCy as we'll as probate courts iuris-
diction I'm the matter of condenning
4operty for public schools; to amend
the burglary law so that house break
ing at night win be punishable By n
minimum sentence of five years In
stead Of ten years, when recommen-
dation of mercy Is made to dedicate
for public park and pleasure resort
purposes the new north reservoir In
Coventry township, Summit county
IIouse.-Bills passed: To amend
itary act, restoring three sections that
we're inadvertently repealed In the de-
positary act two years ago. which are
necessary to enforce the law: author
izing the payment of expenses and a
reward net to exceed 5000 to sheriTs
for apprehending dangerous criminals;
permitting a levy of $40 Of q mill for
deceased soldiers, being an amend
ment of section of the act for the
relief of Indecent Union soldiers; au-
thoriZing levy OF lilo mill to improve
fair grounds: amending county salary
law so that officers can be paid In adj
vance of collection OF fees for three
years: amending fishing laws SO as to
provide for winter fishing on all In
land lakes. bays and on reservoirs,
fishing to be done with hook and line
only; to add ten inspectors TO the of
flee of the state inspector of work
shops and cries; TO examine
schools. public Ial and other similar
buildings. Resolutions adopted: Pre-
viding fer adjournment April and
81. House recesses between these two
dates, returning on the list to finally
approve the bills as etlysossed Final
adjournment will be April 81 at 4
o'clock p. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
CHASTITY HEAD
RIDES ON Pilot
STRANGER DELIHE RATELY LiEa
DOWN ON TRACK AND is
DEcAPlTATEO.
HAS NOT BEEN IDENTIFIED
~ Am Waiting for Train to XIII Me-"
He Says When Told to Move On
Brakeman Thought He Was
Only Joking.

Cleveland, April 3.--.Placing his head
across a rail Of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie tracks at East Forty-ninth street
In front OF an onrisbng locomotive, q
well-dressed man who has not been
identified sought a horrible death
Thursday morning. The mans head
was chopped off and carried upright
on the pilot for several blocks, a
CHASTITY spectacle.
The man had been lowering about
the tracks since dawn He acted
queerly and a brakeman approached
him and told him to move along
81 will not" he repled. 81 am wait.
ing for the train TO kill me-"
He spoke so calmly that the brake.
man thought he was only Joking How.
ever, he insisted that the man leave
the tracks. When he refused no went
for a policeman. Tie met Lieut. Jirele
and Patrolman Pu8k on East Forty.
ninth street. He asked them to take
charge of the stranger Just as they
got near him a train loomed up. They
saw the man deliberately lie down in
front of the locomotive. They made
rush for him. but before hey could
reach the spot the train had passed
over the body.
trunk. It was tossed In the air and
alighted on the pilot, a bleeding. ter
Tifying spectacle. There Il rested uu-
I'll the train stopped and the horrible
object was removed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
BY TROLLEY TO NEW YORK
Newspaper Man Reaches Cleveland
From Chicago by Electricity -
Has Travelled $50 Miles.

Cleveland April Elliott Flower,
Chicago newspaper man, arrived in
Cleveland Thursday on trolley trip
from Chicago to New York He is try
ing to make the journey exclusively
by electric lines He arrived here
from Toledo and started early Thurs
day with Ashtabula as his next stop.
Flower has Travelled $50 miles so
far and the fare has been $1010. The
distance from Chicago to Cleveland by
railroad is 957 miles and Elliott has
had to go 232 miles out of his way
to keep on the trolley.
In reporting to his paper, the Chica-
go Tribune, he says:
"I find that Cleveland is great
trolley town. All cars circle the pub
lie square and seem to start away
from 1t In any direction that takes
their fancy. After studying the prob
lem for some time / walked to my
hotel, because ! couldn't tell what par
ticrlar car might shoot out in that
direction"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
curIous enperIenoe a. So

New York, April Passengers on
the steamer Magdalena, which arrived
Thursday from South aud Central
American ports, reported a curious eX
perience at sea Monday night. While
dance was in progress on deck at
9;45 o'clock the liner began 10 pitch
IN odd fashion in an undulating sea.
The motion continued for some hours
and the dancing had to cease. An
inkling Of the probable cause was lat
er given in a wireless message telling
Of an earthquake in Mexico
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
DEALINGS IN
REAL ESTATE

clifford Almendinger 10 William
Schmelzer, 100 acres in Prospect
township, $S,266.
her. twenty acres in Waldo town
snip, $1,000.
Margaret 10. Allen to 4. NJ. Cum
bingham, lot in Marion. $500.
William Augenstein to irwin N.
Aud. ninety seven acres in Pleas
ant township, SS73O,
j. B. Bolander to c. d. McCmng,
a lot in Marion. Sl45O.
John IL. Bender to Herman
schweinfurth, about len acres in
Waldo township. 81.
John Baldauf to Iona w. Moon,
a lot in Marion, $3.50.
French Crow to Margaret 10
Freeman, part OF one lot in Marion
$500.
John w. Clark to Mary E.
Murphy, a lot in Marion. $500.
Harry l.. Crow to Jonah NJ.
Welbourn, four rots in Marion,
$500
f.. NJ. Cook, by administrator,
to K. w. Lel'ever and others, about
thirteen acres in Prospect town
snip, $2225.
John Drollsbough OF Sarah Cum
ningham, two lots in Caledonia,
$lS7.
Sarah j. Foreman to p. f.. Fore
man, one lot in Caledonia, 5000.
j. W. Furney to Elmer Cox,
the undivided half interest in nine
ty-iive acres in Tully township, 81.
Caroline Goodsell to Anna Is.
Shappell, two lots In Marion. 81.
Charles iioStetter to Martha A.
liainhart, part OF one lot in Marion,
$3.50.
Emma A, Hoover to David NJ.
Rayl, lot in Marion 81.
Charles llostetter 10 u. II. Lin
coin, a lot in Marion. $500.
IL. V. Kennel to j .B. CUTLERY.
a lot in Marion. $1,000.
j. J. Loyer to Milton Makeeyer,
twenty acres in Richland township,
", ,OOU.
Emma Myers to John Albert.
seventeen acres in Marion and
iardin counties, $40.
Lena Mathers 10 The Marion
Land company, lot in Marion,
S2SO0.
Milton Makeever to William II.
Wttzell, twenty eight acres in
tichland township, $1,000.
G. ID. McClung to Name 10. Felty
about sixteen and one half acres in
Marion township, s2650.
Harry @. Noll to Annie Noll. two
lots in Marion, 81.
George Ray Nash to Annie Noll.
two lots In Marion, 81.
George Ray Nash to A. g. Ed.
Edmondson, one lot in Marion, So
900.
Adelia Pierce and others to q.
A. Stiffler, a lot in Marion, $500
Benjamin II. Reeley TO II. q.
Reeley, ninety acres in Green
Camp township. $1,000.
B. g. Rutter TO Lulu M. lands,
undivided interest in seventy-hve
acres in Prospect township, 81.
Lloyd Sharpe to Iczekiel Aler.
a lot In LaRue. $500.
Joe and Edward Talon to G. w.
Merritt, about seventy four acres
in Marion township. $7O6S.5.
e. G. virden to Wilson Young,
ia acres In Montgomery township.
S57UU. t
Elizabeth j. Wyatt, TO w. @.
Jacobs, part of one lot in Prospect.
5000.
Elizabeth ]. Wyatt toJ G.. Stuc.
key, part of one lot in Prospect.
S5UO.
William Whitley to l.. E DeLaud-
err, lot in Marion, S70O
J. q. Wise TO Sarah fielas. part
of one lot In Marion, $1,000.
edward Wynn to Patrick Dwyer,
a lot in Marion, 1926.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03

on account of the disposition OF paDlic
lands was again taken up and tho
Bacon amendment for settling the ac
counts of owners of cotton seized by
the government during the civil war
amounting to $5,000O00 was consid
cred but without results either on the
bill or on the amendment. The senate
at 1888 adjourned until next Monday,
House.-Carrying a total of SILL,
SOS, ,S06, the agricultural appropriation
bill was passed by the house of repre-
sentatives late Thursday. Debate on
the agricultural appropriation bill was
resumed Immediately after the house
met. the subject of government aid to
state roads arousing a spirited discus
AiOn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
Exploring Club Incorporated.

Albany, y. Y, April 3.-The Reed
Hollow Earth Exploring club of New
York filed a certificate OF incorpora'
ton with the secretary of state OH
Thursday The club Is organized to
explore the Arctic and Antarctic re.
gions TO the end that the truth oI
laisity Of the proposition or theory
advanced by William Il. Reed that THE
earth is hollow sphere may be es.
tabished with absolute certainty
The directors are William Reed, Al
bert Oporii +. NJ Ashley, j. X Frs
kine, Jr, and W. S, Rockey, all of New
YORK
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
posaibIy Another Dreyfus.

Paris Franco, April France has
possibly another Dreylus case in
hand but with a difference Dreyfus
was innocent, but Ullmo Just convict
cd at Toulou Of selling the secrets of
the navy TO a German SPY, admits his
guilt and pload8 eXtenuating clrcum.
stances in the hope Of mitigating sen,
tance. Gilm0 was an ensign in The
navy lie came, Ike Drcyfus, of a
good family and had good education
lie IS sentenced 10 transportation for
life Within fortified precincts and deg
radiation lie has appealed to the court
of cessation, as Dreyfus did.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
Chicken Thieves Admit Murder.

Trenton, n. j., April 8. - Herman
Haupt, aged II years, and Joseph
BANNER. aged 1G, under arrest for
chicken stealing made statements to
the police Thursday which involved
them in the death of Mrs. Fsunces
Kade, who was found mur1 rod AZ her
home at Fallsington, Pa, las Saturday
morning. The boys admit mat they
went to .he Kade home TO steal but
each accuses the other os striking
down the woman. Tho boH have not
been Informed Of Mrs Sldes death.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
Must Change to Meet Requirements.

Rockland, Me, April 3.-The ar
mored cruiser Montana, which is hay
ing her official acceptance trials, re
NAMED in the harbor Thursday be
cause of storm and the necessity OF
awaiting reply from the navy de-
partment to a telegraphic request for
permission to alter the high pressure
valves so as to give ten pounds addi
tional power 1t was believed t'is
change would be necessary for the
cruiser to meet her contract require
ments on the two remaining tests
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
Reduction In steeraoe Rates.

New York, April 3.--By sharp re.
duction In steerage rates from New
York to Italian and Mediterranean
ports, announced Thursday by the
North German Lloyd Steamship Co., II
is expected that another war between
the transatlantic lines viii be pre-
cipitated. 1t is expected also tina. the
new rates, which are the lowest In
many years, will result in large out
ward movement of the foreign labor
element.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
Brutality Used by Murderer.

New York, April 3.--A murder in the
commission Of which extraordinary
brutality was used was uncovered on
Thursday In field near Flushing, l..
l., when the body OF an unidentified
Italian was found literally cut to
pieces. There were 1S or 20 stab
wounds on the body, The throat had
been cut and the left ear was missing.
Besides, the face OF the man had been
kicked and trampled upon and badly
disfigured.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
wsgl.Known AIlenlst pies.

Detroit, Mich, April 3.--Dr Wilbur
Gillett, a well known alienist and a
busy medical practitioner in Detroit
for 2S years, died in ST. Mary's hospi-
tai Thursday as the result OF brain
trouble, the specific cause OF death
being a cerebral hemorrhage.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
Rody Found In eaIt Ynrd.

Syracuse n Y, April 3.-Examlna
tion OF The body Of an unknown Italian
found buried In a salt yard Thursday
revealed wounds which indicate the
man died OF violence. The body was
tied in bag and buried in hole
a foot deep under the salt vat The
brine had percolated TO the corpse and
fairly preserved It, Two Italians arc
in custody suspected Of the crime.
The police believe that they discoy
cred the identity OF the dead man, but
have been unable thus far TO obtain
coroboration By Italians,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
DOINGS THROUGHOUT STATE.
oy browns In ohio Hood.

Chillicothe, o., April IA terrible
downpour last night sent all small
streams In the county out of their
bapks rush of water from cloud
burst on the hilltop about the city
swept down the hillside, carrying
fances and trees before It. rushing
many squares through the streets, two
feet deep. and flooding hundreds of
cellars. The S-yearold son of William
Williams of near Austin was drowned
while going home from school He
tried to cross what had been a small
ditch on Jacob Slogel's farm, but the
downpour had caused a terrific cur
rent which swept him to death.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
Kino AIfonso 10 Take PART

Madrid, April 3.--King Alfonso has
decided to take an active part IN the
fetes to be celebrated IN May in com.
memoration of the septennary of the
birth Of King James the Conqueror
of Aragon The king viii visit the
various points which figured In the
triumphs Of the ruler Of Aragon, In
Guiding Sarasossa, Barcelona and Va.
lencia.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
GAG Exploslon at Akron.

Akron. o.. April Am explosion
of gas in the basement of the May &
Fieberger furnace plant and store on
Thursdny blew out large plate glass
In the upper story and threw a heavy
door tcross the street at the rear.
Jackson Eddy of Mansfield and Joe
Manig employees. were seriously in.
iured and burned by the force OF the
eyDlOgjOn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
Jubllant Over Snowfall.

Minneapolis, April 9.-Grain men In
thls city Thursday are jubllant over
the heayy fall of snow reported In the
hed river valley, They say the mois
tpre was badly needed for the wheat
crop Adviees here state the storm
did not take the form OF blizzard
aithough ~ inches OF snow fall wa
reported from Crookston. Mlnn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-03
Congressional.

Washington, April S,--The legisla
tive session OF the senate Thursday
was largely consumed by discussion
without passage of bill to reorganize
the, public school system of the Dis.
trict of Columbia by placing II under
the control of director appointed by
the national commissioner of educa.
tion, superceding the control by a
board OF education composed OF citi
zens OF the district. The bill rcgulat
'"@ fse sst'ismsnt ot claims OF states