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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24
CHAPTER xiv~~tconslnued.,

~ WAs \ spFe trial for Maddy to write
~ Lacy Athcrstane. bur shs offered M
rssnonstrsnes, and 70 accompanying the
picture was 4 litsin note. GlIsd mostly
With praises Of Mr.. Guy. aud which
wsuid n vevy gratifying to ihe unsus.
pSettas I<scy.
Nov that II fully deeidcd for Jessie to
. wttA 1A6dy. her ieswens were suspend
-, ana Aikensids far the time bsins WAS
tasned Into Z vast dr~s~makiug establish
maat. With Ais usual generosity, Guy
- 9aysa Agnes psfmission to draw
etth9 - hesself ~ Jessie. with tn dsn-
aits sa1sFstandins that MAddy should
~ - eguAl aAnss ~ 6r0s 81 attsn-
-.
m wit1 ~ - nscssasy," - MD. Nor
- - enItgAt1n - eitisens q New Yosk
vjtA seGas1 - Aaddy's pesitioa. HE
- thaep - Jemia's equal, and ~
Was6reee mune b suitable"
No - esu1A liss ieng viii AaAAy
OgAD wtthest bscsning intersstsd n M.
- = sptts = Asraif Amef dislsks va
weastne aw1y. g~afttcnlaSly Il u Ats ~
~ - - slons ef special attent3oa On
~ 6seesrs cast. ne ~ gottsa ovsr
~ wsahns@t - thsashs, asd = VA
vssy ssastsus eswasA Nsddy, Wa nss-
usally teeu1viaG bsgnn = HE ~ betf@
eann - - svss dEsansd h posssbls ios
- - III - pges1 as1 Aaghy . wsm-
-. Oowa se ~ esttass h HsssdaJe
0Mo Weeo manv eoesuimtSsas NJ aaA
mony tanss sEys0so1 ~ ~ 49, ceopls
- - U1Ae wou19 y ~ sseult q IN Cur
Woo lotne ~ thstr eAJtd.
= - 1nye te1eeo Ma1dyse 1spartugA
Uanoun wenk - - ~ ~ madam"
en1aeus - knew samstAins nsFs than
nonSnay o1eut . psfssa ~ wkoss 0fs NJ
s111 waa - y partially iatfustsd. Agnes
- = ~ room wAsa told Who wanted
- - ~. 0enrttne quickly, aAe turned
- Molly white hat Nsddy. who brought
~ 0e1saeA nsw q her stde, asking In
mucA alarm what VA the matter.
s0nly Z lit1is faint. II will sooa panB
81 Agnes said, and then. Diminishing
4addy, shs tried to compose herself sun
cieatly - pasn tn ordeal she - much
1rsaded, and from which there va no
oo1uibte eecap4.
TAirtesn ysars; Had they changed her
30 secoGmittonl She hoped, she believed
- and vt. never In her life had Agnes
1~mingtonss heart beaten with g much
tsesos and appeehension ~ when ~ %.
ossod ~ sscepsion roem where Guy at
oaning WITH IL inarm ed man - -
0onAeEsd - well. His nowy Nil W.
Dnste1 juss IL Mans . ever. but IL
mil1 blus ~ was DINNER. ana Il rested
- - viii - suspicjous glance, a, par-
1ian1 reessussd. - siideA across tie
UG - 6SWSa RS1v11ly Whsn ~
Ussasnted her.
= littls anxious ~ to how her grand-
ntAer ~ouid anQuIt himself. Maddy at
~, wsadsring Why Agnes appeared % N
~ MNs ~ Why her grandsIr~ started
omet3n1s at The sound - her voice. and
booked earnestly Il her.
we've nsvsr mel before 70 my knowi-
edGa, young Woman" be said oncs to Ar
- 'i6uf yoa are mighty like somebody,
- ysur voice. when you tall low. keeps
makin1 ~ Jump - Il ia hard e sumssrs
- ether.~
A1t3 Dist Agnes spoke In elevated
oonsA - u - thought him Asaf, and
~ aystlned jook - wonder a. nj ~
t1n = ~ face. Numerous wers ths
e1asess ~ aAse y Agnes co-acssuing
49, A&MN 49,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24

The two newsboys were fighting desper
ately over a game of craps.
"Frenzied finance" unused the profess
Or, passing on.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24

II people n . tAeater will only keep
tAelf AeaoA they viii M their DeckA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24

Stella-Do you believe that Ai0
oidun came ~ her complexiea -
estly!
Mabel-I know she did. saw IL
~Socelp1ea hill for Il.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24

No AUTO IN New York stato.

A0NO 0V3VO
New York State has now one auto
mobile for every 200 Of its inhabitantA
Over 10000 automobiles are now regis
tered In New York state, which had,
according to the census Of 1906. q pop
ulation 4 little over S.O0O,OOO, which
indicates approximately the percentage
estimated above. At the beginning Of
the current year there were 35.613 ~
tomobiles registered In New York, and
on May 1. 30,S6l, showing that 4,24S
automobiles registered during the
past four months, as against 3,036 dur
ing the same period Of 1906-a gain Of
1.21o. During 1905 the Secretary Of
State registered S.G25 automobiles; In
1906, 1853, and he estimates that this
year over $4,000 automobiles will b
registered at Albany. Approximately,
the automobiles sold In New York win
total In value 81, ZOO.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24

Newpop (wearily)-It must be time
to get mp. my dear.
Mrs. Newpop-Did you hear the
clock strike sixf
Newpop-No; but the baby has fal.
len asleep.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24

Hcmef-I thought I had at lsaGG e.
unselisA frienA In Grigsshy.
ArA Homer-wcu. Aaven't ysa1
Homa-No Only III 11gnlR0
Uun1o0 = bogsow so
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24

'u4
'TsntA day." Guy responded. thus
allowing that be, too. was keeping Maddy'a
age.
sYes. the tenth DAY." resumed the doc.
tor. There's most eleven years diff
ference between M. but IL she feels 1t al
~ ] do. she will not care. Guy" and ths
doctor began to talk earnestly 'lll b
candid with you, and say that you havs
sometimes made my heart ache Q little
Me" and Guys face WAS crimson
while The doctor continued:
.Yas. and I be- your pardon Tor Il; bal
let me- AK you y question, and upon Ia
answer will depend my future courss viii
regard 10 MAddy : You arr true to Lucyy
Guy felt the blood trickling at the root
u His hair. but 10 answered truthfully
- ~ believed:
.yss. true - Steel while ~ esn1sou1
thought came over him that - woult
further The 1Detoris plans AL - pesnihh
ooald.
Thea - atis6ed.- ~ aseAse =
jslne1 sanA - you have ntkr aauumed
- oee1e3ea - hef gaar1laa - lssenA
e. - Wni010 - ee9 ~ 49,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
HERE AND THERE.

The Nevada Democratic state con.
vention nominated Francis c. New
lands for United States senator
AT Herkimer, n. Y, Charles 8,
Millington of Herkiper was nomi.
mated for congress as the successor OF
James S. Sherman, vice presidential
nominee of the Republican party.
The summary of reports of condi.
tion of the national banks at the close
OF business July IS, 1908, shows the
total of the item, bonds, securities
etc." held by the banks to be $685.
S75, 1920.
Four heirs Of the late Hugh Nc.
Curdy of Corunna, Mich, who left his
$4,000 estate to the Masonic or.
phans' home at Grand Rapids, Mich,
have filed notice OF a suit to break
the will.
The bark Auburndale, which sailed
from Turks Island five weeks ago for
Philadelphia, is missing, and II is
feared the vessel went down off Cape
Hatteras during the hurricane which
swept the coast last month. The
boat carried nine men.
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a. RMH IN THE PAINT OF
81 -, Wv QUALITY
SAN Sherwin Williams
Nss-N< Amman Sells 1t.

former? And yet he is another one
of the executive committee to carry
on the Republican campaign"
MIR. Bryan asserted that there were
more trusts now in the United States
than there were IL years ago. Not
only this, he said, ''but with the
most strenuous Republican you ever
have had in the White House he has
not succeeded in. putting one trust
magnate in the pemtentia1y.
TIE so-called International hsr-
vester TRUST was scored by Tile DEM
ocratic candidate, who charges that
the Republican party had not yet at
tempted to free the country from Its
alleged extortions. ''Why have not
these trusts been crushed out?" he in
quired. "What prospect is there that
they will be\crushed under Republi-
can rule? If Mr.. Roosevelt Is not
able to bring his party into active
opposition to this trust, what rope
have YOU that Mr.. Tait will do bet
ter?"
( Mr.. Taft, he said, was not as stren-
uous as Or. Roosevelt. = Read hi
language, he said, "and compare
II with the fiery denunciation made
in the presidents message Of las
January
, On the trust question, said the Dem
ocratlc candidate, the people have nc
hope of relief with Mr.. Taft a.
president. "for,' he said, che not on
/ " does not promise You nelief, bu
criticises me severely because de
promise relief" " He declares tha
EVERY private monopoly ought to b'
dissolved and that competition ough
to be restored in order that the peo
ple may have the bensfit of that com
petition.
Continuing, Mr. Bryan said tina
''Mr. Taft not only does not say tina
his party will destroy the private
monopoly but he does say that to de
stroy 1t would destroy and extirpat'
business. He says that what th'
country needs Is not determination o
trusts. but regulation. He has tme'
rsgu' alton in his party for IL years
end the result is that the trusts hav'
regulated the Republican party, bu
lite party has failed to- regulate tn,
trusts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
KA|SERS ACTION
ALARMS FRANCE
GERMANY DEMANDS RECoGNL
TloN OF MULAi HAFlD AS
SULTAN OF MOROCCO.
CONCERT OF THE POWERS
Is Broken and II Seems That Germany
Intends to Play Lone Hand in
Game In Which Mo.
rocco is the Prize.

Paris, Sept. 3.-The action of Ger
many in breaking up the concert OF
the powers with regard to Morocco by
notifying the signatories of the Alge
ciras act that she considered the sit
uation demanded the immediate rec
ognition of Mulai Hafid, the usurping
sultan of Morocco, has fallen like a
bombshell in Paris. A feeling ap.
preaching CONSERVATION Is manifested
After an informal conference OF the
ministers Wednesday and the ex.
change of kilograms with Premier
Clemenceau. the Associated Press
was authorized to announce that
France intends to pursue the policy
already mapped out and that the
powers will be allowed to decide
whether her course or that Of Ger.
many is preferable.
The tone of the newspapers is TEN.
perate but firm, and indicates a con.
viction that the opinion of the outside
world will be on the side of France.
The Temps declares that Germany's
move proves that she intends to play
her own game in Morocco. after
demanding the intervention OF Europe
at AlgeciraS," this paper says. Ger.
many is now pursuing policy in Mo.
rocco without regard to Europe"
Germany's note, this journal goes
on, means nothing or it means that
Germany demands the unconditional
recognition of Mulai Hafid. II the lat.
ter, 1t Is unacceptable. Germany has
the right to pursue her own policy,
but II she runs counter to the inter
ests OF Europe she must not be as.
tonished If she finds herself isolated
Tangier, Sept. 3.-The departure OF
DR.. Vassel, the German consul here
for Fee, which has caused such a sen
sation In Europe, seems to have pro
duced general impression among
the Moroccans that Germany is the
first power to recognize Mulai Hafid
and the only power friendly to him
Brussels, Sept. 3.-The Indepen
dence Beige declares that in sending
DR.. Vassel to Fez and in issuing heI
note to the powers Germany has com
mitted a double fault which is liable
to cause dangerous complications.
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Favor Retention Of Present sic.

Columbus. o., Sept. 3.-The legisla-
i've committee appointed to investi-
cate the needs of the penitentiary has
appointed II. J. Ritter and H. G. Neely
subcommittee to draft their report.
L is understood that the committee
will recommend the retention Of the
present site and buildings and that
wo old cell blocks will be remodeled
md replaced with modern cells,
while several other buildings will be
'emodeled. The improvements are
expected to cost about 100000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
OF INTEREST 70 OHlOANs'
A eRlsT OF NEWS FROM VARIOUS
BUCKEYE CITIES.
Short Chronicles Of a Days Occur
renees as Told by Teis.
graph Wire.
Boy Broke His Neck.

Lima. o., Sept. 3.-Daniel Harper,
aged 10, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Harper of this city, was killed Wed.
nesday while running after a foul ball
at the local ball park of the Ohio
State league, in practice before the
game. The lad, in endeavorlng to
dodge the reflection of mirror held
in the hands of another boy, jerked
his head backward, breaking his neck
as he did so, dying instantly. His
mother suffered Mysteries when she
heard of her sons death and cannot
recover.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Family Must Live Where Man Works.

Cleveland Sept. S.--Where man
provides home for his wife and fam
lily there is where, they must live to
he supported by him. This decision
was made by Judge Levine Wednes.
lay in the case OF Leo Siegal, Youngs-
town, arrested for neglect of minor
children, His wife told the court he
refused to support their three daugh.
lers. They live In Cleveland. Siegal
Testified he is employed in Youngs.
town. lie said his wife had refused
10 live with him. He was discharged.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Coal Thieves Are Sent to workhouse.

Cleveland. Sept. 3.-Coal thieves
1re being sent to the workhouse on
FIRST offenses for the first time in po-
ice court history. Judge McGannon
,ays corporations are menaced by pet
y thieving. Car G. Jurass, charged
with stealing s2S worth of coal from
he b. G. o.. was given 60 days in
The workhouse Wednesday. Four
other men, jointly charged with the
.heit of seven tons of coal from the
same company, were fined and SEN
;enced TO the workhouse for 80 days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Bio Trees Menaced BY Fire.

Sonora, CAL Sept 3.-The Gala
veras group of big trees, one of the
natural wonders of the world is in
danger of destruction by fire. Start
ing from sparks thrown off by an en-
gine on Monday, the fire spread tc
the heavy timber a mile west of the
north grove of big. trees. All the
forest rangers I'm the district, to
gether with the settlers, many visitors
and the employees OF the Big Tree
hotel have fought the flames evel
since. They saved the hotel, bu
have been unable to prevent the fire
gaining headway in a direction tina
menaced the giant Sequoias.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
HIT BY A
HAMMER
Young Lady is lStricken
- Down as She isl Passing =, q
Flatiron Building.

New York, Sept 3.--Miss Rose Le-
vine OF Penn street, Brooklyn, came
to Manhattan Wednesday afternoon TO
do some shopping. AS she was pass
Ing the Flatiron building on the
broadway side. and hurrying through
the t'lrong of people at what is prob
ably the busiest corner in New York,
she was suddenly struck down.
"a carpenters hammer, given i'm
petus from a ten-story drop, struck
her on the head and felled her 50
quickly she had barely time TO gasp
hlsfore She lost consciousness. Men
and women surrounding her were
grazed by the tool as it bounced on
the sidewalk and skinned into the
street.
Several traffic policemen picked up
the young woman and carried her in.
to a drugstore. After the arrival OF
doctor she regained her seenses
long enough TO tell her name and ad-
dress and then iapsed into uncon-
sciousness again.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Telephone Merger Seems Assured.

Cleveland, Sept. 3.--The directors
If the Cuyahoga and United States
elephone companies met here We'd
lesday and named October as the
late OF the meeting OF the stockhold-
'rs, at which the plan to lease the
property to a holding company will
be submitted for ratification. The
Ilans to be submitted have practically
Jeen agreed upon. The lease will be
or 999 years. The plan will bring
inder one management 10000 tele.
phones. tL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Hudspeth to Manage Campaign.

New York, Sept. 3.-The organiza
ton Of the eastern department of the
Democratic national committee was
completed Wednesday and National
Chairman Mack announced that Ma.
tional Committeeman Robert S. Huds.
peth OF New Jersey had been chosen
vice chairman of the committee to
manage the campaign in the east.
with a subcommittee of 20 members
composed of national committeeman
and prominent Democrats OF the east
to assist him. John E. Lamb Of In
diana has been made vice chairman
Of the executive committee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Nominated a state Ticket.

Toledo, Sept. 3.-The Independence
,arty Of Ohio met in this city and
dominated the following state ticket:
For governor, A. f.. OFT, Cincinnati; (;
lieutenant governor, James A. McKit-
rick, Columbus; attorney general. II.
= Berry, Columbus; auditor Of state,
NJ w. Meade of Toledo; treasurer OF
state, ]. P Thornby. Cincinnati
twenty-five delegates were present at
he convention.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Outlook for Creditors Is Poor.

Buffalo, n. Y, Sept. 3.-Statement'
made by Receiver Walsh of Meadows
Williams e. CO.. brokers. make 1t ap
parent that $4,000 will more thar
cover the actual assets Of the bank
rupt concern. 1t appears, th9efore
that the creditors of the company out
side of the banks, whose claims arr
amply secured. will realize next e
nothing on their claims which. 1t Il
said. will amount to sSOo,oOO or 81
600 900.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
100000 Loss by Fire.

Cleveland, Sept 3.-A> fire which
,roke out in the big lumber yards
II the Saginaw Bay Co., east of Cen,
raj viadnct, in the flats, Wednesday
,fternoon. caused nearly 100000 loss
The FIRE is supposed to have been
,aused by sparks from passing
witch engine. The flames ignited
wooden ties on the Nickel Plate
)ridge under Central viaduct. They
we're extinguished by bucket brl
,ade.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
c. A. R. MEN PARADE.
Twelve Thousand Veterans In Line al
ToIedo-Msny Picturesque
Features.

Toledo, Sept. 3.--Estimates Of the
number of veterans in the q. A. r..
parade Wednesday varied from 5000
to three times that number, but 1t
is doubtful II there were more than
$4,000. The various posts marched
with half block between them and
the departments we're even further
apart. There was a good ten feet sep
arating each row of marchers, and II
was this liberality of space which
made Il require four hours to pass the
reviewing stand. Fully half the vet
Grams wore the badges Of either Mich
igan or Ohio
Georgia, with 80 men in line, clio
tied applause by displaying bundle
of cornstalks which appeared 10 be
from 12 to 10 feet in height South
Dakota's veterans paraded with corr
cobs stuck on the end of canes car
ried over their shoulders, while NORTH
Dakota's men hinted of that states
staple crop, with heads of wheat
tucked in their hats. This depart
ment also had full rigged Uncle
Sam, one of the two in evidence dur
ing the day. Oklahoma, proud of hel
new statehood, to make sure that th'
fact was understood, bore bannei
with state of Oklahoma In ample
lettering. The popularity of the re
freshments served at rendezvou
points was attesteG by the appearance,
Of souvenir tin cups at the belt o
nearly every man. The Fourth Mich
igan carried pole on top of whicl
was an imprisoned rooster On tn
sides Of the coop was the boast: wv
CAPTURED JEFF Davis"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Fell from a Bridge and Died.

Cleveland, Sept 3. william
Schroeder, aged 80, of Saginaw, Mich.
ell 30 feet to the ground from the
&insman bridge over the C. & p.
racks Wednesday, and was instantly
lilled Schroeder was a structural
ron worker. He was on the highest
,art of the new structure. when his
'ellow workmen heard him utter a
Try when lie lost his balance His
leck was broken.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
wolverton Sets Aside the Fine.

Portland Ore, Sept. 3--Contendine
that the district attorney was not
warranted by law in attempting to
collect the 81 900 fine imposed upon
the late United States Senator
Mitchell in connection with the land
fraud cases from his estate, Judge
Wolverton on Wednesday handed
down a decision vacating the fine i'm.
posed upon the senator July 25. 1905.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Taft win Make Short Speeches.

Columbus, o., Sept. 3.-Judge Taft
will make short train-end talks at nu
merous points on his trip TO Cincin
natl next Tuesday. Taft will leave
Middle Bass Tuesday morning fol-
Sandusky, and upon arrival will visit
the Ohio soldiers and sailors home
He will take the regular Big -Four
train for Cincinnati at 1:40 p. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
pynamiters Wrecked a Canal.

Joliet H., Sept. 3-Unknown per
sons on Wednesday dynamited the
Illinois and Michigan canal at Chan
nahon, ~ miles southwest Of Joliet
The breach made bs the explosion ii
100 feet long The district is foodet
and the entire section OF the cana
from Joliet TO Channahon is emptiet
Of water.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Jenkins is Defeated.

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. 3.r-One o.
the greatest sensations of the state
primary election was the defeat Of
Congressman John j. jenkins, chair
man Of the judiciary committee of the
national house of representatives, IN
the Eleventh district By Irvine j.
Lehroot, former speaker Of the state
assembly and strong LaFollette fol
lower
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
KEEP OFF HORSE GROUND
contlYued from Page One.

them at the expense of the United
States, although The animals did not
actually become the personal proper
ty of the officers. 1t also was re-
rorted that usury was being prac-
ticed at Fort Wayne, not on'y among
the officers, but among enlisted men.
The subjects we're investigated by
a board of inquiry and on the
strength of the report made by the
board charges were preferred against
Colonel Comman. 1t Is understood
that Colonel Cornman denies all
knowledge of the transacuons on
which the charges are based
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Bradley Leads.

Detroit, Sept. S.-With the returns
still incomplete last night, the Repub-
llcan nomination for governor as de,
cided by Tuesdays primary election
became more and more the closest
kind of decision. Auditor General
]. b. Bradley still held lead over
Gov. Warner but his plurality had
fallen below 1000
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Policemen Shot Two Women.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 3.-In strike
riot at Dunmore Wednesday evening
Mrs. Adam Kavalko and Mrs. Anna
Cordlach, wives of miners, were shot
by state policemen while the women
were standing on the porch of the
Kavalko home. The police say the
shooting was accidental. other on.
lockers declare 1t was the result OF
recklessness.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Prouty Wins by 9,s7s.

White River Junction, VT, Sept. 81
Complete returns from the state cleo
tion in Vermont on the vote for gov
ernor show the following result
George II. Prouty, Republican, 1921
James r. Burke, Democrat, l5.90S
The total vote of all parties was Sc
747, and Prouty's plurality over Burk
was 1886.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Routed Her Husbands Assailants.

Painesville, o., Sept, 3,-When Mrs.
c. II. Bartholomew, wife of an en-
ploye OF the Cloverdale farm here
saw her husband getting the worst
of q fight, she rushed into the house,
got her grandfather's musket and
went to his rescue. She put to flight
the assailants who had Bartholomew
down. The fight grew out of a quar-
rel over q horse trade.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Good Racing at State Fair.

Columbus, o., Sept 3.--splendid
'acing characterized Wednesdays
'ard at the state fair. The 2:19 pace
vas a split heat affair, Bear Catcher
aking first money. Horace NJ won
he 2;26 trot in straight heats and
Fanny Bowers won the 2:iS pace in
straight heats.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
Dropped Dead.

Uhrichsyllle, o., Sept. S.-Mrs. w,
q. Beck. wife OF Democratic politi-
'ian dropped dead at Port Washing.
ton Wednesday. A week ago she was
frightened by burglars trying TO enter
1er home and mover fully recovered
rom The shock.