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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
Rlor rnlAls nsolr.
Motion 10 Enterede to oussh lndlot-
ments Against Raymer

Springfield. H.. Sept. 6.--The Arst
of the rioters who participated In the
recent race war to appear for trial was
Roy Young who Friday entered a plea
Of guilty to the charge Of burglary,
larceny. arson and riot He confessed
10 having set FIRE to many negro
homes. Young swore his age was NJ
teen, whereupon Judge Creighton SEN
fenced him to the Pontiac reforma-
tory.
A surprise was sprung when the at
toruey for Abe Raymer. an alleged
mob leader, indicted for murder I'm con
nectlon with the lynching Of Scott
Burton and william Donegan entered
a motion to quash all indictments on
the ground that they are faulty.
George Richardson who was indict-
ed for assault upon Mrs. Hallam and
who was later exonerated was Friday
ordered released from jail at Bloom
ingtOn. He was arrested following a
false identification of him by Mrs. Hal
lam that precipitated the race war
Sheriff Werner went to Bloomington
to. certify to the order releasing Rich
ardson who left the jail tonight.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
Watkins TOLD OF NOMINArION,
ProhIbitIon Nonalnso for Vies-Prssldsnt
10 NetINsd n Ada, o.

Ada. Ohio. Sept. 4--Bsfore . large
audience in Brown Auditorium Of the
Ohio Northern University Thursday
night Prof. Aaron q. Watkins was Of
acially AOtiaSd Of his BSminati0H -
the candidate for vioo-presi6snt ~
the national prohibition party. The
cltineas crowded the streets AAd a.
vSrSlty campus. Political partisan
ship temporarily was laid aside in Tie
hOnorinG Of an sstsenod townsman.
Felix r. McwhiYtsr OF indianapolis.
treasurer OF the national prohibition
organization was the chairman. He
spoke at considerable length and then
introduced .Natisaal Chairman Jas. \.
Jones OF dhioaGa ~,
MT. Jones made oaly brief remarks
and then Hen. Robert Patton OF
Springfield. H.. who was temporary
chairman, OF the national prohibition
convention delivered the formal ad-
dress.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
MENUS 10 HEAD c. A. RI
NEW JERSEY COLONEL SEATS
FORMER MINNESOTA GOV.
ERNoR 200 VOTES.
HAMILTON is SENIOR VICE
Junior Vice Communicating Goes 70
Royce Of California
Burton IL Given an
Ovation.

Toledo, Ohio. Sept. A New Jer.
sey man-Col. Henry II. Nevius by
name-whose home town is Red Bank,
beat former Gov. Van SAINT OF Mime.
sofa Thursday for the office OF com.
mander in chief OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic. The result came on the
first ballot. Nevious received asa and
Van SAINT 254 votes The other officers
chosen were:
Senior Woe commander. ]. Kent
Hamilton OF Ohio; Junior vice com.
mander, G. c. Royce OF California;
chaplain in chief, ]. F. Spence OF
Tennessee; surgeon In chief. q. Lane
Tannehill OF Maryland.
]. W. Stsbblns OF Alabama made .
fight for junior vice commander on the
ground that he south, with I've lSo, 900
graves Of union dad " care Tor should
be represented On the nationsl stag
w. N. Scott Of Atlanta. O.. ne rstir-
ing junior vice commander. declared
that the south. represented BY J. v.
Spence among the nAtisaal sfneeru had
every reason TO be sStisaSd.
Flight fOr Next EHeampmsnt.
The selection OF a city for the next
encAmpment will be made Friday and.
although tho weight Of sentiment Is In
favor Of Salt Lake City. that city 10
certain to meet with opposition.
Col Nevius. . native Of New Jersey,
was studying law with the late Russell
A. Alger OF Michigan when the war
broke out. and enlisted from the
state with the Lincoln Calvary. Young
Nevius rose 10 . commission with the
Seventh Michigan and the Twenty -fifth
New York cavalry regiments. and lost
an arm in front OF Fort Stevens when
the Union army wac engaged with
Gen. Early. Col Nevius. besides being
twice department commander OF New
Jersey, has been Judge and president
OF the New Jersey senate.
The Woman's Relief Corps elected
Mrs. w. l.. Gilman OF Roxbury. Mass,
president.
Burton Makes Annual Address.
The hrst business before the vete
rams was the annual address OF Com
mandsr in Chief Burton, reviewing the
work OF the order OF the past year AID
pointing THE things necessary for the
future good of the order At the con-
clusion OF HIS address Commander
Burton was given an ovation which
lasted for nearly half an hour.
The report OF the various eneamp-
ment officers followed. and all were
referred to the proper committees.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
knou tturt In Auto craaA.

Geneva. Sept. e7.--PhiIRnder C. Knox
- PittSburG, Pa. Rna his wife were
inlightly ihjurea and their son seriously
IAurt in an automobile collision Gun
day The Knoxes we're SOinG at great
hpsAd when one Of their tires burst
ne chauffeur lost control and the car
eraahed into another automobile. The
KaOx car was thrown into the ditch,
the occupants being hurled through
tAe air.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
craEY FIrsbua cauaht.

New York, Sept. 6.-In the capture
OF John McNslly. who says he has
been delegated by the Almighty TO
destroy New York. the police here
Saturday believe they have the insane
author OF a score OF Iucendiary fires
which for weeks have thrown the East
Side ia terror and have destroyed
thousands Of dollars worth OF prop
erty. besides endangering the lives Of
hundreds.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
.sovs ESCAPE REFoRMAToRv.
ouards at Pontiac. H., Fall to Catch
.a' Fleeing Prisoners.

Pontiac. Ill, Sept. Tive prisoners
escaped from the Illinois state Refor-
mAtory sunday RiSht OfAcers search
Cd the AoAahbeThOod fer SEINE time.
but NO trace Of the fugitivos could be
found. AZ the usual hOur for retiring
instead Of retiring 70 their calls, the
ave boys went to tho hospital feisniug
illness. They thon bOltod through a
door leading In to the rsformatory
yard AAd scaled = stone wall before
the guards could be SvmmOned.
The fuEltiySs are: JOhh Sherman.
John Hsran, John Hansen; Ernest HOG
man aAd John simmons.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
CHAIR PUsHER DENIES STORY.
Said He Had Been Promised Reward
to Make Statement.

Atlantic City, N. j., Sept Jesse
Jackson who was pushing the rolling
chair in which Roberts was riding with
Mrs. w. s. @. Williams. Of Baltimore
when shot, was taken before Chief
OF Police Woodruff Sunday night when
he. reiterated his statement that the
shooting Of Roberts was the result
of a holdup. Jackson admitted making
statement over his signature in
which he said the bullet which struck
Roberts had been fired from inside the
chair. but declared that statement to
pc false. he said he had bcen induced
to make this statement on the promise
OF reward. Roberts is resting easily.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

5. \. nRtvHR. NpfroR


Usual services ut all the churches
last Sunday.
The conference year OF the A. NJ.
r.. Zlon church Is fast drawing 70
close, Rev. It. o. Stoner the present
pastor has proven himself a true
spiritual leader. We hear the hope
expressed on all sides, that he may
be returned. He will preach his
last sermon of the present year on
Sunday. Let all come aud hear
him.
The opening OF the public school
on Monday was a gala day IN the
educational history Ut Darlington.
On account Of the limited space the
exercises were held IN the Q. NJ. Il.
church which was packed to it's
limit. Encouraging talks we're
made bv many Of the leading cItl-
zeHs, much enthusiasm was evinced
by patrons, pupils aud teachers and
from all accounts Darlington will
have the best school year Of all.
Dinner was served on the grounds
and all pronounced grand. 232
paplls we're enrolled opening day.
All these past years our public
has been disturbed during school
hours and at intermissiOas by bad
boys, who would come around the
building, and impudently and per-
slstently annoy the teachers aud
pupils. Now there is = law which
protects the school, and notice IL
here aud now served to all such,
that they must stay of OF the
school grounds at all times. The
city authorities have been Rotifled
and committee appointed and all
black and white, regardless, who
trespass on those grounds, and re-
fuse to leave on request OF the
teacher, or any Of the committee
will be dealt with according to law.
Rev. J Britt P. e. of the G. n. f.
church will hold his last quarterly
conference here on the Ord Satur-
day. On Sunday following the en-
tire town is invited to the g. NJ. K.
church.
On the 3rd Sunday at the q. N. E.
church, There will be memorial
services on the life OF Mr.. Chas.
Bradley, devoted member of said
church who recently passed into the
silent beyond. Let every body
come aud honor the dead.
The U. b. f. and S. w. T. will
give badquet on the 18th. Come
and see bills they will be out at
once.
The emancipation celebration on
the 22nd at Madisonvilie will be y
grand affair speakers OF note will
be on hand, all should go.
Miss Lucy Winston, Of HEADER
son, who has been visiting Mrs. +.
+. Driver has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hancock made
flying trip to Henderson last san
day.
1t is with much pleasure that we
note the marriage OF Mr.. Andrew
Vontress on Saturday, Sept. 5th, to
Miss Mary Joyce, OF Aliens Greek,
Tenn. We bid the bride welcome
to our town aud homes. May a long
happy and prosperous life be theirs,
Miss Lula Holland who has been
living in st. Louis for number of
years, is now 1T home.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
Amman Plant pestroxed.

Chicago. Sept THE wool house
aad tho fertilizer plant OF Armour q
o.. In the Union Stock yards, were
asstoyed by fire sunday night The
kuildingu were seven story buildings
zDesrins an entire blpekss ghe' fire
cas- one OF the fisrcest eRQerleResd n
~ stock yards IN several years and
'a1fncfed AZ immense crowd ot
srntnion1. The .ealaase 100000 ,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
cru,hsd 70 peath Rr Auts.

Lansing, Mich, Sept. 6.--Gerhard
Fishbeck. foreman Of the erecting de-
partmsnt OF the OldsmObile works
here is dead and George Hunt Is at
Lock hospital seriously injured, as the
result Of a six cyclinder machine run
ming on the testing track and falling
on top OF the two men who we're test
ing 1t. Fishbeck was terribly crushed
and died two hours after the accident
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
klIIs Girl; sheets Himself

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 5.--CrAESd by
jealousy when informed that his sweet
heart, Edna Ksnnstt. a checker at the
Loyal Hotel was about to marry VIII
liam Witt, another admirer. Daniel
Goodsn Friday shot Miss Ken
nett on the street, inhicting wounds
from which she died An hour later. and
then attempted to kill himself. The
bullet glanced, however. and he will
probably recover. Miss Kennett's
parents reside in Lincoln.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

Miami, Ok, Sept. S.--Published on
a farm, ~ miles from postofhce.
planned. edited. set up and mailed by
a farmer. The Pioneer Of White ccun-
ty. Arkansas, is perhaps tho most
unique publication in the country.
John NJ Harlow Is the editor He 10 a
northern mar who was attracted TO
Arkansas a few years ago when he
engaged In teaching. He mails his pa
per. which usually consists Of eight or
Ten pages, al Bald Knob.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
DEMOCRATIC BOOK OUT.
Mech Space 10 Given Leading PartIsS'
Platforms.

Chicago, Sept. THE campaign
text book of the Democratic party pre-
pared with the approval Of the
National committee will be distnbut-
ed Monday to party workers and
others interested in arguments why
the Democratic nominees shSuld be
elected. 1t contains 900 pages In
bright red cover and is ropiote with
argument on the various issues Of the
campaign. The platform OF the
Democratic and Republican parties ar
ranged In parallel columns occupy
much in the manuel which also con
talns crisp utterances OF both Demoo-
ratio and Republican leaders.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
RAIsvLI NO LONGER SANoIr.
Appears Publicly at Potss In ceIobrH-
Nsn q sultan AEIE's Defsat.

TanEisr, Sept Following Abdul
AsiE's defeat By Mulai Hand, the pre-
tender 10 the Moroccan Suitanats.
RaisuN, che notorious bandit who held
Kaid Mcdonald captive for - many
years. Aad has been fighting for Hafd,
Is making his FIRST public appearances
at tAS fStss In oslObration Of Naads
suessss. He IL q bandit no longer. ..
Whatever hope Abdul AEiz may
have had Of retaining the Sultsnate
vanished Monday. Kaid MtoOEl and
his army are surrounded by MulAi Ha-
fid's forces, with no chance Of escape.
MtooGi is the only general left on Alb
duFs once formidable army. Abdul
has released his followers from fur
Their allegiance to him, and has an
nounced that he will take his hsrem
on pilgrimage TO Mecca. after which
he will settle in Syria.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

We desire, through the Bee, to
extend our sincere thanks to our
friends for their assistance during
the illness and death OF MIR. Charles
g. Robinson at our home last week.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEO KING,
St. Charles, Ky.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
Win Lease pIiIsburv Elevator.

st. Paul. Sept 3.-Judges Purdy and
Amldon Of the United States circuit
court Wednesday issued an order au-
thoriEing Albert @. LoFine OF al. re.
ceiyers OF the Pillsbury-W ashburn Co,
70 lease 10 Charles Amsden 80 sleya-
tors belonging 70 that company IN
Minnesota and North Dakota The
loass win lserminats Aag I. 1909
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
To Retire near Admiral Merrill.

Washington. Sept. S.-Rear Admiral
John P. Merrill will be retired on
Sept. 7 on account Of age. He was
recently a member OF the Joint army
and navy board and president OF the
naval war college at Newport. He
was born in New York and appointed
10 the nayy from Michigan Ia July,
iSeA
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
National League.
Judos Has en- WhIpped In public.

Evansville. Ind. Sept 3.-Eya Long.
aged 10, was publicly whipped with
a rawhide in the hands Of her mother
Wednesday In accordance with a
ruling by Police Magistrate Winfrsy
The girl was charged with refusing 10
mind her parents IN SOins out eleven
asA 1873.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

A newspaper quotation claims that
relief from hiccough can be obtained
by holding the arms straight above
the head. and keeping up inspiration
as long as possible so as to retain tho
air In the lungs for a long time
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

The Lazy Liver leads 10 ehroDic dyspepsiaaad
eonstipa iton--weakens the whole system. Doan's
Reglets las cents per box correct liver, tone the
stomach, cure constipation
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

A bay horse, 10 hands high. 8
years old, good condition and u
good buggy animal. Apply to Neal
Kistner.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
cIevoIand, g.. CHICAGO, 2.

Observation-Disclosures defeated ChioaGO
Monday afternoon. The locals made hve
OF their seven hits count for a. many
rzas while Chicago could eOnnsot with
Check only In the eighth inning.
The score; H-H.E.
Chicago ........oO o 0 o 0 0 o. s 2
BatterIes-cl0Veland Check and Bemis: "
Chicago Smith and sullivan Two-h&se
hits--Bemis, I4aJoie Smith. Double play
--Stsvall (unassisted), Perring 10 Lajoib
to StoYall.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

There nothing so good foE a sore throat as
DR.. Thomas Electric oil. Cures IL in few
hours. Relieves any pain in any part.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
po.t.n. g. PhIIsdeIphIs. !:

nostSn, 81 Philadelphia, 2.
Boston---The home team won the Sec-
ond game 3 to by a great rally in the
eighth inning.
The score: RIB
Boston ..00O 90 102x-S /
Philadelphia 20 o o 90 o 81 10 ?
BatteFles-Boston, Arrellanes and Don
Rhue: Philadelphia. Bender and Powers.
Two base hit-NichOls Thres-base hits
Speaker and Arellsnes. Double plays
Lord to Wagner to Stahl; Nichsls to
Barry to Davis.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 4; Cincinnati, Q.

Chicago, 4; Cincinnati, o.
Chicago pitched his first same
for Chicago Monday afternoon and did
splendid work. shutting ont Cincinnati
with four hits.
The score: R.HE
Chicago ......1002 O0x-4 s /
Cincinnati .0 90 o 0 0 0 0 GO 1 0
Batteries-Chicago. Coakley and Moran
Cincinnati. Spade and Schlei. Two-base
hits-Slagle. Schultz, 2. Three base hits
-Hoblltzel
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
!RsIief QUICKLY rsndersd.

A veiieS train started from Rene is
eArryiag food and bedding to the Huf-
lsrsrs. All the towns Of the state are
coming 10 the resOae Of Rawhide, The
Mining Exchange has sent a cOntribu-
tiOn OF $500 and $1,000 was raised
within few 'miHnteS after tho arst
Subscription list was staStSd. r
The are is claimed TO have started
n the oRiee Of DIR. Gardner, located in
aAs Rawhide Drug COmpany'S build
lnw
AmOnE the principal establishments
destroyed are the following: First
hank Of Rawhide, Bank of Rawhide.
Mixpah Mercantile Company, North
aEA Nevada Meat Market, Tex. Rick
ara, U. y. Marks & Co., Nevada Club,
Dowzor Hotel and Kelley's Dance
RAlI. The mining properties are not
SERIOUSLY damaged. The hosting
works q tAs Blum Mining Company
Mnd the business offices Of the 0rutt
prOpsrtiss were destroyed. The Press
H4nes and Hustler newspaper offices
we're SaVd, but the machinery Of the
NoWs plant was destroyed.
IslsSEaphIs Communication was cut
- at 10 S'Olock M the msrniAS, and
uhs not Te-sstablinhed antil late. Two
Ssmnerclal travellers are reported to
haVs lOst their lives in the burning OF
sAs Ross .HOtei. but the report has
aol been confirmed,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

Dstroit-Howen was driven out Of the
game in the ffth. leaving II with three
runs in, and the bases full
The score RHE.
Detroit ........0 0 o 7 o. 0 Ks 10
st. Louis ...O 0 0 o 0 10 1 0--3 o
Bstteries--DetToit, Muffin and Schmidt;
st. Louis. Howell. Graham and Spencer.
TwO-base hits-Cra wfOrd. Cobb and Ross
man. Double plays-Ferris to 4. Jones;
Wallace to Spencer
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

Philadelphia developed a batting streak
in the ninth inning and beat New York.
The score: RH.E.
New York 10000 OIL 2
Philadelphia 20 0 0 0 o 0 0 2-2 2 II
Batteries-New York Crandall and !
Bresnahan. Two-base hlts-Tenney,
Doyle Doolin BransfieId.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

Pittsburg-Hesvy hitting with men on
bases gave PIttsburg the game from ST.
The score. R.H.E.
Pittsburg ...104 90 0 x-7 6 3
St Louis .O1 0 0 000 0 p--1 8 3
Batteries-Pittsburg Willis and Gibson;
st. Louis, Beebe and Ludwig Two-base
hits-Leach. Wagner Starr and Dele
hanty. Three-base hit-Wagner. Double
plays-WaRner to Gill; Starr to Wagner.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
EIRE HTS RAHHDE. EV.
MARTIAL LAW EsTARLIOHEo TO
PRoTEcT PROPERTY.
loss FIXED At 100000
pastruetIon Of Entiro City Prevented
~ WrookinG Buildings In
Path ct Fire.

Rawhide. New, Sept. 6.-Standing in
TIE still smoking ruins Of their town,
the citizens of Rawhide met Saturday
and prepared to rebuild the place. I'm
aaunted by the fire which swept the
place and caused 100000 loss and
left 5000 people homeless and facing
starvation. the inhabitants have adopt
ed the slogan, "'Watch Us Grow
Martial law has been established.
The Collins hardware store, in
which was stored two tons Of dyna-
mite. was one of the first buildings to
catch the flames. The explosion that
ensued after the Are had snawed its
way to the dynamite was terrific
Planks and boards, streaming fire,
we're hurled through the air to great
distances, spreading the flames to nu-
megous buildings at the same time.
five hundred miners. with the aid
Of 4 ton and half of dynamite, 1nal-
~ succeeded in checking the names
south Of Balloon avenue. after the
6ahiness district was a mass Of ruins
The 8remen were helpless from the
heainninE, and scarcely two hours
uuRicsd fer the fury Of the blaze,
wAieh died, having little left to spend
lGaolf upSn. Block AFTER block was
swept wlth liEAtAinG speed.
Temporary shelter is being aaerd-
a tie hSmeicHs liz tents brought from
Rene There Ia still danger Of short
iAninA, az practically all the supply
houses and grocery stores were wiped
sat. -. .' ~
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

New York-The Washington team won
two games from the locals Monday at
American League park
First game RHH
Washington ..OO2 02O0-4 9 /
New York 100 20 0 0 o 90 s
Batteries WashinGtOn. johnson and
Street; New York Checbro and KlelnOw.
1wo-bass hitc-Ungiaub and Street
Three-base hit-Delehanty.
Second game RHB
Washington ....lOOO35O O-S ii
New York 100 0 o 0 0 o 2 0 Is 3
Batteries Washington. Hughes. Warn
er and street. New York, HOgE. Blair and
Klein0w. Two-base hitS--Ungiaub and
l.apOrte. Home run-Blair.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10

BroOklyn-TSe locals lost both of to-
days games TO Boston, the visiting team
winning the second contest / to o. duph-
eating the score by which they had won
earlier the day.
The score: R.H.E.
Boston .......0 0 0 o 0-l 10
Brooklyn 800 O 0 o o o 0 Or-0 n O
Standardization. Lindaman and Graz
ham; Brooklyn. Mcintyre and Bergen.
Double plRYs--Lewis to Alpermans to
Jordan; Hannifan to McGann; Sweeney
to Hannifan i
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-08
!, Per seSraaas |
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Mr. Harry Garberson has returned
.Iom a business trip to Duluth.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Myers OF
Cardingon are visiting friends and
relatives in the city
Miss Sophia Hartman, of ST. Ma
RVS, is guest at the Frld Schurlie
home on Grard avenue.
Columbus visitors yesterday ia
cluded Mrs. William ScoH,ld an
AIRS James +. Prendergast and sons.
MIS-. Mathew Walter has returned
to her home in Upper sanduslty after
a visit with Marion friends.
Mrs. A. c. Baahman and son Carl
returned home last evening from a
four weeks Visit with friends in
Rayenna aud Ashland
/. r. CeDun, OF East Center street,
Is cdarncdp to his nome as n result
g. II sleh. fa while walking sun
day
Mr. ana Mrs Charles Weaver leaye
today for Columbia, South Caro'ina
where Mr.. Weaver will assume
charge OF an advertising contract for
,is firm
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-08
RELIGION Is

Continued from Page. Eight.
OCCASION 10 laud the cnDrt, and actual
omplishmcnts OF the Salvation ar
my of which he j. a warm aadmirer
and chamI :on. Many OF his word
pictures of charity were painted on
an army background which he be-
licyes Is actuated By inc sort Of love
which made Cligary possible. Ma
rion win moi soon forget the priv
ilcgc Of having Dr. Chapman and
his assistants in It's midst for q day,
an honor for which tuoy are indebted
60 Rev. Mr. Rourke ar The rre.by-
tcrian church.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-08
REBUILD ON
BURNED SITE
------
New Five Story Structure on
McNeal- Wolford Lots.
SALE FIRST CONSIDERED
Later Owners Decide upon
81. Rebuilding
Architects at Conference Drawings
not Yet Complete-Work to Sta I
in Near Future.

A conference between Mrs. Mary
A. Wolrori, Mrs j. f. McNeal ano
several Columbus architects, held AZ
the lIcNeal home on west Center
street late Tuesday afternoon, re.
suited IN q dcniscl 60 erect fine
rivo-Atcry business b ock on the site
Of the ruins of the uhlcr Phil lips
by Goods store.
Nlrn Wolord aLl MIS-. McNca',
owners of the property, had deter
mined not to rebuild and the anl
was quietly offered for sale After
a more serious consideration of the
matter, hCwcvur the owners CON
cludcd thatathe property was far 100
valuable 10 be sllnding idle and Il
was ItJd}hip6l contlimgl o. bunl-
iuly that Will be credit 10 that
busihesa,r section OF lno1 city and
tho town ut iargc. ptF
In a conversation over the lcc.
phone late Tuesday afternoon, Mrs
McNea stated that Il Cas been defi
Iuitoly decided TO re-pulli and declar-
ei that the work of construction
would begin in the near future.
Owing to the face that the m,hi.
tects have not submitted complete
plans Of the proposed structure Mrs
McNcal was unahle to give do
l1ilcd description Of the proposed
Iblenk Il Is well understood, how
ever, that the building vic be Sec
md to none in the city ana win
he e;Iictly modern ami up-to-dlu'
/ in every particular
Mrs. McNnl Furthermore stated
Tuesday that they have had a mum
| her of applicants for the store room
IN the PROP 'od building hu, 10
clalcd fiat ndhirG definite IN this
/ line has been determined.