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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
OCAL PHYSICIANS HEARD
DR.. STUART NC CURE
Condition Of the Patient With Re-
GARD to Surgical Operation the
Theme Discussed.

DR.. Stuart McGuire, the Richmond
Musician, delivered an able address
.efore the Elizabeth City County Med
cal Society last evening in which
,e discussed the Condition OF he "a
lent With Respect to a Surgical op-
ration Besides the members OF the
'ocal society. there were number OF
he physicians from Newport News
resent to hear the distinguished Rich
nond surgeon. who was warmly COM
limepted upon the splendid paper he
ave. by all in attendance.
In his discussion OF this very I'M
,ortant question, DR.. Mcclure LOOK
nto consideration the age, color. sex
nj condition of all patients prior 10
.dergoirg a surgical operation. He
.xp,ained in details his subject ana
Ms information was Of a most vaiu-
,bJe character to the practicing ply
icianS.
The lecture was given in the par
yrs of the Augusta Hotel and DIR. NC
iu;re was shown every courtesy pos
chile from the local members OF his
profession.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
FOUR YEAR OLD BOY
KICKED BY 4 R0RSl
Master Frank Enseiberg, Of Phoebu:
Narrowly Escaped os.eh Sunday.
Morning.

Master Frank Engelberg, the four
ycar-G ! son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Engelherg. in Phoebus, narrowly e.
capped icath Sunday morning BY be
Ing kicked in the face by hors.
The little hoy was on the wagon
iriycn by his father. and In attempt
ing 10 get Down to the ground prob
ably touched the animals hind leg
The horse kicked aud planted its hoo
n the face Of the child. Four o
his teeth were Knocked out and
perfect imprint Of the horses foot wa
left on the child's face. The hes:
is Iacerted badly and the injuries ar'
sad &c be serious.
DIR. George X. Vaaderslice wa
summoned and after making a care
fu. examination found that the foo
of the horse struck the child glanc'
h,Dw.
The accident viii probably leave
bad scar. III. Vanderslice has hope
uhat the child will recover. aithoasl
II will require several days befor'
the exact outcome Of the injury cal
be determined.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
hdsly hsun ks,as tapha
Surgeon uM SPEAK IsnAh.
Lecture 10 One Of Greatest Interest t.
Laymen a. Well - to the Physi
e.ars,-Wai Use humber Of Illus
trations.

Il is expected that Armory Hall vii
he filed with a brilliant audience to
nigh, when DR.. c. P. Wartenbaker, o
the United States Marine hospta
service. win lecture on "Tubcrcaio
sis" Dir. Wcrtenbaker will use illus
trnted pictures during his talk T.
show the disease In all Its stages
commencing at Its incipiency and cob
tinuing through to the final stages
The lecture is said to be of grea
interest and the general public is In
vitcd to hear D.. Wertenbakcr
whose visit Is made under the aus
pices of the Elizabeth City Count,
Medical Society.
The Newport News Medical Societ,
which was to have met this evening
last night informed the local phys'
clans that the body hal decided Il
adjourn over until Thursday night. 81
that the Shipbuilding physicians
could hear Dr. Wertenbaker's lectur'
in Armor" Hall
The lecture will begin at SO
O'Clock and DR.. Walter A. Picck"
will present the speaker to the 4"
diencc. Or. Wcrtenbaker uses tn
rtcreopticon films supplied him ny th'
United States government aEd IT,
pictures are said to be of the bet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
Death cL4asto carr
G!oRde W. LEWIS
Cana Sude enly TO Well Known wa
terMan In Home Of His oaush-
ker At RNerv:ew.

Almost without warming dea'h
.laimed Captain George Washington
Lewis, IS years old. in the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. W. II. Morris. IN
2iverview. yesterday afternoon ut 4
o'clock.
CAPTAIN Lewis, who was widely
Known to watermen along the Ches-
,peake Bay as man that knew 'H-
ry inch of Hampton Roads and the
BAY, was apparently n good heaal up
he very moment of his demise. lie
vas chatting with his daughter, when
Mrs. Morris was called to another
Dom. She was away from her Ia
her only few minutes. but return
ing. she found that MIR. Lewis had
,xp'red sitting erect in his arm
hair.
Mrs Morris gave the alarm AMI I
,hysiran was summoned. but the
.gel man was beyond medical skill
Dr.. George X. Vanderslice, the coro-
.er was communicated with, hut
,1drr informed OF the circumstances
.urround ~ the death of Mr.. Lew'@.
,ec;icd that an inquest would not be
pcessary. DR.. Vanderslice gave n
certificate of death from heart failure
Mr.. LEWIS followed the watef IRON
lis early childhood and was esteemed
nd respected by the men who ENJOY
his acquaintance.
His widow ard five children sur
i've The children are Mrs. Charles
>. Stanton, Mrs. w. n. Morris. Mrs.
Repass aud Mr.. OH" Lewis. OF
hampton. and Mr.. Raymond Lewis. OF
,avannal. Ga.
Funeral services will he conduct
ID from the residence Of Mrs Morris
It . o'clock this afternoon " Rev.
William r. Henderson,. pastor OF tn"
'hurch of Christ. The intcrment VIII
We made in Oakland cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
WANTS INFORMATION ABOUT
0Ri06eS IN the COUNTY
commander Lloyd Writes Clerk OF the
Courts Harry Il. Holt ASKING
About Lights and Draws.

Clerk Of the Courts Harry H. H'!'
has received q letter from Command
or Edward Lloyd. Of ;hc United states
navy and lighthouse inspector. ask
ing about the bridges in Elizabeth
City county crossing navigable VIII
ters and inQu'ring Us to whether OF
not they are lighted and have the
proper draws. Just What the lnten
tons OF Commander Lloyd are the
letter does not state,
Here Is the letter:
ORsce of the Inspector,
Fifth District,
BALTIMORE, MD. June 90. 1908.
commissioners Of Elizabeth CITY
County. Hampton. Va.
"Sirs-I wouli thank yHu to inform
this office OF the names and lOca'
lions OF bridges in Elizabeth City
county. under your jurisdiction. that
cross any river or other navisahic
body of water, stating whether the
same draws for the passage Of YES
sells. and whether such bridges are
lighted at night for the benefit OF nav.
igatiop. II lighted. please state tho
color Of the lights and in what man.
ner they are shown.
"Respectfuly.
"EDWARn LLOYD.
Commander u. S ". Lighthouse In.
Sncrtnr !"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
GASOLINE LAUNCH.

As Trustee in Bankruptcy In the
matter Ct Robert L. Gardner. Bank.
rupt. the undersigned will at Il
O'Clock Noon. IN Saturday. June 18th
1905. al the Front door Of IN" Court
House In the Town of Hampton. or
for sale by public auction to the high
est lsdaer. the valuable Sas"1fn'
launch. REX. form. rly owned by the
firm Of Gardner & Hndsins. Ssid
launch Is aSnut - fc-t on the vat
line aud about 20 feet over ell. With
a beam of Z feet, and is equipped With
a watkins 10 H. r, two cylinder
make aud hrsak ensinr. Tais boat
viii he sold together With ali parapher'
MALTA ncw On hoard ths same. consist
ing of lights. Whistles, life prescrvcrs,
aaSs. boat hooks. etc, etc Purchaser
VIII receive immediate pcSsesSicn-
TERMS o. SAik-CASH. All per
sons desiring further information can
Apply to the undcr<,xncf.
n. A. H.w1S. Trustee,
Bank Of Hampton Buiidiue.
Hampton virginia.
N. ~ MORGAN, Auctioncsr.
Jgsc ~. 1905.
s1Sst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23

Tea, sus~ Mes Nssehsd NEST A"'oan
o. $ss4.D-otse1 to co~trtosts
to the Fund.

II. Phucbus siremen have cn'lecte'
the sum Of Sts475 for the Pennsyi
vanaa trip fund ANA contributions n
beiss received daily by the ccnsnh
toe IN arraaeemeats. The coatrfb"
crs 50 far are gwen belos:
a a Scbmeix. IS: p. H. Rioear
son 81; JOAN Scott. IS: Edward Bur'
A. Frask Raymond. 81: A. Wool
ward 81; Hosser Brewing Comfsns
$40: Zoe Mc,psy. S.; 4. Kelly. So"
Ell Ipye. S.; Tiny Nicoietta. u
Thomas Easy. s.: q. r. Ttcc. $
Emuc, Gs,ewosd. IS: 4. n. Tcanis. 81
". Nsck'e. 81; Old Point Lodge
/ a q. r.. SO: James Grant, -
r. q Wuxier. s.: Tom PARCEL. "a
n p Ia~k~os. s, -; Nose Miller. y
r.rznsoo Nssic Ccmpauy. 50: Mrs
sn.,. Neal. s.: Charles Hillman, =
IN sm.th. s.: f. o. Hunt. $40: J. !:
Gr,xvrN. 81: Romeo Hall. IL ~sHr
C.ozx $3.50: Sexar Wlaitins- -
u;,ss,J A. Tern. 81: Nathaniel Stow
az. n. n. ManvH,c. SIS: Mrs. Terry
a. l. L. 5cassss. s.; C. T. wrish
q. E:,R. 3: r. Carmel. -; Ben
,h,u Rec,hcrS. s.: Ksarney BROTHERS
x,o. r.. "a. Lancer. SIC. william Terry
ave r. rarpexs. s.; S. CSs~ford
g. re-tcr q Nrkcnssc. =: y. Tor
ter s.: ". ,. Rodgers, 81: msie Rn'h
40. G. ASsen. 81: Y. Tore. 81: N. Was
se-msp. s.: r. Tho'i. -; A. \
s,sw;dt. 81: J. Fcmoert"u- VI: y
S..sd,us.. Ssss: A. T. Berry. $50 "
Crawford. 81: 3srsaai Hrofhers. y
N A. simkirs. s2se; o. FrrebcrS.r
IN. yce~ph P-yhaa. 81: c. c. Curtis
sz5s: CsasI. Pc. o.; James ocor
rry. 81: Angr'o Mey~rs ca. $40: Pau
Cs,e Greepw-pa Co 81; Mrs. Hetr
,rs,e. s.: Cpios cteccc Co. 81: v. '
WHOA. g.: v. o. Cisrtr, -: g. \
H.rbc. 81: Hcaeskneev Comvssy. ~"
Wvsu Brohors. =; Joan Sncf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
r. lsR lis Bsll / flIt
y ssll.llI d h I'll b
b Ases1t ID l.
IEMEslllEI uElls
or1,ne 10 Many Of Old Men "
Nl6n1Asss This Season Has Been
tefet In History Of Chesapeake
kley and hampton Roads-crabs Are
49, Vary Scarce.

& neports coming from Chesapeake
and Hampton Roads are TO the
~ that fishermen claim that nsn
s scafcer this season than in any
Son in the past history OF these
Saerx
Surinx the past Ave weeks the men
|51Ifseod In the business have Caught
INV fsh, while in the past week
= = said that the catch has been
4ar the smallest that the Oldest
sisoan can remember in any sea
= OF his career.
F1ndsnx that the cost OF keeping
nets In the water and that oil
aIanx them with bg squads Of men
ery morning was swampng the own
financially, most Of the BIZ deal
have taken up their pond nets
r aiyen up the business for the re
inaer OF the season
slVhie Ash are extremely high
4 wen known fisherman In con
ssation with the Daily Press rep
6nta&ive yesterday. dealers are
- money this season On account
~ great scarcity OF any kind Of
In fact, thousands Of dollars
- lost to the men engaged In the
DNess this season on account o.
6ck ct the catch. 1t has beer
= wear since the fish were fewer
this season and from my oh
ftou there Is nothing better u
Durvard 10 toIe several seasons
1Alpx mu be deue to protec
enaal lish, or else the duestlo'
making . livelihood out OF tn
1ress via he impossible. un
stand that blue fish are worth :
- per pounl In New York pa'
.5311n pound nets along Buckro'
- we're taken up several day
Another interesting matter L
serncn Is the scarcity of crabs thi
80. Just Why this Is so seems
stery. but the catch now Is sal
b very small and It is possible
= within . few weeks crabs vii
zach scarcer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23

Captain George W. Hope. ~ho com
mandcd the Peninsula Guards during
The Spanish Amesicsn var. has rcceir.
81 a commemorative frosa Cosopei Sol
Cutchins. N Richmond. assinz for the
name of every member Of the eo"'-
many s, that the rztico checks may
- mai,cd to each NJ the soldiers.
Car,a'w Hor- T. compiling the list and
he s~s.r~s thai the members ~ hts
FORMER command, OF thew RELATIVES.
shall report to him their pr.scst ad-
ir-<s and xaerrabou,s- Captain Hope
will b. IN hi Ja'cc a; the CITY hall
every day firm . to 5 O'clock TO ~.
cci.c those rsmes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
GoRED ~ a cow.

Nr William Sinclair Painfully tnjur-
ed Yesterday Mornio9.
Mr. William Sinclair. q farmer re-
idinR near Hampton. was painfully
INJURED by being gored by coz yes
.erday morning. Mr. Sinclair was
milking the COW, when the bovine
hrew her head back and the end OF
,er horn struck Mr. Sinclair just IN
Er the LEFT eye. inflicting an ugly
ut ami seriously injurinE the eye.
". George W. McAllister was sent
or AMI upon examination found the
,aIl Of the eye is not injured. although
he sight may he slightly impaired.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
jeseohtns has Appendicitis.

Joscphine Parker, the negro woman,
rmmitted to Jail few days ago On
the charge Of housebreak.ns. became
suddenly Ill Sunday and her illness
Was diagnosed AS appendicitis. She
was taken to the Dixie hospital. where
DR. G. w. McAliisrcr. the jail phy*l-
clan, operated upon her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
In Npooissrsss>'s Court.

Magistrate s. O. Houchens heard an
Interesting case yesterday afternoon,
when he decided the case o: Hdsson
,gainst Gordon. Mr.. Gordon had 4
,cw that got into Mr. Hoaston's gar.
len and Mr. Hc.stca sued for dam
,Scz to his property. Mas'strat"
Hmrhcns gave the plaintiff a verdict
cor $50 Mr.. n. A. Lewis represent
cd Mr.. Gordon and Mr. =. 5. Collier
appeared for NJ. Hoiston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
lesve scr eusooe-

TT. Harry n Howe and Rev. Rev
crdy Esta.. n ~. rector Of old 81
Johns Epixeorsl church. and NJ. j.
A. Bax'c.. a. Ncwrvu New. lcff ias'
evening fer Ncs vcrs. from Which
city thcv wei sail tcmc-rcr for a
trip IN Esropo. Drx Nose and Bux.
ton WI w the boepsssis In Europe
and rcurnto Hampton On August ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23

fested YESTERDAY afternoon by oohs'a'
bic John w. Cunningham. on Warrants
charging him with conducting Il speak
eaey near the cross roads. IL 10
claimed that Ruckuer has been sell
Hg beer and whisky at 'ne pace
Without q licen>r. lie viii be gwen
2 preliminary hearins Today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
Old Confederate Is Dead.

PARIS, TENN, June Ell. ID. G.
Atkins. who was member OF the
Confederate Congress. is dead at his
home here, aged cighty-four.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-2 LARGE, YOUNG
mules; 2 large work horses: 2 fresh.
Young mich COWS; l second hand,
double dray wagon: second hand
two seat surry carriage. J. w.
ROWE. Hampton, Va. 6-l7-1w.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
bU9HytvVYU6r66tbbsttSSS'
Mahers Persona!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Mrs. George W. Rowe has left for
y stay of a month in Chesapeake
City, Md.
Mrs. J. M. Nrifert. Of the Na'tona'
Soldisrs' Home. will entertain tue
Newport News bridge Whist Clnb 10
morrow afternoon
Councilman George W. Rowe lett
last night for Richmond. where ne
win spend sev".sl days.
Mass Ruby Hope and Master VIII
Ham Nets Will lravc today Tor new
York to visit Mr. aud Mrs, K. d.
Hope. Jr.
Mrs James Il, BenedEt, who mas
been Visiting her broth Mr. Charie3
A, .Jupken. in Mar, hall street. lett
yesterday for her home In Washing
ton.
Miss Margaret Ross, who has been
threatened with a severe case 81 re-
er at her residence in Holly street.
was reported a. yer" much improved
yesterday.
Miss Margaret Cook. Of Amherst
Mass, h spending several weeks ut
Bright View Cottage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23

Mcssrs. n. VI. Hsnl.-rIy ars Mar
shaII vsU Se&tIhns r-'qrn~d sunday
from the vHgin's M SPRINGS where
they afteseee tne m""'ing of the vir
ssusa BonnevS ASsoriar,on.
coscses Nesssa $ Gr--ruc rrmaiued
q the Segssal hui siH return 10 the
ssy rls1Hs - IA, Ajs..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
MSS SoHNsoN NOT 4 BRIDE
Jokns,y rssS Some s-end They were
20 be asrrreo.

Miss viola Jchn ". wnosc marriage
to Mr.. oseph Rh"ad",. va. announc,
I'd a few Gays *" J., M a bride and
u naturally not '"r, much pl~ase:
over the rcpcr ~ b.. runaway mar.
Rage TO EsjssS.th c., Y G whcn
MIS- Johnson AM W Rhradcs ven,
TO Old Point ias F~tl, rn a trol
hey car toEsshcr -, ,rkinSIv told
Their friends that -, 49,. ~ tn b.
married. ard on" NJ '7,-r acnuaint
anc-S rcpresent'rs himself as Nr
Rhoadcs. go Mr Chs.I~, HnkIc. II
OH Point. to tcI' rsrn. he pc-sx oI
the eF,pemept ." b IeH, prcss ~
Gee. Mr.. Rhcaf' Srrt N Washing
,op. While Miss J"suson scal 10 Sor
folk To Visa frirDds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23

Miss Margaret Cook. Of Amherst.
Mass. h spending several weeks at
Bright View Cot,agc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23
mrs. .. Q, FIELDS

mrs. .. Q. FIELDS
Hair drsssins. Marcel wave. Shsn
poo,na msssesriss. esssseing.
chIropscsss.
Facial and Scalp Treatment .
Speciait~.
80 wine street. Hampton, Va
Prone soc.
Rain wsfcr Used.
Formerly % n. y. CITY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-23

e9l>0 ~ Aessss u Nsnn,ao |,
- - = cwss rpsss
-. . sss1 ~ss A.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23
ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE cd a."
FAILSJACTOR CAN'T DIE

Conton, o., Dec. 3.-Unrequited
love is given by the police as the
cause OF two unsuccessful attempts
at suicide here by Frank Hilldor, act
or, who says his home is at Hooking
Point, Athens county, and who ad-
mts that he followed Miss Dorothy
King, an actress ;:om Ashland
On Miss Kings complaint, Hl!ldor
was arrested and given one hour to
leave town. Then he attempted to
kill himself. .IHr.HI
~ First Hilldor called Miss King to a
residence and before her ON bended
knees, took dose of rough -onlrats.
When the police arrived Hilldor gave
them a lively chase. 0vertaken, Hill
dor was lodged in a cell where he
slashed his throat and the prison ply
sician had to be called to save his
life. fGr .-..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23
OFFICERS
Are ELECTED
Catholic Ladies of Ohio Hold
Meeting.
CHANGE MEETING NIGHTS
Hereafter Lodge will Gather
on Thursday.
Sosnowski Lodge, of Rebekshs Ar
range for Installation-Canby
Lodge CoDfers Second Degree.
.
CHANGE MEETING NIGHTS

The Catholic Ladies of Ohio met
last evening with large attend
ance and held the annual election of
Officers. II resulted as follows:
Mrs. John Navin, president; Mrs.
John Sweeney, vice president; Mrs
Sarah Cuslck, recording secretary;
Mrs. Mary Keegan, financial sscre-
tary; Miss Agnes Hannlgan, treasur-
er; Mrs. Joseph Artz, sentinel ana
Mrs. Charles Miller and Miss Fran
els Mclaughlin, trustees.
1t was decided to change tn"
meeting night from the second and
fourth Tuesdays to the second
Thursday of each month and onlg
hold one meetirlg a month during
the yuletide season. u3yrI
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

Sunday school and church are urg-
ed 10 be present,
Miss Josephine Nichols of Gin
cinnati will arrive Saturday and
have charge of the services over
Sunday and for the next two weeks,
Miss Nichols is AN evangelist with II
wide reputation, though but a young
woman She has pleasing per-
sonality, good voice, Is free from
sensationalism and. is very in
structiye and entertaining speaker.
The young men ofaMr. Clark's class
VIII act as ushers during the meet
ings. A chorus of at least flrty
voices will lead in singing. The
Winona Hymns, edited by DIR. J. VIII
bur Chapman will be used. Commit
tees on invitations, meeting of
strangers and for the distribution
of literature have been appointed
from the membership of the Sunday
school. An appeal is made to the
entire Sunday school and the con-
gregation to assist in the meetings.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23
J c. Anthony Made Presi.
dent of Service Board.
LAMENT BUSARD DEATH
Board Members Speak Feel
ing of Late Associate.
Committee Named to Draft Resolu-
tions on Death--Ene agent
Promises to Stop a Nuisance.

The regular board of public service
meeting was held in the council room
Tuesday evening. "A number of adj
dresses were made and committees
appointed, little important business
being taken up. J. G. Anthony was
chosen president of the board, and
presided at the session.
Early in the evening, the members
of the board gathered and Member
Fred Issleib occupied the chair. Bills
were allowed, amounting to several
hundred dollars for repair work. Act
ing President Issleib spoke OF the
sudden death of President Busard and
offered the heartfelt sympathy of the
board to the bereaved family and
friends of the late president. He
also noted the business like qualities
Of Mr.. Busard, his earnest endeav-
or, his strict morality and courage
TO do the right. 'rTul rH. 81;
Later, Mayor Louis Scherff and The
new president j G.. Anthony arrived
and reorganization took place. The
mayor, In a lengthy address. stated
the duties OF the new president and
urging him to do well the work which
the late president had so well be-
gun. Following the reorganization
Member Harry Krause, City Solicitor
Boyd and City Engineer Dwyer were
appointed to act as a committee to ar
range resolutions on the death oi
Mr.. Busard.
W. w. Sanders, the new agent OF
the Erie railroad at this point was
present and spoke Of the oil which Is
said to be running the tanks of the
Sewage Disposal plant. Sanders
stated that effort would be made to
ascertain II possible, how the oil
made It's way into the sewer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23
WINS MARION BRIDE
e. F. Hazeo, of Bucyrus Weds Miss
'Af Addie Dell Niles. "'

Miss Addie Dell Niles, of this city,
and MIR. Edward r.. HaZen. ag Bucy-
rus, were united in marriage in the
court room OF Justice Charles E.
Gompf Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
The groom is railroad brakeman.
His bride Is a quite well known young
lady Of this city. The couple were
attended by sister OF the bride.
They will make their home in Buoy
rus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23
LOOK FOR INTERPRETERS ~
Italians Held for Robbery are Plac, d
In County Jail. EIfg

The two Italians arrested Monday
by Erie detective E. C. Curry, on d
charge OF assaulting and robbing Erie
conductor Daniel Ledman, were re-
moved from the city prison to the
county Jail Tuesday. The pair of sus-
poets will be committede until the
detective is able to secure an inter-
prefer to act during the trial in
mayors court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23
We will be Open

Until 10 o'clock Thursday evening.
One delivery after supper. Closed all
day Christmas. Leave your order
early.
The Consumers Wholesale Grocery
OWEN BROS, Props
Phone ma. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23
PREPARE FOR The
REVIVAL MEETINGS
Important Gathering at
Epworth Church Tonight.
Miss Josephine Nicholas, Evan.
gelist, will Have Charge Of
"' Work for Two Weeks. '.''.f

A service preparatory to the COM
Ing evangellstic meetings will be
held at the Epworth M. E. church
tonight The pastor will preach
and have charge of the services.
The officers and members of the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

A case was brought by william
J. Hlnamon against w. II. Kramer
for $19.45 for labor on the farm OF
the defendant wa sheard in the court
of Justice c. Il. Gompf this morn
ing. The jury which was sitting in
the case awarded the plaintiff $15.45.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

A beautiful mat picture will be
given away Thursday evening at
Wonderland Theater with each ticket
sold. 1tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

There is more Carnation Flour sold
in Marion than any other brand %
-four on the market today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

The Companions OF Foresters hell
a drill practice in their lodge QUAR-
ters last evening preparatory TO the
exhibition drill to be given by the
Daughters OF America Tuesday, De
cember 30 The next regular meet
ing OF the 'odge will occur Thurs
day January T. hA"" ono
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

H Candy lodge No. 81 conferred tho
second degree upon one candidate
and arranged for conferring the
'third degree next Tuesday night,
at well attended meeting held in
the lodge halls on east Church
street last evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

Sosnowski Rebekah lodge met
with a fair attendance in the lodge
halls last evening. Aside from
regular business ar
rangementS were maze for Installing
the newly elected officers at the
next meeting in two weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

For the prettiest baby in town
Beatty & Long sell pretty shoes
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

Don worry-you can buy the
kind he wants at Beatty & Longs,