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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-29
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Recipes.

,.To kill your dandelions MI an toil
can with water. dissolve In Il "a small
drops OF the mixture on each dandslion
plant and II viii die."--Deita Atlas Yes,
ana here's a good one To get shut or your
bedbugs: Get two little blocks OF wood,
lay one Of them on the parlor center ta-
BILE being SUR It IL level Lay the other
kiock convenient ard then 10 and get
the particular bug yea want to extermjn-
ate. place the victim on the block on
tpe center table Now spit on your hands
good. shut your eyes and tfen swat him
or her 40 the case may be. with the
other block - flickyilie DAD Tribune
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-29
Mirror Want Column.
HELP WANTED

WVANTED-Nlanager for branch off,
fee we wish TO locate here. Ad-
dress. with reference, The Morris
Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
7-ls-lmo
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-29

Nothing pays like doing right.
F'oollng other folks for peli
or for glory. fame or might.
May be easy In the light,
But when conscience Comes at night,
Ah. you cannot fool yourself
No respect Is quite so dear
As your own should be TO You.
From your boyhood 10 your sere
There Is nothing you should fear
More than conscience out OF gear.
Honor right-and live II, too.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-29
WORK WANTED

WALNTED-Washlng to do at home,
good references. Call phone
X 1856. 7-23-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-29
WANTED.

WANTED-Two gentlemen to room
and board AT 229 East Church st
Rates, 81 90 per week, Phone 1899
7-29-Gtpd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
ATTEMPT ON LIFE
OF THE SULTAN
Coat of Mail All That Saved
Turkish Ruler From
Death.
OFFICIAL DOES THE WORK.
LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY
FOUND ON ASSAILANT'S PER-
DOOR.

London, Aug. 5.-Private messages
received here this morning say that
the Sultan of Turkey was stabbed in
the back by Tlember of the young
Turkey movement Monday night and
his condition is now precarious. Eff
forts are being made to prevent the
news from spreading for fear of an
immediate revolution and the over
throw of the government The rulers
assailant has been arrested.
The Sultan's life was saved by a
coat Of mail as the dagger was thrust
at the heart. The would-be assassin
was minor official of the palace
and the large sum of gold found in
his pockets leads to the belief that he
was bribed to commit the crime The
Information of the attempted assassin
alton comes by way of Geneva from a
leader of the Young Turkey movement
in Constantinople
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
He Uses 1t to Flush Out Tanks
At His Private Ice
Plant.
THE CITY'S MEN DO WORK.
JOHNSON SAYS THAT HE WILL
PAY ALLEGED WATER WAS
USED TO FILL THE TANKS AT
HIS PLACE.

NO, it was cooling tank. 1t had
become stopped up with lime and such
material and it was necessary to
flush it out. The street commission
er had his men turn a hose in and of
course he will render his bill TO
me for the mems time. That is all
there was to it,
1t was in this manner B. B. John
son, member of the board of public
works and owner of the Independent
Ice and Fuel company's plant, which
now is part of the ice delivery CON-
bination answered the allegation that
city water had been used to fill the
tanks at his plant. Residents of the
vicinity of the plant are responsible
for the charge against Mr.. Johnson
The assertion is made the water
was turned into the tanks for two en-
tire days-last Friday and Saturday
The fire hose used in flushing sewers
was made use of for the purpose and
it was attached to city fire hydrant.
The claim is advanced that the water
overfiowed from the tanks and flood
ed the strets and sidewalks about the
plant
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
NOBODY L|ED
CLAIMS WRIGHT
Secretary of War Sheds
Light on the West Point
Hazing Case.
THERE CAN BE NO BLAME,
WHOLE SQUABsLE AROSE OWING
TO A SERIES OF CONDOLENCES
FOR WHICH NO ONE COULD BE
CENSURED.

Washington, Aug. 5.-After COM
ment had been heard on all sides
here relative to apparently contradic-
tory statements made by President
Roosevelt, Secretary Loeb and Secre-
tary Of War Wright. in reference to
the dismissal of eight cadets from
West Point for hazing, some light was
thrown on the matter by Secretary
Wright.
There is no question of veracity
whatever" Mr.. Wright said. What
the President says is right and is not
In contradiction to statements made
either by Secretary Loeb or myself" 4"
Secretary Wright then explained
that the misunderstanding arose from
a series Of condolences for which no
one was to blame. In the first place
the report of the board recommending
dismissal of the cadets reached the
War Department while Mr.. Oliver was
acting secretary of war. Mr.. Oliver
did not act on ii, but forwarded II
without comment to President Roose-
welt. The President then, Secretary
Wright says, indorsed the report of
the board and sent the papers to him,
on his return to the department.
President Requests Delay.
The President, however, requested
that no action be taken until | had
consulted with him." Mr.. Wright con-
tinued. The Presidents approval OF
the boards recommendation for dis.
missal did not mean that the cadets
were sentenced. because the Presi.
dents action had no legal effect until
the Secretary of War had passed on
the matter, and this General Oliver
had not done
Prior to receiving this communica.
tion from the President the cadets had
visited Secretary Wright, explained
their case and impressed the secretary
with their frankness. Secretary
Wright, therefore, was inclined to be
as lenient as possible, and when he
conferred with the President at Oyster
Bay it can be assumed that he urged
1eniency.
"As the matter now stands" Secre
tary Wright said. "we are looking over
the papers, examining the testimony
and viii take action lataS."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
OUT OF JAIL INTO
MARSHAL'S ARMS
Freedom of A. c. Harris Is
Short.

Upon his release from the county
Jail today, A. c. Harris was placed
under arrest by Charles E. Clark. mar
shal of Knightstown. Harris was ar
rested here upon complaint of his wife
who feared for her safety. He had
just arrived in the city for the pur-
pose of inducing her to live with him.
Marshal Clark said Harris was in
the dry cleaning and dyeing business
at Knightstown and when he closed
his store, departed with a suit of
clothes left with him to be cleaned.
The suit belonged to travelling sales
man.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
DENTAL OFFICE
ENTERED AGAIN
ChenoWeth & Dykeman Lose
Nothing, However.

An expert on safe combinations is
believed to have entered the offices of
Chenoweth & Dykeman. dentists in the
Masonic Temple last evening for the
purpose OF robbery. The doors to the
office safe were opened. The small
drawers inside were pried open. but
the contents had been removed by the
dentists before leaving the office.
This is the second time within the last
few weeks this office has been entered.
The police have no clue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES
LOST IN LANOSL| |DE
Bisbee, Arizona Is Partially
Swept Away.

Elpaso Tex, Aug. 5.-A report from
Bisbee, Arizona, rich mining COM
munity, says floods and landslides
last night wiped out a portion of the
town. At least twenty-five lives were
lost and an enormous damage done
The population of the town is about
$4,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
Monster Airship Driven by
Count Zeppelin, Returning
On Remarkable Voyage, Is
Burned.
INVENTOR ESCAPES
WITH HIS LIFE.
Six People Hurt in Attempt to
Save the Ship from Fire De-
mon-Yesterday's Flight a
Record Breaker.

Stuttgart, Aug. 5.-During storm
today Zeppelin's airship broke away
from it's moorings and took fire and
sailed away into the air. Just as 1t
disappeared from sight, indications
pointed to its total destruction.
Six persons were hurt in the effort
to save the airship but Zeppelin es'
capped. The aEship had descended
five miles south of here this morning
owing to defective motor and had
been moored pending repairs. Excit'
ing scenes had marked the progress
of the homeward trip. great crowds
witne ssing it's flight over the city at
six this morning. An hour later the
motor became defective requiring re
pairs. The subsequent accident oc
Cured during the storm and the air
ship is now lost sight of.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
MUST co BEFORE
JUVENILE COURT
Gold Foil Thief to Answer for
His Act.

Ray Trakowski. the fifteen year old
boy accused of the theft OF gold foil
and other material from the st. Johns
Lutheran church has been certified
over to the Juvenile court from the
city court The lad viii nave TO cx-
plain TO the court why he should not
be sent to the reform school as bA
has been IN trouble before
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDIANA-Fair Wednesday night,
warmer in south portion; Thurs
day fair, variable winds.
OHiO-Fair in west. showers in east
portion Wednesday night; Thurs
day fair, warmer in eastern por-
tion; light to fresh winds, mostly
southwest,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
Aged Woman is Saved.

An old woman, 80 years of age, was
carried by John Volume on his back
from tn Fort Steele brewery. below
town to the Crows Nest Coal company
office. over mile. The old woman
pleaded TO be left to the mercy OF the
flames telling her rescuer to devote
,bis time to saving more useful people.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05

Schaffhausen, Switzerland, Aug. s.
Count Zeppelin demonstrated by the
most remarkable flight in the history
of aeronautics that he has led a host
of experimenters in making the con-
quest of the air by dirigible balloon.
Starting at $50 Tuesday morning
from his airship harbor in Lake Con-
stance, near Friedrichshafen, the in
ventor. with a facility never before
equaled, made a voyage of 261 miles
to Mayence, which he reached at IL
o'clock last night.
Had it not been for slight defe ct
in one of his motors the count would
have made Mayence shortly after G
O'Clock last evening. He was COMPEL
ed, however, to alight in the river near
Nackenheim to effect repairs before
making the remaining few miles of the
outward bound trip. This delayed his
arrival at Mayence for more than five
hours.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
Man Who for Many Years
Has Been Conspicuous Fig
ure in Washington, Sue
CumbS to Disease.
CuMMlNS ANNOUNCES
HIMSELF FOR SENATE.
Unpopular Governor Says He
Will Fight for Senatorial
Toga Long Work by Dead
Senator.

Dubuque, Ia, Aug. 5.-Senator w.
B. Allison is dead The announcement
came Tuesday afternoon from his res
iGence on Locust street. where he pass
ed away. The end came as the re-
suit Of sudden heart weakness. ac-
cording to the statement of Drs.
Hancock and Lewis, his physicians
His death closed the longest career of
continuous congressional service in
the records of Washington.
While for the last two years Sena-
for Allison has been in declining health
and while he suffered the loss of much
vitality during the months of the pres
ent summer. there was no news FROM
his home indicating the seriousness OF
his condition.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05

the records of Washington.
While for the last two years Sena-
for Allison has been in declining health
and while he suffered the loss of much
vitality during the months of the pres
ent summer. there was no news froni
his home indicating the seriousness of
his condition.
Goes to Country for Relief.
Three weeks ago Senator Allison
consulted a Chicago physician and n
fortnight ago the senator went TO the
country home of Mrs. FSnnie Stout,
a few miles from the city, TO escape
the torrid heat and secure the bene-
fits of the country air. He remained
at the home of Mrs. Stout until last
Saturday morning when he was moved
back to his city home.
During the last week nurses were
employed to care for the senator for
the first time since his illness and this
was the first intimation that any one
had of a change for the worse In his
condition. The senator lost conscious
ness last Saturday and did not recov-
er his mental faculties before hts
death. He had been under the con-
stant care of physicians the last few
days.
Sufferer for Years.
Senator Allison has been a sufferer
for number OF years For the last
two years he required relief twice dai-
ly and was regularly visited by a phy-
sician. He consulted the best author
tiles regarding his arfiiction, but his
advanced age was the strongest ar
gument against an operation which
might have corrected the defect.
The senator fell away in flesh rapid
ly and close friends noted upon his re-
turn from Washington. following his
attendance upon the last session of
congress. that his mental faculties
were not so keen as they had been.
They knew that II was out a question
of time when death should claim him.
but a chivalrous sense of loyalty TO
the eyed man sealed their lips. with
the result that the state at large was
not advised of his condition.
Campaign Worried Him.
While the public at large has small
appreciation of the fact il was never
| theless true that the recent senatorial
campaign occasioned the senator much
worry. He kept his own counsel. but
IL Is likely the strain OF the contest
bore heavily upon him and many
believe it weakened his once rugged
constitution and fastened the end
that the weight of eighty years wa s
rapidly bringing about.
Mrs. Allison has been dead many
years and there are no children. Fune-
raj arrangements will be made later.
cumnins Wants the Job.
Chicago ILL.,. Aug. Gov Albert
B. Cummins. of Iowa last night from
the residence Of his brother B. F.
Cummins. in Lake Forest announced
| himself candidate to succeed Senator
Allison. news of whose death had
reached him a few hours before The
governor paid high tribute TO tho
career and achievements of his dead
political rival. and then admitted his
| ambition TO take the senatorial scat
| left vacant.
Il shall certainly make an effort
| to succeed Senator Allison said the
governor My friends believe me his
/ logical successor"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05
Airship Steers Perfectly.

The significant feature of the flight
is that the Zeppelin airship took a
zigzag course, practically following
the windings of the Rhine from start
to finish. thereby proving that the
air navigator has solved the difficulty
of steering.
Late last night the airship reversed
It's course with the intention of re-
turning by way of Metz and Stuttgart
to the starting point. Should this be
reached without mishap, Count Zeppe
lin will have doubled the Importance
of his feat. for the distance he will
then have travelled will be 522 miles
over course which will have taken
him toward every point of the com.
pass and brought him face to face
with every possible atmospheric con.
dition.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05

T:30 D. m.-Band Concert.
$50 D. m.-"Good Night" come again
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-05

Speaking in defense of the board of
public works, the city council, and his
own interests, City Attorney Study
said he can't see where the officers
have failed to do their duty. Now,
when it is too late. petition comes
In here and suppose you want to as
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
Yesterdays Caucus.

Des Moines, Sept. 5. The most
dramatic scene in Iowa political his
tory was enacted in the chamber Of
the house Of representatives yester-
day afternoon when 5S supporters of
Governor Cummins nominated him for
short term senator, while 46 Of his op-
ponents, although Of the same party
faith, remained away, abiding by a
pledge not to place themselves where
they would be bound by the action Of
the caucus.
While the nomination Of the COVER
nor when announced was greeted with
applause, there was about the entire
proceeding an atmosphere Of doubt;
almost gloom.
For, If the predictions Of the stand,
patters, who refused to attend, are re.
allied, the action Of yesterday por.
tends a Democratic legislature next
winter. And if that should prove TO
be- as progressives deny, then the
ambition of Governor Cummins to be,
come successor to Senator Allison for
the long term will, of course never
be realized. At present indications
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
PARTY ENRouTE FROM WEST
LIBERTY TO OTTuMWA TO AT.
TEND METHODIST CONFER
ENcE in TRAGIC CRASH
c.. H. MILNESS is
CRUSHED TO DEATH
OTHER MEMBERS OF PARTY Es-
CAPE WITH BRUISES, THOUGH
ALL WERE PINloNED UNDER
WHEN CAR TURNED TURTLE.

Sigourney, Sept. 5. = Especially -
The overturning Of an automobile in
which party of West Liberty and
Muscatine people were speeding on
their way to Ottumwa to attend the
Methodist conference brought the
trip to tragic close at $50 o'clock
last night, on the Hayesville hill near
here. The fatalities:
The Dead.
G. H. MILNESS, West Liberty
Injured.
Mrs j. R. Hanley, West Liberty;
badly shaken up and bruised.
Miss Azelia Bingham, West Liber-
ty; fracture of arm; bruised.
Miss Mary Robertson, Muscatine;
compound fracture Of arm.
Mrs. Loretta Ward, West Liberty;
arm fractured, shoulder dislocated.
Charles Platt, bruised and shaken.
Frank Pertlick, chauffeur; bodily
bruises.
The car was owned by Mrs. Ward,
who is wealthy West Liberty wild
ow Mrs. Hanley one of her guests,
is the wife of Rev. ]. R. Hanley, who
is attending the conference. Mrs.
Ward bit recently gave large, sum to
Rev. Hanley's church for use in
building an extension.
c. H. Milness, who was killed when
the car overturned, was in the under
taking business at West Liberty. Just
a few minutes before the car overturn-
ed he remarked that it was the most
delightful trip of his life.
Cause of Accident Mystery.
The chauffeur claims, and his
statements are substantiated by other
members of the party, that at the time
of the accident they were going down
a steep hill, very slowly, all power
turned Off, and the brakes on the car.
What could have caused the catas-
trophe is a mystery to all; but at this
place near turn in the road. the ma
chine turned turtle and all the occu-
pants were thrown headlong into a
deep ditch.
The injured were gotten to Hayes
vile by people living near the scene
of the accident, and brought to Sigour-
ney on the evening Milwaukee pas
senger; all but Mr.. Pratt, who stayed
and came later with the body of the
dead man, which was brought here in
a spring wagon, and taken to the
Pfaff undertaking parlors. The pas
senger train was held fifteen minutes
in Hayesville to allow the injured par.
/ ties to reach the station, the conduc-
tor having been informed by one Of
the rescuers. When they reached the
station here all were able to take the
bus and ride to the hotel but Miss
Robertson, who had to be carried on
a stretcher.
/ DR.. William Pfannebecker of this
place and DR.. Morris of Martinsburg
waited upon them and at last reports
all were doing as well as could be ex-
pected. They took the morning pas
senger for their homes in West Lib
erty this morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08

Los Angeles, Cal, is announced for
September 16, at the Park Congrega-
tional church Mr.. McDougall and his
father, Robert McDougall are old
employees of the John Morrell & Co.,
plant and for years lived at 1419 East
Main street.
fair last Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlotte Walters of Kansas
City is visiting at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Helen Watcher Of 20S
Mabel street.
Mrs. A. ]. Wind and daughter are
visiting with relatives in Monroe
county, near Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Hefin of Hold
rege, Neb. who have been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wind
Ill North Richards street, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. ]. w. Ward and son Ralph are
visiting relatives near Abba.
A. J. Wind of the Morrell Office left
! today on No. 13 for Abba for a short
visit.
| Otto LaPoint, bookkeeper in the
general Office resigned his position
and will go to college. Claude Atwood
Of the night force will take his place.
| Virgil Johnson, night clerk in the
Office left with Company G for Fort
Riley last Saturday.
Last Thursday afternoon the Sun
day school class Of Mrs. H. D. Robin
son held reunion picnic at Caldwell
park. All enjoyed good time and a
fine supper The following were pres
ent: Mrs. H. D. Robinson, Mrs G.
Hackerson, Mrs. A. Loring, Mrs. V.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gossage,
Rev. w. H. HORNED, Misses Margaret
Peck, Maude Bridenstein, Catherine
RamseIl, Helen Osler and Eunice Rob.
inson.
Floyd Farrell, assistant stock keep.
er of the office Is on the sick list.
| Charles Knight, chief government
inspector at Sioux City was here visit
ing with an old friend, Nevil Glew
1901 East Main street last Monday
Mr.. Knight was employed by Morrells
for number of years as foreman OF
the trimming gang.
MRS. George Barnum Of East Main
street, who has been visiting in Fort
Collins, Coloo., with her daughter
Mrs. j. White, has returned home.
Roy Beard and Miss Regina Deems
will be married September % at the
home Of Miss Deems sister, Mrs VIII
Klee, 1912 East Fifty-frst street, Los
Angeles, Cal Both parties are vel
known in the East End. Mr. Beard
was assistant timekeeper for Nor
rels.
Nicholas Lunkley, government Off
Ger from Marshalltown visited witt
his family, corner Of Main and Foster
streets last Monday.
Miss Maude Baker Of East MAR
street has been appointed teacher a
school No. at Dudley, and will begir
her work September IA.
Mrs. ]. P. Gallagher 1882 Hayne
street has been very Ill during the
past week and it became necessar!
to send for her mother, Mrs. Rober
Mccall Of Marion, Ind. Mrs. Mccall
will arrive some time next week.
]. P. Lennon of the fresh meat de
partment is substituting for John Be
gardus, who is on his annual vacation
Mr.. Bogardus will spend hisvacatiol
with friends in Kansas City.