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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11
DENIALs OF GRAFT
CONTINUED from Rsge One.

-s- Continued from F~iSe one.
the sense of having any. re alton
to the canal matter. Neither Of
them ever had 1.-The least. pecuniary
interest In the business, sIt is IA
matter of public history that the
president-elect never had amy Of
ficial connection with The canal
until months after 1t had been ac-
quired by this government. He was
in the Philippines as governor dur
ing all the years in question.
"Equaliy perverted is the fat CON
cerning the records and accounts of
the two companies They we're not
delivered to the United States be-
caus they were records of The
companies transactions with which
the United States had no concern.
But. as a matter OF fact, the records
and files OF the liquidation OF the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

old company are in the hands OF
the liquidator at 80 Rue lGtienne
Marcel, Paris, and those of the new
company were, on the final pay
ment in June, 1908, deposited with
the credit Lyonnais. eBoulevard des
Italians, to be preserved in accord
ance with French custom, for
period of 20 years, That corporation
has the custody of; the. records, as IS
well known to all parties in inter-
est ao..g
Tie who'e story, aof a.f,ms,,yans.
or some American, syndicate buy
ing up the Panama canal securities
at iow price or at any price. and
then turning them insupou liuuida.
ton at a profit is affection and
Iconcootion. The money of the United
States went to France and was
distributed to the hundreds of
thousands of foreigns owners, nons
CT whom, as far as / know, were
Americans. ="
Mr.. Cromwell's statement includes
"a lorIg review of his testimony befora
The inter-oceanic canal committee
OF the senate in February, 1906.
Mr.. Cromwell's statement was
shdHn to Henry w. Taft. brother
OF the president-elect and half
brother of Charles p. Taft. He read
II carefully and then wrote the fol-
lowing statement:
''Neither my brother, Charles. nol
nor any member or our ramiryc
directly Or Indirectly. fDiany In-ni
terest in or made any profit from 4
the purchasenof the PANAMA Dga nal '
by our government. None of MS was
interested directly or remote4ynpib
any syndicate or underwriting baY-y,i
ing any stock or interest In theld
STOCK 'of any company which ever 4
had anything to do with the epan!E1
anna canal, ao1None of us had aby 4
connection directly or Indirectly
WIN any Of the transactions LEADING
up to the tranfer of the canal 10
our government"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11
FINDS RUERitf
Contlnl.ed from Palge one.

I ~
h charge Of having brfbed shherz
visors m the application OF the Park
side Realty company fora trolley
franchise. the jury disagreed after
seven .,hours of deliberation. n ~
The pending trial was upon an
Indictment , charging s'ltidt with.
bribing former Supervisor John j.
Furey 1t was commenced on Aug
I26, and therefore has been in
progress 106 days, or which at least
10 were actual court days. The jury
was not completed until Nov o,
when the trial was 72 days old
Shorty after the trial commenced
Frank j, Murphy and Adolph New
burly, two of the attorneys engaged
in the defense OF Ruef, were indict-
ed upOn a chailye of attempting to
bribe John NJ. Kelly, a 'talisman in
one of the Ruef venire, T., A. S.
Flake, contractor. indicted upon
the same charge, was convicted by
a jury and afterwards, confessed,
He is still awaiting sentence ana,
the trial OF Munhya in which Blake,
wata the principal witness for .sthe \
prosecution is noprogress In an.
othefo department. 7of . the superior 3
court. ni.c ,fsi ilsssr = -ei7Aa1
'fhe attempted assassination @ lof
Francis j. Heney,qsoSEo originally
lad charge Of the case, was per.
haps the most startling outcome OF
the third Ruef trial. Heney was
shot In the courtroom ON the af-
ternoon of Nov, 10 by Morris Haas
liquor dealer. who several weeks
before in Ruef's second trial had
qualified seat In the jury box
and whose record as an ex-convlct
was exposed by Mr.. Heney Haas. on
the night of Nov. Is committed
suicide in his cell at the county
jail by shooting himself with
small derringer which he Is be-
Iieyed TO have secreted in his shoe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

BEyey business man who has the
ihteestk Of tie city at heart shoan
attend gthe meeting OF the comhmcr.
tsai GLIB his evening when num-
Der of the business men of Find
bay, the other terminal Of the pro-
posed Findlay and Marion electic
Rilway, will be present to give some
idea of the way F'indlay feels to-
wards the proposed line. The prop
osition is a plain business one and
IS deserving Of careful consideration.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Roosevelt Is not through with his
troubles so far as Taft is concerned.
lie has been plotting him for the past
few years in every move he has
ushde and now he is to defend the
whole family in the alleged Panama
canal deal. Roosevelt may have to
POSTPONE his trip to Africa in order
TO defend his undeStudy's admins
tration.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11
BLAST OF STEAM ew ,suaovI
4,oD5s KILLS A CRANEMAN'

foungstowtfh Dee. il--James5hparlI
emil, a craheman, empioyed by eng
republic Iron aud Steel coihhanyr
was fitally inIiired by a. blast pofi-
steam from a Stag pit this mofil4l
ing Water was turned into the
pit while he was at his post ana
he was picked uD lifeless
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

af"
/ self As perfectly cognizant of this fact.
Mr%Taft has been encouraged since
his arrival here in the belief that he
has Mr.. Cannon beaten II he wishes
to make tine fight The point that
Mr.. Cannon and his friends have
tried to gain has not been an en-
dorsement by Mr.. Taft. knowing that
to be impossible, but they have tried
to get him to keep "hands of !" The
PRESIDENT elect has refused to COM
NIT himself either way.
1T Is known that the influence of
Mr.. Roosevelt with the next presi-
dent has been against Cannon. And
there came another complication as
Taft has not even indicated TO the
president what he will do. Con-
cretely, the president eject has found
since his arrival here that he controls
the situation and he is determined to
put sthrough what he believes to be
the platform pledges OF the Republi-
cansspar,y.i iignming Mr. Cannon2and
ali The old time leaders, even Mr.. Ser
emo Payne and Mr.. Daizell. Mr.. TAFT
la fH ffie Attfttie az head sbf 'thc'slte2
publican partys7S7not pTes:dent--and vis
Wiling to stand for tbe1eriticism TRAY
tm4 come to him regarding dictatioa
to tthe legislative branch by the ex-
ecihve ., -o., ,,.'
I Mr.. Taft had not minute to him
self. He met many members Of con-
gress and called, himself, on Mr..
Roosevelt and Mr.. Root.
81 found that one of them was
driving and the other riding he
said.
MIR. Taft offered prize IL anyone
would guess which rode and which
drove.
William II. Taft called on Secre
tary Loeb for few minutes.
'Hello there. old man." he sang
out to the faithful Loeb, as he edged
hiniself into the plesease '9r That Of
icial. r.. He. came. SO It is sad, to find
OUT something of public interest and
hill call lasted 2oSE ab5vt thSs MIN
utes. He caha toI the biace where he
win transact tabuifAess ih1MisyBoard-
mans automobile, accompanied by
Mrs. itraft 'aftds Mizs',36afthbaHsand
shadowedr by-triss -twos.:seefes service
men riding in. another machine.
Mr.. and Mrs Tart were The lunch
con guests Or Cen. 6aad Mrs. clarence
r.. Edwards. sBn1efrh2 IS SD
The .eyeningudestiyitiegl at the
rosilepce, where Judge and
Mrs. Taft are house guests, Included
, dinner to the Philippine dinner ta-
Die AN organization formed of mem
oers of the party which accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Taft around the world.
After the dinner a general reception
was held for all, who were connected
With this expedition. s,f'tF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

~ Congress proposes to revise the
presidents last message. Some of the
statements are considered too harsh.
'it would be more genteel to return II
to the writer for revision.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

John ID. Rockefeller gave waiter
In a restaurant a FIVE cent tip, and
advised him to bank It. That wait
cr, however, may be an advocate of
the guarantee deposit plan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Joe Cannon accompanied the ways
and means committee of the house to
Judge Taft to inform him that con-
gress would give him honest revision
OF the tariff. 1t would have been
lust as well for the ways and means
committee to have stayed in their
Seats and allowed Joe Cannon 10 20,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

The rising generation, the members
Of which have not passed the point
where little of Solomons advice is
necessary, will heartily agree with
the president that the forests should
be preserved
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

A prominent railroad man says this
government needs stable policy.
He doubtlessly thinks the government
should provide a house for the Re-
publican elephant.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Abe Ruef has been convicted iof
bribery 1t is the time to begin the
fight on the insanity dodge or the
''unwritten law
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

The president is sputtering again
and calling some men liars. Someone
should suggest to Teddy that he
wipe off his chin.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Castro has been permitted to set
his foot on French soil. The next
ncws may be that Harry Thaw has
been taken back to Pittsburg.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Writers of's accident fnsdrantei
Should put provision In their pol
iFes issued In Nlarioai barrlng the
'sureds from patronlzlng fhe stfsSt
ilroad. R Hs Ion long as ,faeyT are. policy
l1eldersafrni nn1 20 litIH-t Z.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

When all of the Ananiases are
being discovered and branded, it is "a
wonder that mo Sophia has beenE
showed fout into the limelight aggst
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

The advocates of the plan to great
ly improve the Ohio river have Sc.
cured the support of President
F'aIbanks In the work. They doubt
iessly have forgotten that in so do
ing they will have to contend with
the ice which will result from his
participation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Miss Marion will awake Christmas
morning TO find a few new sidewalks
in her stocking, but her bank ac-
count will show the same deficit.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

1'The steel tust is to be made bigger
and better than ever. And this in
the face of Andrew Carnegie's dec
laration that the big thing can get
along without the favoritism which
has been shown to the trust by the
government for, 10 these many years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

John Alexander Dowie's edict that
there was to be no smoking in Zion
CITY, has been countermanded. The
new owners probably figure that "It
is better TO smoke here than hereaft
er.,1
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Those Republican congressman
who propose to slap the president in
the face, have forgotten thati they
rode into, office on his coat tails.g
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

There Is one nice thing ABOUT
Miss Marion having no money. No
nobelman will come along and pro-
pose matrimony.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

"a Mississippi dentist killed a man.
II is wonderothat more people have
not died in the chair Of a. D. b. s.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11
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CHICAGO LETTER.



floor brokers aren't born, they're
made. Some have more aptitude
han others out the green man has Il
al TO learn. Learn what? To be
square, accurate, quick and to obey
orders. No one will get far on the
Chicago Stock Exchange unless his
integrity stands the acid test, for
business running into millions is
done, must be done, on a shout,
wave, a hasty hieroglyphic.
But ply first day and every day
since Mas sandpapered my sense of
Implicit obedience to orders. Some Of
Us put it' thus: ItsfgE
Brokers to left OF him, h
BBrokers to right OF him, z
Brokers in front of him
'Volleyed land thundered.
His not to reason why,
His not to make reply,
His but to sell and buy,
Else he'd have blundcred.
Everything depends on 1t, with the
floor broker, He Is there TO act, not
TO think. Someone else is the board
OF strategy but the floor broker is
on the firing line. S. knew it
but he was only partly seasoned and
20 he disregarded and what mess he
made of il! Too muJh brain power
and too little lung power.
He received orders to buy 5000
shares OF a certain stock "at the
on the Chicago Stock Ex-
change. ~ knew there wasn't much
Of that stock floating around, but
tswent after II, he told me after-rl
ward II bought in small blocks
starting at lO5. II was pretty slow
work though and presently | found
myself paying 107 when / had only
secured a few hundred shares. They
ooked wrong TO me, and called
mp the house and told them that there
was so little to be had that we were
laying too high price for IL. All
got back through the phone was
Buy at the market.
'Back went" continued the
narrator ''and in the meantime
ONE other brokers had got hold OF
few hundred shares of the stock
nd were holding on to It. The price
lad gone up another point. With
ome misgivings, went after all that
vas left. but when the price had
'ot to 100 IL, / called up again.
his time the head OF the firm said
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Speaker Cannon will hold onto his
code Of rules for the house like "a
child to a new toy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Since we have equipped our Mill
with new machinery, B Pride. Flour
can not be beat in quality.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Local option is confiscating more
than 1t is prohibiting in Marion Just
now. Hg#
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

to atIegd next year, President Roos-
%eissth aehs to bring suit against
re mrn=who have accused him OF
having been eggnizant of the. Panama
oanalusteal and that will beat any
worlds fan that was ever arranged
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

Meet me al Elks Bazaar tonight.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1908.
Dec. II In History.

1907 = Hiram Pauldlng,
rear admiral Of the
United States navy
who won laurels IN
the war of 1872,
born; died 1878.
1872 = Clemence Sophia
Lo2ier, pioneer wo-
man physician. born:
hlnh 1000
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

some people are lamenting that
bes No wo,gd,s fa,,s,sas ,a,oo,,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

ISS3-Signor Mario, the greatest Italian
3 singer Of modern times. died; born
Y !, 1910.
l905--E Edu,nrd .AtEinsou social and 30.
n litlcal economist, died; born 1927.
20 esseSssessf~rr75- sssags,lssnShs,s
lll ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
Sun Gets 400, rises 7:11; moon rises
il5p p. n.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11
SHOWS STRONG HAND IN
EARLY TARIFF SK|RM|SH.
President Elect is Man of the Hour in the Capital
aPfohises taSwing theBig Stick Use the Steam Roll
er etc, It Policies are not Carried Out-cannon
,o,a, net Sure, Of Job Taft Plays Strong Came.

nsM aToN b9oP liIqT W.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-11

But pyy first day and every day
since Mas sandpapered my sense al
implicit obedience to orders. Some ot
US put 10 thus: fssR4r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-16
Harmony of Thinra.

In these days of the craze for things
colonial. it is well to have the little
things of life IN accord. and nothing
could be more appropriate or daintier
than covers and curtains seen in the
charming but inexpensively furnished
home of a young matron who had
picked UP here and there bits of old
furniture to match the few pieces
w>ich had decended to her from dot
ing grandparent, and who had found a
little house Just suited for their dis
play, and, incidentally. the size of her
husbands pocketbook.
Her mahogany chest, bureau and lit
tie sewing table had COVERS made of
organdie just the size of the article
to be covered. These We're simply
hemmed with an inch wide hem, and
about one-half inch inside this hem
was sewed, on both sides. another inch
wide piece of the goods. making a
simulated tuck Could anything be
simpler? Yet the effect was so quaint
and appropriate. especially as sash
curtains for the many-paned windows
were made the same wax. These We're
draped with valance and side drapery
of quaint flowered chintz. and gave the
finishing touch to the whole.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-16
no Keep sllrer Prnnerlr.

Whether Il consists of only an odd
set of grandmother's spoons of COM
plete supply of handsome table furnish
ings too precious to be left to the care.
less hands of the maid in buffet draw
er or silver chest. all housewives have
trouble In keeping their silver in good
condition when not in use.
Try buying the requisite amount of
double-faced outing flannel-daisy
cloth it is called-and make long
strips as wide as the length of the set
of forks, knives or spoons for which it
is destined. Sew this crossways-by
machine is best--the width required
for each seperate piece. making little.
long morrow pockets. into which the
silver may easily be slipped. Bind with
braid or ribbon. lacking a. piece of tho
same on the outside, SO when the arti-
cles are placed the case can be rolled
up. tied and carefully tucked away for
future use.
The larger pieces may have bags
made of the. same. and If put away
fresh from hot water and soapsuds,
and If with each roll of silver a tiny
piece of camphor be placed your
treasures Will never tarnish. and will
be ready at any moment to either be-
deck your own festive board or to loan
to needful friend. as the case may
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-16
Novelty In Trimming

A novelty offered this season is the
hat trimmed while you wait without
thread or needle.
The most fascinating wings, plumes,
birds. ribbon bows and bands are
shown attached to sharp, easily bent
wires.
To place them on the hat is but the
work of moment. and the effect is
really more pleasing and graceful than
II the old-time method of thread and
needle was used.
To adjust these wings or plums. or
any of the threadless trimmings, the
pin is inserted in the hat where the
trimmings is to be placed and is then
bent firmly against the inside of the
hat.
This method of trimming has another
thing in It's favor-the ease with
which one trimming may be made to
do service on five or six hats
Frames smoothly covered with satin
or velvet and trimmed with quantities
OF stps and plumes are extremely pop
uldr for dresSy wear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-16
Smart Lnce Cents.

Lace dinner coats never We're
smarter, and let 1t be added, more cap
lNating, for they are no longer short
affairs, but have the chic and air Of
an imposing long coat. They are worn
at dinners but not at dinner dances,
Where ball gowns and jeweled pa
rures are de rigueur. These coats of
lace look charming II Worn with velvet
OR satin princess decollete gowns. one
model met and admired had the re-
CURED low neck and half-sleeves. The
fronts We're open full length, but pin
ned to corsage on each side by a
leWeled ornament. The length of the
fronts reached within eighteen inches
OF the bottom of the skirt. The waist
lines We're preserved at the back and
sides. while the lace of the coat was
abbreviated in the back, and fell about
deep basque length below the hin
line. Part of the fuchia design of the
with gray and white pearl beads and
edged with fringe to match,