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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

Milwaukee, Wise Apul 10, Nearly
O dozen Methodist hluhope, represent
lng the foreign noldp Ou we'll ~ va.
rloua parts OF the United Ntateu are
m milwaukee, 10 ntlond the Mons
missionary convention of the Moho.
dlat Episcopal church In Wisconsin,
Among the bishops whose namoa ap.
pear ON tho progrommo are bishops
llausoll of Africa Wurno OF Bombay
oldham oft nwmah Harris OF Korea
uoablord of china, Wilson and Tho
burn of Calcutta Mcdowell of Chlcp
$50 aud ueuy OF nuuolo,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

Sow Ouonnb. lNo April lb The
southern loaguo "Opens TO- champion
Hb.p season today under conditions
perhaps more Ounpiclout than ever be
lo0o In the history of the organization.
N'le Rock opens In Memphis, Nash.
willie m Atlanta Mobile Ia New IN
lerna Ond nlrmlnghpm IN Montgomery,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

Few Miles From kneS ely and smell
tor May Ne Greeted

knoN city, reNo April lb- Copper
ore han been discovered few mllea
from here In the hllla Witch border on
a branch OF the nrafoa river W NJ,
Haudter ot Knox Clty who has
hounht the property aud now has four
mluorn ut work, HnNH that an assay OF
ore taken az random from the sur
lAoe hy the United States anuay office
IA the customs house ~ lll rNnn nhow.
ed about Aa ia lNr cent copper be-
nldea enough gold and silver to nay the
coat Of MINING, tie asserts that he
hmaolf with the mid Of crude apperN.
tua, moltod out one pound OF copper
from three pounds ot ore Tie docs
not known the extent of the deposit
but II there Ia cnough Ia Justify the oy.
pendlture he Intends 10 erect a smell
ter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
PARSONS PASSES AWAY
Vice President Of WellsFarao Express
Company DIES al Brooklyn,

New York Aprll Ia tiosmor u.
Parsons, vice president Of the Wells
Fargo Express company and president
of the WollH,Fargo bank died NJ his
home In brooklyn from pneumonia.
During hia lllty years OF service with
The Wollafargo Express company Mr.
Parsons held many official positions
Mr Parsons Ia survived by his Wild.
ow and one daughter, Mira Charles
Adams
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
nrrEEr eAuaes SrlR
Effort Made 70 Disrupt Federatlon'a
Lealalatlve Committee,

Fort Worth, April a. Walton Pc
teot, chairman OF the legislative com
mttee Of state Labor Federation.
caused atlrsat the convention whom
ne declared member Of the Fedora
ton had been offered sS000 saary by
corporation interests 10 disrupt Che
committee This statement followed
the report by the committee that II
had undlapulaho evidence
AZ meeting of the Tranmen the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
year, H. q, Waggnor chairman, Tom
pie, 10 A, Oyerhelaer secretary Fn'
MIA, g. N bronson, vice chairman, Gal
yoalon The brotherhood voted 10 adj
NIT the order of Railway Clerks 20
momherahlp ON tho legislative board
at Austin
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

Baker city, ore. Aprll l5-Thc Ger.
man ear IN the New York 10 Paris nu.
tomOhllc race passed through this city
on u flat ear bound for Portland and
from there II will be shipped by ran
% Seattle The car was loaded az
Pocalelo, near which place II broke
down
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
Reduce Rates.

Lincoln, Nch,. April l6-Tho Amer.
can, United states aud Pacific ex.
press companies reduced express rates
90 per cent In conformity with the slh'
Icy act This measure went Into cf'
feet In obedience 10 an order OF the
supreme court issued last week,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
NINE MEN ATTENDED,
They Represented and Voted shares
Eor EIeven Directors

San FronoIaoo, April 20 Southern
Pacific railroad company had ita an
nual meeting Of stockholders here
OF the total Of l0Oo,oOO shares the
nine men who attended the bricf SEES
sion represented aud perlmctorly
voted lbNN0on aharoa for the follow
lng eleven directors, who we're unnnl
moualy elected w u Cornish, v u
Calvin, e n Rodlngton w y lIorrln
|, w, lleltman, Homer 8 King, James
Il Wllaon, nr v X AInaworih, u T.
IOnea. William Hood aud l.. Wllcutt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
Lazy ourwlTo THlEF,
oenverees Win hlm by Telephone
unill poIloe Have neen Notified.

untll Police Have Been Notified
Chioago, April la Mrs laldoro J
Kuaal outwltted inlet by conyeralng
with him over the telephone until the
police, who had been notified arrested
him,
The mhher Harry Mendoza, had
been employed to do some paper'hnne'
ing n tho kuae realdence and he
alole a. ,0OO worth of iowelry After
notifying the police OF the theft Mrs,
Kuael called w Mendoza by telephone
from her home aud kept up u CONVEX
aatlon with him until the police arrest
ed him In hla shop, The lewery was
recovered
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
PACIFIC eoAer PROTECTION,
California Promotion Committee Has
Taken Up the Matter

Taken Up the Matter
Han Francisco, April To- believing
that the proper presentation 20 the
administration NJ Waehuslon OF the
neeeaaliy tor naval protection ON tho
Pacific coast viii result In the main
tenanoe Of a formidable fleet OF war
yeHAeH IN the Pacific ocean, the Call,
iomln promotion committee haa taken
M the matter through ~ ynrl0ua
agenoleh aud connection, not only In
this state, but Through the commercial
bodies W all the wealem states aud
Alaska, lMwAll aud Philippines, ad'
ylhlng that they cooperate Ia The mat
Ter by nddreHHlng u communication Ia
the secretary Qt the navy requesting
tho maintenance permanently IN the
Pacific OF twelve flrht class hattlo'
shlna and elght Armoed cruisers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
Llnss 10 ne Extended.

Mo de- janerio, April No., The IRA
rlllan government has made q con
tract with the Northwest nrngl rail
way for an extension of To- llncA 10
the frontier of iollyla
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
Anil.nettInn Bill Passes

Washington, April ib-The senate
passed the house bill prohibiting race
track betting In the District OF Co
lumbla
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

Berlin April rs Garrison church,
with lts beautiful wood carvings and
paintings. was destroyed hy lire
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

Great Scott what's upg summer
tlmo here aud mo- screens fixed Rims
j. w. Allen aud he viii nX them for
YOU Phone 500 l2l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
Corr Nnmen Naval Cadet.

Guthrie. April Ia senator Gore has
appointed Lon stevens Smith Of this
city ~ cadet az Annapolis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
Cattle Dying.

Guthrie, April ib,-Cattle In the
eastern part Of Alfalfa county are dy'
Ing from eating rank alfalfa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

Louisville KY April ia woman
has died here who was arrested 1000
times for intoNlcauon
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
MoRrALLy WOUNDED WOMAN
After polno This Deed Man Terml
mates own life

New Orleans Aprll 20 Albert Won.
not Killed himself and Laura Brown,
a young woman, win whom he had
been Twins Tho couple were over.
heard Quawcllng and following severed
shots iu their own room an invoatl'
gptlon showed the man dead aud The
woman moUolly wounded She died
NJ hospital Vounctt was aahlp car.
pcuttr, thlrlytiyo years old
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
KENTUCKY WANTS TAX fEFoRM.

Undoubtedly vital need of Ken
lucky is a more scientific system OF
taxation. II Is to our interest to pro-
mote every form OF legitimate indus
try. not to repel II, and, in raising the
necessary revenue, to levy the taxes
by system which shall be both ef-
fective and equitable. No one can
claim such merits for our existing an
tiquated system, which is generally
acknowledged 20 be a serious handi-
cap on our development, as well as q
clumsy and unfair method OF gather
Ing revenue.
The least the general assembly can
do is TO authorize a vote on a consti-
tutional amendment making IL possi-
BILE to change the system as may be
deemed best. Experience has demon
strated the inadequacy and injustice
OF our system and the superiority Of
other systems. and In moving for Inn
provement we are not moving In the
dark. What we ought to have, and
what we demand Is freedom to move
II we choose, instead of being bound
hand and foot in such way that, in
sofar as our taxation system can af-
feet US. we must either remain sta
tionary or 60 backward. .--Editorial
Louisville Courier-Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
TO COMPLETE INVESTIGATION
Employees OF Port Huron Custom
House Said to Have Beeh Paying
Into Campaign Fund.

Port Huron, Mich, July 30--J. A.
Mcllhenny OF the United States civil
service commission and John T. Doyle,
secretary OF the committee, will leave
for Washington Thursday, having
completed an investigation here re.
garding reports that the. 55 employees
OF the Port Huron customs house had
been compelled to pay $3.50 per
month for campaign purposes for sew
eral years. Mr.. Mcllhenny said Wed.
nesday that he and Mr.. Doyle had
come TO Port Huron at the request OF
President Roosevelt Complaints had
been made. he said, to the civil ser.
vice commission and also to the presi'
dent, but Mr.. McIlhenny declined to
indicate what the result of the In.
vestigation had been or to say who
had made the complaints. Every man
In the civil service at Port Huron
was questioned regarding the charges
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
FRIGHT CAUSE OF
BARBER'S DEATH
BARBER POINTS WEAPON AT AL.
LEoEp DEBTOR, WHO DROPS
TO FLOOR IN A FAINT.
CASE A VERY STRANGE ONE
Although Weapon Was Not Dis.
charged, Man Takes TO the
Nts Woods---charsed With a
~ sr Homicide. ~

New York. July 30.-Charged with
homicide In having frightened q man
TO death by jointing a gun at him.
Gurgos Marsho, 20 years old, a bar.
ber, is locked up at police headquar.
ters His case is one of the strangest
that has ever found Its way to the
police blotter.
The address given by Marsho is a
barber shop. The police allege that
Msrsho went to the barber shop on
May Ia last to collect bill from I'm
pade Nazsrian, another barber EN-.
ployed there. Nazarian appeared to
be reluctant about paying the money
and the two men exchanged words. In
he heat OF the argument It is alleged
u MaTsho drew a revolver and
3 red II at Nazarian.
sight of the revolver Nazarian
Wild to the floor in fainting
n and Marsho, who was also
frightened, took to his heels, al
Tn he had not discharged the
the : Nazarian was taken to Belle
ciety,pital. After he had been there
he h,lours internal hemorrhages set
oh,,. he died a few days later. The
IS said that fright was respon'
for his death.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
"AlpIne" Plants in America.

The Alpine plant worth growing
In America are chiefly hardy peren-
nlal herbs that make tufts or rosettes
or carpet the ground with continu-
Gus sheet of flowers, says the Gar
den Magazine. Examples are the
famous gentians, pinks and prim-
roses of Switzerland These plants
are not confined to the European
Alps, but come from all high noun
tains and, therefore, in horticultural
literature, the word alpine" has be-
come SO generalized that 1t is no
longer capitalized.
Unfortunately some OF the choicest
alpines can be grown only in n spe-
cial rockery, where they can have
cool air. plenty of light. but without
shade, with constant moisture but
perfect drainage. Yet there are plen-
ty that can be grown i to 0~'inary
border which are able To Withstand
the alternate freezing and thawing
OF American winters.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
LIVED FOR THIRTY
YEARS IN A ROOM
HUSBAND /, FORCED TO sENc
WIFE TO STATE HOSPITAL
BY NEiGH9oRS.
BROKEN UP BY LOSING WIFE
The Old Man Has Been Caretaker Of
Of Rockefeller's Home for the
Past 27 Years-There Is No
Heart in His Work Now.

Cleveland July 30.-After living as
recluse and devoting 80 years OF his
life to the care of his wife, incurably
insane, in their specially arranged lit
tie home at 1918 East One Hundred
and First street, John Hottois gave In
to the wishes Of his neighbors Wed
nesday and allowed his wife to be
taken back to the madhouse.
Hottois, now an old man, has beer
caretaker of Rockefeller's home al
East Fortieth street and Euclid ave
nue. for q years. There Is no heart In
his work now.
Tearfully he tells the long story
the undying devotion OF his unfor
tunate wife.
81 tried to do my duty and what
she would have done for me-" sald
the old man simply. IL did my besl
but the neighbors complained and
had no right to make them suffer"
Unearthly shrieks had startled
neighbors at night. They only knew
that they came from the Hottoii
house, but the old san had guarded
well his secret and they did not know
the story. Visitors at the home wer,
rare and never were they admitted tc
the dining room or any room In the
rear of the house.
When Judge Hadden, OF probate
court, with Deputy Sheriff Mike
Walsh and several physicians called
the source Of the insane rawlings be
came known for the hrst time.
In little room, OFF the dining
room. they found the wife of Hottoii
sitting by the only window which
opened on the rear yard. The win
dow was heavily barred. The uppel
panels of the dining room door-the
only other opening In the room--haC
been replaced with heavy wire net
ting,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
Automobile Cause Of Death

Dayton, O.. July 30.-Coroner Schus-
ter Wednesday afternoon returned a
verdict In the case Of the occidental
killing of Eugene sullivan by Herbert
G. Catrow, Republican candidate for
congress. The finding is to the effect
that the car was being driven at a
dangerous and uplawiu rate Of speed
and that the death WAS due to injuries
received from collision with the car
This accident was the cause of the
withdrawal OF Col Catrow His sue.
cessor has not yet been named.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
Unknown Mans Body Found.

Rome, N. ", July 30.-The body OF
an unknown man who evidently had
been killed by the cars was found on
the Central tracks here Wednesday.
The man was about 35 years old and
had closely cut dark brown hair and
stubby sandy moustache. In one OF
his pockets was found business card
on which was printed: Hugh j. Duf'
fy, with o'Boyle.Foy Anthracite Coal
Co. Pittsburg, Pa" On the back OF
the card was written: Mohawk
House. July 23, at lO:SO. James Muir
ply, Deerfield, Utica; George Wilson.
Mohawk House"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
prEcEwoRK IN GERMANY.
Shocking Poverty Revealed In Dis
plays at q Recent Exhibit.


Consul Hurst, of Plauen, places
in the same category with the In
credibly small compensation received
for making lace by hand the exhib-
Its at house industry exposition re-
Gently opened in Berlin. or 1t he
writes that everything one naturally
connects with a great fair is striking
ly absent. The products of tene-
ment and sweat shop, small piece
work evolved by the needy. are laid
bare to the public. Each exhibit is
ticketed, setting forth the pay for
piece, time employed In making and
the profit per hour. II the object IT.
self does not particularly attract the
attention of the visitor, the descrip-
tion tag certainly appeals to him. A
few examples may be given: A boys
suit of clothes, three pieces, made
for about II cents; artistic wooden
crucifixes, carved at less than 2 cents
an hour; 144 toy menagerie animals
for / cents putting up 1000 nee
dies for less than one cent for the
lot; mounting hooks and eyes on
$50 cards, with "a pairs OF each, al
together 1920 pieces, for 2S cents,
and an extreme case is that of a bit
of lace from Plauen worked at the
rate Of about one-quarter of cent
an hour. Progress and poverty are
nowhere more abruptly contrasted
than in this pitiful display Express
pressions of amazement and sympa-
thy, manifested by the highest
classes of society, are echoed
throughout the German press
wnqhinpton Stnr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
Man and wife chok.d to Death.

Fort Wayne, Ind. July 3O.--Coroner
Kesler's examination Wednesday dis.
closed the fact that Emile Jabas and
his wife were ohoked toOdeath. Their
bodies we're found late Tuesday night
at their home, 1921 East Loomis
street. Both were In their night
clothes and were discovered through
a window They had not been seen
by neighbors Tuesday, so that they
were probably murdered Monday
night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
JRPED0 NETS SATISFACTORY
Trials at Different Ranges and Speeds
Above and Under Water-Tor.
pedo Boats Do Firing.

Newport, R. l., July 30.-Important
secret tests were made at Coddington
Cove and in Buzzards Bay Wednes-
day with the new torpedo nets, a
steel mesh which is supposed to be
able to withstand the shock OF tor
pedoes fired at close range.
In Coddington Cove the torpedo
boats Morris and Gwynn fired torpe-
does at different ranges and different
speeds at the nets, placed above the
water, while at Buzzards Bay the tests
we're made by firing the torpedoes un'
der water. the second submarine
f1otilia being engaged in the expert
ments. II was said unoficially that
the tests were satisfactory.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
To Rid EmpIoyes OF Usurers.

Kansas City, July 3O.-A systematic
crusade against money lenders was
started Wednesday when Isaac Drake,
q negro train porter on the Union Pa.
cific railroad. brought suit against Pat.
rick ]. Hughes for $4,000 damages,
The Union Pacific is supporting this
suit and Its local attorneys are also
brakes attorneys. Mr.. Watson, one
OF the company's attorneys, said that
two similar suits were now in prep
aration for other employees The com
pany. he said. means to rid It's EN-
ployes OF usurers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
MOTHER cAREYs CHICKENS.
Queer Notions About the Stormy Pet
rel Among Sailors.

The stormy petrel aliah Mother
Carey's chicken (Porcellaria pelagi-
ca.) or (Oceanites oceanicus), ac-
cording as we have reference TO the
species of the eastern or western At
lantic, has not got the epithet OF
stormy for nothing, says Forest and
Stream. As already stated the bird
appears to revel in tumult of the
winds and waves and actually does
so for good and sufficient reason.
This is that its food supply Is very
much more abundant when the ocean
is agitated than when 1t Is at rest.
Then, the petrol has a decided habit
OF following ships, which has really
nothing to do with impending storm.
NO, II seeks the ship, not because it
Is afraid or lonely but simply be-
cause the ship agitates the waters.
Very likely as 1t follows a storm may
spring up and then, seeing the bird
SO obviously delighted, poor super
stitious Jack not unnaturaily thought
there was some connection between
them. From this to belief in a
co'npanionship in evil was only a
step.
The queer notions about the stormy
petrol did not end here. 1t was be-
lieyed land the naivete of this belief
is decidedly racy of poor jack that
1t carried its eggs under its wing and
hatched them on the water. IL was
also believed that 1t could appear at
VIII In the neighborhood of ship
anywhere about the ocean. All this
certainly pointed TO necromantic or
uncanny power, and II is not to be
wondered at that the bird became
such an object OF fear and aversion
TO the poor man before the mast.
The poet Coleridge he's left us a
hne picture OF the terrifying influence
OF the albatross on the Ancient Mar
'per, but no poet seems to have awak-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
MIners Shoot each Other.

Birmingham, Ala. July 30.-During
clash near Pratt City Wednesday
night between union and non-union
miners Llges Nelm, n non-union negro
miner was killed and T.. Mills. a union
man, was shot through the jaw. Six
arrests were made. Other disorders
were reported in several parts OF the
district Wednesday. but none was OF
a serious nature. A large squad OF
special deputies was sent out to wy.
lam Wednesday night because of some
rumors which had reached the sher.
IFS office.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
STATE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD


Cleveland, July 30.--.Johann Krko-
vic. Hungarian, who has served two
years in the Ohio state penitentiary
for counterfeiting, was arrested We'd
nesday on application from Austria
Hungary. Three years ago krkovic
was arrested In Cleveland on charge
OF passing Austrian bank notes
which he had forged He was found
guilty and sent up for two years.
When he had served his time and had
been released he was re-arrested on a
demand for extradition from Austria
Hungary. Krkovic's case was con
tinued TO July 80.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
Railroad Refuses to ReInstate.

New York, July 30.-John j. Morey
chief of the Eastern Association of the
Five Brotherhoods and president Of
the United Railwaymen's organiza
tion of this state, left Wednesday fol
Scranton. Pa, to confer with the
switchmen OF the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western railroad, whc
have been voting on a proposal tC
strike because of the refusal OF til;
road to reinstate some discharged
men,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
shoo,s Al Girl In Berry Patch.

Hamilton, o., July 3O-An unknown
desperate has created reign of ter
ror in st. Clair township. He has re-
peatedly held people at bay with a
shotgun. He shot at Miss Laura War
wick. a farmers daughter, Wednes-
day. The girl was at work in berry
patch near her home. She discovered
the man creeping towards her. When
he saw he had been discovered, he
shot at her. but the bullets went wild.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
Baby Farms to Be Watched.

Columbus, o., July 3O.--As the first
step In enforcing its recently granted
Jurisdiction over baby farms, the state
health board Is sending letters to local
health and police authorities in all
cities, asking for specific information
concerning the location and names OF
persons operating such institutions
The board is preparing rules and reg
ulations for their management.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
Honor Tolstoy by Pilgrimage.

Moscow, July 30-Friends of Count
Tolstoy, ignoring his objections to q
celebration in honor of his 18th birth
day, August 2S. plan gigantic pill
grimage from all over Russia to Tol
stoy's home at Tula. The pilgrims are
pledged TO make the trip on foot, live
the simple life" on the road, and, on
reaching Tula, to form a big encamp
ment. Just such a Utopia as Tolstoy
has preached.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
Aeronauts Make succession rrIp.

Baltimore, July 30.-Ernest Gill, Q
young business man OF this city, ac.
companied by Lincoln and Hillery
Reachey, professional aeronauts, made
q, successful balloon voyage from Bal
timore to Hagerstown, Md, Wednes.
day. The air craft ascended at 1:1e
p. m. and at 4;55 o'clock the party
landed safely about four miles north
Of Hagerstowr. Its passengers report
ed that the experience was pleasant
With no untoward incidents.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
Demanded Marshal's Life.

Millersburg, o.. July 3O.--A mob In
censed at the activity of Marshal Geo.
A. Selders of Kilbuck in prosecuting
lawbreakers. surrounded the marshal's
house Wednesday night and loudly
demanded the marshal's life. Selders
defended himself Several shots were
fred. BY his display OF nerve the
marshal frightened the mob away. He
had nine OF It's members arrested and
fined.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-30
poaa Tear Boy to Pieces.

Cleveland, July 30.-F'ive vicious
dogs. believed to be mad. tore 10.
year-old boy nearly to pieces Wednes-
day The boy, Herman Knecht was
passing the home Of Mrs. Ahrend,
when the dogs jumped ON him. They
bit him on almost every part of the
body. The boy was finally rescued by
Mrs Ahrend, almost dead. 1t is not
believed that he can live.