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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22

he will spend week outing with
friends
Mrs. w. j. 0berlin, of East Church
street returned last evening from q
months visit with her sons at Mans
field.
Mrs. w. r. Shetterly and children
have returned home from Wharton
where they attended the Kauble fam.
lily reunion Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Hale, of Anderson, In
diana, has returned home after a
pleasant visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H bruce of the Boule.
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Chapman
and son Curtis, of Columbus. Ohio
are visiting at the home of g. w
Paddock, 43S South Prospect street
this week.
WINSTON S. Chriswell, who has
been the nurse with the late James
Doty, returned to Cleveland this
afternoon. While in Marion he has
made many close friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Gunder OF
Kansas City, Missouri and Mr.
Blain Gunder of Redwood. are the
guests of their brothers, Zed and
Mathew Gunder of the city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22

ZH.LA1'
Gold Medal Flour is made on honor.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Personals
.......D:,..

Miss Wilimena Grabill, of Blain
Avenue, went to Columbus today for
a visit with friends.
Carrie d. Russell and Miss Bessie
Llewellyn, both of Prospect, have
been licensed TO marry.
Miss Anna Heinz, OF Cleveland, Il
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph
Smith. of North State street.
Mrs. Charles c. Barnd has been
confined to her home on East Churct
street by sickness, during the past
week.
Connor O'Keefe, Of David street
went to Lakeside, this morning, whert
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
WILL NOTIFY
CANDIDATES
Epworth Church to Hold a
Picnic.
The TWO WILLIAMS
Will Hold a Reception In
Park Pavilion.
Lincoln Park Is the Place and
Tuesday August 24,h Is the
Date.

The following notification of a pic.
mic to be held at Lincoln park has
been sent out by j B. Virden, sup.
erintendent of Epworth Sunday
School.
"Bpworth Sunday School Social
Tuesday afternoon, August "a. from
a to 10 o'clock, at Lincoln park Take
all the family with their suppers.
"Big time
"Big Ball Game
.''Big Orchestra
"Big Program.
The Epworth Sunday School Or.
chestra will give a splendid program
in the pavilion in the evening, In.
terspersed with readings, a young
mems quaratet and patriotic songs
etc.
PART TWO.
FThe two Bills, William howarC
Taft and William Jennings Bryan
the Republican snd Democratic can
didates for the presidency will b.
present and receive the final noti
fcation of their nomination for thi
high and exalted office. The noti
fcation committee will be assisted b!
Sousq's big band with soul-stirrint
music and gorgeous uniform.
"'Tbese two distinguished candi
dates will hold an impromptu re
ception in the Pavilion. Let Vi
citizens of Greater Marion give then
a rousing reception. The evening
Twill be a continuous round of pleas
ure: don't miss 1t.
GAN Methodists and their friend
are invited. Come and fill the park.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22

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at any time. Phone 1871. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
Court happenings

An amanded answer and cross pc
tition has been filed by w. II. Hink-
lin, one OF the defendants in the
case OF the Sulpho- Magnetic Springs
company against the Assurance Com
pany of America. The answering de-
fendant claims that the Assurance
company, OF America is indebted to
him in the sum of $4,000. Crissiner
and CUTLERY represent w. H. Hinklln
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22
IT'S ALWAYS BAD
The Best Of Backs are Bad
When They Ache and Marion
People Know II.

A bad back is always bad.
Bad at night when bedtime
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-22

Dance tonight in schwinger's hall
Orchestra music. II
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
WOOI1vif1e DenOuflCeS
FrederiCkS as Untrue
to His Public Trust

D. today the investigation of the protection of vice in
the city of Los Angeles begun before the grand jury
and 2:3O removed from office by the district
attorney powess proceed number of witnesses
had ubpoenaed by appear the tme and
prepared ready proceed with the nquisiton Upon the
very threshold OF this investigation and in fact within half an
powers were again taken from
nv office And this in the face Of the fact that
the district attorney had knowing
expected prove for have talked with him in relation
to the matter.
This compelled against his will, from that
dvug restore after having removed
after being forced to take this STEP attempted by unfair
keep appointment secret and betrayed promise by
curtalng possible In the face OF all
perfdy and my mistaken fear that he would do the thing
agreed take this investigation and proceed
without compensation from the public and to
detectives and other assistance that might needed
free of charge to the county For time have
preparing the or submission to the grand
Jury delayed his promised reappontment until yesterday
the 4t reluctantly appointed but hedged about
nv powers n a way make the situation unbearable.
Even under these adverse conditions consented to act and
before have opportunity to begin the investigation be-
grand Jury he does the thing should have
pected from the hst and IN the last Xe aga removes me
and renders poweess The first of the civil suits
against huedly filed late in the afternoon of the 13h
few hours before the time set for reaPontmnt the next morn
ing This did ntmidae deter and last
became to make the final move OF today His
betrayal insignificant compared with his betrayal the
public we'll do that it is impossible prop
ey charges without the aid of the grand jury and dis
thoroughly sympathy with law enforcement
command bring about
impartial investigation The public has right expect its
servants that they act good faith right to demand
charges serious receive thorough nvega
on and is to be depoed that set of be
make avey of matter of such and vital public
interest.
The hang this investigation all depored
because the grand jury body composed the
ally investigate the charges heretofore made by and which
here reerate that being protected the city of Los
Angeles by the mayor and police commission
THOMAS LEE WOOLWINE.
Los Angeles, Oct. IS, 1908.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
DYNAMITE ExPLODES;
TAKES THREE LIVES
Men Engaged in Blasting 6oo-Fo
Well Killed While Looking Into
HoIe-Searcher Find
Bodies
rBy Associated Press. !

SONOMA, Cal, Oct. 15.--A frightful
accident occurred today on the Ru-
dolph Spreckels ranch, four miles from
town, in which three men lost their
lives by the premature explosion of q
charge of dynamite. The dead are
L. D. CRANE, formerly of San Fran
cisco, foreman.
HERBERT WRIGHT of Santa Rosa.
ALFRED -.
1t appears the men we're engaged In
blasting out a 600-foot 12-inch well
mile or so from the ranch house. About
10 o'clock a loud explosion was heard
by other employees, but no attention
was paid ITO it as 1t was known that
Foreman Crane and his companions
were blasting out a well.
When the noon hour arrived the
three men failed to show up at din
ner and a search was instituted for
them.
Upon arriving at the well the search
ers discovered Foreman Crane and his
two companions lying dead, and fright
fully mutilated. The men lay from
eight to fifteen feet from the well
where they had been blown by the
force of the explosion.
AS the mems faces were blackened
and mutilated almost beyond recog-
milton, Il is surmised that they were
looking down into the well while low
ering a 100-pound charge of dyna-
mite into the hole, and that 1t pre-
maturely exploded by coming in con-
tact with the side Of the well, ten
or fifteen feet from the surface.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
LOS ANGELES TO
GET PALTRY SUM
SAN FRANCISCO HARB0R TO
HAVE S1O,0O0,000
Committee Turns States Resources
to Golden Gate, Giving San Pedro
and San Diego but $780,
GOO Each
[sneciai to The Herald. ]

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-The evil
dent intention of the legislature to dis
criminate against Los Angeles in the
harbor matter was shown at the ses-
sion here today of the legislative COM
mittee appointed to investigate the har-
bors of the state Without a full in
vestigatien of the San Pedro harbor or
any other Los Angeles county interest
the committee decided to recommend
that practically all the resources of the
state be thrown to San Francisco, and
that San Pedro be given compara-
lively nominal amount, the same as
will be recommended for San Diego.
The committee was enthusiastic in
voting that $1O000,0O0 be spent by the
state in the next ten years in improv-
ing San Francisco harbor. San Pedro
received but scant attention. but the
decision was for $1,5O0,0OO in the next
decade for that harbor and a similar
amount for San Diego
The members of the committee pres
ent were Senators Wright of San
Diego, Kennedy of San Francisco and
Wolfe of San Francisco and Assembly
men Johnson of Sacramento, Leeds of
Los Angeles and Stroll of San Fran
cisco. composing the full membership.
The San Francisco organizations In
terested in the harbor plans OF that
city participated in the discussion. They
urged the recommendation of $1O,OOO,-
900 for San Francisco, and the COM
mittee was unanimous in favor of this.
The recommendation will stipulate
that all expenditures will be made
under the jurisdiction of the state har-
Dor commission.
The legislative committee unani-
mously passed a resolution urging that
the people vote for the India basin act.
The resolution states the committees
belief that the revenues OF San Fran
cisco harbor will be sufficient to take
care of the interest and sinking funds
for the bonds the act provides for. An
other resolution was adopted in favor
of constitutional amendment No. 29,
which fixes the life of state bonds at rs
years.
One of the local business men present
characterized the meeting as "a San
Francisco love feast"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
MOB BENT UPON
LYNCHING NEGRO
HAD COMMITTED ASSAULT ON
CONDUCTOR
Passengers on inbound Pasadena Car
Take Part in Pursuit of Assail-
ant and He Is Appre-
hended

While being pursued by an angry
mob of citizens near Rose Hill yes
terday afternoon, Glen Russell, negro,
was roughly handled, barely escaping
being lynched. He had slashed Con-
ductor j. G. Garner of an inbound Fas-
adena car across the throat with
razor in an alteration over fare.
Russell leaped from the car near
the city limits and attempted to es-
cape to the hills. Several passengers
Jumped from the moving car and When
the motorman applied the brakes all
the occupants of the car gave chase.
A number of passengers hurried to
Garners assistance. They found the
wound extended from under the lett
ear around under the chin ana up the
right side of the face to the halrs line;
He was hurried into Los Angeles ana
taken to the office of DIR. G. A. Bryant
in the Pacific Electric building. 1t
was necessary to use fifty stitches IN
closing the wound.
In the meantime the crowd was pur-
suing the negro. He ran at top speeo
and his flight was accelerated py rear,
There was not weapon of any kind
in the possession of the mob. Even
the negro was without weapon, ms
razor having broke when he cut the
conductor - a.,
Deputy AOIlSleipiC - 49,
chase. The negro passed by man
who was repairing an automobile Whlcn
had broken down in the road Inc
autoist saw there was something wrong
and sprang after the fugitive. He lev
eIed a wrench at the negro and de-
manded him to surrender. The assail-
ant obeyed and was taken charge of by
Constable Kunz.
The pursuers were in an angry frame
of mind, but could secure nothing with
which to harm the captured man. He
was taken to the car line and several
cars were stopped and an effort was
made TO secure a gun with which to
kill Russell. He shivered in terror
and begged the constable to protect
him. One man tried to borrow ham,
mer from a nearby house for the pur-
pose of Draining the prisoner. 1t finally
was decided to allow the law to take
it's course and Russell was placed
aboard an outbound car and taken to
Pasadena. He was turned over to the
chief of police and locked up.
The big red touring car with Under
Sheriff Dishman, accompanied by Dep
uty Sheriffs Woods, Denison and Lam
caster, was rushed to the Pasadena
police station. Dishman alighted and
ran into the station after the man.
The Pasadena chief transferred the
prisoner to the county automobile and
the run into this city was uneventful.
Garner is in a serious condition, but
it is thought he will recover from his
wounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
DEMOCRATS NEED
100000 TO PAY
CAMPAIGN COST
NEARLY QUARTER OF MILLION
ALREADY RECEIVED
w. j. BRYAN is SECOND LARGEST
CONTRIBUTOR
Treasurer Ridder Issues Complete
Statement Showing Receipts and
Disbursements of Democratic
National Committee
rnv Asson,nted Press.1

NT EW YORK, Oct. 15.-The Demo
~ cratic national committee
Az through Treasurer Herman Rid
der, today gave out an extended state
ment of the contributions to the Demo-
cratic national campaign fund up to
and including october D, showing Suihs
of and over 500.
This also shows receipts and dis
bursements as follows: Received from
contributors of 800 and over, $50, 7l2.33
received from contributors under 500,
$115, 1855 %; amount left over from Den
yer convention fund, $42,500; total,
SPAS, ,567.55.
Amounts disbursed, $225,962SS.
Balance on hand. 22.60467.
The statement, which is signed by
National Chairman Mack and Treasurer
Ridder, says that 343 subscribers gave
500 or more. The contributors num-
ber about $4,000 and about 100000 of
the whole amount came from the daily
newspapers throughout the country.
The statement concludes:
Need 100000 More
Supplies contracted for and unde-
livered, literature, the expense of head
quarters in Chicago New York and
Denver and the travelling and other
expenses incident to our speaking cam
DdlRn now uIlACF way VIII nldhS l01CS-
sary an additional 100000 to carry our
campaign to a successful issue. We are
confident that the people whom we are
thus taking into our confidence will
supply us with this additional sum
and we earnestly urge q prompt and
generous response to this appeal.
=. Subscriptions received of $100 or more
4 will be published daily beginning Oc-
tober 16.
The largest individual contribution
reported by Mr.. Ridder was $4,000 from
Charles j. Hughes of Colorado.
w. ]. Bryan was the second largest
individual contributor. having turned
into the national treasurer's hands
& $4.046 from the profits of his news
paper, the Commoner.
Some of the contributors whose
names appeared in the list last week
have increased their contributions as
for instance ex-senator w. A. Clark OF
Montana and Norman Il. Mack whose
names are down now for $4,000 each.
National Chairman Norman E. Mack
tonight made public the sums of $10O
and over which were received on Oc-
tober 10, IL, 12, 13 and IA, and which
amount to $12,556 from seventy con-
tributors to the Democratic national
campaign fund.
These contributions were received by
the committee after the first list, which
was announced tonight in New York.
was closed on October 6.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
District Attorney Deposes Woolzvine Graft Prosecutor
Officials Who Figured Yesterday in Graft
Probing, and Summary of Developments
What Happened in
Graft Investigation

Prosecuting Attorney Woolwine,
reappointed deputy district attor-
ney by Captain Fredericks with the
understanding that he should have
a free opportunity to prove his
charges of vice protection, was
summariIy discharged again by
Fredericks yesterday.
The grand jury summoned Chief
of Police Kern and Captain of De-
tectiVes Paul Flammer among
others yesterday afternoon.
Every movement of Woolwine is
watched by deputy constabIes, who
even dog him at meals.
Police Commissioner Lewis filed
suit against the Evening Express
company and Edwin T. Earl, all
Ieging libel and asking 100000
damages.
Libel suits are expected today
from Police Commissioners Cole
and Tufts.
The strained feeling between
Captain Fredericks and Mr.. WOOL
wine has become more intense, and
the two men do not now speak to
each other.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
What They Say:

Thomas Lee WooIwine denounces
the attitude of prosecuting attor-
ney as unbelievable in any official
who has taken an oath to serve the
people. He asserts that Fredericks,
after taking WoolWine's authority
and thereby blocking his inVestiga-
ton, refrained from showing any
courage in the matter, but was
forced to yield to pressure which
induced him to make a tardy
reappointment, onfy again to with
draw his willingness to see a fair
and free investigation.
Captain Fredericks says nothing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
ATTORNEY GENERAL BEGINS
SUIT TO SECURE C0L0RS
Colonel Walter N. Kelly Contends He
Is Natural Custodian of Flags
and That They Are Not
State Property

JSAN FRANCISCO, Oct 15.-Suit was
filed here today in behalf of the at
torney general of the state against
Walter N. Kelly, formerly colonel of
the disbanded First infantry regiment,
National Guard, for the return of the
stands of colors presented to the regi-
ment, and which since the muster out,
the complaint alleges, Kelly has kept,
ignoring repeated demands for their
return to the state.
Kelly, it is stated, declares the colors
were the property of the regiment and
never of the state, as they were pre-
sented by Rosenfeld & Sons of this city
to the regiment.
Kelly claims that the colonel of the
regiment is the natural custodian of the
colors.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
JURY EXAMINES WITNESSES
IN ANNIS MURDER CASE

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Several wit
nesses were taken before the grand
jury in Long Island City today in con-
nection with the investigation being
made into the killing of William E.
Annis at the Bayside Yacht clubhouse
last August Capt Peter c. Hams, jr..
and his brother. 7. Jenkins Hains, are
charged respectively as principal and
accomplice.
DR. Walter G.. Ferrey, coroner's ply
sician, who performed the autopsy on
the murdered man; DR.. Harris c..
Houghton, who went to Annis' aid inn
mediately after the shooting, and DIR.
Schmuck, who attended Annis after
the latter had been taken to the hos
pital.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
LOCAL

Mob OF angry passengers on street car
handle negro roughly and threaten
lynching
Candidate Rush shows up the expensive
policy of present national administration.
Doctors witness stand declare Mrs.
Margaret Finn insane.
Leading business men say that Bryan Is
the safe candidate for election to the presi-
dency
Angelo Heights residents threaten to bring
suit against city
Mayor Harper condemns manner of hand
ling prisoners at police headquarters.
Prominent physician says the public must
defend San Pedro harbor.
Insolvent West Side bank is subject of
grand jury investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
NEVADA POSTMASTER is
ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLEMENT 7
Denies Charge and Declares Burglars
Broke Into Office, Taking $44o of
Government Funds and $500
of His Own Money

AUSTIN, New, Oct. 15.-Dr. Won
Tiedmann, postmaster at Cortez, New,
was arrested today charged with en-
bezzling $440 of the funds Of that
Office.
The case will be heard October II
in Austin.
DR.. Won Tiedmann claims his Of
flee was entered by burglars and that
his personal loss amounted to $500 and
considerable valuable jewelry.
He claims that he lost $4,000 in the
San Francisco disaster of 1906, when a
sanitarium owned by him was de-
stroyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
HONDURAS MINISTER is SENT
FROM WASHINGTON TO MEXICO

WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.-Dr. Angel
Ugarte, the minister from Honduras,
called at the state department today
and announced to Secretary Root that
he had been relieved from his post
here and would go to Mexico.
DR.. Lazor Arriaga will succeed him.
Interest attaches to the retirement
of DIR. Ugarte, One rumor was that
he had been relieved because of a
misunderstanding between himself and
Assistant Secretary of State Bacon.
DR.. Ugarte has denied this.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
EASTERN

Morse jury is completed and extraordinary
precautions are taken to guard 1t against
corruption.
Lasters' strike at Lynn Mass, declared
off by executive committee of union.
Doctor, In speech before medical associa'
ton at Louisville. calls drunkenness more
fatal disease than tuberculosis
Former Brooklyn lawyer and politician
convicted of forgery.
James s. Sherman. Republican candidate
for vice president, approves trust magnate':
slander of union labor
Treasurer Ridder of Democratic nationa
committee issues complete statement of re-
ceipts and disbursements and makes appea
for 500, 900 more. -
Mail carrier at Lincoln, Neb,, admits
stealing money intended for Democratic
campaign funds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
COAST

Bench warrant is issued by San Fran
cisco Judge for Broker Fred Dorr.
Harbor committee of state legislature dis
eliminates against San Pedro and San Diego
In favor of San Francisco.
Postmaster at Austin, Ney., is accused OF
embezzling government funds
Oakland woman is scalped by wheels Of
small treadmill.
Seven are injured in San Francisco street
car collision.
Machine guns at Atascadero develop
new method of fire for such weapons.
Premature explosion of dynamite kills
three men Rudolph Spreckels ranch
near Sonoma.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
FOREIGN

American commissioners give banquet to
Japanese exposition officials
Governor of Shan Tung province shows
friendship to Germany but anti German
feeling still exists.
Eight articles proposed for conference of
powers include Bulgarian independence and
Crete annexation.
Hlndus In British Columbia will be trans
narted to Honduras.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Showers FRIDAY; clearing, cooler;
light south winds, charging to west
Maximum temperature yesterday, 60
degrees; minimum, So degrees. Rain
fall yesterday, 10 inch; for season,
1.40 inches.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-12

T. w. PRIMROSE,
Clerk of the District Court.
First pub. Oct. 10. 190S.-tf