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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02
German Girl is Relieved of
Her Valuables.
WATCH is MISSING
Together with a Quantity Of
Money
BY the Kindness of Persons She
is permitted to Continue Her
Trip TO Columbus.

A young German girl was robbed
of gold watch and quite large
sum of money while enroute 10 Co
lumbus to visit her sister on Erie
train No. Thursday night. The
young woman reached Marion in
hopelessly destitute circumstances and
by the kindness of friends and depot
custodian Scholl at the Union station,
she was sent on her way Robbed
of everything that she had, she re-
fused to accept anything but finally
consented to being taken to Colum-
bus, where her wants will be looked
after by the railroad company.
Friday morning at 1 o'clock, the
young woman arrived here on No. Z.
fearing that her train might pull
out before she awolp, she slept but o
short time only to awake and find
herself robbed. An investigation
was made and It 50 happened that a
Polish woman, who could speak Ger
man, sat opposite her. This woman
stated that certain man on the train
had taken her money and watch. Fol-
lowing search of the man by the
officials ndthing was found In
turn, it was supposed that the wom-
an was attempting to shield herself
from the suposition of having robbed
the girl, and she too was searched.
All was in vain, however and the
young woman was dependent upon
the railway Officials.
After being repeatedly asked to
accept food she refused although not
having had anything TO cat for many
hours. This morning she was sent
to Columbus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02
INTERESTING MEETING HELD
Home Guards of Epworth Church
Render Nice Program

The Home Guards OF DpwOrth N.
E. church met at the church Thurs
day afternoon. Following the singing
of "America' scripture was real
pad business considered.
Miss ColTme Myers gave a talk
following which Irene Thurston
read interestingly of "Lire in the
Highlands" Helen Wright conducted
a map drill and the question box
was in charge of Miss Mildred
Lippincott
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02
state of OHIO, City of Toledo,

Lucas County.
Frank ] Cheney makes oath that
lie IS senior partner Of the firm OF f.
il. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case Of Calarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of De-
ccmber, A. D., 1886.
lSeal.) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure +, taken In-
tcrnally, and acts directly ON The
blood and mucuoUs -urrdccs Of the sya-
TEN. Send for testimonial. free.
+. J. CHENEY 4 CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills COR con
stipation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02

1t is very probable that l.. w.
Thomas, who has been in charge of
the local intcrlociing plant at this
point Of the Eric, will assume
charge of the now plant at Sterling
NJ A. Gee has refused 10 accept the
position for personal reasons aud the
company officials have offered the
position to Mr.. Thomas, who has re-
signed his work here to take effect
with the completion Of the overhaul.
ing work being conducted at the
plant.
Mr.. Thomas states that the scarcity
Of rooms to be leased at Sterling
prevents him from being certain as
TO his ability to accept. The new
work comes in the line of n promo
tion as the plant at Sterling is en-.
tirely new, 1t being the only one of
It's kind along the Erie lines. There
are few men who think them
selves capable of taking the new work
but the company officials have been
looking over their lists for competent
men. II Is believed that Thomas will
accept.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02

Staggering about the streets in a
most disgraceful manner cursing and
Insulting pedestrians Mrs. Louis
Morriter, a notorious woman OF the
city was arrested on Church street
- 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Chief Of Police Levi Cornwell and
officer Frank Wilhelm took thu
woman into custody and filed a
charge Of intoXlcation against her.
When arraigned before Mayor
Scherff this morning, Mrs. Merriter
was apparently very much ashamed
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02
Quecrcd.

Jack-I just had II reason why
wanted to kiss you.
Eva-And what was the reason'
Jack-Er- really have lost 1t and -
Eva-Wcrl. that will do. couldn't
think of allowing n young man VINO
had lost his reason to kiss mc. Gooa
night!-Ch,cago Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02
Children's s Hats

We have a great showing of child
rem, hats in all shapes and at all
prices, ranging from 3jc to 81. 90 &.
Every childs mother should see
them. 1t
MISS WARRINGTON
End Floor Frank Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02

ed from the home Sunday afternoon
mandery in charge. Intermemt will
take place in the Cardington GEM
ctery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02

o. S. Dodds has resigned his po-
sition as clerk at the Erie transfer
and left Thursday to take up work a
claimclerk for the Erie with head
quarters at Akron.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02

Erie Officials are on the lookout for
a pass of Mrs, A. J, Stone, which
was lost some time ago, and Is being
used along the lines.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02

Wayside lodge !, o. o. r. transact
ed routine business and conferred the
degree upon one candidate at u we'll
attended meeting held In the lodge
halls last evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02

Upon returning from the home of
Frank n. Owen on Blaine avenue
last night, the police saved the home
of Burt Bishop on Garden street
from destruction. A barrel OF rub.
bish at the rear Of tie home had
become ienited end the flames had
eaten their way into the siding of
the house. The fire was burning
ilercely when the police discov-
cred It. The fire department wac
summoned but the patrolmen man
aged TO subdue the flames befora
its arrival But little damage re
suited.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02
Large Hats

We have the correct shapes in
large hats for fall, They are quite
the thing. MISS WARRINGTON,
2nd Floor Frank Bros
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02

Marion lodge No. 400 Knights of
Pythias, will hold stag social in
the lodge halls this evening. There
will be orchestral music and gen
cral good time Is expected.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02

of her conduct The mayor gave hei
o. severe lecture and imposed a iin'
of S. which she paid.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-02

Unless you old to earn-too busy to try-or too
wise to want towe show you how to increase your
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-05-16
Investigating Committee

Washington-Following close on it's decision to continue until December, action on the bill providing that the government guarantee bonds of Alaska railroads, the Senate decided to send to Seattle this summer a committee to take testimony with regard to the standing of the various roads. The committee that had the bill in hand found out that there are forty-two ap- plications on file to obtain railroad rights-of-way in Alaska.
 The Investigating committee will endevor to Sift the legitimate projects from the wildcat schemes, and only those projects found to be undertaken in good faith will be recognized.
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Snirits Find missing Will

Bowling Green, Ohio-Revelations at a spiritualistic seance were responsi- ble for suit in Common Pleas Court brought by Catherine Sebastian, grand daughter of Ethan Pember, for the recovery of eighty acres of land from various persons at Pemberville, upon which a portion of the village now stands.
 Ethan Pember died many years ago and this land has changed hands a number of times since. Recently the hiding place of will long suspected of having existed was revealed at a spiritual seance.
 The will gives the property to descendants whose ownership would have transferred it to the plaintiff in this case.
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Rawhlde Has Idle Men

James Moore, a mining man of this city, has just returned from Rawhide, Nevada and reports that there are ,, ,5OO men in the camp out of employ ment and unable to get out of the dis trct.
 According to the statement of Mir. Moore the Rawhide camp is very much over estimated, and the rush of goldseekerS has filled the district with miners. He says there are about 1000 people in the camp now, but that many are leaving every day and the excite menJ that followed the first strikes has abated. .
 Some of the properties, Mr. Moore says, are being worked in earnest and some good mines will probably be the result.-P.-I.
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Work Started on New Wire

A large outfit of government line men has gone to the interior from Valdez to start work on the new tele- graph line between Valdez and Gull kama. The line will be doubled as far as Gulkana, and a single wire carried on across the Fairbanks cutoff.
 On the summit of Thompson pass an underground cable will be laid to se- cure the line agains the frequent breaks which occur every winter with the overhead wire.
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Hawaii Names Her Delegates

Honolulu, T. H.-While there seems to have been some sentiment in favor of Taft among the delegates to the Republican Territorial Convention the delegates who were elected to repre- sent the party in Hawaii at the Ma tional Convention will go uninstruct- ed.
 While Hawaii has but two assured votes in the National Convention, six have been appointed and will go to Chicago in hopes a fight on the floor results in six delegates being allowed each Territory.
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New Coal Land Clause

Washington-An amendment intro duced to the bill providing for opening Alaska coal lands makes forfeiture of money deposited and of patent rights, the penalty for combination of holdings to greater extent than provided for in the bill. Another amendment gives the United States the right to purchase all the coal it wants at a price fixed by the president.
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Will Clean Up Milton

r. r. Rowe, bishop ot the Episcopal church for the territory of Alaska, brings the first detailed authentic in- formation regarding the big gold strike on Nolan creek, ar the head of the Eoyukuk river. Bishop Rowe was in the Nolan creek camp when the strike was made and washed out 5000 pan, ou,tbo Olson claim with his own hands and ,aw pan, washed out that ran a, high a,S,>0). Nolan creek is only about POO mile, from the Arctic ocean and there were only l25 men in tu. camp when Bishop Rowe left for tnc outside
 Tine strike was ma.. ar a depth of aDuu Il. .un. w. about slo.o00 has been washed .g crude operations and i, ha, o..u estimated tha, the cIean-up a. tuu end 0G chi, summer will reach SLul.u0N.
 "T.. go.U.~ the highest quality of any gold rna. ua, been taken out of Alaska, running from slo40 to Sl950 per ounce. There is undoubtedly nenty ot the yellow metal in the Koy- ukuk country, as it has been demon stratyd for years that al, the streams carry gold that could be worked at big profits with machinery, but the pros pectors of yla, country have continued to hun, tor the richer ground.
 lowing to the fact that the country is wild and a long way from any settle ments, the miners have simply passed up good ground in the search for the big strike. Whenever they needed a grub-stake they would work some of that ground for several months and take out enough to provide supplies for two years and then continue to pros pect for richer claims.
 'Last winter a number of the miners a, Nolan creek agreed to give 300 feet each off their claims to the man who would sink 10 bedrock or to the pay streak on his claim This proposition was accepted by man by the name of Olson and his partners. He was a lucky Swede and struck pay at depth of l5O feet. There will be a big rush into the Koyukuk country this sum- mer. All of the owners of claims on Nolan creek are sinking shafts to bed rock and reports of furtherrich strikes may be received at any time. "P.-I.
 Vo,, .o,, ,,at ir ot tba O,,I
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Nomination Held Up
bIe Co The Daily Gateway.

sy Cable Co The Daily Gateway.
 Washington, D. C.. May Blowing to rha opposition to the appointment of J. J. Cross,cy to succeed Judge Har- Ian as United States district attorney tor the Third division of the territory of Alaska, the nomination is held up until Delegate Gale presents hissido of the ease.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-05-16
WIND STORM
 HITS ARKANSAS
By Cable to The Daily Gateway:

Little Rock, Ark, May 1.-The southwestern section of this state was visited yesterday by fearful wind storm that developed into a tornado sweeping along the Louisania border wrecking buildings in it's path and do- ing great damage to property. De- tails of the loss of property and life are lacking.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-05-16
Out of the Race
10 rhe Dailv GaIeway,

By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Indianapolis, Ind, May ll-It is re- ported that Vice-president Fairbanks will announce that he is not to be con sidered as candidate to run in the presidential race this fall.
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DEATH LIST
 MOUNTING UP
sy Cable tc The Daily Gateway.

Omaha, Neb., May l4-Details of the destruction of property and the loss of life from the tornado that swept through Sarpy and Cass coun- ties in southeastern Nebraska on Tues day afternoon indicate fearful loss. The death list is still growing and now numbers 300.
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Tornado Strikes Iowa
le 70 The Daily Gateway.

sy Cable ro The Daily Gateway.
 DeS MoineS, Iowa, May 1.-The southwestern section of Iowa was yes terday the scene of a fearful wind storm and tornado that did much damage the details of which have not vet been learned.
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Steamer Corwin

Steamer Corwin will arrive in Sew ard about May 20 on her way to Nome. Those desiring passage apply to E. R. Gray, agent.
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TORNADO DOES
 MUCH DAMAGE
Severe Storm Sweeps State De- Str0ying Property and Pos
 SibIy Many Lives.
sv Gable to The paily Gateway.

Woodward Okla, May PA severe tornado swept through the state yesterday afternoon. 1t is known to have done much damage, but owing to the difficulty of getting information from remote sections it cannot yet be estimated. It is believed that scores of people have been killed in the isolated districts.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-05-16
Evans Goes East
le to ,e Daily Gateway.

sv Cable to ne Daily Gateway.
 san Francisco, May ll-Rear Admi- ral Robley D. Evans, who has been in command of the United States battle ships in Pacific waters, left late Satur- day for the east.
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Will Go to Alaska.
ay CabIe Eo The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, May l4-ReX Beach, the au- thor of the popular story of the Spoil CTS, has arrived in this city. He is preparing to go north and spend the summer hunting in Alaska.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-05-16
Loss SI5O,OOO
to rhe Dailu GarewaY.

sy Gable to The Daily Gateway.
 Tonopah, New, May l3-A great fire here yesterday resulted in the de- struction of twenty buildings on Main ,-recr und 2 los, amounting to $l5O.OOO.
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Awaiting StOrk Arrival
yable tU The paily Gateway.

By Cable Co The Daily Gateway.
 Madrid Spain, May ll--It is an- nounced here that barring any and all unexpected delays Queen Victoria will give birth to child at the end of next month.
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TOWNS WRECKED
 BY TORNADO
Nebraska Visited by Storm That Leaves Death and DeStruC.
 ton in Its Wake.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Springfield, Neb., May l3-A fierce tornado swept through southeastern Nebraska yesterday afternoon and wrecked the towns of Louisville, Bellevue and Richfeld, Great dam age was done to property. Many peo- pie were killed and others more or less seriously injured,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-07
NOT A COMPANY IN
GEORGIA IS TO
DISBAND
FOR FiRsT TINE IN NUMBER OF
YEARS. ALL or OUR MILITARY
COMPANIES PASSED The Ex-
ANIMATION.

For the first time in at least a half
dozen years there VIII not be a single
disbandmeut &C d company OF state
troops as the result Of the annual in
spection.
Following every inspection for scg
eral years past a number ~ comman Isl
have had to sutfer dls1apam MT n
failing 10 come gp to the requ ef
standard but this year te troops
have been found in sues snt nl.d
shape as 10 command me arly ar-
proval of the inspecting officer, Major
George i. Landers United States
army
While Major I.andars reports dw-
ect to he United States war deparl-
ment and not 10 the adiutant general.
he has informally told Adiutant Gen
eral Scott what his conclusions are,
warmly commendins he condition in
which ne found the troops There may
be some slight criticism of defects here
and there. but ia Is understood that
mot q single criticism Of serious
uatur aiu be found in he report Of
his Inspections which have just been
completed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-07
SUPPORTERS OF GOV.
JOHNSON NOW
ACTIVE
THEY CLAIM THAT HE WILL Sc
CURE MAJORITY OF THE SOUTH
ERN DELEGATION AT DENVER
CONVENTION.

Washington, May 6.--GoYernor John
A. Johnson, Of Minnesota, will be nom
mated before the Denver convention
to head the democratic ticket by Rep
resentatiye Winfield S. Hammond of
the second congressional district of
Minnesota. Hammond nominated Gov
ernor Johnson for both his terms as
governor Of Minnesota and both times
johnson swept the state into the DEM
ocratic column
Unquestionably," Hammond said,
johnson will carry large portion of
the southern states. Even in Ala
bama, whose convention will be held
May a. and among whose people
friends of Johnson have done little or
no work until within the last few days,
we have found a surprisingly large
johnson following. This is particular
ly true Of business men.
Il have before me now the COPY Of
an interview given out by Walker
Percy one Of the leading attorneys
and politicians in Birmingham, in the
ninth district Of that state. Mr.. Percy
lpoints out that Mr. Johnson is win
rner, not loser, of political cam
paigns; that he has no crude theories
OF government ownership to apollo
gize for, and that his strength in the
northwest and east is unquestionable.
Other business men and political
men are out with similar declarations.
] simply mention this to show how
strong Johnson is in states where. no
particular fight has been made for
him
"There win be fight to have the
convention take action favorable to
Johnson, and believe it will do 50.
If it does not if will demonstrate. at
any rate even in state claimed 50
confidently by Bryan, that Johnson is
backed by q large following.
When you ind sJioh a situation as
that. You can easily recognize the alb
snrd position Of those who say Bryan
viii carry every state in the south.
The fight in most Of the states IS now
on definitely Mr. Jcbnnsons friends
are sure OF victory"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-07
THESE JURORS
FAVOR SMITH
TWO STRAW BALLOTS WE'RE
TAKEN AT COURT HOUSE
YESTERDAY.

There is no better way to get the
sentiment Of community than bv
me poll of a petty jury, which must
OF necessity and law includa neonlo
from all over the county. sucb a
poll was had at the court house vaa.
terday and it was taken by one of The
members Of jury consisting of
twelve men and the result was as
follows:
For Hoke Smith, 9.
For Joe Brown, 3.
In the corridor of the court house
later in the afternoon another noll
was taken, in a crowd of fourteen oao.
DE with the following result:
For Hoke Smith, II.
For Joe Brown, q
Non-committal, /.
The fact the matter seems tn be-
that Governor Smith has always aad
the majority OF de voters Of G1nn
county, but they Nave been the sill, ut
and conservative voter, who does not
come out and MAKE a fuss until neces-
sary They were for the governor, but
they were not noisy and were nor
looking for trouble. Therefore, they
said nothing.
It must be admitted that Joe Brown
has some stalwar friends in Brlms-
wick numbered among the best and
most representative people in the city
but from present indications the pls
governor viii carry the county by an
easy and safe majority.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-07
A BIG FACTORY
MAY COME HERE


Elsewhere in The News This morn
ing viii be found a large display ad-
vertisement of Skidoo the famous
soap paste manufactured by the Brown
Soap Co. Of Ohio, who have been
manufacturing soap for a half cen
tnry This soap is equally as god for
cleaning the hands and skin. as it is
for other usages.
The Brunswick System Company, a
recently organized concern for the
handling Of the soap in this vicinity,
has been made the sole agents for
the entire sonth and y. w Finley <
90. have been appointed distributors
for the state of Georgia by the newly
organized concern.
A reliable promise has been made
III Brunswick System Company that
later in the season the Brown Soap
Company will send representatives
TO Brunswick with the express pur-
pose Of erecting large plant in or
der to supply the southern trade and
gecure a southern outlet
Skidoo has a very large sale in this
section of the country and has the
best and most substantial endorse.
ment by users. Every help in the
way Of customers in Brunswick and
vicinity will have great deal to do
with the securing Of a large soap
plant BY this city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-07
PREFER JAIL, SAYS JEROME.
District Attorney Refuses to File Ger
tain Grand Jury Minutes

New York May 6-District Attor-
ney Jerome today said that he wou,d
90 to jail rather than comply win
the order received from Judge Rossais-
- that rtain grand Jury minutes be
fled with the clerk Of the court Of
general sessions.
Mr. jerome made This statement at
tAe hearing ol the charges against
him before The commissioner appointed
10 ta6e evidence IN the matter Of
Che King committees charges that tia
district attorney had failed 10 fulGn
the duties Of his Office
The records which Judge Rosalsltv
ordered filed with the court Of ger
eral sessions were those Of the grand
Jury which investigated the affairs Of
the Metropolitan street railway sys-
TEN last November. The effect of RI
ing these minutes with the clerk
would have been to make them pu9-
lie.