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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY. southernf-- Montgomery at Mobile. Atlanta at Memphis. Nashville at New Orleans. Birmingham at Little Rock. National League. 1 New York at Boston-double header. Brooklyn at Philadelphia-double header. St. Louis at Chicago. Pittsburg at Cincinnati. American League Cleveland at Detroit. Chicago at St. Louis. Philadelphia at New York. Boston at Washington. American Ass0cintiOn- Columbus at Louisville. Indianapolis at Toledo. Minneapolis at Milwaukee. St. Paul at Kansas City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
f,incinuati shut Out.

Cincinnati, Aug. 31.--Cincinnati made but two hits off Willis today, Hulswitt getting both. The Pittsburgers bunch ed six hits in the third inning. netting four runs R.H. F. Cincinnati.. =. 1000 900 o00-o 2 0 Pittshurg .. ... .004 001 000---5 10 0
 Battsries-Spade, Dubec and Mclean; pire, O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
NOTICE h. o. B. B.

Regular meeting of Emanuel Lodge No. 903. | O. B. B., will be held this (Tuesday) evening at s.0e o'clock sharp All members are earnestly requested to attend. Members of Alabama Lodge fraternaIly Invited.
 SIMON RoswALD. JR., President.
 LESTER E- JACOBI, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Wins.

CtGNCAaA0
 Detroit. Aug. sL-Detroit played very cratic ball. errors giving Cleve- alnd three runs in the fourth, while, passes by Summers paved the way to three of the others. Chech kept De- troit's hits scattered, and was well supported. Goode's home run drive was the feature Of the contest. Detroit =. ..>.. ood do1 o0o-s 10. .S oifxsiarG satteries: summers 'Oa and schmidt: Chech and N. Clarke. Time 1850. Um- pires. Sheridan and Egan.
 Boston Victorious. punched three singles. q. double and triple in the fifth to-day. defeating Wash ingtont th to RSonng Sesa was very Washington .. :. 100 loo o1o-s F 1
 Batteries: Tannehill. Johnson and Warner; Young and Criger. Time 1:55. Umpire. Evans.
 Chicago Shut Out.
 St. Louis. Aug. s1.---St. Louis defeat series this afternoon by the score of to 0. St. Louis scored two runs on Williams single Tom Jones ripple and Parents error. Wadden was in- St. st.Si Louis :. =. 900 O22 oox-4 3 Chicago ... .... 900 900 000-0 6 1 Batteries: Waddell ana smith; {; Walsh. owen and Sullivan. Time 1853. Empires. Hurst and o'Loughlin.
 Philadelphia Wins Both.
 New York, Aug. 31.-The local American players lost both of to-day's game to Philadelphia by margin of one run. Dygert got the better of Lake In the opening contest, and SchlitZer won out in the other, aI- though Hogg received errorless sup port,
 Philadelphia :. OO1 900 oo0-1 l New York 900 oo0 000-0 3 and Kleinnow. Time 2:04. Umpire Connolly.
 Second game: New York. 100 O00 900 000-1 5 0
 Batteries: Schlitzer and Blue; Hogg and Kleinow. Time 2:03. Umpire Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

0outbGfMt-
 Memphis s: Atlanta o. New Orleans O: Nashville 2. Mobile 9; Montgomery 1. Little Rock Q; Birmingham 2. National LeaRuei
 Cincinnati o; Pittsburg s. Chicago 2: St. Louis o. No others scheduled. American Leaguei--
 Washington 8; Boston !. New York O; Philadelphia 1. New York i; Philadelphia 3. St. Louis {; Chicago O. Detroit 8; Cleveland 2. American Assocfation-- At Kansas city-St. Paul Ii; Kansas City g.
 At Louisville-Louisville 0; Colum- bus {.
 Louisville 5; Columbus 1. At Toledo--Indianapolis {. Toledo 0. At Mil Milwaukee-Minneapol {: Mil- waukee 2.
 No others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
NOTICE!
FOR RENT OR SALE.

Building on Southeast corner of Monroe and Lawrence Streets. known as McManus Car xiage shops. now occupied by J. C. Haygood ha Cartilage and Repair ShopA Will rent nii or part of building. Terms reasonable.
 Apply SIS Adams St. --2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
THE BARNES SCHOOL

FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN. Next session begins Sept 1A Number pupils limited Secure seat now Address E. R. BARNES. Prin. Phone l048. IS Wilson St
 y-tu-thu- sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

About the only plausible excuse for the "Dubs" being in earth is to help the other clubs get higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

Kellum shut the Pelicians out with four hits yesterday Bartley working puttnig Nashville only F points be- hind the leaders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

Finest Carolina Whole Head Rice. the
best quality grown: 2-Ib- carton. Sc;
s-Ib. cotton bag. A4c.; lob. bag.
SIC; 50-lb. bag. -------- 81. ~
Extra Quality Head Rice. 5-lb- bag.
BIG: lob. bag. &c. 5o-lh- bag
So "a
Pettftohn Breakfast Food: the cel--
brated cereal. this sale. fOc. each,
doz- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. > L d
New York State Pea Beans. 5-lb- bags,
PIC; lob. bags. OSc.s bushel bag.
s.. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
Corset Covers 4:

@ainsook, low neck. en-
'o'oioe-y yoke. with lace
Insertion below: Others
Enmed with Maltese lace
Z tsncy designs ASC
Asinsook. louy neck three
~ ] Z &C insertion and
nee rows beading and
.looon, some trimmed with
nnro.dery insertion and
-siag a. front and back.
soc
Aslnsook, low neck. six
,-i'1fuioeTy medalllons set
= YIN VA. lace. 79c
Aa!nsOok. low neck. lace
.lE'ion forming four
soging zQC
Aaihsook. low neck. pref
- Trimmed with embroid-
and lace Insertions.
-. !. I'iii'eo back. beading and
----r-s.--... - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
.Snenlises:

Asinsook skir- length,
s.nned with ACE coke
ace ru1iie 79C
S,sinsook. skirt length.
-,-esofoioery edging. Wit h
80, -Soon and tucks below
- hemstitched rure on
-.--------------9 9C
,N'siasook. skirt length,
se-sre eek. embroidery
ace Insertion. .99c
Aainsook. pretnly
-. iea with embroidery
80. Va lace Insertions.
effects ST %
-.s'nsooig. tire. enlbroid-
=. nodsllions sci in with
-. foss Of Va lace IN
- beading and rib
---------.--.-S1.2 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

Salt Mack-rel: 5 ID. kit,
T4c.: 10 ID kit 5 I .SS
Our famous Lily White
brand Absolutely Pure
Grape Juice Prices
Small bottle. f2c.: doz-.
ST So. medium bottle.
Doc doz-. 50. 20:
large bottle, soc. doz-.
So .4S: a gal, 14cS
gallon Jars -------S 1 SO
Lily White brand To-
mato Soup. = pint can
Toe: dozen. S1.14:
pint cans. fDc. each.
dozen. 80: quart
cans. 24c. each; dozen.
So. IT
Lily White brand Early
June Peas. equal quality
sold elsewhere at fsc. can:
our price. 12c can.
dozen .--..---.-..S 80
Lily White brand Apple
Butter. absolutely pure; 3
ID. crock. each.-...-S4c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
Drawers ::

Nainsook. a " n rune,
Val lace insertion ana
edging ----.---
Naiu-ook. trimmed WIN
~, ....-. SOC
Cambric. trimmed WIN
.i. rows Of fuCks and deep
embroidery ru1ie o. -.
Cambric. Ia wn fI I'M,
....l-s and two rows 81 a.
face edgtug. --- .-''', . .
csmbric. trimmed ~ilh
ticks and open enipI"@luNCe
rufiie -----.-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
Gowns ::

Cambria. high neck 49, -
1,e,,s,;rcbeG tucks ana
four embroidery iila 7i - -,
or u nairsook %ith -
neck ia' 69c
esinsook. 81 four an
ent styles. including 80 -
neck. hemstitched yoke -
hemstirched sleeves ne. 80, I,
- with hemstlieii'1ai
ruffle on neck ana &c. i',..,,
ans beading with ii, 49,
aIso some in butterfly s,y =
iriiilLl.'-'1 79c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

Skirts /:

Cambria. la WI ruhe'
with two rows u lace In
sertion and edging oSC
Cambria, lawn ulfiie.
trimmed with tucks ana
embroidery ruffie, others
with lawn umbrella shaped
tucked ruf1e ------. 4 &c
Cambric. d ep lawn
nounce of tucks and TWO
wide lace insertions ana
lace ruffie .----------S nc
Cambria. & ep lawn
Hounce Of tucks. eTnbroIo-
erv insertion and eTnbroic5-
erv r7Iffe. ..-..---S ! -
Csmbric. d 2 y IA" :
eounce Of tucks, two point
Dc Paris a c 2 inserlo16S
ana lace rume S 1 ~
Cambria d eep "a" |.
eoYnce with two VIDE
Cluny lace insertions el ~
ace rune .....--S ] 40
cambria. umbrella shaped
lawn aounce and deep OBJ N
eToroidery runie S ] ~
cambric. umbrella snA i.,.
1.r,,, nounoe. six rows lace
t..eTttgus ana edging. -
insei '-''' S1-79
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

New JERSEY CENTRAL
every HoCR on THE HoUR
$50, $50. $40 $50. ESQ. 1850. II %.
l1Se a. M; 20 125 o. q 70 10 :, 70 80 aa
1880. 80. ESQ. $50. $50. $50. a5o. T.sa.
" IIsERTT ST @1so $50. TOO. 500 9;
noon. loo. I.So. zoo 400. 400. $50 6-oa
500. 700 500 200 ?; NJ :, II i2l5 >, 61idnisn@
100, SEQ. 600. 1870 p m, Il IS uIidnishS
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHISGTO&
Lv. " sd sT--I.5O ESQ. 80 a -
l LIS s2g ESQ $50 SO 10 90 a a Lon
noe4 100 90 ss.-, 500. ~, 40 m ds AZ
$3.50 a 1858 aSo G sass o MY 40 n
Sundays. ESQ a n. 2 % p. m LT- LIB
ERTY ST---1O-00 a n. Q-C0 Sats only)-
40 p m sundays. 1000 a m. I'D ?, n
Park, Ocean Grove &C. Nv. ". 23d ST -
20. 1L2o N. dOe sa;s o9ly0. %
$50 g. 4 IS? g GS s a6fRS s- soa a. a SO
S % .. m Lv- LIBERTY 90. 40
11-30 - m. I'D Ssts- onlyl. 1-3o. 80.
p. m. 1901 midnight. Sundays. $50. ais
q s IliS HOOK RoUTz-For Atl.nts.
Long Branch. Asoury Park. Ocean Grove.
&c Lv- Pier 81. y R.. Foot W 42c ST:
ass a. m. 1890. 9I0 AIS TxS
D. m. Atlantic Highlands Pier onIyJ- Sun
DAYS. e.30 a n, LOO, 7.45 ?. "a Leave
Pier 10. y. r. Foot CEDAR ST 10 %
a. m, 10, a.. 4. Is $50 , n. Al
lantic Highlands Pier onlyl- Sundays
10. % A. N. I. so. $40 ,.
Time tables may be obtains3 at following
Offices Liberty ST, fW. ed ST Tel Chei-
sea 314@D. Piers 10 and 81 y. r. Z Aston
House. PAS. Az. 1900. 1884 Broadway, 1872
West 125th 81. PAS Columbus Az, New
York: Court ST.. 345. 344 Fulton ST. s7e
Nostrsnd Av-. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks basza<. 20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
WOrnen's Muslin Underwear

Cambria, 50 L a e neck,
embroidery insertion be-
tween two rows OF Val. in
sertions, beading and edg-
ing .-s.-.--- S3C
Cambria. low neck, en-
bruidery yoke trimmed
above and below with lace
Insertion ...-S SOC
mprfc. V-shaped.
trimmed with cluster tucks
and blind embroidery inser-
ton and embroidery rufie'
99c
Cambria, cut V. yoke OF
four rows fine embroidery
insertion. pin tucks and
embroidery rufle.- S ~
Gowns. made Of cros5-bar
material, low neck ana
nur sleeves. trimmed with
h1fnd embroidery edgins
win ribbon drawn through.
- ST 40
Nainsook. low, q u a 7 e
neck front and back trim
med with dotted embroid-
e-y heading with ribbon
drawn through and EN-
broidery edging &C.. . ] %
Nainsook. low N-shaped
reck nretty embroidery
yoke with ribbon era Hn
through -..-.-..-''S y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

Quaker Oats; straight carload just re-
ceived from the mill; while II lasts, eacn'
SC
Curry Powder. genuine Madras. our
regular price Ioc bottle; FOR this sale.
sc. each; dozen -SSc
Oregon Primes extra large size. perfect
fruit; lib. cartons; regularly 2Sc-; this
sale .... --.-..----- &c
California Dried Lima Beans: extra
quality; lib. carton. I &C; 5-lb- bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

Lily White brand Tomato
Catsup, guaranteed abso-
luteIy pure and uncolored:
!. pint. lie; dozen,
ST 20: pint. I Tc-:
dozen, 81 .9S; quart.
CSC: dozen. So. IL;
gallon jugs. each .-.- Sc
CARRANO BRAND OF
GENUINE LUCIA OIL
Small bottle. 21c.: me-
dunn. 37c.; large.
62C- quart can. T4c.;
L gallon can. S Il Al:
gallon can ..-.S2. 81
Lily htte brand
Spinach: No. l can. &c:
dozen. Sf.O4; No :
can. lie. each: dozen.
ST 20: No. 3 can. | &c.
each. dozen --..S I 81
Lily White brand Pork
and Beans. plain and with
tomato sauce: TIC. can:
dozen .......-.-..S1 ST
cut String Beans. Jessa-
mine brand; can, | fc.
dozen ..-.--.-.....Sf 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

CoRN-Jessamine brand.
Qc can: dozen. ST GA
American Beauty. ! Sc
a can: dozen IS 1 40
Golden Wax Beans. Lily
White brand; can. 1Oc.;
dozen .......--S l 4
Marceau brand French
Peas. Fins. Sc can
dozen ..------r--- D. O+
Jessamins brand Black
Raspberries: can. / SC;
dozen -..-.-..... S l 90
.Tessau1ine brand Marrow
Fat Peas, Zoe. can;
dozen .........S1.1 Z
Tomatoes. A m sri c a n
Beauty brand. extra large
can choicest selection OF
whole Jersey fruit. can.
14c. dozen 81
= D M at q IS. Jessamine
brand, Jersey red ripe. solid
pack. regular size sn-cailed
quart cans; sold elsewhere
az lac can: our price.
ice each. dog 81. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

CHARTERED OAK AND MAHOGANY.
FINISHED ROCKERS AND AKIN
CHAIRS, three patterns 10 S2
SOLID OAK ROCKERS AND Aim
CHAIRS, wsathered finish, saddle sea- "a;
CHARTERED OAK MORRIS CHAIR,
highly polished frames, spring sests
and reversible velour cushions ~ -
MISSION MORRIS CHAIR, spring seats
upholstered In genuine leather. 3 r %
SLEEPY HOLLOW ARM CHAIRS
AND ROCKERS. heavy mahosany-nn-
fshed frames highly polished, uphot-
stored in red OF green silk velour
SIS. 40
c-on,nJeta assortment OF Porch Rockers
and Chairs. over forty different designs
10 select from at prices ranging from
zoe. TO $40.
RED OUTFIT, consisting OF all-white
Enamel Iron Bed with continuous
posts all-iron National spring and
SANITARY Mixed Hair Mattress, full size:
regularly So. 40; sale .-----..S 3 81
RRASs RED. made with Finch posts.
heavy husks. seven ts-inch upright filler
rods at head and foot. ..-.-..S y ~
HANDMADE WILLOW TABLE. 24x2+
inch top. d.. 81
REED COUCH. for the cottage or porch,
maple frame. natural finish, reed seat.
six feet long. .---.---.-----.---S DO. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO r. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY other hour on the evan hour
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections "a New Ucsoa States.
Warrington with al Lines South
Leave New York Daily. sd St LIoy q.
WASHINGTON. SiperA fl.50 pm i3o AD
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 ara q 90 -
WASHINGTON, pirsr $50 1000 a-uA
(ParIor car y. T. - Richmond va
WASHINGTON. Diner. H-S AN Il - 81
WASHINGTON. Bucst- f3o om 400 pm
ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 pm 4 % IN
WASHINGTON. buffet. a5o pm 100 2n
CHICAGO. PrTTSBCRd. $50 An 400 -
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11-0 am Il. 90 M
PITTsBURG. CLEyEL'D, so pm 400 p0
'sPfT-SBURG LIMITED 9. 50 pm 100 on
CIN- ST Louis. LoUIsy- Ii-sc pm I 30 Al
GIN 81 LOUIS. LOUSY. 8 50 am 1000 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOCISv.. $50 pm A0N puD
o1ices: 245. a. 1900 Broadway. 8 Assoe
House. los Greenwich ST. - 5th Av M
Grand St. N Y 343 Fulton St. RrookIyN-
West I'D Ct and LIbsrry ST.
After - M slespsrg Car Rsasrvnuoun
and fuil Information regarding tratrA sccL.
Be Obtained az Bureau OF Infornarion.
3. q o. r R. I'D ST. TsrmioAl 'PhsnD
Numcer. Ch<lssa-4fAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
I'm the Art NeedleWork Dept.

Tard
of the above rib
sateen-c bon Il
yellow
in
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OF
special wtthsu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

SOLID OAK BOOKCASE. 40 inches wide
and So inches high. four adtuseaoIe
shelves and glass door 1890 81 %
CHARTERED OAK AND IMITATION
MAHOGANY MUSIC CABINET. i've
adjustable shelves and brass rod tor
curtains . .--C
HANDMADE WILLOW ARM CHAIR,
square back. large rooEly seat. CON-
pIete with red or green denim covered
cushions $1,000 30. ~
HANDMADE WILLOW ARM ROCKER
20 match the above, complete with
cushions 1900 . a. o.
WHITE ENAMELLED DRESSER. So
inch base, three deep drawers. cast
brass trimmings. large mirror . "a
WHITE ENAMELLED DRESSER, Iarse
oval beveIled mirror, three deep draw
ers ....-....-...-.- -.-..---o 8 -
SOLID OAK DRESSER 40-inch base.
serpeutIne top. four deep drawers. large
shaped bevelled mirror. three styles %
select from. Observation-Disclosures D u ~
SOLID OAK CHIFFONIER. SO-inch
base five deep drawers, serpentine
tops. cast brass trimmings, three STYLES
TO select rom 81. 81
SOLID OAK BOOKCASE, SO inches wide
90 inches high four adjustable shelves
and brass rod for curtains $500 50 -
cor OUTFIT. consisting OF aIl-irou Fold
ing Cot snameIled in white. woven
wire spring and all-cotton mattress:
regularly s6-74; sale So "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

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Pier IS y. p. foot West 10Th Street. p NJ
Leave Boston same hour. Due either clry
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Tickets and reservations at Pier IS. " r.
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Transfer Co. Offices IN Greater ". 7.
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Freight. Horses q Automobiles
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18

G. A. r.. hall, at the court house
Friday night. The mastering offic.
er was Major Becht, who is attached
to the staff of the adjuntant general
AT the next gathering Of the com.
pany the number will be increased
somewhat as several of the men en-
listed were unable to be present last
night. The officers will be examined
next week at Columbus, at which
time they will be mustered in.
DR.. Il. o. Richardson was elected
|captain of the company, Earl J. Nc
IAnnish and Fred W., Warner were
elected first and second leutenants,
respectively.
The enlisted men are: Miles L..
Anderson, J. NJ Anderson, Fred AL
|exander. Earl NJ. Baker, Harry F.
Baker, Charles D. Bender, Walter Bo-
lander, George w. Carter, w. w.
Collins, Neil w. Coutz, Clarence G..
Davis. Harry B. Creekbaum, Ross e
Grim, Elijah A. Davis, Jesse F. Day.
is, William S. Dennis, Marley L. Ed
sell, Wesley j. Fulton, George T.
Geran. Charles e. Gilbert, Floyd
Hume, Jesse T. links, Lawrence
Kimberling, Fred E. Kinley, Ernest
A. Lavender, lie Roy W.. Miller,
Charles T. McNeal, Roy G.. Nash,
Robert B. Swisher, Ralph w. Sc
crist, Ony NJ. Taylor, Elmer Tweedle,
Grover thinner, George Davis, John
Hammer, Clifford Secrist and John E..
Tombs.
The new company will meet for
drill every Wednesday night. The
new equipment will be received from
the state department within the next
few days, then the men will COM
mence to get in shape for the annual
encampment.
All OF the undesirable element in
the old company has been eliminated
in the new and with an efficient corps
OF officers. the success OF the organ
ization Is assured.
The efforts Of Major James Wilson
McMurray were largely instrumental
In securing the new company.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
WANTED TO
KILL HERSELF
Begs for Money to Buy Car
bolic Acid.
PATHETIC STORY TOLD
husband is Killed, She Is
Left Without Money
Was Trying to Reach Her Mother
Rear Mansfield Had not Tasted
Food for Two Days.

Penniless and friendless, a well
dressed woman, appealed to several
officials at the court house, Friday
afternoon, asking them for money
enough to purchase a quantity of
carbolic acid with which to end
her existence. Her case Is without
doubt one of the most pathetic that
has ever been unearthed by the
local authorities.
Instead the officials Interested
themselves In her case. They Sc
cured her a good dinner and then
referred her to the township trus-
tees, who gave her ticket to
Mansfield, from which place she
Intended to go to the home of her
mother. who lives In the country
twelve miles from Mansfield.
The trustees learned the sac
story of the woman. She had been
living in Buffalo, N. y, with her
husband until Christmas Day, when
her husband, railroad man, was
killed in the Buffalo yards.
After she had buried him she
searched for employment, having no
funds left with which to support
herself. Finally she secured enough
money to buy ticket to Mans
field, and started for her mothers
home. Through some error she was
sent to Lima and she had no money
to continue on her way to Mans
field. A kind hearted man at the
Lima depot gave her money enough
to reach this city, and she got off
the train here, weary from travel
and without having eaten for two
days. To odd 20 her miserable con-
dition, she Is to be confined within
the week.
1t required some time to convince
her that she must not try to end
her life. AS she told her story she
broke down completely and scbbed
as though her heart would break.
The trustees saw her safely upon
her way to Mansfield and provided
with enough money to secure her
meals on the way to her mothers
home. Out of Mansfield she will
be able to get an interurban car
part OF the way to her mothers
home, but after she leaves the car
she will have a six mile walk. The
woman gave her age as thirty five
but refused to give her name.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
Body is Fonnd Lying in the
Yard.
READY TO ENTER HOUSE
When Overcome by Fatal
|. Stroke of Appoplexy.
Deceased q Well Known and highly
Respected Resident Of Waldo
Funeral Sunday Morning.

William p. Conklin, aged Sc, and q
we'll known resident Of Waldo, was
found dead at his doorstep about
|11:3O o'clock Friday night. A son,
Ray Conklin, had occasion to open
the door leading from the rear of the
house when his eyes fell upon his
fathers corpse.
The death came as sudden shock
Ito the members of the Conklin family.
|Mr. Conklin had left the residence
early in the evening to attend to
some business matters down town.
He was subject, however, to OCCASION
al attacks of heart trouble and his
attending physician had warned him
that he was liable to be called at any
time.
DR.. B. d. Osborne, OF Waldo
was Immediately called and his ex-
amination disclosed that the victim
had been dead about half hour when
found. Coroner r. l.. Brady, of Ma,
rion, was summoned, and he pro
nounced death due to apoplexy.
The victim was seen in the Waldo
business districts about II o'clocl
and he remarked to friend that h,
was hQrneward bound. It II eviden
that he was about to enter his hom'
when stricken az his body was foun'
within . very few PAGES Of the door
step.
| The deceased was : retired farme
and had LIVED n tAis county pras
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
CHORAL SOCIETY
RENDERS PROGRAM
Before Large Audience at the
u. B. Church.
The Young People Realize a Nea
Sum as q Result Of the
Excellent Musicale.

A large audience was delighted at
the United Brethren church Friday
evening with the concert given by the
members of the choral society OF the
church assisted by the Dowler's Or
chestra. The entertainment was a
rare musical treat and a nice sum of
money was gained by the society for
the benefit Of the church. as re-
suit of the efforts OF the young peo-
pie.
The program was in two parts of
six numbers each. The rendition OF
the beautiful anthem "Send Out
Thy Light" and the Gloria" by the
choir and orchestra were exceptional
ly deserving OF praise. The solo work
was also excellent.