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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-24
WAMTED--ROOms.

WANTED TO RENT Furnished
Don by gentleman. Private fam
ily. Best references. state location
and price. Address c., care Morning
Journal. j1S
WANTED-TWo or three desirable
rooms for light housekeeping, in
private family, centrally located. Per.
manent, if suitable. Not health seek
ers. Address C-44, care journal
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WANTED--BoarderS.

SANITORIUM, Rosedale Place, Iocat-
ed on I4ockhart ranch, near Indian
school. Under management OF grad
uate nurses. Rates reasonable. Miss
es Norman and Bartlett. phone 117b.
BOARD and lodging at $1,000 and
$4,000. Electric light and phone.
and bath fff W. Coal.
WANTED-Boarders by the LAY at
412 South Broadway. Ladies pred
ferred. IN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-By young lady nurse to
take care of Invalid; big wages not
the object, Nurse Journal office.
WANTED-Young man wants posi-
ton as fireman for stationary boil
er, in town or out. 100 North First
street.
WANTED-Position. Man and wife
for a ranch, by an experienced
farmer. Address D.. r., care of Jour
nal. t29
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CORRESPONDS EXACTLY WITH
THE DATE OF ISSUE or THE PA.
PER. AN A REGULARLY APP
POINTED MEMBER OF THE
MOUNTED POLICE FORCE. AMI
WILL STATE THAT THIS OFFICE
WHILE NOT DETECTING TO CIV
ING REPORTS TO THE PAPERS
THAT THE PUBLIC is ENTITLED
TO, HAS NOT YET ADOPTED THE
POLICY or RUNNING TO THE
NEWSPAPERS WITH EVERY
THING, FOR THE REASON THAT
JUST SUCH GARBLED ACCOUNTS
AND MEASUREMENTS ARE RATH.
ER THE RULE THAN THE EXCEP-
TION. The other portion Of your let
ter VIII be answered officially by Cap
tain Fornoff. ! am,
Very truly, p. b. OTERO.
Governor Curry. asked over the
telephone. If there were any new de-
velopments in the case, said there
were none so far as he knew and he
hoped the difficulty would not grow
more serious. The governor, like ev-
cry one else familiar with the CON
dltlons, knows that the problem is a
vexing one and considers it a matter
entirely for the courts.
our territorial law I'm regard to
fencing is a very unsatisfactory stat
ute,' said the governor, land one
which is not unlikely to cause us more
or less of trouble. In my opinion this
question will be one of the more seri-
Gus matters to be worked out during
the coming session of the legislature.
In the meantime | am not entirely IA
miliar with all the conditions in
Roosevelt county. ] do not believe it
VIII be necessary for the people there
TO go outside legal process to protect
rights and sincerely hope no fur
difficulty will arise. / have said
the territory will see to it that
order is preserved. That. it seems to
is as far as 1t is necessary to go
feel sure the territory will not be
called on to interfere even to that ex-
tent"
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ZINE ANGORA GOATs.

have 1000 registered and hieh-
grade Angnra Bucks. Does and Kids
Tor sale Prices Reasonable viii sell
any number 90 suit the buyer These
saats are good heavy shcarers and
p.At crucial inspection C0ms
and Sc them OF write shat sou Uarf
a. ~ McCRORT M n.
n-u MnI.IaI n. N
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-Stock
companies Incorporated. If you
have stocks or bonds for sale, let me
try to sell them for you. George NJ.
Kellogg, Broker, $40 Elliott Square,
Buffao, N. Y.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR ENCH~ANGE-Albuquerquo rest
doncc property Tor land. within 8
miles of Albuquerque, under ditch.
Address BOX 1853
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STOLEN.

STOLEN-Party who took bicycle
from Silver e barn Sunday
morning, VIII kindly return same at
once and avoid prosecution. tt
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our faithful sheriff immediatol,
send in a false contradictory repor
that an trouble was settled anc
would be for all time to come.
DIDN'T the cattle destroy the crop,
Of this vicinity last year? Haven'I
they attempted the same this?
Are we to watch our crops day and
night this year, next year and as Ions
as we stay In the territory. or shall
we do as the cattlemen bid us do. let
them run where they viii?
Shall we see them destroy our
crops year after year, Can We ex-
poet 10 stay in Roosevelt county un-
der these circumstances? Can we ex-
poet to support our families even one
year longer If the violence is still
kept up?
Shall w leave our homes. which
we nave lawfully acquired. and give
way 10 a party of q few who take
up u pace Of millions OF acres Of
productive soil, which would furnish
homes for thousands Of people?
Is It ne wonder we are trying to
protect our homes2 Let the cattle
men removc their pests to other fields
or let them come down to where they
have To be satisfied with $50 acres oil
land. We are perfectly willing for
them 10 have justice, and we expect
and determine 10 hav the same.
Some ccnsure the farmer for COM
ing here and no being financially able
to fence their land. as we understand
the privilege Of the homestead law Is
given ia the poor. homeless people.
and not for those who have acquired
wealth and have lands and homes
Elsewhere.
We farmers are trying our best to-
improve our farms and our county by
improving the same. We are getting
he soil in a stage OF cultivation so as
.n make our county productive and
prosperous SO anyone wuld he proud
20 settle aud invest in same.
The article also stated that NO help
would he given from Santa Fc. wei
still expecting holp, and will con
To 40 20 until the cattle are re- .
moved, and our trouble win not bo
.'ttied as long as the cattle are lrft
n destroy amy part of our crops. re :
,ardlrss of what the sheriff of Roose- !
eit county SAYS. "a
We intend to work lawfully until /,
very ray of hope is gone. then It viii 1
b" lett for us Goo use self protection 1,
of Indignation Ina Santa r. ID
r rlsrwhrra. n
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HELP WANTED--femaIe


WANTED - Woman for genera
homework. Address X32, Morn
ing journal. i27
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The letter of Page ~. otero. at tn,
time In chang, of the office OF en-,
roupted police at santa re, is as FOL.
lows
santa &C.,. 81 81. July .. 1905.
o. a. Ncwcnmb Ea0..
Noble g. ~.
Dear Sir Your letter of the eth
lnst Co Captain Fornon just received.
aud since There is a direct reference 20
snmo action of mime DESIRE To
WRITE Nor PERSONALLY FOR
THE PURPOSE oF CORRECTING
a WRONG IMPRESSION THE
sfAfEMENT RrFERREp re- As
tohfNH FROM ME. ANp WHICH
APPEARED ~ rifE isstE or THE
sNNIA tE SEW MFNIrAN. DATE
nF iiNE .lIH zoos ls ENTIRELY
WITHOUT FuiNuhTION. am
Nei Af r1 ptnTAIIoT mr. YOU
WA fAht rHf TROUBLE fo
AtiAiN thhHiNF ruE nhvE uF
Nh fffIfN TN.NOD NOTIFNIAG
$500 fHhI HHA hIFn nFFIeER
iN hlr MhN Tn NnIrH $3.50
llNh Anl VIA $40 IHAr lr
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SODA FOUNTAINS

We have several bargain to offer in
both new and second hand soda foun-
talns for Immediate shipment. Easy
monthly payments. Write or phone
Tor Va attractive proposition. The
Grosman company. Dallas. Texas.
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WANTED-Young man or good adj
dress for lucrative position in New
Mexico. Excellent salary and liberal
commissions. Car use married man
whose wife can assist him. No can
vassing, nc agency scheme Write.
giving age, training and all facts. N.
M, care Morning Journal. j2S
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-Saddle ponies. Arch T.
Wilson, 401 South Edith. Phone
1894. al
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PERSONAL


DIR, NACAMULI will be back at his
office from Europe September 1t.
1908. "
WANT TO CORRESPOND with a ladv
OF means, between the age of 20
and 30. Matrimonial inclined. Post
office box Sc. io6
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTEl--Malp

WANTED-nigh grace men 10 I'm or
flee, mercantile and technical posi-
tons In the southwest. South western
Business Association, 201 II. Central
avenue. Albuquerque, N. M. Phone.
257. tf
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LOST

LOST-Boston bull terrier, brindle.
win white streak down middle of
race. Answers to name Mike" Had
large collar on when lost. Reward.
1904 South Edith.
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FOR SALE--Mlscenane0us

FOR SALE-Good, gentle horse, dou-
BILE harness, express wagon. sci w.
Silver.
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FOR SALE-All kinds OF house hold
furniture. Futreile Furniture Co.,
west end Of viaduCt. II
The Washington times., 1908-04-05

4. Quick from its base the hive is pried,
And just as quick turned on its side,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of vicious stings
Soon lend the fleeing Tediies wings.
The Washington times., 1908-04-05

The Teddy Bear, like an its kind,
For sweets is very much inclined
So-honey-spread- shares his slice
Of bread, and each says: Amt i niceT
The Washington times., 1908-04-05

,. Then when it's done he shows them where
There's more Of it put by with care
By thoughtful bees whose busy ways
Keep them from home on summer days
The Washington times., 1908-04-05

8. But just as he's about to say
To keep out of the singers way,
Each eager Teddy headlong dives
And runs to reach the precious hives.
The Washington times., 1908-04-05

5 And now, a wrap bound round his heac
Each Teddy has to stay in bed
And wonder why, mid pains and woes.
The thorn must be part OF the rose.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
Modes Of the Moraent.

The finer Of the linen suits are rich
ly embroidered. and they come at very
high prices.
The finishing OF the gown with q
deep hem OF taffeta is one OF the fea
lures OF the summer.
The Napoleon collar is one Of the nov
elites OF the severe tailored suit. Long
sleeves are most worn. and of the SO.
we're order.
Skirts are made very plain and the
singing effect is preserved. The yoke
Is tight fitting, and the skirt Is fitted
tosit. or the skirt is made without a
yoke, but In such n way that 1t hugs
the hips very tightly brooklyn Eagle.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
Brevities
The HALL OF FAME.

Walter w. Warwick. the chief Ia W
officer IN the Office of thc comptroller
OF the treasury. has been appointed
auditor and examiner OF accounts for
the Panama canal zone.
Sir Charles Fitzpatrick. chief Justice
of the supreme court OF Canada, will
he the Joint representative OF Canada
and Newfoundland mt The Hague tri-
bunal to settle the Atlantic fisheries
dispute with the United States
Mrs. Howard Gould of New York nnd
her sister, Mrs. Sun Yue. wife of a San
francisco Chlnaman, were bequeathed
81 ench by the Will of their father.
Soloman Perry Clemmons. His $4,000
estate is left to his widow during her
lifetime.
In spite Of his slender proportions
King Alfonso possesses an altogether
phenomenal appetite, and. whereas tho
ordinary American Is content with
three meals day and sometimes four,
the Spanish monarch consumes eight or
niue without any difficulty.
John Junker of Mount Vernon. ILL.,,
has made n wireless telegraph instru-
ment. which Is working well. out Of car
fridge shells and spoons. The induction
coil. less than foot long, contains
seven miles Of copper wire one two
hundreths OF an inch In diameter.
II has new been decided that tho
Prince of Wales and his encourage will
not remain on board ship I'm the St.
Lawrence during their visit to Quebec,
but will stay at the citadel. the resi-
dence of the governor general, where
Earl Grey and his staff will also reside
Gladstone Dowie has killed the myth
that he had grown to mans estate and
n little beyond without being kissed
He admits that he has lived a normal
life, In keeping with the tradition that
there are kisses enough to go round
and that sooner or later even the non-
seeker gets his or hers.
Few members of the supreme court
have exceeded the time Justice Harlan
served y thirty years. Justice Field
served about thirty-6ve years, Chief
Justice Marshall about thirty-four and
II half years. Justice Bushrod Wash
ington thirty-one years and Justice
John Mclean thrty-two years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
Editorial filings.

In this day OF Merry Widow" hats
eternal vigilance Is the price of eye
sight Washington Post
The crazy chauffeur must go. says
the Chicago Record Herald. He docs.
Rochester rost-Express.
A Texas preacher is advocating re.
forms In funeral ceremonies. Better
reform the methods Of causing funer-
als.-Florida Times Union.
Admiral Evans says we need more
wnrshlps aud fewer statesmen. but we
have more warships than statesmen
now.-Philadelphia Record.
Writes one tn the Times; "Gold reg
ulates the price VI e,er! ..i,ns. What
regulates the price OF goldY' Why.
everything. OF course New York Mail.
The emperor of Austria has been on
the throne for sixty years. thus show
ing that man with rugged constitu.
tlon can hardly he killed by worry
Chicago Record Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
REGISTERED MAIL
POUCH IS MISSING
POUCH LEFT LOS ANGELES JUNE
4AND WAS DUE IN KANSAS
CITY SATURDAY.
BOLD ROBBERY is SUSPECTED
Would Prove to be One Of the Largest
Losses in the History Of Postoffice
Department--Amount May
Reach 100000.

Los Angeles, June 11.---Reluctant AL
missions made by postal officers o.
three cities Wednesday confirm &c
some extent the belief that the disap
pearance OF registered mail poucf
somewhere within the jurisdiction o
the Kansas City postoffice last Satur
day night will prove to be one OF the
largest losses In the history OF the
postoffice department. From privat,
sources II was learned Wednesday that
package Of at least $4,000 in cur
rency was among the contents of the
pouch which carried, In addition, ar
unusually large number of letters an6
packages containing money and Other
valuables, the amount of which car
only be conjectured, but II may reach
a total OF 100000.
The pouch was in transit from Los
Angeles to New York and the postal
inspectors. who have had the case In
charge for 4S hours, refuse any ex.
planation Of the manner In which II
became lost TO sight. That pouch oI
value has disappeared was admitted
Wednesday by the department al
Washington, by the postmaster at Los
Angeles and by the inspector, attached
to the Kansas City postoffice who ap.
pears TO have the case for investiga.
tion. The fact that the mail In
process Of transfer at the Union sta,
tion at Kansas City is handled in a
temporary sub.station since the de.
struction of the regular branch Office
by fire several months ago. supports
the theory that advantage was taken
of conditions presumed to be more lax
than ordinarily. Hi
There is reason to believe that the
package Of currency was a shipment
made by n Los Angeles bank to its
New York correspondent Postmaster
Flint Of Los Angeles stated that II
would be impossible for any officer Of
the department to estimate the total
contents OF the missing pouch until the
holders of receipts issued on the day
OF shipment had made afIidavits as to
the valuablcs mailed. The cashier OF
the Farmers and Merchants National
bank Wednesday night said:
According to our information a mail
pouch made up here on June 3 and
leaving for New York on the following
morning. has disappeared. A conser
vative valuation of the currency con
tents, furnished by the other banks of
this city, will be $4,000. The total
amount is made un of between 80 and
80 packages, Our correspondent at
New York is the Chemical National
bank, to whom our portion OF the ship.
ment was consigned"
The registered pouch left Los
Angeles on the morning of June 4, and
was due in Kansas City on SATURDAY.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
SHORT PARAGRAPHS

Thirteen persons charged with po
litical offenses were executed recent
ly In various cities Of Russia. In ad
dition to these l6 death sentences
have been issued by court martials.
One Of the notable figures of the
Lambeth conference this summer n
Lambeth conference this summer in
western equatorial Africa, the one
black bishop in the Anglican church.
Pounclng on sofa beside an open
window, 4-year-old Willie Wilsick OF
New York Jumped once too hard and
the springs tossed him in the air and
through the window. He fell five
stories to his death.
w F. Burns of North Carolina,
while on bridal trip across Panther
mountain SAYS he was robbed of his
pretty young wife by gang of six
men. after he had been bound, beaten
and robbed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
SURE CURE FOR BABY'S ITCH.
Oil Of Wintergreen in External Wash
Produces Remarkable Results
How To Get Prescription.

Is your baby burning up with
torturing itching Eczema? Is he
tearing his tender skin to shreds
vainly trying TO scratch away the
terrible agony.
Are you or any member OF your
family suffering with an aggrav-
ating persistent skin disease?
Use oil OF wlntergreen mixed
with thymol, glycerine, etc, in D..
ID. ID. Prescription. Ii will give in
stant relief.
OIL or wintergreen, this simple
everyday oil of wintergreen, mix
ed with other healing herbs and
vegetable ingredients, cures the
worst forms of skin disease, and
the remedy Is so easy to apply.
just an external liquid wash. No
drugs or medicines, just few
drops OF the wash applied to the
itching, burning spots, then In
slant relief The instant the oil
Is applied the itch is gone.
To secure the proper results from
this soothing curative remedy 1t is
necessary to use oil of wintergreen
compounded with other mild in
gradients. This compound known
as ID. ID. ID. Prescription, not only
relieves but permanently cures.
Just try ID. ID. ID. Prescription. Try
a few drops and note the relief.
we positively vouch for the merits
of this remedy
F'locken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
Pith and Point.

There is enough happiness IN sight
II you could get It,
The way out of trouble Is never SO
simple as the way In.
Ambition with some men Ia laziness;
they have an ambition TO live without
work.
People are never content for the
same reason that sheep never has
feathers.
You are what the opinion Of your
ncighbors make you. but by your own
conduct you make their opinions.
Buy mans good will. and you will
find each time you have occasion to
ask II that the price has gone up
Atchlson Globe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
$40 TO HOLD BABY A MINUTE.
Father Pays High for caress and
Wife Later Has Him Arrested.

Pittsburg, Pa.-Forty dollars min.
ute was the price paid by Frederick
Leonard for the privilege of holding
his own child In his arms, according
to a statement he made in court.
Leonard is the husband OF Rev. Mrs.
Mary E. Leonard, of the Free Meth.
odist church, and he was brought in.
TO court by his wife on a charge OF
nonsupport.
I'VE have little baby that !
haven't seen for months" Leonard
said II got so hungry for a sight Of
the little fellow that one day ! trav.
eled TO East Liverpool. o., where my
wife had gone TO conduct services. |
offered her all the money had with
me. $40, II she would put the baby In
my arms. The child was brought
out. paid over the money. the baby
was placed in my arms and In min.
ute's time II was snatched away again
by my Wife" 1
The court ordered Leonard TO pay
his wife three dollars q week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
TRAGEDY BARES SECRET
Mrs. corIett Was the Daughter Of AZ
Englishman Named Berry.

Willoughby, o., June 1.-THE mys
terry which has hung over the life o
Mrs. Chas. p. Corlett. shot by her hus
band Monday night at Willoughby
has barred the secret.
Mrs. Corlett was the adopted daugh
ter of Mrs. Simeon Sheldon Of Cleve
land.
The murdered woman's birthrigh
name was Berry. Her father was al
Englishman of excellent family. lIel
mother woman OF French descent.
Berry was killed in a railroad acci
dent Just after the birth of his daugh
ter and the young wife did not rail-,
from the shock. SO she gave hel
baby girl to the Sheldons.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
Women Appointed Shop inspectors.

Columbus, o., June 1l.--State Shop
Inspector j. II. Morgan Wednesday
announced the appointment of the fol.
lowing fun complement of female shop
inspectors for his department as pro.
vided in the Reynolds law of last win.
ter: Kate McGaffrey. Bellalre; Mrs
Ada Tooth, Cleveland; Mary Mcclure,
Coshocton; Mrs. l.. Bryant. Spring.
field; Clara NJ. Gracey. Cincinnati; !;
Mrs. Elizabeth Schauss, Toledo; Ella
NJ. Haas, Dayton. and Dora Ellis, Way.
nesville.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
Reversed Decision of Lower Court.

Findlay, o., June 1.-THE circuit
court Wednesday reversed the finding
of jury in the probate court which
found the Standard OH Co. guilty of
operating In restraint OF trade, and un-
der which finding Probate Judge
Banker assessed fine of $1,000. The
common pleas court was also reversed
in its opinion that the probate court
had no Jurisdiction in such cases. The
reversal was made because OF the in.
PRODUCTION OF certain evidence.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
viii Elect DELEGATES. s.

Lexington, Ky, June Il.--Several
hundred delegates arrived here We'd.
nesday to attend the state Democratic
convention which will be called to or
Ter Thursday. Twenty-six district
delegates to the national convention
and four from the state at large are TO
be chosen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
ohIoans In AutomobIIe Accident,

Cumberland. Md. June 11.--An au
tomobile containing party of Co
lumbus, Ohio, people upset on hill
near Frostburg Wednesday night
Mrs. Ethel Clahane suffered double
fracture of her leg. Mrs. G. B. Feig
ley, her son and l.. Kelley were
severely injured. The machine skid
ded on a muddy road and overturned
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
$500 Reward for Ar Hunter.

Guthrie, Okla. June 11.-Gov. Has
kell Wednesday offered reward oI
$500 for the capture dead or alive OF
All Hunter. the leader of a band OF
negro desperadoes who have killed
two men, including sheriff, and
wounded another while resisting ar
rest
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
earnum's Legacy is cupld's Aid.

San Francisco, June lip. r. Bar
NUNS wealth, s275.00O of which ha.
Just been received as a legacy by his
granddaughter, Miss Elden Hall
brought quick hymenal action here
for the legatee and VIM. Bryon Nc
Knight Miss Hall and her sweet
heart were clerks in department
store here when the legacy was re
ceived. They married at once.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
Anna May Not Marry in France.

Paris. June lin order TO avoid
the possibility of any unpleasant in
cident 1t has been definitely decided
that the wedding Of Madame Anna
Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan will
not take place in France. The time
and place of the ceremony are rIgidIy
guarded.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
Chair Cars on Mileage Basis.

Chicago. June 1.-The Pullman Pal
ace Car Co. officials have notified the
Michigan railway commission that
within 30 days charges for chair car
rides will be placed on a mileage basis
instead OF a trip rate as at present
according to adviccs received Wednes.
day night
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-11
Five Hundred Homeless.

New Orleans, June 1l.--Over SOC
people are homeless. one death has
been recorded and a property loss OF
over 100000 has been brought about
as a result of two fires which de
stroyes several blocks OF stores and
residences IN different parts OF New
Orleans Wednesday.