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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
FELL FROM AN
INTERURBAN CAR
81. Nc Donald is Painfully
Injured.
Attempt to Alight From Moving
Car Proves Very Dis
astrous.

Mr.. II. Mcdonald, treasurer of
Logan county and proprietor of the
Prospect handle factory was the
victim of very unfortunate acci-
dent occurring on Park Avenue, Pros
pect, about o'clock Thursday after
noon
Mr.. Mcdonald attempted to alight
from a moving interurban car when
he was thrown heavily to the street.
He was carried into the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Behner, where Drs.
A. l.. Cast and r. II. Finefrock at
tended him. The physicians exam
ination disclosed that he had sus-
tanned a broken bone and dislocated
knee of left leg.
The victim is about slxty-flve years
of age and his condition is considered
quite serious. He came to Prospect
yesterday from Belefontaine to at
tend important business when he met
with the unfortunate accident.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
s1oo Reward s1oo

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being constitutional disease.
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucuous surfaces or the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ito and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
ase that 1t fails to cure. Send for
ist OF testimonials.
Address r. J. CHENEY Toledo, o.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
CoIOriaI Country Club Helei
West Baden Springs. Indiana.

Rates 50 60 to $3.50 per day Ameri-
can Plan, Private Baths. Special
Weekly Rates open the year around.
COME and drink the water and
take the baths, it will cure KidLey
Liver and all Stomach ailments.
constipation, nervousness and all
kindred complaints.
The expense is mere trifle COM
pare d with the benefits derived.
For these who cannot spare the
time or money to come to the Springs
write us, stating symptoms and all
ment if possible enclosing $500 and
we will ship gallons Mineral Water
fresh from the Springs with Physi-
clans advice for home Treatment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
Temperance Workers Absn-
don Their Theme for a Time
FLORENCE RICHARDS
Holds a Very Interesting and
Profitable Session.
Program In Which a Number Of
the Members Take Part Proves Of
Great Profit to all.

The Florence Richards w. G.. 7. U.
met in the ,parlors of Wesley M. E.
church yesterday afternoon and con-
Quoted a memorial program in COM
memoration of the birthday annivers-
ary. Francis e. willard, founder
Of the Union.
The program opened with the scrip
ture lesson by Mrs. T. H. Dilworth.
Mrs. C. e. Rowley and Mrs. o. j.
Elliott led in prayer after which a
short business session was conducted.
Mrs. J. o. Hllery was elected to the
position of record keeper.
"A biographical sketch Of Francis
Willard was given by Mrs. G. e.
Rowley. Mrs. T. II. Dilworth gave
an interesting reading from the
Union Temperance Signal. Nuggets
from Miss Willard's Addresses" was
the subject OF an interesting address
by Mrs. Ida Ash. Mrs. j. o. Hill
cry read a paper, "What Francis
Willard Did for Women" which
proved highly interesting. The pro-
gram was concluded with an inter
esting talk on evangelistic work by
Mrs. o. J. Elliott.
Reports from the various officers
OF the Union disclosed that the mem
bers have been effecting a great deal
OF relief work within the past several
weeks Clovhing and food has been
furnished 10 a score of suffering
families and the organ'atizon has de-
te,m'rnd to direct attention more to
relief than temner'nce work during
the remainder OF the winter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
INSTITUTE
In SESSION
Waldo Farmers Gather IN
Bland's Hall.
INTERESTING SUBJECTS
Are Discussed by State
Speakers.
Attendance is Quite Large and
Interest is Intense-Sessions
Closes Saturday,

The Waldo farmers institute op-
ened session in Bland's Hall of that
town at 9:30 O'Clock Friday morn
ing. 1t Will conclude with an inn
portant session Saturday afternoon.
The attendance at the opening ses-
sion was fair. The program opened
promptly at $50 o'clock with an ad-
dress of welcome by Mayor George
COOK. Mr. G. w. Parks, president
of the institute, responded TO the
mayors hearty greeting in "a short
meaning speech. State speaker, G
Z. Housekeeper discussed for a half
hour the advantages of farming.
'Llve Stock Against Grain Farming"
was the subject of talk by speaker
e. X Wagner. He advised the farm
er to feed as much as possible in ord
er TO keep the fertilizer on the farm.
In the afternoon the attendance was
much larger and the session proved
exceedingly interesting. The program
opened with music by the Waldo
quartette. After discussing num-
ber of questions which were gathered
through the question box, the ap-
pointment Of committees and various
other minor points of business were
considered.
Growing and Marketlng of Hogs"
was the subject of an instructive talk
by Mr.. G.. c.. Ilousekeeper The
speaker told of various methods TO
ward off contagious diseases OF swine
and spoke particularly of the best
ways Of fattening hogs.
Mr.. Frank Campbell, prominent
Waldo farmer gave a well prepared
discussion Of the subject, '.Raising
Poultry for Profit"
After pleasing vocal solo by Miss
Minnie Wolfinger, the program closed
with an address, "A STUDY in Sheep
/ EEusbandry' by Mr.. G.. r. Wagner
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
RaiIroao Uotes

The various freight houses and Of
fees of the railroads of the state will
be closed Saturday on account of the
national holiday, Washingtonis birth
day. Very few other offices on the
roads will be closed in observance of
the day.
Floyd Welsh. who works first
trick at the local Pennsylvania tele-
graph office. was off duty today.
Otto Schroll, superintendent of this
division of the Pennsylvania road,
was visitor In Marion today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
FAREWELL PARTY
Friends Invade the Home of Mr.
and Mrs. Reece Price.

About fifty members OF the Odd
Fellows and Rebeccah lodges OF
Prospect called at the home of
Mr.. Reece Price of two miles
south of Prospect Thursday even
ing, perpetrating a very pleasant
surprise Mr.. Price will locate in
Delaware within few weeks and
the occasion was of the nature of
a farewell party. The evening was
passed pleasantly at music and
games.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
BRADY is NABBED
Wanted in Delaware for a lob of
Thieving.

George Brady, charged with
stealing a gold watch, overcoat and
other articles from the home of
Reece Price, of south of Prospect,
last fall, was arrested in Prospect
Friday morning by Marshall Low
or. The affidavit for Brady's arrest
was filed in mayors court at Della
ware and the authorities from that
town will take possession of the
prisoner Saturday morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21

Men students in the psychology
class of Professor William Waugh
of the University of Chicago have
petitioned their professor to forbid
the wearing OF picture hats by girls
in the class room. They say the
forests OF wells and plumes inter-
rupt their gaze upon the professor
and cause them to funk.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
TACKLED A BUzZsAw
Edward Hoover Meets with a Verv
Painful Accident

Edward Hoover of Caledonia, had
the third finger of his right hand
badly lacerated in a saw at the
Caledonia saw mills Thursday af-
ternoon. He was taken to the Office
of Dr.. Kring, who found it neces-
sary to amputate the injured mem
boT
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
police Court

Thomas Davis and Charles Miller,
well known pair in police circles
were arrested last evening on a
charge of intoxication and disorderly
conduct. They were discovered on
North Main street by Officer Bell,
wio Immediately paraded them to the
city bastile.
Shortly after the arrest was made
the police learned that II was the
same pair that was accused of jump
ing "A board bill due Calvin Green
land, of north of the city. Mr..
Greenland was notified and will ap-
pear this Afternoon End file an affi-
davit, making another charge against
the pair.
Fresh supply OF Fish Moss just re-
ceived at +. y. Blake's, 126 West
Center street. 2-21-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
SMALLwOOD-DYE
Nuptials Solemnized at Athens
Some Da gs Ago.

Miss Goldie Smallwood formerly of
this city, and Mr.. James E. Dye
were quietly married at the mayors
office in Athens, Ohio, at 7 o'clock
Monday evening. The bride was
formerly connected with the Marion
Mirror compositing force. The
groom Is employed in an Athens hard
ware store. They will make their
home in that city.
RED FLAG at Mckinley lake,
1-16-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21

Molders' solid, seamless congress
l.fS shoes at Beatty & Longs.
2-20-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
A Fresh Supply of Apple
Butter At

Campbell & Crock
Conner, H. p.
Deringer, Il. j. 3
Dwyer. p.
Davis, j. II.
F,ahey Star Co.
Goetting, r. l..
Grossglaus & Gray
Hanover, j.
Imperial Coffee & Grocery Co.
Klinefelter. II. II.
Krause, II. c..
Leffler, j. r.
Lindsay, o. N.
Lewis, r. T. & Co.
Marion Grocery Co.
Martin, ID.
Mckinley, e. L.
Miller, ].
Moon, J. b.
Bealey. Chas. NJ.
Rudasill, Mrs. M. A.
Stanley, II. j.
Shearer, J. H.
Smith. George
Turner. G. & Co.
Wingo. p.
Zachman G Myers.
II you like apple butter, you viii
like our old fashioned kind, the
'Marlon Brand" II your grocer
hasn't 1t. drop us card, or phone
l. 1867. and we will see that you get
It.
MARION PRESERVING co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
Scoee Votes

Marion lodge, No. 80, b. p. o.
Elks met last might with a fair at
tendance. Aside from transacting
regular business, arrangements were
completed for an indoors picnic to
be held in Huber hall, Thursday
evening. March II. The picnic will
be followed by a dance. Extensive
arrangements have been made for
the occasion and the event prom
ises to be one Of great social con-
sequence.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21
Try ADMIRAL COFEER
BAY VIEW READING CIRCLE
Is Nicely Entertained by the Misses
Maud and Eleanor BOYD.

The Misses Maud and Eleanor
the Bay View Reading Circle, at
their home on Delaware Avenue.
Thursday evening The affair was
in honor of Washington's birthday
and everything was in keeping with
that event The house was beaut-
fully decorated with the American
colors. Elegant refreshments were
served, the ice cream being served
in moulds representing George and
Martha Washington. The affair
throughout proved to he very novel
and interesting
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21

Manabran Biscuit. r, T. Lewis &
Co. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21

Biggest kind of a ''cut' on Beatty
& Longs felt boots--all new.
2-20-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21


Pathfinders 42l enjoyed very
interesting meeting in the lodge
halls Thursday evening. Two candi-
dates were ballotted upon and three
Initiated. The only guest of the
lodge was Mr.. S. Creasap of st.
Louis.
The members OF the Fraternal
Censor viii meet in regular session
tonight in their hall on West
Center street. A class OF candid
atcs will be initiated.
Wayside lodge, |. o. o f., met
last night and initiated two candi-
dates into the mysteries of the sec
ond degree. The third degree Will
be conferred at tho next meeting.
The Modern Woodmen enioyed
an interesting session in the lodge
halls Thursday evening. Routine
business was considered.
The Druids considered only rou-
tlpe business at well attended
meeting Thursday evening.
Marion Commander No. SO, Knights
Templar attended 70 routine busi-
ness at regular meeting last night.
Manabran Biscuit. r. T. Lewis &
No -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21

Uniform Rank, Knights of Py-
thias met last night with a large
attendance. After transacting regu-
lar business, initiatory work was
taken up and the degree was con-
ferred upon a class of four candi-
dates. Arrangements were also
made at this meeting for an in
spection of the ranks next Thurs
day evening. Colonel Wentz or
Shelby will act as inspecting officer,
The Companions of Foresters
held meeting Thursday evening
and laid plans for securing new
members for the lodge. The guard
of honor spent the evening in drill
work in preparation for the ac-
ceptance of an invitation from
Court Mohawk at Gallon to initiate
IA class OF candidates, in the near
future.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21

Marion Commander No. SO. Knights
Templar, attended 20 routine busi-
ness at regular meeting last night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-21

The Druids considered only rou-
tlpe business at well attended
meeting Thursday evening.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-27

3eit aboeliefert.

28ir np0en uuieren aelern EN-
Sriiffidl uerfihern baB Suldee'S
c8ermau Sprup heutSutaae portio
sos e,uslqe Brdnurat I'M utdrtte ~
me(ches 5hwinoiuht ltnoert uno
6etit. 80 ertbatt Die Gtaenmlttel'
ala reiuer Iheer. Gussue pm Btdnz
.enbnrs u, o.. melhe alS Setln'ttet
jiir 0uIten uno S~Hminoiudt uDn oer
meoesir;s9en @onsreHen 10 bob ae'
Ifdht 40. Der 5hUtnofdsti9e'
einerlei ID bic Sroutbeit i'm Saile
uber gunse, muB oes Nadts aupe
habe unb bes Mpraens irei leir opn
lnsGIe uou trpdenen uno folternoen
Sufeu. Sie ertrantten Shetle oer'
fanaen uad Ruhe, h%eilenoer nno
(inbenoer 8ehanbtune, uno Der Sa'
tient beoari Der friifen Suit, outer
Rahruna freien Auswuris oes @tpr'
oens. nit idneIer uno o~auernoer
Qnoerupe. Rleine 5lditter 81
as Gents pepbnnlihe @rbBe nabeau
2 Mat 10 pie, eutbaltenb 70 Gents.
IN aueu gpptheten su haben
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e.rindsedsn in ab.iHni.n.

Don Der bpben QuffaHung Der Gbe,
Der bic llntertbonen bes Regns Mene.
III buIbieen unb ibren mertniirbiesn
gpniequenaen erSdblt Der 6ranSofe sc
Rour Elm. tIsins Reiieertnn,runs. Dk
Q.tbiopier, BEL benen fdon I'M 4.
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gang fdnb, bliden nit @ero1tung auf
cine gbeinititutipn, in Der cine @1et'
bung unb cine MISUNDERSTANDING
mOglid if. rWit gur.r Wpnosas
mie1. 70 ertlirt. Der 8ei6tiser bes
Rds Mastonnen zines Sasss BEN
frana0ffdsn Safe. lift .s Sud euros
pdifden gbriTten ni6t srnF. 9enfen
81, bod nur: Menn elmer Der @atten
ffirbt tura bdna9 ptrb er erfeBt!
Der @ittper nimmt ii6 cine netie
Srdu, bic @ittpe einen neuen @atten.
9ds lit elm. emp6renbe llnorbnung.
Infer. gbe in lins 4stbippiern unlSss
lid. Sas 9aar sebt our Stride, Der
Brieftsr tritt ibm entsesen. bridt cine
Spfie in Stpei SbeiEe unb ret6t ie
etne SGlfte ben beiben 9rautleuten.
&amit finb lie 9dtten ~eeporben, fe
fnb bur6 bic &ommunipn seeinist.
au9 Der Sob fdeibet fe nidt. 9t.
@ittfpe nimmt teinen neiien Monn,
Der @ittper bdrf feline neue @ef6brs
tin mebr pdblen." Siei. bpb., ernfte
4uffaHung ma6te auf Sc Rour einen
sroBen Ginbrud, feline REMEMBERING
fir bic Gtbiopifde gbemoral fannt.
feline 9rens,n. r4btr balb muBts td
.inieben," 10 ersGblt Der R.iienbe,
.baB mein 2efpett etfpas D~preilis
mar. Sie Sa6e bate ibrsn Saten.
9is Seiratb bur6 bic &ommunion III
etfpas 10 Gr6dbtnes, 10 8Oftlidts, 10
Seilises, bab bic 4beffinier Dor
fauter g6rFur9t - meift t6 ibrer
fir unpiirbtg bdlten unb bemiitbig
8ersi6t leiifsn. Sn Wirtlidteit leben
lie In FREEZER gbe. Der Setratbsluftige
Iudt ben Batter Der G%rpdblten uuf.
man, ruff apei Rotare herbei, bts
@elbfraae ipirb eeregslt, Elm 8eldge
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fdDnifer Srbnung. Stride nnb
@iaatsamt ipsrbsn nidt belGittgt.
grf renn bag bitter nabt. bann ben'
len lie barun. bic r!Seirat6 burd Die
apmmunipn@ gu touger, Die zine
@ieoerbsrmG1lune fir spig aus
f6lieBt. Snanifden hut man ausrei<
denb 3eit oetabt. fi6 buriiber tldr gu
tptrben, Oh mai ,u .inunber puBt.
@elbF Menelit III etpu 20 Sabre
lana nit Tid gu Ratbe sesanaen, Oh
Ct Saitu b.finitio su feiuer 8emdbs
lin madden fp1e. limb CT purtete. bis
er F& aft aeria fiiblte, nm alien Tret'
t.itsaeliAfen teinsn Reia mehr ab3ns
a~eptnneu. ebe .r nit Der 2difertn
nun fpirtli4 in Der Fsierliden Goru'
Bic ghe einging.
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e,nt,a.r etub.nt,n.nlf.

Mus Der llniperfitGtsfabt Stna
tptrb Der foloenbe Drietnele Stuber'
ten.lllf aemelbet: @dr bd n.nlih TN
benadbarten ,8isrborftA 3iea.nhatn
cine 3panssperfteiseruns bon 9runo
unb 8pben angeiebt. Inter ben Sr'
iereFenten befunb fd aud Elm @tu'
bent, Der i'm Outrage zines Stdrtrt'
Hides Elm rStiid 2dnb" ertperben
IoIte. aber bic @iefen unb aedtr
fpar.n bod gar gu tbeusr, bu tann
SALT etn arn.r .Stubtter1 ni4t mtt'
tbun. gnbli6 fditn bas Ri6tiss se'
iommen su Iein: Elm Areal. uns.fdhr
1000 anabratmeter sroB, tuurbe fir
ben bilIiaen preis bon suns.n IA
Wart .rFanben. 3Dar liest Sas
2anb bod oben am Spiel beg 3err'
bera.s, ba, no ii1 GuGs unb Sait
aut, Na&t faaen. Mu4 1T es NIT BEN,
Grtraa b.s 2anbes niht melt Der:
ouber @ras unb 8renmTeln rpddft
bort oben ni6ts. Dases.n lam man
rett piele Ssine antr.ffen, 70 bdB
Der geTb.r In @abrb.it elm rFetns
retder" Mann getporbsn tf.
Dieter Sage btDest. f4 mn, ein
tierIt&er 3us gum Berg btnauf.
Sben dnsefomm.n, f9ritt bic S&adr
Der @tub.nten unt.r Siihruns zines
aanbmeTers has @r.al ab, Damn
tpurbe bic Taufe bes 2dnbes norses
nomusn, nobel perfditbens 9Th.
unt Standardization ibr 2ebsn lof.
fen mubt,n. .RiiIpfalm4 mar Der
Wame. sic aetpGbrt einen berrliaer
Musblid auf bas ItebIid. @aaletbdl
unb ,Saalatben" unS IplI I'm Com,
ner ber Gammelplab Der 9tamm'
tifdbriibsr tperben; aid nil mon
Der sReuseit entfprsdenbe@ 8orri6'
tunoen anbringen laEsn. Sin ebsmd,
lioer gferbebahnipdssn ptrb dls
I aglubbaus" bisner; Elm aufsug fol
ni6t .ttpa 9trionsn hindufbef0rbern
4 fonberr Gbribtanntn BON bts ebler
Il RcHts, bes q~iftenhdiner gteres. Sii
ben gtfiber duBeri trDtli6 in ss
baB ct nab einem lGngsren Dor.
trcae beg aonbmsHsrs jebt nid1t mebt
I'm llntlarsn barber 1T, Oh iein Sc
bet" All GadItnsM eimdr ODER Sod
fen. Msininesn geb0rt IpIfe geo
grarbif6s ltnpiftnbtit 1T 1llerbinsi
In SEiirlneeH entfdulb6dr.
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SeBte 6offnuue perihwunoer.

Gebte bofnune perihwunoen.
Via herporraaenoe GerSte iaeten
bas 8. W. Smithhnrt. BON 8etin.
Sa,, unheilbore Shminbiuht babe,
nor beiirn lebte SOffnuna oahin.
nber Or. Rings Stem 9iaeoperp fir
1fminbiud,t, Suiien unb @rtaltun.
aen retteten linn pom @rabe. Or
iaet: ,9ieie Mebistn bat midi ariinb.
iif furirt unb meiu 2eben aerettet.
Seitbem babe id lie 10 Sabre lang
aebraudt, unb erafte oieielbe alS
cine unnoerbnreS Sal8s uno 2uneens
Seilmittel.4 Strene miHenihaft.
Tides Seifmittel fir Suiten. iueben
Sal8 Dber @rt1ftuneen, unb abere8
8orbeuaunaamittel aeaenS Pneumonia
@arantirte TInidlen sn so Gents unb
S1.00 in Palfrr Rroa. Gputhete
Brnbe Sloid,e fret.
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Sdrcdlid,e Stmersen sgsIinSeft.
9urd idredlite shmersen pe.
petniet mioIge Der @eite u~nperbau.
ten Speifen, nabm IS. O.. @rapion,
uon 2nlu, Wth., Or, atna's gfept
Gife 8iGs, init benz &eialtate, ME
e, itreibt. rbas i'd iurirt wurbe.~
aae Naaen uno SeodrmeunorouunA
9en ueroen aehpbeH burh ibrem lin.
oernoen Siublooro teionoere @ioen4
id,oifen. % Gents IN Batfer Bros.
NpUtbeie
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fdlassn iporSsn unb hi. SoIsbdnbI.r
miiFen buber ibrsn 8sbart l6on BON
siemli9 melt Der boltn. Sn anbes
trudt Der beItGnoisen Gbnabme i'm
Splspprratb mare ossbaIb cine aasees
bebnte ReuunpfIan5uns i'm SniereHe
Der senanntsn Snbuftrien isbr Minis
f9ensnertb.
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Stttstsss. asas. ben Is. UldsA issA.
50 eranAs lett einiesr Belt SArs
Black DTaught pisb .pro 0sInaei.Ustb b..
ain BET mstnem Btehhorp SD haht aue
Gsstsn 1tsbtnktsy esbrauht. unb psiuns
uen Atst9 ID. 3. 6. 6atiou
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NbgeIebnter 8pr3ug.
Gaiesnt (nonpsm i6m pisDer Elm
0ump aelungsn): On biI pOh min
sinsigiter Ontel! ORiel; aeiDtrl
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ROBERT WALKER
RtnBaawa.! :. tti'rtliGrr asaa
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= a.E uni 9.rsauit =nh '.r'G Sd''i"hfct -
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&psba9. SIM gerguerf am
&auniisabbana ftir5te Der Bergman
Beioiuger BON Soppern III einen 80
Reter tiefen Shadt mo bIieb bort
foot Iiegeu. gr binterl1Bt cine Bitt-
hoe nit bier tletIen 9in0ern.
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CEiminal Court. No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

10. 1891. Wetter Receiver vs. Rich
ardsOn. order referring cause 10 order
PLAINTIFFS attorneys. J. II. Hayden. de-
PENDANT attorney, A. ID. Hooking. IN.
40. 50059. Priess VS.. Washington Rail
way and Electric Company. bill OF par
ticulqrs ordered within twenty days
Piainums attorneys, Leon TObrineF, e.
W. Graham. and A. L. Newmeyer: de-
PENDANTS attorney. ]. J. Darlington
No. 51lll. Maryland Trust Company
OF Maryland. vs.. Howard, demurrer TO
amended declaration oveTruled. Plain
tins attorney, w. 4. Clapnaue. defend
ants attorney, b. n. Warner, jr.
No. 1915, Magruder VS.. Luttrell; trial
resumed, same jury, Juror Withdrawn
leave % amend forthwith and FIVE DAYS
TO plead. PLAINTIFFS attorneys, Ralston
& SiddOus. W. + Richardson: defend
ants attorneys. @. & II. Hamilton.
No. 512lG Valentine VS. Davis: order
Of publication granted. Plaintiff at
torncys. Mcneil a. MCNEIL.
No. 1913. Dyson VS.. Walker Furniture
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LEADS
IN PRELININARIES

The preliminary bouts held last even
ing at the Y. NJ c. A gymnasium for
the tournament Thursday evening
showed some classy exhibitions In which
the Gallaudet representatives easily
lead.
The Kendall Green men won three
bouts. and promise TO be Y. NJ. {. AS
mvst formidable opponents for team
honOrs I'm the finals.
The summaries.
10 TO 12S pounds Mayhem, Y. NJ. c. A..
and Foley. Memorial A. c., two drawn
bouts. Mayhem won third bout in 2:OO
rs to 13S pOunds-Brennan. Gurley T..
C., threw Norman, Gurley A. c.. in
2:43.
l36 to rs pOunds-LOckhead, D. c. y.
G., and Friel. Gallaudet College, one
drawn bout. Lockhead won second
bout in 4:lC
Kaye. Y. NJ. c. A. threw Gannett, Y.
NJ c. A, in $50.
Gardiner. Gallaudet College, threw
KAYE, Y. II. Q. A. in $40.
14S to l5S pounds-isaacson. GaIlaudet.
threw Kaye. Y. N c. A. in 200
Heavyweight class-Sharp. Gallaudet.
threw Voss. y. N. c. a. In 1:Us.