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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-03

Gaillermito pendiente
Voluntad id
Dos Hermanos Fajardo
Carmen id
Encarnacion i'd
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS
Vapor espaf1ol Pho TX, Hacia ell
8 del crrte recalara procedente dc
Canarias.
Consignatarios Sobrinos de Il
|quierdo & Co.
Vapor esp. Juan Forgas Sali6
Ell 81 del pasado de Barcelona en- su
ruta por Canarias hasta este puerto.
Consjgnatarios. Sobrinos de Ia
|quierdo & Co.
Gta. amer. Phineas w. Spragne.
Debe haber salido de New York di-
recta para esta el so del pasado.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ez-
|quiaga.
Vapor ingles Hindustan. SaldrS
de Montevideo y Buenos Aires en- la
presente quincena hacienda esta es-
Gala 81 obtiene carga sufciente.
Consignatarios, Villar & Co.
Vapor amer. Coamo. Del puerto
de New York para el nuestro zarpar&
Ell 4 del que cursa.
Consignatarios. The New York &
Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Vapor amer. San Juan. Saldra pa
ra New York Ell del que cursa.
Consignatarios. The New York &
Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Vapor espaflol Conde Wifredo Ell
Is del presente saldra de Barcelona
para esta, hacienda las escaas inter-
medias.
Consignatarios Sobrinos de IL
quierdo & Ca.
Vapor cubano Julia. Ell II del que
cursa estara aquf procedente de Ha-
bana y escalas.
Consignstarios Villar & ca.
Vapor alenan President, Saldra
para Santo Domingo maflana.
Consignatarios Mullenhoff & Kor-
Der.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-03

Vapor esp. Juan Forgas. Sali6
Ell 81 del pasado de Barcelona en- su
ruta por Canarias hasta este puerto.
Consjgnatarios. Sobrinos de Iz-
quierdo & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-03

Gta. amer. Phineas w. Spragne.
Debe haber salido de New York di-
recta para esta el so del pasado.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-03
BUOUES ANUNCIADOS

Vapor espafiol Pho TX, Hacia Ell
s del crrte. recalara procedente dc
Canarias.
Consignatarios Sobrinos de Il
quierdo & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
saw Kings Buns No 2 sk.


Orleans. France. Marrh II
rOux. chief Of the Barcelona -1 .'
ans, declared that King A'.... ID
not run tae slightest r''h 10 ..'
Barcelona. NJ. LerouH Is ''' '.
lard who was condemned 70 ~" .'''-
imprisonment Cor publishing
A favor OF Jose Nakens. o." "' q. We
N Motin. who hid Moraie> TO- OIL,
OAIst VINO threw a bomb az H..s -.
6oasO IN Madrid on bis Wedding d D
1906. He said;
the king is as safe 30 III"
q behind the walls Of =. N.
aGAAriA Pie popular ha,.'' '
Premier Maura, who .s '-'..N
out the democratic BE- '-.'.
ting 10 republicans o.. 30.
ilsta and Separa'i-'' -..
uaAA really respons...'
Ism ct Barcelona
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
A UNIVERSITY FUNCTION.
Faculty and Students VIII Hold Open
House on March 20

The faculty aud students Of the Uni
versity Of the State OF Florida will
hold open house" on the evening OF
March 20, nom 7;S0 to lO:S0 o'clock,
and will be glad to have the people
OF Gainesville come out and visit
them. Conveyances will be provided
to take all to the University, These
will start from tho square,
Al the University all tho halls, leo
ture rooms and dormltories will be-
open 10 inspection, Every professor
will be In his lectureroom ready to
explain the workings OF HIS depart
ment, and to exhibit his apparatus
The professors of the Experiment
station will also BE- on hand to toll
ot their work ConvoyancVs will h.
ready 20 take visitors To tho green
house. This will be brilliantly illumi'
mated for the occasion, and will doubt
less be very pretty. especially II the
orchids are still In bloom.
The swinming.pool. which has re-.
Gently been put IN good shape for tho
warm months, will also be Illuminated,
In tho workshops samples OF tho
work Of tho students viii DO on cXhl.
bltion and souvenirs made by tho
students viii be given To- the ladies',
The grounds will be brightly illumL
mated. Ia the chapel the University
brns' band. the CLEO club and the or.
ohcstra wal probably make their hrEt
appearance
Light refreshments viii loo served.
Tho dArmitorics will be- open with
cadet officers ON each fioor to serve
as guards. The students will be la their
rooms and will he delighted to have
their friends call.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
Some Reasons Why Such a Law 10
Badly Needed.

Editor Sun: have noticed In
your valuable paper the return from
Washington OF our able Superinend
ent OF instruction, DR.. j. l.. Kelley.
! also note the deep interest in pub.
tic education he reports rs manifested
IN that convention Now these con.
N'niions are all right and are To be
encouraged, but II held every month
in the year they would not reach the
greatest evil and impeachment to the
success OF our schools with which We
teachers OF county schools daily meet.
II may be difficult to make some OF
your readers really appreciate the
utter Indifference which many, many,
too many patrons manifest and prac.
t,rr towards patroulzing our schools.
The people are taxed and our county
school boards and superintendent cN.
'rt ihrm.'No, To furnish able, active
i1chpr~ good school houses, well
supplied with proper furniture. aud
}rt the child Ion too many instances
exercises his oNu sweet will as to
going % school Frequently children
Twin, bot trlh,r than It quarter or
hal, a mile from the ,Dhulroom will
attend mot NOR" 'han two or three
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
king IN BARCELONA
Spanish RuIer Given Warm Wei.
come By the Citizens.
NO UNDUE DEMONSTRATIONS

firing Of saIutes by tho Austrian and
spGHISh Warships in Harbor Marked
HE AaaIsSty's Arrlval-earceIona Is
! 0alIy Decorated.
Barcelona, Spain, March liking
Alph0aso, who left Madrid Monday
uAsEt, arrived in this city Tuesday
incoming. He has taken Up his resi-.
0sace at the home of General IAnareS.
captain general of Catalonia. whore
o. villa stay during his visit here.
Eae was given warm welcome by
me people OF the city. No disturb.
ances OF any kind marked the arr,,.,
OF his majesty.
King Warmly Greeted.
Tho royal train drew into TIE STA
tim at . O'Clock and It's arHva, was
alnounced by the firing of salute, from
TIE Austrian and Spanish varSh.ps ~
tAe harbor. The big ,quart oo',.'o
tAs railroad station was lined w...
troops and the civil guard, w,o laI
dlRiculty in keeping back the aHr-ug
crowds. As the king emerged from
ne station, accompanied by u.nrH
EAnAres and the member, Of h.. ,e.
usnal suite IN brilliant uniforms D..
was warmly greeted SmNM- Us ac
acknowledgements 10 the p.AuU.'s o' t5"
R0Ople, the king entered the roy.
carriage In waiting and, escort. .'
q squadron of cavalry. he was driven
rapidly To the church g., 'aN'.".. .
where q to deum Vas celebrated. 81.
ter the service the King repaired "
the residence of the cap'2M s'a. d,
which Rdjoins The church
Beauties Of SCAN in Evidence.
Barcelona Wa sally Co.. d"
honor of the royal ). ..oi.
The tiers OF balconies q rs ITO
route traversod by his maJc.t "'."
hung with bunting and dags AMI Ho'a
thronged with women wearing '.a
black mantlllas for which III" a"'H'.'
Of Spain are famous There '''
aOwers in p.ofusion and the s1.'" W..
festive aud beautiful IT," hing ..'
ed right and left in rcsr'--' 20 ."'
greetings OF his people, and ~."' u
his black-eyed Spanish ""."- "'..
with difficulty restrained '." DIS
SAeyiag the strict inJunc.i".s o' 40
police against showerrg %" .''.'
monarch with flowers'
An imposing array Of c0'.. s.'r'.
and police lined tho streets VI .'1.
which his majesty was coa5H'.''.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
NIGHT RIDER RAID.
Masked Men TerrOrize q Town
10 Kentucky.
SIX NEGROES WERE SHOT
Riders Said To Have Taken POssos.
sion Of the Town and a Regular Fusl-
iAds Of Shots Wss Firsd--WSrnod
Many Nsaross to Leave the Place.

Paducah, KY, March ll--Ono hun
dred masked night riders rode into the
town OF birmingham, Marshall county,
late Monday night. shot six negroes.
one OF them. Il II believed fatally,
and whipped Ave others.
Tho riders took possession OF the
town and shot intO every negro cabin
In tho place.
In one OF these cabins John scruggs,
His wife and tdreO children and q
grand daughter were struck by bpl
lots.
Scruggs Il probably fatany shot.
The night riders then took ave other
negroes TO tho banks Of the TeuHes-
see river whore thOy whipped them,
After warning about twenty i've
other negroes to leave tho place. tho
masked men rode away.
Tho raid followed warning OF two
weeks ago to all negroes to leave Biz
minghAm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
NEWBERRV lrEMS.

Nowberry. March 10 Miss Neal
Johnson entertained few Of her
friends Monday evening ut tho homo
ot her sister, Mrs ID, a. Roland,
Those present were MInsea Ada
Pierce. Lula Vauuo, Anita GroH and
Neal Johnson; Monsrs Ruby HsndSr.
son, John Miller G, A. Neal aud w,
q, Chapman. They all reported :
strand time
Little Mlaa Margaret Mcleod sn'
teTtained her numerouaN little friends
at a birthday party last Tuesday az.
teFnaon, The little folks present we're
ThSlma Kidding. Beasie Roland. Ca.
milIa Kidding. Ivy Hvandal Mary
KlncAld and Louis kiLgald; peyt0n
Fortaon, Jr, Thomas Roland, Rouse
May George Kidding, Nelson White.
Carl May Frank White and Thomas
kincald Il ID uaslsss IA add the llt
Ito folks speut q very pleasant after.
noou. aud Wished little Miss Margaret
many happy returns of tho day.
Horn. 10 Ar aud Mira Lutte Howell.
March TN. q fine boy.
John Miller spent sunday At Jones.
Vile. guest u relatives.
Mr. and Ars. " r. Henderson arc
home. after q fsW n days visit 10 rel.
AtiVaA az hicaR0py.
Mrs. Hen wetbsrinKtsa aud little
son. Graham. are spending ths week
IN Uannsiloa
n. y, Wbeelsr Of pannellon vas .
visitor hsFs aanday. returning Mon.
dAy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

ua.as. Tea. M&rrA II --cAasiss
I.~.nss ya- Na-1. sss gn~s faE'pls
,nrssy. dtst Es -sSg @1r1f&s BsR
-asy ySars sv a pssa S,saeT sa4
10 ~, tn.r 80 884,s4 EaaT fsap4s
-.rs,4 ti,s as hsias gas ~ oes.
~asy. vhsrs De- fu.tn g.. ~ W@sN
ssff ies IisgSstrss 49, oFl t@sefal -
-.asss 81 ,te sAtsss ~ Bts st3'
80 "a ts7aral tss.oqs Faesa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
1Hsi o, AlisVss psssvltss.

TAliaasassc. FiA. AArcA II --TIbs
case ~ Goofge q. sesdAmofs aafsa1t
leg cashier a he Ps0pls's baak Aa9
Trust oofnrNuy. - Pens4noaa. Yla,,
vii BE- heard In Tho sa1Fesns court -
YTgsiAa. MasrA - seuaamOss Sss -
,,siEsi insaas BY a crsmaaItisp sgpoias
ss - test his Ssiai eosiiitoa. aea
~aa osdsfr.l .sai 10 he TioFtds L.
ssro atJiaR scuasa0Tsa siioFpsTs
sas. aus a vY,' e sabsas coFpas aa1
wl tsst 40 - ga iSAsEs AZ a.
80 sssrnz Be- 80 sggfctas soat 90
Wstao Ia HrG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
WILL MAKE OFFICIAL Wait.
District Deputy oFaHa EEsltsa Rslss
~ alks viii be Here Friday.

o1ssStst Deputy orsaa Esslssa RsIss
~ 9iks viii ~ Here Friday.
Gainesville Lodge No. SaD. llsRsVO
Isnt and Protective Order ~ Ma. viii
~ h0a0Fed with the pFenebfa Of pa.
'riet Dvbalg Grand EiSitssi ftalsF nas
l. heaE u Pspsaeols, Who mf1Fna
Secretary n fel ~ fas b,aai lodge
that hs VII pay Ualaesyiiis f.ndss
sn oaAeiaI Visis FRIDAY stasias
fAa FoEillAF ueekig msssiaEs 81
Gainesville Lodge ere SID on ThaFu
aags. iast NJ Nsm csak as,t eaavsa
iss,iY asssass his seksanie ~ b. hers
t8alEht The seGnizs e.sssias wlii b.
hsia hs'ssvsF >tat aasshsr session
sla b. hfta FriaaT RlEht - greet tsis
atstisEasshea ss1esT. sha A. n0s anlr
50 st:s=s:sssss "a sss ~ "fHTissi
szstsi pss = wkaistoaisa fslt0~ -
wsn ~ a<sat go Hlka psets " No.
heastaTY fNii Essassfs . faii 90
issfaAs~ ~ ths msstisE On FgfaaS
ssssiss vass stIi ~ hei4 - q
. stqea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
JUSTICE coLMAN1 COURT!
Five Young Negro eoys ArrAlensd
Upon Charge Of Malicious Mischief


Upon Charge Of Malicious Mischief
Tho old wheels OF justice we're
abogt Ia become rusty In Jutisco Col
mans court, II has been M long ainre
they have been set Ia motion, but
there van n change Tuesday, when
Ave negro boys werc brought betore
the Justlee upon charge ol mali
olous mischief preferred by lot Si'
mons.
The names ~ the boys Were YcTb0u
Hail. Fred DeliOse, James l.eHoy. Tom
InEram and Tbeo Joiner They we're
charged By the prosecuting Witness
with robbiuE his nests Of sHKa. there
b. proVeallng his hens from setting,
After investigating the case. Justice
cOiman felt that only tNO Of the boys
we're actually guilty. These veto
verbon Hall and Pred DtN0pe. whO
we're apparently leaders The Justice
stated Iha, hs did not believe the
boys had any intention other than ma
ilcsoas mlnthief. aud after lecture
released them on payment Of the costs
IN the ease.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
FOUND DYING IN ROAD.
Believed Bennett Wss Attacked BY ths
Night Ridera.

Nashville. Tenn. March IL IA dis
patch to the Dauner from clarhsvIl'"
Tenn. says:
Near wooIford, about Is miles from
this city. TUESDAY morning. brown
bennett. = young man. ire nm or an
associate tobacco prizcr. vas found In
the public road IN a dying condition 4.
with = bullet hole through fis head
Near Bennett we're two dead horses
aud three empty shotguns.
II IL believed the youRs man had
been attacked by blsht rlters.
There ~ Ereat mYatery surrounding
tho AFFAIR. and an Invehtigauon 's b"
ing made,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
MUTINOUS CONVICTS
Seven Hundred Made Desperate
Rush For Liberty.
HAD FIGHT WITH the GUARD

Ill.,, Proot Of We'll Planned P'oe 70
ovsrun ouardS WSs Discovered.
~ Many injured In FIVhO.
chicago, March IA dispatCA 20
the Tribune from Pontiac, H.. says;
A desperate rush Of 700 mutinouS
cOnViels for the wall which stands be-
tween them and liberty, took place ~
che state rstormatory Monday,
Tho gUaFdS put up = stubborn hght
and tho rinEleaders.. all Chicago Gram
inAla. worO her4cd into tho top sal
lery There. oh . narrow platform
forty toet nom the main door, thOy
fought until finally quOlled,
Half a dosen guards aud ~ many
prisoners w0rO injured IN The night.
Proof OF wellplaRncsi plot 70 over
run tho guards and gain their lhoRty
vas discovered by the instltution's
officials.
An effort will he mado Ia seok out
mo olhVr rlnEleadcrs, aud prevsut
any further plans from matsriallEin9.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
MONT RIDER RAID.
Visit BrookVllI ky.--osstroy 10 900
pounaa OF Tobacco.

Brook,iEe. Ky. March II. Pity
~ more night riders came into tOvn
early Tuesday n buEE'as and on
horseback aBd before thoy ieft 1900
pounds 81 tobacco belonging 70 Robert
Stanton. one of the WeAlthleWs plant
ere 10 this section. hAd been burned
The men vers heavily armed with
guns and revolvers. A number Of the
mon went TO the iOcai exchange % the
Bracksn county ,eiepAopa ooHpaRy
and kept guard over me operator.
Miss Holton. so that no WoTd ooald
b sen, for Assis'anee.
TIE msn Sors ~ mASts. bat are
at kHouu here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

New York. March y
Of me PERFORM I'd.
RSveage- At the C"."H
Monday night, ne 20 ....
". jacobs. the MAJ. .....
ter; John r Pear ..
6Elttenchal Bros Aa
AZ: Harold Nos6r-
Louis c. Miller mon ..
paAy. TheT vtrh .r,
tncing an imH'1
t5anaed on tie III.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

o.,ssy Naes aAssa - ne sra
- rysafs 30 ,AssR $50 a8ss teet
- 80. aafea ;. wSti tftEFa - Nss4
w-,os.sst ~ ipFee - 90 $500
sast sqsa s~ cssa 90
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

South gIssids cahaldats feg asysTMsg
10 vlsItias osiassVllIs,
AInhnE shs prtaainsat visitors -
GaihSsVllis v Hoa AibsFt W. 0llehslsa
u PuHta OaFda. one eg the most wide.
" ksowR eitizsns ~ the state. aaa q
candidate fW 1qyeFha
tIsnSsai diIetFtss - saayassiaa tha
state IN ths iatsSeat o. Ma eaaaidaeys
sad states that ~ II nesting sin q
great DEAL ~ sscU4fsssmsHt fsom -
Fis'1s ssetlsas ~ Eks state 10 Wtil
spped The aNy here minGiiBG with oI4
ffiafsaf Ant mtkif g eNe 0ass.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

Frlakas u Ham Davis sympafhise
vtth bin Ia lss hsa n MIA ana h0sse
"a tfgsaaT aiaAL shieh died safheF
saaasniy.
NJ paY@ baid tsea fog IhIa Ella
wkeu essF slS n'oagA1 go aaa o.
hasss. vhseh ans eve years ela =
tte line q ~ eentb was sla ssn'lst
a. y syWt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-01

Do YOUR COLLARS melt easily? If you have trouble
with your collar in any way bring them here We smooth
the rough edges and give them smooth finish impervious
to heat and prespration. ANTHONY'S LAUNDRY
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-01
RIGar CALLS ANSWERED
Fire Departments had Rather
Busy Month.

The fire departments answered
eight calls during the month of
May. The total damage amounted to
$3.50. There were 1850 feet OF hose,
Ifcrty-three gallons of chemicals and
I1O2 feet of ladder used at the the
|, fires.
The first call was on Nay at
the home of John Smith on South
Prospect street. The second call.
May 3 at the lodge hall OF Marion
lodge, No. 402 X. of p. May IL,
Home OF William Norris on David
Istreet. May IS, Erie railroad prop
erty on Kenton avenue. May 30,
Mrs. Charles Ritzler's residence on
Silver street; May 90, Israel Baus-
man residence on South Prospect
street; May 30, George MCGUIRE,
empty house on Kenton Avenue;
May 81, Mrs. Maggie Delauder on
East Center street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-01
LETTER GIVES The CLEW
Which Led to the Arrest OF
William Ortman.
Officer Wilhelm is Sent to the Capt.
tai City for the Alleged Thief
Will be Arraigned This Afternoon

William Ortman, one Of the pair of
chicken thieves who was caught in
the act at the Kennedy farm north
of the city several weeks ago, was
larrested at Columbus Saturday. His
partner, Frank Ortman, is now lam
gushing behind prison bars. being
unable 30 pay a fine of $3.50 which
was assessed in mayors court. The
thief arrested Sunday is said to be
a notorious character and it was
with great difficulty that the police
succeeded in landing him.
When Frank Ortman was arrested
a week ago he refused to impart any
information regarding his associates
and cousin. 1t happened, however,
that the captive owned a fine stallion
which was located at Paulding, Ohio.
After he had been behind prison bars
for a few days he began to fear that
his cousin would go 10 Paulding and
steal the horse. His wife, located
near Columbus, had the same fears,
and she wrote him letter to that
fltNLs llt lONil pOllOb ODldluth lut
clue and an officer was sent TO Co
lumbus TO interview the woman. She
gave the whole thing away by di-
vulging that William Ortman was in
Paulding and that she had received
several letters from him.
The Sheriff OF Paulding county was
notified to place him under arrest,
but failed in his attempt. The Co
lumbus police we're put on their
guard and Saturday evening shortly
after dark he was placed under ar
rest. He gave his name as Frank
Clark, but was later identified as
IWilliam Ortman and the man who
was wanted here.
The local police were notified OF
the capture and officer Wilhelm was
dispatched TO Columbus this morn
ing TO return with the prisoner. He
will be arraigned IN mayors court
this afternoon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-01
FLOWER MISSION DAY
Will be Observed by Francis Willard
VIC. T. u. at Old Folks Home

The Frances Willard w. G. T. U.
will hold Flower Mission program
at the Waddell Ladies home, Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock, rendering
the following program:
Hymn, Jesus Lover Of My Soul"
Scripture Selection-Mrs. Eva
Fletcher.
Prayer-Mrs. Mary Jennings.
Reading, Lives Laid Down"--Mrs.
Fisher.
Hymn, "There Are Lonely Hearts
to Cherish"
Original Poem-L. Austin.
Solo--Mrs. John Balm.
Reading. Frances Bennett Calla-
way-Mrs. Messenger.
Hymn, "Blest Be the Tie That
Binds.
Distribution of Flowers. Each
member is requested TO bring a bou.
iquet. All ladies invited.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-01
Court happenings

Alleging gross neglect of duty
and wilful absence for more than
three years, together with other
more serious charges. Carrie Himmi-
ger today filed a. petition for d.
vorce from her husband Harry E.
,Himmiger, in the court of common
pleas, The couple were married In
this city December 4, 1902. The
plaintiff charges that the defendant
has been guilty OF improper con-
duct with Anna Collins and Cora
Walbert. The defendant Is now
living in Hillsboro, Ill.
DeGolley and D,Golley are attor-
neys for the plaintiff.
Lucy lH. Lyberger. who resides at
$50 South Prospect street received
notice today that she had been made
defendant In divorce action
brought by her husband Jacob Ly-
barger In the common pleas court
of Knox county. Divorce Is asked
on the grounds of abandonment.
The wife has some property and the
him alimony.
In the suit OF the Brunswick
Bake Collender company against
Easton IT, Drown, sheriff and Grace
ID. Bryan, the answer of Il. E.
Drown was filed in the common
pleas court today by Prosecuting
Attorney John II. Clark
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-01
ROUSE BENDER
huptials Solemnized by Rev. . Z.
Barnard Sunday Evening

Miss Charlotte Rouse and Mr..
ifnaneis V. Bender were quietly unit
ed in marriage at the Free Baptist
church parsonage, at $50 o'clock
Sunday evening ,qby' Rev. George
Barnard. The bride ds the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrsa Arthur Rouse of
near Prospect and has a host OF
warm friends. The groom Is the son
OF Mrs. Pader of Windsor street
and we'll known in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bender will reside
at their new home on Blaine ave.
Nr. Binder Is employed at the
office OF the American Express
company.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-01

Sunday school and Young People IS
literature with offices in Cleveland.
He won favor among the people or
the local congregation during
former visit a little more than a
year ago and yesterdays services
addrd much TO the high esteem in
which he Is held.
His sermons were both upon the
work of the Holy Spirit with special
reference to modern missions and
will long be remembered by the
large congregations present. .
a letter was read at both services
TINT created great interest. 1t was
n communication from Mrs. Marie
Schneider Sywelka. formerly of
Akron, Ohio, now in Kyabe. British
East Africa. acknowledging the
receipt of a gift sufficient to support
a native boy in school an entire
y0ar. The letter was addressed to
ors were two local members whose
names were not known to the mis-
S.onary and to very few others and
who gave in the name of the y.
P. A. Many OF the Y. p. A. men,
bera hope soon to- have a native
worker in the newrAChina mission
10 support.
The missionary gifts of the day
amounted to 800. half of this being
given by the Sunday school.
Ta, day came as fitting eli
max to two months attendance
contest between the two divisions
OF Y. p. "A. members. AS a result
OF the contest the Winners will en-
tertin the "Invincibles" week
from Tuesday evening at the home
OF Misses Clara and Lillian Kline
ielter on South High street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-01
HUGH SMITH WINS
Result of the Twenty Four Athletic
Events is Given Out.

The reoults of tho twenty-four
athletic events which hive been
pulled off in the Y. nj. G. A. gym
masium are as follows: Hugh Smith
1876; Jerome Messenger, 1921; Fred
Nettleship, 1885; William Hull. 1925;
Roy Rice 10l7. There was a possible
total OF 2,40O points in the entire
contest. The athletes made re-
'markabi, showing and Smith espec
ially, scored a remarkable percen-
taIse.
The winner, Hugh Smith will re-
'ceive a fine geld hilled Association
watch fob, valued at SO.