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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-30

Cincinnati, Oct. 3O.-More than q
score of people were injured, severa,
seriously, by a fierce fire in the IL
story Neave building, Fourth and Race
streets, Thursday. Although the fire
was brought under control within les
than half an hour after the flames wert
discovered, there were several excit
ing episodes More than 20 women
crouched on the window lodges trying
to escape the flames bursting out In
the offices behind them. Below, fire
ladders, life nets and all manner OF
life saving apparatus were being pre-.
pared for such as might leap from
the windows.
One young woman, crazed by fear,
jumped from tenth-foor window to
an adjoining roof five stories lower
down. She was badly injured Above
the second floor a hoseman slipped
from a ladder and fell to the street,
receiving serious injuries. At least
ten persons were sent to hospitals.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-30
$3.50, $3.50, S2I.5O Anll1anns

momcir when done in this way, and
few green peppers may be shipped
up in less time than 1t takes to tell
about It.
The easiest way to dice green pep
pers is to cut off several long sliv-
ers the whole length of the pepper.
Hold these firmly in one hand and
with the scissors slip through the
entire bunch. Several stalks of as
paragus may be clipped through in
the same way.
For following out a tomato prev
ious to stuffing, a pair of scissors
enables one to remove practically
all the pulp without breaking through
the skin. For fruit salads scissors
are equally useful, as the fine skin
which separates the sections of grape
fruit and oranges is easily clipped
off in this way.
But fruit and vegetable salads are
not the only kinds for which the
kitchen scissors may be brought in
to use. Cold boiled chicken and
lobster are easily cut into pieces, and
surprising as it may seem to those
who haven't tried 1t, chicken joints
and lobster shells are no obstacles
when scissors are used
The hard parts of oysters and clans
are neatly removed with a pair Of
scissors, and slices of cold tongue
and ham are often much improved
In appearance If, before sending to
table, they are trimmed into shape
in the same way.
When 1t comes to preparing cold
vegetables for reheating in cream
sauce, or for the many popular dish
es au gratin, the kitchen scissors
are again a blessing. Cold boiled po-
tatoes, caulihower, asparagus, oyster
plant, in fact any and every vege-
table, may easily be shipped into
pieces of the required size. Doing
such work with pair of scissors is
not only much quicker and easier,
but the saving of ones hands Is i'm
portant. No woman will believe un-
til she tries for herself how great n
labor saver a pair of scissors may
prove in her kitchen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-30
Preserve The Teeth.

Fruits and vegetables with acids,
are apt to irritate the gums and the
amount of cold drinks taken is like
ly to make the teeth sensitive.
There is a growing tendency to
clean the teeth with very soft
cheese cloth instead of brush II
Is quite true that this is excellent
for sensitive teeth.
Ice water should never be used for
cleansing the teeth. 1t is worse than
hot water. Lukewarm is the right
temperature.
An old-fashioned way of cleansing
and Frightening the teeth is TO rub
them with a leaf of green sage,
which has a very helpful effect. It
is said by those who use II to effec-
ttSllly prevent the formation of tar
tar.
II one is out of the reach of the
dentist when a filing falls out dur
ing the summer 1t is wise to take a
piece of rubber. make II spongy by
heat and press It into the cavity
II 1t is convenient, IL is always
good to use a half tumbler Of warm
water to rinse the entire mouth af-
ter eating.
For receding gums druggist will
put up safe and sound liquid made
of orris root in tincture, lavender wa
ter, cinnamon in tincture. cinchona
bark also in liquid form, and cologne.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-30
HEARST READS MORE LETTERS
They We're Written by John D. Arch.
bold to Enemies Of Trades Unionlsn.

New York, Oct. 30.-Arguments di
rected to trades unionists, arraigning
the Republican and Democratic par.
ties. made up a speech delivered by
William r. Hearst in Cooper Union
Thursday night for the Independence
party. Two letters from John d. Arch.
bold of the Standard Oil Co. to the
late William J. Sewell, United States
senator from New Jersey, bearing or
what Hearst called the Indifference OF
Representative John j. Gardner OF
New Jersey, chairman OF the house
committee on labor, to the demands OF
everyday, plain workingmen," figured
In the speech, and two other letters
were read by him which he explained
were written by H. ID. King, auditor
Of the national Democratic committee
to d. NJ. Parry, president of the Manu-
facturers' association, and to John
Maxwell, secretary to Mr.. Parry, re
spectively.
Mr.. Hearst said the letter to Mr.
Parry congratulated him upon his re
election as president OF the Manufac
turers' association and upon the adop
ton by the associations convention OF
Mr.. Parrys "anti-labor union policies"
The letter to Mr.. Maxwell, Mr. Hearst
said, referred to the fight OF the Man.
ufacturers' association against the
Typographical union and against the
eight-hour bill In congress"
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Taft viii Speak at AshtabuIs.

Columbus, o., Oct 30.-Republican
state headquarters has received ad-
vices that w. II. Taft will make a
short speech at Ashtabula, in addition
to the other speeches he had been
scheduled to make Monday. He will
leave Buffalo at 1880 via the Lake
Shore, arrive at Ashtabula at 1925
and make a ten-minute stop. He ar
rlyes at Cleveland at 12 noon and
leaves there at 2:15, after speech,
for Youngstown, arriving at the latter
city at o'clock. His speech there
will close his campaign work and at
lO:30 he will start for Cincinnati, to
be home to vote.
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JUST BY THE WAY.

The alleged discovery of wholesale
registration frauds at Jersey City, N
j.. has caused a sensation and each
party is blaming the others for frauds
A total Of $2.O69, ,2S9,196 worth oI
mineral products in the United States
is announced in the summary for the
calendar year 1907, issued recently by
the geological survey
Mrs. Sarah Dickele was attacked IN
her home in New York City by an
unknown man who fractured her skull
with revolver and ransacked the
house. He obtained jewels valued al
$1,000.
The New York Central Railroad Co
will begin an action to test the con
stitutionality Of the law passed by
the New York legislature requiring
railroads to pay their employees al
least twice month.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-30
Wreekers Deralled a Train.

st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 30.-A state.
ment given out from the offices of the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad here
concerning the wreck of train No. II
at Kempton, Wis, Thursday, says that
except the last two cars the entire
train was derailed. The derailment
was caused by some unknown person
removing a rail and two ties on the
north side of the westbound track, the
angle bar being tied to the end of the
rail In the track with piece of cloth
Ten passengers were slightly injured.
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LAWS Of The
NIGHT RIDERS
seEm TO HAVE BEEN MODELLED
AFTER THOSE OF THE
ku kLux kLAN.
PROVIDE DEATH FOR NEGROES
They Would Try to Regulate Wages
Of Farm Lsborers and Fix the
Price Of Agricultural
Products. -,

Camp Memo, Reelfoot Lake, Tenn.
Oct. 30.--Thursday was a quiet one
with the military here. No detach-
ments went in search Of Night Rider
suspects or witnesses, and but one
prisoner was brought in by the civil
officers. Gov. Patterson had a number
of suspects and witnesses before him,
amRpg them Frank Ferriner, who
made a confession Wednesday night.
Ferriner is kept under close guard
and II Is expected he will escape Sc
we're punishment because of having
turned states evidence.
Thirty-five prisoners confined in the
guard house We're on Thursday set
free by Gov Patterson.
This still leaves over so prisoners
in the guard house, but some of these
may be released soon. II is under
stood here that the six leaders whose
names have been forwarded" will be
sent to Nashville.
IL is practically certain that the
most important Night Riders are now
under guard and while the soldiers do
"a not expect to go home for some time,
II is generally supposed that the great
er portion of the work here has been
accomplished. A heavy guard is
watching every movement Of the sus-
poets and they are not allowed to talk
to their friends except when a guard
is present to hear their conversation.
Union City, Tenn, Oct. 30.-It is re-
ported on what is considered good
authority that the constitution and by
laws OF the Night Riders have been
procured and brought here and will
be placed In the hands OF the grand
Jury
The constitution and bylaws, among
many other things II is said, provide
that no bank or trust company will be
permitted to make any loans, large or
small, for greater rate of interest |
than per cent, and further, that after |
July /, 1909, no farmer will be al |
lowed to employ any colored help on |
his farm. and that all negroes will be !
notified to leave the country under |
penalty OF death; that all merchants |
shall sell their goods and merchan.
disc at not to exceed 10 per cent |
profit, and otherwise regulating all |
wages to be paid by the farmer for |
help, and regulating the price OF corn, !
cotton and all farm products.
The bylaws show that the organiza-
ton not only comprises the Night |
Riders of obion county, but includes
all Night Rider organizations over the
entire country.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. S0.-A Upton.
vile, Tenn, dispatch says that Ted
Burton, confessed Night Rider, who
disclosed the secrets of the raiders,
has been taken to jail at Union City
under heavy guard
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-30
Johnson win Fioht Receivership.

Cleveland, Oct. 3O.--F. H. Goff, in a
letter to Mayor Johnson Thursday, said
he would consent to act further as a
trustee Of Municipal Traction Co, stock
only on condition that the Municipal
would enter no objection to the ap.
pointment of receiver on petition OF
the Central Trust Co, and that John.
son would express his willingness 70
treat for peace. Johnson replied that
he was willing to seek peace, but
would refuse to agree to the appoint
ment of receiver. He said 1t was his
duty to restore both companies to the
positions they occupied before the set
tlement in order to prevent all the
lines in the city from falling into the
hands of monopoly.
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Are Pledged to Arrest Night Riders.

Muskogee, Okla, Oct 30.-The Tex
as and Oklahoma Horse Thief associa
ton, organized to prevent the stealing
of live stock, in convention Thursday
adopted a resolution pledging its 10,
900 members to assist in the arrest
and prosecution of Night Riders Il
also decided to memorialize President
Roosevelt to stop the shipping of liqu
ors into this state by Missouri and
Arkansas liquor dealers to minor chill
dren. The association has evidence
that liquor is being shipped into the
state ts boys and girls ~ and IA years
of age.
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KILLED Her Child and Herself.

Worcester, Mass, Oct. 30.-When
Louis Minoli, a granite cutter, return
ed home from work Thursday night,
he found his wife, aged 19 years and
their year-old baby dead in bed with
their throats cut. The medical ex-
aminer decided that the woman had
killed the child and then committed
suicide with the same weapon, her
husbands razor. Mrs. Minoli left a
letter for her husband In which she
declared that she loved him, but that
she was going to end her life because
she did not know how to be house
keeper. Waf' t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-30
hydrophobIa KILLED a Dentist.

St. Louis. oct. SO.-A dispatch was
received Thursday announcing the
death from hydrophobia in Shanghai,
China, OF DR.. Edward Hall, one of the
most noted dentists in the Orient. He
was son of DR.. William Hall CT
Piqua, o. Dr. Hall frequently was
called into service by the Chinese
mandarins and other native rulers OF
the Chinese provinces, and also by the
royal family of Siam.
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A Black Hand outrane.

Newark, N. j., oct. ,SO.-An Italian,
who gave the name of Vlllardo Di-
pitt, appealed to the police here
Thursday for bodyguard to protect
aim from the Black Hand. Exhibiting
he stumps Of his arms, which had not
yet healed, the man declared that
members of the Black Hand had lured
aim from Morgantown, W. Va, to st.
Michaels, Pa, where his arms were
tmputated.
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Pledge Is Not Binding.

Bismark, N. D.. oct. 3O.-Members
of the North Dakota Legislature will
not be compelled to carry out their
pledge to vote for the successful can
didate at the primary senatorial cleo
ion next Tuesday. The supreme court
On Thursday decided as unconstitu-
honal the pledge feature of the prim-
iry law as 1t relates to the popular
election Of United States senator's, but
1pholds the law proyidisg for the vote.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-30
Student. Were Rrandsd

Los Angeles. Oct. 40.-six students
Of the Polytechnic high school have
Oeen suspended and three others are
In danger of sharing the same fate be-
cause they branded the foreheads OF
two students of the Los Angeles high
school with nitrate of silver during
the initiation ceremonies OF the Kappa
Delta fraternity, forbidden high
school secret society.
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Root Speaks In Toledo.

Toledo, O., Oct. 3O.-Secretary OF
State Elihu Root arrived here last
evening. Marching clubs, bands and
drum corps lined up in front of the
hotel awaiting the start to the theater,
and when Secretary Root appeared he
was greeted with hearty cheer. Es.
corted by the Rail Splitters, a band
and two drum corps, the speaker was
driven to the Valentine theater, where
he made a political speech.
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LoudensIaaer's ediction.

New York, Oct. 30.-Representative
Loudenslager of New Jersey, secretary
Of the Republican congressional com
mittee, on Thursday gave out his esti.
mates Of the complexion OF the ma.
tional house of representatives in the
Sixty-first congress. He said: II am
convinced that a conservative estimate
of the political complexion of the next
house is that II will show 227 Repub-
licans and 164 Democrats.
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Hawaiian Garrison to be lncre ased.

Washington, Oct 3O.-An important
assignment of troops was made Thurs.
day to the Hawaiian Islands In pursu-
ance of plan determined upon by the
war department several months ago to
increase the garrison there The
headquarters, band and the first and
third squadrons OF the Fifth cavalry,
were ordered TO the Hawaiian Islands.
There are now but four companies Of
infantry In the islands and that mum,
Der has been inadequate in view of the
plan to build up substantial naval
station there.
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Boylc's Petition is Refused.

Youngstown, o., Oct 3O.-A manda
tory order to remove the name of Dav.
ID Tod from the Democratic ticket and
TO place that Of j. J. Boyle in It's stead
as candidate for state senator, was re.
fused by the common pleas court
Thursday Boyle. indorsed by the
Democratic committee of TrumbHll
county, brought suit to have his name
placed on The ticket
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OF INTEREST 70 OHlOANS
A oRIsT or NEWS FROM VARIOUS
BUCKEYE CITIES.
Short Chronicles Of q Days Occur
rences as Told by Tele.
graph Wire.
FIRE CAUSED PANIC.
Twenty Persons Injured During 8
Blaze in a Cincinnati skyscraper.
Woman Held Policemen at Bay.


Cleveland, Oct S0.-Mrs. Frank Man.
ming, PISA West Eightieth street, held
three policemen at bay for two hours
Thursday while she guarded the room
In which her son, William Martin, an
escaped workhouse prisoner, was hid
Ing. A club In her hand, she threat
ened to brain the first man who would
break the door. Martin was captured
only after the officers had out-maneu.
vered Mrs. Manning. One of the po.
licemen climbed over the roof and was
breaking In the window of the room
where the prisoner was hiding when
Mrs. Manning allowed her son to be
taken from the room and led away to
the workhouse, where he has more
than a year to serve.
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illegal Registration In Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Oct 30-Figures furnish
I'd by the United States census bureau
indicate that more than $1,000 illegal
voters have registered in Cincinnati
for the election Tuesday. AS a result,
4 demand has been made on County
Prosecutor Rulison to call special
grand jury to investigate what is
charged to be the most colossal elec.
ton steal in the states history.
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Methodist Missionary Society Meets.

Cincinnati, Oct. 3O.-From all parts
of the world missionaries, delegates
and officers are here to attend the
meetings of the Women's Foreign Mis-.
5ionary society of the Methodist Epis.
aopal church which opened Thursday.
The meeting will continue until No
yember 3. Forty missionaries from
stations in foreign lands are present.
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Women Suffraaists Paraded

Boone, Ia, Oct. 30.-Six hundred wo.
men suffragists paraded the streets OF
Boone on Thursday. Rev. Anna Shaw,
head of the national order of suffrag.
lists, headed the parade. With her
were Miss Rendell and Miss Costello,
of London, famous for their participa
tion in the attacks made on parliament
by the women suffragists OF England.
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Coal Companies viii Consolidate.

Columbus, o., Oct. 3O.-Announce-
ment was made Thursday that before
the end of the year a consolidation
would be effected between the John.
son Coal Mining Co., of Columbus, with
a capacity of 100000 tons of coal year
ly, and the Lorain Coal and Dock Co.,
OF Cleveland, with a capacity of 1,5OO,.
900, by the formation Of new com
pany with capital of 100000.
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Mistaken After All.

The one-"1 suppose sir, you think
l am fool?"
The Other-"I did think SO, but
now | think you must be a mind
reader; therefore you can not be a
fool, and beg pardon for thinking
you were."
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saIlore Are Aeeused Of steaIInu

New York. Oct. SO.--The arrest Of
four sailors of the liner Adriatic which
arrived here Thursday from South
hampton, is believed by the police tc
have solved the mystery attending the
disappearance Of $4,000 worth OF wear
ing apparel and jewelry belonging te
passengers on the steamer.
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steamer and % Lives Lost.

London, Oct. 30.-Wreckage picked
up in the North Sea confirms The
fears that the steamer Yarmouth
foundered while crossing from the
Hook Of Holland to Harwich. The
Yarmouth carried a crew of 23 men,
and 1t is believed that they all per.
ished.
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Plan 70 pethrone the sultan.

Paris. Oct 30.-A dispatch from
Smyrna says that the Young Turks
believing that the sultan has a secret
understanding with Tewfik Pasha. the
foreign minister, have decided to de
throne him and replace him by his
third son. Troops will be sent to over
awe the Albanian guard and fanatica
reactionaries.
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A Gruesome Find.

Detroit, Oct. 30.--Tke almost nude
body OF an unknown man S5 TO 40
years old was found Thursday in a
sack bound and roped, in springwelI
township. The mans throat was cut
from ear to ear, there was a bullet
hole In one temple and the back of his
head was crushed in. Apparently he
had been dead three weeks.
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schooner Wrecked; Two Lives L.o,

Baltimore, Oct, SO.-The schooner
Charles s. Hirsch. lumber laden, was
wrecked Thursday near Paul GamieIf
life saving station, N. c. Capt. Hunter
and five sailors were rescued In the
breeches buoy by the life savers. but
the cook and one sailor were drowned
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Convicted Of Land FRAUDS,

Portland. Ore. Oct, 30.-Dr. ]. II
Wedderly. William H. Smith and Rich
ard ID. Hines, three of the defendants
in the Los Angeles fraud case, were
convicted by jury In the United
states court Thursday. Lee r. Myei
and Jeremiahn Huntey were acqult
ted Wv
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Waues 10 be Cut.

Fan River, Mass, Oct. 3o--Janies
Tansey, president Of the Fall River
textile council, has notified the union
Representatives that there will be
further reduction in wages in the cot
ton mills next month.
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Died from hIs injuries.

Columbus. O., oct. william Il.
Funk, aged 40. died Thursday after
suffering terrible agony for hours from
having fallen into vat OF lime. He
was burned almost over his entire
body.
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Pool Rooms Were RaIded.

New York, Oct. 30.-Two spectaeu.
lar raids of alleged pool rooms were
made Thursday by the police at differ.
ent places on the East Side. In the
aggregate 2S0 prisoners were taken.
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once Famous slnuer nIsa.

Lynn, Mass, Oct 30.-John W.
Hutchinson, the last OF the famous
Hutchinson family. whose temperance
and abolition songs before the civil
war made their names known through.
out the country. died at his home In
this city Thursday. He was 81 years
Of age.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-30
Found RIoh Mineral peoosIts

Brussels, Oct 3O.-Reports received
from r. d. Mohun, leader OF the Amer
lean expedition in the Congo, state
that he has discovered rich deposits
of gold, tin and copper.
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POIltIeIan Was crushed 10 Death.

Wilmington, O., Oct. 3O.-John H.
Hirt chairman of the Clinton county
Democratic executive committee, met
death Thursday, a gravel bank IN
which he was at work caying In and
crushing him under its weight.