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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
4. o. o. r. Grand Lodue Meets.

sandusly, o.. May 20.--The seven.
ty-sixth annual session OF the grand
lodge of Ohio, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, convened at Put-in.Bay
Tuesday with large attendance The
reports submitted show a satisfactory
growth of the order and good finan-
cial management.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
Girl Drowned.

Cleveland, May 20--Loulse Buell.
S-year-old daughter OF George Buell..
proprietor of q barber shop at Dover
Center, was drowned at Dover Center
Tuesday while trying to cross a
bridge which ran into the lake. Her
playmate, Mathew Arnold, aged a.
who was with her, jumped into the
water and tried to rescue her. He
was not strong enough.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
Refused to Issue an InnnctIon.

Chicago, May 20.-7Judge Walker 10
the Cook county court Tuesday de
clined to issue an Injunction sought
by eight nonunion employees of the
Chicago Railways Co. to prevent their
discharge. II was alleged by the
eight men Ming the petition that Their
dismissal Is sought by the union, and
inasmuch as the company has con
tract under which none but union
labor can Do employed they asked
that restraining order be issued and
the company prevented from din
shsrgipx shcst s.sl@sslsnsn66r4s~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
aunalo Bill Celebrates.

washington, May 20.-Col. w. f.
Cody's (Buffslo BID twenty-ffth an
niversary as an exhibitor OF Ameri
can Wild West life was celebrated
Tuesday In Washington. Government
oflicials, army officers and many long
time friends Of Col. Cody participated
In Il. all
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
Bonding Company Must Pay $4,000.

Topeka, Kan. May 2O.-The jury in
the suit of the state against the Uni.
ted States Fidelity and Guarantee Co.
to recover s172,OOO, the loss sustained
by the state as the result Of the fail
ure of the First National bank, OF
which the defendant company was
surety last night brought In a yer.
diet In favor of the state.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
convicted Of smbezzIement.

Port Huron, Mich, May 20--Will
lam L. Wilson. on trial here charged
with embezzlement of $4,000 of the
funds of the United Home Protectors
fraternity, of which he was secretary,
was last night found guilty. Sen.
tence was not pronounced.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
The First Case Of It's Kind.

Toronto, Ont, May 20. - Justice
Clute heard argument Tuesday in an
appeal from the decision of Judge
Snyder OF Hamilton. allowing the ex,
tradition of Nelson Cannon to Colum-
bus. o. Judgment was reserved. This
Ia the first case In which extradition
has been sought from Canada on a
bribery charge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
Wages to Be Cut fs Per Cent.

Fall River. Macs, May 20.--The re
duction in wages, which win go into
effect In the print cloth mills of this
city on Monday next, Will probably
amount to nearly IS per cent, tho
heaviest cut ever made at one time
here.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
increases It's Capital.

Columbus, o.. May 2O.-Certificate
of an increase in the capital stock of
the Columbus. Delaware e. Marion
Railroad Co. from $2.50O.O0O to 49,.
100000 was filed with the secretary
OF state Tuesday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
phlppa to succeed rInIex.

Columbus. o.. May 2O.--Gov. Harria
on Tuesday announced the appoint
ment of w. II. Phipps Of Paulding
county TO succeed w, l.. Finley. Dem
ocrat, as state oil inspector. Mr..
Phipps is member of the Republican
state committee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
Ruefs Case Goes TO The Jvry.

San Francisco, May 2O.--The case
against Abraham Ruef, former poiti-
cal boss OF San Francisco, charged
with bribery, which has been in the
superior court for several weeks. was
given to the jury last night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-20
Worth Buying

"OWosso" screen doors
are made like custom made
'doors-fully mortised-not
stuck together with glue to
pull apart and warp out Of
shape.
We furnish any size at
about 1-3 the mills price.
CSC, $l.I5, $1,25, $1.35, $1.50
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
FORMER ACTRESS
GETS VETS ESTATE
Ry unItea rre.s Leasea speeIal whe.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The estate OF
J. Nelson Nelt the broker who killed
his mother at the Ansonia Hotel Tues
day night and then committed suicide.
will revert 10 his young widow, former
~ Clara Jane Munroe, an actress. az
will the estate Of tho late Mrs. Volt,
senior. The two estates combined are
valued at 100000.
Mrs. Welt becomes the mistress Of
this fortune through the fact that
neither the broker noe his mother is
known to have made O Will In that
case, If II be proved that the mother
died first. the estate OF both incontest-
ably reverrs TO the young widow. That
Mrs. Veit died before her son is borne
out by the Investigations Of the cor.
oner and police.
The double tragedy is now believed
20 have been the result Of Mrs Vets
objections 10 her sons marriage and
refusal 10 meet his wife. which Is said
TO have driven the young man insane.
His mothers objections are alleged to
have been upon the former stage career
Of his wife. The Vets were married in
September 1907. at the Little Church
around tho corner.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
HOSE COMPANY TO
ERECT NEW PLANT
Decision To Do So Was Con-
tineent on Taft's
Election

Now that Taft has been elected it is
expected that the Chicago Wire Hose
Company will. .orect large new pient
in this city The company several
weeks ago decided e put up a new
plant, this being contingent on Tafts
election Just when active work will
begin on the new buildings Is not
known
Quite a business revival was noticed
in local circles yesterday Good times
are coming. il indications count Tor
anything. The Pennsylvania Railroad
is rushing its work on the passenger
and freight shops at rodd's Cut. A
number OF additional men have been
employed.
The Pusey ana Jones Company has
lust obtained the contract to construct
large yacht and some paper making
machines. II has also increased ita
force OF employees.
Harlan and Hollingsworth took ON
several ship joiners and carpenters
They EXPECT to begin operations on the
new steel car-erecting shops within .
few weeks.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
CELEBRATION AT
WEST CONTINUES

A large and interested audience at
tended the services last night in cele-
bration OF the 10th anniversary OF
West Presbyterian Church. This
evening special music, short addresses
Of congratulation and a reception VIII
take place
The college and Educational Night
was in charge OF the Rev. Alexander
Alison, Jr pastor Of the church. The
historical pageant given last Sunday
was repeated.
The Rev. Harvey l.. wyatt, pastor
OF Calvin Presbyterian Church. Phila-
dclphla. extended is best wishes to
West Church. He made a strong plea
for more and better students for the
ministry.
The Rev. Albert c. Bush. minister OF
the Cold Spring. New York, Presby-
terian Church. spoke on "The Call tC
the Ministry" and w. Crosby Ross, q
seminary student. took for his them,
"Dcsirability Of q College Education
During the exercises. Princeton
Lafayette and Hamilton college songs
were rendered in honor Of the different
speakers.
After a short address by George w
Twitmyer. superintendent of the pub-
lie schools. the Rev. Albert c. Bush
pronounced the benedlction
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
SEVERAL CASES
IN CITY COURT

Addie Butler. colored. was fined So
and costs by Judge Cochran in City
Court this morning for having used an
iron poker on Sarah Wise's head and
cutting a slice out of the scalp that had
TO be sewed in again. Addie said that
Sarah ought to have had better sense
than to hit her slrst. She said that
she was cleaning the stove in her house
in Liberty street when Sarah came
in and said something and then struck
her with her hand
Addie then started to defend herself.
after explaining to Sarah just how un-
wise she was TO have struck her first.
and then brning the poker into play
did some fine scalping work on Sarah's
head
Judge Cochran said II was all right
for Addieto try to defend herself but
she shouldn't have used an iron poker.
Irwin Young, colored, charged with
break of the peace, was dismissed.
Harvey Woodward, a young man, was
placed under $500 peace bonds on a
charge Of disorderly conduct His
father was the complainant. Fred Su-
rick was dismissed from "A charge OF
assault and battery. Levi Cummins
was fined So and costs on a charge OF
having been drunk and disorderly.
Humbert Bugliana. an Italian, charg
ed with improper conduct with a 19
year old girl. was dismissed. as the
court thought there was so much con-
dieting evidence the defendant should
have the benefit Of the doubt James
salisbury represented Mr.. Bugliana.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
HUGE KENosHA COMPANY.
Largest Automobile Factory in sc
World will make no radical
Changes In Price or

An announcement OF interest 10 automo-
bile dealers and owners throughout the
country has lust been made by Thomas B..
Jenery & Company makers OF the Ram
bier Automobile, regarding the models TO
be produced in the largest automobile
factory in the world during the season
The most significant fact in connection
with the announcement Is that the price
OF the 1909 Rambler will remain the same,
IN spite OF the fact that this car has dur
ing the past season demonstrated itself
TO be the equal if not the superior Of
cars selling. az much higher prices.
The Rambler line Will include five
models, a five passenger touring car and
three passenger roadster of "a horse pow
or. seven passenger, 45-horsc power
four-cylindcr touring car and roadster,
the famous tWo-cylinder Rambler utility
car and a liCht two-cyiinder runabOut
Exclusive Rambler features. such as
the offset crank shaft and the straight
line drive In the four-cylinder models and
the enclosed unit power plant and trans
mission fitting body, detachable tom
neau big wheels and clearance OF tho
Prices viii range from Sll50 to S250o. the
latter being the price OF the high power
seyen-passenger models with l23-inch
No radical changes have proved neces-
sary or advisable I'm either design or APP
pearance. Such changes as have been
made in the Rambler are merely matters
OF refinement, comfort or convenience.
The season just past has been the most
successful in the history Of Thomas b
Jefferv & Company, the claim being made
that out Of twenty-five hundred men who
have purchased 1908 Ramblers during the
past year not one has made complaint
OF has placed an order for defective
The Rambler announcement in detail
appears in the latest number Of the Ram
bier Magazine, profusely Illustrated
publication which is sent free 10 anybody
who makes request OF Thomas p. Jefery
& Company, kenosha, Wisconsin.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
WOMEN QUARRELED, BUT
COURT DISMISSES THEM

Elizabeth Redmond was the defend
ant I'm case in city Court this morn
ing in which Mrs. Rachael Pierson, OF
No. Ill East Tenth street, and her sis
ter, Miss Sarah DuBant. OF Baltimore
appeared as the prosecuting witnesses
Miss DuBant said she was visiting hor
sister and last Saturday night they
went to Mrs. Redmond's home. in Sew
enth avenue. Mrs. Pierson going to pay
some lodge dues.
1t was alleged that Mrs. Redmond
struck Miss DuBant in the back with
her fist and then with a switch Mrs.
Redmond said that Miss DuBant
struck her first with a hand bag and
the assault she made was purely Of the
defensive order.
Judge Cochran ordered the case dis
missed.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
GOOD OIL RAN
INTO THE STREET

The spigot on one of the wagons
owned by the Pure Oil Company be-
came loosened this afternoon going up
Market street between Twentieth and
Twenty-flrst streets, and before the
driver knew anything about II. twenty
five gallons OF good oil was spilled
along the route. Then some kind
hearted citizen notified the driver and
he got off the seat and closed the
spigot.
The oil was very effective i'm laying
the dust in that section of the city. and
IL ii had been election night the oil
would undoubtedly have come 20 the
attention OF some excited youth. who
by applying a match would have had
celebration that would have been a
wonder Some of those who heard
about the accident no names men
toned, expressed regret that the wagon
was not owned by a brewery instead
Of an oil company.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS
Twenty-Third Annual Session
Being Held in St. PauI'S
Church To-day

The twenty third annual meeting Of
the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety. Wilmington Conference. is being
held to-day in st. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church, in Market street.
Delegates from many sections of the
State are in attendance. The meeting
Will continue this afternoon and this
evening.
This mornings program began at
$50 o'clock, with devotional exercises
led by Mrs y. NJ. Browne Words OF
welcome were then extended 10 the
delegates by the pastor, Rev. Charles
z. Hill. and Mrs. NJ. r. Lincoln. presi-
dent Of the auxiliary. The response
was made by Mrs. s. n. Pilchard.
Greetings from the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society were then given by
Miss Dora Mcleod and greetings from
the Womans Christian Temperance
Union were given by Mrs. Joseph
Smithers OF Smyrna.
A solo was then rendered by Mrs
H. W. Jordan Mrs. III. C.. Robinson
treasurer, next made her report. and
following came the report Of the cor
responding secretary, Mrs. G. Wesley
Weldin. A report OF the general execu-
tive meeting in Philadelphia was given
by Mrs. ]. b. oulgg, who attended as
delegate.
The afternoon program viii be as
follows:
Suggestions from the secretary Of
Temperance work. by Mrs. Washington
Hastings; solo. II. j. Gutherie; address
Mrs. Della Lathrop Williams, Delaware,
Ohio. general corresponding secretary
music. "America:" presentation Of flags
to auxiliaries having paid their appor-
tionment Of $3.50 per member TO silver
anniversary Offering. Mrs. u. l.. VIII
iams: report OF committees, etc.
THE programme for this evening is as
follows:
Services in charge of Miss NJ. Grace
Quigg. Conference Secretary OF Nounl
Peoples Work: piano duett' Star and
Crown" Misses o. Pauline and B. Alice
Pierson: flag salute and rallying cry
Mothers Jewels; soprano solo. "Calles'
Thou. o. Master" Riiolzkc. Mrs. Ramotf
A. Mitchell: Lullaby OF the Nations. scati
Home Guards; plano solo. Miss Leila Ben
som address, Mrs. Joseph Hudson; viohr
SOLO. Miss Clara Walton: Americas re-
ception to the nations under our Flag"
Queen Esther Circles: benediction.
The officers OF the society are the fol-
lowing: Mrs. n. NJ. Browne, president;
Mrs. J. H. huntington. vice-presidenti
Miss Emily Film. recording secretary
Mrs. c. Wesley Weldin. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. II. c. Robinson. treasur
err Miss NJ. Grace Quigg, musical direct
or.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
CONTESTS IN
KENT GIVEN UP
Chancellor Nicholson Rules
That Mistake Of Election
Officer is Not Fraud

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Nov. 5.--Contests were filed in
both the districts Of Kent's first assembly
districts Csmyna) at the opening Of SUI
perlor Court to-day. James NJ. Satterfield
represented the Republicans and Charles
c.. stockley the Democrats. The contest
was begun in the interest Of Thomas
Meredith Democrat who by the loss
Of many votes in his own district. was
apparently defeated by Edgar r. Spru-
ance, Republican by y majority in the
county.
rs the allegation fraud or mistaken
asked Chancellor Nicholson. I'VE do not
charge fraud. but the election Judge, in
reading certain Republican ballots failed
TO count the Democrats who were voted
thereon" said Mr.. StoclSley
This court holds" replied Chancellor
Nicholson" that a mistake is an error Of
Judgment and not fraud.
Seeing that the court would not act
upon what the Democratic judge Of the
election precinct had allowed 10 pass by
mistake the lawyers withdrew their con-
tests
Chancellor Nicholson and Judge Pen.
newill ordered the count TO proceed. No
contest was entered against Laferty,
Democrat. elected to assembly from Sec
ond district by fve votes. This was PLAN
ned by the Republicans because OF re-
iected Republican ballot. but was aban-
doned before court met. The canvass is
showing practically no change IN the re-
suit. which gives Paynter lis Maloney,
sheriff, $50; Gray, encouragement, $50.
An Democratic county ticket. except
spruance. is elected, along with a Demo-
cratic Levy Court two Democratic SEN
ators and seven Representatives.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
WILL MAKE FIGHT ON
SCI cOMPERS IN FEDERATION

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 5.-ClOse
friends OF Daniel Keefe. President OF
the Longshoremen's Union and vice.
president Of the American Federation
Of Labor say that Keefe viii 'bo a can
didate for election 70 the American
Federation of Labor presidency before
the Denver convention. Eeefe ii is
stated will be supported by the element
which opposed President Gompers' ad-
vocacy Of Bryan's election. This ele-
ment viii seek to have Gompers re-
tire gracefully. on the ground that he
is too old for the strenuous duties Of
the position. Keefe could not be reach
ed today.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
DEMOCRATS WIN
OHIO GOVERNOR
Election of JudSOn Harmon
Conceded
Defeated Harris
.TAFT'S MAJORITY IN
HOME STATE OVER $4,000
BY United Press Leased special wiss

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 5.-Goveraor
Harris CR.) and Republican state Chair
man Williams to-day concede the defeat
Of Harris for recollection by Judson Har-
mon CD) by a plurality In the neighbor-
hood OF 10000 Harris was defeated by the
Liberal element. He stood as the cham
pion Of the country local option law and
ON that issue made his campaign. The
German Republicans almost to man
voted FOR Taft and against Harris. Taft's
plurality In Ohio viii run from $1,000 10
Co,OOO
Tie legislature Is Republican beyond
all dispute and there seems no doubt hdt
that all the Republicans on the State
ticket except Governor Harris were elcct-
ed by safe pluralities.
The Republican leaders are shaping a
program TO prevent Governor Harmon
appointing United States Senator to
succeed Foraker. by having Governor
Harris call tho legislature in extra aos.
sion before he rotlres from office 10
name a senator TO succeed Foraker. The
new legislators terms begin under the
constitution, tho first Monday in Janu-
airy and the term Of the present Governor
does not expire until the second Mon.
day in January.
The voters have apparently defeated
the constitutional amendment for bien-
nial sessions OF tho legislature TO con-
venc the January following the election
and the regular session VIII not take
place until January 1910. Forekcrs term
expires March 4, 1909.
n tho legislature does not meet in
special session TO elect his successor,
Harmon would be able TO name a Demo-
crat 10 cit I'm the special session 10 b,
called 10 revise the tariff.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
BRYAN NOT
TO RUN AGAIN

LINCOLN. Nov 5-Having received
a bigger total vote .han ne cver got
before. Mr.. Bryan proposes to use il as
a lever and go TO Washington. putting
his proposed reforms up to Congress,
one bv one. He will continue to ad'
vooate them in speeches and lectures.
But he win issue a statement. prob.
ably in a few weeks, declaring that he
never will run again for President, IN
the future he will spend his time writ
ing and talking for mis- reforms, devot-
ing a great deal cf his time to advocat-
ing legislation at Washington.
Up to last night Mr.. Bryan has re-
fused to concede publicly that he hao
been defeated or 10 send the customary
message of congratulations 10 his vic
torlous rival. a faint hope 10 which,
publicly at least. he stili clung, was
due In part from reports from leaders
in Indiana and Ohio that he had un-
doubtedlv carried these states and that
the Republicans were resorting TO fraud
10 steal th.m. In privats he discussed
the result as defeated candidate. but
It is believer trat so Ions IS leaders Of
his own party were charging the Ohio
Republicans with attempted fraud he
refused to congratulate Mr.. Taft.
AS to New York. charges reached
Mr.. BRYAN that Boss Murphy had sold
him out in order to secure the election
Of his CITY ticket next fall; that Murphy
had made a deal with tho Republicans
whereby the Tammany Mayoralty
ticket was assured Of election next
year.
Mr. BRYAN said that their capture Of
the Nebraska Legislature will enable
the Democrats to make a beginning in
that State with their reforms. The
bank guarantee plan will be put into
f.... H.. I,~Ifr...o
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
FATAL AFFRAY AFTER
A "FlxED" PRIZE FIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-One man dy-
ing and another severely wounded was
the result OF a revolver fight in a
Bowery street car early today. The
trouble arose over fixed" prize hight.
Jacob Silver. the fatally wounded
man and Charles Harrington. who has
a bullet in the back, refused at the
hospital to tell the story Of the affray.
saying their friends will see justice
dealt 10 the right parties"
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
SLIPPED ON BANANA SKIN,
HIS SKULL FRACTURED
By United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PATTERSON. n. j.. Nov. 5-Matthew
Mcguire. who lc years ago made a bio
for Presidential honors on the Social
ist ticket and who nearly three years
ago. at a special referendum election
Immediately after the death OF Mayor
Johnson. claimed 10 have been electeo
mayor Of Paterson. is lowering between
life and death az the General Hospital.
the physicians in attendance havins
despaired OF saving his life
Mcclure last night while entering
Pellets drug store on Main street, slip
ned on a banana skin. and in falling
fractured his skull.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
INDUSTRIAL STIR
IN NEW ENGLAND

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
< BOSTON. Nov. Various industries
in this part Of the country gave evil
dence TODAY for tho reported senerai
revival Of business following election.
Tho directors of the Sycamore Cotton
Mills in Fail River submitted to the
stockholders a proposition to pay ia.
100000 in new capital Tor tho construc-
tion of the new plant The employees
of tho big Federal Shoe Company OF
Lowell. have been ordered to report for
work next week after long lay-ofl
The National Rubber Company an
nounced that st will resume fun time
at its large plant in Bristol, r. l., whre
a five DAY schedule has been foilowes;
for the past year.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
DEMOCRATS GET
INDIANA LEGISLATURE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 5.-Ths
Republican state Committee comedies al
State offices to the Democrats. Eleven
Democratic Congressman are elected and
the legislature is Democratic by eight on
joint ballot. Democratic aspirants for the
Senatorship are L. Ert. Slack, Of Frank.
lin, B. F. shively, Of South Bend and
John w. Kern The Taggart machine is
for Kern.
The star CRep) editorially to-day
blsmes the defeat in this state to the
Fairbanks machine.