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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-17

deposition Of myself and others, to
be read in evidence in my behalf in
a certain suit in chancery now pend
ing in the Circuit Court of the Coun-
ty of Kanawha, and State of West
Virginia, ia which Alexander Hender-
son is Plaintiff and Mary E. Hender-
son is Defendant.
If from any cause the taking of
said deposition shall not be COM
menced or completed on the day
aforesaid, the same shall be continu-
ed from day to day, or from time to
time, at the same place, aud between
the same hours, until the same shall
be completed.
ALEXANDER HENDERSON,
BY Counsel.
T. G. NUTTER, Sol.
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SEWELL

n
c. II. Saunders returned from Vir-
ginia, Friday. ;as.%.
DR.. R. L. Gordon, Of tPhurmond
was a business visitor here, Monday
Mrs. M. A. THOMPSON and daugh-
ter spent several days here last week
guests Of Mrs. l.! r.. Scott and Mrs
G. w. Johnson. tSzZ&-@'
Rev. E. i. Page, of Montgomery
filled his regular appoint pent here
Sunday morning. He preached a
very interesting sermon
Mrs. Nellie VaDhook, of Page, ia
here the guest Of her parents.
G. l.. Jackson, who was hurt in a
wreck on the Longdaie roa8 is get
ting along very nice1yiat McKendree
hospital. ~ ~ L$53.2<+>ss
Miss w. "A. Freeland was at Nc
Kendree, Friday to sec G.. j.: Jack
son, patient at the hospital
Miss Emma Burrows,Yof QUINN
mont, is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Rose Dudley. ~.@2. -
|. Mrs. Lucy Winston returned from
Charleston, Wednesday, after spend
ing several days visiting her, sister,
Mrs. Amanda McGhee. ..
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PAGE.

Mrs. Bess Cosby was called to
Thurmond by the illness of her moth.
er. - -. ."....
Mrs. Alice Boiling spent few
days visiting her daughter at Ansted.
Mr.. Saunders, of Glen Jean, is Wis
fttng his sister, Mrs. Willie Snead.
G, Board was business visitor to
Montgomery. 20. 4. e
Z Miss Georgia E. Banks returned
Monday, from business trip on Ka-
nawha,' go
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through here, Sunday. on her way to

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through here, Sunday, on her way to
Buckhahnon. ~, * =. r. .>-...- -, p.
Jessie johnson left last Monday
main this winter. 2t< {. - = :
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grant were
guests. of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith,
of Buckhannon last week. While
there they attended the: Upshur
county fair. - %,e ~ -
Little. Daisy Riddle gave a birth
day party last "Wednesday at the
home of. her parents, on Diamond
Hill. A large number Of little folks
was present, and they had most en-
1iOyable time. - 2. "a. .ts<>E'.t
Rev. Reed, of Buckhannon, was;in
the city last week. looking after
church affairs. ~ 80
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RAYMOND CITY.

Rev. w. w. Scott, of st.. Adams,
preached two excellent sermons at
the First Baptist church, Sunday.
< Rev G.. s. Muse preached for the
Methodistg here, Sunday. =. t-.-..
! Mr.. ana Mrs, Hale Dicksrson and
SON Of Bancroft, attended preaching
here, Sunday. rk.@a%E Il + %t:;$tsa%5 ,.. -
Miss Rose Good and sister, ? Of
Charleston, are here visiting their
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Segoins, of Bancroft,
attended preaching here, Sunday. :.
Richard Carey, OF Kanawha Falls,
is here visiting relatives.
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Mrs. Eva Pack.

Mrs. Eva Pack.
j. NJ. Canty attended the lecture of
DR.. Booker r. Washington in Char
lesion, Monday evening.
Hepry Patterson spent Monday at-
terno6n at Institute.
Miss Minnie Carr was the guest of
Miss Mollie Robinson this week.
MISS Mary Brady, Of Harpers Fer
ry, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. CAVITY, Tuesday.
Mrs. j.. M. Jones left for Cincin-
natl, Saturday.
F. D.. Cambria, Luther Jefferson,
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DAME / i Is J.

Willie Robinson, Cornelius Howard,
and Henry smith spent Sunday at
InstaAute. K -. d..
mt. and Mrs. REL Brown, Mrs. c..
L. Woody, Elvirf ! Howard, Henia
Howard and Clin Friend attended
the show in Charleston, Monday eve
ming. ."@-
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INSTITUTE.

}. Arthur Jackson, r. G. Nutter,
ana Matthew r. Obie we're Institute
visitors, Saturday, guests Of the In
Stitute Tennis Club.
Misses Fannie Cobb and Nina Gin
Ton spent Thursday at Institute.
Mrs. Il. Taylor Brown left for Hin
ton Saturday to visit her daughter,
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CLARKsBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jafnes Hayes are here
greeting old friends, and will pfoba-
bly, make this their future home.
Mrs. Carrie Hatcher spent Sunday
in Parkersburg with relatives.
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D Notice to- Take DISPOSITIONS.

no Aary E Henderson,,
Z TaRe N0tics: That on the list day
pS August, A. ID. 1908, between the
gllosiTg OF 9 o'clock a. m. and o'clock
tn s At the law Office Of T. G. Nut
G Esd I. s0 o. 1r2 Kanawha street,
f pstpp w. Yay4aI will take the
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GIIYANINOTrE

t. Rev. D. w. Pardae preached fine
sermon here, Sunday night. Z
Visitors from Huntington here,
Sunday, at church were; Messrs.
jenkins and johnson McCJain. 81
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CORRESPONDENCE

Continued from Page Three.)
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100 prs. blankets at a bargain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

Eyelet embroidered ends and tiny
silk tassels are the favorte finishes for
the newest ties.
Velvets and heavy laces were for.
merly intended only for dowagers. but
this year the younger women are wear
ing them.
A new sleeve pattern IL IN mosque
taire shape cut or at the elbow and
extended from there by Il deep military
cuff finished with buttons.
The fur storm collar Is here again.
1t Is not so high as 1t used to be. but
high enough to suit women who suffer
from drafts on the back of their necks.
Silk nets. lightly dotted with pail
lettes. are In perfectly good taste for
young girls. though the heavier designs
should be avoided II the effect of
youthfulness is sought. = New York
Sun,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Nclla Bergen. the wife Of Dc Wolfe
Hopper. is the prlma donna OF "Tht
Talk of New York"
Henrietta Crosmnn may make M
Australian tour in repertoire Of hci
successful plays. including "As YOU
Like It."
A new musical comedy. produced
for the first time recently, is called
"The Circus Man" and Is said to have
made hit.
Clothes" in which Grace George
starred successfully. is to be revived by
Manager Brady and sent on tour IN
the spring.
George NJ. Cohan is credited with
another success In, his Talk Of New
York." produced with Victor Moore In
the leading role.
"The Waltz Dream has been staged
by Herbert Gresham, with Charles A,
Bigelow. Joseph Herbert. Sophie
Brandt. Josie Sudler and Magda Dahl
in the cast.
Sam Bernard Is to have theater
named after him in New York. and he
is also to be the star In this theater. al
the head OF his own company, all the
year around.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
SHORT STORIES.

A man is generally at his heaviest in
his fortieth year.
Only seven specimens of the Green
land whale Q3aIena mysticetus, were
caught in 1906. The present price of
whalebone is $4,000 ton.
A committee has been appointed. in
Washington to select a site and erect
statute of John Witherspoon. a sign
er Of the Declaration of Independence.
The statue is to be provided by the
Witherspoon Memorial association.
A big batch OF firearms. mostly re-
volvers of cheap make. are not to be
sold ut auction or given into the hands
Of reckless persons by Municipal
Judge Cameron OF Portland. Ore, but
will be put into crucible and cast
into stove for the courtroom.
The St Maurice valley. in the Cana
dian province of Quebec, contains fields
of natural gas believed to be compara-
BILE in magnitude to the biggest fields
in the United States. The cost of such
gas for manufacturing purposes at
Three Rivers is 20 cents per 1000 feet.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
TALES THEY TELL.

George Garfield. a milkman of Caul-
field, N. j.. has horse which lies on
Its back, using a bag of hay for a pill
low, and holds up its hoofs to be shod.
Judge Sadler Of Chicago was COM
PEELED to adjourn his court because of
the strong odor of liver and onions
coming from the basement. where a
cook was at work.
A highwayman returned to W. A.
:. Even of Minneapolis S65 which he
had secured from him as "a forced
loan," apologizing for not sending back
Il his watch on the ground that It might
lead to his arrest.
= DR.. j. S. Halsey, whose motor car
killed big rooster belonging to u
farmer living near Vineland, n. j..
iNwas just pulling out his money to pay
Z for the bird when the farmers wife
ts came out and said: II was Just look
q ing for my husband to kill that roost-
6 er. Call tomorrow aud have some pot
~ Die"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
EDITORIAL FILINGS.

Curious that 1t is the automobile that
is going slowly that runs over people
indianapolis Star. sF
Society women are giving east side
girls lessons In courtship. Next thing
they will be teaching young ducks how
to swim.-New York Herald.
Judge Coffee OF California. who has
decided that dog cannot Inherit mon
ey. will not deny that many hog has
done so.-Louisvile Courier-Jour
Don't cut wages" says Mr.. Com
pers. Nor the price of stocks. the cost
of living. nor the length of after dinner
speeches. This is too big country tc
cut anything. even its eyeteeth.-New
York Mail.
Mrs. Cobden-Sanderson says New
York men measure everything by dol.
lars. while New York women measure
everything by clothes. Some of us
have thought that the clothes were
measured by the dollars. Washington
Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
NEW YORK CITY.

RIB New York city consumes 26,O00.O00
matches each day, and about 1000
1900 of them are given away by dealers
n In tobacco
a.. Real estate agents in New York city
81 are planning for the arrival of about
$500 families In the city between now
and next May !.
The Provident Loan Society of New
York city. which grew out Of the New
Il York Charity Organization society, lent
s10000,0O0 last year.
Tho number OF Hebrew immigrants
'at New York city is decreasing. Dur
ing the year ending with last Septem-
Der, up to which date records are com
=" piled, there were 100000 landed, while
for the year previous there were 137,-
ea'O00.-New York Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
FACTS FROM FRANCE.

- There are 10000 women Freemasons
yiirin France.
-ns The throne on which King Charles
~ X. sat when he opened the French par
lament was found the other day in Il
lumber room In the chamber of depu-
ties In Paris.
80 Official appointment-M. Peyrlnet
sw ,Pierre) is appointed chief potato peel
er and vegetable cleaner at the ma
70 tional asylum for ,convalescents. Jour
l., nal Official de la Republique Fran
h6l caise.
- The Petit Parisien Instituted a dis
sa.cussion among its readers, asking an
rclanswer "yes" or mo" to the question.
7of"Are you in favor of the death pen
.Sralty" The answers received to date
a- number 1,452,347, divided thus: Yes,
a4i 1,0S3, ,655; no. 36S.692.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
SOCIAL
VICTORY
Wife of Philadelphia's Mayor
Sweeps Aside All Pre-
cedents.

Philadelphia, Jan. 1S.-As hostess
At the private. annual view of the
Academy of Fine Arts today, Mrs.
John f. Reyburn, wife of the mayor
of Philadelphia. has won her first
pitched battle with the city. Such
an honor has never before been
accorded to the wife OF Phila>
ielphia mayor, nor has the society
Of any other important city of the
country recognized that the office
Of mayor carries with it social
rights for the better half of the
mayor. GAS the wife OF the presi-
lent is the first lady of the land,
30 should the wife of a mayor be
The first lady of the city, is Mrs.
Reyburn IS declaration of independ-
snce, and ii has made clannish and
conservative Philadelphia society
sit up and gasp. Although Mrs.
Reyburn has won the first skir-
mish, there are likely to be some
lively times in the social circles of
William Penn's town before the
remaining three years of Mayor
Reyburn's IS administration has ex-
pired. Wives of municipal chief
executives throughout the country
will watch Mrs. Reyburn IS fight
with interest. II she Is successful
IN her content on, the demand for
the lodal tights OF mayors
consorts may become general
hr oughout the land.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
Brevities
THE HALL OF FAME.

Mayor Tom johnson of Cleveland is
Z grandfather. the new girl conner
being the child of his daughter, ST.
gnora FREDERICK Mariani.
A report from London says that
James Bryce is about to retire from
his position as British ambassador to
Washington and that he will be sue
ceeded by Sir Henry Howard, now
British minister at The Hague.
Luis Felipe Carlo. acting minister Of
foreign affairs. who was called from
his post as minister for Ecuador at
Washington to assume that office tenn
porarily, has been ordered to return to
Washington and assume his old posi-
tion of minister.
Fl. II. Garriker Of the Carnegie mu-
scum, Pittsburg. has returned from
Costa Rica. He has been In Central
America for five years securing skins
Of animals and birds for the museum
He has shipped at different times to
the museum more than 5000 skins.
General Cyrus B. Comstock. corps of
engineers. U. S. A.. has given to the
National Academy Of Science, of
which he is a member the sum of
$4,000. the income from which Is to
he devoted to the advancement of
knowledge In magnetism, electricity
and radiant energy.
One Of the most successful discov-
erers Of asteroids in America is
young astronomer who was graduated
but eight years ago from Amherst col
lege and who is now instructor and
serving astronomer at Princeton uni
versity. He is Raymond Smith Dugan
Of Montague, Mass, who has the fame
of finding no less than fifteen aste-
roids.
Senator Henry Clay Hansbrough of
North Dakota is one of the few sena-
tors who have received praise from
President Roosevelt directly. After
the passage of the denatured alcohol
bill last session. an act which meant a
great deal to the farmers and for
which the senator wagered persist
ent fight, the president sent a personal
letter commencing him and inclosed
the pen with which the bill was signed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
HOME NOTES.

Keep an old teakettle on the hot air
register and have hot water all the
time. besides saving gas.
After washing woodwork always
wipe 1t with soft cloth. This pre-
vents drops of water being left to dry
on and to discolor the paint.
The outside of saucepan should be
as clean as the inside. TO prevent the
smoke from sticking rub the outside
OF new saucepan with fat before
placing 1t on the stove Wash with
hot water and soda.
In making bands on children's under
wear 1t Is good idea to allow an inch
at each end to turn back before the
buttonhole. as this makes the band
much stronger and there will be less
tearing Of the garments.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
|BONrS trial WILL Z
BEGIN, TUESDAY
Paris is Awaiting with Merrment the Result Of the Suit
Brought by Prince Sagan for Twenty Cents Damage
for the Beating de Recently Gave Him.

Paris, Jan. 1S.---All Paris Is
awaiting with suppressed merriment
the outcome of the suit brought
by Prince Helle de Sagan against
Count Boni de Castellane, his cousin
in which he seeks to recover one
franc, or 20 cents, as damages be-
cause of the alleged "unprovoked
assault'' committed by Boni on the
FRINGE The action is set for hear
ing on Tuesday next and Will un-
|doubtedly attract hundreds of the
nobility and social elect of France
to the court room. While the prin-
cipals assert that the quarrel arose
over purely personal matter.
popular rumor has N that Boni
and his cousin fought over Nine.
Anna Gould, the divorced wife of
the latter. 1t is an open secret
that Count l,onl is seeking to re-
gain the affections, and, inciden-
tally, the fortune of his former
wife. In this endeavor he had a
rival in Prince de Sagan, the dis
,olute cousin of the count. who is
80 notoriously immoral that he has
become stencil in the nostrils of
even Partisan society. Several times
DE Sagan has been reported engag-
ed to Nine. Gould. While these ru-
mors have been denied, 1t is certain
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
FAMOUS FLAG TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTION

London. Jan. 1S.-At an auction
sale to be held in London week
from next Wednesday, the offerings
will include an article Of great inter-
est to patriotic Americans. 1t is
the flag OF the United States frigate
chesapeake. the vessel captured OF
Boston harbor in 1913 by the British
warshlp Shannon and towed to HAL
ifax. 1t is likely that all the bidders
for the historic flag will be Ameri-
cans, and the relic will soon occupy
place In some American museum.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
Skating or Swimming.

Some one once asked Tim Sullivan OF
New York for information as to the
prospects of politician who was pop.
ularly supposed to be ION the ragged
edge"
WELL" said Sullivan, "he seems to
think he's getting Oh all right. but
there are others who entertain a diff
ferent opinion. The situation reminds
me Of the story of the old woman up
In Maine. Being asked as to the
whereabouts of her husband. she re-
piled:
eff the ice Is as thick as Jim thinks
1t is, he is skating; IL 1t is as thick as
think it is. he is swimming st
Louis Republic.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18

that the prince has appeared very
devoted to Nine. Gould and that
the affection he has operNy dis
played for the fair anna is appar-
emily reciprocated.
The physical encounter between
Count Boni and Prince Helie occur
red in the Church of st. Pierre
de Challott. Struck and pumelled
by Count Boni and his brother Count
Jean de Castellane, Prince de Sag
an, with blood streaming from
several cuts In his face. ran from
the church into the street where
he was pursued by the de Castel-
lanes until the gendarmes interfered
TO save Prince Helie from further
punishment
De Sagen was confined to HIS
bed for several days but has now
fully recovered from his experience
and is determined to be revenged
uron his cousin Boni by means OF
the suit for one franc damages
II is the gossip of the boulevards
that De Sagan shows both wit and
Judgment in making the amount no
larger, since 20 cents is supposed to
fairly represent, the present financial
assets of Count Boni. Several prom
inent counselors have been engaged
to represent Prince Helie and Count
Boni in the trial of the suit.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
new CARDINAL
FOR AMERICA
Pope Plus x Expected to
Name the Man, Shortly
Before Easter.

Rome, Jan. 1S-Annonncement
was made today OF another consis-
tory to be held by Pope Plus shortly
before Easter at which 1t is intimat-
ed that new American cardinal
will be named. Despite the pressure
brought to bear In favor OF Arch
bishop Ireland OF st. Paul. it ds
not thought that he will be selected
Archbishop Farley OF New York.
Archbishop O'Connell of Boston,
archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia
and Archbishop Riordan, Of San
Francisco are most prominently
mentioned In connection with the
disposal Of the new red hat. A
new South American cardinal and
a successor to the late Cardinal
Iasoherau Of Canada will also like
ly be appointed at consistory to
be held later in the year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18

Fire Marshal Creamer, who has been
making a thorough investigation Of
the causes of fires. Careless use
OF "parlorn matches is responsible
for 12 per cent Of the fires In the
country districts and IS par cent
In large cities according to Mr..
Creamer, who has collected. stats
tics relating to 10000 Ohio fires.
The death of thirty ochildren In
this state within the slastr year ID
directly attributed to- the use OF
''parlor'' matches. h5rIs 200
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
Regular Barqain.

"You refuse me-" said the ardent
youth.
II do, indeed!' replied the beautiful
girl.
"Ah. then shall go Off to the war.
Suppose return minus an arm. minus
an ear and minus a chin. Suppose
return mere remnant of u man.
What would you say?'
The beautiful girl frightened up.
81 should accept you on the spot. I
always had an Irresistible fascination
for remnants"
With new hope the modern Romeo
started off for the scene of battle.-De-
trcit Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
THE COOKBOOK.

Wilted vegetables should be soaked
In cold water for an hour or two before
they are cooked.
II, when making cornmeal mush to
Try, milk Is used instead of water. II
VIII be found to brown In half the
time. $500
Put scraps Of cold meat through food
chopper and stir In cornmeal mnsh
when making 1t to fry-an appetizing
dish for breakfast
II your pies run over either the
plates are not deep enough to hold the
juice or else there is not sufficient
space for the steam to escape. Use a
deep agate plate and make q good
opening IN the upper eru9t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
Pucs GET TOGETHER
IN SAN FRANCISCO

Sah Francisco, Jan. 1S.--San Fran
CISCO sports are considerably inter
es'ed In today's battle between Eddie
neiy' the Buffalo featherweieht
hghfer, and frankie Neil. the Calisor-
MIA boxer. The mill will taka nIsc.
before the colma Club and is sched-
nled TO go twenty-five rounds KEW
mas put up several good nehts n
tne East' but there ID doubt Of ~.
anhity 20 travel d long routa. "a
tho calitoruia MY u s decided ~
oritt \ \, Y .s'i' s,'. n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
OLD FASHIONED.

What has become Of the old fashion
ed big feeling man who had strut
like turkey gobbler?
What has become Of the old fashion
ed woman who used to say, 'Well, II
Am crazy have lots Of companyT'
What has become OF the old fashion
ensed man who said when he wanted to
y abuse a town, 1T IL the jumping OF
Svplscers
Il 4 what has become of the old fashion
~ girl who put culver In her voice
y1fUheu shs sang that suggested chills
~ ~ tombs ~ Atchisop Globe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
CENTRAL LEAGUE MEN
MEET IN FORT WAYNE

Fort Wayne, Ind, Jan. IS. Mag
mates OF the Central League OF base
tAV clubs Twill meet here Nom
aay and VIII take action on several
important matters. The meeting was
originally set for this week, but was
postponed. The question of the trans
iIr OF the Canton franchise to zanes-
vile VIII be one of the principaI
SUBJECTS taken up. No election for
president will be held, as DR.. Carson
VIII hold over for another year
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
BROOKLYN BANKERS TO BH
CALLED ON THE CARPET

New York. jan 1S.-Prosecution
VI the Brooklyn bankers in con-
nection with the recent failures will
begin Monday when the Jenkins
brothers will be placed on trial
Tor alleged conspiracy. 1t was the
original intention to lead off with
the trial of Director William Cow,
OF the Borough Bank but as Martin
w. Lttleton. Cows counsel. is also
attorney for Harry X. Thaw, the
Cow case has been postponed until
the completion Of the Thaw trial,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-18
ANOTHER CONTRACT
FOR COMPLETING DocK

washington, Jan. 1S.--New pro-
posals were opened by the bureau
OF yards and docks today for the
completing of the work on the new
t}'ydock at the lBrooklyH navy
yard. The former contract has been
cancelled, owing to controversy
between the government and the
contractor. The work covered by
the original contract is about Ii
per cent completed. The original
contract price was $757,SOO.