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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
SCHOOL TEACHERS
HOLD A MEETING
A Number of Interesting
Topics are Discussed
A Number Of Teachers Contribute
Excellent pspers on Various
Topics.

a meeting of the teachers of tn,
public schools was held at the Higl
school building Monday afternoon
and a number of interesting talks
were made by the teachers. The
discussion dealt with pedagogy Miss
Laura Treece discussed How Recon.
cilc the Fact that No Man Liveth
To Himself Alone" In this dis
cussion Miss Anna Flte, X. II. Mar
shall and G.. w. Hays participated
"The Relation of the School System
TO Society" was the theme of Miss
Fcrne Trey. Miss Elma Howser resd
of "Thc Relation of the Teacher to
the School System and to Society. -
Mis- Mildred Oickerson read of .Why
Is the Art Of Social Life So Diff
cult to Master?" Miss Louise Cum
ningham well discussed, ''The Origin
and Development of the Altruistic
Spirit a"
1t was arranged to have NJ. b.
Dickerson address the teachers at the
regular meeting in two weeks. He
will discuss tho need of instruction in
letter addressing. aar ..u,a.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
Personals
.:::::D..

Mrs. Edward Packard, of Cherry
street, is quite ILL.,
Hoie Donlthen made business
trip TO Columbus today.
Miss Margaret Uncapher is quite
sick.
Miss Dora Smith has returend home
from Cleveland where she has been
the guest Of friends for some time.
The little son of II. S. Weaver, Of
Darius street, Is seriously i'll with
blood poisoning
DR.. II. j. Lower went to Gin
cinnsti today TO attend the X T.
conclayc.
DR.. r. G. Lewis and daughter,
Miss Nancy, of South Main street,
left thismornihg for Cincinnati,
where they will attend the X, 4.
conclave. ....
Mrs. Wan. Grove Of Crestline, who
has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs d.. Cusic for the past several
days, returned to her home in
Crestline.
Miss DaiSy Wachter, Mr. and
Mrs, George Cryder, and Mrs Anna
Wharton and deughter Miss Bessie,
of Delaware, visited Miss Lucille
Wachter of this city, oyer Sunday
IL. b. Sims today resumed his
work as first trick Hooking Valley
telegraph operator. Sims was visit
ing In Kentucky for the past two
weeks. Harry Lott flled the vacan-
cy. ~ g., ,.t...
Mrs, John s. Kitchen, left Mon
day evening for her home in Colum-
bus, Indiana, after two week1
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T, Mason of East Center
street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
Social News

The largest wedding that has taken
place recently in Columbus was that
last evening of Miss Emily Daugherty,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ.
Daughcrty, of 4S1 East Town street,
and Mr.. Ralph Forrest Rarey, son )f
Or. and Mrs. F.. s. Rarey, of Frank
lin avenue. 1t took place in the
Broad Street Presbyterian church
Nearly a thousand guests were in
vitcd to witness the ceremony, which
was conducted by the pastor of the
church, Rev. d. s. S. Palmer. The
handsome decorations of palms. smil-
ak and flowers addcd greatly to the
attra1tiveness of the interior Of the
church and made an ideal setting for
the ceremony. The musical program
began at 1880 o'clock with the play
ing of selection by the organist of
the church, Miss Young. There was
singing by quartet composed Of
Mesdames Maud Wentz Macdonald,
Edith Sage Macdonald. Mr.. William
Kutchbaugh aud w. Reed Mes
danes Macdonald sang two duets and
Mrs. Edith Sage Macdonald sang
30 Perfect Love"
There were seven bridesmaids and
seven ushers The bridesmaids ap-
troached the altar. single file up the
side aisle of the church, starting
from the rear entrance at the left
The ushers came up the right aisle.
First came Miss Helen Sayrc, who
wore a gown of ivory lace over pale
blue silk. Then came Miss nellie
Hogewald OF Louisville, KY, who was
gowned in white. Miss Bertha Ball,
of Wayne, Pa, who came next, was
gowncd in palest green radium silk.
Miss Edna Campbell, Of Muskegon, !
Mich, who followed Miss Ball, wore
a dainty gown Of pink radium silk.
Miss Dorothy Cornwall, of Bridgeport, |
Conn, came next, gowned in white. |
Miss Mildred Christian, Of Marion, |
Miss Cornwall She wan |
sowned in pale blue radium silk.
MISS Hortense Joannes, of Green Bay, |
Wis, was last in the procession OF
Her gown was Of shell
pink radium silk. Each of these
young women carried huge nun Of
feathery asparagus ferns with great
white chrysanthemums in the center !
Of the front. tied with fluffy bows of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
WIFE ASKS
FOR DIVORCE
Grave Charges are Made
Against A. c, Court
INJUNCTION GRANTED
Restraining the Payment to
Him of Money.
The County Loses Nothing Because
OF the DefalCstions of W. f.
Johnson, all Having Seen Paid.

Making grave charges against her
husbend whom she married a
quarter of century ago, Mrs.
Caroline 9. Court today filed pc
tition in The court OF Common Pleas
asking for divorce rom Alexander
c. Court. who was formerly a
prominent Marion business man II
is recited by the petitioner that she
WIS married to the DEFENDANT March
49, 1883 and that one son, now OF
legal age, was born to the union.
A year prior TO October 20, 1901,
the plaintiff says, the defendant
lived In this city in open adultery
with Della Putnam and that he CON
sorted with other women ut various
times and places unknown to the
complainant. 1t is charged that the
defendant has been guilty of gross
neglect OF duty and of extreme
cruelty In many instances. More
than three years ago he deserted
the pleintiff and since that time has
not proynded for her, leaving her
10 the mercy OF friends and rela-
tives and making it necessary for
her to earn her own livlihood al
though he was earning a salary or
$500 per month. AT many times
the deiendent has taunted her with
hers helplessness and jeered at her
poverty.
In the petition, the John Ami
con company, in which the defend
ant has financial interest. and S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
Indians Gather for Their An
nual War Dance. = "a
THE " EIGHTH DISTRICT
Is Well Represented in the
s City Today.
Large Delegation of Knights Tenn.
plar with Their Ladies' Leave
Today fer Cincinnati.

The annual meeting Of the Eighth
district council of the order of Red
Men will be held in the Odd Fellow
and Red Mems halls this afternoon
and evening. Delegates from various
places in the district arrived this
morning and are preparing for big
conclaye which will conclude to-
might. 4..
The eighth district Is composed of
Mansfield, Shelby, Upper sandusky,
Mt. Vernon and Merton The Moth
er Solomon council, degree of Po-
cohontas and degree teams from Up
lper Sandusky viii be present and
will confer the degree upon class
Of candidates. The degree will be
conferred in spectacular order and
the session premises to be notable
one.
The degree of Pocohontas and 9th.
er companion branches Of The Red
Men will hold session in the Odd Eel
low hall on north Main street. while
the tribe of Red Men will meet in
the lodge halls. .
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
RECEPTION PLANNED
Wesley Congregation will Enjoy a
Social.

A reception will be given to the
members OF the Wesley NJ. h. church
and their friends in the church pr
lors Wednesday. evening: u at ,seyen
o'clock. There will be an interest
ing program and special chorus
will contribute numerous selections.
Ihe newly elected teachers , of the
Sunday school will be installed and
there will be several addresses, in
Guiding one by Rev w. iMcBrackney
superintendent of the district. REV.
III. McCleary, the new pastor of the
church, will be among the speakers.
The remainder of the evening will be
devoted to a reception and social.
Leave your packages at Beatty 4
Longs. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
probate Court 11ctes|

The will OF A. J. Jones, deceased,
of Bowling Green township, was pro-
bated today .....
The will Ot John G. Geddis, of
ClarIdon township, was filed for pro-
bate today. The hearing will be held
October 10.
"a marriage license was issued 10
George JeffCrs and Bessie Mccormick
today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
BANANA JOHN GONE
L. pruzzo Brings Suit to Foreclose
a Chatel Mortgage o

Louis Pruzzo brought a suit In
the court OF Justice Charles II
Conley, this mWptng, to fpreclosc
q chattel mortgage on the house
hold fuigifture'SSdt John follette
'Tittle Banana John "A The banana
vendeE married Eda tafdoha, an
Iteliah girl, whose home YVES in
Columbus. !; The. couple could no,
agree and Johnny left for parts
unknown leaving lhis wife to pay
the mortgage. Which she was unable
to doit tt. 98Hu .S,. .tHt
The goods are located IN a
house on Fest George street and the
constable hes been instructed ia
take the furniture and to deliver II
to Pruzzo.
Suits worth 500 90, jriced but
SlJ. % at LUDWIG'S
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
A DOZEN GOOD MRH
Nov Being Considered by Local
Polo Men,

Directors OF the local polo team are
working hard to secure good players
for the team which will represent
Marion in the Ohio State league this
winter. At least twelve men are
beihg considered by the management
and despite the fact that Taylor will
not play with Marion this year, q
team fully as strong il not stronger
than last years aggregation will be
collected
The players will be signed within
Il few days aud will report here
about October %, The season will
commence Nov aud the first game
will be played here Nov 8.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
ASSISTANT EMPLOYED
Miss Goa zachman is Aided 10
u the Staff. .,f ..a

\ meeting of the Board of Educa-
lion was held at o'clock this morn
ing for the purpose of electing an as
lstant teacher at the Silver street
building for the remainder of the
chool year Miss Cora Zachman
was selected TO fill the position and
she will be paid a salary of $25 per
month. She will be stationed by
Superintendent Frank.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
SMOKY FURNACE
Calls Fire Department to the
Masonic Block.

While the fire departments were
engaged in extinguishing the fire at
tee Mattress factory last evening, a
call came from the Masonic block.
The departments split and brigade
was Immediately dispatched TO the
block. A furnace boiler was out Of
order and was sending off volumes
of smoke. The occupants OF the
building thought that the building
was on fire end summoned the
department. The IRE nghters were
not long delayed, however and hur-
ried back to the Blaine avenue FIRE.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
GREEK VS. GREEK
Alumni Team will Play the Prese, {
High School Team.

\ fcot ball team. composed of
members OF the Alumni association
OF the Marion High school will play
game with the present foot ball
team OF the school at Webb park
Wednesday afternoon following s.hool
hours No admi.Jlon will be charged.
1t Is expected that the game will be
interesting throughout, showing the
merits IS woll rs demerits of old and
new football.
CAN SELL you good land cheap
in Central Oklahoma. Address A. H..
Myers, Shawnee, Okla,
-1-tu&thud&swp3mo
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
Welded IN CINGY
Former Marion Man Marries a
Queen City Lady.

Announcement has been made to
their friends in this city of the mar
riage of Mr. Fred w Teltz. aged
twenty-four, formerly of this city,
and Miss Anna MCGUIRE, ol Cincln-
natl. the wedding ceremony having
occurred at the Grand Hotel, Ciucin
natl, Saturday morning, The cere
mony was performed by Squire Du-
mont. 4.t,
Teitz was well known In this city.
where he has resided a number of
years. He left this city about two
months ago and is now travelling.
He was formerly employed as cook
at the C, & T.. eating house.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

green gauze ribbon with long stream
/ ing ends. Miss Louise Hershey, OF
Washington, c. H., who was maid OF
honor, preceded the bride. she wore
an empire gown of apple green mes.
saline. DR.. Ronald Rarey, brother OF
the bridegroom, was best man The
ushers were Messrs. Draper Daugh-
erty. brother of the bride; Herbert
Halliday, Robert p. Duncan Halliday
Thompson, Frank Rogers, Faxon Al
berry and Bert Stewart.
The bride was accompanied 10 the
altar by her father, who gave her
in marriage. She wore an empire
gown Of ivory satin and irish bro
chot lace. A eoronet of orange bios
SONS held her veil in place In her
coiffure, It's fllmy folds falling grace
fully to the hem OF her gown. She
carried bouquet of white orchids
and lilies OF the valley.
After the ceremony Mr.. Rarey aud
mis- bride left for a two weeks trip
They will make their home at 1905
East Long street Ohio state Jour
nal
At q meeting of the members OF
the b. p. club, yesterday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. Carrie Welch,
on North Grand avenue, the club was
r. organized and will be known in the
future as the s. T. circle. Mrs.
Welch was elected president; Mrs.
George Davis. secretary; Mrs. Willis
Bowers. pianist, and Mrs. George
Hofstetter. reporter, a nice lunch
con was served by the hostess, after
which Mrs. Bowers contributed a
piano solo and Miss Dottie Welch
vocal selection.
One week from Friday the club
will meet with Mrs. Fred Bradrn, of
North Grand avenue.
The Woman's club held very
meeting yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs, Jonas
South Prospect street. Mrs.
J. T.. Waddell read a paper on
Egypt" end Mrs. V. u. DombaugS
rendered piano solo. 'orlgin and
Character of the Egyptians" was
the subject OF paper by Mrs. s.
+. Barlow.
The club will meet next with
Miss Taylor Of West Church street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
Auctioneer.

G.. w. Sells will auctioneer all
public sales at reasonable prices.
Guarantee satisfaction, i3s West Cen
ter: Phone 57S. -1O-s-sOtpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

If YOU want to keep posted
on local events in city and
ounty, take the MIRROR.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

MILLINERY AT CUT PRICES.
last week of the Big Sale. Don't de.
lay But come now.
ut .Al,, GooDsELLSa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

Babies skin will be soft and smooth
II you give them HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea this month, 1t reg
uIates the stomach and bowels. II
makes the little ones sleep and grow
SO cents
Floeken's Pharmacy,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

Beatty & Long sell soft shoes for
tender feet. It
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

with interest at six per cent from
July 70, 1908 against Frank and
Presley Wingo.
L. Il. Myers is attorney for the
pleintln.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

Don't miss the Big Sale at Good
sells. n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

New sweater Jackets Every style
81 9S TO So 90 f.. LUDWIG'S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

gntS.
The plaintiff asks for divorce, ali
mCny and an order restraining the
defendant A. c. court from drawing
any Of the money that is due him
| nom the John AmicOn company and
the company from paying ony of the
money due TO the defendant A
temporary injunction was granted
ly b. G. Young today.
The amounts in which William
F. Johnson. the defaulting clerk OF
courts, was indebted TO the county
OF Merton hae been paid in full and
neither the county nor the bonding
companies have any further claim
against the former Official
Through the Fidelity company. of
Maryland, the county received
SG24.S9 which was peid into the or
flee OF the clerk of courts. John
son haying appropriated that amount
Of the fees and receipts of the Of
nee 10 his own use. In addition the
sum of $174.72 was paid by the
bonding company into the county
treaslrer's Office. Johnson hay
ing drawn that amount Illegally as
salary.
Ia addition to that amount john
son has elso made good 1895 in
witness fees which he appropriated
to his own use and for which thlr-
teen, citizens OF the county who
went on his bond, were liable. At
ons time during the second term
OF the official he found It impos-
slDle to get a bonding company to
80 on his bond. A number of bIs
friends came to the rescue and
upon Johnson's promise to faithfully
iulilll the duties OF his office they
signed the bond. Recently these men
were asked to make good the
amount of Johnsons defalcations
Whlle they were his bondsmen. They
went after the ex-clerle and he made
q settlement. This money is now
N the hands OF the clerk OF courts
Tor distribution.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

George II, Oller has filed pc.
tition In the court of Common Pleas
seeking judgment on a note for s175
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

The Home Guards of America, met
In regular session last evening with
an exceedingly large attendance. Three
candidates were initiated and two
applications were acted upon. Ar
rengements were made TO visit the
Neomia home at Mansfield the goth
OF this month, the occasion being
the anniversary OF Mansfield homo.
All members of Marion home are
invited.
iaIhe Knights OF Pythlas of this
district will hold a big meeting
October 30 at Delaware Charles II
Conley district deputy, will be IN
charge OF the meeting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

V. d. Boxwell, OF Green Camp.
was received at the county jail
tuesday to remain until he pays
a fine Of So and costs for drunken
ness He was found guilty OF the
offense in the court OF Mayor e. c.
Anderson, of Green Camp.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

About one hundred knights Tenn.
plar and their ladies'. belonging to
Marion commandery No 80, X. T.,
left this morning In q special train on
the Big Four for Cincinnati to at
tend he annual conclave Of the
Grand Commandery of the knights
TemDlar Of Ohio,
The grand commandery will be In
session for three days. During the
stay OF the Marionites in Cincinnati
their headquarters will be at the New
Havlin hotel, The Marion delegation
will take part in the parade and in
many other features Of the conc'ave.
G. s. MoGuire. of this city, Is the
grand captain of the guard of the
grand commandery
Tho party will return Friday on
special train.
Kosciusko Ledge Transacted rou-
tine business at ther regular meet
ing Monday evening and there was
a good attendance.
On Wednesday evening special
social session will be held. A
pleasant time has been arranged
for and at the close of the program
refreshments will be served This
is for all Odd Fellows.
On Friday evening the Encamp-
ment will have called meeting
to confer degrees on class of candl-
dates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13

rms Is the last week of the Big
sale at Goodselrs. n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

wastefrl mining methods it will last
only SO years. The same causes Will
iii approximately that time exhaust al,
of the cheaply mined thin veins in
the Allegheny series of Pennsylvania.
Ohio and northern West Virginia, and
Pittsburg's industries will have en-
tered upon the expensive methods OF
mining coal by deep shafts TO beds Of
inferior quality, of only one to two
feet in thickness and of attempting to
recover at great expense the many mil
lions Of tons of good fuel already left
in the pillars, roofs and bottoms of
long abandoned mines. This is no fairy
story. 1t is as sure to come in SO
years as that the sun Will rise tonlor-
row.
THE quantity of natural gas, the.
best of all fuels, which western Penn
sYivania has wasted from the many
thousands of wells drilled in her bor-t
ders. vastly exceeds In value all the
petroleum she has ever produced Not
satisfied with thus despoiling your own
commonwealth of its most precious fuel
possession, some of your most powerful
corporations. with headquarters in
Pittsburs, have been the principal,
agents in wasting unnunbered billions
OF cubic feet of this precious fuel In
the states of Ohio and West Virginia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05
REFORM OF THE
FRANCHISE In GERMANY

OF the. Prussian franchise, in keeping
with the march Of the times. Will re-
cord with satisfaction that an Import
ant step has been taken In the right
direction. The Emperor William. in
his capacity as King Of Prussia, has Is
Prussian diet: declared an ameliora e
accordance with eeogomic Develop le,s 2I
tasen sarea ana eSe
When the king Of Prussia soiemniy
states that he considers such reform.
ties OF tho day It may safely be as
8s s. that the Prussian government nm II
say. this fact has met with the a, ap-
been in favor OF an amelioration and
reform of the franchise Tor the last dec
adei In so far as the press has
the throne. 1T has principally contented
itself with drawing attention to the
fact that no fixed time has been APP
the government. am told that the
government is making the necessary
preparation for such a reform with all
possible energy. It is easy. to under.
party. for the existing state OF the
franchise in Prussia assures a decided
that is neither 5nstlfled BY ' the actual ns
numbers of the supporters OF that
party nor by the ecenonic develop
ments of the last decade. The. rival
strength of the Conservative and
Liberal parties in Prussia is approxi-
20 ypre s',t srsfem of
voting enables the Conservatives to
make sure OF moro than double the
seats secured by the Liberals of
Prussia. so that the latter party
has practically SUNK into insig-
nificance in the Prussian parliament.
The existing state OF the franchise
enables the agrarian element to pre-
ponderate. from the economic point of
view. whereas Prussia has, in tho
course of the last half century, changed
from an agricultural to an industrial
state.-Continental Correspondence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05
AMERICAN WHALERS OUsTED,

Only a. short time ago. too saw a
notice in an obscure corner of d news
paper that a whaling vessel had sailed
from Preston-of all places in the
world--for the southern seas on a whal-
ing voyage, And I have no doubt that
others have slipped away from obscure
ports without any flourish OF trum-
pets. intent upon garnering some Of
that hitherto wasted marine wealth
In the otherwise desolate southern
seas.
The once Immense business dwindled
away for many reasons, but chiefly, T
am sure. because the method of con-
Quoting 1t was Anticipated obsolete.
The American whalers We're the very
.'inartest- Of their kind; their intrepid
ity and skill We're truly marvellous, but
they were conservative beyond belief,
and did not adopt the modern methods
which alone would have enabled them
to compete with the products of the
Standard Oil company.
That. attitude has been abandoned,
though American whaling Is now al
most entirely conducted by Portuguese.
and indeed. the. American whalers are
being elboWed aside by the represent
5tatives of other countries, outsiders"
whom they once: looked upon with con-
temptuous pity for thinking they lln-
aderstand the art of mystery of catch
ing sperm whales.
Now there Is very little art. and no
mystery about capturing the leviathan
Danger there is, and will still continue
to be. for the wonderful giant In his
furry or death agony is capable of per-
forming some amazing feats of agility
and strength, but with the perfection
lof modern whale Strengthening appara-
stusl even that danger has almost dis
appeared. And SO of necessity has most
of the romance.
ii can imagine no keener disgust than
that felt by the real sportsman when
watching tame pheasant battle, or
when going through the abattoirs at
Chicago. Such disgust do feel though
no sportsman, ut the thought OF the
noble sea beast, the mighty and yet
harmless monarch OF the ilimitable
main, being assassinntad by the con-
scienceiess anarchists weapons OF
bombs anu poison. Sadly | feel that
the renaissance of whaling, profitable as
II will doubtless be In financial sense,
has brought with it an almost entire
destruction of what was once certain,
ly the most manly and romantic sport
in the worId.--London Daily Mail.