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Efforts are being made by the local po-
lice to capture . man who il wanted here
to answer charges OF robbery at two
hotels. He il also suspected Of having
committed similar work In = hotel IN
Baltimore after leaving here. r. G..
Wright Of Philadelphia was relieved Of
his rifle and articles Of wearing apparel
while occupying apartments at the RAJ
leigh. while Jonn G: Grant Of Atlanta. a
guest OF the New willard. complained OF
the loss Of several gold pins and articles
Of wearing apparel. The police Yesterday
recovered tho stolen property. but the
man who had committed the thefts had
gone
The robbsr adopted novel method Of
gaining access to the rooms, and because
or his boldneSs he was not suspected Of
being an intruder. He appeared on an
upper floor OF the hotel and had bell
boy bring him the key to the room he
wanted to enter and also pitcher of
water. and It WAS not until he had COM
mitted the thefts and gone that the oc-
cupants Of the rooms discovered their
lo6seS.a
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THE COURT RECORD.
United stat,s suprsme Court.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Jus
tice Harlan. Mr.. Justice Brewer. Mr.. JUS
tice White, Mr.. Justice Peckham. Mr.. JUS
tice McKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr..
Justice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Emil c. Wetten of Chicago, ILL.,; r. e.
Lee Marshall Of Baltimore, Nd; c. G.
Hams Of Decatur Ala; Holmes v. NJ.
Dennis, jr, Of New York city: j. c.
Thompson Of Oshkosh. Wis; =. o. Pat
terDon Of Washington, d. c.; Oscar J.
Olmstead Of Waterloo, Iowa; Howard
Thompson Wilcoxon Of Chicago. ILL.,. ant
]. Hanson Thomas OF Baltimore, Mo.
were admitted to practice.
No. 221. First National Bank of Deca.
tur. plaintiff IN error. agt. Albert g.
Henry: argument continued by Mr.. Han.
mis- Taylor for the plaintiff In error and
by Mr.. Amos e Goodhue for the defend
ant in error.
Proceedings after The Stars report
closed yesterday:
No. go. Albert w. Brown. plaintiff In
error. ast. the estate Of George y: fetch.
or: argument continued by Mr.. Henry M
Campbell for the defendant In error, and
concluded by Mr.. Harrison Geer for the
plaintiff in error.
No 221 First National Bank Of Deca-
tur, plaintiff in error. aGt. Albert O.
Henry; argument commenced by Mr.. Han
mis- Taylor for the plaintiff In error
Adjourned until today at IL O'Clock.
The day call for Friday, May l, II q
follows: Nos. 221. 228, 70, 2S3. 24O, az
24S, 2a5, 248 and 249.
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many. It il understood to have felt GER
tain that in view Of it's strange relations
with the Audit System no bids from II
should be entertained.
Other paper companies which bid and
sion were the r. p. Andrews Paper Com.
pany, the American Writing Paper Com
pany, and the Berkshire Hills Paper
Company Of Massachusetts. The whole
amount authorized to be expended for
paper for the government printing ONCE
by the commission, including the $l50.0OC
mentioned above, was about $500. 200. dis
tributed almost entirely among the three
concerns named.
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Upward Movement Started by
"Pennsy" Advance.
OPENED ATAuOWER RANGE
London Closed Today Over Usual
kAy.Day Holiday.
EXTENSIVE RAILWAY GAINS
st, Paul and Southern and Union
Pacific Led the Active List.
Industrials Irregular.
OPENED At AL0WER RANGE
EXTENSIVE RAILWAY GAINS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. May Promptly upon
the announcement this morning of the re-
duction in the dividend upon Pennsyl-
vania railroads stocks from an annual
basis Of per cent to per cent. that
stock advanced a full point. and. after a
momenfary hesitation. the general share
list moved upward in sympathy with
Pennsylvania. Other developments re-
lating to the latter property included the
publication Of the statement Of earnings
for the month of March. which showed
that a decrease in gross earnings of 81
10000 had been reduced to q decrease
ln net earnings of $4,000 on account Of
q curtailment Of operating expenses. and
announcement was made by the bankers
handling the new Pennsylvania loan that
applicants for the latter would receive
only about 5 per cent Of the amount bid
for and further that subscriptions of
less than $4,000 would have to be en-
tirely ignored. The various occurrences
relating to Pennsylvania affairs furnished
about the only important news with the
course Of the business session.
The London stock market was closed
over the usual May day holiday. so no in
fuence was exerted from that direction.
The local stock market opened generally
at the close Of business yesterday, but
gradually developed a. firm tone and to-
ward midday advanced quite rapidly. Elk
tensive gains were scored by st. Paul
Southern and Onion Pacific. together with
the noted advance In Pennsylvania.
The industrial quarter showed smaller
degree of resiliency than did the railway
list, and. in fact movements in that de-
partment were quite irregular. as were
those in the local traction stocks.
Business Casualties Discussed.
1t was again true that the recent bust
ness casualties upon the stock exchange
in their various significance occupied
large part Of the days discussion,
although, on the other hand. rumors Of
q Ier impending difnculties were much
less persistent than has been the case
during the past ten days.
Little or no interest appeared to be
taken In the outlook for tomorrow's bank
statement, despite the large exports Of
gold and the return Of q portion OF the
government balances. Notwithstanding
the latter, the banks gained nearly mil
lion dollars from the subtreasury yesfer-
day. roducing their net loss on the weeks
deaii&D to s., 2SS. 600.
The Foreign exchange market was
slightly reactionayy. but the tendencies
there attracted about as little attention as
was accorded to other aspects OF none
tafy affairs in general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-01
IMPORTS TO pHILPPINES.
Bill introduced to Amend the Tariff
Lava

Chairman Payne of the committee on
ways and means has introduced q bill to
amend the existing tariff law governing i'm.
portations in the Philippine Islands. 1t
bears no relation whatever to the tariff
bills to govern importations from the
islands into the United States, and APP
plies solely to producing conditions in
the Philippines. 1t is the intention of
the leaders In Congress to pass the bill
at this session.
The bill is an administration measure,
having been recommended py the Philip
pine commission in the islands. the Phil
ippine commissioners here. the .insular
bureaus and the Secretary Of War
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Special Dispafch to The star.
:res esossss!. l.ossi ;cs';: 30 . rsa western saa
6Ss.aSo: steamer No. red. SSEaso; rccc;uts.
SSH husheis: smthern on erade. 9IAal .00it
cORN.strcns; spot mi1ed. .iha7l1i: No. /.
SoH: steamer mixed, 8IHassls; receipts. IA asi;
hushels: exports. =. ia b.shels.
0ATS-Firm; No. white. Ssa59h; No
white. 5Sans; No. . mixed. 56a56ia; receipts
s3s2 bushels
,RYE-Firm; No. 3 western export. s5AS6: No
bushels.
HAY-steady unchanged.
GRAIN FREI0HTS-vefy 0at,i UNCHANGED
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BERLIN. May LA dispatch from Mu-
Mich states that Herr Julius Frank. the
historical painter. had been run over by
an automobile there and killed.
Julius Frank was a painter Of religious
and historical subjects. He was born In
Munich in 1929. and was the son OF Mi
chael Sigismund Frank, an artist. Julius
Frank was pupil OF Schraudolph.
Among his best known works are 1.-The
Good Shepherd 1.-The Guardian Angel
mater Dolorosa'' and ''St. Sebastian."
He executed a cycle Of wall paintings
from sacred and profane II story for the
National Museum at Munich, and an
other cycle of mural pictures from sub
jects in the New Testament for the Phil
appine congregation in Tostyn Poster.
His numerous easel pictures were chiefly
madOnnae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-01
SENT TO CONFERENCE.
House Disagrees to Senate Amend
ments to the District Bill.

The House OF Representatives has dis
agreed to the Senate amendments to the
District Of Columbia appropriation bill.
by which that measure was increased by
approximately &2,OO0.OO. The bill now
goes to conference. The conferees on the
part Of the House are Representative
Gardner Of Michigan. chairman of the
subcommittee which prepared the bill:
Representative Madden Of Illinois and
REPRESENTATIVE Burleson OF Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-01
Closing ouotations

Clos1nG Quota tons. -
AZ the close Of the stock exchange the
loIowing stocks had changed in nrscs
.ince above quotations, there beine M
N balance Of thu closing prices:
Am. Beet Sugar Co., lS%.
Am Car and Foundry, 35%.
Am. Ice Securities, ~.
american Locomotive, Az
american Locomotive. pfd.. 100.
American Smelling, Il.
american Smelling. pfd. 96,s
American Too, pfd., 3d.
Anaconda. 37H.
Atchison, Top. 4 9. Fe, sOx.
AtShi:on. Top. q g. Fe. pfd.. ssn.
Atlantic Coast Line, &SN.
Baltimore & Ohio. S13s.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 1914.
Canadian Pacific. 1854.
Central Leather. 24l1.
Chesapeake & Ohio, 361A.
Chicago, Mi. 4 st. Paul, 13}.
Chicago. NIL 4 st. Paul, pfd.. 10
Chicago & N. W., 151ls.
Colorado Fuel & Iron. 24k.
Colorado. Southern. 81.
Consolidated Gas. 1904.
Delaware & HUDSON. 139%
Distillers' Securities. 32k.
Erie. common. l8h.
Erie. 1st preferred, 1914.
Great Nor hern Ore, aSlA.
Great Northern. pfd.. III
Illinois Central, 1884.
lnterboro Metropolitan. 1OL.
? Interboro Metropolitan. pfd.. :sh.
kAneas City Southern. 23%.
Louisville and Nashville 1Os
: Mexican Central, 1875.
No, Kansas and Tex. CON-. PA.
Missouri. Kansas & Texas. pfd., 50.
NJ. 8. p. 4 8. g. NJ, 1l1h.
Missouri Pacific. AIN.
National Biscuit Co. SAL
National Lead ~.
New York Central, 101M
New York. Chicago & ST. Louis. 1884,.
NY, Ontario 4 West: 34h.
Northern Pacific. 1854.
Pennsylvania r. r.. 1904.
Pressed Steel Car. ?4at
Railway Steel Spring Co.. 81.
Reading. 10.
Republic Iron & Steel. pfd.. 67b.
Rock Island. CON-, ,1JA.
Rock Island. pfd.. ~.
Southern Pacific. SOsk.
Southern Pacific. pfd.. lis.
Southern Railway. l3h.
Tennessee Copper, 371S
Toledo. st. Louis and West. Ia.
Toledo. st. L. and West. Lfd.. 4Js.
Union Pacific. 1874.
Union Pacific. pfd., SIN.
L. 8. Rubber. 2O7S
". 8. Steel. 36
u. g. Steel. pfd.. 1OlA.
Utah Consolidated, .8h.
Wabash. 1OA.
Wabash. pfd.. 1917
Western Union, JO3a.
Westinghouse Elec. Man. SIN.
Wisconsin Central. 1874.
Wisconsin Central. pfd. 20.
BONDS.
American ToL. Is, e.
American Tob. g.. 1861.
b. r.. r. 20. TN.
Interborough Net. 49,. 64A.
Rock Island A, 8iih
United States Steel S., 04&.
Union Conver. Il. $50.
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PHILADELPHIA. May L. The d.
rectors Of the Pennsylvania railroad
Company today declared a semi annual
dividend of per cent. which is a re-
duction OF one-half OF I per cent from
the last semi-annual dividend, and
places the stock on . per cent basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-01
THE FOREIGN BANKS.

LONDON. May 1. 4 p.m.-Bar silver
steady at - 5-18 per ounce. Money. "a
~ per cent. Discount rates. short and
three months bills. est AZ 1118 per cent.
PARIS. May Closing: Three per
the account. Exchange on London, IS
francs, Is centimes for checks.
BERLIN. May 1.-Exchange OIL Lon
don, 20 marks 43& pfennigs for checks
Discount rates. short bills, An per cent /;
three months bills, AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-01
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS

Nothing Of, special consequence marked
the meeting Of the stock exchange today.
The trading was not large and the quo
tations supplied were about on the same
level a. those of yesterday ss<9
The annual statement Of the Affairs Of
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company made by the president and d.
rectors to the stockholders was distributed
today. 1t shows a surplus OF xJ52. TO. Is
for the year ended December 81, 1901. be-
the preceding year of'9.28 per cent.
applied as follows: To the payment of q
per cent dividend on the preferred stock,
$425.O0O. and to discount on the sale Of
$3.50, 1000 Of the per cent bonds Of the
company in lieu of maturing Metropolitan
Railroad Company's certificates, &52, TOO.
The balance was credited to profit and
loss. and amounted to $94, 420.75.
The total surplus of the company at the
close OF 1907 IL given as $632, 381 IS
1t IL further stated that each Of the
railways in the system shows an increase
in passenger trafYlc over the year pre-
ceding, and the largest percentage of
such increase IL that of the washington
and Rockville Company, next comes the
Anacostia and Potomac River Company,
then the Georgetown and Tenleytown
Company and the City and Suburban
Company.
The percentage Of operating expenses to
gross earnings was 1.88. the lowest rate,
with the exception Of one year, since
1902.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-01
Liverpool Grain Prices.

LIVERPOOL, May Closing: Wheat
Spot arm: No. red western winter, 70 Sd /:
No. California. Is I'd: futures. steady;
May. - 2ssd: July, Is I'd: September. Is
5hd. CorI-6pot. firm: new American
kiln dried. rs 1Od: old American mixed,
SIS 10lzd; futures, quiet: May. So ND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-01
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The cotton mar
ket opened easy ut an advance OF IL
points to a decline Of 10 points, near
months being higher on the cable. while
July was unchanged and later months
lower under heavy realising and bear
pressure, which was encouraged by the
appearance of large selling orders IN the
hands of recent buyers. better weather
in the south and a private acreage report
Indicating an increase Of As per cent
The market Vas unsettled and about IL
to n points net lower during the middle
OF the morning.
Futures opened easy. May. S.6o; June.
s7e; July. S.75: August. sI1; October,
$50; December. s.59; January. S.61; Feb
ruary. s85: March. S.68
Before the decline was checked July
sold ~ $50 and October at ga. or IL to
20 points net lower. The market was less
active late in the forenoon. apd prices at
midday were q shade up from the lowest
on covering. Spot. quiet; middiing up
lands, 1O3e; middling golf. 1O.45
Estimated receipts at the ports today:
5000 bales. against 9O13 las. week and
e1S6 last year For the week. 0OOO0 bales
against 5S.737 last week and 73.0e1 last
yea. Today's receipts at New Orleans
$50 bales. against 1.27S last year. and
at Houston, LEO bales. against 1.S66 last
year.
Liverpool Cotton Prices.
LIVERPOOL. May 1.-Closing: Cotton
Spot. in fair demand: prices ten POINTS
higher: American middling. fair. 6O2;
good middlinE 5.88: middling, 80; low
niiddling. 5.06: good ordinary. 4.62; ordi-
nary. Al. The sales of the day were
s.0O bales. OF which 800 were, for specu-
lstion and export. and included 1850
American. Receipts. 3.tJO bales. including
100 American. Futures opened firm
and closed unsettled: American middling.
8. o. c.: May. 40: May-June 4.9O: June
July. 4.s9la; July-AuGust. 4.sIA: August
September. 4.S2: September October. 4.T4;
October-Nevember. 4.66: November De-
cember. .4.6Sls: December-January. i641.:
JanuaryFebruary. 4.&3h; February
March. A.64h: March-April. 1851.
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The World of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bank
ers and brokers. Hibbs building: memoers
New York Stock Exchange, washington.
Stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
Trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-01
Government Hecaints.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. $191s.O07. Government re-
ceipts: From internal revenue. $703. o02:
customs. 1922 427: miscellaneous, 81 ,055;
expenditures. 81, 10000O.
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CURB QUOTATIONS.

Quotations furnished BY 3. +. Hutton Z Co..
members New York stock Exchange; g. Bowie
Chapman, manager. 1901 st. NV.
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Sales.-Regular call II o'clock noon--Capita]
Traction %. $23, 500 at l109k 5000 at llOj1
Capital Traction. 10 at 121. ct IN.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd.. Y. at 80.
Washington Gas. IL at 6S, 10 at 68, Is at 07x
. at 67%. % at 01%
Lanston MoDotype, 100 at 81.
Mitchell Mining. 100 at r.
United States Trust. 10 at SIN.
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am. sugar.
Am. Tobacco. pfd.
Anaconda .........
Al. Top. & 8. Fe. .
A.. T. & 8. F., pfd
At. Coast Line.
Baltimore 4 Ohio.
Brook. Rapid Tran
Ca-adian Pacific.
| c.. G.. c. & st. L.
Central Leather.
Cent. Leather. pfd.
Chesa.. 4 Ohio.
Chi. Great Western
Chi. Mil. & st. P.
G.. M. & st. p, pfd.
Chicago 4 NV.
Col. Fuel & Iron.
Colorado Southern.
Consolidated Gas.
Corn Products.
Corn Products. pfd
Della. 4 Hudson. 90.
Del, Lac. q West. /.
Den. & Rio Grande .
Distillers' Securities
Erie. common.
Erie. ist pfd. ......
Erie, I'd pfd. ......
General Electric. . . .
Great Nor. Ore. . . .
Great Nor. pfd.
Hooking Valley.
Illinois Central. i.
Inter. Metropolitan .
inter Met, pfd.
INTERIM tional Paper
K. c. Southern .
X. c. Southern. pfd.
Louisville & Nash. .
Mackay Co.'S. .
Mackay Co.'S. pfd. .
Mexican Central. . .
NJ. K. & T.. com. il.
NJ. X. & T.. pfd. .
NJ. 8. P. & 8. s. M.
Missouri Pacific. .
National Biscuit Co.
National Lead.
n. Y. Air Brake. . i.
n. 7. Central.
NY. Chi. & St.L.
y. T., Ont. 4 w.
Norfolk & Western.
Northern Pacific.
Pac. Mail Steam.
pennsylvania R.R. i.
Peoples Gas OF Chi.
Pressed Steel Car. i.
Ry. Steel Spring Co.
Reading ............
Rep. Iron & Steel. d.
Rep. /. & g.. pfd...
Rock Island. com . i.
Rock Island, pfd.
Sloss-Shemeld Steel
9. L. & 8. F.. I'd pfd.
st. Louis 8. W., pfd.
Southern Pacific.
Southern Pac.. pfd.
Southern Railway. !.
Southern Rwy.. pfd.
Tennessee Copper
Toll. St. L. & w.
T., 8. L. & W., pfd.
Union Pacific.
Union Pacific. pfd.
Y. g. Rubber. ......
U. 8. Rubber, pfd. =
U. 8. Steel. ........
Y. 8. Steel. pfd. 49,.
Utah Copper.
Va.-Car. Chem. Co.
Wabash ..........
Wabash. pfd.
Western Union. 49,,
West. Elec. Man.
Wisconsin Central. :.
Wis. Central. pfd.
Wooden Goods. -.
BOZ
Am. Tobacco Il.
Am. Tobacco Is. -.
B. II. T. a.
Inter. Net. 41ks. 49,.
Rock Island Is.
=. 8. Steel 81. 49,.
Union Coi1ver. Is. :.
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Open. High. Low 2;s 81
Anal. Copper. S0ls 60A 50N oO7s
Am Beet Sugar Co. Is 10 Is ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-01

CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Justice Wright
Montrose Lumber Company at. Heaton
motion for new trial MED; piaintiHe At
torney. W. e. Richardson; defendants at
torney, E. 8. Duvall.
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nard.
United States agt. Albert johnson ana
John Hailstock; larceny from United
States: motion for new trial overruled :
sentence Suspended and personal rec.
ogrisance taken: attorneys: p. ]. Bacon
and !. Mod. Carrington.
United States art. Edward Leon Thomp-
son; abortion: defendant arraiened; plea
not guilty: attorney. W. e. Ambrose.
United States aSt. Grover Warneke;
embbexxlement; plea not guilty: attorney.
W. E. Ambrose.
In re habeas corpus Of aophronia King;
order dismisaing petition discharEing writ
and demanding 6ophronia to custody OF
girls reform school; petitioners attorney,
r. Merriweather; respondents attorney,
]. N. Proctor.
United States at. John C. Allen: EN-
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CIosdnG Quota tons.
At the close Of the stock excban1. ~.
~. .sGnowins stocks had changed in price
chsn,s a1 70 quotations. there being no
Amalgamated Copper, 0O1x.
Am. Beet Sugar Co., lS%.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-10
RAILROAD l1otes

Orders haye been received by the
car repair departments of the Erie
road and the major portion of the
Others to the effect that soon it
shall be the duty OF the repairmen
to sort out disabled cars. The
demands of the officials this year
will be very great, 1t is said and
all of the wooden cgrs which have
In the past been used for various
purposes over the lines after hav-
ing been very Dearly used up wIll
be consigned to the scrap heap aud
new cars placed in service as fast
ps they are manufactured.
Considering the fact that there
will be very great scarcity of cars
along the lines OF the road it is I'M.
known whether the cars which are
to be destroyed can we'll be repla,
ed. 1t is recognized that there viii
be an immense stortage in cars next
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-10
Lad ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT In FACE
Small Bullet Flattens Itself
on His Teeth.
William Bonhan the Victim was
Playing with Another boy
at the Time.

William Bonhen, aged eleven, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bort Bonham,
of two miles west of Green Camp,
was the victim OF serious accident
occurring Saturday morning.
While playing with neighbor
boy, Albert NIillisCr, young Bonhan
was accidentally shot through the
face with twenty-five caliber re-
volver The boys were engaged In
shooting rats when the accident
occurred. MElsor was handling the
revolver and in his excitement over
chasing a rat, the wegpon was dis
charged, the bullet entering young
Bonhan's right cheek and ilattening
out against his teeth.
The injured boy was hastily re-
moved to his home and Dr.. Fine
frcck of Green Camp was summon
cd. The physicirn found that the
bullet had cut clean hole through
the thick part of the cheek and
upon striking the teeth had cut off
two and then flattened out on one
OF the incisors. After the accident
the boy spit out pieces of the bull
let The physician declares that
the accident will not have serious
results.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-10
TWO BIG
MEETINGS
Will be Held In Marion be-
fore Election Day.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
Have Been Secured by the
Committee.
Hon. James Z. Campbell, Hoo. l J.
Dunn, Hon. Atlee Pomerinc aud
Hon. T. S. Hogan Coming.

rho county executive committee has
colapletcd arrangements with tie
state committee at Columbus for two
more meetings in Marion before the
close of the campaign, with promi-
nent speakers to deliver the address
es.
On Thursday evening, October %,
Hon. James Il. Campbell, ex-goyer-
nor of Ohio, and the present en-
dorsee OF the Democrats OF Ohio TO-,
the United States senatorshlp, and
Hon. |. j Dunn of Nebraska, the
man who was selected to place in
nomination the name of William lem
nngs Bryan in the Denver conven-
tion will be the speakers. This meet
ing will be held in the Royal skat-
ing rink. Hon. William e. Sc1feld
will preside, and one of the bands oil