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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-10

matanza general de cristianos
en- todo el imperio. Numero-
sos batallones Sc estan recon-
centrando en- esta capital con
Ell fin de estudiar un plan de
campana por ell cual Sc puede
acudir prontamente q los 81
tios mas amenazados por los
fanaticos. Por los registros
practicable en- los diversos
departamentOs de Yildiz Sc ha
encontrado otro tesoro consis-
tente en- pleas de orc por va
lar de 15 millones de libras tur
cas- pertenecientes al depuesto
sultan. Dicho tesoro ha pasa-
do a ser propiedad de la ma
ci6n.
Napoles, Mayo lU.-En las
ciudades reciendestruidas de
Reggie y Messina Sc ha senti,.
do aver fuertes temblores de
TERRA. Algunos edificios que
habian empezado 4 edificarsc
han sufrido deterioros de con-
sideraci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-10
La lucha para election
de conpronisarios,
fue ALI fraternal y
correcta.
Impression causada por el
alegato presentado al
Congress- por la conf
sion de la camara.
Ode nuestro corresponsal

Mayo 7.-Mr. Gardwood,
Inspector general de escuelas,
visit6 las de este pueblo en- la
pasada semana. Los maestros
quedaron gratamente impre-
sionados con este americana,
cuyo caracter franco y anna
BILE conquist6 la simpatia de
cuantos le trataron.
Las elecciones para COM
promisarios tuvieron tambien
lugar en- la semana pasada
con la mayor ammonia, en- to-
dos los barrios En- Ell pueblo
Sc luch6 fraternalmente, por-
que habia dos candidates, pc
ro result6 elegido el senior Fe-
lipe Lopez, habiendo todos
quedado satisfechos de esta
election.
Ell mensaje de la comision
puertorriqueha al Congreso de
los Estados Unidos ha sido
muy lefdo y favorablemente
comentado en- este pueblo Els
considerable como un docu-
mento altamente honroso
para sus autores y para Puer-
ia Rico. Sc cree que debiera
ser impreso en- un folleto para
que pueda ser conservado CO.
mo I'm valioso ,recuerdo de es-
te periodo tan trascendental
de la historic de este pals.
I'm desgraciado aconteci-
miento Sc ha registrado en- es-
ia semana. En- ell .estableci-
miento de don Antonio Co.
netjer escapose I'm tiro de es-
copeta de una que habia sido
puesta sobre el mostrador por
un individuo que la trafa de
una partida de caza. Ell dis
paro fue a herir a dos estima-
dos jovenes que ALI Sc halla-
ban por casualidad, Anasta-
clio Velez, jovencito de ounce
amos, y Antonio Garcia, algo
mayor. Las heridas declara-
das de pronostico reservado,
fueron en- el primero en- el bra
20 derecho, y en- ell segundo,
en- ell costado izquierdo, re-
gi6n abdominal. Ell joven We
lez Sc encuentra va meior, mas
Garcia Sc dice que ha empeo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-10

de todavfa continua "a de Ia
tarde) sin conocimiento.
Felix Armenteros es de &c
amos de edad ,casado con Am
paro Cardona, ebanista, y ma
tural de Arecibo.
Juliana Cardona es de'20 a.
nos de edad, hija de D. Eduar-
do y vecina de esta ciudad.
Ambos han gozado del carl
no Y respeto de esta sociedad,
en- cuyos habitantes ha produ-
cido honda sensaci6n el horro-
roso sucesO.
Sc ignoran las causas que
determinaron a Felix q ma
tar a Juliana Y q suieidarse.
La bala que dej6 sin vida a Fe-
lX peneJTO pOr La DOVeda pala-
tina Y sali6 por el craneo, per-
forandolo.
Felix deia en- la orfandad q
unos cuantos nihos y a una viu
da j6ven.
No debo terminar sin antes
hacer pGbIica manifestation
de la caballerosidad Y correc-
ci6n del juez municipal Sr. ].
|. Gomez, quien puso a mi dis
posici6n tOdos los medios de
obtener rspidamente los datos
necesarios para La Cores
pondencia de P. r. i, pues que
cree que la prensa debe mere
Ger el mas alto concepto de las
autoridades Y faciIitarsela to
do cuanto pueda redundar en-
bien del servicio 'pdblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-10
Ell juez Gomez procede eOrrecta-
mente con los representatives
de la preRsa,.
(De nuestro reporter.

~ AANS'o1o SPS@SSA'/
Mayo 8.-Ampho las noti-
cias contenidas en- mi telegra-
ma de hoy, acerca del tragico
suceso, ocurrido a las $50 a.
NJ, en- el callejon de las Mer-
cedes antes Pue1ate Bagazo.
Gracias al Sr. jose /. Co.
mez, juez municipal de esta
ciudad, a quien yo acompana-
ba, he podido obtener para
"La Correspondence" los da-
tos, que proporcionaban los q.
declaraban.
Primeramente fuimos a vera
Juliana Cardona, quien, por
hallarse en- estado de estupor,
producido por la gravedad de
la herida de bala, no ha podido
declarar, pero pude observar
que ell proyectil recorri6 una
trayectoria por la superficie
del temporal derecho, desde
la oreja hasta la mitad supe-
rior del arco supra -orbitario
del ojo del mismo lado, vien-
dose porciones de masa ence-
falica, al exterior.
Despues fuimos a la casa
morada de Amparo Cardona,
"a la que encontramos dando
desaforados gritos en- la sala,
y en- el cuarto contiguo vimos
el cadaver de Felix Armente-
ros, yacente en- una CANA de
hero.
Parece que Juliana Cardo-
ma Sc levant6 con la decidida
intenci6n de marcharse a vivir
al campo, y su hermana, Am
paro, procuraba disuadirla de
semejante prop6sito. Viendo
que sus carinosas palabras no
tenfan ninguna autoridad pa
ra retenerla q su lado, la dejo
ir, pero advirtiendo a SUI espo-
so Felix que fuese tras ella y
la hiciese regresar 10 mas an
tes possible. Sc llama al padre
D. Eduardo Cardona para que
tomase las medidas conducen-
tes al case, y secund6 a su hi
ia Amparo cerca de Felix, ro-
gandole fuese en- busca de Ju-
llama y La trajese consigo.
Felix accedi6, pero antes
abrio ell ropero y saco de 6l un
revolver de 9 milfmetros, que
meti6 en- un bolsillo de la par
te de atras del pantal6n.
Notando Amparo quetranss-
currfa bastante tempo sin q.
ninguno de los dos llegase, Sc
lanzo a la Gale en- su busca, y
cuando estaba cerca del lugar
del suceso, dij6ronla dos indi-
viduos:
-"Aht sc han matadO IN honl
bre q una mujer". Amparo no
necesito mas para correr en- Sc,
guida al sitio senalado; al yer
a SUI marido, Sc arroi6 al suelO
lie estrecho entire sus brazos y
prorrumpi6 en- agudos gritos,
que hicieron acudir q Gregorio
Colon, guardia de la franca
Mercedes, quien vino a dar el
parte al iuez municipal, Sr.
Gomez, que Sc hallaba en- a.
quellos momentos en- compa-
MIA del captain de la policia,
Sr. Tallada.
Ambos, salieron a escape,
tomando el autom6vil del Sr.
Cosme, que los conduio al lu-
gar del crfmen, en- el referido
callej6n a 1 metros de distan-
ria de la carretera que une a
Arecibo con Utuado.
ALI Sc encontraban en- el sue.
10 los cuerpOs del interfecto
Armenteros Y el de la j6ven
Iuliana, completamente pri-
yada de conocimiento.
Antes de proceder al levanta
niento del cadayer y de Ia he
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-10

Dicen de el que era un re-
zagado de la bohemia.
Quedo ciego y suS iltimos ira
bajos fueron dictadOs

En- los prlmeros d1as de 'es-
tie mes murio otro escritor: A
lejandro Sawa, uno de los re-
zagados de la bohemia de ha-
ce un cuarto de siglo.
Sus amigos le han pintado
como I'm bohemia incorregible
enemigo de cuanto en- la vida
significara la intervention del
orden. 6Tienen raz6n? Para
la generation presente es diff
Gil decidirlo, porque Sawa, era
I'm olvidado, casi un descono-
cido.
Escribia va muy POGO, y sus
escritos de hoy hallabanse i'm
pregnados de recuerdos que
mas parec1an una exhumaci6n
Y sin embargo, en- todos ellos
habfa vislumbres de talento.
Pict6rico en- la manera mag
nffico y abundante en- Ia Erase,
tenfa Ia passion de las grandes
figuras historicas q las que su
blimaba y engrandecfa mas
a1n con todas las ponderacio-
mes de su fantasia hiperb6lica
y todos los encendimientos de
su entusiasmo facil E inflama-
Bile.
Esta propensi6n al boato de
la prosa y la pompa imagi-
nativa juntamente con SUI pro-
longado retraimiento habia
creado en- torno suyo una in
justa leyenda de orgullo. Aca-
so, en- el fondo, la pdrpura y Ell
orc de su fantasia eran una ma
nifestacion de la humildad.
Pecaba por afrancesamien-
to. Reside muchos amos en-
Paris y ALI dej6 cautivo su es-
pfritu voluntariamente. Pero
su complexion literaria, a des-
pecho de este amor a 10 gallo,
era profundamente espanola.
La sonoridad, rayana en- la al
tisonancia de su estilo, delata
ba ell filon espanol a que perte-
necfa.
Crueles Intermediates lie a.
quejaron en- los ultimos amos,
siendo parte en- su retraimien-
to. La mas terrible de todas
fu6 la ceguera. Sus ultimos ira
bajos fueron dictados. Y ell CO.
razon Sc extremece de piedad
al Rensar en- el sino de aque-
lloAescritores que, debiendolo
todo q su pluma, ven apagar-
Sc la luz de sus ojos en- amos de
plena madurez: porque Sawa
ha muerto q los As. Cd. E. P. }.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-10

rida el Sr. juez tom6 declara-
ci6n a los peones Benito Cole
y Cristino Rodriguez, quienes
dijeron que "al pasar por ell ca
llej6n con direction a la carre-
terra, vieron en- 6l, y como a Sc
is metros de distancia de la di-
cha carretera, a los individuos
Felix Armenteros Y Juliana
Cardona, ambos en- pie, que es
taban,. al parecer, discutiendo,
por cuanto que oyeron a Felix
decir:: "Muchdchd, Uete." V E.
lla lie contest6: No; 90 no me
roy, despu6s que Sc han entera-
do de 10 que hd pdsddo'.
Los peones siguieron su ca
mino, Y al POGO ratio oyeron
dos detonaciones, con igerO
intervalo de tempo.
Junto al cadaver de Felix Sc
halo un revolver nuevo, ,siste
ma bulldog, de Ia casa H. q
r. Arms Co, Wostcester, Mas.
con tres ecapsulas, de las cua-
les dos aparecian disparadas
y una intacta.
Inmediatamente orden6 el
Sr. iuez la entrega del eadaver
4 la familia y que Juliana fue-
Sc trasladada al hospital, DON
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-10
ESPANA Y
MARRUECOS.
FL sultan rompe sus
relaciones con el ni-
nistro de Espana en-
Fez'
En- otro departamento Secreto
del Gildis Sc eDeOntraron Is
millones peTtenecientes a Alb
dul.Hamid.
Ode nuestro servicio cabIegra6co. }

Ode nuestro servicio cabIegra6co.)
Tanger, Mayo l0.-Comu-
nican de Fez que el sultan
Muley-H -Hafid ha roto sus rela-
clones con ell ministro espanol
residente. Ell sultan ha envia-
do una nota a dicho represen-
tante, cuyos terminus envuel-
We una amenaza. Exile de Es-
pana la evacuation de toda la
provincial del Riff. Ell repre-
sentante espaflol Sc ha apresu
RADIO a transmitirla a SUI 60
bierno, ell cual Sc ha reunido
inmediatamentepar deliberal
sobre tan granve question. En-
los circulos politicos de Fran
cia Green que el soberano de
Marruecos obedece inspiracio-
mes de Alemania. e
Lisboa, Mayo 10.-Despues
de varias tentativas del minis
tro Rolina llamado ultima
mente por el rey Manuel para
formar gabinete, ha comuni-
cado al monarea que q todos
los que Sc les ha ofrecido los
portfolios han rehusado acep
tar. Los consejeros del rey, Sc
hallan perplejos ante esta ac-
titud de los politicos, los cua-
les aun los mas adictos d la
corona Sc muestran reacios
a aceptar puestos en- Ell gabi-
nete.
Buenos Aires, Mayo TO-
La colossal huelga que di6 ORR,
gen q serios disturbos en- esta
capital ha terminado hoy,
despues de grandes esfuerzos
del gobierno, en- su labor con-
entire patronos "
obreros. Las perdidas sufridas
por cinco dias de paralizaci6n
de los negocios son incalcu-
trafico ha vuelto q
normalizarse y todos los nego-
clos adquieren SUI habitual
desenvolvimiento.
Constantinopla, Mayo 10
Despachos de Armenia y de
algunas provincias de la Tur-
quia europea, acusan un esta-
do de inquietud que inspira
seria alarma. Los mahometa-
nos protestan de la deposition
de Abdul-Ham Sc teme una
RADIO. FL senor Ulises Salgado
Sc ha declarado autor del dis
paro, que fu6 completamente
casual, pues la escopeta esta-
ba targada y tendida sobre ell
mostrador y al tocar moons
cientemente el gatillo sali6 el
tiro.
-Ha partido para Espaha
Don Eduardo Fernandez rico
de este pueblo.
Ell departamento de edu-
caci6n ha enviado cinco cajas
de libros para las bibliotecas
escolares de los campos. Las
cajas vienen embellishments
preparadas Y con suS cerradu-
ras correspondence. Muy gra
to es yer este cello americana
por la instruction pGblica de-
nuestroS paisanOs. Que lastl- /
ma que no fueramos tan
bien queridos en- tOdos SEN
tidos. Pero no importa venga /
de ahi, que estO trae- /
"a el OtrO'
-Llegan a este pueblo circu-
Iares invitando para constitu-
ir una association opuesta a
las manifestations pGblicas
del quito externo, religioso.
Vienen de Ponce V firmadas
por respetables Personalida-
des de aquelIa ciudad, Aqui
son bien acogidas, porque te-
nemos excesO de aparatOsa
ostentaci6n relijiosa. Muchas
personals Sc hadheriran al pen
samiento. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-10

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de perl6dico d dos pesos quintal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10
Out Of the elnaer Jar.

Til the ground till II fills the till.
It's poor land that cant hold its
sown
Carelessness is really lazlness un-
der a more polite name.
Ever see the man who works like a
bee every place but at home?
The potato bug is destructive. the
chinch bug is as bad, but the humbug
beats them both
In spite OF the fact that she seems
so demure and amiable, the cat is a
constant tail bearer.
Sometimes man is so busy getting
a lodge grip that he loses his grip on
his business.
Man is an admirer of the beautiful
He Invariably selects the umbrella
that has the prettiest handle.
Behold the patient OK. He vaunts no
speed records, but he gets the load TO
the barn all the same
A little vanity is good thing in a
man. 1t will usually keep him from
going to town collarless and coatless.
II woman paid as much attention
10 the picking out OF a man as she
does to a hat, how much happier she
would be.
The Lord tempers the wind to the
shorn lambs, but the lambs that are
shorn In Wall street are compelled to
look out for themselves.
Those who dance must pay the I'D
dler, which is but another way of say
Ing that every man must reap his own
wild oats harvest,
Tight shoes are a sure panacea for
all other troubles The man whose
footwear pinches him will soon cease
to worry about anything else.
When man gets a pain the whole
township knows IT, but a window
may have several panes all. at once
without making any fuss about 1t.
'The woman Is the weaker vessel,
men are fiona of saying, but when it
comes to endurance and patience she
has her lord beaten to frazzle.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10
The Press Agent Says

"The Same Old Moon" which
created such an interest in the ex-
travaganza, "rhe Land OF Ma
during its recent run in Nav
York, IS one of the most popular
melodies ever heard in a musical
comedy. l>or weeks after the pro-
duction has ~ cared you will 'tdr
"The Same Old Moon" played by
all of the orchestras and on most
every piano in the city. The song
as rendered in the production has
inspired stare nature TO perform a
miracle i'm scenic effects. At a time
ly moment the moon opens its outer
surface and that legendary person
age, "The Man in the Moon" ap.
pears. Then, as If yielding to the
complete eclipse of the nine won.
ders Of the earth, he floats out
upon the ether and slowly descends
to the stage The illusion of the
audience is complete. For aught the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10
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THAT'S RIGHT
Old Coon & Old Landmark Whiskey
Fifty Years of Reputation
Behind Them.

1t means something to say that
there is fifty years OF reputation be-
hind any product, but this is what
I'VE can say about Old Coon and Old
Landmark Whiskies. They are pure,
rich, smooth Always the same
when II bears this name. It's the
whisliey for "Those who think before
they drink. Four fun quarts one
gallon express paid. Three dollars
and twenty cents (no marks)-one
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buy whiskey get II from a reliable
firm, then you will know what you
are getting. You win be delighted
with Old Coon and Old Landmark
'Whiskey--It"s the whislley without a
fault. A good friend to have in the
house. IT'S a great whiskey, every
body says so. Try It and see-send
order direct to the producers.
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8-l0-mw&ftf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10
What Is Billed For Early
Dates On Local Stage.

Musical comedy has always ap-
pealed to the tbeatre4going public
Of Marion, and that the popularity
of this sort of entertainment Is on
the wax rather than the wane is
made evident by the advance seat
sale aor FThe Land Of Nod" the
high grade attraction to be at the
Grand for two performances Satu1
day.
All other signs in the amusement
world failing, Marion folks will
still respond to the sparkle and
dash OF the comedy win rusical
background In these days of merit
Gus plays, the box Office till g be-
ing doubly replenished By the pat
ronage of this and SURROUNDING o.t-
les who have confidence in Manager
Sulllvans promise.
He says d. Is strictly first class
and 80 IL rs. The seat sale opened
this morning.
The "Sdlver Sword Is packing
the house at the Family Theatre
Many requests to retain the act for
the entire week have come 10 the
management bu tbecause of pre-
vious Billings this treat may not
be prolonged beyond Wednesday
eveing. Seldom does an act give
universal satisfaction, the popular
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10
The Madcap Ballet The Land Of Nod the Grand
Two Performances, Saturday.

auditor knows .'The Nan in the
the Moon" has been endowed with
a new form Of air motor which de-
flies gravity. The first thought is
that of wires. No, gentle reader, not
wires. Instead an invention pur-
chased at an enormous cost to
Samuel Il. Rorl, producer and
OF fairyland. It would be a costly
tale TO explain how II is done and
might dim, in a measure, the de-
light Of witnessing It. There are
thirty numbers in 'The Land Of
Nod" all Of the "whistlng kind"
and chorus of sixty winsome la
dies than can sing and dance them.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10

VIII It be a surprise to know ac-
cording 10 the last census taken, bhe
value Of laying hens in the United
States was given as S70,OOO,OO0. The
eggs they. lay, if divided equally
among the inhabitants OF the United
States, would give each one 2O3 eggs,
annually The weight of all the pork,
beer, tallow, ham, bacon and sausage
exported, was Si6,SGO tons, while The
weight Of the eggs laid was $40, 1868
TONS; both are yearly estimates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10
Obituary

John DeI.os Bricker was born
January Is, 1896, and died Febru-
airy 1G, 1909, aged thirteen years,
one month and one day. He was
the only child of Albert. and Sadie
Brcker. He was afflicted from has
infancy, therefore requiring more
care than II he had been strone.
and was constantly in the company
of his parents. His death makes
double loss in the home that OF
being the only child and being their
almost constant companion His
death was sudden and brings q
deep sorrow to the home There is
vacancy and wound which only
heaven can heal. Our friends
would not have us grieve too deep
ly for them. They have escaped
numberless sorrows and temptations
There is still the world OF Christ 10
live for, and that is the great
pleasure of any life. There IS SO
many lives to be helped that God
has a great work for us all so that
when our friends go they should
not have not forget them, but re-
member them with lowing service
nf their and our heavenly father.
Thus has come and gone life Of
innocence and loving kindness both
in his home, and with his play
mates. His mission was short but
we'll fulfilled. A life taken in its
bloom, but leaving its radiancy
and sweetness to live on with those
who love him best.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10
1 ER4ME ME Pictures.
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In passing an ordinance TO pro-
hibit the sale OF intoxicating liquors
no aboriginal Indians the Legislaa,-
ture Of British Guiana has, like the
government OF Canada, New Zealand
and Natal, shown a wise, consldera-
ton and welfare of the native pop
ulatiOn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10

Peat beds Of ireland may yet be-
come a valuable asset in the coun-
try's Industrial development other
than for fuel as it Is now claimed
upon the authority OF an Austrian
experiments, the iibers Of the re-
mains of the reeds and grasses OF
which peat is composed can be utillz-
.ed not only for paper-making and car
.pets, but for weaving the finest Fab
rics as well.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10

Duke OF Bedford, waited upon Lord
Carrington at the Offices Of the
Brltish Board Of Agriculture and
urged him to appoint n commission
10 inquire into the destruction Of
crops by rats
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10

In the total of the last ten years
sugar has paid more than one-fifth
of our customs revenues or IN
round figures $3.50 100000 out OF a
total of $2,5OO,O ,OOO,O 900.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10

Two phncesses, representatives. OF
the only real American royalty, des-
pendants of that Massasoit whose
word was law to 80 villages AMI
10000 red men, are living fin pov''
,erty on the shores Of Lake Assawamp-
,sett, Mass. They are Teweeleema and
| Wootonekanuske.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10

II the Juice Of aprLcots and cream
are beaten together, the flavor Is very
delicate and Il makes a delicate sauce
to serve with rice pudding.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10

Great BliJain would like to rid
Itself of rats. Recently a deputation
from the Incorporated society for the
Destruction Of Nermln, headed by
Sir James Crfchton Browne and the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10

The partisan Republican majority
in the Ohio Legislature Is making ex-
cellent Democratic campaign matter
ial for next year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10

On the poet myons grave in the
parish church at Hucknal TolSard
two lovely wreaths, one being the
lpoet's ctrclet of bay leaves, bear.
ing on a card "From Laura
Thyrza Byron, in remembrance"
were placed the other day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-10

Counts Soldiers. Scene 2-Room in
the Palace of Chstlebar.
ACT V.--Scene 1.-The Tower.
Scene 2--Tho Prison.