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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26
De apartment Of the |nleIiG.
OF PORTO RICO.
DIVISION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
San Juar, Porto Rico,
October ! 9th, 1909
VERTISFMkNT.

SEALED PROPOSALS for the
furnishing Of all labor and msterials
necessary for the con'truc,ion of a
Monolithic Concrete Dairy Building,
tor the University OF lorto Rico, near
Rio Picdras Porto Rico, will be
received at this Office until 10 4. NJ,
October 3Oth, 1899, and then publicly
opened.
The estimated cost Of the work is
81. s73.2G.
All necessary information, blank
forms OF proposals and Instructions to
bidders will he furnished on ap-
hlicat'on to this office.
Contractors wishing to take copies
etthc plans end specifications may do
soby leaving deposit of s25 90 for
their safe return.
The right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids; also to award the
contract upon other considerations
than that Of price alone.
l.. III. GR1HAUE, Commissioner
OF the Interior. No. 2.
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Sombreros de Europa.

"La Ninfa" el cstablccimicnto ia
vorecido por la gcntc de gusto, ticne
el mas esplcndido surtido dc obic-
tos de novedad En- sombrcros, ulti-
mas noredaoes dc Europa, de mode
los elegantisimos y fnistn'a pcjlta
y feltro, hay cxistcncia vcrdadc-
ramentc rccomendablc. Trajcs dc
lanllla blanca sc rcnueva cl surtido
en- todos los correos. Todo que cl que
dcsee un traje de lanilla blanca u
ma camisa de fantasia, J un sombrc-
ro de ultima novedad curopca, debc
hacerlc una vista al conocido ducno
de ia Ninfa" y que dar;i compla-
cido en- cuanto d classes, calidad y ba
ratura. Hay para todos las fortGnas
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Sensible faNeci-
miento en- Patinas,
Las~eestiones de la sanidad
en- este pueblo son un
verdadero desastre.
Ieche mala y en- envases sucios
yla carne yendiendOSe des-
pues de las horaS reglamen-
tariaS.
Ode nuestro correeponssl.

Octubre a. Ha rendido
su ultima jornada en- la vida e
digno obrero Nictoriano Ma
varro. Su entierro ha tenidc
efecto hoy a las nueve, el cual
fue muy concurrido. Stem
pre- fue un buen luchador en-
las filas nnic nistas, Que el
Dios de misericordia 10 ha.
va acojido en- su santa man.
sion.
-.-El pan ha mejorado TN
,poquito, pero mucho le falta
aun para ser bueno.
va que Ia sanidad Gle es-
te pueblo no ha tornado en-
consideration nuestras indica-
clones, nos dirigimos hoy al
senior Superintendent de sa-
snidad rogandole, tome algu-
mas medidas en- 10 que concier-
ne a la salud de los vecinos
tan amenazada, en- este pue-
!blo. La leche Sc sigue ven
diendo en- envases que estan
renidos con las leyes de sani-
dad. Ademas de este. es ra-
IA la que Sc encuentra pura.
La mayor parte esta adultera-
da. La carne Sc ha seguido
vendiendo hasta despues de
i36 horas de haber sido sacri-
ficada la res. FL Official de
sanidad ha hecho para supri-
mir estos abuses y por este
motive nos dirijimos hoy al
sehor superintendent de sa-
nidad.
---Sener Official de SANDAL
;cuando piensa hacer una Vi
sta a las tiendas de provisio-
mes. Pues tenemos que CON-
prar las provisiones como Sc
lie antoje a los eomerciantes.
esten buenas o no. listed pue-
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iIIagico suceso
en- BaIce|oncta,
EOn muc hacho de Il amos
aparecio muerto en- la
via del ferrocarr:I en-
construction
Fue arrellado por un automovil
que le destrozo el craneo.
De nuestro correspopsal

Octubre 24-Son las 8 de
la noche, hay aqui una lluvia
torrencial y por las GALES del
poblado transitan precipitada.
mente que llegan del campo
mas de Glen personals conmo.
vidas y tristes refriendo la
escena desgarradora que pre-
|senta un infeliz muchacho de
~ amos muerto en- la via del
ferrocarril que Sc esta contru.
yendo enel barrio Garrochales.
Nos refieren, que. salieron
cerca del oscurecer,- del pobla
DO dos muchachos en- una We
qua y en- vez de tomar la di-
reccion del camino real llama
ido Ell Seboruco a Garrochales
Sc dirigieron por la via del
'ferrocarril de la central Pla-
.zuela que conduce a dicho
'Garrochales, con tan mala suer-
te, que viniendo ell autom6vil
con algunos empleados la ye-
qua brinc6 y espantandose tiro
a la via uno de los dos mucha-
chos siendo arroyado por el
autom6vil que lie destrozo la
boca, y el scraneo producien-
dole la muerte.
La policia y el m6dico titu.
lar salieron preoipitadamente
para ell sitio del suceso con ell
fin de yer 81 Sc podia prestar
algdn socorro a la victima.
I'll infeliz muchacho Sc de-
dicaba a hacerle mandados
a sus padres y era hijo de un
panadero llamado Manuel Mo.
lima. Los muchachos sabian
que por la via no debia tran
sitarse pues ofrecia peligro y
mucho mas siendo de noche.
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No usels otro licor.

FL Ron San Luis, cs Ia marca de
ron que mas parroqulanos tione
pucs sus propiehdes son magniii-
cas-. No contlenc sustancias nocivas
al organismo y su "vcjez" es vcrda
dera. Los Srcs. A. Alvarez y hernia
no cstan recibiendo constant, mentc
numerosos pedidos dc la acrcditada
marca dc ron San LuiS". / ;
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Sc VENDE.

Fe vc1Gc una iinca de 800 cuer-
das. -itusda en- el kil6metro t. dc la
csrretera Manati. iales, unida Il Ia
tdhrica dc la cntral Mon .errste, por
un ferrocarril dc yapor que conducc
las caiias que en dicha finca 80 tose-
chan Fsts finca esta arrendada en-
la aetualidad. Hay que respetar el
contrato de arrendamiento, pescibien-
do el comprador 400 de renia y
entrand" cn ps ,i1n de $50 cuerdss
excluilaS dc dicho tontrato, una casa
y III l2.JOU msta, de pima en- produc-
ci6n que Iadican en- elias.
Tu.den scmbrar.e 900 cuerdas de
cana ta'-tuaimoai. hay 400 oucrdas
s, mbIaGa- cue len verse; La,
stu Cucrda1 rcstsu'es. son propias
para eauaio un a-la sbundants por
to5a- rsri
se Ian Facilitate para q psgs.
Dir are { AIasdo de oorreo No
81. Nanai
FL .-r1 lu te yende papel
81. a.rts s...-. k5.s'- SO au,utSl
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Mas novedades.

FL gabinetc dc la mas dclicada dana
no puedo quedar bien arrcglado 81
no Sc haee antcs una vista 4" Las No
vedades'. figuras dc busto de todoi
tamahos Y dc los mas caprichosos
modclos, lamparas lindisimas. alfom
bras, eortInas oricntalcS ,eteainas de
flores de todos los paises, rcloJcS. jo-
yeros, camas para el mas rctinado
caprleho, cspeJos Y cuadros de ultl-
mo modelo europcos, secretcrcs
muy finos Y artisticos! todo objeto
artistleo propio para gabinete, CO.
mcdor o sala de elegante viyicnda,
Sc encuctra en- la ticnda dc mo,la dc
la eiudad En- modclos de sombrc-
ros no hay oompetencia Y en- perfu-
rnerla V aguas dc tocador el surtido
So renueva consianiemcnte en- todOs
os correos.
Nddie sdbe que su casa es-
I'd desaiquitadd. Made 10 sa-
be, porque usted no 10 onuncia.
81. desea alquilar su casa que
ohora no lie produce NADIA anun-
cieta en- la Correspondent
ctd Para estd ciase dc anun-
cios hay en- este didrio recios
6Spec,dte, niuy iimiiadoS.
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En s-r1 Ia te vende papel
de ptri1c..- S5.is 81 quintsl.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
NEGRO ESCAPES MOB
Bent ON LYNCHING
Cincinnati Has Race Riot FOL-
lowing Stabhlng.

Cincinnati, o., July 3o.-Chssed by
an angry mob of more than 90 white
persons. negro whose name was
said TO be O'Neal made his escape
from the crowd after he had stabbed
Mrs. Benjamin Winer and knocked
down and less seriously injured sew.
cral other persons.
The affair which rapidly developed
the proportions Of a race riot, occur
red i'm West Sixth street, in the
downtown district. After stabbing
the woman, who fnterfered because
he had slapped his little daughter.
O'Ncal was set upon by the crowd.
which threatened TO lynch him. Bran.
dishing an ugly looking knife. the
negro held his pursuers at bay and
escaped.
Other negroes In the vicinity came
TO O'Neal's assistance during the
trouble, and police reserves were
rushed 10 the scene and they sue
ceeded in restoring order.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
THE MfAI OF II

Nine. Lillian Nordica. the operate
star, has taken as her third husband
George w. Young. New York banker.
Six hundred miners in the Terre
Haute Und) field have returned to
work pending reference Of their trou.
bles to National President Thomas
II. Lewis. ~ paA i,HN y
The onion crop In the Scioto (O.)
marsh is said to be the largest ever
grown In Hardin and Logan counties.
Virginia Republicans nominated
William p, Kent as their candidate
for governor
Half the business section Of Philo,
H.. was destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000.
Charles Hunter. so, Of Hartville,
o.. drank word alcohol by mistake
for whisky and died in great agony.
At Hannibal Mo-, Charles Beasley
shot and killed his baby. seriously
wounded his wife and committed sui
eide, following q family quarrel.
Mrs. Parker w. Kerr was killed by
the skidding OF an auto near Liberty.
Vile, III.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30

the conference had hnisfied ~ am
not a member Of the conference com
mittee. How do | know" responded
the speaker. His reply, however,
was garnisbed with certain emphatic
expressions which gave II consider
able weight. The speaker wore the
unmistakabie air OF man who had
capitulated before superior force.
There was no opportunity to com
promise on gloves. The president
said the rates must not be advanced
beyond the fgares named by the sen.
ate bill. which are the same as the
existing duties except for the fact
that the Schmaschen gloves were re-
duced by the senate from s1.75 to
sl.25 dozen. Although the house
conferees insisted that these rates
would endanger the passage of the
conference report through the house,
they nevertheless were adopted.
On lumber some concessions were
made. in fact the presidents 'nstrec.
lions were compiled with TO the let.
ten Rough lumber was made duti.
able at SIPS per thousand feet; fin.
ished on one side, $l75; finished on
two sides or one &le planed and
tongued and grooved, s2t5; finished
on three sides, s2.521s, and finished
on four sides, $500.
The minority members OF the con-
ference committee held a session Of
their own. They had called on a
number of tariff experts in order to
compare the conference bill with ex.
listing law. When their session ad-
journed It was announced that the
experts had proceeded far enough to
show that the new bill will be an In
crease from to per cent over the
nd valorems OF the Dinsley law. IL
is understood that In reaching this
calculation the experts did not take
into consideration transfers of arti-
cles from the dutiable to the free
list, which the Republican conferees
say would reduce the average ad
valorems considerably below those Of
existing law. 6 g. ,siA s
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
BRANDISH FISTS IN
ELECTION CONTEST
CIermOnt County Republicans
Before State Committee.

Columbus. o.. July 30.-The Repub
lican state central committee recog-
nized AS regular the Augustine com
mittee In Henry county and the John
son committee In Clermont county.
These are the only two contests be.
fore the state committee this year as
a result OF recommendation made to
the state supervisor of elections for
appointments TO boards of election.
The Clermont county contest came
near resulting In fist fight before
the committee as a result OF w. c.
Bishop, who was speaking In behalf
of his committee, which long has
been considered regular. referring to
Charles Ireton. who was speaking for
the Johnson committee. as half
breed" Ireton was instantly resent
full and he made lunge at Bishop
with clenched fists. His friends also
assumed a warliko attitude. and the
Bishop people squared of for fight.
The warriors, however. were ssparat-
ed by members OF the state commit
tee
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
oarford Receptlve Candidate.

Columbus. o., July 3O.--A. l.. Gar
ford, Elyria automobile manufactur-
er, while in attendance at the meet
ing of the Republican state central
committee, was asked concerning the
rumors that be intended to seek the
Republican nomination for governor
Mr.. Garford replied: 81 have never
said that ! was a candidate. At the
same time | have not declared def
nitely that would not take the hon.
or II Il were placed upon my shoul-
ders. II is certain that have never
sought any Office and that I never
Will" 1t has been hinted many times
that President Taft has a leaning to-
ward Garford. with whom he is per-
sonally friendly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
WHAT TAFT SAYS
{ GOES ON TARIFF
COnferees Yield 10 Presi-
IL, dents Program. ~,
PRESENT REPORT TODAY

Housh Lumber Made Dutiable al
SIPS a Thousand Feet and Senate
DIHerentlals on Finished Product
incorporated In Measure--Dinglcy
Rates on Gloves TO stand and
Hides viii Come In Free-Dcmo.
cratic Members Consult Experts.
Washington. July 30.--The Payne.
Aldrich tariff bill stands completed.
An agreement on al disputed points
was reached and the conferees' re-
port was signed by the Republican
conferees. 1t went to the house to.
day and will devoted on by that body
tomorrow The senate will begin
consideration of the measure as
agreed TO by the conferees on Mon
day.
Halted by the mandate Of Presi-
dent Taft, the tariff conferees were
compelled to turn back and revise
their rates on lumber and gloves. In
a communication to Senator Aldrich
and Representative Payne, the presi-
dent, demanded that the high rate on
gloves as fixed by the house and the
high rates on lumber as fixed by the
senate should not be made a part OF
the conference report.
After struggling over these ques-
tions the oonferees surrendered to
the presidents view and signed the
report. The house will be called to
meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow, for IL is
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
DOUBLE TRAGEDY tNACItD
Woman Kills Man and Then Ends
Life With Acid

Cincinnati, o., July 31.-A double
tragedy was enacted in Bellevue,
KY, a suburb Of this city, when Mrs.
John Mullarkey, 2s, shot and killed
Edward Axline. 30,. and died later as
a result of self.administered poison.
Mrs. Mullarkey, who was the wife
Of well known resident of the sub.
urb and mother OF two children. had
been seen in company frequently
with Axline in the last few months.
What led TO the tragedy may never
be known.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30


Disgust.
the intention Of the leaders that the
report shall be pushed through in
one legislative day. Probably week
Will be required to dispose Of the
conference report in the senate.
n When the conferees fixed lumber
and glove rates by shading very
slightly the higher rates on each,
they were so certain that the presi-
dent would consent to the arrange
ment that notices were sent TO the
Democratic members OF the confer
ence committee to be present to ap-
prove or disapprove OF the confer
ence report.
The president had other ideas of
what the rates should be and he ex.
pressed them very forcibly in 4 let
ter. He said that lumber should not
be more than $l25 per thousand feet
for rough, with the differentials fyed
by the senate on finished lumber.
He also declared that the senate
rates on gloves, which are the same
ss the Dingley rates and much less
than the house rates, would have to
be adopted in order to obtain his In.
dcrsement.
Not content with issuing an injunc.
tipn against high rates on these arti.
cles. the resident specified that
hides must 60 on the free list ana
the house rates on boots and shoes
and other manufactures of leather re
duced. Hosiery, too. he thought
should be reduced below the house
rates, which are advances over the
Dingley bill.
Representatives Fordney and Cal
derhead went to the White House
and from there to the office OF Speak
er Cannon and then back to the con,
ference chamber. Later they con
ferred with number of northwest
ern senators who were interested In
the lumber question After their ac
tivities without the conference room
Speaker Cannon was seen hurrying
down the main corridor. The door In
the conference room was thrown
open and he was permitted TO enter
without delay.
When the speaker concluded his
Walt 10 the conference chamber he
hurried down the corridor without
etoppinE One OF the waiting news
psrer cofrsa-ondents asked hisn "
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
SHORTAGE GROWS LARGER
Examiners Find Evidence That Mar.
ker Robbed Bank Of 100000.

Washington. July 30.-The comp
trollor of the currency received tel
egram from Special Examiner Weir
at Upton, Ind, saying that his exam
ination so far has revealed a short
age of s105,0o0 in the cash and other
items of the First National bank, due
TO Assistant Cashier Markers defalca-
tion. The examination, he says. is
not completed, and the shortage may
run good deal higher than the fig-
ures he gives.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
Newark Girl wcds Indian.

Newark, July 30. - Announcement
was made here that Miss Ruby
Jones. a society leader. graduate of
the Newark high school and daughter
of a prominent family, had eloped
last February with Dennis McNair, a
full-blooded Cherokee Indian and a
wealthy real estate dealer and oil
producer of Muskogee, okla. The
young people met at Denison univer-
sity. where both were attending col
lege.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
AUTO BLOWN INTO STORE
Wind Docs Several Other stunts at
indianapolis.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jnly 30.--A ter
rife storm which swept Indianapolis
and Indiana caused great damage In
this city. The wind played many
freakish pranks. among other things
blowing an automobile through a
store front and tearing the roof from
baseball grandstand and depositing
1t with such force upon house that
the house was almost demolished.
Previous to the storm the thermome.
ter reached l9i.4 degrees, the hottest
weather of the season.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
Bees, XIII Horse.

Springfield, o. July 30. George
Brown, teamster, liz in critical con-
dltion from bee stings; one horse,
valued at $3.50. which he was driving.
Ia dead. and Its mate is expected to
die. The bees. which belong to Ray
mond Athey, began to swarm Just as
Brown reached 'tbe ,Athey home to
deliver a load OF coal. They alighted
on him and his team. Covered with
stinging tortures, the animals broke
away and ran until they fell from
pain and exhaustion. h'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
hfYDlR TAXES CHARGE
Hastens to New York on Learning OF
PuIIlam's Death.

New York. July 30.--John A. Heyd.
Ter. secretary and treasurer of the
National League of Professional
Baseball Clubs. is expected to arrive
IN New York and assume charge of
the business affairs OF the league to.
day. A telegram notifying Mr.. Heyd.
Ter OF the tragic death Of President
Harry Clay Pulliam, who died after
shooting himself through the head
was handed to him while he. was en-
route from Alexandria bay to Mon.
treal by boat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
Reyes Declines TO Run.

Mexico City, July 3O.--Generai Ber.
nardo Reyes, over whose supposed
candidacy for the vice presidency
several political riots have occurred,
has written an open letter to his fol
lowers declaring he would not run on
an opposition ticket to the present
administration. His followers de-
clare they will nominate him despite
his objections.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
Leaves Hospltai TO KIN SELF.

Kenton, o., July 30.-Albert Krie-
sel, SO, of Marseilles, who was taking
treatment for eczema at the Antonio
hospital here, left the hospital. bade
simple goodby to acquaintances and
went toNa point one mile north OF
Kenton, where he committed suicide
by firing b ssrevoiyer bullet through
his brains ~ @ftl "tF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
West vlraInIa Rata cana.

Charleston. w. Va, July 30 The
supreme court has granted an appeal
to the state in the Coal & Coke rail-
way 2'cent fare case, In which Judge
Burdette of the Kanawha circuit
court granted AN Injunction restrain.
ing the attorney general from enforc-
Ing the law. Judge Burdette declared
the law constitutional.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
Two Murderera u,no.d.

Philadelphia, July 30.-Two muir
derers were hanged In Eastern Penn.
sylyania. Nichols De Mario. an
Italian was hanged at Scranton for
killing his 1s.yeerold wife and at
Norristown, Stephen Sabo was hang
ed for killing Micnael Boldaz with
whose wife Sabo had become infaut-
ated. & ~ fhs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
Don Lalme Heard From.

London, July 30.-A dispatch from
Madrid says there Is a persistent re.
port in Carlist quarters that Don
Jaime, the pretender, is about to is.
sue an address to the powers and
manifesto to the SPANISH people
maintaining his claim to the Spanish
throne.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
A CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM
The Tonic Treatment Through the
Blood 10 Unlike Any Other and Has
Cured Hundreds OF Cases.


Cured Hundreds oS Cases.
The latest scientific works state that
the ordinary medical treatments of rheu-
matism are still far from satisfactory.
For this reason sufferers from rheuma.
tism will be interested In the success
which DIR. Williams Pink Pills have
had in curing this painful disease.
DIR. williams Pink Pills have cured
hundreds of cases, and are the most direct
treatment of rheumatism, because they
drive its poisons ont of the blood. That
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shown by the fact that il is hereditary in
certain families, and that there is
marked thinning of the blood imme-
diately following an attack Of the disease.
Mr.. II. B. Mix, blacksmith, who has
lived at No. l104 jackson street, Toledo,
Ohio, for the past nine years, suffered
for over a year from rheumatism. II
dootored with local physicians" he says,
'also with specialist at Cincinnati
They told me my trouble was rheuma-
tism but they did not help me and it
seemed as though what medicine took
was only money thrown away.
"My limbs were knotted in punches.
/ had severe pains in the back, should
ers and arms. could not take in o
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region of my heart. My legs and back
pained me all the time and could not
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had to use q crutch and q cane for nearly
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OF that time Finally / saw DIR. viii
liams' Pink Pills mentioned In o paper
snd bought three boxes. Hound thst
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I had finished my sixth box was able
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DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
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boxes for e260, by the DIR. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady. ny.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
POOR MEMORY IS FATAL
Woman Discharges Gun Trap Hus
band Set For Burglars.

Smithville, Ga, July 30. - A trap
gun which Emmett Booker. mer.
chant. had set for burglars, was dis.
charged when Mrs. Booker opened
the store door, two charges of buck.
shot ent sring the woman's body.
Death resulted four hours later. Mrs.
Booker knew of the presence of the
gun in the store, but had forgotten il.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-30
Three Hurt In Strike Riot.

Pittsburg, July 30, Three thou.
sand strikers, maddened by seeing
their food supply running low. with
no immediate prospect OF settle
ment of the strike. surged in pursuit
OF workmen from the Pressed Steel
Car plant and before state troopers
arrived on the scene three persons
were injured.