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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
LUCAS TRIAL
ENDS TONIGHT
49,. Nt
Attorney Will Argue Case OF
Night Session.
DIVORCE is GRANTED
Emma Boogaart Secure De.
cree from Judge Babst.
three Years. Willful Absence
Charged In Petitien--Pl Plantifi
Must Pay Costs.

Judge Daniel Babst Adjourned the
Lucas trial at 4:9O o'clock last even
ing until $3.50 O'Clock this morning
On account of the fact that there
were number of new witnesses to
subpoenae, the court did not hold a
night session as had been previously
announced In fact the greater part
Of Friday will be consumed in com
pleting the trial
The testimony was practically all
in when adjournment was called al
1880 o'clock Friday morning. The
prosecution however subpoenaed a
number of new witnesses and It Is
expected that the evidence viii no
be all submitted until about :
o'clock Friday afternoon. The at.
torneys in the case have stated tina
they expect to ask for about foui
hours to review the testimony. Con.
sequently the case VIII not be turned
over to the jury until tonight.
The court room was occupied "a
It's capacity Friday afternoon and
the public is apparently intensely
interested.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12

Payne very long, SO Doc saw a
chance to put one over.
''Paay ball pallle," responded the
e. t., 'iwhy was one OF the great
est ball players that ever lived"
"Never heard OF you, ventured
the newest recruit.
s'Of course you never did" was
the reply. Il was playing ball
when you were in the cradle. "But,
with a deep sigh) 81 had to quit.
4 killed too many men.
II was playing in the west, Oma-
ha, believe, when killed my first
man. They had a pitcher there
didn't like. One day he offended
me. '1ll get you, big bum shout
ed at him. That started It. He
threw me a fast straight one and ]
met It on the nose.
"Ever heard cannon go off,
pallie? That's the way II sounded
every time hit the BAH in thoge
days. Well | turned this straight
one back on him so fast that the ball
struck him between the eyes and he
dropped dead. You see, we had a
little fussing to start with so II
made me look bad. was arrested
as everybody knew could hit a
ball where / wanted to. The thing
got on my nerves and had a slump
in batting I had to give up base
ball"
Andrada ventured no reply. He
went to the ball park that afternoon
and somebody invelgled doc" into
a little bunting game. lie bounced
EN- off his shins, his chest and his
face. Andrada watched.
"Huh! Him play ban. Not much,'
was all the comment he had to make
These young fellows get the dope
early.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
PLEAD FOR
ACQUITTAL
Cooper Attorneys Complete
Argument--Claims Clients
Victims of Conspiracy.

Nashville, March 12-Judge Hart
announced today he will deliver the
charge to the jury OF the Carmack
murder trial Monday morning.
States Attorney McCarn will finish
Hs argument tomorrow General
Washington today completed the ar
guinent for the defense, declaring
the state had only tried to blacken
the characters Of the prisoners de-
fendant, having proved nothing to
substantiate the charge Of murder.
Attorney Anderson, closing for the
defense, demanded the release of
his clients and protection from the
"damnable conspiracy to send in
nocent men to the gallows."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
Viewing the Artistic.

The Artist-.-I saw you gazing at my
painting. entitled 'Rebecca at the
Well" for over twenty minutes. Were
you admiring the beauty OF the sub.
ject2
Learned Professor Emo, my young
friend. | was just thinking what an
Y,sanltary age those people must have
lived in to drink from cracked JaI
and a moss grown well-Houstor
Post
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12

Every month 1t becomes harder Il
ind the table OF contents in the mag
zines.
The professional Projectors of the
destruction Of the earth who failet
o make good In 1908, are now shut
lIns the 1909 deck.
The announced scarcity of letter
laper may cause falling off In dear
enatOr' epistles,
Teacher What is the difference be.
ween a politician and a patriot?
Scholar--A patriot does something
or his country politician does his
country.
It's easyenough to put suffragettes II
jail, double paddock the doors and use
other precautions to keep her safe
bui YOU amt shut her up.
Chicago boy, because he broke a
Street lamp, sent 25 cents to the city
hall Boys will be boys, but this one
win be a marvel.
Headline: Earthquake Scares Ital-
ians . Why shouldn't Il?
The capitalization of New York 4
street railways, including elevated and
subways, Is $3.50 10000, and they de-
rive annually from passengers, $e2.-
0O0. 900.
- - ,..... 49, . -. -,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
Aesthetic Lily.

"Here comes my little Lily!" ex
claimed doting mother to room full
Of guests. ~ have nursie take her foi
walk In the park every afternoon
and you have no idea how rapidly It Il
developing her sense Of the aesthetic
the beautiful. Come here, my darling
Tell US what you remember best abou
your walk in the park today"
llly's breath came hard. She paused
a moment, then answered In a shrill
excited treble
"Oh, mamma, the bears smelled aw
ful."--New York Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
BOWLING IN THE
STATE EVENT BETTER
Marion Men Get Some Good
Scores at Y. M. c. A.
ed Pierson ROlls 23S In Last Game
a Remarkable Score The
Games.

The fitst good bowling Of the Y. NJ.
C.. A. stare tournament was pulled
OFF on the local alleys last evening"
when the young Cubs put over a
few high scores. AS team, the
Cubs captured the highest score
made so far with total of 246O
pins. In the individual "ecord ed
ward Pierson took the premium with
q total of 563, averaging 1888 pins.
In the third game he rolled a score
of 23S, remarkable score consider
ing the condition OF the alleys.
he scores were as follows:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12

The case of Emma Boogart agains.
Leonard Boogart, which was recently
given trial in the common pleas
court, was settled Thursday when
Judge Daniel Babst granted the
plaintiff a divorce and all other re-
lief prayed for in her petition. The
matter Of alimony had been agreed
upon and the court assessed the costs
of the case against the plaintiff.
The petition for divorce was filed
IN the court, December oath. 1908
The marriage took place in this city
January 29th, 1901 Three years o.
wilful absence and extreme cruelty
were the principal grounds for di
vorce. -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
STARTS UP WITHOUT DkIvEt
Or. Crane's Auto Makes for Tele.
phone Pile and 10 Dsmsgcd.

When Dr. A. NJ Crane, OF East
Certer street, alIghted from his
auto at his home this morning he
neglected TO push the controlling
Lever ntirely down and the ma
chine as "a result ran away, striking
a telephone pole in the street. One
OF the wheels was badly damaged
but otherwise no damage was
done. DIR. Crane was In his Office
at the time of the accident
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12

John F.. Myers of this city, is
quite ill., Ii his conditions permits
he win he removed soon to his old
home at Upper Sandusky,
The institute committee of the Ma
rion County and City school teach
ers association has decided to ho'd
no quarterly institute this year. Gus
tomaldly an institute is held during
'the month of March The action is
due to lack OF interest in the
quartarly institutes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
And N. c,t cams Rnok.

Mr.. Jinks-I'm so awfully glad, don't
y know. TO be able TO offer you an
umbrella to protect you from this
deueed wet, don't y know.
Mrs, Winks-its so very kind Of you,
Mr.. Jinks, don't y know. shall be
very glad to return It TO my husband
II IL the one he left at the club last
night don't y kndwi - Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
CONFERS THE
LODGE DEGREE
American Insurance Union
Holds Nice Meeting.
LLKS TO INITIATE
LLKS
Class to Receive Degree a
Next Meeting.
Tayside Lodge Enjoys a Stag
Social Uniform Rank Arranges
for Dance.l

Forty two members OF Marion
Chapter No. 62 r. A. NJ. went to
Columbus Thursday evening where
they saw the Most Excellent Mas
tiers degree conferred by Past
Grand Master Lewis Schaus, OF
Newark in the presence of the grand
hsgh priest of the Ohio chapter.
Delegations were present from the
various districts over the state A
smoker followed the work OF the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Conner and
daughter Nina of Orrullle, are vis-
itink Dr. and Mrs. Dugan FOR a.
few days.
THE American Insurance Union
reid an enthusiastic session i'm the
.odge halls last evening. Three APP
elections for membership we're re-
,efvcd and the degree was conferred
upon class OF two candidates. Ar
angemenes were made 10 have the
Crescent lodge OF Pathfinders confer
the initlatory work upon a class OF
'andidates at the next Meeting. AT
reshments were served and social
lom was enjoyed
There was a very large attendance
Vt the regular meeting of the Elks
asst evening. After considering reg
llar business, one application for
membership was received and ar
angements were made for Initiating
class of candidates at the next
session. Plans were formulated for
numerous activities for the future and
he order promises to have an ex-
'ertionally prosperous career,
Wayside lodge 1. o. o. +. tran
acted regular business and enjoyed
' stag social at a well attended
ession held last evening. Refresh
nents were served during the even
nlg and cards and music proved di-
'ersion that held the members until
ate In the night.
Unifom Rank. knights of Pythias
leld an interesting and we'll attend
d meeting last evening. After con.
ndering regular business, refresh.
nents wer eserved and very pleas.
mt social evening was passed. Fin.
VI arrangements were made at this
ime, for the monthly dance to take
Mace at Candy hall next Thursday
evening
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
Reciprocal RetIeenee.

"Do YOU expect your constituents to
believe all you tell themT'
No" answered Senator Sorghum
''and IN return they must not expect
me to tell them all I believe Wash
ington Star
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
Dope For Fans

sharon, Pa, March Secretary
I'd 10. Clepper of the local team,
left al noon yesterday for Steuben-
vile, where he goes to complete
arfnngements for the Sharon fran
chase In the o. and p. league to
that city.
Clepper alleges that hs patience
is exhausted with the local street
railway company who did not full
FIJI their promise regarding the
building of switch into the new
baseball park here. Financial trou-
blas were trI'buinry to the reason
for the transfer
Akron, O., March 12-All hope
~ securing Breckenridge 10 man
ate the Akron club has been Civ
en- up by the Akron Baseball and
Amusement Co.. as his acceptance
ol terms with the Los Angeles club
ana his release from that oblga-
tHon VIII cost too much money,
This conclusion was practically
feac,hed between him and NJ. c..
Snyder Of the club in Yong dis
tance Telephone conversation. AT
the same time headway was made
toward an arrangement with Eddie
Murphy 10 become a member OF the
team While he was drafted by
Oakland. Cal. he has not signed
n contract with that club, and ex-
pressed great Willingness to come
here
Manager snyd,r stated that nego-
tiatiOns win be entered into at
once to secure Murphy as a player
the question Of manager to be set
tied afterward
Other announcements pleasing 10
the local fans is that Bill Schwartz
tSe premier first baseman OF the
q & p. league. and Cecil Arm
strong, pitcher, may also play here,
again. While Schwatz has been pur
chased from Clcve'aG by Wheel'nl9
he very much desires to remain
here and an effort Will be made TO
Got NH phillips to release him TO-
= reasonable sum. Manager Phil
Ins Of the Stcpies was here this
wee1, in consultation with S'hwartS
nver the matter Armstrong Is a
free aren't and the only question a
issue between him and the club IS
salary. lie wa one OF the loca
rlub's most effective players last
year and IS much desired.
The new management has received
lptters from Matty Brodenck ana
George Mathay, bo,n members OF
1ast years team. They say they
are willing TO come back, and con-
t,acts NAV be sent them. Contracts
have already been sent them by
president Wright of the 0. and +.
league.
Mobile, March 12.-4Wheneyer IN
terest lags Doctor Payne, the EN-
Sneht trainer. is to the rescue with 9
stnry. DOC" has had varied ex
periences, some Of which were In TN
prize ring. Others consist largel!
In telling stories no living man can
eanal. Fbr that reason the part!
usually breaks up Immediately afte,
,aDuc" lets loose a choice bit o
rhetoric. "Doc's' Language r6cltini
the historical events OF his life u
lust as picturesque as the happen
ings themselves Some people thinl
trainer trains. So he does. Like
wise he instrlIcts and entertains
Every Institution must have com
edian or two.
SIT seems queer you never playe'
hail" murmured Drank Andrada tn,
other day Andy hasn't know
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
Danger,

81 live" confessed the, dreamer,
with my head in the clouds"
You'd better watch out" replied
the up to date maiden, cor It'll get an
awful bump from some alrship." =
Kansas City Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12

Some doubt exists as TO whether
the supreme court could have agreed
as we'll as It did on itha extraordinary
decision handed down concerning
the call for the Republican state pri-
maries Hast year if the elevator to
the supreme court room had been in
charge OF Democrat at that time
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
Meant VutIo.ss.

Littletoh-Wheres Flxson going with
the sledge hammer?
Joliyton-fo call ON the handsome
Sally Pertby. Somebody told HIM shs
had heart Of stoue. Judge
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
IN THE BIG SHOW

VA, March IA total OF
uhirty players are i'm camp The
arrival OF Pitchers Brockett and
I Hu8hes, who are in first class con-
dluon, make the squad number
Arthur Irwin, the Yankee scout.
was also seen on the field. looking
over the array of talent that IA
working for Positions ON the team.
Irwin succeeded in bringing Fitch.
er Schmidt to terms and SAYS he
VIII report In a day or two.
Jack klelnow. who has been out
Iof the game for a few days with a
Nprained leg, has recovered. Star
lllngs donned a baseball uniform and
worked out with the boys. After
the morning practlce he led Hernp-
hill, Engle, NlcIHeen and Iaporte
around the mle track that adjuins
the ball park. The men are no.
getttng down to plaNlng weight as
rapidly as Standings desires by thei-
daily practice and he will do the
Narration stunt daily until they are
at proper weight.
| Under poor weather conditions a
cold wave having struck camp, a
game was played between THE regu-
lars and Dukelets, the former win
ming 20 70 l.
AlhThn, Tex, March 12-The vet
Gran Giants, whose reputation pre-
icludes the necessity OF their break
ldrlg a leg or two TO hold their jobs
bad an inning whtle the youngsters
took a back seat. That is all the
lgrclta afsEsu rnn n
Iof them under the command OF
WiIbert Robinson went over to
College Station yesterday afternoon
10 play practice ,game with the
sohoolboys and had the time OF
their hives. Il was Ames, Crandall
and Raymond who were put in the
spotlight by McGraw and while
none of them had good arm yet
they showed the klGs a few tricks
about pitching that may be of value
60 them i'm future years.
Devlin arrived yesterday after
noon and the team is now COM
plete with the exception of Waltse
and Donln. McGraw SAYS that he
Is not depending on Mike
''lf he wants to play, all night
and good !" said McGraw, sIbut I am
taking no chances with fellow
who Is lillely to start i'm out OF
condition. A player of that kind
IS likely to go stale within a
MONTH"
McGraw Is going ahead training
Her2og for the outfield position as
II he were % hold 1t regularly.
New Orleans, La, March 12-Tha
first days practice of the Athletics
though interrupted in both morning.
ami afternoon by rain, was produc
tive OF much good. II gave a line
on several OF the new men anC
showed the main bOly 9f the play
ers TO be in condition 10 jump intC
regular games. Only one accident
. marred the Otherwise successful
days work. This occurred in Tho
afternoon. when Lynch in attempt
ting to field a hard hit groundol
' during betting practice was strucl
/ with the rall. The blow crt
nasty Fash above the pluclly In
ne'der'r right eye, but he was al
. right after Traine- Martin Lawle
i hal plastered up the wound.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12

The pretuiest line of children
dress shoes, slippers, ankles. ties
land Roman sandals are seen ait
Beatty & Longs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
REMOVES THE CAUSE
OF CKTARRH
SIS

No remedy entirely the Of CafIh from the
the
circulation impurities and catarrhal matters
Innings the
state OF irritation and disease Sprays lotions aud
applications will sometimes temporarily relieve the tight u
feeling the head bn noises in the stuhy ing
roat
constitutional blood disorder aud until has been entirely driven from the
The cause from the blood its head and by thor
ouphy purifying cleansing the circulation and dng 1t OF
epiching the blood allows the
naamed heal the general health and
reaches the
bottom and Caah
and medical advice free to all who write Ftl.L3lz
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. "A.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
Police Court

Frank Hawkins pointer az the
JKecfe restaurant, gained Gossessicn
some bad whisGey Thursday morn
ne and before noon he found him
elf wabbling under the stern grip
Jf police officer. PaWOlman
'abcoek picked him up on Ballen-
inc avenue and lodged him in the
.ity prison.
In mayors court Thursday even
ng. Hawkins pleaded guilty 10 a
barge of intoxication. He drew
hirty days in the Columbus. work
ouse but the sentence was late.
uspended upon his promise to be
GOD
Mayor schern received a ocmmun,
caticn from the Cameron Septic
rank company, OF Columbus, Thurs
'ay informing him that the matter
n which Marion is charged with in.
singing ON It's patent, has beer
,laced In the hands OF Attorney,
ok, Konwell and Stone, of Buffalo
New York. 1t is expected that th'
company will begin damage sui
against the city in the near future
Marion city Is charged with infring
ing on the patent OF a septic pro
cess whidh Is used ait the local sew
age disposal plant.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
The Marathon Craze.

The Long One This is a great walk
we're having, old man.
The short One-Oh, is II walk !
thought 1t was a ten mile dash!-New
YORK World.
The Huttig news., 1909-06-05
Killing at Halle, La.

About 6 o'clock last Friday eve- ming ia a store at Halle, La, John Tom Williamson struck J. F. Jor- dan over the head with a slab, in- f1icting wound from which Jordan died at midnight. 1t seems that Williamson was keeping company with a daughter of Jordan's, to which the old gentleman objected and that they had had several dis putes over the matter before. Williamson is a mill hand employed at the mill of Jennings and Kettles located near Halle and Jordan was one of the most influential and wealthiest citizens of that com munity.
The Huttig news., 1909-06-05

his present position, while George Milton of Fl Dorado, who is known to all as an expert soda fountain man, will have charge of the foun tain and be glad to serve all with the latest drinks known. William Barber. ir., will look after the pool -oom, bowling alleys. shooting gal
 sry and moving picture shows. The theatorium will give show ev-
 ny Wednesday and Saturday eve hing and assure all patrons of the latest and best pictures.
The Huttig news., 1909-06-05
Sentenced to One Year.

A special grand jury empaneled last week at Fl Dorado returned three bills, one of them being against William Coleman for grand larceny. Coleman known here ds Poor Boy" pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year in the peni- tentiary. While working for J. J. Henderson here several weeks az he broke into a savings bank and secured $lO.6O. He was arrested at Fl Dorado by Marshal H. c. Norris and brought back here and bound over by Mayor Rowland.
The Huttig news., 1909-06-05
CLOSING SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Pupils of the liuttip Private School Render
 Fiae Program.


 The following program was rem dered by the Huttig Private school at the Union church last Friday evening at 8 o'clock to a crowed house:
 Schools Days Song Entire School Scene at the Ticket Window By School Recitation Rock of Ages
 a................ Grace Fulenwider Sing Robin Sing-Piano $ Daisy Switzer School Entertainment By Eight Girls Declamation ............ Floyd Wells A Slight Mistake Aunt Jemma'
 ...z... .. .............. ....... By Five Pupils Recitation Her Letter Mae Culbreath The Sewing Circle of the Period ........................... By Five Girls I'm Wundersohone Piano Hazel Switzer Recitation Romance of a Rose
 ........... ........... Hazel Swtzer Address ..................-...,. M. r. Morton Presentation of Medals ..~... .......-...-.., Each number was well rendered and highly appreciated by those present and demonstrated the fact that the pupils of this school are gifted with talent and that the teachers are entitled to much credit for the work necessary in training the participants for their parts.
 Five medals were presented as follows:
 First in mathematics to Floyd Wells, donated by Mrs. A. w. Corkins. Second in mathematics to Adeline Terrell, donated by Prof. Rodgers. For best attendance to Willie Despair, donated by Prof. Morton. For most headmarks to Herman Gibson, donated by Miss Peterson. For most perfect lessons to Winford Lockett, donated by Miss Peterson.
 Prof. Morton's address was on a parents duty to their children and contained many good points which should be needed by all for the good of the coming generation.
The Huttig news., 1909-06-05

Any lady reader of this paper will re- eeiye on request, a clever "No-Drip' Coffee Strainer Coupon privilege, froE. pr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. It is silver plated. very pretty. and positively pre- vents all dripping of tea or coffee. The doctor sen Is it with his new free book on Health Coffee simply to introduce this clever substitute for real coffee Dr. Shops Health Coffee is gaining its great popularity because of: first, its exquisite taste and flavor; second, it's absolute heathfulness; third. it's economy 11aalb 25c; fourth, its convenience. No tedious 20 to 50 minutes boiling. Made in a minute says pr. Shoop. Try it at your grocer. for a pleasant surprise. Sold by all groeers.
The Huttig news., 1909-06-05

In sickness, if certain hidden nerve goes wrong, then the organ that this nerve controls will also surely fail. It may be stomach nerve, or it may have given strength and support to the heart or kidneys. It was pr. Shoop that first pointed to this vital truth. pr. Shoop' S Restorative was not made to dose the stomach nor to temporarily stimulate the heart or kidneys That old-fashioned method is all wrong. pr. Shops Re- storative goes directly to these fallirg g inside nerves The remarkable success of this prescription demonstrates the wisdom of treating the actual cause of these failing organs. And it is indeed easy to prove. A simple five or ten days test will surely tell. Try it once and see. Sold by all dealers.
The Huttig news., 1909-06-05
Business Changes Hands.

On Tuesday of this week c. c. Bell purchased the varied business of J. u. Brown & Co.,, and assumed active control
 It is his intention to run the bus mess in an up-to-date manner in every respect. but will not start the bakery department for the present.
 Warren Sorrells will remain in