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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-04
and 8 cloudy days.--Howard Wagner.
observer.


william vandenberg and Miss Cora
Ledy we're married at the parsonage
By Rev. DR.. BIayney last evening
The young couple have many friends
who will extend good wishes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-04

No sehOol win be held the remain
ssr Of ne week. me teachers vili
% to Topeka % the state a''oo'al0A,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
c11aS4 SINS TX S-J7
IA SELF DEFENSE

ruit~f irrsss ..s,r~at V'fr.
k.lSrvile Tnilr. Fs'I s---.uiuun :
lmusuI t.nuisa mns IN, EgIntr tnuT'
n ins f-a4 al mn ant nH Ur imnu
m- Ellims S.suuun- .su-nItci. unU utr
a. tt, tsfui anznurruu- -'iH rntunsi
slu nf nsst- ,aT-nl.tra uuU muia IN
nm. "a, alt ;,a-nl.u,i IuInistiiTJa,'
rr.u,ttst m- hs nsSm unu junGs-r
is-nmt Airs s-zssTnEIE
g rsntsnrsr Ggvmf smashing
.utnlr 1 Euuu uvSsEIrI vim ynIiG
ntu, r.inusr ! SsHnzE ma dN na
sIis "-s an yuE Eau ifts ystnErzss
fif slI-muurus9 ifif U=Cinur, N.
iIinu rsSaIrdmS tis- uuutnsr a. atuu
trr,sr lmI u-s.ll~-r I'm M dm nm
rrl1v us r'oilf= uuiI utes- ,aI'-
ul.t.l nI,l fTr.t o. tuinM a. tns
imt. ~ ultr uillaE IN FssFufNtE nII.
n. aiu- tnf auuuims yua ~ nsu-
'luuu F'iEinusu. rIuiulrsiuls tnf
.-rl.a--,,ls.IuilI..liuuL -slus-I ,lulrl- a.
lanuif,- : nil uaust 1EE.. HnntriInf
iElI nt .uurmI-urutC "a ma ns1r usf
E..s.- oa vinrit hf r--sartsC RIM. &
HIuU s.ie -'ut uarnIse nntzl,tEc ma
FiulnuaI usr iIr.r inr irf nrrulnss'r
a. shnv tn.p .nmtti 7Ianlsa- nac us-
tuniusU o. tnt c-ltsTr a. nsas-
Elm lmD
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
Trinirrt F,-sm lanupt Wi-, )

u1fuJat. wash, Pen. 3S-T'ht
senate THIS n1-utIir THHssf ne nFv
ErhDu lU WIN l.ui nns tisssnf n, :
ufaH fhI CO SsnEtur whm me- n.
SPOKANE The sHnI1s hlsB rrss,at ths
lfn vfth VII ~Huul-s supH-'iu- ant
gi1rHrpt rnu-T tutrss ~ v'mr ruvrs
Wine r-v-nr nHsss lhB rrvns IN he
ui llhni insuhnt ~ lupEubHr. uf wus
lI3nr,r -'Hpm~Ht ~ the runlulirrsy
F'sFrHhtr
T'hf hruss Einat hnG buzar
lHnf ms mn-ruE iuniuEns ahf
rt-ss-ult sHlnnr Iinr u-ipriml.,
ui~H,upt HrunH Fi~HmH~run tlsr .hi
bills -Buuirlnr 9 mI--nnIu- Iinansa
fr LE hnnt Iut Iins fishHrmnn srt
he hiT l~uhihtcmr 1hH hnuuume
uRH. y
r'ht hnuss pRsaat sunIuuf F'n-u
bil u-uncinr -it nffirr NJ RnIs hu1a
inHsputu- Imt ~Huri-luE the lnHrsss,
am nj Hn hnissh
T'hf s,mnff hlr ~suui~fnr al T.
hnnsns "a hf a. sunuu-t sizs v-nr
lmsss6
Al EhHssf MEASURES viii hgruns
iTvt RE sHur a. 1iis, W. RirnHt ~
-hs Frya-nn.
~ the Hfta~nhm '0sasiur shs hnua
lpns IN thf nil pRaAsC ny ti,s srD-
Iut n-nhlhiiiuf cHndinutts IN, nfi,ns
-~um mating uuy nlsaF,s unuu- itur-
ni-' d. in1ing 1hai- seam r'hs nir
E tnt nurumt ~ shf mca 1ntina
pRdges uur n bpng fnugtr nttta-,,
n thJ hnust
r'ht nnn nritnr siiuattnr D Etil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
VI N.lsoEsSo aE.I.S
FL8Sg'S Assem-

flwuninsnL kas Fesb - -lun.
hnrs guiarsu IN, ufi-s n ths Wais-
FH-ED E,s,ur,ss Ennllnn, n ttp snu..
20 rail'wI, suf;tm hart iau uis,nl
Hnt Elllst his RFHus Iexs Elnvnlai
n' vhar he ~tsfusur a. uissr itif 4in
Efin, aEvnmiln- hat hear nlIv-
ur-Ht tht thhNyes rtuEnsJ hX hnC,
aE'uS ana rami., wan rr wu-f m it,s
uib -'hc, htev tht HDu- M VITA
nt-rr-E,vesrmt amt nntafu-r Eug.-
s,nnuahs sun nf nnncy -'nf mucr
untntni- rsuun he use-uiuast n vi.
r-rr-mus m lns rnnnr-- uut uitr
ua- NJ uIttnvI nnt-ss a. tfis znurnur-
vfs-s grfisFrst uut ihs rnic-s halB-n
ihf iue'rni vafrf. m iuf Grlil n s8rnl,
-s-mn -fnsisnInusfU uHr-ra al
Daul- tns s-rsinn its EurB an
uuEnE tu- its uluruarrrE
-trssUs Hntf hnsr-A nr--
',ussumimuus. r',u s4-a W.
ui sltilus "a. ufttarsl1-s u.FEsE..sl
-tr-clc- utt austria tssuiifu- run
''s hpv-ut iiass-sf p- -Ir-luW M ntT--
'lllulinss run austria vgaE aiETs
inss utuTrittm n7 tiuuu Uula- Hnm
'1tsla rsnrsasauims tts AltuL T'f
int ats strNt anii'.lasltuu- nHTs al
urtg- drusfiins tna TIM hn1u,nt. M
s'~frenldsC miussdaIul, mllnvsI tn
si-iuuE nl tnt inunrmn uU.untsE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

nsu ilrssr usft HtttUn.esl uassui-
g rte lnr reiutumiate D ,,eu-
49, ,'lsau.srasn aftt- sfesu. ten
ssar fE tna aUarr n atinz m
lgnsHgfl. rIte sefrt VfssplllrsN la
sEsve SEA oar. a.ssl hal. trvru.
sis.rt-,. t,S irr snrsfrn- u arur,ss
euessss Sg,ut ,owUant tntri1ts1
asrs,irr ssu,nipauess .t irrss 81
nntrsalsl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

rivm1L Wish. Tfh E4-T'ht
r-yf rm LnBgnH. H'uHrF lnfi II rhF
psmnts Lis mu-ulnE, vhH1 SHnr1u'
fu-i uduHt g v'fr mHmhH- - ne nDu
mi1Hf ur ~uiHa u'hf rnnlnli-ras IN
~u,nf u''~Uures TIE EHnu-E uLiBufUf
aunt ui.t f.Eng 1hf u~uH 4 v1ul
lilR u~t rr he rmHidH-Rb. ant has
-iu uuvm- IN halGy m brvEprF jap-
amm "a d spef r.
r'iH nnmmi-rfsH o. iIF fnnHrrinn
rnnsHuHt NJ ElE- tn11h TIlnunHf
EuuFn-hnni,a, uilr NHtuun W'hm
-iE, henumf Hnting puvHT1nf hs iBf
vRYnuy M ehf rnmn t-las. vhint
was snm svHn,y spii- IN lnwl M
:iun f,trsh mt Eninirn-hnnEHr hHlnf
va unt Feuirnna- unt MHtrHr ti-v
rms mu-unE Eu1t mpnmnst Smith
or ssuununHt unu1rcs m -hf nnnImf
ls4s p'~nE 1iH wan ma mttu-'tcy
aurhmsnE n. ssrni;unb u-nrasErt
nuti,y against 1h4 Rr:inn. u-iBtnF
M th uusEttur m Isn-RBnul Priv
isgt ga rhH-Fst thT v'har ne gW
rsndinHB fu- n-estuarr p-n 1an.
ruit urnmisst hiu 9 unsitinn WITH
.ht COMMITTEES NJ riilsf 4 la v'nult
~giirt fis aRiat Erf.t 4 hE fntHuc
sr a n-ssa nH vuru uHt Ru-l
mtr mn thgr hf rnuit tlia Z. n hs
tunugr hey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
Tl1 S-gR LB1I7
aUTTINs ~ rlLh-,S

-Is Anaales, sssU .s-issIIn,t s
s-amE ul.ta- utua, n- thrr- r-Inriu
ssur SIM 1r n hu-taIzssir u
fllmz g. sunurl 1ug uissn. -'uf
.trutm- vuas vnutin-I n inf nn aUI
us. EuI-- s. lnlzilsarrC sI-tnla
V'lFsE N s6a asa M IE MnruaIs
sssl da pa rlze us u1lursz .ls rrrnniu
- iIf aIudtl- assIfzt mlC nltf a.
ilisu Err- um- atUs- tnz uas u IA
1leE nsl uI wu ullulls-,lll,sll,ssl
Vlitl -uE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
PASSENGER TRAIN
FALLS OVER BLUFF

GUEFpul Buuh6pf. Pea i4.-6s-
russn 20 ant 30 persons were killss
mt % injured when = Dvr1hS1un3
TAN II the mBin line 70 thiE t1fF
1.;rrg5s,d tr1u q t-frs falling 400 fssi
t-.tUr T'hs bgae5Hrt was Dssr hls
ar1 1fhH ant fun regU--s are SLOW -
1ruuHrr iHEiuI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
.sls= -.iH+ ~ 7 Me-
wi NIl. llSzF stshs =

N,vr Frra osL u -IvElar llcllE
t. l1ZisH haausF-geiEEa. vrlos --z-
lrr-si- rrO -fr1u ull Aha kt1al o.
A.- ssE1f !. -lzlilsl-ze u- IN naitnr-
aal1 &C. lEu rrll- iugnzE So
asrusl Grat d ANA taz uz1Ct- sa
uut-ssr o. 10 - saes a. Etusl
lCrrHrs. -r1- lnAglzElla1 .a.ru.ss -r
alas1 4Ireil q zKaa flf uesGu1 ana
alu.Eu ts s.1-l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

l'earae Raf asss AauHsisl !. r.uss
ian wtn as sssin vgataN Nn
sxusrs air Rfa- Ssu Is. F,sassu,luft,ss
~ 0srpst- isttssnaar pa 0., iEeosr.
al ma 1i,s ssnyn. Rssani., hsss b.
~. eaa sstiE llrailssvN u 49, an
asaa ar.. a s.sSsnaat ,asalssaur s
iaviesa1 A. a. egIasf, ana Ngssfe
e,sask .zstasnusa ansS itirfs b. q stsr
saseSsE rsul,sauss sstalie,r a. u,s
sSsesa susss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
FsT F9munnr oaugr~=..

af F'raBF LsEss'1 o1rs-8
ChHyHrus. Wa. Fsf. 3t-Ttsts
v,uE q lDrrHr H1HDdEDuE n tbs 3rT
tl,-nlur runEraBF l1tEE thE1 EsE1s' p
dEv Much .IsHraH iE bsnrE IEEgz
4 th4 bh,nuHBiun. ant he nu1r-fssiii
if Ilruvtnr q rraEi EuunaHk. II 10 II'.'i'-
maF mn EIHrEB Mart- VII Hssr1s
-ht hex mHHrtnE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
pp As6 the Purs

ITrfrHf F'rRsf 1sHH#Ht * I've
ZsuBtT vine. Ten FHf t4-Iht
snur4 rnduv lrHHHst Z hin Uutharia-
ur The hDifnr u, BpE'-'tnE mU-nDHE
NJ nirtr rounds WIN Btz-punrs gloves
when hHit unbHr The tt-sn.iu1 q
nhu'rarBt ultlB-ir uiubB T1t Mn
huF nuEEst -hs lpv'sr hpuHs. ant nYv
rnnf 20 the ruuH,unf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

fesIEses fsL1u ana ulLls Ana 1a1e1
'u.Er. onasaeFraaF .Ezkcsu ~ esEes-
aa1 sEnsr m n1EsE- ~ unaan russ
sesn rainG nlllasE n ruo. 1u ms.
aIrner uzE az.11 Iet nCuuAEuEs uasrs
nru~gu nn- ~ aa ~ hsE a.ra1de.
"a = ess arazss nrs aaE1zaeaC "a
taEr1ual nsnEr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
o o o o o o % o o o o
o PERSONAL MENTION o


NrE Lor Hatch returned home
fruu sou1hsrn Oregon points lEa
r5Eht.
MrE. B5hA King went tc Portland
lIH rirtf 10 visit friends
NrE. z Draper. a fu-Ds- Saa-s
resident hHr been bs-s r1rt.-K
friends returning to Po1zlaaa lEss
r5rat.
NJ uns NrK w L Jones. Q. Il
fsrH,1, cane ~ lE1 nirht for q sbort
ratt here
Nh l. 2 ss3-sF 4ns Mrs. A Hre.
- WHBeo Oregon returned tc tbssr
homes lnH r'Eht. aftsr a,sa1r AZ ere
i'sitauts 8 Wu R Eanr. vho 1tss
81 tns Etlsn f.1rpitB7 NunStr rsr4.
NiHF Bdtft E.Er81 if hu-ns f-o,
EuTsuH. where Hhs uf1snost tbs "a
ttrIHl dsnas 5sinraBY 18rf1 ant rsr,;.
q friends
N3Hf E1bsl Rg1'unBlt - e~p,F.
tuE isHu visiting bsr uiHe- NJ
C1iiBE McAr1hur
NJ ant NrE 7. surfs-e, van. =,
7urilEnt FsHsrdEy 10 rsHios TAsr
rEms blrt 4 49, BEp .ruu C-ust
Ttrsr
Misf Ruib REulb. Ec Crsrpr Cr-r.
has bBsr 1hs rpsIr % ms ! 2 Per.
1drt
NJ ant NrI J. WE-rsr C'lUrit ls,s,
ftr srrrvRi6s wntst,, 1hiF murrtnr
II rps tDtansF % n1iBHipuE-r wp-f
~ J a. Eiatsrdsu1 went 70 Pu--
lrnt lEr Rirht
~ " CErllun smrrh. IHrle YG--
rH ant ElLut L'prchF vsIn 70 Pr.
iEut lHE niEhi 70 E-lsIlt ne ETrg
li-D6ur-iu1 u a NiEtf IN E,ubsuit."
Ban-y wiprut wa q huBiDsHt 80
r.nHsr 10 F'u--lE-nt liln morning.
AiHr KErY Nsrrrhs1d o. AnuE
v,l,s. wsui % s1us-rm 1onEy 70 ri-t
hsf prp1hsr. " Nsr-ibsii6. Efis- a
viBi- n her BiBssr MA. L NJ Essss',
hcrs
NJ ant MI Il Il Wilson ant tLz-
i'H, ~ NstrHfEL, Hrr-ust hs-s ysF;s
dHv Unf VIII lDnHls .I b-Ec-s trlet
n Mornings os They ~ guests Of
z a E.Itcltr
NrE NJ Byvs vsr1 20 z-nEsbarg
Tins mnruinr % riEr her Run ,ssvtoa
BDvs.
NJ Ent M Z z 5snries AM
IA lltrsI Ws-i - Turner -DdKy. where
tbsy have purchased q plHss
NJ ED5 Mrs. ? n Esn-y. OF
RLrnston, CLnASE. ghs E-s riEit.as
M Esnry's pIrsr-s. NJ ant Mrs. J.
4 Sellvooa. vsnt - Turner this
uurning fO- q riEf v1rh relatives.
ghsy VII leave fur the.r home
thursday
M = r CrINtu-f MADE a Ehort
s1Iy hH-s tbaEy ur h-,- VIZ hnrs 10
5-uvnEr-Iit she hEs Nasr Epszd-
ius he vlr1fr n SsH1s,s SpnEEpE Ini
0rFdLlt wEsA
M J. 81 ScH.gH- Is ir B-noks
f1slr rs hH- mnzhh-, H-s p = Ne
Euishs. su- sspH-l1 aEys
r o. aI1Eh vns a pasEsnTsr 70
si-uvnsElDt SAdEy
n ? SLlfvI v-us business r.ts-
sHugH- N UgilsnI vllt lRsC nigfr
Miss Tina Sherman lauusz 1hs tra
NJ -ht v'esiE fns 1lHE EnEnlas Ehs-s
sht VII visH hsr SISTER ~
ss-hHnh-uInar she x-In Hlst us;
hH- sis1fr. Miss hinsu snn-mEr. y
SAL F'-Ennisrh. EnG nssp=rs xt ht Fars
unIi su,y Aiss NE-Er-riEs F,U'-
nan VII aVrhnmHrv be- II -alEhut
v'hs-t shs vil uist -alat,vss fH- sft-
p-r mnu-hs
N'W rHViusun y-hr has rins=c m;
Hl hs hus inGsss iuEsrssytE IN F'u--mut.
vii lRs.tf ir s,Elsu hss-ssElsrH- Es
wi nTsar ggRsral n-1Rr-aEf bus
hess ho~t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

'n sf, s uslsls,s Htiiilslr,,ia,le. u
t,uil l nr. nr utlntnirr- arufa
r't,u u,f rs., aa nv nie.r sue 81
fns rFfs- u nae ef,, il.aner 'a~
ulr 81 drtssul. rian n ln. utr
sru.iau lN rt ns atsi sr. nu,
ul.i1. ssaafu asas r u u
nattas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
arsussa Rt-~ snssl,

~ uns a, ihar NaS, snt n,2r
assu a. niu rnangs m- @ -1au "A,
rarrrmgt1t s n,t suar trr.t ur1g-s-
asts rr,i rlrrtiuzll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

i.lNs.---st Ia Saasn Ft0Entua. E,st.
uzT1 - ls'ss william A. Wuz
q pA1z q Az IN. usn,ar-.s un
b. fzrzNa D. Ae0uc Rasruasl
oaIl1r cs- a1tmL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
FlInl Nl.nal ana - 80

Fur siiU rhuim nr mimeubnt a-
l'vHr, f.nlt! Erua nrus. R,rsh
R.symii huildms r1,m,hunr uun
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

suN nlas snu- uruUn fu- stn
yslg, unN F'rmf al nz .u ttf
S'siulunl, ls.1pln. Ca >-Seg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

-'us flalffnag Iainlaizziau "a. re-
r1'ua . runluruusuiau rnla A. ~
sz-ss in,ri1az- f-lirE uE -
A. Saueti.. "a. ''lta. -al- fnurH.st -JC
sssss Ia aIatnuae "a rarriauu ga. .1s.
seFmfu n0tlU n1umaus alL tu
,rututlti asa. aliefg "a Ttl IA 81
-iut. sas- Hluurst ul,uuiss nrt r1ulE.
Ie. arffu u ia- Ear.s. BE- flrriliat
81 vsz, snatafC llE uEsEor- a.
fsl1l1-astt .tus uluInaam ruz ,.z
r,s'lrrgsr Hrsnfe tauE,E t-1 C. 81
sos tls use ruuatse m tsr uIf.
'nE vs.E ,rriuvsus. ana iu1t nv 14
Et irr1 ie taam u,sa uauneU ~
tn. uultrl-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
WASHINGTON S0L0NS
FOOLISH AS OUR OWN

A. hsmtinnE. Win -ns t-FF W
rE-tn..t bnlHlnr lhf vhI hand. G'bs
ntuuuf a. TIE vsns ENDHd tnr lrE
1.jrtL. tHl lfrIuEh. ant lhH flTTF AZ
NV nulclrr nutE. lBIE-.Is 1hE burden
D. hu7nr "a re v'HSs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

.la sNnuW auul Ia uuts fU inr
a'sanWas 11sssns ,aiutAns ssn
vsg,lss trssg. tess %,1%str
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

Nnr shnuit Hnn!, 81 nnrf "a fhr
Spsailung l.Dgpns 1unuans ah,r
vrHnr roafs less t-ct.n'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
fs-uar s,,r-, ssuse-

hu7iuE inf lnslsr v@a- inf rTutut
cnur, al AiurUR .um,- tutu ui-
li.,rin'uurs has druuzs-J a. nin-s
,ascs lhat a. uu, iinr har,tnnyr,
0i u ihf lrrsssul linn q. ulass nan
iss,a utat iuE veas vttlh Ear v.4s-
uiily of ,.tss wu-t ntsE Nrsa
uuniRu- iaes ssss vrrn n suul,'
nu v'rara frImlua aisz. vuar, us-
l,,ssst as, wtiI s'ruitu.s n. rmu uus
rtmiir n ths ntm, ail ia lzsuaus;.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
IA ls,uus~t--

tuifnts "a eEsu- iu. rzu ii
vs1, m- trf saeau. nails -i'-
\ rsufrt rulruatl tgaa kiausr ln riz-
tHrtu- nT g. a. Nnau Nuur h-ss
azrrsssI O. tUEmstD. tua tInruxt %
M INu hi Aufs fe all n1rInrsu-..
Sur7a nE tass Tusdnls usfrte-u taE
mrs ARA uiun ahrsE A.. Milbr
81 assn u@ufns srtu in- Vsl.1 u-..
nb nI nssr nnpusrsE itus M tus sfyy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

ANT pG,a nnur uruUa fnr slui
v-nNt INV Hhmm a. mrs tr nv
Slguidmg 4.Dggmg sL s-ss--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
asa,s- sm.asummU

i''sU-l,nr nWInrpU-mn Iuni,nnitsl
2 3 aailpvHy a. Satan. AL y T.
Saunn a. "a tlrsgnn. a. az snun,s-
stuna-, tnulV
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
CITY MSRS

. = = 3 D . . 3 b D Q
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-30
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dullness Prevails In Many Lines
Notably in Iron and steel.

New York, Jan. 30.-R. c. Dun G
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade says:
Some irregularity continues in in
dustrial and mercantile activity. A
fundamental factor of strength is the
steadily multiplying evidence that
stocks are so depleted as to render a
large and general resumption Of the
nations Industries inevitable and
measurably nearer as confidence is
restored.
There are numerous reports of en-.
!aIged industrial activity at widely
scattered points throughout the west
and south, and distributors of mer.
chandise In all lines anticipate a
slow but steady return to the normal
volume of transactions.
Uncertainty regarding the ultimate
tendency Of prices of finished iron
and steel restricts improvement in the
general trade and the volume of new
business is still disappointing, al.
though January is usually a dull
month. Concessions in quotations are
not large, but the fact that they are
becoming more general has a disturb.
ing effect. Reports are generally con.
nicting, some branches OF the indus
try noting a slight Improvement in de-
mand while in other divisions bust.
ness is smaller than during the latter
part of 1908.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-30
OBTAINED SIS, 600 BY HoLDUP
A Mobile Man and His wife are Ae.
cused Of a Bold Crime.

Mobile, Ala, Jan. 30. Fleetwood
Lester, travelling salesman for the
Southern Supply Co., and his wife are
in jail charged with holding up Hard
way Young, president of the company,
, at the point of a revolver at the for
mer's home Friday afternoon and rob
bing him of $5,GO025.
IL Is charged that Lester telephoned
to Young to come to his home to dis
cuss the sale of Testers stock in the
company. When Young entered the
Lester home, II Is alleged, Lester
forced him at the point of a revolver
to write an order to his cashier d.
recting him to pay Mrs. Lester $5,-
600.25, the alleged amount of Testers
stock.
Mrs. Lester took the order to the
cashier who wrote out a check for the
amount and identified her at the
bank. Mrs. Lester cashed the check
and then returned to her home, where
Y2ung was held practically a prisoner,
and gave the money to her husband.
Two hours later after his release
Young swore out warrants against Mr.
and Mrs. Lester, charging them with
robbery and they were arrested. They
declined to make any statement.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-30
HAS A CHIP ON
aa HER SHOULDER
SEEMS ANXIOUS FOR TROUBLE
BULGARIA ADOPTS A DEFIANT
TONE IN HER DISPUTE
WITH THE PORTE.
In a Note to the Powers the Bulgarian
Government Draws Attention
to the Tension Of the
Situation.

Sofia, Jan. 30-The Bulgarian gov
ernment last night delivered a note
10 representatives of the powers com
planning of the irreconcilable and un-
compromising attitude of Turkey and
declaring that the Porte must be re-
sponsible for the consequences.
The note does not solicit the inter.
vention of the powers, but draws their
attention to the tension of the situa-
tion.
For several days past the relations
between Bulgaria and Turkey again
have been exceedingly strained by
reason Of the fact that Bulgaria had
modified her reserves and brought
up to it's war strength of $4,000 men
the eighth division of her army on
the Turkish frontier.
The present situation is result of
the failure of Bulgaria and Turkey TO
reach an amicable agreement con
cerning the amount of the indemnity
Bulgaria shall pay to Turkey for her
independence, which she proclaimed
last October. and for the seizure of a
portion OF the Oriental railway. Tur-
key is willing to accept 25,000,0 900 as
compensation for all her losses, but
Bulgaria has offered to pay only
about $16,O0O,0O0
London, Jan. 30.-The British rep
resentatives at Constantnople and
Sofia have been instructed to warn
Turkey and Bulgaria of the danger of
military action on the frontier and to
exhort a peaceful arrangement OF
their dispute,
According to special dispatches re-
ceivcd here from Sofia, the Bulgarian
note to the powers takes a mandatory
one toward Turkey. declaring that
unless the Porte promptly recognizes
8ulgaria's independence Bulgaria will
consider herself freed from the en-
yagement she voluntarily has under
taken to negotiate with the Porte or
the basis of pecuniary compensation
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-30
DOINGS OF THE LAWMAKERS
SENATE PASSES A CLAIMS BILL
CARRYING ss,ooo,ooo.
A Bill Providing for the Re-Enlist
ment Of Discharged Negro Sol
diers Is Introduced.

Washington, Jan. 30.-The omnibus
claims BILL carrying an appropriation
of about $3,000,000, which has beer
favorably acted upon by the house o,
representatives, was passed by the
senate yesterday with an amendment
repeating the law allowing the refer
ence of southern war claims to the
court of claims by the senate or house
of representatives.
A sub bill for all pending measures
relating to the re-enlistment OF the
soldiers of the Twenty-fifth regimen
who were discharged without honol
following the Brownsville, Texas
shooting up" was introduced by Sen
ator Aldrich and accepted by Senator
Foraker and other Republican sena
tors who had proposed legislation fol
the same purpose. II provides for {
court Of inquiry to pass upon the qual
iflcations of the discharged men foi
re-enlistment.
House. Vigorous denials both by {
p. Taft and William Nelson Cromwe
of the charges made in the recen
speech of Mr. Rainey of Illinois o.
Panama canal affairs were read
the house. There was an animate
discussion of the subject. Then III
army appropriation bill again was lai
before the house The bill was NJ
considered, however, the time beir
taken up In general debate,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-30
TRUST CONTROLS
X WHITE SLAVES
STARTLING STATEMENT is MADE
BY NEW YORK cITYs POLICE
COMMISSIONER.
IMMIGRANTS ARE THE VICTIMS
Mr.. Bingham Praises the Golden
Rule" system lnaugurated Last
Year by the Police Of
Cleveland.

New York, Jan. 30.-Police chaper-
onage of drunken men to their homes
instead of under arrest to station
houses was one OF the subjects dis
cussed yesterday by Police Commits
sioner Bingham in testimony before
the legislative committee investigat
ing courts. 81 think Chief of Police
Kohler of Cleveland has the right
idea" said the commissioner. "If a
Cleveland policeman meets drunken
man, or even a disorderly person, on
the street, he takes him home. A
man coming home from a dinner,
drunk, should not be arrested"
AS to existing police discretion the
commissioner said: "They may take
a chance and use discretion-for a
five-dollar bill" other subjects
taken up were the alleged prevalence
of graft in dealing with women of
the street, the hopelessness of deal
ing with the social evil' until as the
commissioner expressed II, ministers
are either called off or educated, .
and white slave traffic among immi.
grants.
According to his statements, the
white slave traffic is extensively car
ried on among immigrants I'm all
parts OF New York. "If you knew all
gentlemen" he said, ut would break
your hearts"
zone of the first things to be done,
continued the commissioner, "is tc
al ntrAllfVu Nha
white slave trade. There is no use
denying that there is such a trust
and the sooner we realize II the bet
ter off we will be-" .-.
After his testimony Commissioner
Bingham was asked to amplify re
garding his statement that white
slaves are controlled by trust. HI
referred his questioners to his annua
report in which he said:
1.-THE traffic in importing women
and especially among the French, hal
received careful attention from tn,
department during the past year
This traffic is of large dimensions
There seems TO be very slight diff
| Guilty in getting women into tn
country. The requirements of the i'm
migration authorities are easily me
by various simple subterfuges. Tn
new law which went into effect Jul
1, 1907, has been great help, but tn
traffic still goes on and will continu
until drastic federal measures ar
taken to extirpate 1t. The forms
takes are as bad as possible. Tn
men who own these women are of tn
lowest class and seem to have an ol
ganization, or at least an understand
ing, which is national and even intel
national in scope. The term owneI
ship is no misnomer. The wome
seem to be the property of the men /
about the same way that trick do
would be the property OF the ma
who trains him and exhibits him fo
his own personal profit.