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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26
Home Missionary Society of
Epworth Holds Meeting
NlCEPROCRAM RENDERED
Mrs. ii. L. Frank Hostess of
the Day.
Ladies' Aid Society Meets MRS
Name Frank Entertains Senior
Glass of Sunday School.

The Home Missionary society Of
Bpworth NJ. E. church, held an i'm
portant meeting at the home OF
Mn. III. i. Frank, of South State
street. Thursday afternoon. The
attendance was large and great
deal Of important business was
considered. IJuDJ.
The annual election OF officers
resulted as follows: Mrs. w b.
Everett, president; Mrs. Frank King
first vice president; Mrs II. Rubens,
second vice president; Mrs. l..
Leeka. recording secretary; Mrs. @.
Stump, corresponding secretary !;
MRS. Fred Hofstetter, mite box
secretary; Miss Mary Rexroth treas,
urer; Mrs. J. G.. Fairbanks, chair
man of the supply committee; Mrs.
H. Campbell, head OF the worn
committee: Mrs. J. II. Balm, com
mittee on music; Mrs. Harry Schu-
maker, secretary OF literature: Mrs
Frank Click, secretary of Mothers
Jewels: Mrs. ID. w. Strayer, score
tary OF Home Guards. The execu-
tive committee was composed Of the
following: Mrs. w. A. Longbon
Mrs. +. c. Smith, Mrs. W. T. Jones
Mrs. w. 3. Denman, Mrs. John
II. Clark and Mrs. Frank Hunter.
Following the business, an inter,
esting literary and musical program
was rendered The devotional ex'
ercises were conducted by Mrs
Rubens. A paper on "Mormonism'
was read by Mrs Freld after which
MRS. Won Stein read a chapter from
the missionary tudy. "The evolu
tion of a quarter" was the subiec
Of an interesting reading by Miss
Spauldlmg The program concluded
with delightful vocal solo render
ed by Miss Lydia Knapp.
The meeting concluded with a 10
dial hour during which refreshments
were served.
Miss Name Frank entertained th,
members Of the Senior GLASSES o
the Primary department Of the Firs
presbyterian Sunday school at he
home on West Church street Thurs
lday evening. The suDerj atendent
and teachers were present and ~
evening was spent very pleasant,
from the hours of z to 3. Game
and various features OF amusement
were enjoyed. Nice refreshment,
were served. There were abou
twenty four I'm attendance.
The first meeting OF the newly
organized Ladies' Aid society o
the Wesley M T.. church was helt
at the church Thursday afternoon
There was large attendance owe
thirtv-four members now beint
enrolled Regular business wa!
considered and arrangements wer
made for an Easter market whlcl
will be held at the local City Mar
ket shortly before Easter. TIL,
next meeting will oe held on tn,
third Thursday Of April.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26

came, he was thrown back into the
car and his back was severely
sprained. Otherwise, no one was in
jured.
Three windows, located near the
center of the large car, were crushed
In and the side of the train was
badly wrecked. The motorman on
the intemu'ban car brought the car
to sudden stop and thus avoided a
more SERIOUS wreck. Had thGre been
amy passengers on the west side of
the car, they would have undoUbt-
edly been seriously injured. a
The employees were not to blame
for the accident. There was no
carelesness ON, the part of any. The
local car was clear OF the track and
the large car being pulled from its
course by a defective switch frog
wss an unavoidable accident.
The wreck was cleared and traf.
fic was delayed less than an hour
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26
RENDERS NICE PROGRAM
Morning Musical Club Holds Iu-
teresting Meeting,

The Morning Musical club met
Thursday morning in the Parish
house and enjoyed a very pleasing
program. The program consisted of
compositions written by some of the
foremost of American composers,
namely George Chadwick, Obey
Speaks, Calyton Johns, Nevin Blalt
Fairchild, and Brochway. Miss
Mae Ella o'Brlen read a paper tell
ing some of the interesting facts in
the lives of these men,
Mrs. Edison Bush sang ''Lbtle One
A Crying" by Obey Speaks, Mrs. r.
M. Brown following with NeVn's
Barcarolle. Johns and sAllah" by
Chadwick
The next meeting of the club
will be held on the morning OF
April the eighth.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26
MEMS BIBLE CLASS
IN INTERESTING SESSION
Rev. o. c. Wright Addresses
Men of U. B. Church.
Speaker Claims Men are Taking
More Interest In Church Work
Other Speakers.

a mems meeting under the aus
plces of the Mems Bible class of the
United Brethreh church was held at
the church Thursday evening. The
event was one OF the most pleasing
and profitable held in some time
There was lapge attendance.
REV. o. c. Wright, of Chicago,
Junction, Ohio, was a guest of the
men and gave a very entertaining
and helpful address upon "Fishers
of Men," saying that much OF the
church worl1 today Is being done
by the men and that much more
interest Is being daily taken by
the men In the church work. The
address was illustrated with many
incidents in the life of the speak
er and his talk was highly prorl'
table
Following the meeting a banquet
was held at (which DIR J. u. Hen
sley acted as toast master. Rev.
G. u, Bender spoke of '"The Minis
ter's Attitude Toward RefoDn
Movements MIR, william Coler,
president OF the bible class, gave am
interesting talk and was followed
by William AIcCIoud. superintendent
of the Sunday school. Rev. j. w.
Miles, pastor of the church, spoke
upon '0What the World Would Be
Without the Church
The Bible class, under the aus
pices of which the meeting was
held, has now fifty five members
and is a factor i'm the church work.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26

A japanese sword used 10y one OF
the emperors about 500 r. c., is
still in existence.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26
DIES OF MENINGITIS
Merrill Lantz, Aged Two Years.
Victim Of Dread Malady.

Merrill Lantz, two year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lantz, OF
Toledo avenue, died at the home
of his parents Friday at three
O'Clock from the ravages of mem
nights. The child has been ill
for some time but it was only a
few days ago that the true nature
of the disease was recognized.
The remains will be shipped to
Caledonia for burial, services to be
conducted in that place Sunday at
1870 o'clock hy the Rev. Mr.. Grey.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26
No more dlvonces.

No more divonces.
"IHubby" will stave lover true,
Every wife his only sweetheart, too
Perpetual matrimonial bliss twill be
II both take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea.
CHARLES SCHMIDT G. co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26
WIVES TELL
TALES OF WOE
Two Women Seek Relief by
Divorce Route.
DRIVEN FROM HOME
Myrtal Balliett Says Ill
treatment too much for Her
Harriet Parish Husband Secured
Her Consent to Marriage by
Empty Promises

Alleging that her loss OF health
is due to the cruel tactics of her
unscrupulous husband, Myrtal a..
Balliett filed an application for di-
voTce in the common pleas court
Friday from John f. Balliett. Attot.-
ney Rooms, of Mt. Vernon, is the
author of the petition.
The plaintiff says that she was
married to the defendant on De-
cember 29th, 1899, and that one son
aged eight, has resulted from the
union. She says that she had al
ways been a faithful and true wife
and that In return the defendant
has been cold and Of a neglectful
nature. She charges that on No
vember 1st, 1908, az CoshOcton, o..
the defendant was guilty Of extreme
cruelty by driving her from her
home when she was seriously sick
She says that she is completely
broken down in health as a result
OF the defendants treatment.
Mrs. Balliett says that the defend
ants morals are such that he IS un.
fit to have custody OF their child.
The plaintiff says that she is the
owner of two horses and a quantity
of household goods located at Cos.
hocton, Ohio. She asks that the
court grant her an injunotion re.
straining the defendant from inter.
fering with the property. The court
granted the injunction Friday
The petitioner asks that the cour'
lIgraint her a divorce form the de
fendant, the custody of the child
and that she may be decreed own
er CT the property located at Cos
hooton. .N
Through her attorneys Mousse
and Moloney, Harriet M. Parish
filed a petition for alimony In tn,
common pleas court Friday, naming
Daniel G. Parish, defendant.
The petitioner says that she wa
married to the defendant at Greel
Camp, Ohio and that no childrei
have been born. She says tina
pricr to her marriage. she had
pleasant home and everything tha
la woman could desire. She say
Ithat in order to induce her to mar
ry him, the defendant made al
kinds of promises which he kne'
at the time, he was unable +
carry out.
The plaintiff charges the defend
ant with extreme cruelty and say
that he cursed and swore at her Il
the extent that she became alarm
ed and was forced to leave hom
on March 22nd, 1909. She say
that the defendant has farm val
ued at $4,000, also personal propert
valued at 81 200. She pray
for reasonable alimony and ask
that the court issue an injunction
restraining the defendant from dis
posing of his real estate. The in
junction was granted.
Buy Blake's seeds II you wan
good results. 3-26-27-9O-31
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26
TO REMOVE GIRLS EYE
Injury to One Optic Makes operate n
Necessary TO Save Other.

Some days ago the four year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Pickett, of West Center street
fell thrustinIg sharp stick through
her right eye saturday the eye
will be removed in order that tho
sighte of the left eye may not be
marred. At the time of the accident
the child was playing and in fall
ing thrust the stick Immediately
through the cented of her eye. lit
tie attention was paid to the mat
ter until some days following the
accident. DIR. f. NJ. Baldwin will
perform the operation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26
CLAIMS A RADNoR BRIDE
Hugh Ackron, of Prospect Weds
Miss Mayme Grifith.i

Friday evening at the home of
the bride in Radnor, Miss Mayme
Griffith was united in marriage to
Hugh Aclu-on, of Prospect. Only
the immediate families witnessed
the ceremony which was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Dickson Of Prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs. AclSron will make
their future home In Prospect.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26
Says Cruel Disease
Recommends
Home Remedy

The most cruel bodily III 10 which we
mortals are liable Is rheumatism. IL is
a stubborn, torturlng and often deadly
disease. Frequently II Is the ruin Of
mind, bodily health aud fortune
When once II sets in Il shows no favor
between millionaire snd workman. When
It does not kill by the heart, Il Is apt to
. cripple and deform. Imperfect elimlna.
tion OF waste natter by the excretory
:. organs The bowels and urinary tract.
also the skin pores, results In accumu.
latons Of uric acid and poisons IN the
. blood and tissues. The restoration OF
. the functions OF the kidneys is absolute
. ly necessary, and the following will un.
: doubtedly do It. 1t is known far and
wide as the "Gaut prescription" and
. any honest druggist will mix II for you.
. II purlaes the blood, tones up the elm.
. inatlve organs and seldom falls to cure
rheumatism.
Mix In a bottle, onehsif ounce fluid
extract buchu, one ounce compound
. fluid balmwort and two ounces com.
. pound syrup sarsaparllla. The dlrec.
tions are TO take one teaspoonful after
each meal and one at bedtime, drink.
. ing plenty Of water between meals but
. little at the table. At this season no.
. thing better can be used a. tonic and
: blood purlner.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26

Best on earth lawn grass seed Is
the best mixture ever put up to
make a good lawn in this locality
For sale by f. +. Blake, 126 West
Center street. 3-26-27-30-31
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26

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'SsUS Sdmuq soHuw InoIa UPON ploD
.AllnL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26

/ Buy Blake's seeds II you want
good results. 3-26-27-30-31
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-26
CAREY W. HORD
IS MARRIED TUESDAY
Marion Boy Weds Miss nellie
Taylor, of Sandusky
Ceremony Performed at Brides
home-Mrs. North Hord
Attends Wedding.

Miss Nellie Elizabeth Taylor and
Mr.. Carey w. Hord, formerly of this
city, were united in marriage at
Thursday at noon at home
iof the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
.T. B. Taylor. The groom is a SOL
of Mrs. Martha Hord, of South
Prospect street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Hinmon OF
the Perkins NJ. e. church. They
le!t today on a wedding trip to the
South. Mrs. Martha Hord, of this
city, was in attendance at the we'd
ding ceremony.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
HOW THE PLAGUE WAS PREVENTED.

Few people have any appreciation of great
done San Francisco by the Marine Hospital Service conjunction
with the health officers of that city fighting the plague The people
San Francisco and of the entire will fully appreciate the
debt of gratitude which they to the vigilance of the health off
Gals of the United States of San Francisco when
they informed that the governor of California in October 1907
appealed the President the inspection of Fran
United Marine Hospital Service
general direction Surgeon Rupert Blue He had under
him commissioned officers thirteen assistant surgeons hyone
inspectors fx assistant inspectors foreren and SAB abore
The citizens committee raised $5oOOo the Board of Supervisors
propred at first 100000 month and aterward $ month
for the purpose The seriousness of the situation
preaed from the fact made public that up 3d. 1908
there have been of plague and sevnseven deaths There
1890 suspected of plague that had be examined 1913
inspections of the dead made to determine whether they
had died from the plague there 1920 houses dsneced and
popoona number of nusance abaed The total catch of
reported amounted 2o642 of which oooo examined for
plague and of these 800 found plague infected During this
time 2o6 ships dsnfected At first uncommon
clean hundred from fmigated vessel After the first
fumgaon the number rapidly
free only of rats and mice but of all of vemn Had
been for the vigilance of the officials Of the Marine Hospital Service
and the cooperation of the citizens of San Francisco with the Uhi
States government it is impossible tell to what The bulon
plague might have gained foohod this ought
t he eloquent in justification of the wisdom of the expenditures which
the cv officials of Oakland made that time in
sanitary camraien in this CITY and the fight AGAINST and th
disease breeding vermn ad required efforts the Ea
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
BIBLE IN CHINESE POOR WORK;
CHRISTIANITY VERSUS CONFUCIANISM

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.T. c. Francis Quo of
and student of the University of Pennsylvania delivered
yesterday, in Houston Hall, America and China
"Our scholars he said "ae becoming broader
they realize that there is much be
the spirit and learn have
yours to assume the same air of superiority as
that assumed by scholars the past They ignorant of
fact that China had libraries while their were living in caves
america has her good points but she also has her vices re-
spect much the enthusiasm the ngen purpose
vcton and the noble sefsacrice with which
aries undertake to what they call the heather Chne
people who in their opinion has been and still cropping dark
Religion Nor ignore the good the American missionaries
have accomplished China for China educatonay American
all of them founded and conducted under the
missions The American missionary medical schools
pitfalls of invaluable service the people, especially poor
TChna regards the incoming of American missionaries very
different light from that in which she looks atte missionaries
European countries AS rule American missionaries go
with noer and purer purposes and motives than do those from Eu
rope Unlike European countries he~
do act spies and diplomatic agents for their Governments they
do mix politics. they defy authority and trans
gress the laws of the Chinese Government.
81" that European countries exchange with China
But am glad and doubt will be glad to hear that the
! American Government is not guilty of such policy
n the respect religion conucanis has wihstoOd Christian
ity. majority of the Chinese who Church belong
lower of society They join the church the
religion but with the hope of securing protected through the mis-
sonaries when they get into trouble they ofte1 do
"Confuciansm sesuficent religion fox Chinese poo
pie Christians have need any religious eand in China
he Bible is of the book from which people get their
ideas OF Christianity religion 1t is poorly translated into
Chinese that sensible person will pick up it.
Bible almost entirely lost through the process
1t is commonly regarded book of when distributed
when China becomes great both individually and
ally which state hope far distant she instead of taking adj
of her ponderous strength to realize the oaed Yellow
Peril will simply follow out her traditional national policy namely
and honesty and with China the East and the United
in the West the two peacemakers nations the
peace of the world will be guaranteed
If may be permitted express my personal feeling very
happy and proud that China the country my birth childhood
and am only less happy and proud that America the country Of
! my youth and part OF education"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04

wonderful grasp of the subject than for anything else He
the almost every point and though splendid speeches
have been delivered by both Republicans well Democrats
position to the bill reported by his committee seldom has Arh
failed squash opponent when it facts and figures 1t
evident that but few members of either house much
real grasp Of the nricaces of the tariff question The
the the reports hearings, etc, which the bill
based make OF literature furnishing subject years study
has been Adcs study for thirty years and by
consent his fellow senators to defer to his superior qualifications
Judge almost em opponents usually confirming themselves
gencraes of fundamental
After days of debate ITEM senaor made speech urging
that the be fastened marng with unappcad that
the item had better be disposed of before
mudded it, Such bill of the general
study understand The measure Republican
with it. will stand fall simply by results IF prosperity follows
enactment of the Adch Payne bill reelection of Taft pact
caly while bad times would be likely to bring Democratic
Democratic Senate later
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
THE MEANING OF THE LEPROsY DISCOVERIES.

The discovery by psychologists that persons
fined for from the disease does not at
all that they had it. The presumption very strong in
they afflicted with the disease when they
mied The that it has disappeared from their systems would
them valuable subjects for study 1t should be worth
something know what they took what have been
life their diet There be doubt that all
constantly contracted and thrown off by every
individual of lifetime Autopses often indeed
evidences of consumption having begun and then been
interrupted leaving the lungs OF VINO
lived long without knowing they had had the disease
course discovery there perhaps considerable
number Leper Settlement who have eprosy in their s-
TENS and are will probably rise to lot OF yell
low articles about their suffering Giving DEATH etc. all by mis-
take Meanwhile comfort to know that many OF these persons
don't want to be all but back which IS most
pleasing proof of how well this island community has looked ate
these unfortunates in their exile
The discovery from another point of view cheering No
person of common will declare that OF the ten
released had prosy They free from
now This demonstration absolute that the disease not mera
dcab1e when once contracted other words there is and
sooner or later by method the investigators will find 1t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04

citizens who appreciated the gravity Of the situation to nd"te the
city authorities continue the campaign and make the necessary
appropriations Oakland Enquirer.
AZ eminent professor says will $Iooooooo to talk with
Mars In long distance that's the limit Hang the receiver
Atlanta Constitution.
Tman pacifed They needn't be surprised it, of these fine
spring mornings he is discovered pchfor hand pitching hay Tor
the White House cow.-Atlanta Constitution.
When the shooting gazeles wildebees pals T. r. he
game by going Japan and helping the Mkado fight
japanese boodlers.-Spokane Spokesman-Review.
Abdul become life member of the Down and Out
And the Ohio girl who refuses because his name
is Rcefseak carries the dainty name of Lamb-Houston Post
Japan developing industries, which again demonstrates
count possession of eye the main canceWashngton
Star.
How and noble Heney long he fought corruption
among the Clover down. How vile and he became
he grabbed for rascals higher upLos Angeles Express
1t is exactly of French leave with Senior Castro but it's
the near knd.-Portland Telegram.
Ii is predicted that -four will go up $40 barrel The
is the law of supply and demand applied the wheat
grain exchange gambling according the who does the
explaining Woman's National Daily.
Before Boston carried with enthusiasm the suggestion
of worlds fair here in commemorate the landing of the Pill
gms she will do well to consider Jamestown-Boson Globe
Mr. Hearst to give the Independence League and
then enough of lift to people who have correspond
cree for sale.-Wasington Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04

Advertiser know whether The Star yesterday
published the RahRobertson matter
morning paper shown disposition to satisfy
curiosity of month whether III connection with an
CeiYe all
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
FOR SALE.

Solar Water Heaters, 80 to 100 gall
Ions, Galv. Iron Tanks any size and
weight, Shee Metal Work OF all kinds
made TO order on short notice, Water
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Plumbing and Pipe Fitting 2
Job work given prompt attention.
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Phone 211. las King st.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04

The has yet announced the end of the strkbecause
the end has yet We do not declaring day
that the strikers have pieces, that the strike bo
and trouble than in giving the impression that
misguided but peaceabe and awabdng strikers thugs
Every sign that the strike only end complete col
laphe complete the longer lasts, far as the aborers
are concerned paper gives the facts from day day best
thew obtained a The strike is not yet
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04

understood Advertiser contributor ntmaes that there
sound readable violin string, which renders mos
quo helpless Any wishing sleep to the accompaniment
OFF may apparatus keep the string vibrating and
substitute mosquito long the neghbors will stand
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
A SLOW SPRING.

Unfortunately ncemen days almost certain
before pack the furnace moth balls with the
indianapolis News
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
TAKING EFFECT.

They beginning laugh in England Of the jokes
that Mark Twain got off when he there last yeaBostor
Globe
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04

Take figures given by strike leader Maxine at their best
evident his strike is a losing game Even if he could
hold together claims the employers easily
hold out longer however quite evident that the men
be held together.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
I'M EDUCATIONAL NECESSITY

Washington be the for the high this
in is hardly regarded complete without pilgrimage
to the capita4 Boston Transcript
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-04
RAILROAD CLASSIFICATION.

Presently railroads will classed which have been
merged by Hartman and those that have been merely investigated by
the government-St. Louis Post-Dpatch.