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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-04-08

Corn Ground for Rent, - miles
east Of Jasper. Phone ~ or in
quire Eli Scott.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-04-08

Onion sets at Wheat & Bishops.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-04-08

Mrs. r. j. Putnam has been confined
to her home by sickness this week.
Pneumonia was feared for time. IS
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-04-08
Crandall Bros.

Groceries & Market Place.
Always keep on hand a
full line of fresh Groceries
and fresh meat.
Prices on meat will vary
some, according to market.
Bring us your eggs and
butter, Beef Hides, Vegeta-
bles, Fruit etc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
THE MEAT or IT

Theophilus 'Broumer OF New York
has been elected president OF the
American Bible society.
Bradford Shinkle, Cincinnati (oJ
capitalist, is dead
Charles Swofford, bookkeeper for
the Merchants Laclede National bank
Of st. Louis, admits having squan'
dered $4,000 Of the banks money.
Three men and a woman fought
over a bottle OF whisky and the boat
in which they were navigating the
Nanticoke river, near Seaford, Del,
capsized. All we're drowned.
The steamship Lake Champlain cob
lidsd with an iceberg near Cape Race
and was badly damaged. The 1000
passengers were safely landed at st.
Johns, N. r.
Lewis Jenkins. colored, was electro
euted at Richmond, Va, being the
fifth person executed for the murder
OF Mrs. Mary T.. Shipwith and Walter
Johnson in Powhatan county.
Sixty persons were injured by the
breaking OF balcony railing ut the
Seattle (Wash) armory during the
progress of a track meet.
Judge William r. Cooper. a brother
of Duncan B. Cooper died at his
home In New York at the aga Of 90
years. % ns.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
GOVERNOR ARGUES CASE " y.
Harmon Says Wabash Burned Books
to Conceal Facts.

Cincinnati. o.. May s. Governor
Harmon and Murray Seasongood ar.
gued before the United States circuit
court Of appeals i'm the case in which
the Wabash railroad is appealing
from a finding that the Ohio division
OF the road be resold to redeem GER
tain bonds held by Ellen l.. Compton,
the Adelbert college and others.
Governor Harmon said that the rail
road had undertaken to act as trustee
for the Compton bonds and then CON
Quoted the affairs OF the trust in any
way but that Of trustee in earnest
about its work. lie said that the rail
road had so manipulated its own af-
fairs and the affairs of the Compton
trust as to represent TO the public
that the Ohio division was losing
money In a period Of Unprecedented
prosperity, and that to conceal the
facts the railroad company caused to
be destroyed by fire the books that 1t
had kent in relation to the Compton
trust. t-s 49, - rS&ans ESsz egy G.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
Powder Mlll Exnlodea.

Lebanon, o., May 8. - Two wheel
mills in the plant Of the King Powder
company at Kings Mills were totally
wrecked by an explosion, which could
be heard within a radius of 10 miles.
The workmen had just left the mills
two minutes previous, thus escaping
death. The explosion was probably
caused by the throwing Of a spark
from the machinery into green pow
der that became too dry for operation.
The conclusion broke windows in the
dwellings Of Lebanon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
CATHOLICS TO CELEBRATE
VIII Observe Centenary Of st. Pat
rck's Cathedral, New York.


New York, May S.-Bor a week, be-
ginning tomorrow. old st. Patricks
cathedral, in Mott street, this city, in
which many of the most notable
events In the history of the Roman
Catholic church in this country have
taken place, will celebrate it's centen.
nial. Church dignitaries from many
parts Of the United States win assist
In the ceremonies marking the ami
versary.
The cornerstone of the old cathe-
dral was laid June 8, 1909, by the
Rev. Anthony Kohlmann It's success
sor is the beautiful gothic edifce or
Fifth avenue.
Perhaps the most conspicuous event
In the history of the old building was
the inyestiture of Cardinal McClos-
key. He was here ordained priest,
consecrated bishop, installed arch
bishop and finally invested cardinal.
Twice in the history OF the cathe-
dral three bishops have been ordained
In one day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
MOTHERS HONORED
BY ALL TOMORROW
Labor Sunday VIII Also Be Gen.
orally Observed.

Philadelphia, May S.-To a Phlla-
delphia woman, Miss Anna Jarvis, be-
longs the honor of originating the OBJ
servance throughout the country of
the second Sunday In May as Moth
ers' day. a day set apart for the
mothers Of the nation. Reports com
ing here from All sections indicate
that the day will be more generally
observed tomorrow than it was last
year or the year before, when the OBJ
servance of the day began.
The outward sign of the observance
Is the wearing of white carnation.
In an address to the people Of West
Virginia asking the people of the
state to remember the day Governor
Glasscock requested them to wear the
white carnation because it's white
ness stands for purity it's form for
beauty, it's fragrance for love and it's
lasting qualities for faithfulness-all
a true mothers virtues" General
Henry M. Nevius, commander IN chief
of the Grand Army OF the Republic.
and Edgar Allen, Jr., commander in
chief of the Sons OF Veterans, have
asked the members of the two organ.
izations TO wear the emblem Of the
day In South Dakota Mothers day"
has been set aside as state holiday
by Governor Vessey. Throughout the
country services win be held in the
churches In honor of the mothers.
In most Of the Presbyterian church
es of the country and in some of the
churches of other denominations to-
morrow'wlll also be observed as La
bor sunday" The second Sunday in
Nay has been designated by the
American Federation of Labor and by
the department of church and labor OF
the Presbyterian church as Labor
Sunday" TO be observed by the. at
tendance in church of labor union
members and by the discussion from
the pulpit of some phase of the labor
question.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
RUN MARATHON TODAY
World's Greatest Long Distance Men
In New York Contest.

WORRIES GTcateet long BiStaHCo WeU
In New York Contest.
New York, May s-The starters
pistol in the Marathon race In the
Polo grounds this afternoon VIII send
on the greatest field of long distance
runners ever assembled in any part
Of the world
The men who will race 26 miles and
1856 yards for the honor OF being ac-
counted the best Marathon runners in
the world and for shares In the $1O,-
600 purse include practically all the
runners who have held the worlds at
teRtion since the present craze for
Marathon racing began. Among them
are st. Yves, the Frenchman who won
the Marathon Derby here on April 3;
John d. Marsh of Winnipeg, Canada,
who broke the Marathon record last
Saturday at Toronto; Dorando, the
famous Italian Maloney the former
amateur champion;\ Syanberg, the
swift Swede; Cibot and Orphee, win
ners of the six.day race in Madison
Square Garden; Carvaial, the little
Cuban; Appleby. the Engllshman,
holder Of the worlds 15.mile records
Fred Simpson, the Indian; Pat White,
the Irish champion, and Ted Crook,
the dark horse from Fall River, Mass.
The time for the ball game at Amer
lean League park was set earlier than
usual to give the fans time to see the
race. The purse well be divided as
follows To the winner, $4,000; to the
second, $1,000; to the third, fourth,
fifth, sixth and seventh, $1,000, $500,
$500, $500 and 5000 respectively.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
Lake captaln Attacked.

Loraln, o., May S.-Three men are
under arrest here in connection with
an attack on Captain Billy Gould, To-
cal shipping master of the Lake Car
riers' association, as the outgrowth of
the marine strike. Gould was attack
ed in his office, a blow on the chin
telling him to the floor. He leaped
up and. drawing revolver, shot at
one OF the men, who ran away. He
gave chase with drawn revolver, and
Daniel Sullivan, who says he is a De
troit member Of the Lake Seamen's
union, was arrested In a kitchen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
THREATENS TO
i TAKE her LIFE
Mrs. Boyle Says Suicide Be-
fore Prison Cell.
WANTS TO RELATE STORY

Attorneys For Woman Kldnaper Rely
on Contention That She Is Not LA
Bile to Conviction Under Pennsylya.
MIA Laws and Refuse to Introduce
TestImony-husband, Already Con
vlcted, Hints at other Parties Con.
nected With Plot Against Whitla.
Mercer Pa, May S.--R Relying entire.
ly upon their contention that the
Pennsylvania courts have no iurisdic-
tlon in her case, counsel for Mrs.
James Boyle, on trial charged with
aiding the kidnapping Of While Whitla,
refused to offer any evidence in her
behalf. Arguments will be made to.
day and the defense hopes to con-
vince the Jury OF the correctness of
its contention. The claim of the pros
ecution that Mrs. Boyle participated
while in this state in the formation
of conspiracy to kidnap, which was
afterward carried out, will be com.
batted by the defense which will en-
deavor to have her released in Penn
sylyania and turned over to the au.
thorities at Cleveland. The state com.
pleted its testimony, which was main.
ly the same as that given I'm the trial
Of James Boyle. but there were some
additional witnesses summoned for
the purpose of connecting MIS-. Boyle
with the abduction. One of the Cleve-
land policemen who took part in the
arrest testified that she said 81 am
the frail little woman who planned
the whole thing"
The finding Of the ransom money
in her clothing was also testified to.
The proprietor OF the Granger apart.
ments in Cleveland identified Boyle
and his wife as the couple who rented
an apartment from her under the
name of Walter. An effort was made
to prove her connection with framing
up the plot while in PENNSYLVANIA,
and her remark that she expected TO
receive some money soon was brought
out.
Throughout the proceedings there
was an appdlShN utSllt vi the IdIl VI
Boyle and his wife to bring out the
name of another party said to have
been connected with the case. Dur
Ing the trial Boyle endeayored to tell
more than he had been asked.
81 want to tell the whole truth about
this case now," he said. 81 want the
whole thing cleared. ! was not to
blame. The whole blame was on
some one else"
When taken back to her cell Mrs.
Boyle said Both Jimmie and myself
have tried to tell the whole story in
connection with the case. We have
mot been permitted to do so. It is
not justice. Everything should be
heard. As for myself, | will commit
suicide before | will go to prison."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
PRISON FOR HARLAN
Peonage Sentence Stands Agalns,
Nephew OF Supreme Justice.

Peonage Sentence Stands Against
Nephew OF Supreme Justice.
Pensacola, Fla, May 8. - Manager
w. S. Harlan of the Jackson Lumber
company of Lockhart, Ala; Robert
Gallagher, assistant superintendent,
and three of the companys foremen
will have to serve terms IN the At
lanta federal prison, to which they
were sentenced In the United States
circuit court here three years ago, on
the charge OF conspiracy to commit
peonage.
The United States supreme court
according to kilograms received here
by local court officials. has denied a
writ OF certiorari in the case. Man
ager Harlan 10 nephew OF Justice
Harlan OF the supreme court OF the
United States
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
LAKE STEAMER
LOST IN STORM
AdeliaShOreS Gees to Bottom
Of Lake Superior.
LIVES LOST

Freighter Was Bound For Duluth
With Cargo Of Salt When Worst
Gale In Years Was Encountered
and Vessel Goes to Pieces or
Whitefish Point - Crew Of Passing
Steamer See Wreckags and Bring
News Of Disaster to Port
Duluth, Mimi, May S.-Advices re-
ceived here say the steamer Shores,
six days overdue at Duluth, went
down off Whltehsh point, in Lake
Superior with all on board. The
crew and passengers numbered 81.
News of the destruction of the
Shores was brought to Duluth by the
crew of the steamer 7vorthland, who
say that as the latter was passing
Whlteflsh point, Lake Superior, wreck
age was floating all over the lake. and
that they believed IL belonged TO the
Shores. The Shores is a week over
due here
The Adelia Shores belonged to the
Manx Transportation company Of
Cleveland, and Is said to have been
upbound from Michigan with a load
of salt, and her passengers and crew
are said to have numbered 81, but
this can not be verified. She was un-
der command Of Captain s. Holmes.
The gale in which she probably
foundered last week, and in which
also the Aurania, the Russia and the
Nestor went down, was one of the
iiercest in the history OF the lake for
this season of the year. The wind at
times gained a velocity of 20 miles an
hour. This, with the violent snow
storm which prevailed for three days,
made navigation extremely perilous.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
Bucketshop" Men Convicted.

Cincinnati, o., May S.--The jury in
the case of Louis w. Foster and five
others, who were charged with using
the mails TO defraud in the running
of a so-called bucket shop" returned
a verdict of guilty in the United
States district court here. Tne men
found guilty are: Louis w. Foster,
John German, w. j. Campbell A. G..
Baldwin, John NJ. Scott and Edwin b.
He'll.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
SENATE ADOPTS
LEAD SCHEDULE
Rate Fixed by Dingley Law
Is Retained.
REPUBLICANS FAVOR DUTY

Senator clapp Declares That Ameri-
can People Have Determined In Fa,
yor Of Downward Revision and II
Republicans Ropudiate the Party
~ Pledge Democrats VIII Be Given
Chance to l-eeislate In Favor Of
Consumer Two Years Hence.
Washington, May 8. Just before
adjournment the senate voted to fix
the duty on lead contained in lead ore
at 115 cents a pound, which is the
rate Of the Dingley law, and of the
pending bill as 1t was passed by the
house.
Fifty-three senators, including all
= Republicans present, and Senator
Hughes of Colorado and McEnery of
Louisiana, voted in favor Of the duty,
and 10 Democratic senators voted
against It. This particular paragraph
has not been opposed by the low tariff
Republicans, and the vote was not
significant.
e., Senator Clapp of Minnesota spoke
at length in favor of lowering tariff
duties and Senator owen Of Okaho-
ma upheld the constitutionality Of the
y income tax
Sentaor Clapp commented upon the
policy Of protection and to distinc-
tlons between protective tariff and a
tariff for revenue only. The promise
. Of the Republican party, Mr.. Clapp
declared. was that tariff should be re.
''Vised downward and he asserted that
promise had been made in response
20 a positive demand. He said the
2 position on the part Of the protective
interests was that we should let well
enough alone, and on the part of the
consumers that the tariff should be
revised.
Declaring II congress should fail
now to lower the tariff rates, the
Democratic party would be put in po-
sition to so revise II two years hence,
Mr.. Clapp said he did not wish TO use
threats but merely to tell the truth.
'The American people," he added,
have determined upon this revision
downward. and anything else will dis
appoint them. 1t may be In your
power" he said. as he faced the Re-
publican senators, ito act contrary to
the wishes OF the people, but so sure
as you do two years from now this
tariff will be revised, not by the
friends of protection. but by the enc
mics OF protection"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08

OF the law which provides that no
child shall work more than eight
hours in any one day. In this case II
is alleged that Laura schirmer, a
young girl, worked more than the al
lotted time. The defense maintains
that the law is unconstitutional in
that It conflicts with the right of con-
tract while the prosecution alleges
that this divergence is privileged un-
der what are known as "pollce regu.
lations"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
shot hv nlaok Hand.

Chicago, May S.--Another Black
Hand crime was given to the police
here to solve. Mariana Zagone; AZ, a
wealthy cigar manufactures. was shot
in the temple while sitting in chair
in his brother-in-law's saloon, and is
dying at the Policlinic hospital.
Money had been demanded of him,
but he refused to comply.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
PLEADS FOR PURE MILK
Chicago Health Commissioner Speaks
at Cincinnati.

at OlfGiIlldAis
Cincinnati, o.. May S.-Dr. w. A..
Evans. health commissioner of Chi.
cago, was one of the speakers at a
public meeting at the Ohio Mechanics
institute, held in connection with the
pure milk exhibit. DR.. Evans subject
was. "The City's Health Its Best As
set"
81 intend to show how our babies
die and why they die" said Or. Ev-
ans. And / win point out the fact
that no city can afford to be other
than healthy. ! will tell you what
we are doing in Chicago to conserve
our best asset"
He then reviewed at length the
steps already taken in Chicago to in
sure pure milk, and complimented
Cincinnati on the fine showing made
at the exhibit now In progress, aud
which ends today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
Boat owned In Cleveland.

Cleveland, o., May 8. The steam
ship Shores, reported sunk in Lake
Superior off Whitelish point, was own
ed by the Manx Transit company OF
Cleveland. II was purchased last win.
ter at a cost of $4,000. Captain ..
Holmes, 80. of Milwaukee, was m
charge of the boat His crew num-
bered 13 men.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
Bomb ExpIodss In street.

Buenos Ayres. May 8.-rhe explo-
sion OF bomb at the corner of Cor
rientes and Corrito streets injdred 20
persons, four Of them seriously, and
caused great excitement for time.
The bomb was hidden in basket of
vegetables, which was placed on the
platform of a tramcar presumably by
some one In sympathy with the strike
'naugurated on May day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
panln Narrnuulu Auertnd.

Cincinnati, o., May Mistaking
the word fight" for FIRE" shrleked
out by spectator at Robinson's op-
era house. a panic was averted by
coolness of the managers Of the OPP
era house and some Of the actors. A
fight had occurred in the rear of the
theater and a private watchman was
endeavoring to eject the disorderly
parties.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
Manhlnistn Vote 10 strike

Baltimore, Md, May Sat meet
ing the mach.lists of the Mount Clare
shops of the Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road, numbering about $50, voted to
strike, and this action may lead to
the men in all the shops on the Bal
timore & Ohio system, numbering
about 1000, being called out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
ALItNISTS TESTIFY
Experts Employed by state Say Hains
Sane at Time Of Shooting.

Experts GWPlOJCu Wy oAetS OaV 'loilo
Sane at Time Of Shooting.
Flushing, n, Y, May 8. 49, After a
breathing spell of two days, today
and Sunday the Hains trial will
reach the beginning of the end. on
Monday both sides will sum up, and
unless some unforeseen delay arises
Justice Garretson will charge the jury
Tuesday morning.
Most OF the session was taken UP
with the testimony of the states
three insanity experts. They all ex.
pressed the opinion, predicated on the
hypothetical question prepared by the
prosecution, that Captain Hams was
sane at the time he shot and killed
Annis
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
prowns In Washlna car.

Akron, o., May s. - Two-year.old
Stella Schwinn was drowned in a can
of water her mother was using for
washing. The mother went out of the
room for a minute and when she
came back she found the baby girl
had reached the can and in some way
had gotten her head into It.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
Former oovernor MlssIna.

st. Louis, May 8. Frank Frantz,
former governor of Oklahoma, has
been missing from his hotel here
since Sunday. His room in the hotel
remains Just as he left II. Wotd from
Oklahoma City says his brother, Or
Vile G.. Frantz, has started for st.
Louis TO search for him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
STRANG IN AUTO WRECK
Machine Dtehed at Point Where Part.
ner Was Killed Last Fall.

Birmingham, Ala. May Within
hundred feet Of where Emile Strick-
er, his partner, was dashed to death
in 24-hour race last fall, Lewis
Strang narrowly escaped a fatal acct
dent. 1t occurred in the fifty-second
mile Of the lO0mile event and at a
time when strang had the race well
In hand. Just as he rounded the
curve where Stricken was killed the
rim of the right front wheel ran off,
hurting the machine into the fence.
Strang escaped with few bruises.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
INSANE MANS DEED
b, Kills Insurance Agent and Fatally
Wounds Clerk.

Wounds Clerk.
Huntsville, Ala, May S.--J. Robert
Jones, senior member Of the insur-
ance firm Of Jones g. Rison, was shot
and instantly killed by William L..
Halsey, president Of the Halsey
Wholesale Grocery company. A. D..
Mcdowell, shipping clerk in the Hal.
sey establishment. was fatally shot,
and is expected TO die. Mr.. Halsey is
IN jail and is said to be insane.
The shooting occurred in the Hal.
gey store. where Mr.. Jones had gone
to adjust some matter relative to In.
surance. No quarrel occurred so far
as IL known, and the shooting was as
unexpected to Mr.. Jones as to VIII
liam l.. Halsey, Jr, son OF the slayer,
who sat in the office and was the sole
witness. .,tf,sAus
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
PIows un Robbers, Loot

Kenton, o., May s.-while plowlng
near Ridgeway, Walter Fishburn
plowed into u chest which contained
sc gold and silver and nickel watches
and 80 gold watch cases. The police
think the treasure, which is valued at
$500, is the loot of some robbers who
may have been detrained from the
Big Four railway.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
FEDERAL OFFICER KILLED

Moonshiners Routed After Pitched
Battle and Stills Destroyed.
Hugo, okla, May 8. = In a battle
between a posse and band of moon
sinners near Turkey Creek, United
States Deputy Marshal Lou Holden
was killed. The band was routed af-
ter many shots had been fired Three
of the moonshiners were captured.
The still was destroyed and guam
tlty Of whisky was confscated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
COLLEGE ATHIFTfS MEET

Columbia University and Navy TO
Settle Differences Today.
Annapolis. Md. May 8.-The light
blue and white OF Columbia university
Of New York city and the blue and
gold of the Naval academy will min.
gle and clash today on land and in
the water. In the latter element there
will be a boat race between the Co
lumbia varsity eight and the mlddies'
crew, and on land the track athletes
of the two institutions will compete
for points.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
Rallroads 10 spend Milllons.

Cleveland o., May 8. 49, The New
York Central lines and the Pennsyl.
yania system have authorized i'm
provements on their roads between
New York and Chicago that win
mean total expenditure OF s22,50O
900. according to statements given
out here,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-08
Meyer lnspects Academy.

Annapolis, Md, May Secretary
of the Navy Meyer ritoday made am in.
spectiou of the naval academy, having
arrived here on the dispatch boat Dol
phin, accompanied by Mrs. Meyer.
Miss Meyer and 4 party OF friends