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The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
DAILY DEATH LIST.

William J Mckenzie. / year 40 Dal-
Zcll, commissions
Margaret Kramer 3 years. sla can
Held f. pne umonia.
Anna krdnsman AZ years. lSS Mich
ell. pneumonia
Florence NJ clark, 10 months, 81
Franklin. pneumonia
Helen Walker, 81 years, Grace hos
pital, post-operative shock
Marie c. Hull. l year, ga Twenty
eighth. pneumonia
Michael j. Fuchs. SIS years. IA Pol
lard, mltral lnsufttciency
Hazel McCracken, year, iG Beech
menl ngitis
Frank II. Darling. 81 years. 80 Web
ster. tuberculosis
Annie Corbett. 90 years. l2l5 Four
tcenth. carcinoma
Richard Yokum. &c years. Ecorse
Mich. inquest pending
Richard Peltier. 30 years, 469 BelNi-
deTc. pneumonia
John Rothber. so years. 81. Mary !
hospital. empbysema.
Joseph Malone. 80 years, ST. Mary 5
hospital pneumonia.
Minnie Broccker. Sc years. $40 Ferd-
inand cardiac asthenia.
Irene Buchan. - years. 81 spring
wnooping cough.
Hazel Etzler. years. s42 Congress
Albert Kuess, IS years. Is7 Pultord;
cancer Of liver
Amalia Wolforty. IS years. 93s Vine
wood. la grippe
Ernest McCrea, 62 years, t22 BelIl
deIe. pneumonia.
Louisa Wesserl!ng, Is years. ll2 st
Joseph. tuberculosis.
Byron L. Whitsel. 80 years, SIS Cen
ter, Trenton. y J.. uracmia.
Edwin Reichman. ? months. IS Jay
bronchitis.
Virginia c Higgins. e5 years. $50 Nc
Graw; pneumonia
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

NDpOrted Tor Inc IInles " - VII'
craig x Co, Ford building. Aprtl 70
Extreme dullness prevailed during
todnV.S session and che stock list dld
not display . definite trend. Interests
will probably center next week On the
with regard TO The dividend on common
Issue. Bank statement was not as fo-
vorablc as expected. hut moneN. rates
continue easy. The position OF tts
,r,a,lsat has been greatly improved dur
ing The past week by liquidation. and
an extension OF short interest. but "pt =
side demand is only nominal ana VII
with regard TO corporation aHalIs Is
purSued
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Syndicate After Chemical Company

Negotiations are In progress for
the sale of the Lake Superior Iron a.
Chemical Co. TO syndicate composed
partly Of English investors. n the deal
is consummatcd the company will be
reorganized with a large increase In
capitalization The properties include
six charcoal iron furnaces and four
chemical plants at the following
places: BOVINE City. Elk Rapids. Man.
istIqne. Newberry and Chocolay. Mich.
and Ashland. Wis.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
BURRILL DECLINES OFFER.
Will Not Be President OF New Metro.
politan Bank Says Boston Paper.

Notwithstanding the announcements
made some lime ago by the promoters
OF the Metropolitan State bank thar
G.. l.. Buirll, prominent Boston banl,
eT. had accepted the presidenco Of the
institution, Mr. Burrill has declined
the offer. according TO the Boston
Daily Advertiser Mr. BurriI will ne.
main in Boston and will be- president
of the newly organized Paul eeyerc
Trust Co. which opens for business al
No. so Washington Boston next
month. the Advertiser SAYS
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
RosToN CorpER IETTrus

NVWUTT0W TUT IN" limos TV HVVII--
stone q 90. April %.
The market has ruled cNtromcf,. an
with prices generally ,lowEr. -V-bfr
there has hccu activity 10 has been ii
the direction ~ lover prices T.nko-tta
been tho foat ITO. relling down 10 ~
loss of 2'e points Mohawk le ais
2tk down GA a Arlz J. and pscoola
North Butte has been frartiauaiI
weaker hut around - there is q CON
siderable amOuat u stock wanted ON
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
PRODUCE.

The poultry market was back to
n ore normal conditions this morning.
The special demand on account OF the
Jewish holiday. Is over now, and on
top 81 that the receipts have Increased
materially the past Few days orer
lngs from farmers wagons on the city
markets have been especially heavy.
and OF themselves were enough TO
break the market Dressed calves were
no better than steady Fridays re-
ceipts did not all clean up but receipts
today were light. Butter and eggs
were unchanged. straw berries were in
good supply and there was an active
den and for fresh vegetables.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

Appie.-Fancy. s3QS75. common 81
q 3 per Dbl. western box apples. $2'1'
Z. $50 per box
Banana--Good shipping stock. $3.50
425O according TO quality.
Benns-pried Lima &c per 10
Florida, 81 a 2.25 per crate
CnuIinow $2.7593 per
doz s3.50G4 per crate.
CabbsEe-Old Sjc per bu, new. $40
Observation-Disclosures nat. late made. Is
q rs sc; fall made. "a SC, york state,
ls q zoe: Limburger. Wisconsin. ia lse.
brick l7ql7hc. Schweitze-. domestic
block. 2lc; domestic loaf, 23c: import
ed. 2s . soc per 10.
Dates-Persian. S9ec 10; Fards. 80
Dressed CaIves-Choice. Ioqllc III:
common, so SC per 10
Figs-lmported, new, ll4 &C per 10,
Finnan Iiaddic-9ia q loc per 10.
house sissSisS per doz. lettuce, hot
house. 10glSc 10, head lettuce, sl,s0 %
eco per hamper; radlsnes 2S q Soc
per- parsley. 25c per doz, green beans.
basket. rutaOagsss:, 5oTfoc- bur Tor tor,
ida tomatoes INA pes, $50 $50 per o eress
i15G25c bu: turnips soc bu; beets. soc
bu, carrots, zoe doz. pieplant. 80 y 5Oc
dog; spinich. 754soc per bu, s22S per
fotnia 35c per bunch, green peas. s. y
225 per ou. young onions. l0ul2c doz
Grape Frui,-si a. : 50 per case.
Hny-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay I'm car
lott, T. Q, Detroit: No ! timothy
No timSt6y So sisg .lsa
81 as; wheat and oat straw. $3.50 "
Z Loose hay fro mfsrme.s wagons
on the city markets ranged from sl0
Hides-cured' No. l. lolsc: green,
green. sc; No. N. cured: iOHe;
green s sS 20 20 ca pi avn ears sdFsq
SiS IAN and sall T Tie of s? 1 "i horse alqs.
NO ~ x :$Ioi ~ NO > - $3.50 sheep SKINS
Honey-t ancy white. isQl7c; OK
ttactea-@ ~ DC per Ii
Icmons-Califoraia. S4Q $50 box.
Limcs-Sl Il l.25 per 100.
MuShrooms-io u 0oc per 10.
Nuts-Walnuts. l5Q l6S, almonds, "a
Brazils. 9Gl0c; mixed nuts. l2al+ pee
10. hickory nuts, shellbar<s, 81 % q / %
0nions-Michlgan. S. q l.25 bu, new
$50 per per crate. Bermaias. & pc.
crate
ornnges--Calltornia navels. s27Sg
oyster.-soli.d packed. standards
fl.25; selects 81 per gal. standards IN
small cans. Csc, large cans, Csc. Sc
leCts. small CSC; large. 35c can.
PineappIe.-Fioridas $500 q $50 per
doz, ~ q . per crate.
Popcorn-Ears. "a 2i9c per 10.
% q 25c bu: new Bermudas. s29Oa3 pc.
bu. s. so per Dbl. new southern, 81 2,
per bu. $3.50 per Dbl.
/ Pouitry-Springs. ltc; hens. i y ] sc
ducks. l6ul1c. geese. 1870 lac. tur'
! keys. | : u lsc per 10.
strawberries-24- Uirt cases, ~ 20
24-quart cases $3.50.
sweet Potntoes--Ierseys. kiln dried
81 per hamper; Illinois, 81 per bu. 81 :
per bbl.
TaIiow-No l. 60 &c. No. ?. &C per ID
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

TETROTT April 23--Close--cash
wheat is showing u little Improvement {.
some mills are buying more ilberalI y;
although hour II said 10 be in sma i
demand, Milling was 30 active last
fan and winter tnat stocks were great /
~ Increased. and buyers are now bold
ing on for decline Kansas ana Ne
hraska are furnishing the hull ahlmU .
milton JjSt now. and dealers scnd buN =
Ing orders along with the complaints
81 Uoor condition Much * said about
the extent OF abandoned acreage. and y
is believed the nest government report
viii show something in that line tnat
will make the bears take notice. The
. latter are not afraid. They THINK
large crop is coming ON nicely and the
Hood OF new wheat viii pot prices COY!
new level IL ~ noted that recent
buVfpg lp Chicago was bN strong par
ties and the wheat for the time being.
* of the market. Wheat was strong
all Saturday ana quiet The DAYS .ad +,
vance amounted % = IN cash ana
May. and lc IN Iuly and sept
Wheat quota a. ans Cash No. red.
SI0Sat May opened with an advance
OF i,c AT 81 oN = and, advanced 70 si'os
July opened at Slo3 and advanced 70
Si.03a. Sent opened at Slo2't ana al
vanccd To Sl.o3l No. J white Sl.Ve a
Coarse grain uctations-S' orn e ash
car al eoiac. closing At 60u ole oats
standard > cars at 4tc. No white >
cars at 43 - Hye--Cash No, J. car
M soc Reans-Casn. s2.o3, May. s.. 90.
Cioverseed-Prtme spot. 20 bags at s.,
10 nags at ss.75. oct. $3.50. sample.
bass at S. % Timothyseed Prime
spot. - bags at s1S5; choice. 81.
Receipts In the Detroit market sat
urdav included / car q wheat. OF
oats and . OF rye Withdrawals Were
1T9I bbl OF -four. 715 bu 81 corn S.GlS
hu OF oats and l.O23 bu OF rye. stocks
arc eos 52q bu OF wheat. lbi- l4i bu or
corn. 33.340 hu Of oats, $40 bu or par
ley and l.417 bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts saturday -Duluth ls
cars. against 81 = year ago; Minh'ap
oils - cars. against l45. chicago, l.
against 1900 bu; Kansas city 2'ooO
bu. against 1900 bu
Estimated wheat exports for the
world this week i0.s26000 bu. week
ago. 1244S,000 IN; year ago, S2+oVoo
whcst receipts at primary points
saturday. 2590t0 bu. year ago. 2sl 900
Exports Of wheat and -four saturday
2o7 900 bu
TOLEDO. o. April e3.-Wheat-. ASH
ana Niay. $40. July. sl0tis; sept.
si06I. Corn-Cash. see May. o9osS
JnlV. 63l, &C.. Sept, ga. oats ASH
44I,c. Nav. 45c: July. l27sc; sept,
Se7. Rye-No. .. 59c; 40. B. 90.
Cloverseed Cash and April. $3.50 oct.
and Dec. sG.51 -. Prime alslke. SrlV
Prime timothy S..t5. Butter. eggs and
hay unchanged
CHICAGO April % Wheat opened
from J. a. To isC M. selling was genera
and volume % trade fairly large. CORN
was very active with prices hlshtr az
4l-.--..l4IAcI- Oats higher on active DuA-
INC ~ new crop mOntHs by PII SHUTS
Provisions higher al around
Close-Ali grains except May corn
closed from 80 TO 7.c higher Pro
visions weak and lower
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Carson, Craig e. Co.

2Io-:iS FORD BhDG. DETROIT.
Stocks Bonds Grain and Provisions
Boston stock Exchange.
"e"" Chicago Bnurd Of Trnde.
Private wires TO all markets
Michigan correspondents OF Paine
wcbbcr q CO.. Boston. and Logan n
Brynp. New York and Chicago.
Stock certificates d1.-vered promptIy
Correspondence solicited
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

bank statement OF the associated banks
follows. Reserve on all deposits, IN
crease. xi.035.625. reserve on deposits,
other than United states. increase, 81
034.250. loans. decrease, ts.l5l 900.
specie. Increase s9S6.9OO legal tenders.
increase. sl.09s,l 100. deposits decrease.
s. S02 800. circulation, decrease, ny,
700. IOInl lnAns. 81 W .AlNAOO.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
CHICAGO EXCURSION
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
ROUND TRIP $3.50 ROUND TRIP

Tickets on sale May 2nd. 3rd and
4th. Valid to return until morning
train from Chicago Monday. May
10th. City Ticket ONCE. 124 Wood
ward ave. Telephone vi. 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
MEETIN. NOTICES.

Detroit. Mon. April -. 1910.
The regular annual meeting OF TIE
stockholders OF the General Electric
Mica * MIG Co. VIII be held al 20.
Office. SIG Buhl block. Detroit. Mlchi-
gan on Tuesday. the 3rd day OF MAY.
1910. at 80 y. m, for the election ot
Board Of Directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction or such othc,
business as may properly come before
said meeting J. NJ PITCHER, See
rotary
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Champion Chicken Picker Trimmed.

, J. w. Dyer, who has photographs
and medals 10 show that he is the
champion chicken picker OF the world.
was himself trimmed" by Dick
Green. fellow employee at the Faltis
market. Friday. Dyer. with one eye In
mourning. and his general personality
mussed up, called on Police Justice
Stella and sMore-out an assault and
battery warrant, Saturday. The light
was precipitated by "A quarrel over
division OF work in picking chickens
without prizes In sight, IL is said.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
,uICNGo PRODUCE.

CHICAGO April ga Butter-Cream-
cry extras. 2sc, hrsts &c dairy, eN-
twas e6r nrsts. 24C. Eggs--Prime
GrstS. a2iac. nrsts. 20Isc. Checse--
Twins. 1873, ala; young Americas, ! sr
Ilt,c Live poultry Turkeys. l5c.
roWlS..iSQ tSisc. ducks. i6ia a l. iac,
geese n o..
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
MARINE
SHIPS IN COLLISION.
Harvey Brown and Monroe Smith
Come ToQether In Foo.

PORT HURON, April 23.-Capt. Gil
rardin. OF the Northwest Transit Co
steamer Harvey Brown. reported her,
that the Brown and the steamer Mon
zoe Smith. OF the United States Tran
sit Co, collided during the heavy log
about 125 miles from Thunder bay
light The damage TO the Smith was
not ascertained The Brown appears
TO be only slightly damaged. but will
be examined at Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Outer - Creameries extras. ale.
nrsts. soc: dairy butter. ale. packing
stock zoe per Id.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
Included 20I per doZ Receipts on
Saturday ais cases
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

OF the fact that he market has adj
YanIed steadily for four DAYS. We be-
liCNe In The absence OF further damage
reports ~ viii not be out OF order To
take the selling side on any further
hulEe
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Markets and Finance
BOSTON eoppER SALES.

ter departments OF the market are equal
! ~ as -dull ana absolutely fenturelt -,
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
The sou.
..r.I n, ..sI.I. ~ nIL l.. Al

SAULT STE MARIE Mon, April 70
TIP. Manitoba. Matthews. Nesscn.
2.9o y. m Friday. Morsan. -JIr3 Port
Centurion. william Brown, 10 p m"
Friday. Eilwood Glenellah, ! a m (,
Whitney. stephenson. Conest" ga
Malietoa 8, Morgan. - kamlnlstlqula'
Berry SEQ. Vance. Corey, $50, shelter.
1870. Maythan Vail. Connolly Bros"
II 80: ,smalD Fitzgerald, Jay Morse
noon. a.
day. Jones, 30. Noble. Midland Prince
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, April % The weekly
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The.
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me ciassihcations In these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
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inserted Tor less than Is cents
PERSONS whose names appear In
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rates Call
HOME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN 1893.
For the convenience OF patrons.
arrangements have been made with
.he following TO receive liner ad-
NeIUsements at the same rate as
sharged with the home office:
EAST SIDE.
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canfield-ave east
M; Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott ma
Gratiot-aves.
=. brown. No 1859 Jefrerson-a
.. Mci'hcrson. No. 2400 Gratiot-avc, op-
poslte car barns.
WEST SIDE.
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turner Stanton. No. les Myrtle-s.
=. u. DrtscoiI. No. Az Michigan-ave.
-. w. Miiinrd, No. lil9 Fort-st. west.
w. w. nrush. No 59s MIchlgan-ave
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
VESSEL. PASSAGES.
haes.ts

DETROIT, April 93 Up. St; Paul
Chicago. p. m. Friday. Burlington
20; \. NJ Marshall l.35. Lycoming
ESQ. Luzon. 2.50. w :. Mack. Athen :
3'i5. r. l. Wallace !. Cranage. o.i5
NJ \ Bradley 9. Montana. 6:lO; Man.
chester. 40. Zillah. Peshtigo ana
barge Delaware s.+5. Ayerlll Reain
%. Carleton. $40,
Butler. 10 4. IN. Friday, Wilberi
smith 10. Barton. II. Alpena. ll.l3
Myron. Page. Goshawk. II, Norwalk
1880 a. m. Ashley, Starke. i;SC
Iangell. Arenac. Moore 3 Owego. 4
Curry. $40, Brittanic 6.l5, Corunna
go, J. r. Epson. :; Van Hise. Bryr
Mawr s. Cofrnberry, $40
Down r. IA. WiCkwire, : y. m, Fri
day. Ramapo w &. Rhodes. 2;lO: &
W Chambrrlin. Aipena. 2.2O, Maunaloa
~ {. Frick. $40; w. A Haywood. sax
DRY. I Maryland tarrivedl, 40. a. >
rIton. 8 Waldo. $50, Charles Weston
: 80, Schuck. 80.
Durham. poric. IL p m, Friday. Ful-
ton. French ca m, Midland queen
Michigan. I. Spalding, Z, Athabasca. J !
isabelle Boyce and consorts, 10 81
last night. Paris. ll:2o, Morrell ll:S0
Canisteo. Bethlehem, IL, Mclousa.l
l..4J. John Barlum, >. Adams, -.4V
huhN. $50; Octarara, 10; Susquehanne
- -. Empress Midland. 1850 Dar
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices, furnished 10y Hayden
stone 4 90, April %. 1910
Dfcnlng Closing
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone x co. HIGHS Griswol st:
open High. Low Noon
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
INFORMATION RESPONSES.

VA Nj As+l--ISs- PE+%a PaFt yr-Ae4se-
North Woodward district. Add ess
T. box -, Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
LOCAL STOCKS.
a,yks AND TRUST cos.

Ofhcial quotations Detroit STOCK "
change: ~, .o,
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FirSt-ClasS Tool Blacksmith. Ap-
ply at Works Sunday Morn
ING Nine to Twelve.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
DENMAN TO
OPERATE ON
A Giant Coal Monopoly in
Belmont County-Pur-
pose to Rob Consumer.
BY United Press WIr


Columbus, o., July 15.-Attorney
General Denman Thursday started the
machinery Of his department to break
up what he declared to be a giant coal
monopoly, which has grown up in
Belmont county within the last year.
my department has been working
on the case for some time and we are
convinced that "A trust is operating
TO raise the price of coal to the retail
dealers" said Denman.
"As far as we are able to ascertain
at this time there are thirty-fiye COM
panies in the combine.
"I have today written every COM
pany, ordering that each send a repre-
sentative to my Office Saturday to ex-
plain the present situation that has
arisen in the Belmont field. Those
that find 1t impossible to send rep
resentatlvc to me must send written
statements.
'"The plan of the combine has been
for the big companies 20 buy the
entire output of the small companies.
In that way few of the big fellows
have been able to dictate higher prices
to the retail deaelrs.
"Our information is that the big
companies are now paying the small
companies ninety-five cents a ton for
coal which year ago was worth only
from seventy-two to eighty-two cents
ton.
"a year ago coal that was being
sold to retailers for ninety-fiye cents
ton is now selling for $1.O5 and up
ward.
"The retailers are powerless because
the little companies are under con-
tract to the big ones"
Fhe attorney general said that the
meeting with the representatives of
the companies Saturday would largely
determine his future course of action.
"If | find that have good grounds
for doing so, shall proceed to do
everything in my power to smash the
trust" said the attorney general.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
PERSONALS

]. C. Irwin, OF Caledonia, was
Marion visitor yesterday.
Frank NJ. Beverly is home after a
few days spent In Detroit.
Mrs. Louis Mayer of Cherry street,
Is critically i'll.
Charles T.. Gompf has returned
from Detroit where he attended the
Elks' grand lodge meeting.
Mrs. Nancy Brown and Miss Hazel
Hastings, of LaRue, are the guests Of
Mrs. S. H. DeLong on Garden street.
j. l.. Price returned his morning
from Detroit where he attended the
meeting of the Elk's grand lodge.
w. H. Holverstott has returned
from attending the meeting OF the
grand lodge Of Elks, at Detroit, this
morning.
A. b. Krause and William Lust re-
turned this morning from Detroit
where they attended the Elk's grand
lodge meeting.
w. 3. Denman and Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Martin left this morning in
an automobile for Lakeside where
they will join Mrs. Denman and re-
main for week or ten days.
Mr.. Frank Schaffner of the II
Schaffner Co, has returned from q
ten days visit In Chicago, where he
ATTENDED the Chicago ana Grand
Rapids furniture market.
Roman sandals, G straps, for wo-
men and children, Beatty & Long sell
at lowest prices--they dandles, !
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15

regular monthly meeting in the parlors
of the church yesterday afternoon.
There was a good attendance and an
excellent program was given.
Devotionals were conducted by Mrs.
Frank Hunter, after which Mrs. n.
G. Shumaker read paper on the
bible Woman-her Idol" Mrs II. c.
Smith next discussed the Summer
Schools" Mrs. j. w. Wren gave a
personal view of the conditions OF
Mexico. Her talk was very interest
ing. Mrs George VonStein conduct
ed the mission box and closed the
program after which a short social
session was held.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
BRIEF MENTION 4
q n 4 = = I

The picnic Of the Court House Rats,
which was to have been held Thurs
day August 4, has been postponed to
Tuesday, August 3.
The Philharmonic orchestra, accom-
panied Dy Mary Dennison Galley, Mrs
C.. l.. Allen. and Miss Elizabeth Arm
strong, of Piqua, will go to Prospect
this evening to give a concert under
the auspices of the Young Peoples
society of the Presbyterian church OF
the village.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
RAILROAD NEWS
Il 4 4 4 4 4 . . . 3 =

BY the resignation of Charles Means
president of the Railway Mail Clerks
association of the fifth district, G. L.
Sanford, of this city. vice-president.
becomes president.
C. A. Allen, superintendent of the
Cincinnati division of the Erie, was
here today on business.
Trainmaster Baldwin and Division
Engineer Cooper of the Erie looked
after local business yesterday.
C. W. Buchanan, traipmaster and
Martin Whalen, division engineer Of
the Big Four were here yesterday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
Notice of Appointment.

Estate of Albert Oborn. deceased,
The undersigned have bene appoint
ed and qualified as administrators of
the estate Of Albert oborn, late of
Marion county, deceased.
Dated at Marion, Ohio, this 2sth
day of June, A.. D., 1910.
Samuel n, Reber,
Roscoe Oborn,
Marion, Ohio.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

About two hundred members of
the Ququa club. Marion's newest club
organization, went to Greenwood lake
Yesterday for an afternoon and even
ing outing and picnic. The special
cars leaving Marion between 1890 and
2 o'clock conveyed the merrymakers,
while scores of others followed later
on the regular cars and In auotmo-
biles.
The park and lake are unusually
well adapted for an affair of this
kind. The lake offered diversion
throughout the afternoon, its smooth
surface Turing many into boat and
canoe, while the less daring ones
spent pleasurable hours en- tete tete
under the cool trees. on arrival, a
ball team was organized by some of
the, masculine fabric especially in
clined toward this sport, while the
bowling alleys tempted many others
At 6 o'clock baskets, packed with
delicious viands, were brought forth
and supper was laid picnic fashion
on the lawn. Immediately following
the supper hour, Ramroth's orchestra
arrived from Delaware, and all re-
paired to the pavilion where dancing
was enjoyed till 10 o'clock, when one
of the most successful and delight
full occasions the club has ever ex-
perienced came to a close, and cars
were once more boarded for the
homeward trip.
The picnic of yesterday was the
second social function given by the
Ququas, the first being a dance given
soon after its organization. A third
is being planned for the near future,
when the club will probably picnic at
Cedar Point.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
COURT NEWS

In the case of Gardner and Kelly
against the Layton Oil and Gas COM
pany, Judge Babst has overruled the
demurrer to the petition and the de-
fendant Is given until July 80 to an
swer. The case has been continued
until the next term of court.
The motion as to the fourth amend
ed petition in the case of John Weston
against the Marion Malleable COM
pany has been sustained by Judge
Babst.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
Another Officer Has Quit
the Force.
HARLEY SMITH FINDS HORSE
Run Away Animal is Fin
ally Located.
Police Are Called Out to Chase
Away Burglars and to Stop Beer
Party Guests From Making Too
Much Noise-Notes of the Day
In Police Circles.

w. ID. Shafer, now an employe of
the steam shovel shops, has been
named to succeed officer J. W. Stevens
who resigned to take a position in
named to succeed Officer J. w. Stevens
like others of the present force, tired
Of the work and quit at the first op-
portunity. 1t is expected that there
will be other designations In the near
future,
Chief Klinefelter complains that he
has difficulty keeping the places fill
ed and in filling the places of the
men who are off duty every week or
M
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15

home of Mrs. w. d. Drake, on Silver
street. The time was spent with quilt
work and lunch was served. Ar
rangements were made for the ice
cream social to be given atlthe church
this evening.
Next Thursday the society will meet
with Mrs. o. G. Danner of Kentor
avenue In an all-day session.