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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24
hecho esperar bastante, v con vues-

hecho esperar bastante, y con vues.
tro pe7m!so me acostar6 pronto.
-JQue tines, padre ?-pregunto Il
ka, mirandoIe fjamente.
NADIA, hija mia, NADIA. .Si
te We lnqueta Ham:ne, acabara por
descubrlr en- mi a.grma enfermedad
lmaglnarla, aunque no sea mas que
por darse la satisfaction de curarme
No son estas de las enfermeda-
DIES que Sc curan-respondi6 el doc
tor moviendo la cabeza.
-iNo sabe Vd. NADIA de nuevo,
senior Nicolef?-pregunto el consul.
NADIA, sino es que ell gobernadol
general Gorko, que estaba en- San
Petersburgo, acaba de regresar
Riga.
-;Bien!-exclamo el doctor. Du-
do que este regreso agrade a los Jo
hansen.
La frente de Dimitri Nicolef Sc
anubl6 al Or aquel nombre, que lie
recordaba la proxima catastrofe.
I'll te estaba presto E Ilka llen0 las
tazas. Tn t6 de buena calidad, aun-
que no costase a 160 frances la libra
como el de los ricos. Felizmente lc
hay de todo precio, pues es la bebi.
da usual, la bebida moscovita POI
excelencia, Y de ella hacen uso hasta
los mas pobres.
Ell t6 fue acompahado de pan cor
manteca, que la joven preparaba po
ST misma, y durante media hora |;
conversation Sc prolongo entire 10:
amigos.
Verso sobre ell estado de los espf
ritus en- Riga, ell mismo, por 10 de.
mas, que reinaba en- las principales
ciudades de las provincias balticas
La lucha entire los dos elementos gel
manico y eslavo apasionaba a los
mas indiferentes. Con la acentua-
ci6n de las energias polfticas Sc po-
dia prever que la batalla seria ruda
J sobre todo en- Riga, donde las razas
,estaban en- contacto mas directo.
Dimitri, visiblemente preocupado
apenas tomaba parte en- la converse.
clon, aun que hablase de el con fire.
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cuenc:a. Su pensamiento estaba le-
jos. JD6nde? El solo hubiera podl-
do decir!o. -. .Pero cuando Sc lie
preguntaha no respondfa mas que
con palabras evasivas, que no salts
tac:an a! doctor.
-Vamos Dimtri, ri,-decia este, tie
nes el aspecto de estar en- el fondo de
Ia Courlande y estamos en- Riga, sEs
que tienes la intencion de apartarte
de Ia lucha? La opinion y la alta ad-
mlnlstraclon estan a tn lado. iQue-
rras asegurar una vez mas el eXlto
de Johausen?
iTodavia aquel hombre, que pro-
ducia siempre ell efecto de violento
golpe en- el desvent4lrado deudor de
la rica casa de banca!
Son mas poderosos de 10 que til
crees, Hamine, ,-respondio Dimitri.
-Pero menos de 10 que ellos di-
cen, como ha de verse-replico el doc
tor.
Ell reloj dio las nueve y media. Era
hora de retirarse. Fl doctor y NJ. De-
laporte Sc levantaron para despedir-
Sc de sus hu6spedes. Ell tempo era
malo. FL huracan golpeaba las ven
tanas. Ell viento silbaba, e introdu-
ci6ndose por la chimenea agitaba a
veces la llama de la estufa.
-;Que borrasca!-dijo ell consul.
-iUn tempo para no aacer salir
I'm m6dico- -declaro ell doctor. Va
mos. .Venga usted, Delaport
le ofrezco a usted un sitio en- mi CO.
che. Tn coche de dos pies, sin rue
das.
Ell doctor beso a Ilka, siguiendo
su antigua costumbre; Delaporte y
ell estrecharon cordialmente la mano
de Dimitri Nicolef, que les acompa-
no hasta la puerta, y ambos desapa-
recieron en- la obscuridad de la tor.
mentosa noche.
Ilka do a su padre el beso de to-
das las noches V Dimitri Nicolef la
on sus brazos, quizas con
mas ternura que otras veces.
No he visto tn peri6dico-dijo
ella.-cEl cartero lie ha traido?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

-Vamos, Broks; no economlzar,'
do les tragos de schnops a los postL
Homes, mahana por Ia noche estars
mos en- Revel.
! -Es de desear. iTreinta y seis no.
ras!. No acostumbro a tardar mas.
-Entonces, ,-respondio Poch,- er
camino, y no perdamos ell tempo.
Los caballos va estan engacha
os,-respondi6 Broks,-y a nadi<
espero. La copa de partlda, Pooh
sSchnaps Q vodka?.
-Schnops-respondi6 ell depen'
diente.
,Despues de hacer al position seha
para que lie siguiera, entraron en- la I'd
berna de enfrente. Dos minutes de,
pues volvian junto al coche, donds
ell viajero desconocido habia tomar
do asiento. Pooh Sc instalo junto a eI
y el carrueje arranco.
Los tres caballos que le arrastra.
ban no eran mas grandes que asnos
De pelo largo y fuerte y una delgaI
dez que dejaba yer ell relieve de su,
musculos, pero llenos de ardor. Ell sil
bido del iemschik bastaba pra mante,
nerlos al trote largo.
Desde hacia algunos amos Pocl
pertenecia al personal de la casa dt
banca de los hermanos Johausen
donde entr6 niho y donde permane
cerfa hasta su! RETRO. Gozaba de todd
la confianza de sus amos, V Sc lie en-,
cargaba frecuentemente de llevar 1
los corresponsales, va de Revel, vi
de Pernau, de Mitau 8 de Dorpat, su:
mas de importancia, q. hub:era sid
imprudente confiar al servicio de laI
n,alles-postes. Esta vez su cartera
contenia $4,000 rublos Ell tilletca
que debia entregar al corlcsponsal
de Revel, volviendo despues i Riga:
No lie faltaba motive para deseal
estar pronto de regreso. Su converJ
ci6n con Broks nos dara d conocel
este motive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

-Si, h;ja mia. LIE he encontrado
esta tarde al regresar en- la puerta de
casa y me 10 ha entregado.
-5Y no habia carta?-pregunt6
Iika.
No. ......., hija mia. 49,, no."
Desde hacla cuatro amos sucedia
10 mismo. No habia carta. ... al me
nos que viniera de Siberia. =. iaque
LA carta en- la que Ika hubiera po-
dido humedecer con sus lagrimas
la hrma de Vladimir Yanof!
-Buenas noches, padre.
-Buenas noches, hija mia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

+ Made; y no ser que en- el camino
monte algun peaton, te veras reducl
do a hablar conmigo. Pero no te i'm.
porte; va sabes que no me molesta
! hablar.
Nj a mi, Broks.
i Y ad6nde vas?
-Hasta ell final del canine, a Re-
vel: a casa del corresponsal de los Sc
nores Johausen.
Y Pooh, guinando ell ojo, indicaba
la cartera que apresaba bal SUI bra
20 v que unia al cinto con una cadena
de cobre.
-Bien, bien. No hablemos mas. i.
No estamos solos.
En- efecto I'm viajero que habia
podido advertise ell movimiento del
dependiente, acababa de entrar en-
el despacho.
Este vlajero parecia mostrar inte-
res en- no ser conocido. Envuelto en-
su abrigo, cuyo capuchon cubria su
cabeza, Sc ocultaba en- parte el ros-
tro.
Aproximose 'el conductor y lie di-
jo:
-SHay un asiento libre en- ell CO.
che?
-Quedan tres-respondio Broks.
Con uno es bastante.
-SPara Revel?
-Si para Revel, ,-respondi6 el via
jero, tras un momento de vacilaci6n
Y al decir este pag6 en- rublos pa
pei ell precio de su billete hasta el f.
nal del trayecto, unas 240 verstas.
Despues con voz breve aiadi6:
-iCuando partimos?
-Dentro de diez minutes.
-lD6nde llegaremos esta noche ?
A Pernau, 81 el tempo no 10 i'm
pide. Con estas tormentas nunca Sc
sabe. .....
-iAcaso hay que temer retrasos?,
-pregunt6 el dependents.
Hum! !,-gruno Broks. No es-
toy contento del aspecto del cielo.
Las nubes corren con una rapidez.
En- fin, con tai que no nos traigan
mas que lluv a ..Pero 81 Il Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24
DODIA Dimitri NicoIef es-
perar que los hermanos
~ Johausen le concediesen nue.

pefar que los HeIudHOS
Johausen le concediesen nue.
va prorroga? No........No Sc
encontraba unicamente ante G:
banquero; tenia que haberselas
con ell enemigo politico, del que la
opinion lie 'presentaba como rival en-
eli movimiento antigermanlco que Sc
preparaba. Frank Johausen, el iefe
de la casa, lie tenia sujeto con esta
deuda; la Ultima, pero tambien la
mas fuerte. No tendria pledad.
La conversation del Dr., del con-
sui Y de Ilka continue aun durante
media hora, y va Sc mostraba la io-
ven muy inquieta por el retraso de su
padre cuando este aparecio en- la
puerta del comedor.
Aunque no pasase de los cuarenta
ysiete amos, Dimitri Nicolef aparen-
taba diez mas.
Era de regular estatura, barba
girls, el rostro bastante duro, la fren-
te surcada de arrugas-a modo de
surcos donde no pueden germinar
mas que ideas tristes,-de constitu-
ci6n vigorosa. De su iuventud habfa-
conservado una mirada podcrosa y
una voz LENA y sonora; esa voz, como
dice Juan Jacobo, que llama al CO
razon.
Dimitri Nicolef Sc despoj6 de ST
abrigo, mojado por la lluvia, dejo ST
sombrero sobre I'm sill6n, bes6 a su
hija en- la frente y estrecho las ma
nos de sus dos amigos.
Has tardado, padreIe dijo IL
ka.
Una lecci6n que Sc ha prolonga-
do.
-Tomemos el t6-anadi6 la ioven.
A no ser que estes muy fatigado,
Dimitri. .-observo el doctor Hamine
no NE satisface tu cara. Debes tene1
necesldad de descanso.
-Esto no es nada-respondio Nj
colef-La noche me repondra. . . To
memos el t6, amigos mfos. va os he
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24
COXSIGNATARIOS:

CONSIGNATARIOS:
V.iIar & Co San Juan, P. z.
Sanders Philippi Co. Aguadilla. P. r.
Fritze Lundt &Co Sues Mayaguez, ?. R.
Fltze Lundt d Co. Suns Ponce, P. &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

En- sta imperen.a seveude padel d
reriodicos visjcs q 50 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24
0FRECEMOS Al PUBuCo
Fl Hnlpiiador VACUUM nlarca "SAATO. '
Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica:

Con las siguiertes garantias de fabrica:
"Machara constantemente sin caientarse nterumprse
Teae por minute una desttuc6n calculada de 25 80
pies cuco de aire lbre Producira aximo de
pulgadas segun ell mercuro Standard de los E. u u
DUraGa de Is 30 amos atin usandose diaramente."
E SANTO trabajara de cualquer cubo de luz ncandes
cente coso de centavos la hora. FL "SANTO" no
gran capacidad 10 hace apetecble para TENDAS ALMA
GENES. OFICINAS IGLESIAS HOSPITALES Ii otros
edfoios grandes Haga vista nuestras ofcnas para
la demonstration, por caci6n, mandaremo ell aparao
cuaique sto San Juan para demostraro privado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24
CHARLES WE'RE.

AGENTE DE ADUANA Y COMISIONISTA
Agente General en- Isla de La Compahs De Seguros
contra Incendos 'L'UNI0N de PARIS
de los ARAD0S ALEMANES stema BcicIeta Marca PAART0
de la Cerveza francesa "MAXEVILLE'
de la Cerveza alemaDa "SALVAT0R"
Vends ACElTES GRASAS de caIdades
ameorables para toda claSe de Maquinarias
P @. BOX 223 TELEFGNO 37L
TErUAN47. SAN JUAN Pr.
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Porto Rico Power & LiQht. Co.
'iVIAJES RAPIDOS J.
PoR los 5NTFs vAP0REs cGBAN0s DE soPRNos HERRER
NUEVO ITINERARIO DEL "VAPOR JULIA"

SaG7s re San J1an cada .! cas para los puertos de
Maco: Domingo Santiago de Cuba Nuevtas Ha,
bana Via Xayaguez Ponce Aguad;.la) en- que su-
cene meritase esa Ultima escala las sguientes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

In eSta lmprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos riejos a
g 0uintaI
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22
General Markets.

BUTTER-Steady on top grades; other kinds weaker; receipts. 17,969 packages; creamery, specials, per h.. 301zc.; extras, ,29c.; thirds to f1rsts, 24a2Sc.; state dairy, finest, 28c.; common to prime, 23a27c. 23a26hc.; factory, June make, 2315a24c. current make, 22a23c.; imitation creamery, 24a25c.
 CHEESE - Firm, but quiet; receipts. 1882 boxes; state, whole milk, specials, 151sa17c.; average fancy, small, white, 15c. large, 15c.; small, colored, 15c.; large, 15c. choice, 14%c.; good to prime, 14a1411c. common to fair. 101aa13%c. skins. spe- cials, 121kc.; fine, uAa111ac.; fair to good, 81Aa101kc.; common, 6a713c.; full skins. 213a4c.
 EGGS-Firm; receipts, 17,9n cases; state, Pennsylvania and nearby, hennery, white, 36a40c. gathered, white, 30a36c.; hennery, brown, 3Oa32c.; gathered, brown 27a29c fresh gathered, extra frsts, 26a27c.; firsts, 24a25c.; seconds. 22a23c.
 POTATOES - Weak; Maine, per bag, $1.65a1. so; state, per bbl, $1.50a2; Long Is- land $1.75a2.12; Jersey, per bag, $1.5Oa1 S5 i; sweets, Jersey, $1.75a2; southern, $1.50a1. ST.
 HAY AND STRAW-Quiet; timothy, per 100 lbs, 75c a$1.1O; shipping, 6Oa7Oc clover. mixed, 40a75c.; clover, S5a75c.; long rye straw, 50a60c.; oat and wheat, 40c half bales, 21aa5c. less.
 LIVE POULTRY - Unsettled; spring chickens, per lb.. 15a16c.; fowls, 16c.; roost- ers 11c. turkeys. 12a15c.; ducks, 14c geese, 12c.; guinea fowls, per pair, 6oc pigeons, per pair, 200.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22
James Howard, tn
 Cbioo uyb3r1-9r0 l
SPORTING AFFAIRS.

lost his boxing bout with Matt Wells at the Fairmount club in New York by a "fouT" blow. He hit his adversary a punch in the ninth round that looked low, and Wells rolled over, claiming a foul. The club physician, who examined Wells, de- cided that his.claim was justified. It. was a one sided boxing bout for nine rounds, with all in favor of Howard until the blow landed.
 A worlds record that stood for twen- ty-six years and another that was made two years ago were smashed at the Press club games at American League park in New York. Jack El- Ter, the great hurdler of the Irish American Athletic club, clipped two and two-ffth seconds from the mark made in 1884 by Hugh Baxter, and Con Walsh, the giant weight thrower of the New York Athletic club, added two inches to Pat McDonald's mark, throwing the f1fty-six pound weight for height. Filler travelled seventy-five yards over hurdles in 9 2-5 seconds, and Walsh hurled the massive weight 16 feet 27s inches.
 Jack Goodman defeated Fighting Dick" Hyland of California in a ten round bout at the National Sporting club in New York. Hyland was the aggressor throughout and landed ma4y stinging blows on Goodman's jaw and still a greater number to the stomach and kidneys. But Goodman earned tue honors in every round except the ninth In the early rounds he worked his famous left jab to perfection, and later his right and left swings struck strong and true.
 Stanley Ketchel has been located in Springfield, Mo. The boils have dis appeared, and Ketchel Is beginning to long for the squared ring again. He is going to relinquish his hold ca the
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

middlewelght championship and to try for the heavyweight honors. "1n few weeks 1 am going to hurl a chal- lenge at Johnson that the negro can not pass up," declared Ketchel.
 Fighting Dick Nelson outpointed "Dixie Kid" the negro who is gener- ally recognized as the welterweight champion, in a slashing ten round bout at the Olympic Athletic club in New York. The bout was hammer and tongs affair between two game, hard hitting men and clearly demonstrated the superiority of the straight punch over the swing.
 It was announced that arrangements have been practically completed for an automobile race between Barney Old field, holder of the worlds record for mile on a circular track, and Jack Johnson, champion heavyweight pu- gilist. The race is to be held at the Empire City track, New York, during the latter part of September.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22
FOREIGN
 NOTES OF INTEREST


 an explosion while being warped into her shed at Baden-Baden, Germany. A score of men were housing the air ship when benzine tank in the rear gondola exploded, setting fire to an adjacent gas compartment. The ex- plos1on of this compartment was fol- lowed by the explosion of the sixteen others. The whole structure was de- stroyed in a few minutes, leaving the Zeppelin VI. a tangled mass of alumin- ium frames. Budapest dispatches to the Tageblatt at Berlin state that Austro- Hungarian political circles are convinced that Colonel Roosevelt's western tour was connected with a plan to renominate him for the presidency because his friend, Count Apponyi, the Hungarian political leader, Is shortly going to the United States. The object of Count Apponyfs visit is understood to be as- sociated with the mobilization of the Hungarian vote, especially in the min- ing regions of the United States, for Colonel Roosevelt. ~-. .a"..
 One hundred and fifty persons were injured in railroad train wreck near Oporto, Portugal. The accident occur red on the Povoa railway at the little station of Senhorada flora. The great CT number of the injured were but slightly hurt, and that none were killed is considered miracle.
 The British ship Carnarvon Bay, from Liverpool for Sydney, was wreck ed on King island, near the coast of Australia. The captain and seventeen men have been picked up, but a sec ond boat with fifteen men aboard are missing.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

to special sessions The officers were arrested on complaint of a sealer of weights and measures who said that he bought four packages of butter the total weight of which was twelve and -three-eighth ounces short.
 Pesi Satriani and Rebecca Goldberg, school girls of Corona, N. Y, aged ten and five years respectively, were drowned in a, we'll in the rear of the Satriani girls home. The two children left school and were last seen alone playing together in the Satriani back yard. Two hours later two young men of Corona were crossing the yard when one of them stumbled and all but fell through a hole in the board cover of the well. The men, looking into the well, saw the bodies floating on the surface.
 Four men were drowned and two others barely escaped death when the power boat Comfort was disabled and foundered off Plum island, Massachu- setts. The party, nearly all mill oper- atives, left Haverhill bound for Ports mot th, N. H. Reaching the mouth of the Merrimack river, just off Plum ls- land point, mountainous waves raised by a brisk northeaster, were encoun- tered. Then the tiller rope broke, and the craft was soon tossed about at tho mercy of the waters.
 George W. Fitzgerald, a former as- sorting teller in the Chicago federal sub-treasury, was arrested by deputy United States marshals, charged with the theft of $173,OOO that mysterious ly disappeared from the Chicago sub- treasury on Feb. 19, 1907. Fitzgerald was arrested on a bench warrant based on an indictment returned se- cretly by federal grand jury on Feb. IT., 1910. The existence of the indict- ment was suppressed until the time he was arrested.
 Thrown to the pavement unconscious in head-on collision between two automobiles on Clinton avenue neal Twenty-second street, in Irvington. N. J., young woman was deserted by her three companions and left lying ir the roadway. Discovered by the occu' pants of the other automobile, she was removed to the city hospital in New ark. The young woman had a frac. tured shoulder and cuts and bruises of the head and body.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

THE cANFIELD," CANAAN, Ct An up-to-date hotel All the mod ern conveniences. Service unsur- passed. A step from the station.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

W. SLEIGHTER, PAINTER - Houses, Signs, Wagons, Etc. Guar anteed work. CANAAN. CONN. (Wilcox Shop.)
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

L. c. RHoADES, BARBER SHOP. Three Chairs. Prompt Service.
 Ladies' and Children's work soiic-
 ited. Garfield Bldg, Canaan, Ct.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

GANCI & ORBEN-Shaving and Hair Dressing Parlors. Ladies and chill dren's work a speciality.
 Canaan, Conn. Tn the Garfield"
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22
GRIM ES  fs AND CASUALTIES

~ his wife at L ak e CASUALTIES Como, Italy, will be extradited was confidently asserted by the dead woman's brother, Captain Henry H. Scott, U. S. A., and his law yer, Emil Fuchs. Charlton was exam ined in the Hudson county jail in Ho- boken, N. J., by Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton and Dr.. William Fisher These insanity experts are to appear for the prosecution in case Charlton pleads insanity. After the tests the two alienists were reported to have said unofficially that Charlton was as sane as he was the day he was taken from the steamship at Hoboken.
 After reserving decision for more than two months in the case of tho two leading officers of the Sheffield Farms ms-Slawson-Decker weight pack ages of butter Magistrate James G. Tighe decided in the Adams street court, Brooklyn, that the evidence was sufficient to warrant sending the case
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22
The New York and Hartford
 Millinery PdrIOrS

Have returned with as swell stock of Millinery as you will find in any sx. elusive millinery parlor within 50 miles of Canaan. Give me a call and be con Yinoed,
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

H. D. HUMPHREYS Drug Store,
 "On the Corner" Est l843.
 Reliable in everything. CANAAN -: CONN.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

Colonel James Thayer Vandeventer died at his home in Knoxville, Tenn, aged eighty.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

Count Zeppelin's sixth and latest dirigible balloon was totally de- StroYad hv fire after
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22
BUSINESS CARDS

GEORGE R. WILCOX, BLACKSMITH Horse shoeing, wood work and
 iron work. RAILROAD ST. CANAAN, CONN.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

President Diaz, in the presence of a large crowd in the City of Mexico dedicated a
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22

That Porter Charlton,
 the confessed slayer of his W if e at L a k e
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
MILLIONAIRE
KILLED EARLY
This Morning at. Vincennes,
Ind, by a Theatrical Pro
moter-Social Troubles
The Cause.
BY United Press Wire,

By UnltCu 1EtSS WlTt.
Nincennes, Ind, Oct. &C. Edward
Gibson. millionaire oil field operator OF
this city, was shot five times and
instantly killed at the union station
at 3 o'clock this morning.
Menlo Moore, owner of threa
theaters here, and owner of theatre
circuit in Indiana, was arrested al
Washington, Indiana, few hours
later charged with the crime Moore
declares Gibson interferred in his do
mestlc relations.
Gibson was on his way to the
Bridgeport oil fields where he has
large holdings and was about to board
train when the shooting occurred
The police say the shots were fired
from behind.
Moore was on hi, way to the home
of his father-in-law, Arnold Padgett,
at Washington, when he was arrested
His wife Is noted beauty and a
member of one of the most prominent
families in the state. Moore is also
well connected, having been reared al
Mitchell, where he has relatives
The death of Gibson closed ro-
mantle career Gibson came here from
Pittsburg few years ago penniless
He discovered the Bridgeport oil fields
near here and became a millionaire In
short time. He was noted as a spend
er. He leaves wife and one child
Gossip for some time has connected
the names of Gibson and the wife oi
Moore.
Moore owns and manages three
theatres in Vincennes, and circuit
OF theatres in Washington. Princeton
and other towns.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
MINISTERS PROD
MAYOR SETTER
Urge Him To be More Diiismt III
Enforcing the Rose County
Option Law.

The Ministerial association held
regular meeting this morning In the
assembly room at the library offi'
GERS for the coming year were elect
ed, the old corps being retained. the
officers are: Rev. George II. Barn
ard, president, and Rev. s. c. Bates
secretary and treasurer
The ministers called upon Mayor
]. @. Setter following the meeting ana
urged upon him that he use more dill
gence in enforcing the Rose law In
Marion. The number of intoxicated
persons during the past few weeks
has greatly arouse dthe temperance
forces and pressure iS being brought
10 bear upon the mayor to bring abou'
a better observance of the law
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
PLAINTIFF WINS
IN CONLEY'S COURT
Verdict or S2O1 Returned by jury
After an Hours Dclibcrauon.

The jury in Justice Conley's court
to which the case of The Drury
Brothers company against Benjamin
Mozier. and orrin Foos was tried sat
urday evening about $50 o'clock
brought in verdict for the piaintiif
In the sum OF $2Ol.
The suit involved quantity OF
hay which was purchased OF the
plaintiffs from the defendants. AFTER
a portion of the hay had been baied,
the defendants stopped the work and
refused to allow the plaintiffs to haul
away the hey. Suit was brought for
the cost of bailing that which was
baled and for the commission on the
sale of the whole amount
The jury considered the case Tor
about an hour before returning It's
verdict