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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27

Young died in n hospital at Els
worth and Temple Is not expected to
live. Temples wife and daughter,
spectators to the shooting, are with
him. a panic among the passeng-
ers followed the shooting. The con-
ductor of the train and several
men succeeded in overpowering Pugh
but not before he had shot up the
car in western style. Pugh was taxi
en- from the car at Ellis and lOdg-
cd in Jail. The conductor and pas
scngers say he was intoxicated
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
\ Wild Outbreak.

SalIn, Kas., Aug. 27,--Onc man
is dead aud another fatally injured
as the result of the wild outbreak
of man giving his name as Harry
Pugh, of Niagara Falls, New York,
aboard Union Pacific passenger
train bound for Kansas City from
Denver last night. Details of the
episode did not come to light until
today when the train arrived at Sal
ina. Boarding the train at Ben
nett, Colorado, Pugh sank into a
stupor in which he remained until
near Ellis, Kansas. Suddenly awak-
ening he flashed a revolved and
shouting There after me-" began
firing. II, II. Temple, of Kansas
City "A passenger and James Young,
brakeman, fell at the first onslaught
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
BIG SHOW THURSDAY

The Great Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers United Shows in such
u mamoth aggregation that is is COM
PEELED to visit points of the country
where IL is sure of liberal patronage.
This fa t requires TO travel from 20 900
to 10000 miles annually, visiting only
the larger cities and the larger towns
which a!e surrounded by productive
territory. But whether il be in an
Eastern city, or in the prosperous town
on pra;iie, The Adam Forcpaugh and
Sells Brothers Big United Shows are
fully capable of pleasing the crowds
in either place.
There are many times when II ia
impossible for the route OF circus
to be arranged 50 that here viii ne
a long run" A sevcny-fivc mile jump
Is n good average run for the ordi
circus, aud most of them rarely at
tempt any one longer. Most roads will
not haul the average show faster than
fifteen mics am hour. II was this fact
that prompted the Forepaugh and
Sells Br Ithers CRcus owners TO spend
a fortune for rolling stock, and now
they have several Nr9ins Of cars thai
will stanl it to trsycl as fast as u
passenger train, il 1t is necessary, and
sometimes II Is.
This year more new cars have been
added to the show. They includ
sleepers, morse cars, box cars and flat
cars, AMI the Palace Cars in which
the Great SiXty-one Horse Team
travels, and they are all capable Of
making passenger train time When
the show comes to the city September
/. the work of unloading will be well
under wav with the rising of the sun
and there Is little chance of the street
display being late in leaving the
grounds. Already choice locations
for witnessing this displays are in
demand end the chances are that the
streets, along which the parade will
go, will re lined with admiring thous-
ands, cheering the handsomest parade
ever seen with a circus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
ALL THE NEWS
CONTINUED From Page g.

was in town Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Dounenworth
returned saturday from a weeks
visit at Napinel.
The social held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark Tuesday
evening was a success both iinanci-
ally and socially.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the teachers institute at Mar
ion this week.
Mrs. T. S. Gruber and little daugh-
ter returned Wednesday from n two
weeks visit at Gallon and Wooster
Mrs. Aurilla Bitneer, of Gallon
spent Friday and Saturday with her
mother Mrs. IL. Geartie.
Miss Anna Pittman visited her
sister Mrs. U, d. Wilson near Blu
cyrus from Wednesday until Sun
day
The contractors for the new school
building were here Thursday and
staked out the grounds and will
commence work on the building at
once.
Several OF tho Underwood family
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Denied Petition.

Toledo, o., Aug. 2G--Judge J. p.
Manton of common pleas court to-
day denied a petition for an injunc-
ton to restrain q local walters un-
ion from boycotting the Grand hotel
which employs non-union labor
Counsel for plaintiff cited the Bucks
Stove and Range company case now
in the United States supreme court,
as a parallel. Judge Manton said he
does not believe the highest court
will sustain the injunction against
Gompers and the other leaders Of
tho Federation of Labor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
PAGE THREE

from here attended their tfamiy
reunion at Lincoln park in Marion
Thursday. NJ
The Hipsher reunion was hold at
the school grounds Thursday. About
eighty-ive were in attendance. Mr..
Henry Hipsher and son OF Van Vert
were here.
Miss Oral Ault returned Wednes7
day to her home in Findlay after
several weeks visit here.
Mrs. Lodemia Giller and daugh-
ter May of Ada, visited here this
week.
Otto Schultz and wife made a trip
TO Niagura Falls, this week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
HoW's This?

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f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned. have known r. J.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27

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short time since procured a. bot
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good. had ave Of the best pny
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
FOLLY OF AMERICAN WOMEN

New York, Aug, 25, : The Countess
Thamara De Svinsky, Russian. who
has been 81 Newport teaching wealthy
society women to dance as Well as II
they We're Greek maidens without a
drama 70 their names, is at the Hotel
Knlckerbocker today, The Countess
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

2aoer os en- Sgn0ng bon0re til 3irfe neo Br9lten
men ri ntao p9re me9et preciie; tbi ban berte life til
Dem, Der bar iaa lioen asteIie for oeres Weni9beo, at
De al Wiogeligbeo looer Den pente pao Jig. Paa Slaget
git BON no al Fr9ltegaaroer, og, naar ban tom til ct
belient Steo paa geien, b%egpnote bite aielo", 9finge'
rem, at tr9ffe | GloffeItrenger, og De, Der niloe neo,
pi6ite go0t, at paa Dem bleo Der life pentet.
Spor inuf funoe ben enniIe ct. Beoers airfe,
en- a~uguItiner aloiterfirfe fra oct tolpte gorbunorebe,
life baue pGret, meo De bsie SO9longer, De imuffe
glgn6inger, og fremfor oft nleo Den .ifenne og iiplo-
ne @piis; men Den bor oesperre oltfor mango Spor
al 8anrsgt og Gioernes 5attieoom; life engang 2pie.
ne pao alteret par itoonet, iaa baaoe gtaopere og 8ielie
niaatte ie neo De TONNE @esiineitager; tbi oct bar 10
Splpsningens 9ib, oerior boooe Sfolepeienet tilee.
net iig De 2piepenee, iom Sienoeeieren ifuloe ioare.
gi ~mobtaees aItio, ieIo o%aarligt geir, al en- itor
5orianIing, Der bar forfeit iie. oels in6e 9irfen, bells
ube paa airfegaor0en; tbi ben e~eentlige @uOstieneIte
er life b%egpn0t; Ger er Sfrifiemool. Dette bleu ben
Gang .boIOt | oct fore Sofrifi, tbi noar IntalIet al
aonfitenter tiIoo oct, fog YrGiten Dem inc, BELT farli.
liepis, for at ban fun6e gioe Sfriftetalen en- ioa aober
90 ~fortrolig Senbenoelie ion muligt; funoe bette life
naos, blep Der BOG fun inoln0t ina mango, Ionl funoe
fnGIe poa cen Sang, os boert Set fit i'm Eale. 9eren
no til airfen bleu lnffet, og u6enfor ltob Den Gafaie
0eeu iom en- Gerberus. bells for at iumnenIione De
inOtreoenoe meo lin elite, 20 Oels for at binore Dem,
Ser oenteOe uoenfor, ira of L9oge 9ret til Dgret.
Den 9onle 0een bar en- ennife ~rnGrtelig Perion.
S9regent for bnni bar, al oct opbt frreoe aniigt altio
pnr oct iamme, altio ubebpgeligt; Iieeion Dan alorie
/ i'm Sang, airfen eaer paa geier, bar Jet anoet
5aft emo fire 5ieroeoeIs, ioaleoeS por Der olorig ben
minoite 5ornnorine at opooge bans Gniiatsuotrpf,
enten ban ~iungereoe Sore eler @lpoe; ban itoo
iaberprt al alt, bpoo Der foregif o%mfrine BAN. 90 oenote
itaoig oen fore Sfraa bet iantrne Senlpo. Sfunlere
oiloe paaTtoa, at oct enefte gieblif, 90 Der funoe ipores
noeet ~frelnmeo llotrpf bans slniiet, bar, noar Sac.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

Get melt p%oalioei9c 8illeOe al @reiten bans belle
@irfiombeO fan biitnof aioes oeo at aftrpffe Ben Sn-
ltrlfS, BON gap lin ploite Sgn, oa oenne bans iDo %
balOtreoiin0StDoenoe aar, meoens ban enonl itoo i'm
fuloe aanoSfraft, bleo aopelon 6os bam.
Den loo %iaoleoeS:
8eile0ning for min fPre We0bi9l l.
per, 90 ban trao6te ino ben 9eiitlige
Stan6, forbi set er mir inoerIige 9en,
at min @rforing maa TO q m, mi I
|SierteS ssn, til gobe.
aaerfarit oil iee tale ON DIT 8orboIo til oen De
nig6e6, Der bliper Dig betroet; life olene til oenne, boor
ieg itaar peb Sioen al oig, men ogiao til Den, on
6remtioen ifal foloe Din.
Oct bill oel iagtens blioe oin 2oo, iom oct bar oG.
ret min os mango andres, at on mao beopnoe meO ct
@mbeOe, Der fun fan eioe Dig en- taroelig Snoteet. A-
ligepel bsr on peo Din 2iltrpoelie 6ploe ale Sanfer
ON, at on ON fortere eler lpngere Sio ifnl forlaoe Ben,
lan9t 6orte ira Dig, og on ifal ira Den ferite Dag boloe
fat peo, at oct er oenne Meni96e6, Ser er bin, og oct
er Den oa dig, iont @uO bar ionmenf6iet. 9bi oeriom
Oh fomner neo Sanfer ON mart at bragg bort igen,
ioa Dl Der ingen 6af6eo og ingen ret SanobeO bore
DIN Corning. Solo Din NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ben
Gro, at Der ifal on blioe til On Ds0; ifol BET life DGre
%iaale6es, iaa foar on NOT ct eler an0et 9uo ira 8or
Serre ON, at III bar ban Drug for Big ct an6et Ste0.
Sporleoes man iaa en- b~etra9ter BrGiters 6Orflptteler,
ioo er oct BOG en- afoiort Sag, at liaeiom Serren Sig
Heiie III ON aougeipunens grpIlup life ienber oe ianne
Eienere boer Sang til oe buone, men f6rIt line, % Der
npIt andre, iaalebes fat oct for SUBS 9fiee oGre neo-
%oenOigt, at Der fonlmer en- no Gsit til at lpoe en- We.
ni9be6, men betraet BET blot life iom Din Sag alene
at beIte1me 9o og Stuno.
Men poa Sen an0en SIDE: meo Dor @eenfarlisbeo
oa 2piter for Die ifal on ooete Dig for at uoeipe oct JONI
Serrens aolo, Der bog mere er DIT eget. Oh buffer
moi, at ba en- rreeet befenot Yr9it ieete % fit gefor-
bring til ct anoet gmbeoe, 90 ban i'm afifeosprn6i-
fen uotaIte lin Sors oper at forlaoe lin samIe fare We-
nis6eb, men ~forIuoreoe Zig meo, at oct bar life bans
egen Chit, men Den SeIlieaan6s aaIo, Der boooe oreoet
BAN til at isge bort, oa bIeo ben ippoige gemerfnine
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

u 9JeIIPI WoeIll8 UlUt
oa pl0e onoe Menneifer meme, at Der par mere ll6trpf
Son9en emo elers.
Songenl DeSo9rrel Der bar Dirfelig life Gale ON
Sang; tbi Der bar life Spor al Gone bon1. Oct pnr life
lnoerli9t, at ban optog oct lom en- perionlig Sorn9r-
melle, naar man, ioet man gao bar1 Solmenlmmerte
lplrgte ON ban finoe lDnge ben eler ben Welooi; tbi
aae BOG Salmer ain9os Snlmebog Loo oQe ems, uOen
nn0en 6orifel, emo at Den enc ilugte Here Orb emo oen
on0en. Qon fan 10 0espGrre ppnnes mere eler ninore
til iligt f~ororgeligt llDPien; men bet bar ganife pit
Ell ~utaaleli9 Ooerqang, naar Breiten neo i'm rene &c.
nor %beqpnote:
alene @uo Sinlmerig
gere 2oo o9 9ris for al i'm Naaoe
og 9egnen ioa fortiotte meo:
Ger ban baoer giort / Sor0erig
5 oisie iomme naaoerige Gage;
% ban %iamtioig %begpnote jim langionlme Sang OPP og
ne0 40 airfegulpet.
9on funoe life paa nogen Maaoe li0e, at Wenia-
beoen oiloe ipnge me0, og bans Some lige iao liot;
naar 6enoes Sioem9no piloe gore 3egn til at femme
boiIfeoe bun itrafs til Dem: oaa, Lao 6otterl lao Sat
ter olenel@ Ger par cen Nan6, en- airfeq9nger, iom
alorig iOigteOe; mango aar, lige til lin Oso, Sgn0oa
eher Ssnoag, f9mpeOe ban en- aappeItrio me6 Oegnen;
ban iotte 8onen beiere oe bsiere, men bar Iom San-
ger onltrent ligeioa ubeIoia iom 0enne, ioo oct bar for
ale 8ilbgrerne en- ereif9renOe 8e6oeItrio.
5 pore Gage bil6e ser 9anife pitt poa line Steoer
O9re bIeOet bp0et poo bette ubpggelige llppien oeroeo,
at grGiten ger Jig ieO til airfeian9er, og la6er oenne
Iiooe Cegneitolen, reOens ban ielo panorer op og
no 40 airfegulpet. Dette 6lep nof ogiao unOertioen
forelaaet, men 8rP1en n9gte0e oct paa set beltemte-
ite. D5e9 bar oirfelig llet ingen 9et til at iette born ira
9eitillingen; oct er b~efla9eligt, at ban nogen Sinoe
ct fomnen Der, ban 6uroe olorig booe ppret airfeian-
ger, men M er ban oct engang. Sbno niloe en- greIt
g6re, ttaor ban i~Dngenoe bon6rer op oe neo, og Fan iad
a 0e9nen fomme Tor at b9poe i'm 9et til at panOre oe6
Sioen al bam; oct blep |iiffert Br9Iten, ser fom til at
trGffe oct forteite Straa. gteil Den eneIte llonej er bit
ben at beige Sfolerne ret oite, % Der at in0epe 9erne-
ne Salmenelo6ierne, ~iorti9tte peO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~6ereoelien og ianleoes op0ra9e Jig ct Songfor, ser /
airfen fan ytage Sroen" fra 0egnen. Hoo oen Maaoe
trpoer ri ingenS 9iet for ner".
Mooirtningen meIlem Yr9It oe 8e9n troa0te in
gen Sin0e g%rellere frem END peo Den belIiee 0aooere.
9taor 0en ferte mesieoe, : iee bar ol0rig bert nogen
obre oct mere opbp9geli9t, : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: ygor
Serre Seius artitus, ben Seat, 6a BON blep forroaot"
oip, ianfe0e ban Soften, naar Fan fom til bette for
roaot", og oct belle Drama trooote ioo leuen0e fren
men naar ioo 9e9nen u%0tsote, eler rettere ~uo6ole0e, lit
9pielige amenl = ioa or oct belle Snotrpf f%oritnrret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

oerne eiter 0aoben gift op at ORE, noar ban gap &egnet
til at Sc ifuloe foflnie, peo at %intonere Offeriolmen:
Seq gl90er mig
81 SeiuS! peo min 9oob,
Sg toffer big
af Siertet inoerIie oio,
The Washington herald., 1910-07-08
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

RToL LUCIUs H. HOLT. United States Military
son 10 the superintendent United States Mill
taTy Academy. West Point, y. Y, fer assign
ment 10 daty.
Leave Of absence for three months. with permission
20 go beyond the sea, Is granted First Lieut..
PHILIP J. LAUBER Second Infantry 70 take
effect on OF about October l. 1910.
The foOwing-named officers are detailed fer duty
pertaining to the practice march and camp q
instruction of the First Brigade Organized Mill
tia q Ohio. August 2 to September 3 1910 in
elusive; MAJ DANIEL II. BOUGHTON Gen
eral staff; Capt. CHARLES F. STODTTR
Ninth Cavalry: Capt j. WILLARD LITTLE
Twenty-eigath Infantry: Capt WILLIAM H.
MENGES. Coast ARTILLERY Cops; First Lieut.
JOHN T. GREEN, Twenty-ffth Infantry. Upon
the completion of the duty the officers viii re-
turn 10 their proper stations.
Mai JAMES 4. SHIPTON, Coast Artillery Corps
commanding the artillery district d New Or
leans, accompanied by the members Of his staff.
viii make visit during July August and
September to Fort JacSson and Fort st. Philip
La fer abe purpose IF making inspections.
First Lieut.. GEORGE B. FOSTER IT.. Medical
Corps. VIII IMPORT in person to the president Of
the Army Medical School in this city for a con
tinuati0n q the course a instruction in that
school In addition 20 his duties at the Amy
Medical School Lieut.. FOSTER viii continue 20
perform the duties assigned 10 him at Washing
ton Barracks District Of Columbia
Maj JOSEPH II. FORD, Medical Corps. Is de-
tailed as a member Of The examining board at
Fcrt Riley Ksns. vice Mai JAMES W. VAN
DUSES Medical Corps. hereby relieved.
Upon the application of First sergt. CHARLES
SCHROEDER. Military Academy Detachment
The Washington herald., 1910-07-08
WOODWARD 6 LOTHROP.
MORNING CHIT-CHAT.

LEAsE, thing exists-dont read
-
OF of
$ you disappointment
mo
This mornings topic can't possibly you.
a 0 he millinery
mill
attention while waited for
hours
some of the out
landh things
p
getting hat? Well
ms
The evolved
put green popp and yellow
all the or
hat There nothing
possibly
In you are going
general style For instance
W That's abouto with
diamonds in the morning
pIumes utility hat
Plumes anyway and
You wouldn't think necessary
feathers of people
n
heads
Il mustn't forget something II
girl herself
far off she is best one of
wear riding habit to business shopping
do
And while talking surely put word for
bit to it
straw doesn't show the
the is light
badly dseoore So whatever kind
Masculine if you this far don't
you WISH you FAd heeoed my warning? RUTH CAMERON
The Washington herald., 1910-07-08
Woodward 6 Lothrop
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Underwear sleeveless shirts and
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The Washington herald., 1910-07-08

Summit, Pa, where she is the guest OF
Mrs. Bliss and Miss Ruth Bliss. who
have taken a cottage there for the sea-
son. Justice Shepard is now in Texas.
and is making a tour OF the West.
Mrs. Aulick Palmer and Miss Palmer
have been Joined al Bar Harbor by Mr..
Palmer, who closed their home in Four
teenth street and left here on Tuesday,
Miss Jennie Rice. Of Chicago, who has
been visiting relatives in this city for the
last month. has gone 20 Blue Mountain
House, Pa. for the summer.
Rev DR.. and Mrs William Jasper
Young have issued cards for the marriage
Of their daughter, Miss Ruth Bell, 10
Mr.. Durwood Meredith Smith. The eere-
mony viii take place Wednesday. July
%. at 6 o'clock. at their residence at
Clarendon Va.
Mrs, John E. McGrath has closed her
apartment in the Cecil. and is a guest Il
the Hamilton House for a few days be
fore leaving for Coburg. Canada, where
she VIII remain until late fall.
Mrs. Thomas c. Bourne. with her fam
lily, is spending the summer on the Maine
coast. at Holly Inn, Christmas Cove.
Dir and Mrs. Perkins. Of Front Royal
Va, were hosts at a delightful dance for
a number OF friends at Hotel Royal last
Saturday evening, when Miss Harvey
Chiswell and Miss Flora Jacobs. OF this
city. were the guests Of honor.
Mrs. Robert I. Fleming viii go TO At
lantic City about the Ist OF August. and
will spend the month there. Her son,
Robert v Fleming, viii join her and
spend part of the time there.
Mrs. NJ. B. Sweltzer closed her apart
ment in the Highlands yesterday and
went to White sulphur Springs. where
she will spend several weeks.
Miss Mary Cartwright and Miss Lydia
AIlstead are enjoying a few weeks stay
with friends at Watkins Glen, Va.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-08
CREATES INSPECTION BOARD.

War Department Orders Engineer
Officers for Reclamation Projects.
Formal orders were issued yesterday
at the War Department creating the
board of engineer officers to inspect the
reclamation projects preliminary to max
ing allotmerts from the funds provided
by a s20.0O00O bond issue authorized at
the last session of Congress for the com
pletion of the projects.
The board will consist of the following
officers;
Lieut. Col. John Biddle Lieut.. Col
William c. Langhtt. Maj William w.
Hartz, Maj Charles w Kutz. and Mai.
Harry Burgess, all of the Engineer Corps.
The officers have been directed to report
TO Secretary Of the Interior Ballinger for
Instructors.