The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-20

THAT's It! Turn those pictures TO
the wall. aud nail EN- there goo1
and strong.
Jfour--count 'em--four. Four pictures
por,raylng such ncompa rable lovcincss
that four hesrt-strlcken gentlemen pnr-
sued their illuslve originals over land
and sea TO come up with and marry en-
And now observe those same four gem
ueuen turning those pictures to the wall
and resoluteiy mailing EN- there!
Those four pictures and those tour
arden: gendemen--the four quests ana
the four cap,ures--how they thrilled the
n.vspaper-readng world with thriis OF
x.nulne romance. Equally London ahd
Nav York gloated orer this ausdrup'eN
evidence that romance was not oesu :"
,bs land Pittsburg. Chicago MAN
chester Blrmingham--not 10 hen''o"
M.Ibourne, Australia and Nome "'ssNS
for aulte a spell almost forgot pls-Ton'
fat steers. American cotton ana oa'S""
counter motions ,
II almost seemed, indeed tha' 'ne'e
Was something more in life than ehpp'"s
ybur coupons. .,.,,.sd
But now. alas those four talr p'c'ureu
,ae.S are turned 10 the wall; tour wv
horse vans have carried -FOUR conp'e''
set. OF household goods on 10 the sto'ase
v,reb use: tour sadder, but wiser se"'
As,en have gone hack 70 :heir c'uos.
Clrou remember particularly mat usE''
r,rs plcture Of Miss Anna Austln Iass',.
thai aid the business with the near. "
Mr. Archibald Mcclure, millionaire neH
Of ths Albany, y v" family o' .""'
name? Well. that's one OF those tou,
n,c,ur.a faces now remorsslsssS hslleu
20 IN. wall. To refresh your memory
Mavbe that royal Italian scion the
conn, 81 Turin. chuc.lss nov ana p'hH"s
nIp,se,f. lBut ne didn't ehnckle seven
vs.~s ago when young Archibald Mc,'u''
-, rim 10 the original OF Miss cassinh
,se,nrsd face. Both saw the picture
th.t magazine al about the same unne'
ara both lost no tine VI sne'Ivn
u~,.,..-ipr on Miss csssin's trail win
matrimonial intent
NJ. Count was in italy. Mcclure was
a.. Gs,,fornia. Miss Csssln was IN New
yorr presto! The Count was speeding
x..t via the Mediterranean and the At
,.nt,e and Mcclure was hiking East via
,ha. hr,t limited. Considering mat the
count had 10 walt two days FOR steam-
~ there wasn't enough difference in
,h.,r chances 10 gamble an
p,t the Counts baggage had 10 he
EXAMINED at the New York pier THIS
VS. fatal Mcclure, by dodaing the
p,rin.r porters whisk broom, came
,,na.r me wire a fnll lenghth ahead
..,,s mineFi he said to the original OF
MISS cessin's picture
.eI will" said she
lin trundles the Count IN AIicao,
80 "A. charmed 10 nnd that the original
sve, exceeds the picture in loneliness
.es mine." exeiafms the Count
al can't says Miss csssin. I'm
h,.,a.. or words TO that effect,
"a Mcclure and Miss Cassin are pres
.n,l, married. and that potent picture Is
out of general hsart-dlstnrbIng cireula-
lion
ent why nail It to the wall1
For over six
years there was
no premonition
that this delight
fui romance would
come 10 such
ha VI IN and
nails end. II was
only last month
that the blow OF
Mcciurs's BANNER ssez ,
fell.
Incidentally there were some other
blows One eSAhing Mcclure was SIT
ting an the back porch OF the Fort
oraEse Club. at Albany. when young
Mr.. Parker Corning came strolling by.
Dof>ing his hat with sarcastic polite
ness Mcclure remarked to Corning:
II yeoasrstulats yon. You've won
the tay."
l. 4.
pureBsd Mcclure in the eve. Mcclure
responded With spirit. Fellow clul
mspbsrs separated the eombatants--