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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
ART LINENS
Housekeepers' Last Week

Last week 5 Values STOOD the Test
Here's for another great record.
Renal ssance Centre Pieces-2s 4 %
round and suuaTe-wIde ncrders-
linen csr--ss-wi.1 and without -
sra wnw0rk-rczIlariv .9s .....-..... ,..s.I
fS-inch Eeua izsarce Centre Pieces
round ana suusre--iravvnVor -
linen centres-valus 40 .--...... .....
Henrstitched Linen Sca-fs and ShaTls-
-S0xs}O-elabcrate drawnvork
borders and covers-Inste1d q q. ........ : =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
BLANKETS
Housekeepcrs' Last Week

No exaggeratiOn-TrUth is good enough.
AL Wool Blankets-ff-4 siz- for sac
large beds-Uhits ETsy. sfsrlet-cesr
borders and fnish-silk binding SD
excellent value at S. Is --.-J
Heavy EidsrdcVn finish Blankets sale
SfE7S-vhite. and gray-delicats 90
ccrdsrs-slk hindinE-reE- 81 40 -..----J
Pest Efderdo7u finish Blankets sac
IL size for large beds-
heavy weiEht-pink blue bOrtsrs- ~
silk binding -elsewhsre 500 ---.........-J
strictly All Wool Blankets-10A size
twin heGs-Whire and coiored '
best bordsrs-siik bindinz-S4 9s values
cotton Fleece Biankets-Extra large
and hsavy-white and coloref-subiecr
70 slight rnrerfecti0ns-hardlv on
perceptfbe-rez. 81 Is and 81. 50
To clear --------.-- ----------- ...s-...J
Special Purchase Best AT Wool
Eyabv nkets-SSx5G-vvntt and 4 on
colors-daintv borders AsUF
Would % COOL value az - - ...-.-...--
Wool Nap BABY Blsnksts-7sx50 -
Extra heavv-elseWhere s. 90. ......-..N ~
White and CoIrref Blauksts-fG-A size
for single beds-daintv borders -
Usually n ..-...-..-...-- ...--.-....... '~(
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
FLANNELS
Housekeepers' Last Week

Every item a big opportunity.
Al Wool Flannels-sxt-a wide
New light and dark ColorinEs- 10
including fancy Scotch-rez. "a ...... 'AO
Lsnsta C1oths-for dresses and waists
french and scotch manufacture n
pest new shades-value As to- SO. . ~
SIX Emb F1anneIs-ETa borats
Hen1stitch ana ScallOp designs on A.
me saSony voOl-vaue as .......... 'OE
Wool finish F7snnels-stripes and PADS
troker ass 2. thsrsfors OF
70 cent quality Observation-Disclosures. o
Douet Flannsls-for babies bsrrows
skirts, Sc.-worrh 10. Observation-Disclosures. o.
Heavy Don1st and Canton Flannsls-
- Eui srIy rs. .......... o.
Imported six Embroidered Tiuettas- =
White. Pink arr Blue. with SELF o.
contrast srnbroiGerv-f1r Wrapuers. OK
HouseEovns. Infants Ssc1uss. etc
elsewhere 81. 40 ..-...-.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
TOWELLINGS
HOusekeepers' Last Week
Every Item a Big Opportunity.

Every Item a Big Opportunity
PtIre linen Hurk T0valrIpE-
Blsachsd-1s and - inches wide
plain and iE d-valUe - and So ...--
Bleached and unhleached- tUiIIsd or
llaiu. also plaid check and stripe
glass-all ~ inch--reg Is and - -
All linen Bsrnslev-fT tnch-aIso checked
Clasp inch-yslus II ana .12{z .-..-.S
Tfousekeerer's P-idr-for dish Or roller
u inch-instead or e4A ..........-......t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
RUGS
Housekeepers' Last Week
CURTAIN SPECIALS
For Housekeepers' Last Week

Ever Item a big opportunity.
French NsC C'1rta ius--W hita ivory and
Arabian-tSentv pretty STYLES :
with wide Ice ana Inserts 49,
reg a o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-.--..
Reversible Tapestry Couch Covers
Green or Rel zrCunds-fuu length and
w.drh-frinE ed-WOrth $40 ..-.........-J
Finest Msrcerized Danask Portisrss-
newest Brocsde dssigns-Ersen. crimson, : n
Tabsc. Olive. Nile Rose-deep N|''
Valance frtEze-Worth s. gs- .-..........J
Manufacturers sample Hsls Fzf-s For
lleres-n1e Tor couCu well "a
hangings-Less Than Half Value .......J
Curtain Muslins in Coiorsd Cross
STRIPES ana Figured stripe designs
yard Wide-usually la ...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
Extra Wide or Sar-ov
WINDOW SHADES
Housekcepcrs' Last Week

No exagEeratiOn-Trut1 - good enough
Water color Opaque-6N3 f. ~
IN tiuts-wcr-h y. .sss... -
Ideal Holland Shsdss-SES F. -
white ard best ttnts-res 80. .......-s.S 49,
sire Eeurle4 Shades = long
~ frnn1rt r1lie-S-whfts. s~rI. sazs and AZ
sa-k Erseu-2S 20 81 inches vfd-- ~
as GOOD as made 10 crdsr-special-a..-
TrnsdaIs Holand-f-fnz sd-
y Aits and leading tnrs- -
extra fnish-3xS f.--valus Is. ..,..-s-.S
Az t-heunnn-1-vaius .9s .-.-.....-.,.s .11fs
Equally Great Values n
Curtain Rods. Bathroom Fixtures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
PAVILION HOTEL, COTTAGES
And NEW BATH HOUSES
~ Anon SPRINGS. -. Y
nETR HE % rnIn

OPEN JINE %. 1910
TFF FIEEK aTFD WHITE ST-rPHf
SPRINGS BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
0PFNS NAY Is. 1910.
Hrr-s' award ar Pa-fS Exposition II an0'
END 81. Louis Expos zion tu 1904 The Baden
Es-r~ -F America Ranks win the best va re-
cures 7~~ catering places I'm The World TIE
pure nd q tonic and free from malaria
ir-l---a~ IFS SpFINfsE-The White sulphur
N-Er-rs a-6 cha vbea-e. 1rs sulphur Pine
.r-.r zr- NaulrtT1 Baths and Douches IN q ID
."rs and ma alton. attract thousands ere~-
r-- --- their efHcscv iu rheumatism, gout. slun.
+r--rIr and malaria. diseases. chronic hear
".er-srr nasal Cara~rh anc bronchial G lseeses
.r superior quality and abundant supply -
"z-H- rre variety ~ nrlfcar sons sDd rEne-
rr-rrr z-c Ezilft1- ADM in combine 20
r7f- -rA RON SPRINGS The leading water
~.rr I'M --r ~0u--~--. Perfect vH-H~ aUc Seuys e
t-r-~r- Fo~ amusement sud -ec~satior every
-a-r-rr rs offered. PooAIr free
JOIN W GARDNER 4 sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
-BLOONuNGDAIEs'
Monday Bargains
Tersely Mentioned but of
Great Interest

81 ~ JeveIed Gas Chandeliers At IS az.
1000 New Parasols At
$500, $50. st.5s and st.9s
Silverplate Ware Teaspoons AZ as low
After Dinner coffee spoons. silver
plated. a the same price.
Silverplated Berry Spoons each ... sec
s.. 90 Siiverplated Baking Dishes at g. %
. p Stverplated Claret Pitchers a CSC.
$3.50 Silverplated Fern Dishes at si.9s
Women's $500 Pumps and Oxfords
Al ..-....- SID
White Marquisette Waists at. s7.es
Lingerie Waists at--...............st .9s
Women.s Mon Suits st--.-..-.... .55c.
Women : Soc. White Vests at. 1oc.
Water Tumblers. cut glass patterns. =
TOT --------. 45c.
Csndeiabra. 20 10 inches. reproduction
Of rOokyvCod sr.. oec
Toilet Sets OF Il pieces at---.-...-. 50 az
Hall Bow Water Jugs at.-.......... &c.
$500 Cottage Dinner Sets at. $500
$500 Dining Chairs at...------..--s2 ,75
$500 Silver Bags st................s1. e5
Annual Sale of Womens Wrappers
AZ $1,000 ---. ----- -----.-.-- CSC.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets at. 4sc.
Tapestry Brussels Rugs. 9Xl2 feet.
$500 Hand Bags st.........-......-s 3.e5
American Watches. gold filed. ~. 1915
Flower. Garden ana Tailored Hats.
originally 1898 20 StoqS at. $50
Women's SILK Vests. s.. 90 grade. at $3.50
Silk Gloves. S1.00 value, at..-...... soc.
WCmer's $50 % Suits st--.-...... ste.o8
CALIFORNIA ASPARACIUS-A large
TOMATOES oonlv 5 to a customer
our large TOO. cans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &C.
EARLY JUNE PEAS-Very good;
SILVER LAKE PEARs-Fine table
70 Sd Ave. soth 70 6Oth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
WILLIAM TAYLOR & son
STORAGE AND MOVING.

HAFGFR.s STORAGE WAREHOUSE co. sth
ave l2d 20 Saith sts-Storage for furniture
rsdded vans Tor moving. boxing. packing and
chipping estimates furnished Phone S2i0-3Sth
LONG ACRB STORAGE WAREHOUSE 40
Nest 47th sf-of1ce. 1861 Broadway. Pack
ing moving shipping. Telephone 5a65 Bryant
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co. 2tl
East fO0th st.-Storage. moving. carpet clean
Ing Telephone sbO-1sth st
McElT,yI.F'y STORAGE co. 80 Fast i1sth st
Vans FOR moving. shipping. packing. moderate
charges Tel isl4-Harlem-
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE AND VAN 90, 10
Fast la5th st.-Gtorage. moving. packing; best
service Telephone.
DAUBs STORAGE WAREHOUSE IS LIST ave
Storage moving. packing. shipping: safes and
pianos moved. Tel. 1:4-Orcasrd
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES; 3g5 West
S7th st Moving. storing packing. shipping
7elenhone aae0 Mur-av HtiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
CUTLERY
Housekcepers' Last Week

No xaggeration-Truth is good enough.
steel Dinner Knives and Forks
hone ebony handles n
worth .le and 10 each. ....----- ...-....J
steel Dinner Knives and Forks
fancy handles % six each "a
Usually 81 9S-sale price .....s..,.'
g. " WosteuhoIu's English steel
Carving SETS pc-stag handles Us
I'm case-slseuhera 81 as ..-J "
Imported steel Scissors-fuil nickel u
hnish-t 20 . fnch-reE. n. .-.--....--N -
Equally Great Values in Solid Silver
and Cut Glass Table Ware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
BED SPREADS
HOusekeepers' Last Week
and FEATHERS
HouSekeepers' Last Week

Every item a big opportunity.

Every item = DIX opportunity
GOOD FEATHER PILLOWS
Blue and white ticking
sanitary curcd-no dust
Worth sale Worth. Sale
2ox2s- 50 ... II STcs- -es 81
PURE FEATHER PILLOWS
Best herrfug bone ticking
Worth Sale Worth. sac
2Oxcs- -9s..-. 81 24x5o-Sf % 81
c2x2s-s1 Ia. II ic6z3O-s1. So. 81
FINE GEESE FEATHER PILLOWS
Best he--inEbore ~ fancy STRIPE ticking
Worth sale Uovth- sale
2o12s- aS.... 3 .c4xSo-s2- - 81
o2z3o-S2 %. -.. I ~ 2szso- Sc. %. 2. OF
FEATHERS BY THE POUND
Choice White Geese-vorrh .as- .-...-... 80
Three-qusrters DoUu-Vorth 81. -. ~
Selected White Dovn-worth &. - -.....f %
SOUTH AMERICAN CURLED HAIR PILLOWS
For cribs and beds
fsxls-worth 50 ,----....-..-...-- %
1sx2s-worth -9s commemorative. 80
C2xcs-v-1Tth 81 40 ...........-... as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
AT Reduction We Bought
We Can Sell
Below Wholesale Value

stiH hner 70 p IS. worth $500
POplin. Crepe. china and Bsnxslir.
silks. SIX and Wool Novelties. and every
fashionable plain Or fancy fabric % all
wool or wOol-whfree cream. pink and
blue: all are represented IN this WONDER
fuI collection Of new and beautiful ClOaks
for Babies and children up 70 5 years.
SALE BEGINS AZ sNM TOMORROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
MACHINERY, DIES AND MODELS.

efAt4INIST.- Up-to-dAte machins shop: ".
build al KINDS 81 light machinery dies manu-
fa1turers' mgs. stamping. working models. a.
- y. Boyoe hs4 Hudson 81 Phone s0o-Chelrea-
SPECIALISTS In tools dies models expert
mental work and screw ma nine products esti-
mates FURNISHED Hoiquarts Machine Works e33
Vast e7fh 81 NeW Aors
rHErT METAL GOODS ana PATENTED Articles
MADE on contract. decorafed tin VOrk Stana-
ard stamping & Die Co. l55 $50 ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

-r.DT-Arr on UNIVERSITY or PARIS.
.frh Ba~relor n Arts desires position
.--or FOR fhe summer be- amp ~ private.
l,ssr.s- reference. D.. SELL. short Kills a j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
Hungarian En-
broideries
All Hand Work, al Decisive Price
Reductions.

heOuCUOilSs
Centre Pieces. Scarfs. Table Covers.
Because Of their exceptional wearing
qualities thev are very popular for sum
r7ar use The CoIors are fast and the
material stands washing and rewashing-
A shipment Just arrived. and We offer
Monda-.-
ppYTIE,S. = inch. round Or square 79c
CENTRE PIECES. 90 inch. round or
sg5,are ....... ............. ACC
CENTRE PIECES. y inch. round or
square .---.-.-... .--.----- -.---- .SsC
CENTRE PIECES. 80 inch, round or
square .--....---.-- -.------..---.- y y
so1lare ..............- .......-... S1.3o
TABLE COVERS. - inches square. 1879
TABLE COVERS. 80 inches square %
TABLE COVERS, = inches square. ss.75
SCARrS, lSN9i ...-.------. =. ~
SCARFS. 1Sx72 ..-.-...... St.69
FINISHED PILLOW SLIPS ....-.-. &c
ned or red and blue embroidery on
white grounds.
Main Floor 5ath 81 Section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

Sew YORK Or7ce TIE PLAZA
NatslE baths. hotels and environments no
: ers f4ualiec. Rheumatlsu. sout snl nervous
cissases llHed Complete hg dro-ttrerspe 1tic af,-
l1 AVS 1alautse rea ROOM Coz. ICING. az
80 and % door DaEfiules. Through sleepeIt
.eare a@u Fork 81 D. Is. week days Tickets
&c tD-lua resolutions. ~ A. q. once so<
- eas. ana 1rices P-unss lvanis Ia
rllEL krERGr Manager hot Sprlngs. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Q0uulr IN siS FIFTH w r. y. y,
UgNWLu q w., Corner 32d str.
win sell a number % discontinued styles %
pia noe and plsger pianos. also used pianos In
excellent condition. and fully warranted. Of
tneir own and other W-Il-bnoWn manufacture.
az greatly reduced prices. Time Payments &C
reutafis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Housekeepers' Last Week
Everv ftem a big opportunity
LETTINGS BY YARD

BIeached and Unbleached - standard
r1akes-nO starch--nO dressing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

are better supplied by Bloongdle Upholstery Department than
by any other store shop.
BY better that the qualities superior and prices by
far the lowest. We ask comparison
Nottingham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

Cold Storage for Furs
Our improved cold storage vaults
are the most modern and safest IN
the city. Our charges are very rea-
souable and they include insurance
against loss BY fire. moths or theft.
Post Or phone request will bring
our wagons for goods.
Alterations and repairs AZ the low
est prices in New York
Lex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
Swift's Pride Cleanser J
Regularly 10 Ct. cam. j
Always Redde" Cleanser

IN SAME DEPT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
INSTRUCTION.

For Boys and Young Men-Cit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
WINDOW SCREENS
Housekeepcrs' Last Week

Every Item a big opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
INSTRUCTION.

Lex to Sd Ave- s9th 70 6Oth St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

So - Jevelled Gas Chandeliers at =. az.
900 New ParaSOlS a.
500, $50. si5s and st.g5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

BED TICKS, &C
HOusekeeperS' Last Week

,sa regularly SO 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
HEAVY COTTON AND MERGED

Equally Great Values in Towsls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

Y INTTT VTTFNT = \ TTAFo II "'IITI IT
and Cut Glass Table Ware.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07
A BIG PILE
Of MONEY
In It If He Voted For
Browne -Mulloy Indicted
BY United Press Wire.


Chicago July G-John Mulloy,
Chicago butcher, was indicted today
by the grand jury on "A charge Of at
tempting yo tamper with the jury
which recently sat in the trial of Lee
O'Nel Browne according to state
ment given out by Assistant states
Attorney Marshall Mulloy Is Demo-
cratic politician.
At the states attorneys office 1t
was charged that Mulloy approached
the wife of Oscar r. Morford,, one
of the Jurors, and urged her to in
fluence her husband to vote for
Browns acquittal. 1t was also charg-
ed that every man on the Brown jury
was approached either directly or In
directly in behalf of Browne.
warrant was issued for Mulloy's
arrest this afternoon. According to
the story Morford and his wife told
the prosecutor, Mulloy handed Mrs.
Morford three cigars when she was
in his store, telling her TO give them
TO her husband and to tell him that III
he voted for Brownies acquittal there
would be so much money In II that
he would never have to go back 10
work as railroad switohman."
Mrs. .aorford said that she gave her
husband the cigars but didn't dare
tell him what the grocer had said and
she later Informed Mulloy that she
had not repeated the message,
Mulloy, she said, remarked: That's
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07
THE MEAT OF IT

While searching for a negro who
killed A. F. Johnson. Georgetown
(Ark) mob killed colored man by
mistake and then continued the hunt
for the real culprit.
At Neoga. ILL.,, the home of Rev. r.
b. Fisher. an active dry worker, was
wrecked by dynamite, and Mrs. Fish.
er seriously injured.
Miss Dot Miller was killed when
an auto ran off a bridge near San
Antonio. Tex. Dorothy Miller and
Mettle Lehert were fatally injured.
At York, Pa, Thomas Cymmins
was fatally injured while attempting
to dislodge two monkeys from the
top of tall tree. He fell when one
of the animals made dash for him.
E. j. Werand and A. J.. Kutz, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania students, are
walking from Allentown, Pa, to
Chicago, on wager that they can
make the trip In five weeks.
The federal jury at Kansas City
has decided the so-called "bleached
-four" cases against the millers.
Just one year from the date Of his
discharge from the Ohio penitentiary
Alonzo Lyons, colored, was received
from Springfield to serve seven years
for attempted robbery.
Fearing that her 6.year-old daugh-
ter would be kidnapped, Mrs. w. r.
Luxton of Cortez, Colo, drowned the
child In tub Of water.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07
BAR ASSOCIATION
LISTENS TO BAILEY
Texas Senator Attends Cedar
Point Gathering.

Sandusky, o., July 1.-THE orator.
ical feature OF the thirty.first annual
meeting OF the Ohio State Bar asso-
citation, in session at the Hotel
Breakers, Cedar Point, took place
this afternoon, when Senator Joseph
W. Bailey OF Texas addressed the
barristers on the subject OF "The
Lawyer In Politics."
There are two candidates for the
presidency OF the association, Fred.
erick l.. Taft of Cleveland and Judge
Edmund b. King of Sandusky.
The present secretary of the asso'
citation, Edward b. McCarter of Co
lumbus, recently located in London
England. He is in this country now
for the sole purpose of attending the
1910 meeting. Mr.. McCarter will be
succeeded as secretary by ]. q. Lane
Of Columbus. This Is conceded on
every hand, c. h. Gilmore, the treas
urer, will be reelected. The. final
session of the meeting will be held
tomorrow afternoon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07
PROGRESSIVES
SWEEP PLATTER


Sioux Falls, 5. d., July G.-Glving
President Taft a strong endorsement
but bitterly arraigning "Aldrichism, F"
and "Cannonism, the Republican
state convention today adopted its
platform. Willis c. Cook, of Sioux
Falls, state chairman for the past four
years, was reelected.
Taft was commended in the plat
form for his reported declarations of
loyalty to the Roosevelt policies and
his administration was endorsed for
the many substantial measures of re-
form 1t has written into the statutes.
The support of South Dakota ,Republi-
cans was pledged to any effort to Sc
cure further reform
The platform declared emphatic OPP
position to Aldrich and Cannon and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07
BRIsCOE sUICIDED
IN HIS CELL,

BY United Press Wire
Rochester, n. Y, July 6.-Walter
F. Briscoe, of Los Angeles, wanted
there on a charge of grand larceny
in connection with real estate opera
tlons, shot himself at police head
quarters this afternoon and was rush
ed to the city hospital in dying con-
dition.
Briscoe was in a cell awaiting his de-
parture today for the coast city with
Deputy Sheriff Lips, of Los Angeles,
who had come with the necessary
requlsltion papers. When the sound
of the shot brought officers to the
cell, Brlscoe was found on the floor,
with a bullet hole in the center of his
forehead. He had used an automatic
pistol and as he had been under ar
rest for several days, the police are
puzzled to know how II was in his
possession.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07
fORTIflCATI0NS MAKE THEM MAD
Columbus Carmen Tell Troubles to
State Arbitrators.

Columbus, o., July Tn the hear.
Ing of the controversy between the
Columbus Railway and Light com
rany and its union employees, before
the state board of arbitration, Gen
eral Manager Stewart Of the COM
pany admitted that he was in corre-
spondence with a Cleveland employ.
ment bureau with a view to obtain
ing strikebreakers in the event that
the union called a strike.
Business Agent Miller of the car
mems union cited number of cases
where union motormen had been dis
charged for rear-end collisions while
nonunion men guilty OF the same
negligence were retained In the SER
vice of the company.
In the matter of the fertilization
of the Milo car barn, which the union
men call Fort Stewart" Miller de-
clared that the men took Il as an
indication that the company was
planning a lockout and made them
very mad. There will be no strike
for at least 10 days that being the
probable ending of the arbitration
boards hearing.
The members Of the arbitration
board made a trip to the Milo car
barns today to view the alleged forti-
fications.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07
n AUTO RACER IS KILLED
klncald Dasbes over Embankment
on indianapolis Speedway.

Indianapolis, July Tommy Kin.
caid, daring driver of a National
racing auto. brilliant in races here,
was killed when his car dashed over
the track embankment at the motor
speedway Kincaid had appeared in
many big track and road events in
various parts of the country and was
recognized as one Of the most daring
expert drivers among the younger
racers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07
KEEPS EYE ON
| LATIN AMERICA
Secretary Knox Gets Wind
Of Proposed Alliance.
IS AIMED AT UNCLE SAM

t, international Gathering at 6uenos
'a'' Ayres VIII Discuss Recent Attitude
rs Of United States Toward East
Coast Of Nicaragua and viii Try
to Devise Some Plan Whereby
Yankees Can Be Politely Told
Their Presence Is Not Desired.
- Washington, July THAT at least
three and possibly four of the Cen
tral and South American republics
will make a concerted protest of
some kind at the coming information
; al conference of American states at
q Buenos Ayres against the Central
:. American policy of the United States
{ as promulgated by Secretary of State
Knox. is the possibility being dis.
II cussed In diplomatic circles here.
Rumors to this effect have been
& persistent Of late in quarters Usually
well informed, and some responsible
Latin.American representatives ad-
mitted their approximate truth,
though none would permit himself to
be quoted. The rumors have led to
lively exchange Of information among
the Central and South American dip
lomats here. Officials of the state
- department are watching the situa-
ton closely.
? "a Some OF the more radical of the
f" Spanish-Americans are said to be in
favor Of a Latin-American alliance
against the United States. II is gen.
orally conceded, however, that formal
action of this nature is unlikely.
The most that can be regarded as
probable is that the republics inter
ested will give the United States to
understand automatically that thu
principles represented in the attitude
of this government on the east coast
Of Nicaragua will not be accepted
x willingly as a part of the information.
al law OF the Americas. II Is hardly
5 likely that this protest, II made. will
become part Of the official proceed
ings of the conference; II will prob.
ably be left to the unofficial work OF
D, the assembly.
~ Notwithstanding recent state
b ment by the Venezuela government
on the subject, II is still reported
here that the Venezuelan delegates
will be the leaders in protesting
against the attitude OF the United
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07
Engineers Prepare Demands.

Chicago, July twenty-five thou.
sand locomotive engineers employed
on 40 railroad systems west of Chi.
cago are formulating demands for
Increased wages, which will be pre-.
sented to the managers this month.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07

pledged itself to aid in overthrowipg
all representatives of special interests
in congress
1t also declares against the appoint
ment of corporation lawyers to fed
eral judgeships because their envir-
onment is such as to create distrust
or weaken public confidence in cases
where such corporate interests may be
involved"