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TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

The secretary of state forfeited 500
charters Friday.
The senate may turn down the
house resolution seeking an investiga-
tion of the legislature upon charges
made during the campaign regarding
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in the city a few days. solicit any
repairing or tuning Leave orders at
the Leyhe Piano Co. or Schrefner's
Music House. 27-tf
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
D. SITUATION IS SERIOUS
Strike In Central Coal Field Is Almost
a Certainty.

Strike In Central Coal Field Is Almost
Certainty.
Cincinnati, o., March 17.-hfter
eight days of arguing, debating and
wrangling, the crisis in the fight be-
tween the soft coal operators and
miners of the central competitive field
will be reached today.
II leaked out that the sub-scale
committee could not reach an agree
ment and that in all probability this
would be the report they would make
TO the scale committee today. II Is
also reported that the scale commit
tee, after II receives this report, will
endeavor TO effect compromise be
fore the matter is finally submitted to
the convention of the United Mine
WorlJrs of America.
There is decided feeling Of appre
hension on both sides. At the con-
ventiop of the United Mine Workers
President Lewis intimated that the
increase In wages was the one de-
mand that the miners would never re-
lent on. The operators, while admit
ting that the situation is decidedly
tense, refused to discuss the matter
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
ENGINEERS OPPOSE
FIREMENS' DEMANDS
Say They Would Interfere With
Own Working Agreements.

Chicago, March 17.--Opposition to
the disciplinary and seniority de-
mands of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Firemen and Enginemen by the Broth.
erhood of Locomotive Engineers has
developed. The engineers, according
to an official, are ready to go on rec
ord as opposing the firemen's organ
ization on the two questions which
have resulted in United States media
tion in the railroad dispute. The first
meeting between the firemen and the
railways representatives and the com.
missioners will take place tomorrow.
The official of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers who was au-
thority for the statement that the fire.
men would meet opposition from the
engineers said: "The Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers is now working
under an agreement with the rail-
roads which the demands of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen would nullify. We are
opposed to the granting of the two de-
mands of the firemen regarding
seniority and representation, and re
gard them as hitting directly at our
own organization"
The date of the strike OF the 10000
firemen and enginemen on AZ western
railroads has been set for March 81
unless the mediation OF the govern
ment is successful.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
tLSON BILL STRIKES SNAGS
Senators object to Manner In Which
II Passed House.

Columbus, O., March 17.-From
present indications the Elson tele-
phone merger measure, passed in the
house and now resting in the senate
committee on railroads, will have a
hard time getting through the upper
branch of the state Legislature, even
though it be amended so as to curb
the watering of stocks and bonds.
Senator Tuttle of Columbus declares
that he would not vote for the bill.
"The bill comes to us through trick
cry and / will not support 1t. IL 1t
was sent back to the house and pass
ed fairly, I might vote for it after it
had been amended to control and reg
ulate the issuance of stocks and
bonds, but not until then" said Sena-
tor Tuttle.
Senator Williams Of Jackson county
said he would not vote for the bill
under any circumstances. At least
three amendments have been pre-
pared by senator's covering the con.
troll of the issuance of stocks and
bonds. One of these is in the hands
of Senator Clevenger, another In the
hands of Senator Tod, and the third
Is said to be in the hands OF friend
of the bill.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
BALlINGER DtfENDS HIMSELF
Says Charges Are lnnuendoes and
Easy to Disprove.

ST. Paul, Mimi, March 17.-In the
opinion of R. A. Ballinger, who ad-
dressed the Minnesota conservation
convention, the insurgent movement is
like fantasy, and the Ballinger-Pin-
shot hearing in Washington Is of less
Importance in the east than In the
west.
when you are riding on the plains,
cow on the horizon looks forty feet
high, but when you come up to it..
it's only an ordinary cow said Mr..
Ballinger. THAT is the way the west
ern insurgency movement looks to a
man in the national capital"
Speaking of the investigation Of the
CLAWS charges, Mr.. Ballinger said:
so far nothing has been brought
to light but innuendoes and intima-
tions. These | shall be able to dis
sipate as soon as my evidence is in
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
TALK SENSE IN
BIC CAR STRIKE.
Quit Calling Names at Phil.
adelphia.
WOLF MEETS c. 0. PRATT

Strikers Insist That All Future Deal
ines With Rapid Transit Company
Be Made Through Committee Of
Union and That All Men Employed
Since Feb. 19 Be Discharged-Pen-
rose Expected to Take Hand In
Settling Dispute Today.
Philadelphia, March H. Boise Pen
rose, United States senator from
Pennsylvania, is expected to arrive
here today, and 1t is predicted that
announcement will be made for the
settlement of the car strike q few
hours after the senator gets into
town.
The possibility of statewide strike
will give Senator Penrose his en-
trance. That threat aroused increased
interest when 1t became known that
union labor in Pittsburg, Erie and
Wilkesbarre had voted to go out next
Wednesday, provided the car strike
here is not settled before that time.
The Rapid Transit company and the
striking carmen have quit calling
names and have begun to talk reason
ably of each other. There are only
two points between them, neither
wants the public to believe that IL
took the initiative. The real STUN
bling block as developed was whether
all of the men shall be taken back.
Clarence Wolf, vice president Of the
company, talked the matter over with
c. o. Pratt, leader of the car strikers.
Pratt made definite proposition. He
said that the Philadelphia Rapid Tran
sit company would not be asked to
recognize unionism provided It agreed
to take back in employment all of the
men who went out, including those
who were fired for no other reason
except for the good of the service"
The only specification the union in
sisted on was that hereafter the p.
r. r. deal with the union through a
committee The proposition was not
made in writing, although it will be
so submitted today. Pratt talked
! things over and left no doubt as to
what the carmen would continue to
demand
If, as is now believed, peace will be
| patched upon these terms, the agree
ment would mean that the company
would have to discharge all Of the
strikebreakers hired since Feb. 10
perhaps 1000 men. II would be per
mitted to keep the members Of the
Keystone union, about 1,400, who re
fused to strike and who have beer
most serviceable in manning cars
throughout the trouble. The company
would be permitted by the Amalga
mated union to deal with the Key
stone people as individuals, but Il
would have to arrange wages, hours
etc, with the Amalgamated through
grievance committee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
HITS ONLY THE HIGH PLACES
Barney oldfeld Continues to Break
Worlds Records.

New York, March IT, Father Time
is gasping, for mere man is bent on
overtaking him in man-made ma
chimes.
Three speed records have gone by
the boards in the past few days, and
more are due this week.
Louis Paulhan made a record in his
biplane by travelling at the rate OF 20
miles an hour in New York. Barney
Oldfield travelled Il mile In ~ 1-3 sec
onds in the Florida automobile races,
and j. W. Bemis flew 45 miles in l
hour and 20 minutes in his balloon at
st. Louis.
This week the motorboat records
are to be lowered in the Florida races
according to the promises of manufac-
turers. All Of which indicate that
Father Time may have to buy new
sparker or be run down.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
WINTERS EXPOSES
METHODS OF LOBBY
Erie County Representative As
serts He Was Offered Brlhe.

Columbus, o., March t7.-Charges
that the passage of the Elson tele-
phone merger bill in the house was
due to the pernicious activity of the
alleged telephone lobby began to as
sumo definite shape when Judge
Cyrus B. Winters, representative from
Erie county, in an authorized inter
view told OF being called 10 promi-
nent Office building In Columbus by
the big men behind the lobby and,
finally, on the day the vote was taken,
of having been approached by lesser
lobbyists and told that they could
help him, and that he could have any
thing he wanted If he would vote for
the measure.
In discussing the activity Of the
lobby Judge Winters said: s'Soon af-
ter the measure was introduced let
ters began coming to me urging me
to support the bill Every writer
seemed to think IL was a matter or
life and death that support It, My
suspicious were aroused and my in
vestigation disclosed the fact that
practically all the letter writer's were
either holders of telephone stock or
expected to profit by the passage OF
the bill.
Lobbyists began coming TO me, In
sisting that ] support the bill. My re-
fusal only made them more persistent
That these lobbyists were prepared
to resort to doubtful methods TO pass
the bill ] have no doubt.
FINALLY I was called to room In
a Columbus office building, whore the
real lobbyists-the ones who stay be
hind the scenes and tell the other fel
lows what to do-were congregated
] again refused to support the bill.
"On the afternoon the bill was NJ
for passage was. called from my sea
to answer long-distance call. There
was no call--but the lobbyists hat
called me out and again tried to in
nuence me to support the bill. agar
refused. Support the bill they said
and we can help you. You can have
anything you want | went back tt
my seat and voted against the bill"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
PLAY txtRTS INFLUENCE
Two Members Of Reno Divorce Col
ony Change Minds.

Reno, New, March 17.-Almost si.
multaneously with the arrival here of
Virginia Harmed, the noted actress,
who seeks a legal separation from
her acttr-husband, Il. II, Sothern,
comes the announcement from San
Francisco that two members of Re-
nos divorce colony have written to
Robert Edeson, the actor, to tell him
that they have been led to change
their mind about severing relations
with their husbands after seeing him
appear in play that is built around
the divorce problem.
The letter from the women, which
was received by H'deson, lis sent from
an address at Reno, where Mrs. Elsie
A. Usher, wealthy English woman
and Mrs. Helen Farnsworth occupy
apartments.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
HllL TEDDY AS AMERICAN KING
Colonel Roosevelt Visits Ancient City
OF Omdurman.

Khartoum, March 1.-THE king Of
America" as the natives here call
Colonel Roosevelt, visited the ancient
city Of Omdurman, the former Dervish
cc pital, with a population of nearly
treble that of IKhartoum.
The fame of the great hunting king
had preceded Mr.. Roosevelt, and
preparations had been made to give
him sounding welcome. Local
sticks, in gorgeous robes of crimson,
blue and yellow. awaited at the land
irg stage. The men seized drums
ard beat them with vigorous monot-
ony, while the women began the
dance OF welcome, increasing the hub
bub of the drums by the-f character.
istic cries, known as lu.luing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
ARGUMENTS ARE COMPLETED
Supreme Court Takes Standard OIL
Case Under AdVisement.

Washington, March 17.-After lis
tening for three days to the argu-
ments Of counsel the supreme court
took under advisement the appeal of
the Standard Oil company from the
decree, of the federal court at ST.
Louis ordering the dissolution of the
corporation because of it's violation OF
the Sherman antitrust law.
That this, together with the dissolu-
ton suit against the American Tobac-
co company, argued few weeks ago,
is the most important case ever be-
fore the court, was the opinion ex-
pressed by Attorney General Wicker
sham.
David T. Watson of Pittsburg for
the Standard devoted himself largely
to the legal side of the case, contend
ing that the company was not a vio-
lator of the antitrust law and that It
was never intended to prevent the
combinations of capital which were
necessary under modern business con
ditions.
Referring TO the methods of the
Standard in compelling rebates from
the great railways, Attorney General
Wickersham said it was no wonder
I, that with all those advantages the
company prospered, but he denounced
them as the most iniquitous ever
practiced in the history of the world
The present form of the company un'
!. der its organization of 1899, he de
clared, was made with the purpose OF
evading the consequences of the Sher'
man act Reverting to the cry that
a decision against the company would
be disastrous to the business world
= Mr.. Wickersham said that cry had
been heard before when the Northern
: Securities company had been brought
to book, and nothing of the kind had
happened
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
INVALID MURDERS HIS WIFE
North CaroIlnlan Commits Crime
While Delirious.

Raleigh, N. c., March 17.-Claude
Young, brother OF Police Chief Young
at Rockingham, N. c., seized a shot
gun and fired at his wife and attend
ing physician, who were conversing
six feet away from him. The shot
killed his wife. Young has been Ill
for two weeks and was irrational at
the time of the shooting. A coroner's
jury rendered verdict TO the effect
that Young was mentally irrespon-
sible at the time. He Is so III that he
Is unconscious of his crime.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
PtARY PERSONA NON GRATA
Explorer Resents Sentiment Expressed
by GeorgIa's Governor.

Atlanta, Ca, March 17.-"If had
known was persona non grata, SAID
Commander Peary on his arrival mere.
81 would not have permitted any en-
gagements to be made for me In AT
lanta or elsewhere in Georgia
The attitude Of the public is not
very friendly to Peary. Both the Con-
stitution and the Journal carry ed
itorials critlcising Peary for not SUD-
mitting proofs to congress and saying
Peary has only himself TO blame ior
the criticism he is receiving.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
TO INVESTIGATE BLACK HAND
Canton Pastor Resigns and VIII Work
For unIift of Italians.

Canton. o., March 17.-Rev. Father
j. Adolph Cacianelll, d. d., has re-
signed the pastorate OF the st. Antho-
ny's Italian Roman Catholic church to
fulfill an appointment to investigate
the Italian situation in America, in an
effort to get at the root of italian
crime. particularly Black Hand out
RACES. It Is a task that will require
about four years to complete, and
when the report of the findings is
finally made to the pope It win con-
tain suggestions for the remedy of
those conditions from a religious
standpoint
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
HOOKING VALLEY
Low Rate Excursions

Sunday excursions TO Columbus
500 G
HOmescekers excursions 10
Western and Southern points.
fst and 3rd Tuesday each month.
Twin tickets TO Columbus every
day Sf.35.
Homeseekers excursions " to
Michigan points, March rs, 20,
April 3, 10. II
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Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine,
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Southern Baptist Convention.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
Black Hand suspeoted.

Ravenna, o., March Discovery
of the body of young unidentified
Italian on the farm of A. w. Eskert,
near Ravenna, is thought to reveal
the fourth Black Hand crime in Port
age county within year. In three
previous cases the victims were found
dead in similar way, and their mur.
derers escaped.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
oIdfeld Is Champion.

Daytona, Fla, March II. - Barney
Oldfeld is the worlds speed cham
pion. The great driver Travelled the
fastest mile ever covered by human
doing a mile in n 1-3 seconds, break
ing the previous mark held by Mar
riott in a steamer, 2S 1-5, made here
four years ago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
TIME CARD
HOCKING Valley.

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p. M; 1920 a. m; 6:10 y. m. Logan
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17

Latter Accepts View Of Boilers.
Washington, March t7.-The senate
insurgents in their fight against the
administrations railroad bill are try
ing to create the impression that they
are the real defenders of the Roose-
welt policies, so far as interstate com
merce legislation is concerned. Their
intention to tax the administration
with backsliding from the Roosevelt
standards was apparent when they
contended that the present bill, drawn
by the attorney general and indorsed
by President Taft, would emascuate
the rate bill forced through congress
by President Roosevelt in 1906.
Section of the present bill, which
legalizes traffic agreements, was the
chief subject of contention in the SEN
n ate. Senator Cummins of Iowa, who
led the debate again against the ad-
ministration measure, and his follow
ers contended that this section re-
peals the provisions of the Sherman
antitrust law as applied by railroads.
They declared that while President
Roosevelt and the last Republican ma.
tional platform had declared for leg
islation permitting traffic agreements,
they had never contemplated agree
ments without the approval of the in.
terstate commerce commission.
Senator Aldrich denied that the bill
would repeal the antitrust law, be-
cause the commission would still have
the right to pass on the reasonable
ness of a rate, but Senator Bailey ac.
cepted the insurgents view and taxed
Senator Aldrich with having that pur-
pose in view when the bill was re
ported.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
Suspect Proves Wrong Man.

GAINESVILLE, o., March 17-John Ba-
ker, arrested at Paulding for oonnec-
tion with the murder of Paymaster
George Evans here last week, was not
identified by Sheriff Smiley and
Chief Arter. The two officials have
gone 20 Huntington, Ind. where an.
other suspect is being held.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17
Hot Water Pipe Burst.

Columbus, o., March 17.-Scalded
by the bursting of hot water pipe
which showered him with boiling wat
er Charles Stokes, 40, fireman in the
boiler room at the II. Doddington
company's plant, was found dead by
fellow workmen.