The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-01-24
Not Named Marion" in
honor of this City
FIRST STOP MADE BY BABY
Mother was Enroute te
Marion From Cleveland
Vicc-Prcsidcnt Stuart Intiniates The
Railroads will Meet the Men Max
Ing Demands Half Way-EIcctric
Railway Men VIII Meet In Colun-
bus this Week.

While the Big -Four westbound
passenger train arriving here at 1916
was coming into this city and while
| passengers were being transferred at
the Union sttaion Saturday evening. n
baby daughter was born to Mrs. w. ].
eneh, of Cleveland, on board the train
The father of the child is DIR. ]. w.
Venen, a well known physician at
Cleveland. DIR. Maude Bull re-
ported that both the mother and the
child are doing nicely.
The mother and child are staying at
the home of DIR. Maud Bull, on South
State street.
Asked as to the baby's name to-
day DIR. Bull said
"The parents of the little one have
not yet decided upon name. al
though newspaper correspondents, for
the sake of featuring their story.
perhaps, have named mer Marion"
That will not be her name, however"
j. j. Gibson, an engineer on the
Big Four was the victim of an acci-
dent at Gallon, Friday evening, as n
result of which he VIII be kept from
his duties several days. He slipped
and fell striking his head upon the.
steel partition between the cab and
the tender. He sustained n severe
cash over three inches in length.
j. G. Stuart, vice president and
general manager OF the Erie railroad
and chairman OF the General Man
ayers Association, Saturday, made
statement relative to the demands OF
the employees of the road. Mr.. Stu.
art says. Though their demands are
too high to be considered at present
the railroads, | believe, are ready tc
meet the men half way. There will
be more conferences and / have not
the slightest doubt that an amlcablo
arrangement will be reached. The
trainmen will not suffer"
John Ryan, of this city. is in New
York city, where he Is attending the
convention Of the committee making
the demands of the Association of
Railway Tranmen and Conductors
The members of the Central Elec-
trio Railway Association will meet In
Columbus this week. A. L.. Neere-
amer, formerl yof this city. who Is |
secretary of the association, will be
IN attendance and take an active |
part In the work. The following con |
corning the meeting is taken from
the Ohio State Journal:
Thursday of this week at the |
Great Southern Hotel will be held the |
annual meeting of the Central Elec-
trio Railway Association, which Is /
composed of electric interurban lines
In Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois
and western Pennsylvania. The Gen.
tral Electric Traffic Association will
hold It's annual meeting on Wednes-
day, preceding the meeting OF the big
There are AZ electric roads in the
comprising practically
every electric line in the states men
Lioned. Many of the members wiz
make the trip to the meeting in spe-
,ial electrical cars and these will be
parked in the yards of the local roads.
4. A. Anderson Is president and A. l..
Seereamer is secretary of the organi
iation. Among the speakers at the
will be Thomas b. Nc
dath, of indianapolis, II. IL. Buck
nan, OF New Albany, Ind, o. p,
iothlin, of the Ohio railroad commits
ion, and C.. G.. Williams. of Colum.
'us. In addition there will be reports
# committees and the election of Of
Icers.
-- y aF'
Pennsylvania passenger No AL due
ere at 10:1 Sunday morning was
locked by heavy snow drift at
Utica Junction Sunday morning and :
he train did not arrive In this
ity until the noon hour. 1t was nee
ssary to dig the. snow from the track !
nd the workmen were busy for ovorl !,
n hour In their efforts to clear the /,
racks. L.
Practically all of the trains are Il
nnning double headed today on ac g