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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-01

WILL MAKE Ills HOME IN CANADA.
Braincrd, MINI, Aus, lst 1910;
az am gnIna 10 Canada q week frum today aud
intend To- make my home there, AJ husbahu ~
been there six weeks ana Is well pleased WIN tno
cnuntry. 20 no wants me To come as soon eh pr,
sibls lie filed on a claim near Lands, snsk.S hnu
by hla description of II IL must DO q preuy pAaee'
Send for literature aud ask the local Can
heat districta in which TO locate, and when TO
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
Mgr. Oster

Mgr Anatole Oster, don't nous
avons annonc6 la mort dams notre
dernier num6ro, a etc inhum6 au
cimetiere du Calvaire, a st Paul
mercredi, 7 d6cembre. Mgr Far
cheveque a fait AL pr6lat defunt
DIES ~fun6railles dignes de
ses m6rites ct de la pla-
CO quill await occupee dams lie Do
cese, lie service a etc c6l6bre pom
tifcalement par Mgr Lawler, eve
que auxiliaire de St Paul. Mgr
rArcheveque les larmes aux yeux,
a pronounce l'oraison funebre, ct a
mis- durant n heure tout son
occur a rappeler les origines fran
caises du Diocese, resprit 81 sacer-
dotal DIES premiers apotres du pays,
ct les vertus qui ont caract6ris6 81
sp6cialement la vie pastorale de
Mgr Oster. 200 s6minaristes en-
habit de choeur, plus de 100 pretres
du diocese avec Nosseigneurs les
Eveques de Duluth, de St Cloud,
de Winona ct de Fargo, ont dome
a la c6r6monie funebre un aspect
de grandeur ct de solennite dignes
du Diocese ct du pretre eminent
qui Went de MOURN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

Les parents de CASTOR Fernan,
Laverhne paieraient une somme
reasonable pour toute information
qui les m%ettraient en- possession
DIES fats qui aideront d6couvri1
le lieu de sa residence on les preu.
yes de sa mort.
II naquit en- 1887 a Thouars
dams le dApartement DIES Deu2
S6vres. France. En- 1905 il servit
CONNIE cuisinier sur deux paque.
bots faisant le service entire An
vers ct Philadelphia. En- 1906 i
d6serta de Philadelphia ct await
environ 600 francs sur sa person.
ne. Les autorit6s de Philadel.
phie ct les directeurs de la Red
Star Line ne FONT plus revu. SEES
parents sont d6sol6s concernant
cette affaire. On croft quill est
au Nord-ouest. II est age d'envi-
ron % ans. Il ecrivit a ses pa.
rents pour la derniere fois en- 1906
Envoyez toutc information a C
journal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
de la mel Rouge ct dams les villa
ges environments. La garnisoi,
turque a r6ussi a s'emparer du
chef DIES barbares ct Ia execute
UN DECRET PAPAL
LA PART DEs PRETREs AUX Clio
sEs DU MONDE

r mc-Quinze mile pr6lats g,
pretres DIES Etats-Unis copnaitrons
cette semaine les termes dun DE-
cret pontifical qui les atfeote, de
meme que le reste du clerg6 cathta
lique ct les ordres religieux>
Dams &c d6cret, lie Pape pose III,
certain nombres de regles s6veres
au sujet dc Ia participation DIES
membrcs du clerg6 aux affaires
mat6rielles, quclles qu'elles soient.
II leur est formel]ement dGfen-
du de Sc meier aux enterprises fl
nanciercs memo 81 Giles sont na1s-
tualistes on philanthropiques-
III leur est aussi d6fendu de pre-
ter leur nom ct leur influence "a
quelque enterprise on speculation
%quelconque.
LIE d6crct fera partie du nol,-
veau code dc Ia loi canonique qui
va regir lie cIerg6 ct qui sera in
corpor6 dams lie reste DIES reggie
ments dams lc cours dc l'ann6e-
Ce decret entrera en- vigueur e1.
1911.
Les nouveaux reglements pons'
les visites ofticielles DIES 6veques q
Rome e%ntreront aussi en- vigueul-
en- Fan 1911.
.Cctte loi est pour les 6veques sip.
toute lAm6rique du Noru ct da
Sud. Les eveqnes sont tenus h~
fournir DIES %rapports tres 6labores
de tout &C qui sc passe dams leurS
diocAses. Ces rapports doivent
6tre donn6s a Ia Congregation con,-
sistorialc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
EtatS=Wnis

Boston-Le major Joubert. dc
Saint-Jean Pc, est mort subtle.
ment en- prenant son CHER.
New Bedford-Sept personnes
ont etc s6rieusement blesses pal
l;eSplosion dune chaudiere au AL
len Planning Mill.
Worcester Mass-~L'un DIES plus
anciens citoyens de notre vile.
est mort apres une courte maladic,
M. Fourier 6tait Fun DIES ci-
toyens plus a false de notre cite.
Lynn Mass--Le feu a detruit lie
Sherry Bldg, occupe par la Sher-
ry Shoe Co. Les machines, les
chaussures ct la grande quantite
de CUR ont aussi etc brul6s o u mis-
hors de service. Les pertes Sc
chitfrent a $4,000.
Memphis-L'aviateur francais
Rene Barrier a 6tabli I'm nouveau
record en- couvrant une distance
de Is miles en- 10 minutes So Sc
condos l-5
II a ainsi gagn6 lie prix de $4,000
dome par le Commercial Ap-
peal de Memphis.
Detroit Mich-La campagne en-.
treprise contre les trusts, par le
procureur-general Wickersham, a
produit DIES resultats remarqua-
b]es.
lie grand jury a trouv6 fondecs
les accusations portees contre
seize maisons ct trente-deux par
ticuliers qui ont trouv6s coupa-
bles de controller IS pour cent de
production annuelle de l'6mail, de
la quincaille ct de differences ar.
ticles de MENACE: tells qu'eviers.
lavabos, bains, etc.
Worcester Mass-Joseph A.
Forgues, age de % ans, fut instan-
tan6ment tue sur la vote ferree du
Boston e. Maine. Deux DIES roues
du truck lui passerent u la tete
ct lui enfoncerent lie craue. La
premiere roue lie frappa juste au-
dessus de loreille gauche, puts lui
passa diagonalement sur lie visage
jusqu'a un point au-dessus de 70
reille droite. LIE cou du malheu-
reux fut tordu un tour ct demi ct
lie vertebre Sc rompit de sorte que
la figure regardait en- arriere. II
6tait absolument impossible de re-
conn; IRE un seul trait de la ply
sionomie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
Sale Ca
nadienne

Nous allons avoir une sale Ca
nadienne- FRANCHISE; IN centre on
quarter general pour tous les Ca
nadiens de la vile de Minneapolis
ct de ses environs. Au moins les
apparences sont excellentes, 81 on
peut en- juger par penthousiasme
avec lequel l'assembl6e convoqu6e
reinforcement dams ce but etait ami
NEE. Une DIES personnes les plus
~int6ress6es await pr6dit une NOM
breuse assistance ct q son grand
etonnement ellie a plus que double
sa provision. II ne fault pas pen
ser dependant que tout Par
gent %n6cessaire a etc souscrit,
mails les promesses ont etc consi-
d6rables, ct avec lie concours que
nous disposons sans compiler celui
de personnes eui mont pas assist6
q cette asssembl6e, cette sale sera
erig6e avant douze mcis. Tout ce
qui nous manquc q present est le
local, question la plus difficile a re-
gler ct lie comit6 qui en- a la char
sc va Sc METRE immediatement a
Ieuvre pour que, dams une couple
de semaines. il ait tous les rensei-
gnements necessaires. LIE. grand
comite s'assemblera ensuite pour
Sc METRE Reimbursement q recueil-
lir l'argent. Ceci semble etre une
tache ardue mais nous avons d6ia
plus dun tiers du montant n6ces-
saire de promis ct celia en- ayant a
peine entamm6 lie plus grand NOM
bre DIES Canadiens- Francais. Pen
sez-y! En- plus de ceux qui ont
d6ja promis de %souscrire nous de-
vrions trouver cent compatriotes
qui souscriraient 200 dollars cha
cum, ct 200 autres qui souscriraient
100 chacun. Ceci ne par; /; pas 81
dificile 81 l'on considere que Far
gent place pour l6rection de cette
sale est beaucoup plus Sur que
dams une banque ct rapporterait de
cling a dix pour cent d'int6ret par
an. La propri6t6 superintendent
aux souscripteurs qui b%6n6fcie-
raient de son augmentation en- va
leur. Done, pourquoi ne pas y
notre argent. Mails nous
lie faire! Ne dites pas quill
ny a pas beaucoup plus de $4,000
de reserve chez les n6tre. II sly
plusieurs fois ce montant.
Nous n'avons touch6 que la surfa-
&c.
En- AvANT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
Faltes VOs Empletes de Noel
de Bonnie Heure

Un movement est sur pied en-
notre vile dams lie but d'encoura-
ger tout le monde a faire ses en-
pl4tes pour Noel de bonnie heure
ct surtout avant sept heures la
veille de Noel.
&c movement a etc parti par
"The Women's Club" la "Young
Women's Christian Association, la
Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton ct lie minneapolis Trade and
Labor Assembly"
Lid6e est de fermer les nagasins
le soir de la veille de
Noel, ce qui peut Sc fai-
re 81 chacun Sc fait un devoir de
faire ses achats de bonnie heure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

-Pourquoi tout de qui est Fran
GALS devient-il 81 odieux derniere-
ment a nos co-r6ligionnaires irlan-
dais? Par la suite de la malheu-
reuse guerre don't chacun sc SOU
Went, Ia paroisse natalie de Mgr
Oster est aujourd'hui possession
allemande, les journaux anglais en-
ont profile pour af6rmer que Mgr
Oster etait allemand. Mgr Oster
etait ne Francais, il s'est afirm6
Francais toute sa vie. ct ma jamais
parle allemand. ''Tu ne voleras
pas. Laissez nous je vous prize,
ce qui nous appartient.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
LES MANDATS POSTES

Ottawa-Un fonctionnaire du
bureau de Poste d'Ottawa a decla-
re que dams I'm seul mois, lie gui-
Chef DIES mandats a rccu pour pres
dun million de dollars. Les pays
Oh Ion euvoie lie plus d'argent ca
maiden sont par ordre d'importan-
l'Angleterre, lAutriche, l;Italie, la
Suede, la Hongrie, la Norvege, la
France, lie Danemark, la Hollande
PAllemagne, etc. On ne recoit lei
presque pas de mandats d'argeut
de ces pays. QUAINT aux Etats-
Unis avec l'echange lie mandats
est Gnorme, lis en- retournent pres
que autant qu'ils en- r%ecoivent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

Paris--On annonce dc Toula
que ]c testement du conte Tolstoi
a 6fe enregistre. II legue toute sa
propriet6 litteraire a Sd plus jeune
file Alexandra, ct en- cas- de mort
de cellI-ci, a sa file Tatiana.
On croft qu'Alexandra, qui est
sous l;entiere influence de NJ.
Tchertkotf, Sc conformera aux de-
sirs dc son pere ct vendra les
droits de propri6t6 litteraire DIES
nuvres de Tolstoi en- vue de racine
ter a Ia famille la propri6t6 de Yes
naia Poliana.
LIE prix de la propri6t6 serait
d'environ 100000 francs ct la le-
gatairc diviserait les l,1GO hecta-
res qu'el1e comprend entire les
paysans. Les ovres dc Tolstoi
tomberaient cnsuite dams le do
maine public.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
Gu sont CASTOR Fernand La
verhne ct les heritiers
de Francois Gaudfn

On cherche les h6ritiers de
Francois Gaudin atm de les METRE
en- possession de certaines propri-
et6s qui leur appartiennent en-
France.
FRANCOIS Gaudin naquit en- Bre-
tagne, France ct il emigra en-
Am6rique. II prit part a la guer-
re civile de 1861 a 1864. On croft
quill a quite la France CONNIE
matelot. Son pr6nom 6tait Fran
co.'s mails il peut l'avoir change en-
Frank.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

La Central Provision Co., 125
Avenue Centrale, invite sa cliente-
lie q la patronner Requirement, les
grandes am6liorations que Ton fat
q la boucherie n'empechant MULE
ment le commerce. Dams quelques
jours les travaux seront termines
ct Ia clientele invit6e a aller exami-
mel son Establishment dams tous
ses d6partements. Viandes fir; i hes,
sal@es on fum@e; saucisses ct bou-
din; poissons frais ct sales. T6l6-
phone, T. S. 531 gu N. w. East 80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
I'm Cable Traverse lie Pas
de Calais

LIE gouvernement anglais Went
de poser un cable de telephone a
travers lie Pas de Calais ce qui
donnera une communication claire
pour une distance double de celle
qui a etc possible jusqu'ici par lie
cable ordinaire. I'm verre de bic
re golden grain belt vous d6baras-
sera dc la fatigue que vous ressen-
tez apres une dure journ6e de ira
vail. Commander une caisse pour
usage de famille. Commander de
votre plus proche marchand.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
Gals celia? est-ce parisien?

Gals celia? est-ce parisien?
Magnifique! Monseigneur! ma
gnifque! mails qu'avait done pro-
duit Part nllemand. Oh! r6pond
Monseigneur avec un fin sourire,
celia, phistoire ne lie dit pas.
J'eusse %volontiers prolong6 ma
visite chez Get Alsacien d'avant la
guerre mails il fallait le gutter
avec un serrement de cnur-car CO
que Je pressentais est arrive: Ga
etc sa derniere historic.
LIE BIsONT1N.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

Les memEres de la Cour Notre.
Dame de Lourdes sont instrument
prices d'assister a la prochine Sc
ance qui aura lieu lie II courant
dams la sale ordinaire. "A cette Sc
ance aura lieu lie tirage DIES deux
objects donn6s pour lie Bien de pOr-
Dire, par Mines Lizzie Beaudette ct
Roy. II aura divers amusements
d l'issue de la seance.
Par ordre du Chef Ranger.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

Les Enfants de Marie de la pa
roisse Notre- Dame de Lourdes
tiendront I6lection de leurs Off
ciers dimanche apres-midi.
Tous les membres sont prizes de-
ire presents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

Soyez prets pour la guignol6e
Commander des III ourd'hui de la
bonne liqueur de la Dufaud Wine
& Liquor Co., 3l6 Avenue Henne-
pin. Les deux telephones.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

ON DEMANDE une jeune file
sachant coudre, CONNIE commits
dams I'm magasin de nouveaut6s
"Dry Goods. S'adresser an No
1920, 26e Ave. N.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

LIE Club Artistique a Gu sa der
Mere reunion chez Nine D. G.. Cor
man, presidente du Club, ct a etc
tres int6rcssante. La prochaine
reunion aura lieu mardi lie Is cou-
rant, chez Nine Fred Violet, 422
So rue N. E.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
Entire ieunes files.

-Notre annie Berthe a Gle la
chance; on dit qu'elle va 6pouser
un aviateur, fait Pune.
Peuh! riposta une autre, celia nc
m'irait pas tant que celia; ue avia.
teur doit forcement etre %. voltage
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

A LOUER-une maison de hut
chambres modernes, nouvellement
d6cor(es. Conditions avantageu-
ses, 314 University N. E.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

La force DIES insectes, ST on la
compare a celle DIES autres ami
maux. est considerable. Ainsi,
une abeille est, toute proportion
gard6e. trente fois plus forte qn'un
chcval.
Jerusalem, Turquie d'Asje,
her .; de Bedouins
ont massacre plusieurs centaines
de chrGtiens a kodak, al sud-est
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16
Ecbo. 0e l'Ouest
M1NNRApoL1s,le Is D6cembre, 1910

Pour vos liqueurs DIES fetes allez
4 la Dufaud, Wine 4 Liquor Co.,
Avenue Hennepin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-16

Boston-Le major Joubert. de
Saint-Jean P.:Q., est mort subtle
ment en- prenant son (iler.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20

For Lieutenant Governor.
ATLEB POMERBNH, STARK.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20
TO ISSUE CALL FOR
WORLD CONFERENCE
EpiscOpaIIanS Want TO Consider
Questions Of Faith.

Cincinnati, o., Oct. 20,-The most
far-reaching step toward the ultimate
plan OF Christian unity was taken at
the general Episcopal convention
when the house of deputies, by an
unanimous vote, adopted resolution
presented by Rev. William T. Man.
ming, rector of Trinity church, New
York city, creating Joint commits.
sion to arrange for call for a world
conference of all Christian bodies,
following the idea OF the Edinburgh
missionary conference.
DR.. Manning. as chairman OF the
committee on church unity, said:
"We believe that the time has now
arrived when representatives OF the
whole family of Christ may be will
ling to come together for the consid-
Grafton of questions of faith and or
der and to lay aside their self-will.
We offer this resolution with grief
for our aloofness in the past and for
other faults of pride and self-suffi-
cheney which make for schism; with
loyalty to the truth as we see II and
with respect for the convictions OF
those who differ from us, holding the
belief that the beginnings of unity
are TO be found in the clear state
ment and full consideration of those
things In which we differ as well as
those things in which we are one"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20
, BRYAN ANSWERS ROOSEVELT
Declares Former President Advocates
Democratic Reforms.

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 20 - Will
Ham Jennings Bryan spoke here, his
meeting. considering it was at night,
being relatively as large as that oi
the former president who spoke from
the same platform last week.
Mr.. Bryan began by saying that he
had intended 70 devote the principal
part OF his speech to answering
Roosevelt. but he did not read the
ex-president's speech until few
hours previous TO the meeting and he
then found that there was very little
in II to occupy his time so long.
He said all that Roosevelt had
pleaded for in relation to better
citizenship and equality for all men,
riah and poor alike, the Democrats
Lad been demanding for years, and
there was not a reform for which
Roosevelt spoke that was not
pledged by the Democrats in their
platform OF two years ago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20
WEST IN GRIP
OF BIG STORM
Is Sweeping Eastward at
Rapid Pace.
RAILROADS ARE TIED UP

Temperature, However, Does Not
Fall TO Point Where Cold VIII
Cause Suffering TO People or stock.
Drops 20 Degrees at Omaha and
Further Fall Is Predieted-ls Ex-
peeted to Reach Central States
Some Time Today.
Omaha. Neb.. Oct. 20. - The first
snowstorm of the season is sweeping
eastward across the transmissouri
country, and will reach the central
portion of the country today Rail
road traffic is tied, up in Wyoming
and Colorado and snow plows have
been ordered out for the first time
this season.
Temperatures are not, however,
very low, and there will be no suffer
ing from the cold. A drop of 90 de-
grees in Omaha was registered, and
a further fall is forrcasted.
In Wyoming snow and sleet extend
from Cheyenne to the western boun.
daries of the state. All railroad traf.
fc is being interfered- with in that
territory. The Moflatt line In Colo
RADIO is struggling with from 10 to
10 feet of snow. and no trains will
run on that line for several days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20
MISMANAGtMfNT CHARGED
MacVeagh One Of Complsinants In
Illinois Central Scandal.

Chicago, Oct. 20.--UneXpected ex.
citement was furnished al the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Illinois Central railroad Attorney
Maxwell Edgar who held proxies
from an independent committee, in.
Guiding Secretary Franklin Mac.
VeaPh of the United States treasury.
made charges of gross mismanage-
ment of the affairs of the railroad
company.
Almost simultaneously, deputy
sheriffs served subpenas on the Off.
GERS Of the road TO appear in $l0,.
100000 damage suit brought by At
torney Edgar.
The Park Row station, where the
stockholders meeting was held. was
surrounded by deputy sheriffs, placed
there to guard against any attempt
to evade service which might II was
feared by Mr.. Edgar, be made by
eastern directors.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20
HAMBURG I'll
!! LANDS IN LAKE
"a
AerOnant ASSmann Seriously
Injured.
SPEND NIGHT WITH GULLS

Balloon Isle de France Comes Down
In Wild Forest North Of Pogamas.
ing, ont-Five Gas Bags Remain
In Air or Have Come to Earth In
Canadian Wilderness Far From
Point Of Communication With Out
side World--H awley Still In Race.
st Louis, Oct. 20. - Lieutenant
Vogt and w f. Assmann, With the
balloon Hamburg III in the interna-
tiOnal balloon race which started
from st. Louis Monday evening,
came town in the upper bay of Lake
Nlppissing, Ontario 775 miles from
St Louis. They descended from a
height of $4,000 feet with two and a
half sacks of ballast at terrific speed.
Assmann was injured when they
struck the water within q few hun
dred feet Of the shore.
They were in the basket of their
balloon in the water for two and a
half hours. when the wind blew them
close 10 a barren island, inhabited
only by seagulls. There they spent
the night, after tieing the balloon to
tree. In the morning they hailed
two Cherokee Indians, who padded
them ashore. 10 miles from the near
est town. Powasson Ontario. ASS.
mann's left arm was broken in the
fall. an artery cut and his hand
sprained. He bled all night, but was
feeling well when Lieutenant Nogt
telegraphed to St. Louis.
Alfred Leblanc and f. c. Schmo-
dek in the balloon Isle de France,
landed three miles north of Poga.
masing, Ontario, 725 miles from St.
Louis, in a wild forest. They were
the fourth reported down.
Five racers are still in the air. II
10 believed, or else down in wild
country where 1t is difficult to get in
communication with the world. The
balloons still in the air are the Ger
mania, Hugo Won Abereron, pilot:
the Dusseldorf II, Hans Gericke. pi-
lot the Helvetia, Colonel Schaeck
pilot; the Azurea, Captain f. Mess
ner pilot. and the America II, Alan
b. Hayley, pupt,s,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Falling leaves are blamed for a
trolley wreck at Killery. Me-, in
which three persons were fatally in
jured and so others hurt.
Alva A. Ashbrook of Columbus, o.,
was crushed to death beneath a
freight train In the Toledo & Ohio
Central yards at Kenton.
Luigi Lucchenl, the anarchist who
assassinated Empress Elizabeth OF
Austria, hanged himself In his cell
at Geneva
Lambert Tree, jurist and diplomat,
died possessed of an estate valued
at nearly $4,000 according TO a
petition which was filed with Probate
Judge Cutting at Chicago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20
TIE Important
Problem

confronting anyone in need of laxa.
tive is not question of single ac-
tion only, but of permanently bene-
fetal effects, which will follow proper
efforts to live in healthful way, with
the assistance of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA, whenever it is re-
Qured, as it>-sleanses the system
gently yet promptN without irritation
and will therefore %way3 have the
preference of all who Ash lhe best Of
family laxatives.
The combination has ~, approval
of physicians because it is known e.
be truly beneficial, and because II has
given satisfaction to the millions OF
well.informed families who have used
1t for many years past.
To get it's beneficial effects, always
buy the genuine manufactured by the
california Fig Syrup Co only.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20

For Clerk Supreme Court
FRANK M'KEAN, Cuyahoga.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20
Nonlnatlons Held un.

Columbus, o., oct. 90 ThoVnomi-
nations of Judge w. NJ. Rocket of
Springfield, Republican, and Frank
w, Krehbiel Of Dayton, Socialist for
the short circuit judicial term, were
held up by the Franklin county board
of elections, It is the opinion of
members of tho board that the nomi.
nations are illegal, in that the at
tempt Is made to fill vacancy
which is not regular nomination.
Secretary OF state Thompson, how
ever has given an opinion to Judge
Rockel that his nomination is reg
ular.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20
@ ISLE OF PINES ESCAPES
Loss Of Life In Cuba During Hurri'
cane Greatly EXAGGERATED.

Havana, oct. 20 Contrary to ex.
rectations, the hurricane did no dam.
age on the Isle of Pines beyond blow
ing the fruit from the orange and
lemon trees. Reports of the loss Of
life in the province of Pinar del Rio
were exaggerated Not more than II
were killed Most of the tobacco
barns in the province were blown
down. All the overdue steamers
have arrived safely.