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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
TRACTION CAR is
BLOWN FROM TRACK
Columbus Strike SympathiSerS
Resort to Dynamite.

Columbus. o., Aug. 21.-A freight
car on the WesteryIlle interurban
line, maintained by the Columbus
Railway and Light company, whose
employees are now on strike. was
dynamited just nCrth Of the ely lin
its. The wheels were demolished and
the trucks badly damaged. A passen.
ger car following the freight car at
a distance of 20 feet was shaken.
The passengers allghted and pro-
ceedcd TO Westeryille on steam
road.
On Fourth street Motorman Fox
was hurled from ris car by Il tele'
phone wire which was stretched
tightly from POLE to pole. lie was
found in an unconscious condition at
the side Of the trUak, but soon recov'
cred. and said that while his car was
going at moderate speed he saw
something in the air on Il level with
his throat. lc tried to dodge, but
the wire caught him on the chin. II
the car had been running mt fuij
speed Fox would in all probability
have been killed Rel orts OF cars
being stoned were numerous. but nC
one was injured.
At meeting of the Columbus
Clearing House association resolu
tlon was adopted declaring the strike
was practically at an end and tina
the public Should use the cars as II
normal times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
SAYS CANkLEJAS
MUST BACK PEDAL
Vatican Announces Firm Stand
In Spanish Affairs.

Rome, Aug. "a. Unless Senor Ca.
nalejas, the Spanish prime minister,
adopts conciliatory attitude, the
conflict between Spain and the vati-
can, instead of ending, will enter
upon more acute stage. This was
shown by the utterances of Cardinal
Merry Del Val the papal secretary of
state, when he received Marquis de
Gonsalez, the Spanish charge daft
faires, to whom he frankly SAID that
the holy see has right on its side
and can reap from the present diff
culties all the advantages, while 1t
runs. no risks.
The religious enthusiasm and 10y.
atty which the attempt at persecu'
tion has aroused in Spain more than
repays, the cardinal added, all anxi.
ETY. and suffering. He held cut no
hope of the vatican changing its atti'
tude.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
ONO ftUDISTS QUIT
sherin Reports Everything Quiet at
Calais, Monroe County.

Woodsfeld, o., Aug, q. - Sherin
Fieock Of Monroe county said that
all was quiet at Calais, where the
feudist Coultes and Wehr factions
had thsii big battle. He notified
Governor Harmon OF the trouble and
said that II further hostilities were
resumed he would probably have to
ask for a company OF the National
Guard, for the reason that all the
people In that section were In league
with one faction or the. other.
The only one OF the participants Ia
the battle in any danger is Russell
Coutles, leader OF his faction, who IL
cut In score OF places and has in
ternal injuries which are expected tt
cause his death.
Frank Weir, leader OF the othel
faction, mas one arm almost severed
from u wound received when strucl
by cOrncutter. Twenty-four mer
took part in the general battle ant
all but two are more or less injured
The trouble Is of three years
standing and grows out of suits 70
land in aud near the town,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
:. :. KAISER SAYS If IS MT"
Throws Down Gauntlet to German
Liberalism at Banquet.

Berlin, Aug. 27.--With the sudden
ness of an earthquake Emperor viii
liam has cast aside the reserve
which, it was officially announced, he
would maintain after the notorious
kaiser crisis two years ago. and in
an astounding public utterance has
thrown down the gauntlet to German
liberalism In manner which has al
ready stirred Il tempest of criticism,
and is destined to convuse the
empire.
The occasion was banquet at
Koenlgsburg, when, emulating his
speeches of earlier years, his majesty
arrogated to himself the Office of q
divine delegate, and In that character
avowed his determination to rule in
his own way. regardless of the Views
or opinions OF the hour.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Arranoe For Train Service,

Columbus. O., Aug, In order to
accommodate those persons who OBJ
ject to riding on the streetcars to
and from the state fair grounds,
owing to the strike of union carmen,
the state board of agriculture has ar
ranged with the Big Four Railroad
company for shuttle trains that VIII
leave the Union station every 10 min
utes. The board is also actively en-
gaeed in its campaign OF education
throughout the state and hopes tha'
by the opening date, Sept ., the peo
pie of Ohio will be pretty thoroughly
over the scare caused by sensational
stories of the strike situation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
THt MtAT OF IT

An unsuccessful attempt was made
at Marthas Vineyard, Mass. to kid
nap Ruth Shepherd, an heiress OF
Scranton, Pa.
According to officials OF the navy
department, President Taft will
make his trip to Panama in Novem'
ber in the armored cruiser Tennes'
see
American residents Of Mexico City
will contribute statue of George
Washington to the centennial cele'
hration In that city.
Professor William James of Har
ward, one of the most noted psychol
ogists in America, is dead at his
summer home in Chocorua, y, II,
New York's striking cloakmakers
rioted when leaders sought rLtiiica
tion of an agreement with bosses, in
cluding open-shop policy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
TIRED OF MAKING DtNlAlS
Senator EIkins Knows Nothing oi
Daughters Matrimonial Plans.

Washington. Aug, ~ Senator El'
kins again denied the truth OF the re-
ports that his daughter, Katherine
Elkins, will soon marry the Duke Of
the AbruzZi. The latest denial was
brought forth by cablegram from
Paris setting forth that the young
couple were to be married in that
city and that the West Virginia sen
ator would soon go abroad to be
present at the ceremony,
Senator Elllins is now in Elkins,
w. Va, and when called by long dis
tance telephone he declared that he
intended to remain in his West Nir-
ginia home for several months. lie
denied any intention of going to
Paris. The senator said: i don't
know anything about any marriage
and | don't want to be bothered by
questions about 1t any more"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
RueYrus Rejects Opening.

Columbus, O., Aug. 2I-unohS'a al
selection of Bucyrus as the place OF
opening the Democratic state cam
paign has been negatiyed by Buoy
rus. w. Il. Haswell. chief examiner
of steam engineers, who lives in Bu'
cyrus, brought word to the state ex'
ecutive committee that the little city
is in a spasm of paving, The public
square and adjoining streets are torn
up and the fair grounds are TOO far
away from the center OF the town To
be available. Chairman Nichols Is
said now to be considering having
the opening ut Canton,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
others to Initiate Sullivan.

Washington, Aug. 27.-Other base
ball sharps are talking of duplicating
Billy sulliyan's feat of catching a
baseball dropped from the top Of the
Washington monument Sullivan
caught one after many trials. but was
not content until he had stopped two
more. He says the balls felt as II
they weighed ton, but that the tre'
mendous shock did not hurt his
hands In the least. Several of the
big league catchers have declared
they viii duplicate Sullvan's effort.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
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BRYAN MOI A CANDIDATE
Says There Is Lots of Good Prssi.
Dental Timber In Country.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Aug, 27.-"I will
not be a candidate for president In
1912" declared W. Bryan at Kals-
mazoo. This is the first time the Ne
braskan has positively stated that he
will not make an effort to secure the
Democratic nomination for the presi-
dency in 1912. There is plenty OF
good material in the party, but who
will be the next candidate for prest-
dent on the Democratic ticket de-
pends on what the next congress
does" continued MIR. Bryan. 81 be-
lieye the Democrats win control the
next house. That the country Is dis
satisfied with the Republican party
is manifest in the strength OF the in
smgcnCy WOyCmCnt.'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
WILL CONNECT
LAKE AND RIVER
CrosS-Sfate Traction Line
Proposed.
READY TO INCORPORATE

viii Traverse 20 Counties and Take
In Many Hundreds Of Miles Of Ter
ritory--stsrts at Mouth Of sandus.
KY River and Ends at GalIipolis,
With Numerous side Branches.
viii Also Sell Light. Heat and
Power to unicipslitiss.
Columbus. o., Aug. 27.-The Ohio
State lnterurbsn aud Electricity Pro.
noting company. located st Millers-
port and backed by Columbus capi-
tai. will be incorporated with 5000
capital stock, Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Miller holding In an opinion that
the purpose clause was correct.
Secretary Of State Carmi Thomp.
son had asked for an opinion on the
clause, as il included not only the
construction OF an interurban railway
which runs from the lake to the Ohio
river. but includes the right to sell
heat. light, fuel and power In the
/ cities through which 1t passes. The
incorporation papers call for the op.
Grafton of standard gauge system
of interurban railroads by divisions.
The Lake Erie division will run
from the mouth Of the Sandusky riy
er to Magnetic Springs. Delaware
county, through Fremont, Tihn and
Upper Ssndusky. The Ohio State
Reservoir division from the indiana
state line bordering on Mercer coun'
ty to Magnetic Springs, with branch
system from West Mansfield to Belle.
fontaine. and from Rushsylvania to
Kenton. The Scloto Valley and an
electricity producing division from
Magnetic Springs to Galip0lis, via
Marysville, London. Mt. Sterling, At.
lants, Chiilicothe, Eagle Mills. Wells
ton and Rio Grand.
The State Buckeye Lake division
from Magnetic Springs via Delaware
Sunbury or Galens. pstsskals. Kirk
| ersville and Millersport TO Climcr';
Buckeye Lake beach, with branch di
| vision from Clmer's beach to Xenii
via Baltimore. Basil, Carroll, Circle
Vile Mt. Sterling Sedalia and South
! Solon.
Coal, flint and an electricity pro
ducing division from Climer's Beach
to Roseville via Somerset, Saltillo
and Crooksvlle with branch systems
from Saltil!o TO AXline, White Cot
tage Crofts and Hanover and from
Somerset via New Lexington, Logan
Harnes and Eagle Mills to McArthur
Muskingum and Ohio rivers and al
electricity producing division, from
Roseville via Deavertown, Malta. Nc
Connelsvlle and Brokaw to Blenncr
hassett's Island. with branch systems
| TO McConnelsvillc via Rowland, Cum
berland and Claysville to Cambridge
and from Brokaw via Chester I'LL
and Corning to New Lexington, ant
from Brokaw to Caldwell.
The roads will run through ?
counties, and take In many hundred
Of miles OF territory. The incOrpora
tors named in the papers are Alber
T.. Boone. II. A. AXline, Lawrence )
Climer. Levi Bright and Eugenia Q
Boone.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
BOYCOTT INJUNCIILN REFUSED |
Toledo Judge Has Little Faith In
6ompers Decision.

Toledo, O., Aug. 2I,-Judge J. P,
Manton OF common pleas court de-
MED petition for an injunction to
restrain a local walters union from
boycotting the Grand hotel, which
employs nonunion labor. Counsel for
plaintir cited the Bucks Stove and
Range company case, now in United
States supreme court, AS parallel,
Judge Manton says he does not be-
lieve the highest court will sustain
the injunction against Gompers and
the other leaders OF the Federation
OF Labor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Dick Owns No Akron prope rty.

Aaron, o., aug. 27.-That Senator
Charles Dick of Ohio has no prop
erty, real or chattel. in Summit coun-
ty his home county, was attested to
in the probate court by Sherfr Stein.
The sherifr returned an execution ON
the senator On a Judgment obtained
against Dick for s4,O66 alleged due
on notes delivered by the senator to
the Security Trust and savings bank
Of ZanesVW~ ~ Hf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Elonrrs Wed at Toledo.

Napoleon, O., Aug, ~ Thayrne
Evans, y, of this city, and Edith
Hyman, 10, granddaughter of Asa
Davis, retired Springfield capitalist
with whom she lived, have arrived
here following their clopement from
Springfield to Toledo, where they
were married. Within an hour after
their arrival here an uncle reached
the city from Springfield, In an at
tempt TO prevent the marriage,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27

mahayer, VINO had been informed
that Roosevelt was going to stop,
sent MIN wire requesting that he
keep on going. because he did not
wish any outside influences to con.
tend with. For some mysterious rea.
son the message did not reach the
colonel. He did stop, and he spoke
briefly. just ut the time the show was
scheduled to begin. They had to
postpone the opening and, as usual,
I. X. won out against even a wild
west show,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Mul..d AND tRfIZt
Texans Enjoy Freakish Weather Fer
SLn;rer Season.

Austin, Tex, Aug. %. Freakish
weather fer Sumner visited some
parts of Texas during the last -
hours. Wli,e the southern part Of
the state was surerIng from an un.
usually high temperature. snow.
storm was 'ra.ing In the upper Pan.
handle region and ovsrcoats wer.
comfortable. In some localities the
drop in temp rerature was 40 degrees
In less than three hours Good rains
fell in many parts of the cotton belt.
but the drorth In the central and
southwestern portions of the, state is
still unblOken. a.stG ,.rL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Saws Shooting Was Accidental.

Massllon, o., Aug. George
Snyder, lG, arrested at Canal Fulton,
whence be had hed on his way to his
home in Akron. declared that lie shot
Jacob AXE accidentally, "AIXc ask
ed me for chew OF tobacco said
he. II turned around To get II and
somehow the gun was discharged. In
my fear | ran out OF the house ana
started for home"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
POINTS WAY TO
men or WEALTH
Taft Tells What lie Would
DO Ii Millionaire.
ENDOW NEGRO COLLEGES

President, In Address to Trustees Of
Hampton Institute. Deplores Fact
That Gentlemen Who Contribute
Generously to Various Causes over.
look Scheme Which ls Opening
Wedge In Solution Of Race Prob.
Beverly Mass, Aug. q. President
Taft attended meeting Of some OF
the trustees OF Hampton institute.
one of the big Colored institutions OF
the country st the home OF Mrs.
Robert S. Bradley at prides Crossing.
near here.
The president in his address to the
trustees said: II am not million
aire. and | have never had the feel.
ings OF one, but sometimes ones i'm
agination takes life and YOU wonder
what you would do II YOU had All in
come OF five or ten millions y year
and mad the ordinary feelings OF a
man who wished TO help his fellow
hLNhs ~ S'Nho w llN NhoN ohN .VOuie
look about first TO find those things
to which ne could he certain he
might give his money and get a re-
turn Of good TO human kind, and in
looking about | AIN very sure that he
could not find a place in which he
could for the benefit Of human kind
invest his money with more certainty
Of returns than in Hampton institute.
I think It does not speak quite
well for all the gentlemen who are
contributing generously to various
causes that the head Of an institn.
ton like Hampton which is the be-
ginning Of a great movement to solve
the race question in this country.
should be obliged to go about seek
Ing 100000 a year and take bur.
den on himself that nobody appreci-
ates until he has had to get that
money in this way
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Elks Association Elects.

Sandusky, o., Aug. q. II. n,
Schlesinger of Columbus was elected
president Of the Ohio Association of
Elks, in convention at Cedar Point
Other officers elected We're: T.. 4. Al
len. Cincinnati. first vice president;
p. c. Renick, Ashtabula, second vice
president; II. Il. Meredith, Marietta
third vice president George c, My
ers, Cleveland secretary; John r
Burkett, FinGi&y treasurer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27

Long Island railroad. The gateman
at the crossing lifted the gates after
the freight train had passed giving
"A clear right OF way to pedestrians
and automobiles. He apparently for
got thatsa loborer's train was back
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Nominate Three Jgarss.

East Liverpool, o., Aug y. Hold.
ing spirited three.hour session, the
Seventh circuit Republican judicial
convention placed in nomination
three men 10 GIL as many vacancies
The candidates ned are Judge w
S. Mctcalfr of Chardon. Attorney NJ.
A. Norris Cf YOUNGSTOWN aa1 Judge
John Pollock of st. Clairsyille.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Train Hits Thrcshioe Machine.

Marion, O. Aug. 70 o. WaI'utI,
fireman, whose home is in Van Vert,
was fatally injured when II Hooking
Valley passenger train, going %
miles an hour. struck threshins
machine and separator crossing the
track. The accident took place be-
tween this place and Upper San
dusky.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
FOUR DEAD IN WRECK
Operator Blamed For Accident Can
Not Be Found.

Bonneville, Mo-, Aug. 27.-Failure
of an operator to deliver orders is
believed to have been the caufe of a
head-on collision between two freight
trains on the Missouri Pacific, near
BlackwatSr, resulting in the death OF
four men and the fatal injury of two
pthers. The operator at Blackwatcr
Is missing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Jov Rid. Fatal to Woman.

St Paul, Mimi Aug. 21.--A Joy
ride" in an au,oa ohile ended sudden
ly in the death OF Miss Ellen Boyer
90, the fatal injury Of Henry Copen'
hauser and the serious injury of Har'
old Bywater the chauffeur aud w
4. Roger. They were In u hired an
.lomobllc. The machine Went over al
embankment and TUNED turtle.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Given Wild West Greeting.

Cheyenne, Wyo. Aug. -. Former
President Roosevelt arrived here this
morning and was greeted by COW
boys, bucking bronchos, flying abo'
rhymes in races, roping contests. war
dances and every thing that fires the
hearts OF cowboys, who expect the
colonel to do few stunts himself
when he makes a speech later in the
day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
Iunaotic Shoots Two On Train.

Ellis. Kan. Aug. IL Going insane
suddenly. Harry PugE of Niagara
Falls. New York, fatally shot u Pull
man car porter here and passenger
cn Union Pacific train. TIE porter
as declared beyond hope bu' II was
ID the other victim. named rem
of Kansas City, might recover
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
IS PROGRESSIVE
IN HOME STATE
Roosevelt Declares Against
Bossism,
REyILES CORPORATIONS

Insurgents Of West Howl With De-
light as Colonel Smites Interests
Hip and Thigh-oeclares He viii
Go to Saratoga Full Of Fisht-Ad'
mirers Use, Soft Pedal In Demand
ing His Candidacy In ie12--ls
Snapped In pajamss.
Fremont, Neb.. Aug q They like
Roosevelt in the west. They like
him just az much as they ever did,
IL the folks in Iowa and Nebraska
stand for the spirit of this country.
Those who would whoop it up for the
colonel in 1912 are going little
easier on that score than they
thought they would. He has heard
them demand his nomination two
years hence. but the demands have
been made from station platforms
and there has been no opportunity
thus far to discover the crystalized
attitude. ,
His trip through Iowa and Nebras-
ka, when he shot through the towns
and touched such cities as Council
Bluffs and Omaha, showed distinct
heartiness toward Mr.. Roosevelt.
When he rcyied the corporations
that are corrupt and indorsed them
when they are good, the crowds
cheered him When he spoke about
public crooks and the relation of the
corrupt business men to the political
machine, they yelled louder than
ever.
The colonel has indicated in all his
talk since he left Oyster Bay that he
will go into the Saratoga convention
ready to fight with every ouhce oi
energy that he was gots He is after
the scalps OF Woodruff. Barnes and
Wadsworth and company. Not the
slightest reference has been made to
the administration since the colone
started west.
At Marshalltown, Ia. Mr. Roose
welt was routed out of his bed earl!
in the morning to greet crowd O.
1000. smaliy Of whom had STAYED VI
all night to be on hand when th'
train pulled In. The coolnel put or
raincoat over his blue pajamas
put on his bath robe and Went to thu
rear platform,
Crowd Yells With Delight.
Marshalltown didn't get a yer!
long speech, but the colonel started
right off by telling them that lowi
is II grand old state and that he like
the enthusiasm of its people. He salt
word or two about farming, bu
checked himself to glare at rura
person who took his picture. Tha
photograph OF T. H.. in his pajama
and slippers, shielded by a raincoa'
would be beauty. The crow
screaned with delight.
At Omaha Neb., James r, Garfield
the ex.secretary. Joined Mr. Roos'
welt, and SAID that he would site
until after the hurrah at Denver o
Monday. Mr. Garfield did not brin
Mr.. Plnchot With him, but he prom
ised thalsthe dcposcd chief forestt
would sbe in hand for Ossawatoml
and st. Paul Mr.. Garfield would e.
press no opinion on the result OF III
colonePs passage through Ohio.
At Grand Island the colonei e.
countcred for the first time an opp
sition factor. They were having
whoonins bic wild west show and u
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
BUCKfYr bhirro
Items OF Interest to People In All
Parts Of Ohio.

Newark, o. Aug. 27.--Judgc Sew
ard denied Frank Graei's application
for admission to bail, holding that
Craef's physical condition does not
warrant his release. GrHer Is under
indictment for first dcstCc murder in
connection with the ElhcringtOn
lyhchiug.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27

The wreck on an automobile that
collded with a freight train recently
at Springfield Long Island. The auto
was filled with women and children
and going at a high rate of speed
when It approashed q crossing on the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27

Representative Charles White, q
member of the Illinois Legislature,
whof or the second time testified on
thes tand that Lee O'Neil Browne,
Democratis leader in the house had
offered him. bribe to vote for Sena-
Nor Lorimer. Browne is on trial for
The second time, the first jury hav-
ing disagreed
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27
1<s~S~a>3>9<v>Y>a>.<s<9<
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Weather bureau observations
for United States taken at s
D, IN. yesterday follow:
Weather Forecast,

} Ohio--Fair, continued cooler
) today; tomorrow fair warmer;
Z light variable winds.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27

He who would do great thing we'll
must first have done the simplest thing
DerfectlY -CndY.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-04
TRAIN CREW is 4 ARRESTED
Sheriff of. Dell Rapids s.. d., At
tnches Passenger Car, and Emit
plOyes Haul IT Away.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Aug. S41tspecial)
Conductor Walter Anderson of the Mil
waukee Railroad company and members
of his crew have been arrested 1onl an un-
usual charge, that of running away with
passenger coach which had been attached
by a deputy sheriff on an execution regu.
larly issued. The execution was secured by
William Foster, farmer living north OF
Sioux Falls, who secured "a 5udsmeht foi
costs against the railway company for the
killing of COW. Deputy Sheriff WaRgness
went to Dell Rapids, where. he found one
OF the coaches Of Conductor Anderson's
train detached from the train. The officer
attached the coach. Conductor Anderson,
it is alleged, paid no attention to the deputy
sheriff, but attached the coach, to his train
and pulled out with the deputy sheriff pro-
testing, Later the conductor and members
of his crew were arrested, and now art
under bonds for their appearances next Mon
day, when the railroad company. will be
given an opportunity to explain,