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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15


George Berry has decided to send eight year
linss down to Juarez, and Jockey Callahan may
80 along with them.
Thomas. the little colored jockey must be los
ing his nerve, or else he is the victim of a lot
Of hard luck. He fell of Geneva during the
running of the final race at EmeryviIle. This
was the third time that the little fellow had
fallen on mount recently. His work in the
saddle lately has not been up to expectations
Old Burleigh covered the futurity course in
fast time. considering the condition Of the
track.
Shilling returned TO the saddle yesterday after
brief illness. and the little fellow was in rare
form. He was high rider Of the dav plotting
two winners. His victory Spellbound was a
piece Of spectacular riding.
Riddle pilcted Belle of Iroquois The price
might have been shorter against the winner
with a better known saddle artist aboard
II. l. Wilson. president of the Butte racing
association, was visitor at the track.
Eddie Dales victory was very impressive. and
he looks Ike a clever youngster.
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UNPRECEDENTED

Man With the Bulging Brow hear
you lost money on the wrestling match
in Frings' barn the other night How
did that happen? Didn't you have a
sure tip?
Man With the BuIbous Nose-Tip
nothin'i 1t turned out that the match
was absolutely on the square.-Chf-
cago Tribune.
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X-RAY DECISION GIVES
SPELLBOUND VICTORY
CoppertOwn Finishes a Hairsbreadth Behind the
Winner at Finish Of Thrilling Race
By ZOE MURPHY

The called
yesterday which the Spelbound
Copptown
the stand looked Spbound
a better position, and he
sport kings popular pastne
The aboundd with throughout
of
supremacy these twoho
The little Keniworth dng and stuck Spelbound
looked
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gether Eddie Campi, one of the best
lads in the bantam weight ranks, and
Jimmy Fox, tall. slender youth who
has ambitions to become renowned
performer. Fox has been doing some
good work of late and he may surprise
the fans when he goes against Campi
Abe Label will seek balm for his de-
feat at the hands of Willie Ritchie In
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TALENT PICKS one
WINNERAT JUAREz
Sigurd Is the Only Favorife
First Under the Wire at
Mexican Track

JUAREZ Dec. 14.-Favorite players
had a bad afternoon a t Terrazas park
today, as Sigurd was the only first
choice to catch the judges eyes at the
finish. Results:
FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
6-1-0blivion, 100 (Lander) ..................
13-5-Red Lass, 100 (Keoghl ..............-.-.
6l-Beach Sand, 1o7 tAllenl ....... ......-. 5
Time los 1-5. Prince Withers. Guy Bruno
Beechmont. football. Owenita. Moranda, Fritz
Emmett. Strange dor, also ran.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
9-2-Gladys Louise. III (S SMITH ............
7-5-Rio Pecos, ito Or. Wilson, .............. 3
Time lib 40. Sink Spring, Ed Holly, Miss
Caithness, also ran.
THIRD RACE-seven furlongs: selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1-l-Tavora 106 (Benschoten) ........T...
TN -McNally. log parker .................. .
12-1-You Win. los (Murphy) .-........-.... 3
Time :2s Is. Duchess of Montebello, Spoon
er st. Kilda. Marcus, Cuban Boy, lnvergarry,
also
FOURTH RAcE-Five and a half furlongs
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
9-2-Tom McGrath. Ill (Ganz) ................
4-1-Gene Wood, 106 (Parker) r).-..............- 2
Slider. Ill (McCullough) ..-......-..... 3
Time los 3-5. Pannell, DR.. Mack, Joe Woods
The Slicker, also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
9-5-Sigurd, Ill (Molesworth) ............... 1
9-5-Butter Bali. fO5 (Keogh) .,............ 8
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs: selling;
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-1-Ramon Corona. 1O1 (Parker) ......... 1
6-1-Cobleskil 106 tReedl. dl.........-........ 2
Time 1:27 4-5. Preen. 'MisprisIon, Tom
Franks, Buna, Cheswardine, also ran.
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better match for Label than the clever
lightweight was and he stands about an
even chance of winning.
The other bouts on the card are as
Iollows: Patsy McKenna vs.. Willie
carter. Fred Lang and Con O'Reilly.
george Andrews VS.. Al Schrier and Ben
Guard VS.. the Fighting Filipino"
Eddie Hanlon will referee all the con-
tests
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15
N good
Othesn
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

Apprentice allowance
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THE CALLS RACING FORM CHART.

oAEIaANp
1880 FIRST RAcE-uurty Q FIRST
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for year olds and up. at six furlongs with a
purse Of $4,000 attached, has the following
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TRACK NOTES

The Oakland handicap. to be run on saturday,
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DR.THIELE
GERMAN PHYSICIAN
and SURGEON
Specialist
for Chronic and
Private
Diseases OF
Both Sexes

7 r e a { s sue
cessfully All
Di s e a Sc OF
the 3 o o q,
Skin Diseases
and COnta e.
g o u S Blood
Poison in all
Ifa afa zan
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Index. Horse and owner.
7446 Belle of Iroquois. s &C. Lewis
(7637l Woodlander. 4 wv. Cahilll 49,.
(7645) l(1)GoLF BALL. 6 (Iounce)
1888 l(3)DAVID BoLAND, n fKees)
7645 l(2)BEN STONE, 5 (W. Clancy
1872 lZick Abrams. 6 {Ontarfo Ore.
751S Abells. 2 &C. 2. Waterhouse)
1922 l0saudene, 2 (Caybigan stable)
43O9 military Man, (Prowse)
1872 Genova. 3 moore & Coz
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s. on at 2:12. Dale 7-1O place out show;
how Winner b. c. by Eddie Jones Sweet Faver-
: good. good Won Won easily Second stopping. Third
r away from him and, responding to urging in
ar: winning easily at the end Media had the
drive. Tripping was running strong at the end
opped badly Probably not ready. He wore
ell Ban Ann big and high: needs racing.
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-es. UH az 2:3I. Quarter, 6-5 place, l-3
show Winner b. z. by Viking-Sweet Danger.
driving. Second same. Third easily. High
quarter Is extra good in heavy. stiff going
way and outgamed her when it came to a
time getting to the front, was passed again
n out but stopped very badly in final so
nlda looked very dangerous at last turn, but
help her any final furlong
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1884

1885 sINTH RAcEFntaty selling: ars
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Time-:25 10. go %. 1908 Is. lib 10
place. rs show: Paul place. I 81
Trained by ]. NJ. Cranker. Start z,
price-Doride Z, Arthur Hyman 10.
winning of by himself in a gallop
All Alone ran his race. Bucolic mad
showed early speed. La Camargue
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-18

carries its full share of the publicity
work of this community.
The S. P. Co. has reserved 65
acres here for it's terminal facilities.
This is none too much, when it is
considered that $50,00O,0OO worth
of timber must find an outlet here
to the worlds markets.
Among the guardian angels who
are promoting the town and gave in
formation to the Journal editor were
John Kestling. Chas. Rivett, j. w.
Machen, Leonard Lepley, Captain
Dodd, an Iowa man, G. w. Perkins,
Paul Bethlehem, and c. f. Rey-
nolds, who is pushing a large devel
opment work in oil lands in Califor-
mia, In two months they will be
drilling for Oil Davis, Rouse and
Porter are the incorporators.
Real Estate Active.
The Springfield Realty Co. Is
pushing a great many enterprises.
1t is headed by John Kestly, presi-
dent He is a Wisconsin capitalist,
who came here seven years ago, be-
came president of the commercial
club, owned the hotel and other real
estate, on all of which he has made
money. He is a live German7Ameri-
can. The other officers are M. M.
Peery, treasurer; c. r. Mead, vice
president w. J. Barnes, secretary
and general manager. other direc
tors are A. j. Perkins, j. W. Machen
and George Perkins. They handle
number of additions and subdiwis-
ions, Fruit tracts range from $50
to $3.50 per acre. Ranches of from
so to- 200 acres range from S12 to
$50 per acre.
Greenle1f & Hurd handle the EN-
eraid Heights property, known as
the old Kelly's Butte property, plat
ted by DR.. ID. A. Paine of Eugene.
] talked with M. j. Nighart, a
fruit grower, who tells me the same
story as all who raise fruit here. He
picked two tons of Royal Anne cher
ries off a quarter of an acre and sold
them at good prices right here at
home. There is an almost unlimited
market for fruits and vegetables.
Good Building Record.
I talked with G. W. Perkins and
other contractors, aud they said 200
new houses went up at Springfield
last year, and they felt sure the
would be doubled this year,
Building material is very cheap and
get $3.50 10 $3.50 a day.
Chas. Rivett put up a -two-story
reinforced concrete block last year
and will build another this year.
EX-Mayor Peery and John Win
zenried will erect concrete block
66X120, two stories.
Bruno Vitus will erect a two-story
concrete.
j. j. Browning Mayor Sutton and
Curtis Hayden will put up a two
story brick. 100 foot front
August Yitus will build a 66x120
concrete. two stories.
Springfield has a fine equipment
Of churches and lodges.
Houses 20 rent are hard TO get In
Springfield IL fact, many people are
TO live in tents and sew
eral business houses are doing busl-
ness In tents. The plain fact is I
Is bound TO grow rapid /
ly TO be a big city. Its geographic /
cal situation puts the town on vel /.
vet,
Among other things advert sed a. I
Springfield are a good business col (
lege. choice fruit and vegetable /
lands. cheap electric and water pow |
sr and manufacturing sites. that II I
viii have terminal yards, round /
houses and car-shOps The people I
are hOspitable TO newcomers and /
lands are valued az S25 TO $3.50. I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-18

Most men are forgotten shortly
after the undertaken gets busy With
them-and a lot OF others are fOr-
gotten long before they shunie OF.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-18

There's no fool like an old fool
except the young fool who marrles
the old one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-18
LOGICAL
INDUSTRIAL
CENTER
Twin City With Eugene, at Head
of Willamette Valley that Is
Rapidly Forging to the Front
---BuSineSS Is. Good and
Property Advancing.

At the junction of three rivers
and four railroads, Springfield has
call for rapid-fire development. The
Twin-City with Eugene, it shines by
its own bright future and reflected
glory, and gets a constant overflow
of all the advertising and life of
the educational metropolis of Ore
gon.
That it is the starting point of the
klamath Falls extension, that in 10
months an enormous traffic will be
pouring through Springfield into the
great klamath Lake basin, that this
is destined to be great railroad
junction town and manufacturing
center.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-18
other Business Enterprises.

Springfield claims good sanitary con-
dltlons and a splendid health record.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-18
Good Public Improvements.

Springfield has all the essentials
of a prosperous city, such as electric
lights. city water supply from deep
wells. rock crushing plant, the
best lighted streets of any town in
western Oregon, a good city hall and
fire department There is a first
class sewerage system. two miles of
concrete walks and the city council
has let paving contracts for several
miles of streets. A grange fair is
held here annually There is a $40,
600 high school on a fine site and
first-class public schools.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
DETECTIVES TRACE
LAUNCH TO PORT
Work Of Catching DynamiteTS
Hampered By Amateurs

San Francisco, Oct 5. -- Detective
Burns and Chief of Police Seymour
are hot on the trail of two men who
purchased dynamite at a factory near
Oakland and also of the same two
men who engaged the steam launch
Pastime at Oakland. paying $500 in
advance for the use of the craft
Three men figured in each case,
but one had nothing to say and did
not give his name. The men who
hired the launch returned It in six
days bearing signs Of hard usage.
and the owner charged them only s.
per day. Detectives have traced the
launch 10 AlvisO, below San Fran
cisco, on the bay where the explo-
sives were transferred to an automo-
bile and taken in this way to Los
Angeles. The work of the local de
tectives Is much hampered by a gang
of amateur sleuths who are working
in the hope of securing some part of
the reward of 100000 offered for the
arrest and conviction of suspects.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
CARS CRASH ON CURVE;
"a LIVES WIPED OUT.
POLAND GIVES ADVICE
Tells chlllleotheans to Use Discre
ton In Electlne Appraisers. ~.

lCiIs SU'll'SOhlCdus W OSc D'oClc-
ton In Electine Appraisers. -.
Columbus, o., Oct. 5.-J. II. Black
er, Alex Renick, Harry Adams X. r..
Weaver, Il. j. Outright, w w. Gun.
ther and f. J. Esker of Chillicothe
appeared before the state tax com
mission as a committee selected at a
mass meeting of the property owners
of Chillicothe, asking that the com
mission order new appraisement.
They claimed that not only was the
property In the main appraised at
figures far above It's actual market
value. but there were inequalities
among the different pieces beyond
the ability of the city board OF re-
view to cure.
The commission heard the argu.
ments, but announced that 1t could
not comply with the petition. AS a
piece of parting advice Chairman Po.
land OF the commission suggested
that next time an appraising board is
to be elected in Chillicothe the citi.
zens interest themselves more in
seeing that men are selected that
can give fair appraisement.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
CATHEDRAL CONStCRATfD
st. Patrick's, New York, Celebrates
Lifting Of Debt.

New York, Oct. 5.-The consecra.
tion services which mark the freeing
of st. Patricks cathedral from debt
began az $50 this morning, when
Archbishop Farley, who has tasted
since midnight on Monday, marched
at the head of procession from the
archepiscopal residence to the cathe-
dral. The service of conservation
dates probably from apostolic times.
and is in a sense the continuation of
the Jewish rite instituted by Solo
mon.
The essence Of the service Is the
amounting OF - crosses on the inner
walls with the Latin "sanctifcetur ct
consecretu hoe templum," and If the
consecrator should, because Of his
long fast or for any other reason, be-
come incapacitated before this part
of the ceremony has been finished,
the whole rite must be repeated from
the beginning
Cardinal Vannutelli, papal legate,
was participant in the ceremonies.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. Tickets on
sale, October 6-7.8 and 8, 1910.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Tickets
on sale, October 10 and IL, 1910,
OHIO. Tickets on
sale, October 3-4-5-6 and 10.
COLONISTS TICKETS, to Arizona,
California, Colorado, Idaho, Mon
tana, Nevada, NewMexico, Oregon,
Texas. Utah, Washington, Wyom-
ing, British Columbia and Mexico.
On sale to October 10 inclusive.
HOME-SEEKERS RATES, West,
Northwest And Southwest, South
and Southeaat on the first and third
Tuesday Of each month.
KNOXVILLE,A ATENN. Appalach-
ian Exposition, Tisk cts on 9
daily until Octdb bsf ID inclusive.
RICHMOND, VA. Tickets on sale, (,
October 10 and 49,
TOPEKA, KANSAS, Tickets N
sale, October s TO IA inclusive.
For Rates, Tickets and
Information consult Agents.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
FAvORS CHANGE OF NAME
Or. Anstice Would Call Eplscopa.
lians "American Catholics"

Cincinnati, o., Oct. 5.--Delegates
20 the forty.third convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal church In Amer
lea will have five amendments to the
constitution OF the big religious body
brought before them. Dr. Henry Ans
tice indicated that there may be a
discussion over changing the name
OF the church. A move ment has been
pushed In the organization for years
to make the title American Catholic
church."
There are other Protestant
churches and other Episcopal church
es," said DR.. Anstice. "We wish to
get away from both terms. Our
church is distinctly American and Is
Catholic in the broadest sense. There
is no reason why the Roman church
should have monopoly OF that word,
which means simply universal as the
sense of being all inclusive.
j. Pierpont Morgan is one OF the
big figures In the convention.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
KING MANUEL IS +.
HELD PRISONER
Portugal In ThrOeS Of Rev.
OlutiOn.
PALACE IS BoMBARDED

Army and Navy Join Republicans In
Attempt to Overthrow Monarchy.
Telegraph Lines Cut and Only
Meager Reports OF Uprising Reach
Outside World - Professor Bonn.
barda, Recent Convert to AntLcien
ical Propaganda, Assasslnated.
London, Oct. 5.--Defnite news was
received here this morning that a
revolution has broken out in Lisbon.
The king is prisoner. The army
and navy are with the revolutionists,
who have cut all the telegraph lines.
Warships bombarded the royal pal
ace, which stands above the river
Tagus, in the western part of the
city.
A later dispatch from Santander,
Spain, says that the German steam.
ship Capo Blanco, lying of Lisbon,
has sent wireless dispatch to the
effect that rebels in the city have
hauled down the royal standard from
the palace and hoisted a blue-and-
green republican flag in its place.
"We have given King Manuel no.
tice to quit. The coming revolution
will be a kindly affair. We shall kill
the least possible number Of per.
sons" In these words DR.. Alfonso
Costa. the most advanced of the Por.
tuguese republican leaders, warned
the world of the intentions Of the
revolutionary party Immediately af.
ter the general elections at The end
of August. Part at least OF his pre-
diction seems to be verified in the
brief undetailed dispatches TO hand
this morning. Ever since the trag.
edy which suddenly removed King
Carlos and his eldest son, the polit-
ical atmosphere of Portugal has been
one OF intense unrest.
At intervals for months past there
have been reports OF conspiracies, in
which the superior officers OF the
army and navy were implicated, and
wholesale arrests were made of mu.
tinous troops. Warships, the proxim.
ity OF which to the capital was re.
garded as dangerous, were dispatch
ed to sea from the Tagus.
II was predicted before the elec.
tions that the country would return
an overwhelming number OF Iepubli.
can deputies, and that the repub'
licans would thereupon seize control
This prediction was not fulfilled ex
cept as regards the capital, which
sent 10 republicans to parliament.
The cortes was opened by the king
on Sept. 90, but was adjourned by
the murder Monday OF Professor
Bombarda, a medical scientist and
director of the insane asylum, who
recently entered politics and threw
himself heart and soul into the re,
publican anti-clerical propaganda
Some dispatches destined for London
giving details of the assassination
were suppressed by the censor, but
two versions got through which. al
though differing in details, ascribed
the murder to military officer
These were the last kilograms that
left Lisbon until the news Of the rev.
olution was briefly recorded
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
TESTED and PROVEN
There Is n Heap of Solace In Being
Able to Depend Upon a Well
Earned Termination.


For months Marion readers have
seen the constant expression Of praise
for Doan's Kidney Pills, and read
about the good work they have done
in this locality. Not another remedy
ever produced such convincing proof
of merit
N~~Atrs. b. Cusic, 7S5 Paterson ST.,
Marian, Ohio says: 'I have known
of the Nalue of Doan's Kidney Pills
for manyxears. l never used this
remedy mysNf, but other people in
my home havNaken it with crafty
ing result. A Nsmber of my family
was an almost CONSTANT sufferer from
kidney complaint Nd bactache and
hearing that DoanA Kidney Pills
were very effective NJ bringing re-
lief fom this trouble,Na supply was
procured from Schmidt & Co.'S Drug
store. No remedy could have given
greater satisfaction. Short use Of
Doans Kidney Pills removed the
touble and the cure has been per-
manent. I publicly recommended
Doans Kidney Pills in July, 1904
and at this time, / am still strong
advocate for them.'
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's---
andtake no other.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
Rev. Whltlook Asked to Reslon.

Fremont, O., OCT. s. Following a
heated meeting of the trustees OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. DR.,
A. E. Whitlock, one of the oldest and
most prominent ministers In the cen
tral Ohio conference, former presld-
ing elder and father Of Mayor Brand
Whitlock OF Toledo, was requested to
resign. Failing to do so. the trustees
refused to- make an appropriation for
church expenses the coming year, the
vote being IA to 10.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
WOMAN QUICK ON Trigger
Kills Husband In Revolver Duel.
Held For Manslaughter.

Lake Charles, La, Oct. 5.-Accord.
Ing to testimony before coroner's
jury Mrs Temple Smith, wife OF DR..
Temple Smith, president of the board
OF health here, killed her husband
following an agreement with him to
fight a duel,
Witnesses testified that DR.. Smith
had loaded revolver with him when
the shooting occurred, but they say
the woman got her weapon into ae-
tion first.
AS he fell Smith is said to have
cried: For Gods sake finish me. 1t
was a fair fight"
Mrs Smith Is held on a charge or
manslaughter as a result of the find
Ing Of the coroper's jury.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
Stabbed In Sight Of wife.

Chicago, Oct. g. Before the eyes
of his wife and children Luke Fagan,
city fireman, was stabbed in the
back by two men as he was wheeling
a baby carriage along Princeton ave-
nue.. The two men accidentally up
set the carriage and injured the baby,
and when Pagan upbraided them they
stabbed him and ran. Fagan's
wounds are dangerous
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
otis Arrested on LlbeI Charge.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. D. Harri-
son Gray Otis, proprietor of the
Times. was arrested on a charge Of
criminally libeling Andrew Gallagher,
a San Francisco labor leader in the
columns of the Times. He was taken
into custody while preparing to at.
tend the funeral of one Of the eXplo-
sion victims. The arresting officer
accompanied the general to the fu.
neral and then into a justice court
where bail was arranged. The case
will come up today on habeas cor
pus hearing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
Assassin Gets Wrona Man.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 5.-Victim Of
another mans feud, Isaac Perkins, a
farmer Of MagofIln county was shot
and killed from ambush. The intend
ed victim of the assassin traversed
the same mountain path few hours
later and found Perkins body. Clews
to the identity OF the murderers are
being kept secret by the authorities
of the district.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
CHOLERA AT OUR DOORS
Three Steamships Held In ouaran'
tine at New York.

New York Oct g.. One death OF
cholera in quarantine here of a pas.
senger who arrived by the steamship
Germania from Marseiles and Ma
pies, and a death at sea. apparently
from cholera. en- the steamship SAINT
Anna from Marseillcs, Naples and
Palermo. now In quarantine, led
Health Omccr Doty to give out a
statement about the emergency that
is delaying the landing here of pas
songers from steamships that touch
the infected European coast
Three steamships from Med'terra-
mean points are held in quarantine
under observation, the Moltke OF the
Hamburg line. the SAINT
Anna, a new Fabre line boat, and the
steamship Virginia.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05
CATARRH
NEWS FROM KANSAS

Bartlett, Kans.. May 21, 1907
Dear Doctor:--1 received your Aven-
atone medicine few days ago and
must say 1t gave almost instant re-
lief. I have had catarrh of the
stomach for fifteen years and have
tried many doctors and have re-
ceived only temporary relief.
Yours Truly,
w. 10. VICIOUS.