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The Washington times., 1910-01-27
MICHIGAN SOCIETY
BOOMING DIEKEMA

Representative Gerrit J. Diekema Of
Michigan Is being doomed for the office
Of Speaker Of the House OF Representa-
lives by the Michigan Society for the
District Of Columbia At a meeting Of
that body last night he was frequently
Cheercd as Speaker but. notwith-
standing the ClamOr in his favor he
made TO reply Mr. Diekema has pub
Hcly announced himself as a CaJsuiSate
for the SpeakeTship TO succeed Speaker
Cannon
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SEABOARD AIR LINE

1895 a. n daily "Elorlda Fast NAH 90
through coaches and Pullman sIeepe-s 20
Savannah and Jacksonville Pa-Io- car
Jacksonville 70 Tampa Through s-eepers 70
s--5 .. M daily The FIaulngo' % Cr1f-L-
esr Florida train. Through coaches 70 ra-T--
sonVLle- Pullman s.eepeTs 90 IarEsUu--fr-a
St Augustine, aim Beach. Miami ana
knights Key. Connecting Tor Eayaua- Din-
ing cars
SolfG Pullman I-leCCriC Lighted -~h-sr--l
Sleepers TO St AuE Justine. Palm Beach NJ
anal and Knights key Connection for NsE-
sau and Havana Club Observation and
dining car
rs .. m daily Sea board Fs7-ess
Through coaches and Pullman sleepe~s -
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Tampa AIS,
TO Atlanta, Birmingham. and Memphis Mn
ing cars
ticket once, 1913 New York ave. n U
Z A HARDWOOD, c. 7. A
c. B Ryan. c. P A, Portsmouth, Va
C Z Philips. d p A.. washington d q
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PACT COSTS A LIFE.

PROVO, Utah, Jan. 27.-The drug
gists OF this city having entered into an
agreement among themselves neither to
sell nor give away iiQyor for sixty
days, c. = Smith WIS unable 20 pro
cure whisky or brardy declared bv z
physician 10 be nece ssary TO save the
life Of Smiths two-year-old son. The
child died yesterday OF pneumonia.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED

XXI Ed
Hist at NanzauiIIo, Charleston at Ma
Mia, and Tacoma at Port Limon.
SAILED
PduuCah from ICmpkinSVilie for Key
West Dixie from Boston for New
York. ArethuSa from Panama fo1
Coronel, and FlUSser from Key West
for knights Key
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NAVY.

Lieutenant G. F. NEAL. to Lancaster.
connection crew South Carolina, and
duty on board South Carolina when
placed in commission.
Surgeon ". H. BELL. detached Buraa Il
Of Medicine and Surgery, Navy De-
partment, Washington, d. c 10
home and wait orders
BOATSWAIN 3. SCHUMACHER de-
tached Wabash; to Hancock for in
struction.
Pharmacist r WAGGENER. TO navy
yard, Pensacola. Fla
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Dentistry.

DOCTORS ELZET- DENTISTS
Dentistry in all branches Guaranteed
8 " Cor 10Th and F. Enhance 10th
JASON
AIVEOLAR TEETH-PEinIess. lasting. Won
derfuliv IifeIike: bridEcwoTk OF Plates IN
necessary. painless filiug- DIR. :. Z. VII
son. 1895 r iy1-tf
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The Continuation of This Story vii
BE Found In Tomorrow
Issue of The Times.

Artillery Corps. is detailed as re-
corder Of tie Joint board Of officers
OF the armE and OF the navy for the
purpose OF making a report Upon the
subject 90. the necessary defeuses for
the Parma Canal, vice Major VIII
liam O. Ham, Coast Artillery Corps.
who IS hereby relieved as recorder OF
the board and is detailed as n mem
Der thereof
The following assignments OF officers
of the Coast Artillery Corps, recently
promoted. are ordered.
Major WILLIAM CHANRERLAINE-
Captain FRANK T. THORNTON. 70
Thirty-SecOud Company
First Lieutenant THOMAS c. COOK. 10
EIfty-third Company.
Major CHAMBERLATNE viii proceed
TO Fort Warren, Mass. and assume
command Of that post
Captain WILLIAM w. HAAIII TON.
Coast Artillery Corps. will proceed to
Hot Springs, Ark, and report in per
son TO the commanding officer. ATnv
and Navy General Hospital, at that
place for treatment.
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David S. Poole and Leila p. Mannakee,
Of Washington
ChaUncey St @ Mcneil, of Fort Myer.
Va, and Caroline T. Lee. Of Wash
iugtOn.
William T. Wesseler and Pearl S Hous-
ton, Of Washington.
GuilfOrd Money, Of Quantico, Va, and
Annie N Lunsford, Of Stafford Court
House Va
Walter CAN'T and Grace NJ Cham Der
lain, Of Washington.
Michael A Clark and AmeHe .. Hart,
o. Richmond. Va
Daniel h SmitheTs. of Washington, and
Grace Riggs Humphrey, Of German
town. Nd.
PietrO A FabriziO ard katherine r
Gerard. OF Washington
Ralph G Engle. Of Berlin. Pa, and
Samuel D Hickey, OF PittsbuTg. Pa,
and Emma J. Beach, OF washington
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Buy the sunday evening edition OF
The Times The entire proceeds of next
Sundays sale go to the Home for the
Blind.
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Hauling and Moving.

WE MOVE ANXTHING-From small boxes
and BAGGAGE 20 the heaviest machinery safss
etc Furniture in padded vans a specially.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
s20-s22 z s. y W Main 500
5sa-s0z
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Washington Southern Railway.

Washington Southern Railway.
For Richmond and points South VIA Fred
Fysburg-I-eave Union Station daily 4-90
a. m 7--5 a m 1O-05 n m Has a m
f-O5 D. m. SIS D M $50 p m, rs D. m
1000 D. m Leave week days, 200 o. m
s A L.. Florida Limited. and 7.IO D. m
A O. L. Florida Special Al PuIInans: no
local stops. local for Fredericksburg. . D.
II daily Tines OF departure and coRnec-
lions not guaranteed. 5as-tf
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Workingmen's Wants.

WORKINGzIEN-The high price OF meat. and
an Won ear makes you have many serious
thinks but 70 stretch the pay envelope s.
worth See US for a vvorgSng coat and vest
81 sB 8. pants 15c. 81 odd vests sc Soc Al
slightly used tailor made one price only
farr-ff
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Death.

John Rel Ferguson, s. years, I4u
Twelfth street northwest.
Valentine Hellmuth. 40 years, sos 1 street
northwest
William F. Brsnson, s. years, 1912 Half
street southeast.
David AUD. 81 years. 1924 Thi-tieth
street northwest
Kosciusco Kemper, u years, 14os Girard
street northwest.
Mary Weens. 20 years. Home for Aged
and Infirm-
Arthur II. Wrenu, - years, T. Z. Hos
pitaL
Esther n Hays. year, 252l + street
northwest
Minnie Cook. q years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Ann I5eer. - years. 1913 Sixth street
northeast
Honora T. Parker, % years, 1874 Rhode
Island G-en1-e northwest
Louise r HCuaker. - years. Tenlcy-
town. >. c.
Leonard l.. Clements. 50 years, 1921 Thir-
ty-fCurth street northwest
Denris Chester 50 years, 10G1 North
Capitol street.
street northwest.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ~

Published as information not guaranteed
zoo p IA oaily'-For Virginia West Virginia.
and Kentucky points Pulluans-
$50 p n daily-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train 20 s.
stops only at important stations. Pullman :
finest equipment
u-l0 D. I'D. daily-F. z. Y. LIMITED fo-
Cincinnati. Louisville the West south
west and Northwest Pullman sIeeDers
c. & Q. a Ia carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5I3 Pennsylvania
avenue. 1853 F street. and Union station
Telephone Main 1885 and 2216 for tickets bs z
gage checks. reservations. taZiCabs-
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Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS ,
White help and moderate prices LEON L.
CAHOON. Acme window Cleaning CO. re-
moved 70 81 & y. ". Phone N Tl59.
ssl4-sos
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Resorts.
Atlantic City.
Marlborough Ienbetn
THE LEADING RESORT
OE TIE WORLD.

THE LEADING RESORT HOUSE
OF THE WORLD.
Particularly Attractive during
Atiantic-s Great Winter and Spring Season
Extending from December TO June)
The house holds LOO Guests and has 800
private baths. each with sea and fresh
water White service in both American plan
and a "A carte dining Rooms Exquisite
music Golf, Rolling Chairs, theatres Own
ership Management
JOSIAH WHITE 8 SONS COMPANY
4s1-s1t
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Help Wanted-Male.

Help Wanted-Male.
BoYs-yyhite for laundry wagon 1amperg
Apply before. a. m, TOL&AN LAUNDRY
- 81 81 - W- 5aZ7-2tc
BOYS with wheels. s. % so week DINE
MSS E1'sGE1R SERVICE 1Z2s II desI-tf
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
ing after school hours Apply BOX Is
oasnlnslon nine sele-tf
BCSHEL1IAcS on old work Apply after 6 B
H-- 15z3 North Capitol 81 ia2--5ts
ATrFFEUR- Experienced: state axe. Ok
periencs. ard give references BOX. o. Times
COLLECTOR about is years Old wiki bicycle
Tor permanent position SO Bond Building
DAIRY HAND-Good: must Be good mixer
d. L BARRETT Queen Chapel ROAD ia
saz7-2t'
ERRASD BOY with bicycle OLIVER
PRESS IS stu ST. 2d hooT- lite
GENERAL HOUsEWOFtEER. SIS per month
references 1903 Newton 81. near eud ri
Pleasant car lire -
HIGH-GRADE speciality salesman for Dis
trict OF Columbia one with highest referenef
and a producer only considered. fun par
tcula-s BY letter must reach District Man
aver D. S p m Friday 20 insure persona
interview AT washington SATURDAY. ad-
dress Room 1913 American Building EaIti-
more Nd. I--
HOTEL BAKER and pasJry cook az once
today DICKS HOTEL AGENCE, I-5a and
HCSTLER-City collector. and statesmen;
good pay and permanent 10 right party AD-
% p m 5o65 II ~ W 5az5-5tc
II YOU ARE CCT Of a position or earn less
than $50 per month, let Us ErEparB yUu as
an expert automobile salesman, demonsrrator.
OF Chauffeur Tine required. eight 90 twelve
weeks Cost. less than first months salary.
Nearly bar t5e tuition you car pay after
full Information tail On o. address. B. 2.
ETCE. Eec'y.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON UNC-l.
1856 18th St y. ".
The Largest School OF Automo5IIs Engineer
ing and saiszmanship in United States
MAN Experienced. take charge % white
goods dcpa rtrneut- Apply al once GOLDEN
RERG-S. 9Th and X jaZ-stc
Man who understands horsesaoeluE ana
wagon work. steady Job guarantee right
party cal % y Ct n. F. 5a-5---c
NAN % solicit laundry work. salary and
commission Apply BOX IS. Times oflce-
dAE-CoIored. % drive wagon and 20 take
care OF horses GROCERY. 15s llth e. r. p.
MEN 70 learn barber trade Only -e7- weeks
t,t--ls1, 49, --LleE Iisl in1a-h- s-ra1t p2-
EoLEE-S BARBER COLLEGE. 20 Eos-ery.
Eew Iork city 5aZ.-5,.
N-Tr-rr-- r70.C.T,-rr-r7- t-f---- --~----,--g -
-,--- sTs (-u.rs ,-Ce5rCFTs ~. - E=7-----
s-,-- - ~ ~ rs
SA ESAEN-Five Tor U1o- esale trade CAL
after q M AT 1875 = 81 n 2 1a-I-5rC
II ----Z- - - - 49, - -
or VIZ - l+th - lIlSiiL-Z nc
p. 49, - 49, - III
~ .z -zs.-'- = 1919 - ---- -
our course about 5r.-Ezff ~ .E-s- month s.
sa1a-v we make ~r- an expert chauffeur
ard assist Won f1 securing a position Don't
miss the orDc--r-5t-- STAR today DAY
FALL 81 Eli
IT. Nil. a--4-----I,-r- C-Irso-,
ilC tNdIOHdi AUtoIliJtllS OJiCSSg
151s 7la 81. y. W Phone y 1918.
11-5-E
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In hemOriam,

loving remembrance o. orr
dear daughter and sister. HATTIE r HIE-
GINS who died Two years ago today. Jsru-
AIRY - Ls-s- By Her Family
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Rooms and Board.

= 81 y " IL lTllElel roCuls- VET
heated. with excellent hone cooking reason
able rates lass
6 ST y " s7s-C0ufUrtab-s roou1E -
good home board. s. and S week, ear
breakfast quiet house 5a22--t-
II ST n W IIfs-NsCsly heated roou1s- bacx
and front. with board ara
H ST. n W Is5o-PIeasaut front roor7S zfta
board. best German cooking Phone
x ST " W. ssI-Fur1Lzhed rooms 80
board 1o- ?; SO each JaZs-Sf"
NICELY FURNISHED room With board To-
gentleman N private family. L7cz 18Th s.
Tel Columbia S3575 moderate price, give ref
e-clces.
J. JEROME LIGHTFOOT. 1sz 4
jazz
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Wanted-Rooms and Board

" AcSTED-ROou and board; man. With chi15
years old. with plain. respectable wfdo7.
who VIII take mothers care OF child. state
price BOX 90. Times oEiCs- 5az5-sts
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Automobiles.


FJE SALE-E lrsl-ClEss speed wagon as EooI
as new, no reasonable offer refused
EDWARD DANIELS.
COM NAT. BANK BLDG.
14th & G SITS y v.
5s@-3t
A FREE AUTOMOBILE SHOW
We are exhibiting The finest ass0TJDenss o.
secondhand cars ever shown south o. Phi a.
lslphfa- over 81 IN number al makes ana
STYLES from 500 % S1.55o Every one guar
aa-eed- can and be convinced Cone auL
Ee- one OF our souvenirs FOR the children
ROMAN AUTOMOBILE CO.,
1913 = y ".
Branch Of Philadelphia Pa
5zz4-s-
We HAVE just received a large lot OF Exc-s
Fine SECOND CASINOS and TUBES o.
HIGH GRADE goods only We also have a
large stock Of hiEa-Ersde FTRSTS. slight
damaged. % De sold az SPECIAL BARGAINS
DURING SHOW WEEK
JONES-kESSL RUBBER TIRE CO
e55 z St y w. faz1-7--
1873 BUICK ROADSTER fully equipped
newly painted IN good condition, At baz-
gain. CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPCRA-
TON. Nunsey Building 5a12-tS
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished.

rooms. heat Eas and BATH tao cgmmunr-
eating rooms suitable for light houzeEee-irz
jaz1-7-s
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Help Wanted
Male and Female

STE~oGEAPHER OF BoOEEEEPEF-BU
ness High school Alumni Association has
several uraT---raf1ed steuo- rapla-s and book
keepers. all graduates Of business. now
awaiting employment E 2 CGEBETT- As
sfsranr Secretary. ECGiu Building Phone
Main E-7r -1-F-F-
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CHAPTER Ky.
N 8IIDAIR

TITH the crack Ike the report
M OF a pistol the taut rope
Y v snapped % shot the bal
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II = =, 121-Near CapitoI-F'IrrI-F-.-I
mmUnicating rooms. housekeeping
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g per week one. 8 Cor two 5zz7-tf
HOTEL WEST Iz1s Pa ave. X W 49,
site RALEIGH. PERMANENT sad TRAN-
SENT. MODERN REASONABLE
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For Rent Rooms
UufuruIshed-

J. ST y w Three Gnfur1ished rooms
isHt housekeePi1s5 hea5- gas. hath
Fa~-1-s
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.C. T. HNvTER'S SANITARY DCST-E-Tr.r-
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean ana
bright gives them polished finish. soc zaT7o-
delivered Phone Main 5s5S. Office 1I9 -
ave. y W GOOD FOR YOUR FUIlNT-
TURE TRY 1T. faSs-S+o
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-19

Friends of the prisoner then engag-
ed the constable in conversation and
detained him long enough for other
friends and attorneys to secure IL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-19
COURT NEWS

Birdie Brlmhall filed a petition Tor
divorce from George Brimhall in the
court of common pleas Thursday
through Attorneys Mouser and Mol
oney. Cruelty and failure to provide
are the principal allegations of the
plaintiff.
The petition recites that the plain
tiff and defendant were married Aug
ust 2S, 1905 and that two children
have been born to them. The COM
plainant says that they purchased
their furniture on the installment
plan and that 1t has been taken away
from them several times because the
defendant would not pay for II. She
alleges that on August 1903 the de-
fendant choked and beat her and
that on January 28, 1910 hfs treat
ment of her became so brutal that
she was forced to leave their home.
Mrs Brimhall asks for divorce, the
custody of the children and for reas-
enable alimony.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-19
DELAWARE REALTY
APPRAISERS ARE HERE
Figures Ready to Go on the
Tax Duplicate.
Local Board VIII Probably Have. to
Work Two Weeks or More without
Compensation.

The board of real property apprais-
ers Thursday received call from
the members of the Delaware county
board. The visitors were Christian
Potter, president; ID. II. Battenfeld,
chief clerk and Members Thomas
O'Connor. W. j. Davis, w. Long and
+. y. COrbin. This morning the visi-
tors were entertained by Clerk
Charles Harraman of the local board
who has been attending to the office
work while all of the others are work.
ing in the field.
The Delaware board reports that
It's appraisement is complete and IL Is
ready to put his figures on the dupli-
cate. The valuation has been doubled.
The former appraisement was made
on a basis of fifty per cent.
The local board has completed Its
outside work in the First and Fourth
wards and expects to complyte the
outside work I'm the Second and Thirt
wards within the week.
1t will then require several weeks Il
revise the figures and to prepare them
for the duplicate.
AS the assessors did not get nine
ty day extension as was expected,
| Is likely that they will be required Z
work two weeks or more without pa
| to complete their appraisement.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-19
WIFE FOLLOWS
HUSBAND TO GRAVE
Mrs. Isabelle Paddock Succumbs
One Week After Husband.

One week ago today Hiram Pad
dock died at his home on north Main
street At 12:45 o'clock today the
wife. Mrs Isabelle Paddock died af-
ter a long illness with complication
OF diseases.
on the fifteenth of last April, Mr..
and Mrs. Paddock celebrated the
fiftieth wedding anniversary and
both were in excellent health. Their
deaths occurred just exactly one week
apart.
The deceased was aged seventy-one
years, -Four children survive. They
are, Frank, NJ. l.. and Elva Paddock
all of this city and Mrs. C. C Miller
of Tucson, Arizona.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the place of death. Saturday
afternoon at 2 O'clock, Rev j. p.
Currin TO officiate Interment will
be made in Marion cemetery.
Best made, Clover Leaf aodtf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-19
JOHN BATTENFELD
rs APPOINTED.
Named Deputy State OIL Inspector
by w. u. Finley.

John Battenfeld has been appoint
ed deputy state oil inspector for the
district comprising Marion, Richwood
Edison. Delaware, West Mansfield,
Marysville. and Upper Sandusky.
The appointment was made by Stato
Oil Inspector, w. l.. Finley, who was
recently appointed by Governor Har-
mon. The commission was received by
Mr.. Battenfeld this morning and he
will begin his duties next Monday
morning.
Mr.. Battenfeld was formerly sheriff
of Marion county for two terms, and
prior to that was chief of the Ma
rion fire department. He has keen
active in Democratic politics foc many
years and the appointment Il de-
served one.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-19
Perry Grover Complains to
the Police.
QUARRY MUST Be FENCED
Several Accidents Narrow
ly Averted.
Mayor an Chief of Police Continue
Inquiry Into the Condition Exist
ing Among Juveniles I'm Some
Sections of the City-Police News.

Perry Grover residing two miles
south of the city, appeared at police
headquarters Thursday morning and
entered complaint against two horse
back riders who caused his horse tn
run away Wednesday night.
Mr.. Grover was driving on South
Prospect street about 1880 Wednes-
day night when the accident occurred.
He had relative and two small
children in the vehicle with him. Two
boys, supposed to be drivers of deliv-
cry wagons darted up behind him on
horseback. one of the boys ran his
horse directly into Mr.. Growers rig,
knocking the driving horse to the
pavement and breaking one of the
shafts. Mr.. Growers horse then be-
gan kicking and the vehicle was prac-
were thrown out and slightly
bruised
Mr.. Grover did not know the names
of the reckless boys but the police
are putting forth every possible effort
to learn the identity. The boys were
racing at the time and were riding in
"a reckless manner. A number Of peo-
pie witnessed the accident. They
claim that Mr.. Grover was driving
quietly along the street when the boys
ran into him.
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CASE Is TRIED
BEFORE JUSTICE
j, y. Sloan Sues II. j. Lower for
S275-Architect Fees.

Before a jury in the court of JUS
tice G. f. Gompf today the trial of
the case of j. J. Sloan against II. j.
Lower was commenced. This Is an
action for $275 balance on an account
for services as architect in the build
ing OF the Lower hospital. The plain
tin asks for judgment in that amount.
The defendant claims that he has
paid the architect $1G0 which Is the
entire amount due him.
The plaintiff is represented by At
torneys II. n. Quigley and f. T..
CUTLERY and the defendant by At
torneys William Moloney and f. w.
Warner.
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Mrs. John Jones, Jr., Dead
by Her Own Hand.
LEAVES LETTER FOR RELATIVES
Full Contents Will Not be
Divulged.
Husband Finds the Iifcless Body on
the Bed When He Returned From
Work at Eight O'Clock Wednesday
Evening.

Goodbye. / believe you would all
be happier with me gone. My re-
quest is that l be buried beside my
mother at York Center"
This is the final note in the life
volume of Mrs. John Jones, Jr., aged
thirty-one years, who sought death
by drinking Gumbolt's Caustfc Ball
sam at her country home, six miles
southwest of LaRue, "Wednesday aft
ernoon. A three-ounce bottle of the
poison from which about fourth
had been taken was found I'm the cup
board of the Jones home. on the
bed where the victim had thrown
herself after taking the fatal dose
was found a note containing the sub
stance of the above sentences and
other things the family refuse to re-
veat
Wednesday, at IL o'clock, Mr. Jones
left for his work about the farm. He
states he left his wife I'm good spirits
with no intimatiou of the tragedy to
follow. 1t is believed that Mrs
Jones Immediately finished her din
ner work. tidled up her house, wrote
the note and drank the poison When
the husband returned about s o'clock
he found her stretched across the
bed of a downstairs room, cold In
death. Medical aid was summoned
but life had been extinct for probably
six hours.
Coroner Hinkln viewed the body
and at the request of the husband
held an autopsy. This revealed the
fact that the victims mouth, throat
and stomach were horribly burned
by the caustic, a powerful remedy
used externally on live stock for
blisterlng and cauterizing. The pa
tient may have fingered some time
after taking the dose. the action be-
ing much the same as carbolic acid,
only of a more severe nature
The husbands testimony was to
the effect that he knew no motive
for the deed, although his wife had
several times threatened to commit
suicide. They have been married
twelve years and there has been no
issue of the union. Friends say Mrs.
Jones expressed great concern over
the domestic difficulties of a sister.
The autopsy disclosed serious ply
steal ailments that may have con-
very W TIC illtli-
tai sickness of the sufferer.
Mrs. Jones is described as a wo-
man of sunny disposition, inclined
to look at the bright side of life
and was of Christian character. That
she should nave taken her own life
Is n mystery to all who know her.
The real motive, supposedly given In
the pitable note, will probably never
be definitely known. .st.
The bottle of poison contains the
mark of the Sifritt pharmacy. at La
| Rue, but the proprietor states he had
| not sold the remedy to Mrs. Jones
to his knowledge.
Family and friends are In deer
sorrow over the unfortunate affair,
| Beside the husband, the father, Mr.
Johnson. two sisters, Mrs. Charles
Frazier and Mrs. Fannie Harger, OF
| near Mt Victory, and two brothers
John II. Johnson, of Byhalia, and
Harley Johnson, Of near Mt. Victory
are living.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the home Saturday morning at IL
o'clock. Interment In York Centei
cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-19

writ of habeas corpus from the pro-
bate court, which at the hearing, held
that Swisher should be released.
Hence Bigford returned to the city
today without his prisoner.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-19
BIGFORD RETURNS
SANS THE PRISONER
Robert Swishers Friends Secure
Writ of IIabeas Corpus.

Friends of Robert Swisher. former
Marion man, who Is wanted here for
leaving the county and carrying away
mortgaged property, worked smooth
game on Constable Ben Bigford at
Chllicothe yesterday and as result
Blgford, who had Swlsher under ar
rest there, had to return without his
prisoner,
When affidavit was made against
Swisher and a warrant isued, ii was
mailed to Chillicothe. The sheriff ar
Ross county returned 1t without ar
resting the defendant, informing the
local authorities that If they wanted
the prisoner they would have to come
and arrest him.
Bigford went down TO Chllllcothe
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