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The evening world., 1911-09-09
RAID ON OFFICES OF
DR.. JOHN GRANT LYMAN.
Postal Authorities Seize Papers of
Promoter After He Leaves
Los Angeles

Los ANGMIE6. Sept S.LThs de-
parture OF DR.. John Grant Lyman. pro-
moter. from his ofices IN Los Angeles
10 San Francisco brought about IN In
vestigation by the postal authorities
yesterday. Dr.. Lyman u known from
the Atlantic 20 ta1e PGciio ooas - the
master mind behind numberless paper
million dollar concerns, like Interna-
ttonal Zinc. and for the last fsw
months has been the organiser and
head Of the Panama Development Com
pAny. formed 70 dispose Of LANDS IN
Panama.
Two boxes. hued with '9~ttsrsturs."
once stationery and other documents
OF the Panama Land concern. were
seized to-day and placed in the Gus
tody Of tho postal inspectors. Tho
ofices Of the concern In Mercantile
place were closed. and What property
there may be will be taken on attach
ment. A few years ACC Lyman was IN
trouble with the British authorities
because of a Western Canals scheme.
He did business in London. Montreal
and Toronto.
The evening world., 1911-09-09

This Is the spot where the
moonbeam lit when It shot from the
moon and In this place Bobbie and
Bessie landed.
II was high up on a mountain, and
hero tho children slept until the
bright sun awoke them early In the
morning.
After the Riddles had rubbed the
peppers out Of their eyes and looked
ahout they wsr. delighted. Fo..
looking from the mountain into the
valley. behold-thcre WAS Fairyland.
Everything vas 50 small. Toy COWS,
chickens. pigs, horses and sheep
rmrned over the little fields or In
and out OF miniature barna. Some
kHt quietly under tiny trees and the
CTTEST little men trndsd the farms
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some. They stopped and. feeling a
little hungry, sat beneath the tree
and ate the apples.
Now, little children seldom know
when to stop. This was the case
with Bobbie and Bessie. They ate
too many.
Alas! How I'll they felt!
Poor little girl and boy!
IT these were Fairyland apples
We would never get sick from them"
said Bessie.
That's right. this isn't Fairyland.
Never mind, we will feel better next
Saturday. Then we will 90 away
from here. Well walk along that
road and MAYBE we will meet some
one who really KNOWS where the
Fa1ryland that We are looking for Is.
ELEANOR SCHORER.
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rode the old horse. tumbled about in
the hay In the barn. jumping from
the rafters into the piles OF crack
ling straw. Then they trotted along
to Q the cows MIXED. laughing and
enjoying every moment.
"Bobbie, that man in the moon
showed us how the COW jumped
over the moon. a. he promised he
would" said Bessie.
Never mind" said Bobbie as he
spied the old swing. This looks
good! Come on, Bessie, let's swing!"
The swing hung on an apple tree,
and as they went flying through the
air ripe. red apples came tumbling
down. Some Of Them would hit the
children on their heads ~ they fell.
At this they laughed merrily.
5.-FnAlly. swinging became tire
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Are you hungry? oh. well,
\gts~,,s q u,t1, A. that Al, rt~h%

Are you hungry? Oh. well,
Missus 81 will fx that all right"
Sit was not like home, but Bob
bic and Bessie were so hungry they
never noticed any difference.
Cruel. honey. pies. plenty Of but
ter and homemade bread were set
before them. with naples tied Sc
ourely under their chins they ate
heartily. When they were satisfied
they first noticed that the t~ablecloth
was not large enough and that the
dishes were not many and not pretty.
Come. Bessie. hurry. let's go to
FAiryland." sadd impatient Bobbie
before he had swallowed the last
bite.
4.-Everything seemed new and
strange to them. II was 70 long sinoe
they had visited the country. They
The evening world., 1911-09-09
GET -QUlCK MAYOR
CAUGHT IN BRIBE TRAP.
Five Other Gary Officials Also
Arrested in Alleged Case of
Municipal Corruption.

HAMMOND. Ind. Sept. e-Mayor
Thomas f.. Knots. who went to Gary
in debt and frst lived IN . tent and
now owns banks n business blocks
and lives in affuence. all coming TO
him In a spectacular three years life as
Mayor OF Gary. was yesterday trapped
and arrested In his own Office on a
charge OF soliciting and acce pting a
$1,000 bride from n. u. Dean. Presl.
dent of the Dean Heating and Power
Company OF Louisville. Ky,
Five Councilmen and city Engineer
c, A Williston were also arrested. and
an astounding tale of corruption IS
again being unfolded in Gary. 1t IS
the third time Knots has been ar
rested. charged with crooked work
in connection with his office.
Mayor Knott said there was abso-
lutely nothing on which TO base his
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very small from up top. And next
TO this barn we're few cows. . horse
and some chickens. AL these they
had seen from the mountain. but
NOW all were the size OF any other
COWS, horses or chicks they had ever
seen.
2.-"Are you two buckles looking
for Fairyland?" asked Farmer 81.
who had overheard their complaints,
but whom they had been too busy
u notice.
He looked 70 kind that Bobby and
Bessie told him their troubles.
You Jest como along with me.
I'll show You the Fairyland country
kids know. Right in my backyard.
too"
rs there anything TO eat thero?'
asked BobbiaL
The evening world., 1911-09-09
W|FE'S LAWYER
IN DIVORCE SUIT
NAMED AS VISITOR
Lynch Bought Groceries in
Mrs, Stansfield's Name,
Witness Says.
HE N THE CHARGE.
Husband Asserts He Didn't
Know Spouse Had a
Furnished Flat.
HE DENIES THE CHARGE.

A new turn was given to the trial Of
the suit for separation brought BY
Mrs. Eugene Stansneld against Sam.
uel u. Stansfeld before Justice Tomp-
kins In the Supreme Court at White
Plains yesterday. During the presen-
tation of evidence in behalf OF tans-
field. who is suing for a divorce on
counter charges. the name of Mrs.
Stansfeld's lawyer. Humphrey J.
Lynch. was brought into the case as
one OF several men who had visited
Mrs. S~tansfield at her furnished apart
ments she rented in Manhattan with
out the knowledge OF her husband.
Stansheld is of the Water
house Worsted Mills. and is said to
have q large income. His wife was
formerly married to George Flint. son
OF Or. Austin Flint. the alienist. but
divorced MN . week before she mar
ried Stansfeld. She is getting alimony
OF 500 q month pending trial OF the
suit.
The naming Of Lawyer lynch
caused q sensation In the crowded
courtroom. and he flushed as a witness
identified him as the man who had
come into a grocery store where the
witness worked. near Mrs. Stansfield's
fiat. and purchased eggs, cream and
other groceries at an early hour In the
morning. telling the clerk to charge
them to Mrs. Stansfield.
Mrs. Stansfeld seemed to be much
taken aback at this evidence. also. and
with a glance of hatred at her hrs-
band and his counsel exclaimed In
low tone:
IT'S a shams TO try TO ruin a young
lawyer. He 10 quite blameless."
When the adjournment hour came
Lynch denied tho charge Indignantly
and said that whenever he went to
see Mrs. Stansneld It vas purely on
business.
There has been considerable testimony
on previous trial days concerning the DO
ings at Mrs. Stsnsneld's nat on west
E~ighty-frst street. and yesterday Mrs.
Harriet Dobbins swore she had seen
Mrs. Stansfsld sitting on . window
sill smoking . cigarette. with Q young
man by her side who looked very like
Lawyer Lynch. Mrs. Dobbins occupied
the adjoining apartment.
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TO ARREST WOMEN
FOR PLOT TO TAR
AND FEATHER GIRL
Urged Men to Attack On
Young School Teacher,
Is Charge.

SHADY BEND. Kan, Sept. s-Sev.
It Is expected. as having melted the re-
attack on Miss Mary Cham
berlain. the pretty eighteen-year-old
school teacher whom a crowd OF men
and boys tarred and feathered on a
country road rear here the other night.
These women were jealous OF Miss
Chamberlain. II Ii said. and they pro-
voked the cruel assault on her by tell
ing hideous stories about her.
Miss Chamberlain's family lives near
beverley and Is one OF the oldest In that
section and Is highly respected. The
girl has always borne a good name. and
the men who took part In tho outrage
are said to be among the best people
IN the county, farmers mostly,
influential men are trying to hush I'M
or settle the extraordinary AFFAIR. hut
county Attorney McCandless vows thai
every one concerned In It shall be pun-
ished.
1t is certain that more men will be
arrested ana charged with taking part
In the crime. Edward Ricord has been
arrested again. lie was taken in Gus.
tody accused OF enticing Miss Cham.
berlaln. who Is employed temporarily
In a store here. from her boarding
house and handing her over to her
savage tormentors. Rlcord was re-
leased under bonds. His orrer to turn
states evidence vas refused and ut
went to Beloit. His bond was revoked
and he was arrested again there lie
Is now In the county Jail and Will come
before Judge Dallas Grover at tho No.
vember term OF the District Court.
u. q. Clark. A, NJ. Simms, Johr
Schmidt, Watson Scranton and Jay Fitz,
water. farmers. are under $500 bono
and will be tried in November, but un
der the Kansas law It Is said they ca
be charged only with assault. Other ar
rests were made. but the men PLEADED
guilty TO being only spectators, the,
paid only q nominal nne and were re
leased.
Chester Anderson and Deibert Kindle
sparger. miners, have been sentenced 4
three months In JAN. All the spectators
who were fined will he used as witnessei
against Ricord and the other men unde,
bond. The farmer. suspected OF beinl
the rinsleader. has fed the county.
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JEWISH MASSACRE
NOW PREDICTED
BY mad MONK"
Heliodorus, the Fanatic, Gives
Warning of Attacks and
Causes Panic.

T2ARTTSYN. Russia, Sept. 1-Helio-
dorus. the Mad Monk Of Tsaritsyn,"
has publicly declared that attacks
upon Jews and the Russian intelligent
classes would be commenced after the
holding Of the forthcoming Congress Of
the Black Hundreds.
The declaration OF the parish priest,
whose fantastic methods have startled
the whole Volga region. has created an
impression OF semi-panic In this city.
Talk Of . probable massacre Of Jews IL
current At the bazaars.
Only %thirty-one years old. mo Monk
Heliodorus IL the most talked Of man
In the Russian Church to-day. Last
The evening world., 1911-09-09
SEEKS ABDUCTED DAUGHTER.
Detectives Engaged by Husband to
Trail Mrs. Sawyer.

SALEM. Mass. Sept. s.-Detectives
have been engaged In this country and
abroad TO trail Mrs. Rosalins Van
Prasg Sawyer, a former secretary to
r. T. Willard. the English actor. who 10
alleged TO have abducted her four-year-
old daughter, Ruth. from the home of
the child's guardian. her husbands
mother. Mrs, $, ID, Sawyer, IN this city.
The police believe mother and child are
now in Europe, while the child's father,
Harry Sawyer, "A theatrical manager.
expresses the opinion that his daughter
Is probably in New YORK City.
Mr., and Mrs. Sawyer nave not lived
together for two years and during that
time the wife has endea yored to get a
divorce, She came here Aug. ! and
said she would take Ruth away over
Sunday. She ala not return.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
TOADSTOOLS KILL TWO MORE

Joseph Bianco. fifteen. died from toad
stool poisoning at his home. No. 6ls
South Eleventh avenue, Mount Vernon,
n. Y, yesterday. He was a cousin Of
Pasquale Bianco, who died Wednesday
from the same cause.
Louis Marine died last night In st. Jo-
seph's Hospital. Paterson. N. j.. max
Ing the fourth victim Of toadstools in
that city since Sunday. Three other
victims are in a critical condition in
the General Hospital and 81. Joseph's.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
NO CITY FOR QUAKER MAID.


visitor, ON Arrival, Goas
Right Back to Philadelphia.
How are your" said . stranger 20
Miss Mary Titan of Philadelphia. who,
having arrived at the Pennsylvania sta
ton last night. had walked out to Thi-.
tiy-thrid street to take q taxicab.
Very well. thank you." replied Miss
titan. but l don't know YOU" He
grabbed her silver mesh purse and
darted into the station. she following
and screaming stop theft" The suEi-
tive darted In and out OF tho station
labyrinth. Detective Craig caught him
In tho street.
That's tho man who robbed me-"
gasped Miss Titan when she came UP.
And TO think of II! This Is lew York;
The prisoner said he was William
Adamt. No, o. West One Hundred and
Ninth street. Miss Itjan said she would
70 hews % ~ vsrx agst train
The evening world., 1911-09-09
TOO "BROKE" TO PAY DUTY.
Three sisters, Released, Say Mer-
chants Abroad Got Their Money.

BALTIMORE. Sept. s.-Convinced Of
the t~ruthfulneas Of their story that they
were persuaded by merchants abroad
to spend 90 much money that they
had none left TO pay duties. Deputy
Collector Ryan has released three
mn from Cincinnati who were de-
tained here on a charge Of smuggling.
It was alleged that they attempted to
smuggle about 500 worth Of jewelry
and other goods into the country. They
are the Misses Anna. Marie and Carrie
Schueler. sisters. and had been to Ger
many. They signed An agreement to
pay the fine, about $500. when they
could raise the money.
The evening world., 1911-09-09

Girl vaccinates Herself In Mouth
With Supposed ToothDick.
Miss Josephine Brown Of sadieville.
KY. thought . vaccine point was .
toothpick. Tho vaccine took. Now she
- In . Cincinnati hospital.
Dropped $50 in BILL Into Mail
Boz, but Forgot Envelope.
One hundred and eighty dollars In
bills was found IN q Brooklyn mail
box yesterday by Letter Carrier WILL
lam Schaunler. A clerk for Friday a
Lehman thought he had put the bills
In an envelope.
Coasted Five Miles Down Pixies
Peak ON . Creased Board.
r. o. Green Of New York. and NJ. H.
Hayden Of Detroit. yesterday coasted
down Pixies Peak. fve miles. on q
creased board that shot down the
mountain railway track in ive minutes
and thirty-seven econds.
Pledges e86 900 to the Poor Out Of
salary II Elected Judge.
Noble unselishness may be baked by
law In Wlkes-Barre. Pa. Representa-
tive Michael +. Shannon, who wants to
be elected Judge Of the Orphans Court.
has pledged $500 q ear for ten years
out Of the $500 salary to the poor OF
the city. Opponents a the promise
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

I'he hfty-sixth session of the Gem
tral Ohio conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church will open this even
ing at the Epworth M. r. church at
z 30 o'clock. Rev. Edgar Blake u. ID
of the Board of Sunday Schools VIII
lecture on the subject of the sunday
schools"
The Methodist homes of the city
have been thrown wide open for the
occasion and no difficulty has been
experienced TO find lodging for all
of the visiting ministers. In connec-
I on with this all of the lay delegates
have been provided for who have sent
tneir names to the committee or to
Dr. Bailey.
This morning examinations were
held fer admission and promotion In
the ministry and only those who are
taking theS, examinations and the
ministers who are conducting them
are present. The delegates will prob
abb arrive during the afternoon and
evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
JOSEPH TEMPLE
! SUCCUMBS TO DEATH
Typhoid Fever Results Fatally Mon
day.

Monday evening, at seven ifteer
o'clock. Joseph NJ. Temple died at his
home on Barnhart street, as the re-
suit of five weeks illness from ty-
phoid fever.
Mr. Temple was born in Guernsey
county, November "a. 1861. the son of
Mr.. and Mrs John Temple. He was
mcrrbed to Miss Jennie Lines, whose
death occurred some time ago. Five
children born of this, union survive.
They are: Mrs. otto Sivey. Howard
Temple and Miss Lena Temple, of
fleetwood, Mrs. Nora Stiffle OF Pros
rect and Mrs. Laura Adams of Mar
ion. on october "A, 1898 he was uni
ted In marriage with Mrs Mary AL
len. who Is still living Beside the
children and widow. four grandchil-
dren and one brother Frank Temple
of Ashley. and five sisters, Mrs. A. St.
{ lair of Govenir New York, Mrs
{ harles Tobey. of Fndlay. Mrs. Mark
Sager OF LaRue, Mrs. S. j. Morrow
of Cleveland and Mrs. Frank Van
ausdale OF Ashley, survive
Funeral services will he held at
the Baptist church. at Prospect, at
olght o'clock Wednesday morning
conducted by Rev. j. p. Curin.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Forced 10 Lenye Home.

Every year large number of poor
sufferers, whose lungs. are. sore and
raced with coughs, are urged to go to
another climate. But this is costly
and not always sure. There's a better
way. Let DR.. Kings New Discovery
cure you at home 81 cured me of lung
trouble writes w. r. Nelson, of CAL
anime. Ark, when all else failed and
/ gained AZ pounds in weight. Its sure
ly the king of all cough an dung
cures" Thousands owe their lives and
health TO 1t. It's positively guaranteed
for Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, ASTHMA,
Croup--all Throat and Lung troubles.
'0c and 800. Trial bottle free at
Tschanen Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
'CASCARETS CLEANSE
LIVER AND BOWELS
No BiIliousncss. Headache. Sick, Sour
stomach, Indigestion. Coated
Tongue or Constipation.

Furred Tongue. Bad Taste. Indiges-
tlon, Sallow Skin and Miserable
Headaches come from torid liver
and clogged bowels, which cause
your stomach to become filed with
undigested food, which sours and fer
mcnts like garbage in a swill barrel.
That's the first step to untold misery
Indigestion, foul gases, bad BREATH
yellow skin, mental fears, everything
that is horrible and nauseating. "A
Cascaret tonight will give you a thor
ough cleansing inside and straight
en- you out by morning. They work
while you sleep--a 10-cent box from
your druggist will keep you feeling
good for months. Millions OF men
and women take Cascaret now and
then TO keep their stomach, liver
and bowels regulated, and never
know a miserable moment. Don't
forget the children-their little in
sides need good, gentle cleansing
TOO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

Tax collections th;s rall are going
TO he late. They're going to be very
late But this condition will by no
means exist in Marion county alone.
1t will be found all over the state. All
of which IL being caused by the nee
esrary slowness In getting the Smith
law into full and proper operation, or
rather getting the people in general
to understand the Smith law.
Boards of review all over the state
have been granted extensions of time
in which to complete their work. In
Marion county, tre auditor cannot
make up his duplicate until the vail
tes on all real and personal property
have been certified to him. This has
not and cannot BE- done for "A month
or more. The state Tax Commission
hasn't as yet determined the value OF
the steam and lnterurban railroad
property, the gas company, pipe lines
and several other big tax payers. I'm
Ill this is all lone, the tax budget
commission cannot fix levy.
It will take the county treasurer
probably month to make up his tax
receipts after the duplicate has been
turned over to him. Usually the dup
licate Is ready to turn over along
about this time but this year it will
70 impossible to do this before Nov
ember first. or perhaps later.
County Auditor Allen said this
morning that ne didn't really think
il would be necessary to extend the
time for collecting the taxes after
the duplicate had been made M, but
the situation would demand that more
taxes he paid in a shorter time than
heretofore. There are always a good
many people who pay their taxes as
soon as they can learn what they are.
These will have 10 wait a little longer
this year.
Extra help Will he necessary in the
auditors office in making up the dup
licate and extra help VIII he required
In the treasures office during the
tine of tax COLLECTIONS However.
orce Strengthened out, little difficulty
IS expected
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Nnlicc io siockhnldcrs.

The stockholders of the Marion
shovel a. Dredge company are hereby
notified that there will be meeting
Of the stockholders of the said COM
pany, at its office. IN east Center
street, in Marion. Ohio, at o'clock p.
m. on the fourth day Of October A.
D..19l1, for the purpose of consider
ing the advisablity of amending its
articles of incorporation by changing
the name Of said company TO The
Marion Osgood Company" and If the
stockholders determine TO change our
corporate name as above, to take the
necessary action 10 make such change
Of name, and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
II is the sense of rour board OF dl-
rectors AS unanimously expressed in
a resolution adopted at special board
meeting held August 22nd. 1911, that
having acquired by purchase the Os-
good Dredge company of Albany n.
Y. together with the name and good
viii of said business, in order to de-
rive the most advantage from the ac-
quisition of said name, means should
be devised of perpetuating the same
Dated at Marion, Ohio, this Both day
OF August, A. D., 1911.
John ID. owens.
A. T.. Cheney
ID. w. Evans.
G. A. owens.
II. J. Barnhart.
Geo. b. Christian, Jr
Pursuant to the above notice a
meeting Of the stockholders of this
company will be held at the time and
rlace and for the purpose in said no
tice stated.
The Marion Shovel and Dredge Co
BY John o. owens, President.
A. e. Cheney. Secretary.
Marion, Ohio, September list, 1911
9-5-12-19-26
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
MRS. STRAWBRIDGE
DIES MONDAY
Seven Weeks of Illness Results I'm
Death.

AT 80 o'clock Monday afternoon.
MRS, Anna Maria strawbridge, wife
of Robert Strawbridge. passed away
at her home II few miles north Of
town, after seven weeks of illness
from complicated diseases.
Mrs. Strawbridge was born In Lick
ing county Jan. IT.. 1889, this daugh-
ter OF Mr. ana Mrs. Allen Williams.
She was united IN marriage to Robert
Strawbridge, July IA, 1854. Two chill
dren, Miss Ollie strawbridge and Mrs.
George Leeper, both of Marion, SUR
vlve.
Funeral services will be held at the
late residence at one o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon, conducted by Rev G.
M. Rourko
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Another splendid BuI at sun Thca,cr.

Another splendid bill is the offering
at the popular sun theater this week
Packed houses greeted the new COM
pGny yesterday and everybody was
well repaid for their visit, as 1t is the
best bill offered this season. The per-
formancc opens with Miss Mite Moore
who Opcns her act with series OF
poses that a:e amazing and her won
dcrful performances the trapeze Is
the best ever seen in this city Miss
Moore's weight is but SO pounds, but
every ounce is made up Of muscle and
nerve. The little lady seems to take
pride in presenting AZ neat, refined act.
William Driskcl and Company. preI
senting a sereamingly funng farce
which they call "The Troubles Of
GanO." Is a big scream from start to
finish, containing many funny sltua-
tions a very clever little pair of
dancers are Austin and CafWin, the
dancing Of Mr. Austin would make
the world-ramous George Cohan sit
NJ and take notice. The Great VIII
her ana his wonderful human don,
Myrtle. hold down splendid position
on the program ana kept the big au-
dicnce guessing and wondering If
Myrtle was really alive or dummy
figure. As "A ventriloquist Wilber Is a
marvel and as good as any that has
ever visited our city. The perform
aucc closes with the four La Dele
troupe of novelty mystic entertainers.
This troupe has appeared here several
times However, their performance
this season is all new. The act con-
tains a great deal of comedy. Their
feats on the stage are beyond COM
prehension and therefore certainly
hcyond the ability Of a newspaper
man to properly describe them in
print. The matinees will be given
daily ana are largely attended by
ladies and children
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Mcnamara Absent

Milwaukee. wis. Sept. f9.-For the
first time i'm years John J. Mcnamara
secretary. is not in attendance at the
national convention OF the Intorna-
tional Association of Bridge and Iron
Workers in session here today Mayor
Emil Seidel made the address wei
coming the delegates TO the city.
President Frank NJ. Ryan responded.