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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-06
GLENWOOD HOTEL

ais, season: accommodates 200: miles from
Catskill Village; healthiest part OF noun
tains; SIS acres: excellent table: modern i'm
provements: largest piazzas In mountains;
amuscments, billiards, bowling music dane
ins. $40 weekly upward; booklet. V. BRAN
CON Catskill " Y
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"a CENTS POSTAGE SECURES FULL INFORMATION
o. ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. AIT kori.s, Asy,tsrnr,
SrstIIs; eGAcSGs, Bartrse, eve. HLspsoutlY IL
On tusra,rro go sAot oFFicial"oy,os wrs os,y eos-
steT CRY NAP SIsr FREE ~ INFORMATION 6ystiu 7NYAy
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HOTEL SHOREHAM

Ocean end Virginia ave. modern hotel
with every convenience; elevator. private
baths. etc. Open lawns allow plenty OF light
and air. Ideally located. Service and table
the best Rates sl?.b0 up weekly. Booklet.
w. B. GOTTEN
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HOTEL RALEIGH

4. Charles Place and the Beach. where the
ccommodations and loca ton are unexcelled.
'apacity 400 Large rooms. ocean view, eie-
ator. private baths: running water In
ooms. etc. Superiority in cuisine. Mod
rate rates. Booklet. H. J. DYNES.
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6ummer Resnrts.
CAPE VIEW COTTAGE.
HnclxraR ReuCh y1

CAPE VIEW CO1'TAGE,
Bucl<rOe Beach, Va.
Fifteen minutes trolley ride to
Chamberln Hotel, Old Point. Va. Fish
ing. rowing, sailing. dancing every
evening. finest bathing beach on Chesa-
peake Bay. Sea foods speciality.
Large. airy rooms. Spacious verandas.
Excellent table board. Special rates
to parties. For further informa ton.
address Captain J. Il. Foster,
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With Its hrcproof addition now
offers $50 guest rooms. each with private
bath or running water. Combining every
modern appointment and comfort, and is
one OF the beachfront hotels still! maintain
ing an unobstructed view Always
open. WALTER j. BUZBY
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Grand Atlantic Hotel

VIRGINIA AVE, NEAR BEACH
and Steel Pier. Open surroundings Capac-
ity 800. Hot and cold sea water baths Largo
rooms, southern exposure. Elevator to street
level fine porches. etc. Special. sl250 up
weekly; $3.50 up daily. Booklet. Conc hes
meet trains. COOPER AZ LEEDS
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q

FOR REST AND RECREATION.
Virginia's leading all-the-year Noun
tain Resort. Fine hotel. Write for book
let and rates. Address w. G. HAMIL-
TON, MANAGER.
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Philips House and Annex
HOTEL DENNIS.

Mass. Ave. and Beach. Atlantic City. " J.
Elevator TO street level. Open all year
F. p. PHILLIPS.
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HOTEL. WESTMONT

Most attractive hotel. close to beach. new
Casino and Sea Water Natetorium. with
lawns. Capacity 900. Elevator private
baths. etc; sea water and tonic baths.
Special. $3.50 up weekly. Booklet.
NJ. R. SoMERS. Manager.
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@un1nrer Resorts.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS

YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Montgomery County, Va.
The waters sure dyspepsia, malaria
Kidney ana bladder disorders ana 70.
male irregularities. Dancing and bowl.
ms Speciality. For further informa-
J. r.. HOLT, Manager.
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EDEE Guide of ATLANTIC CITY

4 HILL Handsomely Illustrated Official Hotel
Street aud Amusement Guide Book
with ma ps. tide aud r. r. timetables. etc. Edl-
tion limited Write today. Incose stamp. PUB
Lie SERVICE ASSOCIATION. Atlantic city.NJ.
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CROCKETT ARSENIC-LITHIA
SPRINGS AND nATHS

Opens June list Elevation. 2.f5O feet.
Cures Nervous Prostitution. Dyspepsia
Rheumatic and skin Troubles. Malaria
Kidney and Bladder Disorders and Fee
male Irregularities. Clears and beau
titles the complexion. Write for hook
Let. NJ. C. THOMAS,
Crockett Springs Va
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HOTEL fROOUOIS

South Carolina Avenue and
Beach. Capacity. 400. 100 ocean-slde sunny
rooms. Private baths. running water in
rooms. Elevator. Music. White service
Special rates sA up weekly: $3.50 up daily.
Booklet. w +. SHAW.
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HOTEL SOTHERN

[ VIRGINIA. AVE. AND BEACH
| go feet from Boardwalk 9Th season.
I Moderate rates. Homeiiko and modern in
.very particular. G. l. CAKE.
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gates voted joyfully fe, the nomina-
ton of Alton B. Parker. an ally OF
Ryan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
HARLAN ELADORATES
DISSENTING OPINION
Declares Standard Oil Decision
judicial Legislation"

Washington, May 2G.-In a formal
opinion dissenting from the judgment
OF the United States supreme court
in the Standard oil case, Associate
Justice John NJ. Harlan character
ICES as judicial legislation" the ac-
tion of his colleagues in reading into
the Sherman antitrust law the quail
flying words unreasonable" and "un-
due" as applied to restraint Of inter
state trade. Justice Harlan has
greatly elaborated and strengthened
the oral opinion which he delivered
in court on the day when the decision
was handed down.
The venerable Justices formal dis
sent is little short Of sensational. lie
declares in effect that the Standard
Oil decision, by oyerreaching the ac-
tion of congress through judicial CON
struction, is a blow at the integrity
of our governmental system and in
the end will prove most dangerous" "
He expresses the conviction that
the Standard Oil decision, instead Of
giving rest and quiet in the business
of the country, will throw 1t into con
fusion and invite litigation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
LAWYERS NEARLY
COME TO BLOWS
Near Fight EnlivenS Hearing
Of Unwilling Witnesses.
VERACITY is AT STAKE

Attorney Mccoy For Defendants and
Chairman Todd Of Senate Probe
Committee Hurl Charges at Each
Others Heads-cincinnat Attorney
Gets In Game and Engages In
Heated Argument With Senator
Which Is Interrupted by Justice.
Columbus, o. May 26.-Threats Of
lawyers for the defendants of suits
for malicious prosecution; promises
by the senate prohe committee to
cite before the bar OF the senate
those men who have been arrested
for refusing to answer the commit.
tees questions. and clashes between
attorneys which, II continued, might
have led to blows. marked the ap-
pearance in the court Of Justice Bost-
wick Of E. r. Cook, editor Of the Co
lumbus Citizen, and Charles j. Pretz-
man, former president Of the Colum-
bus chamber of cor. merce, on a
charge of contempt Of the senate.
A question OF veracity between At
torney u. w. Mccoy representing tho
defendants, and Senator John Todd
representing the committee of which
he Is chairman; charges which came
dangerously near accusing tho mem
bers Of the committee with wanting
an investigation TO "whltewash"
themselves, and counter charges by
Senator Todd that a league of news
papers has willfully published ma.
licious falsehoods and absolute lies"
concerning which 1t now refuses to
testify. enliyened the proceedings.
A heated clash between Senator
Todd and ]. Chandler Harper OF Gin
cinnati, general counsel for the
Scripps-McRae league, was interrupt
ed by Justice Bostwlck. Mr.. Harper
had not concluded his argument when
Justice Bostwick broke in on a con
troyersy between the two and grant
ed a continuance in The case.
The defense issued subpenas for
Senators Dore and Dean and David
X. Rockwell, superintendent of the
building and loan department,
Dr. Nye viii take the stand in his
own behalf and deny there were any
improper motives in his converse
tions with Coyle or Kimble.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
AWATORS HAVE MISHAPS
Three Entries In Paris to Madrid
Race Hope TO Finish.

mace nope 10 FinlSn.
Paris. May 26-All three Of the
aviators racing from Paris to Madrid
came to grief but all Of them were
reported TO be msiiag strenuous eff
forts to make up for lost t..aa
The final stage from ST. Sebastian
TO Madrid has been considered as the
hardest. because the airmen we're
compelled 20 cross over the noun.
tains and would thus encounter cross.
currents.
Cares reached Tolosa, 10 miles
from st. Sebastian. and is not likely
to restart because of trouble with his
engine. Gilbert smashed his engine
at Vittoria, which is 80 miles from
the start. and It Is possible that he
may be able to make repairs. We'd
rines spent the night at burgos and
started this morning. He Is nlw 12t
miles from the start and 146 from
Madrid. He will have 90 cross noun
tains nearly 5000 feet high before
reaching his destination.
They had also TO contend against
feathercd foes. Gilbert fought tho
first recorded battle Of the air. A
large fierce eagle swooped down to
give battle TO the new rival. the air
man. Manipulating the levers as best
he could, Gilbert with his left hand
CROPPED in his pocket for a revolver
He fred two shots at the king Of the
air, who dropped behind
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
RENEWS HOSTILITlES
Madero VIII Force Legislature to
Accept Governor.


El Paso Tex, May francisco
]. Madero. insurrecto' president Of
Mexico, ordered resumption of hos
tilities in the state OF Coahuila to
force his selection as governor into
the executive chair. Coahuila was one
of the states conceded to insurrec.
tos in the reappointment Of COVER
ncrs under the conditions that are to
follow the resignation Of Diaz. We
nustiano Pine Carranza is the man
selected FOR the governorshlp, but
the state legislature refused TO ac-
cept him. and Madero ordered his
$1,000 men in Coahuila to march at
once on Saltillo, the capital and take
possession. The town Is occupied by
federals. bur Madero does not believe
they they will resist, as the move
ment is only against the legislators
If there is resistance, however, the
insurrectos are ordered 10 fight the
federals.
Madero Is going on with prepara-
tions to ser an army TO Lower Cali
fornia to annihilate the Magonlstas
and Socialists. who are making war
In that territory and who refuse TO
recognize tho authority of either him.
self or Diaz. The insurrecto army
will leave here Sunday and will be
joined in Sonora by part of Juan Ca
bral's band.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
LAKE SAILORS TO
join Big STRIKE
lrfvr %
Canadians viii Swell Number
to Almost $1,000.


Cleveland. o., May 26.-From 5000
to 1000 Canadian sailors oa the
Great Lakes will walk out when the
general strike Of the International
seamens union, embracing sailors
all over the world, is called tomor-
row.
In addition to these Canadian sea-
men there are from 10000 to 1000
United States sailors now out, which
will swell the total number to almost
$4,000 unlicensed men on strike on
the Great, Lakes.
Word has been sent from the inter
national headquarters at Glasgow.
Scotland, that the general walkout
will take place tomorrow, Business
Agent John Currie has not received
official notification Of the action, but
he expects it today at the latest.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
.DIAz RESIGNS
! AS PRESIDENT
De La Barra Takes Oath as
His Successor.
MADERO REVIEWS CONFLICT

Orders His Forces In state Of Goa
hula to March on saltillo and Take
Possession Of Capital Where Leg.
lslature Refuses to Accept lnsur.
reetos' choice For covernor-Low-
er California Campaign to Be
Pushed Vigorously.
City of Mexico. May 26-President
Diaz, "the strong man Of Mexico" re.
signed his Office in a letter to the
chamber Of deputies. The resignation
was accepted and there was not
voice raised in dissent or protest.
The announcement Of the acceptance
was received in grim silence. This
was in strong contrast to the uproar,
almost rioting. which filled the cham.
Der while the populace outside was
clamoring for Dlaz's resignation.
The resignation of Vice President
Ramon Corral was read following the
letter Of General Diaz. II was also
accepted, and then the chamber of
deputies formally chose Minister OF
Foreign Affairs Francisco Leon De
La Barra as provisional president, to
serve until a general election can be
held Senor De La Barra was sworn
in today at the national palace
In his letter President Diaz recited
the fact that he had been covered
with much honor by the Mexican peo-
pie and had received their hearty CO.
operation in the work of developing
the industry and commerce Of the
republic. lie expressed surprise that
the people. after years of devotion,
had revolted and demanded his res
ignation He said he bowed to the
will Of the people who had placed
him in the high Office and resigned
rather than shed more Mexican blood.
The ringing Of the cathedral bell
and church bells throughout the city
and the firing Of cannon followed the
proceedings in the chamber. Crowds
in the streets almost went wild ovor
the signal announcement Of the trl.
umph of the revolution.
All the federal troops in Mexico
City have heen placed under the con
troll Of Madero's personal representa-
tive Don Alfredo Robles Domiaguez.
Without his sanction the troops in
garrison can make no move. Dcmin-
guez has military control Of the fed
eral district
The resignation of all the members
OF the cabinet followed Immediately
the proceedings in the chamber Of
deputies. Provisional President-elect
De La Barra issued an open letter to
the Mexican people In which he dc.
clared he would not be a candidate.
for either president or vice president
at the general election.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
WILL RFDOuBLf her EFFORTS
Mrs. Morse Hopes to Ultimately Free
Her Husband.

New York. May 26.-'It almost
seems as If my work Of the past two
years has been useless. but shall
never give up. ! thought had left
no stone unturned to obtain my hus
bands release, but | must begin ali
over again. There Is something else
| can do. / know. / shall not rest
until he Is free" M
Although nearly Frustrated by tho
news that President Taft has decided
TO withhold executive clemeucy in
her husbands case, Mrs. Charles w.
Morse is prepared to- join the banker
at Atlanta. At her home here Mrs.
Morse was too heartbroken, she said,
to discuss her husbands case at
length. Il am going to him at once"
she said, "and shall remain near him
until we have both recovered from
the shock of the presidents decision" ,"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
Father and Son Burn.

Fort Wayne, Ind, May 26.--Otto
KLEIN and his S-year-old son. Dwight,
were burned to death when flames de-
stroyed the Klein grocery and resi-
dence at Swan, Noble county. The
parents and six children made their
way to safety when il was discoy-
cred that little Dwight was missing.
The father re-entered the burning
building and was carrying out his son
when the roof caved In.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
AMERICANS HONORtD.
Mayor of Tokyo Gives Dinner For
Officers Of Fleet.

Tokyo, May 26.-Mayor Ozaka gave
a dinner on behalf of the city of TO.
kyo to Rear Admiral John Hubbard
and Rear Admiral Joseph B. Murdock.
The banquet was part of the program
which the japanese authorities had
prepared in connection with the turn
ing over OF the command of the Amer
lean Asiatic feet by Rear Admiral
Hubbard to Rear Admiral Murdoch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

sanduslSy, o., May 26.-Apparently
IN distress. a balloon was sighted
drifting over Lake Erie. 1t was seen
to be swaying back and forth and
dropping TO within a few hundred
feet Of the water. Finally, on a west
ward drift, it seemed to collapse and
fall into the lake. Rescue parties
have put out in boats and are search
ing the lake for the balloon and its
possible passengers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
stesI Trust Probe Reaun.

Washington, May 26.-The probe OF
the United States Steel corporation,
the billion dollar trust" authorized
by the house Of representatives, has
begun by the special committee ere
ated for that purpose. Charles Nagel
Secretary OF commerce and labor, and
Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner OF
corporations, conferred with the com
mittee and outlined the progress that
has been made with the bureaus in
quiry into the operations Of the giant
trust.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
erant euIIty Of Heresy.

Atlantic City, May 26 Rev, w. D..
Grant tho Northumberland PlJ
clergyman, has been found guilty OF
hcresy by the judicial commission OF
the Presbyterian general assembly.
the announcement being made this
ming. The heresy charges against
Lr. Francis Brown, president of the
Union Theological seminary and Dr.
w. ~ Brown, professor of systematic
theology in the seminary, were
thrown out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
BUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Two American newspaper men
have gone to Shanghai to start the
FIRST English newspaper In that city.
The population of London is 7,259,-
b63.
Viola Gustafson and Grace Villea
were drowned at jamestown, ~ r.,
by falling into the Lake Chautauqua
outlet.
The Paul Revere homestead in
Sharon, Mass, was damaged by fire
resulting from an explosion ~ pow
der mill built in revolutionary days.
Mrs. Julie lie Gallenne 0. Paris
secured a diverce In the New YorR
coiirts from Richard lie GalllsuRa ne
poet. 4
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous lining OF the Eu-
stachian Tube. When this tube is in
hamed you have a rumbllng sound or
imperfect hearing and when II Is en-
tirely closed, Deafness n the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored TO its normal
condition, hearing Will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out OF ten are caused by
Catarrh which is nothing but an IN
hamed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot W cured by Halls Catarrh
'ure. Send for circulars free.
H. j. CHENEY a co, Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor coustipa-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
RENEW ATTACK
ON CRAWFORD
Nye'S Attorneys introduce
Character Witnesses.
STATE RESTS ITS CASE

Politicians From Brown and Pike
Counties SwcarThat State Printers
Reputation For Veraoity Is Not
Good, but on cross.Examinatlon Al
init They Are Close Adherents Of
Alleged sribe solleltor--Aooused to
Take Witness Stand.
Columbus. o.. May 2G.-After exam.
lining FIVE Of its 10 witnesses the state
rested its case in the trial of Repre-
sentative George u. Nye of Pike
county, charged with soliciting
bribes, and the defense introduced 4
number of witnesses from Pike and
Brown counties each Of whom testi-
fed that State Printer L. A. Craw-
ford, principal witness for the state,
had a poor reputation along the
yeracity line and that they would not
believe him under oath. The state
in its cross-eXamiuation succeeded in
weakening their testimony by secur.
ing admissions from these character
witnesses that they were close poiit-
ical friends and allies Of Nye and 20
litical enemies OF Crawford
T. c. Coy!e Of Spenceryille. o., for
mer senate bill clerk, was a witness
for the state. The witness had known
Nye since 1906. He had been work
ing against the bill introduced by
Representative Gobnart to turn the
control OF the canals over to the
chief engineer Of the state board OK
public works Coyle said he had q
conversation with Nye at the corner
of Broad and Ilis1 ON Friday morn
ing, April 2S.
Wanted 70 Approach Day.
1--WE talked about the bill. / asked
him If l could approach Representa-
tive Day Of Ross" said Coyle.
"what do YOU mean, by money!"
the witness said Nyo asked him. III
you do we can kill the bill"
mo, l don't mean anything like
that" the witness answered.
On cross-oxBminaton Coyle said he
had never been approached by Nye
for money.
Representative Kimble of Adams
county, who introduced the gerry
mander bin, took The stand following
Coyle. He stated that upon a day,
the exact date OF which he could not
remember, Nye had come over to his
seat in the house ana told him that
he was against the Adams county bill
unless Pike county was included. lie
stated that HIS people would raise
some money II Kimble'5 people would
raise $1,000. Kimble stated that he
told Nye that he didn't know what
good money would do, but Nye said
II might secure the influence of some
outside parties. lie was very indef-
mite in his statements and said that
he did not want to be quoted as max
ing any of the statements on the
stand positively
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
GIVEN MILITARY ESCORT
Georgia Negro Taken to Trial Under
Heavy Guard.

Atlanta, Ca, May 26.--Acting under
orders from Governor Brown, Adiu'
tant General A. L. Scott ordered out
four companies of the National Guard
TO escort Tom Allen, a negro, TO the
courthouse I'm Monroe, Walton coun'
ty, where he was placed on trial to-
day on the charge of criminally as
saulting a white woman. The troops
will remain in Monroe during the
trial. The negro was brought here
after the outrage to prevent a lynch.
ing. Threats have been made to
lynch the negro.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
Mrs. Hopper Charged with Murder

Columbus. o., May 26.-An affidavit
charging murder in the first degree
was filed against Mrs. Stella Hopper
by Detective Bergin. The affidavit
charges her with having deliberately
killed Carl Sanborn, the young Penn
sylyania railroad engineer, whose
body was found in the old Fish brick
yard near Fifth avenue. Mrs. Hopper
has been missing for a week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
MOB LYNCHtS WOMAN
Son Also Strung Up For Murder Of
Deputy Sherlff.

okema, Okla, May 2G,-Laura Mel.
son, a negress. and her son, 1C, were
lynched here. They shot and killed
a deputy sheriff who went TO search
their shanty for stolen goods.
The woman and her son were taken
from the county jail by a mob, whose
members had first gagged and bound
the jailer, Lawrence Payne. The
bodies were foupa~later hanging to
the timbers Of bridge across the
Canadian river.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
SQUALL CAPSIZES BOAT
Two Girls Drowned In Lake While
Escorts Escape.

osdensburg, ~ ", May 90. Miss
Hazel Hicks and Miss Olive Blaine OF
the Toronto college Of music we're
drowned in Lake Ontario. In com
pany with W. j. Wolfe and II. "a.
Clarke, etudents Of Trinity college,
they went out for boat ride. A
sQuall came up and the boat was
eapsized, throwing them into the
water. The young men held onto the
upiuined boat and were rescued by
passing steamer, but the girls disap-
pcared from view Immediately after
striking the water
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
FataIIy Rurned by FIreerackers.

Springfield, O., May 26.-Elmer, the
9-year.old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Coo Of villa, was fatally burned while
playing with firecraokers. He went
to a grocery and bought some crack
eres and put them into his trousers
pockets. a young companion, as a
joke, place lighted one in the
pocket, igniting the bunch, and Coe
was terribly burned about the abdo-
men and legs. va
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
TWO Drowned Near steubenvlIle.

Steubenville, o., May 26.-Richard
Taley Q, was drowned while swim
ming in Short creek at Dillonvale.
His companion, Joseph Jeffrles, tried
to save him before he sank the last
time, but failed. Joseph Kernitsii,
II, was drowned while bathing in
Short creek at Adena.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

London, May 26.w Willie qualifying
FOR a pilots license an English avia.
tor named Benson was instantly Kill.
ed when his aeroplane turned com.
pletely over while 100 feet in the air
aud dashed to the ground. at llendon,
pear here.