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The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mr.. V. l.. Gilmore. of Plaque.
mine Parish, was in town last Sat
urday to attend the succession
sale of the Gilmore estate. While
here he was a pleasant caller at
this Office. =
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
Foley Kidney Pills IN CHICK the
progress Of " nr kbdney aytd blad-
der trouble q kal by emoving
the cause. II them.
For sale at Taylor's (Drug Store.

The date for DR.. Asweli's appear
ance here has been postponed one
week. It was originally blamed that he
was to speak on the 10Th, hut as the
FRISCO train is to app ar here on that
date. anu as their date cannot be
changed, DR.. Aswell has agreed to
eli n1e h,s date to the 22nd. when
he vii address Inc puDiic Vt the E!ks
tn .asre
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Yesterday Mrs. E. H. Darby and
daughter, Miss May, in company
with Mrs. Darby's niece, Miss
Ruby Marin, after a months visit
10 Biloxi, Miss, and other inter,
esting points of the state, returned
to their homes.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

DIED: At the residence OF Mrs.
Frederic Duperier, cor. Washing
ton and Iberia streets, on We'd
nesday morning, August 9th. at
1:25 O'Clock, Fernand BONN, born
December 22d, 1861. The funeral
took place from st. Peters Catho-
lie Church on Wednesday after.
noon.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

M-O-N-E-Y-,$$S$
SAssd be placed where itis a.
y, vt EARfS IkTE1ESE Five + ss
r cent. paid On amopnt Of $10o,
g usltiples thereof. ~
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

On Tuesday Miss Marie Grelg,
after spending few days at Iota,
La, at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. Henry Casteran, retnrDed 70
her home in this city.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Ksla Il this city has &C.
4 ps1ltios at Rsyne with
" Oash Emporium, and
= dsties Monday morn
& Weok.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
HAY FEVER, ASTHMA 4
AND SUMMER (

HAY FEVER, ASTHMA
AND sUMMH COLDS
Must be relieved Quickly and
Foley's Honey and TT Compound
will do it. E. NJ. SteX)art, 1884 VOL
fram st., Chicago, Writes: Il I/have
been gread v troll6led during the
er and find tat by Using Foley's
Honey and Tar COMPOUND I get
great relief" Many I0thers who
suffer similarly willkoe glad to
benefit by MIR. Stewards expert
ence.
For Sale at Taylor's Drug Store.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Shsi imp ae!d in the Central Nars,t
ye ser.lay mcrniry At 2e cents ref
xns ON. While the snl p'v WAS &c
lie demand MAS even greater. and
they we're s,,cn all sold
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Harnet of New
Orleans honOred Us with pleas
ant call on last Saturday. Mrs
Harnet il the only daughter Of
the late j. Y Gilmore and she
came up to attend the succession
sale, which took place Oh last Sat.
urday.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

It's good thing to tel. the truth oe-
occasionally, just to keep in practice.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

MISS Elvira Peyrefitte. of New
Orleans. was the guest of Mr.. ia
cob Baumann's family this week.
She returned to her home on
Thur ursday.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Judge Robert B rown and Mr.. Max
Levy left Yesterday morning for a
days outing at the seashore AS the
guests of Mr.. Edgar Bourg. The par
ty vent down the city canal in Mr..
Bourg's splendid motor boat.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

An umbrella dealer says there are
lots OF hold-ups on rainy days.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mrs. Gustave DerOuen, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss
Lucy, left on last Monday for
Jeanerette, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Jules Myres.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
n had been given
- 10 die by three
= ar best doctors,

..u ~ ssand it to be on my
~ I was so swelled in the
s;.ea Il / could hardly breathe.
~ shaaks to Dr.. Miles Heart
,sir "a Nerine ! am able to
ksIscs The streets, a walking ad-
w...eoe of the curative quail
ss;"I ,osr remedies, although !
jo.lN R. CocHRAy
Lewistq1h, III.
,s,., .h.a any stat1@ent We
- asks sssfding value Of
q. MIsJ' Hha1f Remedy
- 49, vseds k/Mr. Cochran.
Hs -, kes Experience, the
ii1hee possible burce OF knowl-
- n YOU re any Of the
~ = Z weak heart, such as
- = tAs left shoulder or arm,
i.eiae sal hungry spells, short
- q bseseh. smothering spells,
rsesiagse pslpitation Of the heart,
n. lHIsg' Heart Remedy
- )pe eves twenty years has
- ssesgnised ~ the best prepa-
- 4 e kind to be had.
- se1es . ovasantso assuring the
- e0Ae esses q the first bottle u Il
~ - hnee6lA At ALL DRUGGISTS.
nnnno mGDOoAI CO.. Gikhart, Ind.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
TA.EE EVEpV Er;AnN!NG
A BAD BACK IS ALWAYS WORSE
IN THE MORNING. NEW IBE-
RIA PEOPLE ARE FINDING RE-
LIEF.

A back that aches all day and
causes discomfort at night is US
naliy worse in the morning. Max kes
you feel asfif you hpdnf slept at
all.
Can't fre badfaak, aatil you
cure thf Kidneys DgKhs Kidney
Pills al esassIally Veparsa for
sick of WeMeA Aed Aidnexse<have
cured lh9hsandl Of fNust sdsh trou-
TestiN ApxgD N ew iberia people
proves theSnlerit Of Doan's.
Edgar J. Bourg, 635 Julia ST., New
iberia, La, says: "On more than
one occasion during the past sew
eral years, ! was confined to bed
by kidney complaint. In getting
about, l had to be extremely care
full, owing to sharp tWinges in my
back. Mornings wheT arising,
there was stiffness and lameness
across my loins and l Saways lack
ed strengths and energy. Hearing
Doan's Kid1ey Pills Eghly recon-
mended, ] rocured a supply at
Taylor's Dr& g Stoa and had used
but half th4 cont hts of one box
before the ain I'd lameness dis
an \ NJ strength return
ed. EXperid hcqE has proven to me
that Doan'sI Hney Pills lived up
to represent ons.''
For sale all dealers. Price SO
Foster lburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sold agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mr.. Noon Etie, of New Orleans,
is in this city since Thursday OF
last week, expecting to spend a
few weeks with friends and yela-
tives before returning to his home.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mr.. Frank Kandzersky, former
" Of Avery's Island, but now of
Fresno, CAL, was q caller on last
Saturday at this Office. He and
other members of his family have
found ready employment in bis
now home and all are doing well.
He is employed by the Southern
Pacific railroad. When asked
how he liked California. be replied
that it was very fair. He ti,sn
added that q man had as good a
chance Of going barefoofed there
as any wbere- else be knew OF. IN
fact. he said, be knew OF no conn
try where osse could get a living
wit hOmt real hard work and plenty
Of IG. And hi knew M country
which did not have its peculiar
draw backs. In his section water
was the one great question.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mrs. Chas. Escudier and her
sister, Mrs. Heyem CogueDheim,
and the latter's daughter, Mrs.
Leopold Levy, of New Orleans,
we're visitors to friends and rela
tivus in this city last week, re-
turning to their homes on last
Sunday. The above information
was given Us by Mr.. Philip Four
net.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mrs. Edgard Marin, of st. Mar
tinville, arrived in this city yes
terday, and is a guest at the home
of her SOD, Mr.. Robert Marin.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mr.. s. Il SOrel. of Olivier Sta
ton. was a visitor to this city on
last Saturday and incidentally a
visitor to this Office.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mrs. julius Etie, of Houston.
Tex, arrived in this city Friday of
last week and is the guest at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Jules
BOutte.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clark re.
turned to their hCme in this city
last week after a delightful visit
to Galveston.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Alfred Soulier, of Alexan-
dria, was visitor to his mothers
home here on last Saturday.
Mr. Ernest Price, of Olivier,
was visiting friends in town last
Saturday.
Mrs. Collins, formerly resi-
dent of this place, is this week
the guest of Mrs. j. j. Clark.
Mrs. Pierre Danis, of Centreville, is
here on a visit to her girlhood home,
relatives ana friends.
Mr.. A. 3. Romero left a few
days since for a visit and So
journ at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Luke Bertrand and daugh
ter returned this week from a
pleasant visit to the Crescent CITY.
Miss Julia Mcmahon left yes
terday for Tnibodeaux where she
will spend the next few weeks
with relatives
Mrs. AdOnis Doiron and little
daughter, Rena. of Lake Charles,
are tho guests Of relatives here
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Clark re-
turned to their hcme in this city
last week after a delightful visit
to Galveston.
Mr.. s. Il SOrel, of Olivier Sta
tion. was a visitor to this city on
last Saturday and incidentally a
visitor to this Office
Mrs. Edgard Marin, of st. Mar
tinville, arrived in this city yes
terday, and is a guest at the home
of her SOD, Mr.. Robert Marin.
Mrs. julius Etie, of Houston.
Tex, arrived in this city Friday of
last week and is the guest at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Jules
BOutte.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Mrs. AdOnis DoirOn and little
Rena. of Lake Charles,
are the guests of relatives here
this week.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Miss Julia Mcmahon left yes
terday for TnibOdeaux where she
will spend the next few weeks
with relatives
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
BOTH PARTIES TO APPEAR
And Sign Application For
Marriage License.
New Law Defeats purposcoOr Those OF
Questionable Character WHO Desire
10 Iniurc Others by Having Names
Publically sociated-Infofmatlo
TO be Furnished Court Same a.
Bcfore-IIow II Works out.

Probate Judge Spencer has just re-
ceived a copy Of the new marriage
license law, aud In accordance with
its provisions all applicants for a Ii
cense must bring their brides to -be
into court with them. Both parties
are required to sign the application.
one purpose OF the law Is 10 pre-
vent men or women OF questionable
reputation from securing licenses to
marry people of prominence when
they have no such intention. but sim
ply desire to have their names pub
hcly coupled. the idea being to bring
disgrace upon prominent people Sew
eral instances of this kind have hap
pened in Columbus recently. Women
procured licenses TO marry prominent
business men for the simple purpose
of having their names associated In
the public prints, and no other.
The new law says;
Each of the persons, for whom a
marriage license is sought, shall per-
sonally appear in the probate court OF
the proper county and make applica-
ton therefor, and shall state upon
their oaths the name, age, residence
place of birth, occupation, fathers
name, If known, ana the mothers
maiden name, OF each of the parties
to such contemplated marriage, and
also state the number o.
times either party has beer
previously married In case the
bride is a widow. or divorce woman
her married name also must be stated
and in addition the name of the per
son who is expected to solemnize the
marriage, and II the judge is salts
fed that there Is no legal impedimen
thereto, ne shah grant such marriage
| license"
There is some natural timidity Oh
the part of the brides appearing bu
not more than is observed on the par
of the grooms.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
DONNELLY CASE is
READY FOR JURY
Arguments 10 close This Afternoon
In Toledo.

The following In this morning :
state Journal will be of much interest
10 Marlonites generally
Toledo, June Following the close
Of testimony in the case Of Judge
Michael Donnelly, former president OF
the Ohio German Fire Insurance Com
many. charged with embezzlement ad-
iournment was taken today until TO-
morrow. when argument VIII begin
The adjournment was taken to permit
Judge Chittenden TO review the re-
mlest Of Prosecutor Webster to charge
the Jury before argument. rms was
affected to by the defense.
Prosecutor Webster asserted 70 the
court that the defense has not shown
that the money alleged to have been
embezzled ever reached the insurance
company, while the defense stated
that II has shown that the insurance
company had received the money.
Judge Chittenden then requested both
sides to prepare statements on the
question and he will review them be-
fore long charging the jury
Assistant Prosecutor Greenhalgh
will open the argument before the
jury tomorrow morning. II is Thought
the case viii SO to the jury tomor-
row evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
DEATH ENDS SUFFERING
OF EDWARD JOSEPH BURKE
Had Been Long Afflicted by
Stomach Trouble.
A Widow and Daughter Are Left to
Mourn Their Loss-Funeral Fri
day Morning at ST. NIary's Church.

Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
death came to Edward Joseph Burke,
az his home on Bellevue avenue. as a
result of long Illness from stomach
trouble.
About thirteen weeks ago Mr.. Burke
became i'll, and gradually failed in
health. Two weeks ago last Sunday
he was taken to Sager's sanatorium at
Magnetic Springs. to undergo treat
ment AS his illness became more Sc
rious he was brought back to his
home last Monday and died at that
place yesterday
Edward Joseph Burke was born In
Bellefontalne, Logan county, April IL,
1875, the son of Mr.. and Mrs Martin
Burke. About twenty-one years ago,
he came TO Marion where he has since
made his home. May 20, 1900, he was
united in marriage with Miss Mar
garet Mcfarland. TO this union was
born one child, GwendOline. now aged
eleven years. AT the time of his death
Mr.. Burke was proprietor of a cigar
store and poolroom on north Main
street Previous 10 that. he was in
partnership with his brother, Michael
j. Burke. He was a member of the
Ancient order of Hibernians. also of
the Eagles lodge ANA belonged 10 st
Mary's Catholic church of this city.
Beside the wife and child, -four
brothers, Michael of Marion, James
and Thomas of Lima, and William
Burke of Springfield, survive. Both
parents are dead.
Funeral services will be conducted
Friday morning at 3 o'clock at st.
Marys church, Rev. Joseph Dennng
officiating. Interment will be made In
st. Mary's cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

Coroner W. II. Hinklin. this morn
ing. filed his verdict with Clerk of
Courts W. y. Kllnefelter in the mat
ter of the death of Mrs. orison e.
Creviston, June 4, The report also
contains the testimony of the young
husband and is extremely interesting.
The coroner finds that Mrs. Crevis-
ton came to her death from tetanus
produced by a criminal operation, The
testimony of the husband discloses
that he knew his wife was taking
drugs but denies knowledge of the
purpose for which they We're taken.
He tells Of visiting the office OF DR..
William A. Charter, with his wife, on
May 21, when some sort of an opera
ton was performed, Mr.. Crevlston be-
ing in another room at the time.
on the following Wednesday, ac-
cording 10 the testimony, they went
back 10 DR.. Charters office aud some
thing further was done, the husband
again being left in another room. on
this occasion he says he paid the ply
sician $13. on May 26, DR. Charter
was called to the CreHston home and
attended Mrs Creviston, while the
husband was outside her room. The
woman did not improve and on June
., Creviston says he went to Charter
office and got some pills and the neNl
day DR.. Charter again came TO tho
home. Mrs. Creviston was suffering
terribly and she was given a hypo'
dermic injection. The husband say'
he wanted 10 call in another doctor
and was advised not to do so for th'
reason. as he claims, that DR.. Chartei
told him "you will have to stand the
brunt of the matter then"
The testimony follows the case OF
up until death occurred and describes
as nearly as the husband could se'
through partly opened door. wha
happened.
This morning DR.. Charter, who Is II
i iail. charged with being responsible
for the death of Mrs. Creviston, re
tained Attorney John ID. DeGolley am
an effort was made to have his $2,OO'
bond reduced.
Attorney DeGolley appeared II
court this afternoon and asked to haV
Dr. Charters bond hxed. Judge SEQ
field Gxed it at $1,000 and II is likel!
that il will be raised within lev
II days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
MAYNARD GIRLS
FEEBLEM|NDED
More Than Half on a Test
Shown to Be
Detectives.
Ry unltad Press Wlre.

New. York June THAT ma
jority of the wayward girls in the
United States are feeble minded and
should be cared for in scientifically
managed Institutions, is the substance
OF report made by medical experts
TO the church mission Of help today.
The investigation was started to de-
termine whether the church had fall
ed in preventing waywardness in
young girls. or 113 cases examined,
hfty-eight were sub-normal mental
ly and should have been members
Of institutions. Speaking OF this, the
report says: "These defective girls
are allowed to be at large because
the state institutions for the feeble
minded are too crowded to admit
them"
There are two thousand girls on
the waiting list OF the state chari-
ties Aid association. Discussing the
girls the report says: "The human
craving for affection must find out
let. The lnore suIb-normal girl
is mentally the less she is
TO discriminate between the
true and the false. The fecble-minded
or low grade imbecile is Dathetically
and dependent and the
more nearly girls mental condition
approaches this, the more readily Is
she deceived by that show of affec-
ton which takes all that woman
can give aud in return gives dis
grace"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
Dog Once Property Of Duke
Of Cornwall.
DOES AN EQUESTRIAN ACT
Rides a Pony Like a High
Glass Artist.
Gentry Brothers Who Show Here Next
Friday Are the First Showmcn 20
Exhibit an Animal of Royal Birth.
Many other Features For the Young
Folks When the All New Feature
show Arrives.

with Gentry Brothers All New
Feature Shows, which will visit this
city Friday. June 8, comes the only
collie dog ever seen i'm this section
that was bred In royal kennels. This
beautiful animal was once the prop
erty of the Duke of Cornwall, and Is
a. performing animal. He is the on
~ dog that rides pony like high
class artist rides the big white Nor
man horses so common in the circus
world.
"Collie"-that Is the dogs name
was sent as a present to Gentry
Brothers when their agent was In
England three years ago. The agent,
who went there in search of European
novelties for Gentry Brothers shows,
found time to train four Of the dogs
from the royal kennels. In return he
was given three Of the royal collies.
one more was sent to Gentry Broth
ers. Two of the dogs died at sea.
The third is now In New York, and
the fourth of the aristocratic CANNES
is o. rider with Gentry Brothers All
new Feature Shows this season.
Gentry Brothers are the first show
men to ever present a dog of royal
breed i'm a public performance in this
country. However. this Is in keeping
with their efforts To present "A show
that appeals especially TO ladies and
children. The Gentry Brothers shows
you knew in childhood are as much
an epoch in the lives OF the children
OF today as they were i'm your life
decade or more ago. Gentry Broth
ers shows will give two performances
in this city Friday. June o. For this
day only admission is reduced TO %
and 80 cents.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

The case OF NJ. b. Chase against
William and Margaret Fox Is being
tried in the common pleas court today
Mr.. Chase sues to recover $3.50 al
legged TO be due as commission on a
real estate deal. The plaintiff claims
that he had the exclusive right to sell
a house and lot on Park Boulevard
for the defendants, and that the pro-
perty was sold by another firm.
BY the terms OF the alleged agree.
ment Mr. Chase's commission would
have been $3.50 The defendant
refuse to settle on the ground thai
Chase did not sell the property ant
they are therefore not indebted to him
The plaintiff is represented by W. n
Harder and the defendant by Free
Warner.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
HOOKING VALLEY
CARS ARE ROBBED
Three Men Are Arrested at Delaware
Tuesday.

Officers at Delaware yesterday morn
ing arrested three young men charg
ed with riling a car Of the Hooking
Valley Railroad company. They gave
their names as j. w. Leroy 20 South
Belle street. Columbus; George Emer-
son, 5S7 South Mohawk street, Colum-
bus, and Frank Staubin, Detroit.
Booty to the value of 500, which,
II was alleged, they had thrown of
the car. was recovered.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
removal Notice.

We have moved our office into
larger quarters at the rear of Mar
tins grocery where we are ready to
meet our friends and the public for
greater business dealings. We collect
the accounts that you cannot collect.
Try us. Phone L-9OS.
The Reliable Collecting Agency
6-6-6t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

outside the portals Of Arkansas
city. where Old Man Greenhut and
his gang flourishcth even as the green
bay tree, the great American game
of poker is wicked and vicious
thing. And that's the burden of a
divorce petition fled in the common
pleas court today by Attorneys Ey-
mon & Thompson for Mrs. Claire
Burton against james Burton.
The couple was married in Cheyen-
ne. wyoming. october %, 1905. Two
children were born Of the union. The
plaintiff says that her husband was
"a co-partncr in a jewelry business and
that "hc early became addicted to the
playing of the game of poker. with
disastrous results to his business and
character; that the consequent
estrangement between defendant and
his partner. his loss of property and
employment had a depressing effect
upon the defendant, who was never
too courageous in adversely. aud he
refused longer to support her or their
children, ordering her TO come TO
the home of her parents In Marion
county"
IL IS dHtBeu Nnal upon buIlui >
appeals. the plaintiff consented to re-
turn and live with him. but after she
did this. conditions became worse
than before. She charges that four
separate and distinct times she was
compelled TO go to her parents for
support for herself and children and
that condition exists now.
Plaintiff says that her husband Is
vicious and dangerous character
and Is unfit to have possession OF
their children. She also fears violence
at his hands and this fear has i'm
paired her health. She claims that
he has household property in his pos
session for which she has partly paid,
and that she is willing to make the
remaining payments to save the prop
erty from being turned back to
the firm from which Il was purchased
a thing which she claims Burton will
do unless restrained
Plaintiff asks TO be divorced given
custody of the children, for reason
able alimony and for an injunction re.
straining him from disposing Of the
property or interfering with her or
their children. A temporary iniunc-
tion was issued by Judge Scohed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
Notice to the Public.

Philians Bros. take pleasure TO in
form their customers and their
friends that they have Joined the Ma
rion Central Delivery company, COM
mencing Monday, June 10. All patrons
desiring meats to boil or roast please
have your order in for the o'clock
delivery in order to receive prompt
attention for dinner. Yours,
Pnnlians Bros,
Meat Dealers, N. Main st.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
CLAIMS POKER
IS DISASTROUS
Mrs. Claire Burton's Cause
For Seeking Divorce.
HUSBANDS BUSINESS RUINED
Loses Money Gambling And
Can't Support Family.

wyoming Marriage Did Not Turn Out
Wen and Wife Returns TO Her Par
cnts Four Times Before Bringing
Action-.M. u. Chase Attempting TO
Collect Real Estate Commission.
News of the Common Pleas Court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
CORONER HINKLIN
MAKES A REPORT
Husbands Testimony Re
garding Death
FILED WITH COUNTY CLERK
DR.. Charter is Charged
Responsibility.

Accused Man Retains Firm of De-
Gollcy and DcGOllcy to Defend
Him and Common Pleas Court Fix
e. Bond at One Thousand Dollars.
An Effort Being Made To Secure
Physicians Release From Jail.