The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14
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/ would rather live on s. q
week In Ireland than on $25 @
week IN America" declared
Richard CROKER, ex-boss of
Tammany on arriving here.
Cambridge Women always
are and constltntionally ought
TO be tougher than men de-
clared Dudley A. sargent
Harvard's physical director
who favCrs heavy gymnasium
work for women.
New York May Vessel has
sued Albert j. Schwarzler, a
rich contractor, for SlOOOOO
for alleged breach Of promise
and her mother is suing him
for a like amount for loss Of
her daughters services during
the courting period and the
annoyance caused by the brok-
en- engagement.
New York The board of
governors Of the Aero Club Of
of America will recommend
proper laws for the prevention
of aerial joy riding.
New York-A half gallon of
Scotch whisky given TO Hattie
"a Bronx 400 elephant, to cure
collie. resulted In "a drunken
spree on Hattie's part, that
tore things mp for half
an hour.
IIonoluu-Fifty-scven child
rem died aboard the steamer
Orterio. while enroute from
Funchal, Madeira. to this
port. Measles killed forty-nve.
Akron Ohio, April l4-Joe
Ballash. Barberton was
found guilty of second degree
murder by II jury late Thurs
day night Ballash killed Mike
Bescor In a Barberton dance
han quarrel The jury was
out ten hours.
New Haven-By mistake in
the dark, William Geary took
muriatic acid for whisky. He
viii probably recover, thanks
to the efforts or his physic-
ians.
New Britain. Connecticut
Total abstinenceis given by
Charles Seymour. ninety-two
years young, for his remark
ably good health.
New York April 14-To con
fer with the trustees Of the
Carnegie peace fund and pro
cure some OF the organization
cash for the work Of his or
ganization Henri La Fontaine
president Of the international
peace bureau of Bcrne, Switz-
erland, arrived here today
on the Lusitania, He is "a
Belgian senator and for years
has been interested in pro-
noting international peace.
1 want the Carnegie peace
fund trustees" he said, "to
bring about the amalgamation
Of all international societies
working FOR the abollshmcnt
Of war There are now two
hundred and nifty OF these but
as they are working indepen-
IDENTIFY the effect Of their la
Dor Is lost. Consolidated, they
would be a potent force in
ending war"
Lima .. owen S. owens.
eighty nine, Is dead at
Vaughnsville. lie leaves six
daughters, one son, eighteen
grandchildren, twenty great
grand children, and three
great great grandchildren.
London Apri At was
learned today that the Duke
Of Connaught, brother of the
late King Edward IS suffer-
ing from a bronchial affection
similar 10 that which termin-
ated m the death of King
Edward Considerable anxiety
is felt for The duke, as his
serious Illness at this time
would Interfere win the plans
for ihe coronation and result
In a tremendous loss to Lon
don merchants
New York, April li-The
lives Of more Than hundred
persons living in big lene-
ment were in grave danger
early today as the result OF
the collapse of a safety valve
Ia the basement gas en-
gipe. More than half Of them
were so sickened by the fumes
they had 10 be attended To by
ambulance surgeons while an
entire family Of six were taxi
en- TO q hospital All viii re-
cover.
New York April IA Miss
Anna Morgan, daughter Of
"the king of America" today
enjoyed complete monopoly
in her wurkingmens' restau-
rant at the Brooklyn navy
y1."L Reur Admiral Leutze.
commander, has issued or
ders barring lunch men from
tho yard. that Miss Morgan's
philanthropy may be given
thorough test.
Fremont, Ohio April IA
Acting under instructions from
postal inspectors police this
morning arrested Mrs. Nellie
Whitney. forty, at local
hotel said 10 be under indict-
ment for forging signatures
to postal money orders at