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New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
BILLS TO STOP CONGESTION
Commission Prepares Statement Ap-
proving Those introduced

The commission ON Congestion Of Popu-
latou in New York has prepared a state
neut regarding some of the bills recently
introduced IN the Legislature 10 relieve the
present and prevent future congestion of
population and room oycrcrowding in New
York The measures are recommended
l. the commission.
one Of the bills provides that all tene-
nonts more than four stories in height
O. city feet must bc of frcproof construc-
tiou. and another bill limits the height OF
~ tonements. except south Of the south
SIDE of 1Slst street. Manhattan, 10 four
stories. with the rrouso that for every
ffteon per centum less OF lot area occupied
than is now legally permissible an ad1j-
tional story may he permitted. and that
Hvc stories he permitted without fireproof-
iug # this smaller percentage OF lot area is
occupied.
Another bin which has tho Endorsement
o. the commission Increases the number OF
cubic feet Of air space for every occu-
yant Of n tenemen, house from 400 cubic
feet 10 GO cubic feet for a minor.
The commission approves a bill intro
6ucod 10 make the Tenement House Com
missioner member OF the Board Of Health
ana also indorscs the bill requiring the
Tenement House Department 10 make in
spection Of all tonements as 10 fitness for
human habitation and providing for vacat-
ing those unfit for human occupancy, and
for the assigning Of a staff Of medical IN
Spectors by the Health Department TO the
Tenement House Department.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
TO CAN ELEPHANTS VOICE
Roars of Lions and Howls OF
Wolves To Be Also Recorded.

Intent on getting Photographic reproduc-
ticns OF the cries and calls Of some of me
animal inmates Of the Bronx Park coilec-
ton. the authorities Of the Geological Gar
dens have been asked by ar enthusiast for
permission 20 take records Of the trumpet
ings Of Gunda. the big elephant the roars
Of one or two lions and the howlings OF
some wolves.
It will require an extra strong sensitive
cylinder 70 record the variations in the
trumpetings Of Gunda. which hove often
caused the keeper of the elephant house an
earache Records have been made Of the
cries of lions and wolves before, but this
IS the first time any one has requested per
mission 70 can an elephants voice.
As Pete the hippo is also IN the same
house. there will probably he medley, FOR
he has divers tones and likes 10 hear them.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
HORSE AID SOCIETY RECEIVES
Mrs. Ehrlich Tells of Her Work to Give
Poor Animals Relief.

IN order 20 demonstrate to the horse low.
ing public Of New York just what it is do
ing toward improving the condition Of tho
poor horse in this city. the Horse Aid So.
"iety # which Mrs. Jacob Maurice Ehr-
lich IS president. held "A reception in its
initial stable. No. 437 East sd street. yes.
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Ehrlich told Of her work in the
street, how she discovered that horses were
and are being stabbed in cellars and alley
ways, and how stables Ike the one ostab-
l.shed are needed al over the city
The owners Of the horses which are
stabbed IN the buildings leased by the Horse
Aid Society pay a nominal Zee for their
board. bat the major expense is borne by
ihn sncIefN-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
REQUIEM FOR MCDONALD TO-DAY

The body 90 John B MoDonld viii bC
taken from the Dakota apartment house
this morning 10 ST. Patrick's Cathedral
where solemn mass Of requiem viii be
celebrated. There will be no services Al
TIE house. but the honorary pallbcarors Will
meet there and VIII accompany The funeral
cortcgc 10 the cathedral
After the requiem the body Will be- taken
10 the Grand Central Station and n special
train VIII convey it to Iopcwen Dutchess
County. the home Of Mrs. Mcdonald
where the burial viii take place
The honorary pallbearcrs viii be Morgan
i O'8rcn, Herman Ellis John y. Grim
rnins. Samuel Rea, former Justice Henry
" Gldersleeve. Justice O'Gorman. William
\. MarburS, August Belmont. William ~.
Truesddlc. Robert a. q. Smith Henry
Ollesheimer and Martin ". Littleton.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
REFUSED TO CLEAR COURT.

When the eight prisoners arrested on Sat
urday evening in a raid on an alleged gam
bling place at 12ith street and Eighth ave-
me were arraigned in the Harlem court
Yesterday Emory II. Bruckncr made a mo-
ton that the courtroom be cleared before
the man who obtained the evidence on
which Deputy Commissioner Flynn made
his descent was put on the stand. Despite
the Assistant District Attorneys contention
mat the courtroom was filled with look
olte." Magistrate Butts refused TO grant
the motion. The prisoners were held for
examination.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Sunday, March 10,
1911.
ARRINEp


Steamer Kablnga d'D, Calcutta January q.
Colombo February !. Suez 16. Port said II,
Algi.rs ~ and Boston March IS. 10 Norton q
Son with indss. Arrived az the Bar al a n.
Steamer Sicania QtdD Lipar February IS. Pa
lermo q ana Catana -. to iIirzel ICltmann q
GO. with mdsc Arrived at the bar at !: N.
steamer Laurcntic G}r. Liverpool March II
and Queenstown IL. 20 the WHITE star Line. with
456 cabin and 81 steeraSe passengers and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar az 81
Steamer Columbia G}rD Glasgow and Moville
March II. 10 Henderson Brothers. with 2jI cabin
and 232 s,eerage passengers and mGse. Arrived
al the Bar al noon.
steamer la Touraine dFn. Hayre March H. To
the Compasnie Generate Trdnsatlantiguc with
mdse Arrived at the Bar at ~ 30 m.
Steamer Allanca Crist0bal March ~. 10 the
Panama Railroad IS 20. with ~ passengers.
mails and mdse. Arrived AT the Ear at 1920
steamer pdns Meuriis Dutch,. Paramariho
February 23. Demerara ~. Trinidad &c Caiupano
March !. Cumdna and Guan,a .. la Guayia g.
Puerto Cabello 4. Curacao q. Jacmel :. AUX
cUycs (? Jcremi" 10 Miragoane and Petit GoaVe
II. Port au Prince ~ and - Marc ~. 10 the
Royal Dutch West Ildia Mail. with passen-
gers. mails and mdfe. Arrived az the Bar at &
a IN.
vana "a and Nassau l6 10 the New York and
cuba Mail IS 60. with i25 passengers. mails and
ndsc. Arrived ~ the Bar at T. IL ~.
steamer I.apland Gelg,. Antwerp and Dover
March ~ to the Red star Line with 26s cabin
and 10s steerago passengers and mdsc. Arrived
a. the bar ~ .2S J. 90.
steamer Ci,y OF savannah Savannah March
lG 10 the ocean So 80. with passengers and
Indse Passed In Quarantine AZ 3 - m.
Steamer Iroqupis. Jacksonville March H. and
Charleston II. 10 the ClyGo s. 90. with TaFsen
gers and mdse Passed In Quarantine at - 10
y IN.
steamer Madison Newport News ana Norfolk
30 the Old Dominion - 60 with passengers and
mdse. Passed iu quarantine AZ 2:"d y IN.
steamer rawncc Philadelphia. to the clyde Ss
60 with mdsc. Passed In quarantine az 10 -
a
steamer Piiar d" Larrinaga OBJ, Buenos
Ayres January - Montct ideo 80 Pernambuco
February no. Para % Cardenas March q and
Boston IS to Barber a 60. with mdse Ar
rived at the Bar a. $50 m.
steamer DUustan 'Brj, Manaos March ..
Para } md Barbados ~, to Booth a 90. with
mdse. Arrived at the Bar ~ y m. March H.
steamer George Washington. Bremen March
II and southampton and 'h'rbpurg -. 10
Oolrichs G GO. with passengers and HIds.
Anchored OF Amhrosc channel Lightship at
90
SANDY Hook y j. March ~, $50 M Wind
sou,hwe-r light breeze. thick fog. smooth sea.
SAILED
Steamers Cestrian oBri, Liverpool. Gaiiioo a}D.
Hun. No'mfontoin nbri. Hons Kong. Sildra
,Nori Yokohama Lo.rrer tHri. shanghai Via
Se,,u0rt N"Vs. Texas. I"rt Arthur. Jamestown.
Norfolk. Chesapeake. RHlti " Dcyefeux.
baltimore ,anl returned Ia SANDY Hook Bay Tor
haIbUJ.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %.
rRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

p..,instion and steamer Close in n. Y. +. N.
japan. Corea. China, Philippines tVia ~
seattle Sa0O Maru .--..-.-.- ...io io-daF' "-o'
Hawaii (via san Franciscot-Hopo-
lylU ~ 'of' W.
Hawaii. pan. CoTea, China. philip
pines (via san Francisco -Amefics -.
Wv
Samoan Islands New Zealand Aus
tralia via san Francisco Purley Mch ~ ".'-
Japan. CoIea, china. Philippines wa -.
Tacoma l-Taccms Maru .-...-.-.. Mch ~ o.3o
i'9Tsl, rrsncisroc co.. ,rsnsport Mch 81 $50
Tahiti. Marquesas cook Islands.
Frsnc3sco, Fus3@ Natal Mch 81 $40
Hawaii Japan Corea. China. Philip
pines via san Francisco o)-Teny0
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
BURNED BY HIS EXTERMINATOR
Inventor of Rat Killer Suffers from
Explosion of Sulphur.

While experimenting with sulphur I'm the
hope of expanding the possibilities OF
his patent vermn cXterminator yesterday
Frederick Kapitzka. of No. 81 West 115th
street. was burned seriously. Christopher
Fontmitts. a neighbor. heard the explosion.
aud when he saw that Kapitzka's clothes
were aDlaze sent I'm an alarm Of fire.
When the engines arrived there was moth
ing for them 10 do. kapitzka is proprietor
OF the Eureka Exterminator Company. Two
children were slightly burned. kapitzka
was removed 10 the j. Hood Wright Hos
pital.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
PLAN CHILD LABOR MEETINGS

The National child Labor Committee has
arranged with several women in this city
10 give parlOr meetings on child labor in
thoir houses during the Lcnten season.
Mrs Joseph j. ODonohue. Of No. . East
cth street. will open her house tonight for
a meeting of this kind. Many prominent
Catholics. including Monsignor Lavelle and
Monsignoi Mcmahon. supervisor Of Catho-
lIc charities OF New York. have been invited
10 this meeting. Dr. \. j. Mckelway. Sec
rotary for the southern States Of the Ma
ti0nal Child Labor committee, VIII come
from Washington expressly for this meet
ng.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
OLD KIPs BAY CHURCH TO CLOSE

Reunion services were held in the old
Kips Bay Methodist Episcopal Church. in
East 18th street Yesterday morning, which
has been sold and will he torn down 10
make way for an office structure. Special
services will be held on Thursday evening.
and on Sunday. March 26. communion will
he administered in the old edifice. erected
in 1855. for the last time. The congregation
will consolidate with the Beekman Hill
Church. in 50th street. The Rev William
V. Kelly. editor Of The Methodist Re-
view" preached the sermon
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.

SANDY Hook AZ 20 3 m yss,erday. is expected
10 dock TUESDAY forenoon.
The Hellig Olav, reported as 735 miles east II
SANDY Hook al o % m YESTERDAY. is expected
20 dock Tuesday forenoon
The Cincinnati. reported as 343 miles east ~
Sardv Hook AZ o 30 n yesterday, is expected
70 dock this forenoon
The Madonna. reported 252 miles east ~
Sandy Hook al 20 yesterday is expected
~ dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
TdUI T'UNHh 'ITI'Id,
hYians et Barhe.b!eue
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

NEKINFD.
Queenstwn. March 10 ~ ~ m Raltlc ,ur,
New YORK fpr Liverpool nnd proceededp
Plymouth March ~. IL IL a ~ - Paul New
York fnr cherbOurs ana Southampton ,and
proceeded.
Southampton March "a st Paul New York A.,
Plymouth and 'herhouTg
SAILED.
Queenstown March 10 noon. tampanla uRr
from id.eTpoon. New York
southampton - March ~. 30 T. m-Amerika
Uicr urlm Hamburg. Now YORK VI, oier
houts
Liverpool March - canadian 'ifr, New York
ligIn'. March ~ Esnuoris tiip. Ncw york
PASSED.
Lizard. March ~ Francisco tDD. New York Ter
Hun
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
sBrinss mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Mail Nesse!
yes.sl For Line. closes. sails.
Terence Santos. Lamp A. II. $50 a IN w y ~
Sabine, Brunswick. Mallory. - d'VoP 'H
TUESDAY. MARCH 81
,L.tf. Mor.avid.o --- 1900 =: 90 a m 70 90 q
p,,6s,, Rotterdam, UoIl-A 1000 a m
Virginia. Naples. Lloyd 1tal. -
Arapahoe Jacks 0nville clyde --- l'pop III
WEDNESDAY. MARCH -.
JIlsitania. Liverpool. Cunard 300 m 200 2 IN
Rerinudian. Bermuda, Quebec 500 a IN lO'," IN
Zulla Curacao, Red p...... $50 IA l-:Wo m
Ancon Cristobal. Panama ":3p a ~ l2:tr III
Seneca. Guantanamo, Ward. I-!Vu m
Irootiois Jacksonville, 'lyGe. -- W. = IN
S,t,es Galveston Mallory. 100 y ~
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 8 rf sunset, G ~. moon rises.
moon age. 20
HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20

You can thank the Weather
Man for this bargain.
He put a damper on the
umbrella business for 1910 and
so far for 1911.
Rainfall by I. S. Weather
Bureau figures was just about
200 below normal for 1910,
and for January and February.
1911. shows an average def
cheney of 1.O4 inches.
What's the result.
300 umbrellas in Sale.
Pure silk by our own test.
Handles of the plain and
polished woods used on the
finest umbrellas - boxwood,
ash. partridge, pimento, WEIGH
sci and furze.
dIttCS bOIlC ICNS tIluIi
$3.50.
$2.15.
Spring overcoats.
Spring suits.
Spring shirts and scarfs.
Spring hats.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th st. 34th ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20

HUI. Wo.ufontcin ,Hri. Hons Kong. Sildra
'Nop. Yokohama. I"l"r'r 'Hri. shanghai VIA
%evpnrt N.vs. TcNa-. Iort Arthur. jamestown.
N,rfolk. Chesapeake. baltimore. ~ Dcyereux.
raltmorc (snl returned Ia Sandy Hook Bay for
haIbUTJ.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08
,.MN YnRl. rROnrCE.

Ncw York, July S--Flour-Dul1
unchanged,
Pork-Htcady; mess 1725m17.50.
I.ard-trm; middle West spot S;
NS.f5.
Sugar-Raw, firm; ccntrifugals 90
test, i.O5; M1scovado, 50 test, 8 40
refined steady; cut loaf $40; crash
cd $50; powdered $50; granulatod
$40.
Conco-Rio No. 7, on the spot
.13 3-SM1-2.
Tallow-Quiet; city S-4. country
10 1-2M6.
tlay-I'irm; prime Lao; No. 3. 90
GI00; clover 7Om1.1i.
Dressed poultry-Quict: turkeys /.
a 30; chickons 1f@1S IL; fowls Z
Cn15; ducks "A l-2.
Live poultry-Dull geese 9; ducks
y; fowls ~ 1-2@13; turkeys n
ROSTERS s; spring chickens 20m2I.
Chccsc-Stcady; safe milk, COM
mon to specials Q 1-2m3 "a; skins
common to specials. 3-4m1O; hard
skins 112N3.
Buttcr--Quict, steady, receipts o..
536; creamery extra 20; state dalr,
tabs 1Sm24. imitation creamery nrsts
nominal
Eggs--lrrcgular; receipts G,363;
nearby whito fancy 2tm25; nclrb,
.mivcd fancy 16@2O; fresh nrsts Il
Q22.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08
VALUATION v... .
Of RAILROADS
Must Pay Taxes on Market
Value of the Properties.
Commission to Begin
Work Next Tuesday.

r,lumbiis. O.. July S.-NcNt TUESDAY
,be ohio tax commission VIII begin
oxine the tax value OF steam railroaas
This var the railroads must nay
tpxos ON the market value OF Their
properties which means what the
roads would actually sell for, Here
tprorc, they have been paying on from
ten TO forty per cent of their true
value.
The commission will take into con-
sidoratlon the physical value, tho
amount of stocks and bonds, thu earn
ings and other lhines. Tentative
values have been fixed and the tax
agents of the reads viii be given n
chance to appear and approve or
object to the commissions figures.
The hearings will begin Tuesday
when the Baltimore & Ohio lines will
have an inning. Following viii como
tn G. IT, a. H., the Hooking Valley,
the Norfolk & Western. the Toledo
Terminal the Now orlt Central lines
and the Erie. These are expected to
take mp the entire wcek. Other roads
VIII be heard as time will permit.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08
.Ahnn.lnncd Itnrnis.

Columbus, o., July S.-Followlng tho
exampi, Of New York. the Ohio state
board OF agriculture is shortly to t1ke
mp tho work of compiling and dis
tributing information about abandon
ed farms throughout the state, the
idea being both TO dissude Ohio pco-
pie from going To other states to
Terminal the New York Central lines.
these reports the department Of agrl-
culture viii get much Of it's Informal
tion. '.i a.i ~
According TO A|P. sandt,s, secre-
tary of the department, farm labor
bureau viii be started to secure farm
hands for Ohio farmers. Men who
want help as well as thosa who want
Jobs will register with the bureau
and await results.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08
THE MARION DAIRY MIRROR, SATURDAY, IULY 8 iall
'OUT ON THE
OCEAN SAlLINI
President and Official Fam
ily Yachting With Eight
Senator's TO Consider
Reciprocity.

Philtdclphil ~. July S-Nceon
panied W his ofItal ntnly au,
eight \ ted 'rttcs scu1 .nrs, wit
whom it Is c1nndcndy cNncctcd ~
will come u rome agreemeni ru th.
suhicct OF rcciprocity during the rip
President Taft left this port soon uf
ter o'clock today in his yacht May
ilDwCs bound for Waahiugtoa pisirici
Of Columbia. Thc yacht which re
ceivcd the party late last cycninc
whcn he prcsidont eF 9ict ffrn
Atlantic city Law AT anchor m rh1wf
sons Point unti 3:l5 This rt'r1inc
washington. July s.-With Prcsi
dent Taft miles out ai sea in the pres
idcniisl yacht MlvGowcr thn Nuita,
states settled down today to got oloue
without a chief executive for three
days.
But for the octopua armed W'rcic
aboard the Maynowcr. stretching Co.,
elusive rays lnndwarl o. tho N0auu
coast stations. the president or On.
United States ig about ABSOLUTELY oaI
of touch with the country.
Tho Maynowcr loft thr Icaglr o.
land navy nrd at l2 o'rlo't llei
night. Until some ,ime Nou1av tb
president and his yacht pHrtr of cigr'
senators viii cruise iowa OBJ. o5e
and up the Potomac. or their o.orf
joy ride Pultics is was said. Wu
not bc the main corsid.r'ti3n ou tA.
trip for four Democrats ald rou
rorubirans arc iaeIudcd !n ,bc us
of guests.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08
EAST BUFFALO.

East Buffalo, n. Y. July S.-Cat-
tie Receipts $50 market dun. steady:
prime steers 6.IQm Geo; butcher
grades 3MG.25.
Calves -Receipts-15O; market ac-
tive 25c lower; cull to choice 5@G.75
sheep and lambs--Receipts 1900;
market active. steady; choice lambs
fmG25; Gun 40 frir 5mG75; yearlings
5.50m 5.75; sheep 2@4.5O.
Hogs Receipts 1850: market ac-
tive, i2m; yorkers 725@7.3O; pigs
6.9o@ Z; mixed G.9O@7; heavy 7.2Om
I25; 'rouGhs I2O@L25; stays SO
$50.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08
HoIle MnN Dir

Now York. July S.--As tho result
of inattontIon after he had boon pr1e
ticallv Knocked out in the tenth
round Of a Aght az the Brighton
Fench Athlete club Concy Island.
last night Patrick Bolte. known as
KID Boltc, is in a dangerous CON
clifton today in the Conoy Island hos
pital.
Polto was kept for two hours fol.
lowing his collapse In stumy gar
age in the rear of tho club. l1o suffer
cd hcporrhagcs and It was thought
at first his skull was fractured
Fighting Jack" LundN Boltc's OPP
poncnt, is held awaiting the outcome
of his injuries.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08
i, LOCAL. GRAIN MARKET.

ORDINANCE NO. 90. 10 proceed
WIN l9e IMPROVEMENT of first aley
west Of Prospect street from Ccntor
street 20 west Church street.
BE II ordained by the Council OF
the, CITY or Marion. state Of Ohio:
section !. That Y Is hereby de-
eided by the Council Of the CITY of
Marion, Ohio. threc-fOurths of all
members elected thereto concurrint
to proceed with the Improvement of
hrst alleN west Of Prospect street from
west center street 10 west Church
street IN accordance with a resolution
for that nurpose passed on the Sth
day OF May 1911. bv said council and
being. known as Resolution No 4b;
specifications. estimates and prohles
heretolore apprOved ana now on flle
" the office Of the Department OF
Public Service.
Section 2. That all claims for dam
ages therefrom shall be iudiciouslv in
quired INTO before the commencement
ol inc proposed Improvement, and
the city solicitor be and he Is hereby
authorized and directed to institute
pfGpeedlngs In court OF competent
jurisdiction to inquire into such
Section 2. That the whole cost of
said imprOyement less one-nftlcth
thereof. and the cost of intersections
snail be hssessod by the front fOOtage
nbuttlng uDon said improvement be-
lMeen west Center street and west
Church street which said lots and
lands. are hereby determined to be
especially beDehted by said improve
meni: and the cost OF said imorove-
ment shall include the expense Of
printing publishing and serving no
tices. resolutions. ordinances reuuired
and the cost OF Issuing the same is
sued In anticiDation of the collection
OF the assessment to be levied for Gaid
Improvement interest and other nfces-
sarv expenditures.
section 4, That the assegsWe ats nl
nual installments with interest on de-
ferred payments not TO exceed six (6)
per cent. Der annum, payable semi.
annually: provided that the owner OF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08

ceipts light market ftoady; choice
6. 30 @6.90; primo 6.t0d Csc; common
i.50n5: veal calves SmS.j0.
sheep and lambs -ilocolqts fair;
market steady; prime wethcrs 500
0At5: good mixed 3.5Om3.S0; fair
missed 2.75m8.iO; lambs 2R5; spring
lambs im7.50.
Hogs Receipts, light; market ac.
tive, highor; prime heavy hogs G.90M
7O5; mediums 7.t0CD720; heavy
yorkers 40; light yofkcrs 720; pigs
6.SO@7; roughs 5.50NG; stays L75of
$50. WIZ L.L--
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08
CHICNCO LIYrsToCI1

Chicago. JulY .-Hogs-R ceipts
5000; market strong; mixed and
butchers 6.A0m6.S7 1-2; good heavy
CAB 5n6.S7 1-2, rough heavy $3.50
6.i5, light 6.4Om6.S7 -; pigs els
mG.7O.
Cattle-Rcceipts 400; market
steady; heeves f9OW6.9O; cows and
hcifers 2.S5m $50; stockers and feed
ers 3.35@5.5O; Texans 4GOm5.SO;
calves Gas.
Sheep - Receipts 5000; market
steady; native 2.GOmi.7O; western 3
6pf.S0; lambs, native i.25@7.25. west
crn I.75m735:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08

Chicago, July S--Two unmasked
stick up" mon carly today entered a
West side saloon and backed Jack
Johnson the bar tender. and oscar
pgner' a porter, against the wall al
the points OF rcvolvers.
The men then rined the cash drawer
OF $40 In money, ana tho safe of s7oO
IN cash and $3.50 worth or dia,n,,,,..
MIS- Aubrey Hess ana son William,
,vsu.n'l ,,.'l last evening from Cleveland
' mnere she has been the gueots of her
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08
Marlnn County. ohio:

Marion County. Ohio:
Ned T.. Thatcher. Plaintiff. vs.
Tranccs n Crosby ct al. pefendanta q
Lillian Is Thatcher who is snp-
posed 10 reside at Oregon CITY, In the
state of Oregon. Will take notice that
on the 5th dav Of july. A. d.. 1911, tho
plaintiff. Ned E. Thatcher. filed In the
Office OF the Clerk of the Court
Common Pleas of Marion county,
Ohio. his petition IN the above en-
titled cause. to contest the alleged
last will and testament of John wv
Thatcher. deceased. ana praying that
an issue shall he made up whether
The purported writing propounded II
the last will Of tho testator or not and
probate thereof be set aside. and for
such other and further relief as "
authorized by tile statutes lii such
cases made and crowded said de-
fcndant Lillian H. Thatcher. is re,
duircd 70 answer on or before Septenl-
bcr end 1911.
Ned Il. Thatcher Plaintiff
Crissing or a. GuthefY. and Ntoper
lard q Bartram. Attorneys ior Platn..
tiff. 7-S-6t-sa,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-08
CLNvELNNn LIYEsTOCk.

Cloyclund, July S.-liogs 100;
firm, sc higher mediums, mixed, q.
pigs G.75; yorkcrs, light 7.05.
Cattle cars; steady.
Sheep and lambs cars; 1.25 top
Calves At00 head $50 Top.