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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
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ALASKA DELEGATE
 GETTING ROASTED
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 NEW YORK, July 1S-Dclegate wickersham's attack on the Attorney General of the United' States. stating he has allowed the statute of limita- tion to operate against the government, in favor of the Alaska Syndicate, is being thrashed out
 The controversy has started an ava lanche and the papers of the country are printing the wonderful Wickersham letter to Stephen Birch. in which he longs for the flesh pots" of the out side and demands that they employ him at a salary of $15OO0 per year.
 The attack of James Wickersham on the encouragement is the beginning of the end for the delegate in Wash ington and the country at large for the wonderful letter as it is called shows the delegate up in strange light. and the public press comment upon it. is against the representative from Alaska.
 The attack is now considered q case of "sour grapes" and one paper edi- torially calls it "F'leSh Pots vs. Other
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BIG CYANIDE PLANT
 BEING INSTALLED

In the hnildinr formally occupied by George Apple as his tin shop there will be installed an up-to-date cyanide plant for treating the concentrates of the Nome beach sand, also the Lack sands from the various mines which are caught in the rifles.
 workmen are now placing the build ing in shape for installing the plant which is modern and is expected to revolutionize the mining industry of extracting the fine gold from the beach sands.
 Captain Moufflet Of the French army is the man back of the invention while several local mining and professional men have taken interests in the under taking.
 Space will not allow of going into detail of the scientific method of first extracting the concentrated from the ruby or beach sands; but it is accom- plished through the medium of a cone that revolves at so many hundred revo- iutions to the minute the concentrates being caught under the rim, which are held there through the laws of centri- fugal motion and the great specific gravity of the gold. The lighter or dross material being thrown off, or climbs up out of the cone as 1t re- wolves much the same as cream sep srator in factories takes all the fatty substances from the milk.
 The concentrates which collect in under the rim of the cone are then treated with cyanide and all the yell low metal saved The capacity of the
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ENTERTAINMENT AND
 CONCERT TONIGHT

Piano Durt-"The Caliph of Bag dad" Mrs G.u. Marshall and Mrs. N l. Cook
 Flag prm and Song Twelve girls.
 2-violin Solo s.lreteI slrs N. W. Sale.
 4-Yocal Trie-"The Morning Inyi- tation." Mrs. dc I.a CroiN. lat soprano Mrs. Everett F. Clark. 2ud soprano. Mrs. W. J. Cook, cOntralto.
 5-Dumatic Reading -"The Two Portraits" Mrs Nerna Non Boden.
 6-Tcnor Solo Afterwards" Mr. Frank M. Kiesele.
 Soprano Sola-'T Hid Aiy Love, D'Hardelot. Mrs de Ia CroiN.
 S-Ins,rumental Trio.-opus 52 Rubenstein. Violin: Mrs. w w. Sale. cello: Dr Hayne; piano. Mrs N. J Cook
 9-Soprauo Solo-tal Norwegian Song Chl "The Spriug Has Come ' Mrs Everett r. Clark.
 Reading "A Secret Iu Butany,' Mrs. Nerna Non B0den.
 lI-Nocal Duet-"Life's Dream Is Ger" Mrs. Everett r. Clark. soprano: Mir Elmer Reer. baritone
 12-Cornet Solo" "GeorGiuue Polka.
 - Fred Hanks.
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Plots" Then goes on to show why Delegate Wickersham attacked the at torney- general, not so much to take a fall out of that eminent parsonage but to get back at the Alaska Syndicate for not employing him at $15.0OO per, un- der a contract for so many years.
 Delegate Wickcrsham worked the democratic side of the house who are ever after campaign material for the coming election and it commences to look as if the Alaska delegate has inn poached himself instead of the attor- general as was the intention of the house after the secret investiga- tion.
 The publication of the Stephen Birch letter is now the talk of the country. and the popular opinion expressed by the press of the country is to the ef- feet that the house should drop the matter now that the delegate from Alaska has admitted he wrote the won derful document which is now pub lished broadcast throughout the coun- trV
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
WILL
 NOT VISIT ALASKA

"I r.grrr v" win b. mahr. ts su North as ] had hoped that auuth,r visit fn the t.rItrnr. ..au.d r,.-uIr Iu som" ,nu~ urtit. I.gi-aftru flor rH. rnuutrr'~ benefit"
 senator Nelson had b,-n gathering data con Alaska aud had arranged a r"utttiy" itinerary for tho rummitto,..- trip q" the North IT.. .s.Iu continue hf- study u D" hop. that m" trip cam b. mad" next summer following th.. lau. session of Congress
 Th, senate has passed resolution offered Toy Senator William NII.u. smith. ol Michigan. chairman ur tl.. cnmmittr, ru territories authpuzIng th. territorial committee .a mNc~tl- gate Alaskan affairs. but r..-r,rda, Senator SmtH auumu,rd that u. VnuId uut talk, advantage uf th, p,f- mission given los th" senate. h.a-u-. 'h" special committee ut which Senator Nelson Is chairman uIf uHN ,os,.I tho ground
 D"IogHt. Wirk"r~hHm tI~u has lutra- durrd a resolution a~hug for au lu Nr~tigHtlpu hN th, hng-. ,ummittr, uu territories but u Is Jouhtfm ir thl- resolution NlH u, r-purt,.I back To .h.. house
 Sr,rrtar, Fisher uuauurcd that hr would carr, out his intentions of visiting Alaska If congress adiourn- b, August l5. or even later. if he can ~u arraug. th" affairs of his department as 'u cnabl" him tu get away
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18

machines are sufficient ta bandio !~rn"y cubic yards of beach sand daily and with every color saved in this patent process those interested believe they can make every machine pay large re- turns or the investment.
 The names of the local men we will give later when the machines are in stalled and the cyanide plant in opera tion. IL Is a large undertaking and the history of which dates back several years. Last summer Captain Moufflet spent part of the summer here perfect ing the machine and making trial tests to see how the machine would work in the present beach sands, and upon the fine showing returned to complete ar rangements for installing many separ- ators, and a cyanide plant for treating the tons of concentrates they can col lect daily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL. NOTES
 N Reug~darE -a0lrd N"rrh au t#. DuNhurs tu luah after his Suurral River property
 C r.. H"nH1 af tn. Tinted Sta..- Tin Mining Company aa- 8 ra-,.us,r fa cape York
 Prod Price auI Sau r,uru.d ra kiaua where Nr Price tfH nafb du.- ing the summer au Na ahaE,. at klrary.
 Commissioner Wo,d- and wife rr- turned tp Teller on n, DuNhurv
 Captain Dieh~uu Of the T. = Signal earp~ t. u Nome an a tour uf iu~prr- ton having reached this port frou Ss. Michael
 The Hon F. Hanson. ,x-seerrtt.. af state from Mnue~n.sl arrived Nlth his wife tins morning and NiII -pend a f.w days in Nome. Th,y ary ma< ing a taur af Alaska and came rla tH. inside passage down thu river co Sf Michael and over con Jha Victoria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget SpecISl SerNice.
 WASHINGTON July K Senator knut, Nelson Of Minnesota who was elected chairman of the Congressional committee. tu visit Alaska during th. coming summer sent in his rrSigua e ti"u yesterday a~ head "f tho cum- mitt--.
 senator Nelson stated that h, does not believe the committee win l, able tn gn North this summer and h." wants To be relieved as chairman The local papers in commenting Gpou tho sam, give tho following information
 "It is practically certain that the spec ciaI congressional committee appointed at th" close Of th. last session tn visit Alaska will not b, abl" to go North this season
 This statement was made yesterday tn the Washington correspondent of The Times by Senator kuu,e Nelson. nf Minnesota. and with tine statement the hopes of AlaSkanS for congressional aid in the opening of th" coal fields went glimmcriug. It k probable that Walter Fisher. secretary of the interior also will defer his visit as h" cannot leave Washington until after Congress adiournS
 "It would b. uselcs- to attempt the trip" said senator Nelson 'unl,~S we could start by August L. and th" lrgi~. lativ" situation here IS such that con gross likely will b" in session bong be. vond that date
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
10 CENTS PER VOTE
 WILL BE THE LIMIT

elected The biIl Was passed on June 25. and known as II R 2p5~. but the amendments which have just been passed make th, original biu very tam" in scope
 The bill now passed by the senate is 'Npo, ted to do away with bribing and crooked work in election of both rrprcso'4 4tativcs and senator to the state as well as the national legislature The Ln"imcr ease and other senators who haze in the past been subject tn invcsti gaunn for fraud in securing their clccfioIh have escaped In nearly every instandf-but the fact that they spent fprtuncS proved that som. law should b" pa~sd that will prohibit such work
 The placing of the amount each candidate for congress can cxpeud at ten cen.s per voter. or the aggregate cannot eNcocd the amount of ten cents for cacit voter is believed will help to clear up the complicated tauglrs and give tls less fortunate in worldly goods chance to secure an election to the national law-makug body
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
LEWIS LLOYD RETURNS.

Lewis Lloyd. of the Kohuk country who went to the outside lasr fall re- turned on the Victoria and left yester- day on the DuXbury for the North.
 His home is at Skugnak on the Ko- hulk River where he has placer and a fair looking quartz prospect.
 Mr. Lloyd has raised many fine sam ples of vegetables that he has sent out to the government which have re- eeived special mention in their agri- culture publications
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
EXTRA! ExTRAI ExTRAl

The Modini Cafe in order to better please their customers during the sum mer season. will. commencing from next Sunday. June II. serve a mer- chants lunch from ll:3O to p. m. with a glass of elaret wine. for the small sum of fifty cents.
 The a Ia carte dinner will he served from { to 9 p m. Short orders al all hours of the day and night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
DEATH SENTENCE
 COMPUTED LIFE
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SAI'LT STE MARIE. July l7- The death sentence or Angelina Nrorolitana has been ,amwufed tp life imprisnu- meut. for the murder uf her husband.
 The press of both Canada and the Tuitcd states have taken up th" mat ter of this particular execution of a woman who Was about tn become 90 mother and nue prominent doctor of- ferrd to suh-tiut, his life for that of th" Wnmau's. rather than hay. the death sentence carried ont under the present conditions
 Tho power af th" press has been struuge enough tu have the death sen tcucr set aside and the woman given n life sentence in the p,uifcutiarv
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
DUxBURY SAILS WITH
 PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT

Mercantile Company sailed yesterday evening with the mail freight and many passengers fpr fh" North The following people took pB~sae. ou m" vessel.
 For Tin city. Chas Salo r.. C Bondy. M. E. Luther. John Read
 For Eotzchu,. Louis I.nNd N. Rrngsdorf. o. j. Samson Fred Pric" and son. AIrs and Mir C n Jones.
 For KreNaNE Gen. L.. Marshall
 For Shimarum. IT. Richardson.
 For Teller Nh and Mrs. Jndg" Woods
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
JURY TAKES A
 RECESS TO OCT.
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. July l7.-Thc grand jury which rcconvcned to hear further eNi- donce in the Wappensteiu gratting cases and other municipal affairs have taken a recess until October.
 Should ex-Chief Wappcnstein fail l." be convicted on the charges now against him it is stated there are sui ficient other indictments to be returned against him to land him where hc be longs.
 The present grand jury it is claimed contains the best lnt of men gotten together for delving and probing crim" for some time and the court is having them hold over from month tn montn to sift down the many cases 10 com" before it during the cleaning up pro- -rrss nf Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
Nugget Special Service.


 WASHINGTON, July 1S-Onc of the most drastic campaign publicity bills ever heard of passed the senate today by a large majority. The bill which passed provides that no candi- date for either the senate or house of representatives shall spend over ten cents for each voter in their district as candidates to the United states Congress.
 That in the state senatorial candi- dates, the limit is placed in the general elections at SlO.OO0 and for state representatives at 5000 This includes the primary contributions to any and all campaigns for public office.
 The bill which contains such drastic reforms for campaign publicity was introduced in the senate on April r.. read twice and referred to the Com mittee on Privileges and Elections. IL Is entitled an act providing for pub licity of contributions made for the purpose of influencing elections at which representatives in congress are
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
CHANGE IN MEAT PRICES.

In order that this branch may re- Spnud tn the change in outside prices on fresh meats. on and after August 1. 1911 the wholesale prices wiil b" as follows.
 Beef hN the side 23iac.
 Mutton hy the carcas 23i-t.
 Mutton hN the side 25c
 This k an advance con beef nf nu, ceut Der no. and reduction ou mutt tou of one and onc-half cents per lh hy the carcaS Ther- will be no change in the retail prices.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. JuNl r., The S,attI' putlatch which has been advertised far some time op"nrd lndaN with thou sands of strangers tu the.,ity from tH' surroundings ruuulrs and th. dmyreni states
 povt"d for II almost equals that ul Dh" opening day of the Ala~ta-Yul>nn- Pacific Exposition There win D, -"N- er.u days of celebrations and th'
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
CRUISER DUE JULY 27.

United States Cruiser Buffalo will arrive in Nome on the 21th of July. News was flashed from Kiska Island via St. Paul Island to Nome. The Buffalo is on a tour of inspection of the new wireless stations being in- stalled on St. Paul and Kislla Islands Kiska is about the last island in tn" Aleutian china. The Buffalo will try and reach Nome before the departure of the Bear-which will soon start for an Arctic cruise.
 Daily Nuanet deliNered g per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18
POTLATCH OPENED
 IN SPIRIT CITY

visitors NlU H. entertained m lu m- u-rr~tug a- N.u .- ln m=uuotlN. manner
 ShuaH the FnrHfra rr.s" eurgrse ts aII d..rlau Hta au auu.al 3nui murN fH. ann. a= ..a. tHfaAaE ar Ross at Portland oregon ~hI.h r- held tt advertise anal draw tH. af.sn. tiau ut strangers q. tHat u,raa ..js
 Fine strawberries at Royal Frut Company
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18

My lease having expired July 1. am now occupying offices across the hall from my former office in tFe Board e Trade building, where 1 will continue my practice. Or. Cora 8. Eble.
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MINERS HOTEL.

have refitted 30 single rooms for summer trade and am prepared to accommodate and suit the better class of travelling public; either ladies or gentlemen at Miners and Lincoln hotels. Large reading room, steam heated, electric lighted, ground floor office. Call and see the best mining cabinet in Alaska. E. L. Holt. Mngr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-18

Lewis Hunter. Atherton. Lacey. Mar quette by the case or bottle Seward ComI Go.
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STEAMBOAT NEWS

Victoria arrived rtrIN this morning with tsvu sacks of maIi tram St M1yEt1 and departed NIrH thtrtg -thr-. sacks from the Iaeu puSfnFie..
 Bear is stil iu raad~reaH
 ou steamer dl~rlfarsug oil
 DuNhury sailed fnr thr North te~- terday.
 Trader Hrttiy B i~ loading for Ana dar Ray with a large outfit nf trading at that post Billie Thompson nf Plover Bay K iu charge of the uulnj he has a large trading Store iu the vicinity of PloNvr Bay hut i~ taking another outfit Ca Auadar
 Try a case or a dozen Of fresh Blue Seward Com's Co. Main 5.
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NEW IAIp EGGS-

For sale. new laid eggs si per dozen at PrOsseTs Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
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Just the thing for that outgoing friend. a basket of Mumm's extra dry Seward Coml Co.
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To get the news you have to sub scribe for the Nugget.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
=. Hard Lines =.

GO A FER the crash" impaired the
nrst hospital surgeon to the sec
onc. i ran over TO where - lay on
the pavement: and when raised 80 up
saw az once that It's ribs were smashed.
while a gaping hole was torn IN the
Pardon me. Doctor" broke In the
medical student who had caught these
words as he was about to pass into the
consumptive ward. 'bu; n you have no
objection I'd Ike TO take few notes on
that accident case" He pulled his note
book from his pocket was the case q
chIdY'
mo" the surgeon Informed him. 10
his embarrassment - was speaking Of
my umbrella"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
:. Very Useful =.

IoHN REDMOND. the Irish leader.
was annoyed on his last visit to
America ey the eommiserating and is-
Moran; remarks on ireland By q New
York woman at a banquet
Is II true. Mr.. Redmond" this woman
finally asked. that the Irish ca, nothing
but pota;oesY'
Mr.. Redmond laughed harshiy.
That IS quite true. madam" re re-
piled. land when We have eaten the M
istoes' 'rsides. We eiotne ourselves with
the SKINS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
THE VILLAIN

John Smith. what did you do with
that thirty cents Iunca money cav.
you this moruing?"
"Why. Mary. I've got zen cents OF :,
!eft. l4t'-
John smith. you're leading a double
Ate. s!r.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
NO WONDER

M-' Rave; she Is simply mad on IN.
subject Of germs. and sie-ilizes or
filters everything IN the house"
How does she get along with her
faui.y?"
"OA. even her relations are strained
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-22
PYIHIAN SISTERS
ELECT OFFICERS
Arrangements Also Com
pleted For Kirmess
December 6 and Z.
Candy Lodge Holds Dance
Tonight Home Coming to
be ARRANGED.

Marion Temple 3S1, Pythian Sis
tcrs. met In regula rsession last ev-
cning and n business meeting occu-
pied the greater part OF the evening
Officers were chosen for the coming
year and arrangements were COM
pleted tor the Christmas kermes,
which will be .,li,ld On the evenings
of the sixth and seventh OF Decem-
Der In the lodge hall
The following officers were chosen.
Excellent chief Mrs. zed Gunder; cX-
ccllent senior Miss Gertrude Brewer,
excellent Junior Mrn. fsSHRDLuRDL
excellent Junior Mrs ], w. Hungatc;
manager. Mrs. IT, ~. Klinefcltcr; pro-
tcctor, Mrs. r. H. smith; outor ggard.
Miss Verna Lawrence; mistress of
finance, Miss iortense' Irlcs; mis;rc5
OF records ami correspondence, Mrs.
John Lush; pianist, Mrs, W, c. Lu-
cas-; assistant pianist, Mrs u. c..
Lawrence; driIl master, Mr.. T. r.
Reber.
Mrs. j, i. Lunger was elected dele
gate to the grand lodge convention
Mrs Uncapher was chosen alternate
delegate.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-22
EXPRESS COS
VALUATIONS

There is a probability that the
budget commission will ho able 10
announce the general tax levy for
the county within day or two. Most
of the stumbling blocks have been
eliminated after some distance
convoTation with the state tax com
mission. and the work Is progressing
rapidly now.
The county auiltor this afternoon
received the valuations placed on the
property Of the Wells Fargo ana the
American Express companies, In Ma
rion county. as follows:
Wells-Fargo-DoClin $3.50: Gale.
donil, $3.50: Green Camp. $l10; Ma.
rion, $I14O; Martel, $40. ana Pros.
pect, $3.50.
American-Agosta, $50: Caledonia
$3.50; LaRue. 500; Marion, $7.1Go;
Martel, $3.50; Moral, $29O; Owen
500, and Prospect, $500.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-22
shower for Bridc-Elect.

Miss Louise CTaytOn, who VIII he
one of the December brides was com
pl lmented with miscellaneous shower
last evening. Misses Henrietta Long
and Rhea King were the hostesses az
the Krause home on North State street
Tiny red hearts festooncd the walls
while cut flowers were attractive on
tables and shelves The gifts were
arranged on table decorated with
flowers and greenery. Many boauti-
ful gifts were presented Miss Clayton.
At ten o'clock the girls were invited
TO invade the dining room whore a
course lunch was served. Favors
were hearts prettily decorated and
covers were placed for:
Misses Louise Clayton. Martha Odell
Mae Eta Seigford, Henrietta Long,
Nesta Williamson. Minnie Bcnslcy,
Lena Hildreth. Faye Macltcy. stella
Gilmore, Lena sager. Anna Taylor.
Margaret Lawler Mary Griffin. Rnca
King, Faye Snambaugh. Cora Smith.
1rma Sontag. Phoebe Williams. Vcrda
Miles, Mary Fetter. Edna Ploch. Susie
clayton, Helen Ford. Cora Butcher,
Grace Fowler. Myrtle smith Helen
Brause, Nell Bolander. Ilvade Nc
Curdy. Genevieve sullivan. Mary Gil
more, Emma Clayton. Mrs. Vera
Hnebaugh, Mrs. +. L. Cloud and Mrs.
G. l.. Smiley.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-22

parewell Dinner at Mcaley Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mealey enter
tined the members OF the Marion
National bank at dinner last evening.
at their East Center street home Mr..
Mealey. who has been an employe Of
the bank for many years, will leave
December / for Lincoln. Nebraska,
to be Joined later by Mrs Mealey.
Yellow chrysanthemums made a
beautiful centerpiece and place cards
were pretty affairs hand decorated In
yellow. At the close Of the dinner
hour a handsome gold watch was
presented the host as an expression
OF the appreciation of his years Of
excellent and faithful work. Mr. John
r.. Waidell. the bank president, made
the presentation speech and express
ed in behalf of his associates. the re-
gret felt at Mr. Mealey's departure.
Following the dinner hour a smoker
was enjoyed and the evening was
spent in a conversational way.
Those present We're: Alessrs. John
u. Waddell Earl Lee. &. n. Phillips.
Harry Grim, Howard Mapos. Harry
Merchant and Harry Mautz.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-22
THIS BEESNESS
MAHAHEEMSEEK
Joseph Carlo Says He
Doesn't Like Rocks Thrown
Through Window.
-
Can't Understand Playful
ness of His Countryman,
Lamonica.
John Cramer Swears Out
Warrant For Oakley
Miller.

Another charge has been laid at
the door Of James Lamonica. alias
James Sarvido. an Italian laborer for
mefly employed by the Erie railroad
Besides being wanted for malicious
destruction of property Lamonica is
wonted by the Erie officials for thefta
which have been committed at the
Erie transfer.
Joseph Garlic. OF East Center street
who preferred the charge Of destruc-
thon of property against his country
man. reported to the police this morn
ing That Lamonica paid his home an
other visit last night and hurled a
stone through another window.
This beesness maka me seek. 4"
Garlic Informed the police and he
wanted the practice stopped imme-
diately. The police have not been
able to locate Lamonica who is in
hiding.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-22
current Topic Club.

The home of Mrs. w. c. Beatty on
East Center street was the place Of
meeting for the members of the Cur
rent Topic club yesterday afternoon.
A pretty sentiment Of Thomas
Hoods:
81 remember. ! remember.
The house whore l was born
The little window where the sun
Came peeping in at morn"
was the quotation of the day and tho
members responded to the roll call
with description Of their birthplace.
The study OF Canada was continue 4
at this time. Mrs, Edwin u. Smith
told Of the Government of Canada
followed by a Sketch of Sir Wilfrea
Laurier," by Mrs. ID. III. Harvey
These papers proved very Interesting.
Following a song by the club, Can
ada's Relation to the United States
was discussed by Miss Eta Jacoby'
Current Events" OF interest given by
Mrs. r. +. Day closed the literary
hour.
In one week Mrs. w. u. Denman
will be the club hostess at her South
State. street home.