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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
BREAK LONG DISTANCE RECORD
Army BipIsne Travels 1t6 Miles In
Two Hours and Seven Minutes.

Laredo, Tex. March Making a
continuous flight from Laredo to
Eagle Pass alols the Mexican boun-
dary line the big army biplane COZ.
cred the distance. ll6 miles in z
hours and minutes. establishing .
new record for continuous hisht
with two passengers In a heavier
than.air machine. The best record
heretofore made in any country has
been. O. miles without stopping.
With tho tinted States flag attach.
cd to tho lover plane of Wright
aeroplsre. tho favorable atmospheric
condition for which the crew hs<
been waiting having arrived, Lieuten-
ant Foulois and Aviator Parmales
climbed into the big biplane, With
Psrmalee operating it and immediate.
~ tho machine arose gracefully, cir
cled for moment over Fort McIu-
tosh and, turning It's nose due north,
sped away at an altitude of a.00e
feet. Norihward the biplsne skim.
med through the air. rising to a
height OF 1000 feet at distance of
seven miles from Laredo, where 4:
passed ont Of sight, travelling At a
rate of about 50 miles an hour, A
telegram received by o. G. simmons,
mechancian OF the bipane, was from
Lieutenant Foulols, and announced
the safe arrival at Eagle Pass.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
ASTHMA
CATAR Ri
CURED

Expert Medical Scientists announcer
startling results obtained by Senpino
New York;-Thousands are taking
advantage of the generous offer made
by the Woodworth Co.
1lG1 Broadway New York City, re-
qucsting an experimental package Of
Sonplne, the great discovery for AS
thma, Hay Fever Bronchitis, and
Catarrh, which is mailed free Of
charge to all that ask for It. 1t is
curing thousands of the most stub
born cases. 1t makes no difference
how long you have been suffering or
how severe the climatic conditions
are where you are living, Senpine will
cure you,
If you have cXperlmcnted with 9th
er treatments aud have failed To lind
cure do not bc discouraged but send
for a trial of this wonderful remedy
which Is scientific compound dis
covery by professor of Vienna
University, and is being recommended
by thousands.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
HOUSE KNOCKS OUT
COMMITTEE BURIAL
HlIIenkamp Bank Deposit Bill
Ordered Reported. -.

Columbus. o. March A. The house
went On record against the killing Of
bills in committees. The vote was 10
TO 24 only two more than a quorum
being present. The argument started
over the Hillenkamp, bill which had
been smothorcd in the committee on
banks and banking The hill provid-
ed for a state guarantee fund to re-
mburse depositors in case of the
failure of state bank
Representative Hillenkdmp moved
that the bill be taken from the com
mittee and placed on the calendar.
He said that the committee had
promised him TO take no action until
Monday and then had taken snap
Judgment. Mr.. Turner of the com
mittee expressed the belief that the
bill would be killed anyway, and MI
Gibbs defended the action OF the
committee, saying it had been the
custom for years to Kill bills in CON
mitteo. MIR. Guard said that that was
what committees were for.
House Democrats Will have an
other caucus next week in an effort
TO get together on what Is to he done
in tine Cincinnati contested election
cases.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Tb. Self Sacrifice Of Fsdz..u.

A Ashnc historical dog story is recalled
by Mr.. Edwin Noble in "fhe Dog Low
er's Book" The incident Is connected
with the flight of William Wallace to
the mountains after Ernesde, accom-
panied by only sixteen followers,
among whom WAS one named Fad
zeau. When the bayiug Of the blood
hounds was heard announcing the
coming OF the English Fndzeau refused
TO 60 any farther. affecting WEAKNESS,
and Wallace. suspecting him Of traitor.
ous intentions. killed him When the
English came up The hounds stayed
upon the dead body aud refused 10 fol
low beyond the stains of blood.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
ROBIN or STEPS
| OF TIE
| SLACK MARIA

New York, March 4.--Joseph B
Robin the skyrockct flnancicr, who
abandoned his defense. OF insanity in
court and pleaded guilty to the charg-
es made against him. has lntimated
that he will turn states evidence
against those concerned with him in
his financial schemes. on this ac-
count District Attorney Whitman has
asked the court to defer the announce
ment of sentence I'm the interest of
Justice"
Robin will be sentenced on March
%. In the meantime District Attor-
ney Whitman will direct an investgp =
ton along lines which are to be
pointed out by Robin. Robin claims
that he will show legal hnanciering
by several well known bankers.
Robins plea'of guilty was to one of
seven indictments. In this Indictment
he Is charged with the larceny of S27.-
600 from the Washington Savings
bank on or about Aug. I, 1910. The
seven indictments involve the alleged
larceny of $4,000. on the first in
dictment he may receive "A penalty of
not less than five years nor more than
ten years. If he is convicted on two
other indictments he may be sentence
ed to seventy years years for the sec
ond offense and could be sent to pris-
on for life on the third conviction as
an habitual criminal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Firebuq Admits Guilt.

Columbus, o.. March 4.-Dora Bon.
nett, ". NJ. Dillman and August Koh.
lcr, three mon recently convicted Of
"bootlegging" at Button. were ar
rested by State Fire Marshal John
W. Zuber. charged with setting fire
TO the barn Of II. r. zarbaugh as an
act of revenge, zarbaugh being ono of
the dry leaders of Allen county. Ben.
nett has made complete confession.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
SUGAR TRUST tx0NtRATtD
Philippine Officials Given Clean Bill
In Frlar Land Cases.

Washington, March a. clean bill
of health for those involved in the
Philippines land case, given by the
house committee on insular affairs,
was presented to the house. Two
Democrats, Forney of New York and
Rucker of Colorado, voted with the
Republicans in accepting the report,
II oxoncrates Secretary Carpenter
and Commissioner Worcester of the
Philippine commission for the blame
in the friar land case, and declares
that the sugar trust had no hand in
tho purchase of the thousands oI
acres of the friar lands,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Judicial Clash Averted.

Cincinnati, o., March 1.-The clash
that has appeared to be inevitable
between Presiding Judge Charles j.
Hunt and Judge Frank German of
the common pleas court here relative
to the motion to strike the affidavit
of George b. Cox to swear Judge
German off the bench. from ,,e rec
ords. seems to have been averted.
Presiding Judge Hunt heard the case
and ut the conclusion announced that
he would take the case under advise
mcnt and announce his decision at
an early date.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
PAIRING KNIFE
USED ON BILL
Democrats Deal Blow y
Tariff Commission. 4
APPROPRIATION IS HALYEb

Full Amount Would Asvs Irsurs~
Life OF Board Throughout rsft A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smsshes Rec
ord In Passing Bills to Rsssss
Treasury Surplus Three MIIIter
Dollars Voted For FortiHestion ef
Panama Canal,
Washington, March l.-The Dems-
Gratis in the senate succeeded IN re-
ducing the Appropriation for the prss
ent tariff board. contained in the stn
dry civil bill, from 100000 to s2ee,
600. and limiting il to one fiscal year.
This is a blow TO the Taft admins
tratlon which succeeded in gettirt
the 100000 appropriation for tao
fiscal wears from the house only AZ
ter = hard fight The latter appropfi-
alton would have insured the life of
the present tariff board for the re-
mainder Of the Taft administrator
and would have relieved the presi.
dcut OF he necessity OF calling on
the next Democratic house tor an
appropriation for this tariff board.
The change will afford the Demo
Gratis an opportunity after the next
fiscal year OF leaving the tariff board
stranded without any money. The
extra 100000 may he put back Ia
tho bill in conference, but it is
doubtful.
The senate has practically disposed
of all Of the general appropriation
bills so far as the legislative work
on ther is concerned The postofhce
and general deficiency bills we're thu
last ones passed An amendment tc
pay Senator norimer $25.000 10 re.
imbursc him for expenses in defend
ing his title to his seat was stricken
out of the general deficiency bill on
Senator Lorimcr's motion.
Penrose Drops Amendment.
In the postonice appropriation. bill.
in place OF the proposed increased
rates on magazines. an amendment
was adopted providing for a commits
son of three members to investigate
the whole subject Of handling sec
ond-clsss mail. matter, Chairman
Pcnrose of the committee on post
Offices and postroads announced that,
4 In vlcw of the certainty That debats
on the subject would obstruct other
] Legislation. he would ask the sebate
to agree TO abandon the rate PROPOSE.
| tion. and IL was done. Among amend
| mcnts adopted was one by Senator
Swanson. granting so days leave OF
absence to rural free delivery letter
carriers.
The senate made n new record in
spending the peoples money. BY
passing the pension bill with 1885,
600. 900. the diplomatic and consular
with S4OO0.000. and tho forti6cations
| bill with $4,000 0O0. tho senate dis,
posed OF sl6S,OOO O0O in 20 minutes
or $1,000 900 minute. .,..'
| Charles ID. Norton. secretary to
President Taft. announced that if an
extra session Of congress is called
March - will he set as the date fol
its coryening. t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04

One Killed and Nine Fatally Injured
at Madrid Meeting.

Madrid, March AT the aviation
meeting here GARNER made bril-
liant flight for the Madrid cup. AS
he was descending he made bad
volplane and fell among the crowd
of spectators. There was trcmen
dous panic among the crowd Of so,
900 spectators. One woman was
killed, nine persons fatally injured
and many others were more or less
hurt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Woman Stsrvcs.

Bucyrus. o. March AIRS. Anton
Strickler, 20, died of starvation. Back
of the announcement of the woman S
death Is story of true love not
often found In modern times, The
aged pair were devoted lovers
through long married life. Each
vowed that life without the other
would not be worth the living. Tho
aged husband died Feb. 25. Mrs
Str.cllcr at once at once refused ia
cat. declaring she preferred death to
a life without her husband.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Forced to Kiss other Men.

st. Louis, March 4.-Frcdcrick J.
Plckel. son OF a rich marble works
proprietor, found great sport in sec
ing other mon kiss his wife, accord
ing to Mrs. Ella Mulholland PickeIs
testimony in Judge Muench's coIrt
in her suit for separate maintenance
Mrs. pickcl declared her husband
often told other men to kiss her
Mrs. Pickcls appearance indicates
she is most kissable.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
ptARY GETS HIS REWARD
House Note' to Retire Explorer viii
Rank Of Rear Admiral

Washington, March 4,-Civll Eng-
ncer Robert &c. Peary has received
his Iong-dcferred reward. BY vote
of lj4 to ~ the house passed sen.
ate bill which proposes to retire
Pcary with the rank and pay of a
rear ADMIRAL and TO extend to him
tho thanks of congress. which carries
with II the privilege OF the senate
and house chambers. Very few per
sens have received the latter honor
since the foundation Of the govern
moht.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Gives LIE to Save others.

Fostoria. o., March 4. - Garrct
Harms, 5S. Waterman at street
crossing Of the Baltimore & Ohio,
sacrificed his life TO preserve those
of two young women who. on their
way home TO dinner, failed to notice
the approach of a through freight
Karns was signalling them. So in
tent was he that he failed to notice a
cut Of cars being pushed on another
track by the switch engine and stop
red OIL the track just in time to lose
his life.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04

Gourrnor lakes Hand.

New York, March 4.-GOVernor DIX
has issued letter to the general as
sembly, urging them to break away
from the caucus agreement to stick
TO Shechan and get down to the bust
ness of clecting a United States sen
ator, sc that the Empire state can be
fully represented in the new Demo
cratic congress that is to be con
yened In special session.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Five hundred dollars in silver and
$50 in postage stamps were secured
by burglars in a raid on the People Is
bank nj Windiall Ind.
David Graham Phillips, the nov
clist. who was assassinated in Now
York recently, loft all Of his property
10 his sister, Mrs, Carolyn Treyort
SECRETARY of Agriculture Wilson
has an appropriation of $35.OO0 avail
able for his proposed war of cxterml
nation on bcdbugs.
Cholera is epidemic at Port Limon
Costa li'Ga.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Miner Killed.

Brilliant. o., March a. James
Scoffuli Slav miner. aged 10, met
death in a peculiar manner. He at
tempted to pour some powder from
a large can. The miners lamp
which he wore in his hat ignited tho
powder. The explosion which fol
lowed wrecked the shanty and killed
the miner.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Baroness Makes Debut.

Lebanon, o.. March 4.-Formcr
Baroness dc Rottenberg OF Berkshire.
England, now the wife Of Joseph
HUT. prominent Warren county
farmer, made her debut into Ridge
vile society when sugar water bee
was given in her honor in Mrs. Lu-
ella Beger's sugar camp.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
AVENATONE

is the result of many years study Of
catarrhal conditions, aud has been
put on the market only after hav-
private practice of DR. \. l.. Huston.
the discoverer. Your money refupl-
cd If cure does not result.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
shieps win Accept.

Washington, March A. Delighted
will be w H. Phipps, former ohio
g'1's oll insrsclpr, TO accept The eu-
dltorsill If the Philippines. eccnr''
ing. 70 adyiccs received here. That
sot'l y W phiprs win be APPOINTED.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
ADVICE FREE

Write to DR.. a. l. Huston. Fostoria
ohio lie will be pleased to give you
medical advice free of charge in re-
gard to catarrh In any of its forms.
PRICE IS CENTS \ BOTTLE.
package Of AVenatonc Liver Tab
lets free with each bottle of the ca
tarrh remedy. For sale at
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Aviator Fatally Injured.

Bridgeport Conn. March Frank
Paine, amateur aviator, was probably
mortally injured when gust of wind
struck him as he was soaring, 80 feet
over the Seaside park. His machine
a blplane crashed to the earth and
Paine was buried in tho wreckasc
Spectators dragged him out uncon-
scious with his right eye almost
gouged out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04

n crlckQi is II eraSSnupprr and say
II isn't. ,old her lnat | was e.ing
to uSS yOa."
Mr.. Row STR. WlIu whs sitting and
smoking and ihinSius the greatest OF
thoughts. In,tr'd sud gayc brr one
awful lool,. Chen ne gol NJ aud went
down the hail art fo' on his overcoai
aud hat nud left llir huuSr,
Self conse Gus Samuel.
A tramp accosirtl h."I NJ thc gate.
but he neither saw uor heard him.
He encountered an Old woman who
said thai she had i've hungry children
nj home. but he passed her as If she
had been u lump of ice.
On the corner he saw his coal man
waiting for car. and he said;
"BOwser. we shall have n blizzard
within week. and you'd better let
me send you down two tons of coal
tomorrow"
MIR. Bowser looked across the street
at the Chinese laundry aud made no
reply,
THE weather man says there's n
big storm gathering IN the west"
No reply,
"Shal send the c0alT'
That same frozen silence.
"You may 90 to thunder" cxclaim
ed the coal man as he walked out to
bis car
| Mr.. Bowscr entered his family drug
store. He bowed stltiiy to the drug
gist and walked around with folded
arms.
lis It soothing sirup this timer
! asked the druggist with a laugh
sir" said Mr. Bowsrr ms hc turn
ed Your nnme * Agnrw ! believe"
"Oh. yes"
"And my name. sir, IS Bowser sam
mel Bowser Whenever Mr., Samuel
Bowser wants anything of Mr.. Agnew
he will let him know
Say. you've gol - lapcworm, and
: I'll bet on IT," shonicd the man OF
drugs. but Mr.. Bowser walked stiniy
out without answer
Takes His Tumbls.
Three minutes later his family
buthcr was bit surprised to se'
him I'm the door. lie wanted to make
things pleasant. aud he called out;
Hello. Bowsrr Any chicken farm
on your mind for next springT
Mr.. Bowser folded his arms ant
sternly regarded him
"Anytlilng wrong. old mnnF
"Sir. nm mot used To such language
4 ia. mt EnnN
already then let me- tell you that au
MIR. Bowser."
"Of course! Any order TO leave fo
iOmorrowy"
NO order. sir M order may ney
er leave an order | nm not In III
hnIdi of leaving orders at bntche
shops. siri"
"By GEORGE gasped the butche
when lie was alone. ~ thought h
was Bowser aud he said he was Bow
ser, bui IN be hanged II don't he
llave It Is somehody else"
Mr. Bpwscr went h0me. He carrie
his dignity with him. II passe
through the gate and up the steps wit
him. aud then II deserted him in
nnslI. e'rhere wns n bit OF Ice Hi
foot struck II. and after Jump an
a. spruwl BE-. went rolling down th
steps and brought up IN snow banl
he let ont siree nwflll wells as h
found himself going. and they brougt
Mrs Bowser TO the door. She saw I
AN Instant whnt had happened. an
she ran down the steps and bent owe
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Murderer Gets Respite.

Circlevillc. o., March 4.-Thomas
Davis. colored. convicted murderer,
sentenced TO be electrocuted April
H. has received stay of execution.
Tho circuit court granted suspen.
sion of execution.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Cleveland Hotel eutted.

Cleveland. o., March 4. 49, Fire OF
unknown origin In three.story build
lug adjoining the Imperial hotel
lrove 50 guests from the hotel in
their night clothes. The blaze gu'f
ted the building.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
pomerene on Hand.

Washington. March L. Senator.
elect Atlec Pomerene arrived here 10
be present during the closing hours
of this session Of congress, lie is
accompanied by Mrs, Pomerene.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04

remember that. Never again parade
yourself out on The steps with u
broom. am surprised ~ your lack
Of dignity"
"But you have painted the front
fence" she protested.
Certainly. But | painted II with
dignity. No person had the hardibood
10 come along aud joke with me. Had
a tramp passed while you were out
there he would have felt free to call
out TO you. Don't let It happen again.
madam"
At the dinner table Mrs. Bowser no
ticed that he had II stern. set look.
such as she had not noticed In months.
aud, after a bit she tried 10 soften II
by saying:
There was n great dogfght In front
of the house this afternoon. and nn old
woman got bitten IN the foot"
,sMr. Bowser waited just sixty sec
onds by the watch snd then turned on
her with:
And you speak of dOg6ght ms II
you thought would be deeply inter
ested. The idea. the absurdlty. Wo'
man., how can yon think such chatter
of account TO II man like me-"
s"But there were five dogs. all fight,
ing at once"
"But II there had been 500 dogs?
"And the old woman tried to stop
the fight. Sue kicked one Of the dogs,
aud you ought 10 have heard her yell
when he gave her II bite.'
Enough. Mrs, Buwser. enough" he
said as he waved II hand NJ her. Here
Is a. great world around us. going on
night and day. There ARE thousand
problems 10 be solved. There are n
thousand great enterprises under way
There are thousands dying aud thou
aauds being born There are old ideas
10 he worked out ana new ones Ia
grapple with There IL n responslbil'
iiy resting ON every PERSONS shoulders
aud vet yOu eau sill there aud chatter
10 me of an old woman and dog
6ght.."
Mrs. Bswssr sausIehed.
Mrs. Bowser was squelchpd for ten
minutes She had seen the time When
. Mr.. Bowser would have asked the cot
or of, each dog. which foot the old wO
man was bitten on. which dog got tn,
best OF II and all other particulars
but he had changed He was another
Bowser now. She looked at him ant
tried TO puzzle Il out and finally mus
tered up the courage TO say:
IL gave u tramp one OF your olt
vests today"
"Humph! You gave q tramp due O
my old vests. Aud because YOU dlt
SO the astronomer. the philosopher MI,
the statesman must stand still for !
week. What senseless thug whci
woman was created
Not another word from her until
dinner was finished aud they bar
reached the sitting room. MIR Bow
yer'a dignity worried her. She fel
as small as n bug In the shadow VI /
giant oak. She had more news TO
him. One Of the water pipes IN ID,
cellar had burst. aud she and the cool
had driven a pine plug Into the hole
THE wheel OF peddler's wagon ba'
come on aud dumped him into th
street. A boy hnd stoned he BOwse
cat. and policeman mad arrested
one armed man tor trying 10 steal
city Ash cart she had saved all thes
tbings up 10 tell him, but she mus
thaw him out frst. sh, started 10 b
saying; IN
SMrs. Green was over today. an
meshad quite a dispute. She. says tsa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
BUCKEYE BRIEFS
Weber Succeeds johnson.

Columbus, o.. March Governcs
Harmon has appointed Louis ]. Web
er to fll the vacancy caused by the
death OF Common Pleas Judge w II.
johnson of Zanesville.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
Similar Tastes.

Bacon Have you aud your wife sim
liar lasiesf Eghrrt lhiuk So
don't helipve shp likes her cnnking
either Yuukcrs Sinr"r",""
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
rwentx.one klIIed In RIn,.

llankow, China, March 4, Twenty
one persons We're trampled to death
nj Sha Yang, Huapeh province, when
q horde Of starving Chinese fought
for food which missionaries were at
tempting to distribute. A great many
others were injured.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04

New York. March i-Captain Cam
cron McR. Winslow advocates the
further widening of the ship channels
leading into New York harbor to fa-
cllitatc the handling of the new war
ships of the navy of the 50 called
Drcadnought class The increased
number Of these fire and steel spout
ing leviathans now being built and to
he built presents a serious problem
as to their ability to vancouver sue
ccssfully i'm the waters approaching
New york. Even the widening and
deepening of the Ambrose channel
used by the largest ocean liners. will
not prove of sufficient size In som"
of the emergencies that might arise
to nccessitate operations by our larg-
est warships i'm New York waters.
Captain Winslow, stationed at New
York. is relative of the family of
the late Admiral Winslow, who com
mandcd the Kearsarge during tn"
civil war and during the celebrated
battle with the Alabama. lie marie b.
Dora Havemeyer, daughter of the
late Theodore Havemeyer, who was
head Of the sugar trust
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04
CATARRH
NEWS FROM KANSAS

Bartlett, Kans., May 81, 1907
Dear Doctor:--I received your Aven-
atone medicine q few days ago and
must say IT gave almost instant relief.
| have had catarrh of the stomach
for fifteen years and have tried many
doctors and have received only tenn
porary relief.
Yours Truly.
W. T. VICIOUS" "
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-04

''Thank heaven. his dignity Is gone!
No man can tumble down bis own
front steps and hang on to IT.