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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

hIttaker-Glcssner company. owing to
combination with the old I.aughlin
Nail mill OF Martins Ferry. q.
Benefits Of Canal
lhc diErc~-lon IN regard to the eS-l
tdblishncnt OF iron mills is made to
show that the early DAYS OF iron and
steel making was iragrht with manvl
diihculiies and failures most or which
We're due 20 the advantages PittShur:
enjoyed over Wheeling in IN. matter
~ freight rates aDd fuel Thcs.
tnins~ nav" at last been overcome. and
the present iron and steel plants az
ihI9 city are enjoying exceptional pros
pcrity. their condition bciuS fully
shown in another .ection OF this ISSUE.
under an appropriate head. l;ut Wa
have 20 deal with tho future AGAIN.
and th" west will Doe the great buvcr.
therefore. the Wheeling district must
Do put on g part Nlth those establish.
m'uts nearer the western market
And this brings 10 Tho Lake. Ere and
Ohio Canal through which cheaper
'rc'Ehfs for orc may bc obtainad and
also cheaper transportation al fin
isa"d products. With iu, oI.u,r.. .. /
The canal and its fleet OF vessels sail
Ing 90 and from New Orleans from r.o.
Lake points and the ONO river 'hr on F.
'"rpri~c cannot help but build up tn.
Ohio valley. and especially the section
adjacent 90 NhceIir- Tie canal has
been pronounced feasible and OF com.
mcrc.li Vaiu" and o. commercial u.c,s.
SHY hN couini~~ .ou HpFr .uf'I B.. ...
.'s laturc Oh! P"un>rlVguiI. appointed
DO i>>'. 'h" 'hlmn"r OF 'urm....
F.ft-hurs i1 1875. which made an cx.
D.. .r... .a..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
RECREANT PARENT
LANDS IN PRISON
ReilrnS After Wife'S DedIh and
Is Quickly Jailed.

Elyria, o., Aug. 4.-The question
is. whose body is buried here in mis-
take for Arthur Gardner, who has
Just turned up alive? Who Is It that
Gardner's wife lies beside in the
cemetery? She died three years ago
and was buried beside the remains
supposed to have been those Of her
husband.
Arthur Gardner has just returned
to this county ard Is now in the
county jail, having pleaded guilty TO
the charge Of abandoning his baby
over eight years ago.
Gardner married Mary Slavin In
this city nearly 10 years ago. Soon
after their baby was born Gardner
disappeared. 40 word was received
from him by ms wife. and when a
few months afterward the body OF
man was found in The marsh near
Huron, O., It was supposed To bo
Gardner. Mrs. Gardner went to HUI
ron and identified It as that Of her
husband. II was buried in the Elm.
wood cemetery and three years ago
when Mrs. Gardner died she was
buried beside this mans body.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
WILL FIGHT IT OUT
Bryan Gives Undo rwood Source Of
His information.

Chicago, Aug. 4. - Voluntarily as.
suming full responsibility for the cd
itorial recently published in his
weekly, which caused Congressman
Underwood of Alabama to brand him
as a falsiher on the floor of con-
6ress, William j. Bryan replied to
the attack and declared that he in
tends to give the Democratic leader
OF the house an early opportunity to
discuss some other things. Mr. Bry-
an proceeded to grant Congressman
Underwood's request that he make
public the information upon which
the editorial was based. lie declared
that the information on which the
editorial was based was taken from
q Washington dispatch published by
an Omaha newspaper.
II this information is correct, Mr..
Bryan declares he will stand by his
statements. II investigation shows II
to be erroneous, he gladly Will ac-
knowledge his mistake.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
SENATE VOTES FOR
LARGER HOUSE
Increases the Number Of Rep.
TeSentatIycS to 433.


Washington, Aug. l.-The senate
adopted without rollcall the house
bill fixing the number of rcpresenta-
tives in the next congress ut (433
The number at present is S9l.
This gives Ohio enc extra congress
man. The plan promlua9led by Sen
ator Burton, and pronounced legal by
Attorney General Hogan OF Ohio. is
to elect additional representatives. aI
large. kt
AS agreed to the bill is clGnged n
only two particulars from that PASS
ed by the house. Both. amendincnts
were by Senator Burton Rep., o.
One provided that candidates for the
house might he nominated in the
same manner as candidates for gov
enor. The second provided that tho
redistricting should be done by the
legislatures of the states. except II
Htates where the initiative aud refer
ondum was in force, where such Law
might be invoked to secure redle
tricting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
AST0n Met FATE
\ ON TENNIS COURT
Son Is Two Years Older Than
Prospective StGpmuthGr.

Newport, r. L.. Aug. q. - Vincent
Astor, son Of Colonel John Jacob AS
tor with a company of companions,
greeted his stepmother-to-bc. Miss
Madeleins 7. Force. and his father
when they arrived here on the Astor
yacht Ncals. This served TO empha-
size the difference in ages between
Colonel Astor and his fance. ~
young As.or Is two years older than
the girl who IS to be his mother.
II is believed here that the pair
will be married early next month.
Because of the decision Of the New
York courts forbiddlng him to marry
again in that state as the guilty par
~ In a divorce action, Colonel Astor
will be married here.
Society gossip here had 1t that
Colonel Astor was first attracted 10
Miss Force by the attentions his son
Vincent was showering upon her
Vincent met her on the tennis courts
and prerailed upon his father to play
a few sets with her. The Astor-Forcc
romance was born on the tennis
courts here.
Society was also discussing the
warm Friendship existing between
Miss Katherine Force. elder sister cI
the colonel's lance. and Vincent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
JAPANESE HERO
..asIS OUR GUEST
Admiral TOga Lands In New
York. ~ l >a
VISIT TO- LAST Il DAYS

Reception Committee Goes Down 10
Quarantine to Greet Distinguished
Forelgner--ls Brought to City on
Destroyer Seneca, but Retircs Soon
After Landing - Exchanges Calls
With Mayor Gaynor Today and
VIII Dine With President.
New York. Aug. 4.-Admirel Count
Togo Heihachiro, the man who beat
the Russians in the fight at Tsushi.
ma straits and who is going to be
the guest OF the United States gov
ernment for the next 12 days. arrived
in New York from England on the
steamship Lusitania.
The reception committee, compris-
ing officers of the government at
Washington and representatives OF
the Japanese government in this
country. went aboard the destroyer
Seneca and put down to quarantine
to meet the Lusitania.
On board the Seneca were Chan
dler Hale. third assistant secretary
of state, representing President Taft;
Captain Templin Potts. United States
navy, tho representative of the navy.
and his aid, Lieutenant a. B. Cook;
General f. ID. Grant. commander Of
the east, and his aids; the first sec
retary of the Japanese embaEsy at
Washington. Commander Hirago, ma
val attache at the japanese embassy,
and a party of newspaper men.
After Admiral Togo. Commander
Taniguichi, his aid and sole travelling
companion and one servant had
cen taken aboard the Seneca, the
trip back to the foot of East Twenty
fourth street was made with all tine
speed possible. At the dock n detail
Of 30 mounted police was in waiting.
The party was taken to the Knicker-
booker hotel, where the government
has reserved suite for the admiral.
The admiral then went to bed with
ont any further formalities of well
come.
At 10 o'clock this morning Mayor
Gaynor paid a ceremonial visit to
Togo at his apartments. and imme-
diately afterward the admiral return.
ed the call at the city hall. he will
leave for Washington this afternoon.
Tomorrow he will meet President
Taft and will be his guest at dinner
in the evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
CIRCUIT COURT
ISSUES DECREE
Carries Out Mandate of The
Supreme Court.
GREAT ARRAY OF COUNSEL

Tobacco Trust and Others Restrained
From Doing Any Act Which Mighi
Enlarge Powers OF Combination.
Deienaants Given Six Months Time
From June 80. 1911, In Which to
Bring About New Condition Of
Thar Business Affairs.
New York, Aug. Aug. 4.-Following
a conference held here among Jus.
tices La Combe, Ward and Noyes OF
the circuit court and great array
of counsel that figured in the prose.
cution and defense of the tobacco
trust, the court handed down a de-
cree carrying out the mandate of the
supreme court. The decree goes over
the history Of the case against the
tobacco trust and. before giving its
own decision. quotes It's authority in
the matter, from the supreme court
decision. BY its decision the circuit
court restrains the American Tobacco
company and others from doing any
act which might enlarge the power
of the combination.
In accordance with the supreme
court ruling. the defendants are given
six months time from June 50. 1911,
with a possible extension of 60 days
in which to bring about a new con.
dton in their business In harmony
with the. law. In case the tobacco
trust is not dissolved by that time
according to some plan agreed upon
the circuit court will either issue an
Injunction to restrain the movements
of the products of the combination in
the channels of interstate commerce
or will appoint q receiver.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
eook Company Let Out.

Columbus, o.. Aug. 4. 49, Attorney
General Hogan holds that school
book companies may relist their
books before the lve-year limitation
has expired. The American Book
company rclisted last fall. The stat
ute. Mr.. Hogan said, is clear on the
point This opinion let's the Ameri-
can company out for the present
from the 40 per cent reduction or
dered some time ago. That being
true he told the school book commits
sion it IS up to the local boards of
education to make the lowest con-
tracts possible with book companies
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
No New Sensation.

Mt. Pleasant, Ia. Aug. 4,-Wllllam
j. Bryan spoke before the Mt. Pleas
ant Chautauqua and made vague
reference to the Underwood incident.
He stated that some, years ago
George Fred Williams of Massachu-
setts had read him out of the Demo
cratic party. "Since then" Mr. Bryan
continued, 81 have been read out of
the party so often that It has lost its
significance. In fact, II is a very
cool day when ] am not read out of
the Democratic party"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
KILLS WORTHLESS HUSBAND
California Wcman Wearles Of Effort,
TO Peforn Drunkard.

San Francisco. AUG. l. - Unab,o.
She says, to make man" Of bcr
husband. Anna Langley, 10, shot AMI
instantly killed him. EARLY in the
day James Langley lest home, saving
he did not intend TO retain. Mrs
Langley bought revolver and staiS
ed on a hunt for him, finding him
In Il saloon. According TO bys;anders,
Langley turned on her with>a torrent
Of abuse. without a word she fired
four shots. One struck Langley. and
he died on the way to a hospital.
Mrs. Langley was arrested.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
SENATE PASSES COTTON BILL
Thirty Insurgents Join Democrats In
Third Tariff Measure.

Washington, Aug. A. Supported by
all the Democrats and by 30 insur-
gent Republicans, the Democratic
cotton tariff bill, the third of the big
tariff revision measures brought for
ward by the Democratic house OF
representatives, passed that body by
a vote of 202 to 81. The bill cuts the
average tariff on cotton manufactured
goods from 4S to 27 per "ent ad
yalorem. 2l per cent reduction in
duty that the Democratic lenders es,
innate to reduce revenue by about
$4,000 900.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
lItUVtNANT TAXES LIFE
Charles E. Brilliant Found In Hotel
With Bullet Hole In Head.

New York, Aug. Lieutenant
Charles +. BHllhart OF the United
States navy. stationed at Washing
ton. was found dead In a room In
the Hotel Astor he has occupied
since Monday. A bullet had passed
through his temple and revolver
was clenched tightly in his hands,
which were stiffened upon his lap.
An explanation might be found ia
letter found on table in the room
addressed 20 Lieutenant Brilhart's
wife. who is in Washington. but as
the letter was STAMPED and sealed
the coroner refused TO open II.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
BUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Captain William L Rodgers has
been selected as lead Of tle naval
war college TO take the place OF Ad.
miral Rogers, who retires next fall.
At San Francisco, Daniel Mack had
Ills eye pierced by a hatpln. When
he jerked the pin out Of his optic the
wearer of the hat called him a
brute"
Isaac Larch dropped dead while at
work for the Columbus to) Rail
Light company. His body was taken
70 Athens. O., his formor home. for
burial.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
BERRY PlCKFRS DROWNED
Five Out of seven Lose Lives When
Launch Dverturns.

Crystal Falls. Mleh., Aug. IA
party OF berry pickers returning to
Manshell IN launch capsizod in the
Michigamme river, near the mouth
OF Fence river The launch contained
seven persons, FIVE Of whom were
drowned. The dead: Miss Edith 'Fcrs
man. william Pannnon, Mrs. Emelie
Panninen aad son, AGED Is, ana Mrs
Victor Mattson. John Holmes, the
owner of the launch, and one woman
escaped.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
ATTENDANCE IS LIMITED
Legislative Reunion Travesty on
Former Cedar Point Events.

Former Cedar Point Events.
Sandusky. o., Aug. attendance
at the first days session Of the an.
nual legislative reunion at Cedar
Point and the first reunion of q
Democratic legislature since these
gatherings were Instituted. was very
limited. Less than 30 members of
both houses were present, and only
a few others are expected today.
Much disappointment was eSuressed
because Governor Harmon anl Lieu.
tenant Governor Nichols were not
here, and letters from Senator Pom
creme were to, the effect that he
would not be able, because of the
press of business. to leave Washing
ton. Other men who have been an.
nounoed as speakers have not arrived
and It Is said. will not be present.
Lawrence x. Langdon Of Warren, Re
publican floor leader, and speaker S.
]. Vining of Celina. are among the
absentees. Rodney j. Diogcl and Sen.
ators Isaac huffman and T. A. Dean
were among the FIRST arrivals.
Tho legislative dip In Lake Eric. on
former occasions q feature, was
scratched OFF the program. as was
also the voyage on the United States
steamship Essex. The vessel was ht
the, ,wharf to take the solons n ride,
but when she footed her whistle as a
signal for leaving net LEGISLATOR
was aboard. The annual ball was
held. with members Of the assembly
their families and other guests at the
Breakers on. the ;nopT, lg}
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
hAITIENS FIGHT
h'' JUST FORHFUN
American Naval Force Ic
Not Landed. M *
NO EXPLANATION GIVEN


German and British Warshirs Land
Marines to Protect Property Of
Foreigners While Natives Continue
TO Riot In Streets of citles--com.
mander Oman Reports Having
Placed Guard on American Schooner
on (which Simon Has Taken Refuge.
Washington. Aug. 4.-While admit.
iedly alarmed over the new turn of
affairs, In Haiti. in which opposing
forces are threatening each other
upon the downfall of President ST.
mon, Washington Authorities offered
no explanation as to the lack Of ao.
tion on the part Of the American
naval forces, which are practically
surrounding the little black republic.
While the German and British war.
ships are rcpoted to have Ian led ma.
ines to guard the consulatos and
other interests, no authority las been
granted for the landing of men from
the American warships. Five Amer.
lean men-of-war are now in Haitien
waters. and the sixth is expected to
arrive soon. While none carry ma
rines, bluejackets could easily be
landed If desired.
Commander Oman, in command of
the naval forces, has been given dis
cretionary authority to act IL the sit.
uatlon demands It. At present the
situation is different from what II
was at the time of the Santo DO.
mingo revolution and Central Ameri.
can revolutions, including those in
Nicaragua and Honduras.
Commander Oman in n dispatch
states that he has placed a guard on
the American schooner Bradford c.
French In order TO protect the fee
ing president and his family. but that
he had made no landing. He states
that there was no disorder. bat that
the German cruiser Bremen landed a
force jas a precaution. lie stated
that the city of Port-Au-Prince was
well under the control of a commit
tees OF safety. and thus foreigners
were apparently free from any i'm
mediate danger.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Meetlna eomethInn Of a Frest.

sandusky, o., Aug. 4.--There was
a time when county auditors gath
cred in large numbers at Cedar Point
for an annual meeting. This year
but II OF the IS eoanty auditors
showed up, and the meeting was a
frost. In the old days the auditors
got together. recommended law after
law for their own benefit, but legis-
lators paid little attention.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Bank EmborzIer suloIdea.

San Francisco, Aug. 4.-CGrey \,
Marker bank embezzler Of Pearl
Ills, who gave himself up and was ar
rested here, died a suicide as result
of slashing his jugular vein. re
killed himself when nc was rold that
officers were en- their way 10 take
him back to Illinois. lie was sAcrt
$4,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
colunbvs paper suspends.

Columbus. O.. Aug. 4.--The Column
bus News. which for 50 years has
been issued IS an evening newspaper,
suspended publication today. Attor-
ney Charles p. Cultivate. receiver
for the newspaper. after a statement
to Judge L. b. liinkead by his at
torney. Henry Gumble. secured an
order to discontinue publication.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Yacht coronet is safc.

Norfolk, Va, Aug. A. - The yacht
Coronet, carrying 33 members of the
"llcly Chest and Us" sect. which was
thought lost In a hurricane, is re-
ported safe at the mouth OF the So
lem river and will continue on its
journey to Portland. Me-, as soon as
the sails are repaired
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Houeekeeper Ends Life.

Xenia. o.. Aug. 4.-Efie wilt, 25,
housekeerer employed by David Ma
than. farmer. died from drinking car
bolic acid. Before her death she de-
clared her attempts to stop ball play.
ing. drinking and gambling in q lot
adjoining Nathan's home on Sunday
had been In vain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Find Dead Babe In Barrel.

Cincinnati. o., Aug. 4. - Eugene
Russell and Charles Guenther dis.
covered the badly decomposed body
of a newborn infant in barrel. The
barrel had not been emptie1 for a
week. The body showed every in
dicalon that it had lain in the ashes
for at least five days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
PLAYED WIN Gun; One nead.

Portsmouth. o., Aug. 4.--LoMs Yer.
nier, 10, is dead, aud Arthur p. Pet
tit, 10, lost an arm as the result of
an accidental discharge OF double
barreled gun in the hands of John
Petit, 1G, brother of the younger
victim.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Barrymore.coIt Papers Served.

New York. Aug. 4. - Ethel Barry.
more has served Russell Grlswold
Colt with papers in a suit for abso-
Lutte divorce under the laws Of the
state OF New York, which recognize
only one ground for a decree. II wa2
reported more than one correspondent
had been named. Including a society
woman.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
No Warninn at Al.

A reckless golf player had just hit
one OF the ladies.
why didn't you warn her you were
going to shoot Somebody asked.
u did, he protested. II cried fore
two or three tines"
Fore nothing" the other man ex-
claimed. "ro attract a woman's alten-
ton you should have yelled three
nlnety-eght."-st Louis Post Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Sidney Flooded.

Sidney. o.. Aug. 4--Starrett creek,
the Miami canal and other little
streams are out Of their banks as
the result OF a oloudburst here. Gel
lars are filled and first 1ocrs are un-
der water. The Big Four tracks were
hidden by three feet of water for
more than o half mile.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
QUITS IN DISGUST
Genator Percy Refuses to Stand For
vardaman as Colleague.

Grcenyille, Miss, Aug 4.-Humili-
,ted by the overwhelming defeat ad-
ministered by James K. Vardaman.
who secured more votes than both
Percy and Alexander, United States
Senator Leroy c. Percy announced
his forthcoming resignation from
congress. The resignation VIII not
be handed in until the Mississippi
legislature meets in January. but 1t
is improbable Senator Percy will re.
turn to Washington during this ses.
sion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
AIleaed pandlts captured.

Belefontaine, o.. Aug. 4. - Harry
schnurr, said to be one Of two high
waymen who terrorlzed Sidney and
Union City, Ind, residents, was can.
tured by police after a running battle
In which shots were fired.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
TIMOTHY CROP SMALL
Ohio Wheat Prospect 10 90 Per Cent
Of Average.


Columbus, o., Aug 4. m The crop
report Of the state board Of agricul-
ture shows among other things a
very low percentage Of timothy hay
in OHIO this year and II the present
figures prove true the crop viii be
only amout 60 per cent. Of an aver.
age. or little over half Of the usual
crop.
The wheat prospect Is 80 ner cent
OF an average and the estimated crop
Is given at 2G,87AS14 bushels The
oats prospect is 40 per cent. OF an
average crop and the estimated area
is given as 29S6.625 acres.
The average of clover hay to the
acre is giren as one ton.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
BUcRFYt BRlEs


Nelsonville o., Aug. 4.1Arthur, the
1eyear-cla son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Loomis. was run over by en- auto
mobile and fatally injured His body
was crushed, one arm broken and
his skull fractured.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
lnnultn stars and strlpea.

London, Ont, Aug. 4.--As result
OF many protests from citizens Alder
man Mitchell. chairman Of the deco
ration committee Of the London Old
Boys association. ordered down all
American flags which had been in
cluded in street decorations.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Autos Clash: Three Injured.

Napoleon, o. Aug. 4.-Three per-
IONS were injured and eight Others
had marrow escape when automo-
lilies driven by Charles King Of Ma.
toleon and Urban Webber OF Wau-
rcon collided on the brink Of a 10
foot ditch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
rofqer Under Arrest.

Cleveland. Aug. 4.-Charged with
having perpetrated bank forgeries in
IS different cities since his recent re-
lease from the Columbus pen, Ed
ward Funk, with an elaborate string
of aliases, is under arrest here by
Plnkerton detectives.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
rmo tiurt Ia ExpIoalon.

Wooster, o.. Aug. "A gas explo-
sion completely wrecked the home Of
B. F. Pwdy and probably fatally In
jured his son-in-law, George Farmer,
and Mrs. Farmer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
AmerIcan Prlncess Dies.

Paris, Aug. 4.-Prlncess Ponlatow
ski, who was Elizabeth Helen Sper~
of Stockton, Cal. died here. 81
was married TO the prince In 1894.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Gates cn1ltIon Uneharoed.

Paris, Aug. "A bulletin given out
at the Hotel Mourice early this
morning reads; There has pocn no
change In the condition Of Mr..
Gates"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Times Changes.

Bob Fitzsimnons was smashed
up In an auto accident, and the
world Of sport never said a word.
Yet the time was when the
aforesaid W. Of &. would have
been horror Stricken had Mr.
Fitzsimmons lost one freclile
Denveg Republican.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-04
Enolneer EIeotroouted.

Piqua. o., Aug. 4.-Clay A. Meyers,
engineer and electrician in local
mill. was instantly killed by aociden-
tally brushing against switchboard