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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-07

HARPBR-on Tuesday, September .. 1911,
Charles S. Webbe. 11S Mt. Prospect ave.
nue.. Edwin Harper, In the 10th year OF
his age.
Funeral services from the House OF
PRAYER, corner State and Broad streets,
on Saturday. September 9, Mt 10 a. m.
Relatives n friends of the family are
invited to attend. Interment IN wood
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WOoDRuFFLOn September 6, 1911. at the
residence of her son-in-law. W. r. De-
Camp. Al Seymour avenue, Susan r.,
widow Enoch B. Woodruff.
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KOERNER-Entered into rest. after only
a short illness. oh Wednesday, Septem-
Der 6. 1911. Charles Koerner, in his S9th
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LYoNS-on September 3, 1911, John Rus
sell. beloved son of John and Helen
Lyons. aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, 449 Avon avenue, on Fri
day. September 8, at S:15 a. m, to the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament. where
a High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of his soul. Interment In
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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HALLER-on September 6, 1911, Frederick
D., husband of the late Lena Halter and
son of Frederick d. Halter, In his 2fth
year.
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MULHERN-At orange, N. J, Septem-
Der G, 1911. Mary II. Mulhern, aged
% years. 40 Henry street.
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CEMETERIES.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
GET BUSINESS TRAINING
Then when you apply for "a position you know
you can do this. that or the other needed
thing.
THE NEWARK BUSINESS COLLEGE
has helped thousands. it can erp you. Day
and Night School, Write for dialogue.
Warren ard Halsey streets. Newark. N. ].
MISS CRAvEN'sN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
9s Broad street,
Reopens Thursday, September 2sth.
Kindergarten, Primary, Intermediate, AGA,
demic and College Preparatory Departments.
A limited number OF boys received In the
lower departments.
For catalogue address MISS M. T. CRAVEN.
Dorset, Vermont.
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MoRGAN-At Chatham. n. J., on
Wednesday, September g., 1911, Mary
Ellen, widow of John S. Morgan.
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Relatives and friends. also Germania
Lodge No. 121, /. O.. o. F.; Covenant
Lodge No. &c, X. of p, and Lincoln Post
No. II. C. A. r.. are kindly invited TO
attend the funeral from his late home,
30 Napoleon street, on Saturday, Septem-
Der 8, at 2:30 p. n. Interment In Fair
mount Cemetery.
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Sweeney 8 scoppettone. sorrs. 92i.sD
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Lum, Tamblyn & colyer, Soirs. ts15.12
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

The following quotations were fur
!ished by Eisele & King: Bid. Asked.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

broken and he died Instantly.
Mount Vernon lll.-Charles u.
Chanute OF Chicago, son Of the late
octave Chante. known as the father
of aviation, died of blood poisoning
contracted from o'sarette burn
Chicago-It hardy pays a man to
80 TO church these days, explained
samuel Remington to the police. Re
nington insists his pocket was pick
ed as he lnelt in prayer.
Chicago John Alexander Won
Orion, declaring ~ Is a blood rela-
tive of the czar but working for an
electric company. told the police pick
pockets had his last N3.
Chicago one dollar bills were
more than burglars could pass. so one
aimed n brick bat at plate glass
window, took the mOrcy ana twenty
hats from show window.
San Bernardin. Galif.---Scotty of
Death Valley is at II again. He has
appeared at Bartow with more money
than ever and is spending IT lavish
ly as ever and refuses to tell where
he got It.
New York-The police give the
crown OF "ncryicst crook" 10 the din
that picked H. B Goddmans pocket
while walking with Mayor Gaynor.
lie did It while shaking hands with
the mayor. .
Utica, y. " Ruek fever has brok %
en- out so the deer season Is officially
here. Adolphus Seymour proved a
| target for hunter because he was
carrying the carcas of a deer but was
not hit
ProV.dence.-Amerlcan men are
Doors. don't know how 10 treat "A wo-
man and can't make love. says Mrs
Inez Sprague Stlnes. so she Is go-
| ing back To Paris.
Worchester, AIass.--Mrs. George A.
Austin, one Of this city's oldest resi-
dents attributes her longevity to base
bail. She hasn't missed a New Eng
land game here in three years.
New York.-rhe confetti record
was broken at Coney Island mard
gas when Lao tons were used. II
cost the city. thousands of dollars tc
remove the small specks from tho
street.
New York.-Countess Bhea Erdony
Is writing book decryng the sham
courtesy of European countries anC
praising Americans as the politest on
earth"
New York-Murry Guggenheim
the mining croesus. has been fiat hum
ing and has been so Well satisfied with
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
RratIricl< Killed,

Watseka, H.. Sept. 19.-At day
light today Sheriff Ireland and a
posse Of one hundred farmers with
two sets of bloOdhounds, resumed a
hunt for three desperadoes who shot
and killed Melvin Dradrlck, near
Leonard when surprised by -four
hunters in the act of cooking several
chickens. Darkness halted the pur-
suit OF the men last night.
Believing the men to be chicken
thieves, Bradrick his brother Robert,
his cousin. Charles Bradrick, and
Earl Ward demanded where they OBJ
tained the fowls. one of the despera-
does Immediately fired. killing Mel
vim and seriously wounding Robert
Ward fled but the men compelled
Charles Bradrick to go with them
later leaving him tied to tree where
he was found by the posse.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
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Montclair, N. Ut took three weeks
for physicians to shift Chas. stevens
heart from his right 20 the left side.
He left the hospital no worse for
the operation. It is said.
New York-Not wanting his son
George, II. to go hungry, Andrew
Matsch, baker, has left his bakery
door open each night so George, who
disappeared a week ago, might get
food.
Phlladelphia-Att to have his
son Aarons curves. Abraham Robin
son was hit in the side with base
hall and had three ribs broken.
Springfield, Mass.-Hellee Sunday
school, said one of % Chinese Sunday
school pupils. when caught in an
opium den. Their teacher bailed
them out and took them back to their
bible lesson.
Rhlnebeck, n. Y.-When Col. John
Jacob Astor ATTENDED services mt
church Of the Messiah they We're con-
graduated by Rector and vestrymen.
Cleveland. O.-Mrs. John y. Rocke-
feller, was able to attend church yes
terday for the first time I'm two years.
During Mrs. Rockefellers Illness John
! ID. has always taken no;es of the SER
mon and preached them over 10 her.
Massillon, O.-Mrs. Daisy NJ. Burd,
a spiritualist, will take to the plat
form soon, saying the spirit of the
Il te Henry Ward Beeeher wishes to
speak through her,
incinnati-Kindness of Louk Boil
| lnger, Mount Holly, O., farmer who
gave a man "lift' In his buggy,
was repaid by attempted murder and
IrOllbery. Bollinger - IN a hospital
with fractured skuil caused by IA
slungshot blow. Chester Davis wans
arrested. He had Bollinger's watch,
money and horse and buggy.
Cincinnati--Four year old Bertha
Becker had her tongue between her
tceth when she tumbled off n porch
at her home. She bit 1t in two
Steaming five times across the At
lantlc in three weeks is the new re-
cord established by the Lusitania,
which doclSed here after making the
trip from Daunts Rock in record
time.
| Passaic, ~ j, Rebecca Sigentoff Is
dead and nine other Slgentoas serios-
| ~ injured as a result of !, collision
between the family carryall and a
fast train.
| New York-Andrew b. Haggerty, a
Brooklyn business man seated IN the
rear OF the automobile was thrown
forward with such force by a collision
with farm wagon that his neck was
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
No Need to stop Work.

When your doctor orders you to stop
work, It staggers you. 81 can't" you
say. You know you are weak, run
down and failing in health, day by
day, but YOU must work as long MS
you can stand. What you need ia
Electric Bitters to give tone, strength
ana vigor to your system. to prevent
breakdown and build you up. Don't be
weak. 9ickly or ailing when Electric
Bitters will benefit you from the first
dose. Thousands bless them for their
glorlous health and strength. Try
them. Every bottle is guaranteed TO
satisfy. Only soc at Tschanen Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
To Enconrngc Gnmhllng.

Albany, n. y. Sept. l9.-The Git
tens bin to relieve race track direc-
tors from criminal liability for race
track gambling is to be moved for
passage before the legislature ad-
iourns. according 10 a statement made
today by Assemblyman w. W. Martin
of Saratoga, who has charge of thA
bill i'm the lower house. The bill pass
ed the senate during the regular ses-
sion of the legislature but was de-
fedted in the lower house. The bill
is now ON the table and its defeat can
be reconsidered at any time. Martin
today announced that he would move
the bill H'riday or on some day when
all the members are present.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
STATE TAX
COMMISSION
Has Announced the Final
Valuations of Electric
Railways Operating in
Ohio.
Rv unlted Press Wire

Columbus O., Sept 19.-The state
| tax commission today announced the
final valuations on property of cleo
trio railway companies operating i'm
Ohio, the figures on the ninety odd
lines being boosted from $30,3S2, ,927
the 1910 valuation, to $115,4S2,22G
an increase of $S5.O993 800. The big
gest Increase was made on the prop
erty of the Cincinnati Traction com
pany from $2,SS3,00O to $1S,123, ,4l6.
These valuations are final unless
changed by a court order:
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
Traction company--191O value, So
53s; 1911 value, $2,765; increase,
$227.
Cincinnati Traction company-19l0
value, $2,SS3.O0O; 1911 value, SIS
123,416; increase, $15,24O,416.
city Railway company, Dayton
1910 value. $622.55O; 1911 value, 81
432,91S; increase. $1.720,3GS.
Cleveland. Painesvllle x Eastern
railway-191O value, $267174; 1871
value. $1.47S.525; increase. S1,211,351
Cleveland Railway company-19l0
value, $7,9G4,SO0; 1871 value, SIS
465.14O; increase, $1O,5O0,34O.
Columbus. Delaware & Marion
1910 value, $S21,465; 1911 value, ST.
255 027: increase, $933,562
Columbus. Marion & Bucyrus-19l0
Vaut,. s45.0I2; 1911 value, Sl5i,900;
increase, $1O9.SSS.
Dayton, Covington Il Piqua Trac-
tlon company-1g10 value. $12G,759;
1911 value, $41S.31O; increase, $2S9,-
551.
Dayton & Troy Electric railway
1910 value, $217,17S; 1911 value.
$9OO,4G3; increase, $GS3,2s5.
Dayton Street railway-19lO value,
s97,0S9: 1911 value, $329,s3o; Increase
S231,030.
Northern Ohio Traction Light
1910 value. $1,44G,7S2; 1911 value
$9,617.7O1; increase. $S,120,919
Ohio Electric company-191O value.
$2,S99.375; 1911 value, $12,j70,O22;
increase, $9,S7O,647.
Peoples Railway company. Dayton
1910 value, $34S.S2O; 1871 value
$1,534,599; increase, $1,190,779.
Toledo, Bowling Green q southern
1910 value, $352,610; 1917 value
$1.415.O46; increase. $1,O62,43G.
Western Ohio railway-l9l0 value,
$459,6G3; 1871 value, $2,2l9,l44; in
crease, $1,759,4S1.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
ChnlCrn In IiaiN.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-While the
navy department is in possession of
facts of an alarming nature concern
ing the cholera situation In southern
Italy, details of consular reports bear
ing upon the conditions We're avail
able today From time to time the
consuls and diplomatic officers of this
government In Italy have made re-
ports by mail and some of the facts
set forth have been given out but re-
Gently only the general information
that the cholera is spreading and
does not seem to be under control has
been authorized. 1t is known that more
than one international conference
which was to have taken place in
Rome during the fall has been post
poned on account of the cholera.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Thrce Miners Rescued.

Leadville. Colo. Sept. 19.-Andre0
Perle. Fred CaslI and Matthew ia
cobson the three Finnish miners VIII
were entombed alive in the Morninl
Star shaft. saturday, were the heroe.
of the camp today following theii
rescue late last night. They had beer
imprisoned just 81 hours. They SUI
fered no i'll effects from their expert
ence and declared today that eNcep'
for the dampness and the poor ail
underground their stay in the shat
was quite comfortable.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Fire Chiefs Meet.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept 19.-The
23rd annual convention of the Ma
tional Association Of Fire Chiefs OPP
ened here today. 1t was estimated
over 1000 delegates. including chiefs
and their friends. were in the city
from all parts of the United states
and Canada. OF the Canadian con-
tingent Is Chief Thomas Lauder. OF
Edmonston. Alberta, who travelled q
600 miles to the convention
over 100000 worth of the most
up-to-date fire lighting apparatus III
existence Is on exhibition In the citys
auditorium where daily sessions viii
be held. The convention ends Friday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Graves overrules Predecessor,

Columbus, Sept. 1S.-Overruling
his predecessor in office, Secretary OF
state Graves today notified election
boards throughout the state that IN
selecting a presiding judge for each
precinct from the dominant party,
the deputy supervisor who appoints
the election judge must determine the
dominant party through the vote cast
for governor at the preceding guber-
material election. EX-Secretary or
state Thompson had held that the
dominant party must be determined
from the total vote cast At the pre-
vious gubernatorlal election for all
offices
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

one he found in Fifth avenue that he
Is going to pay $4,000 a year rent.
natf--.R Resolutions condhmn-
ing Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
for accepting an honorary office in
the National Brewers association and
demanding that President Taft take
cognizance OF It, have been adopted
by the Cincinnati Presbytery.
Cinclnnatl.-Robert Jewell con-
tractor, forgot to turn off the start
ing lever before he cranked up his
automobile. The machine chased him
100 feet, ran over and seriously in
iured him.
Findlay, Ohlo-Edgar Rogers Is
enjoying a second crop of raspberries
as large as hazel nuts
Cleveland-Julius Zack ordered
creamed chicken on toast i'm a restau-
rant and liked it so well he went
back Today ne married the cook who
is 81 years old Zack is n.
Cleveland-George Schmitz, 16, was
arrested for robblng saloon OF $65.
In turn. however he was robbed of
his loot by tramps and the police are
i'm doubt as to who they should prose-
cute.
Warren. Pa.-Roy G. Adams was
gored by a bull. Mrs. Adams is suff-
ering from appendicitis and the son,
Nertner on his way for n d, tor. col
lided with buggy. All the Adams
family are now in "a hospital.
Salisbury, Pa.-John Airgood, OF
Rossiter. near here has been married
three times and is the father of n
children. Nineteen are living.
Pittsburg, Pa.-Whiie Mrs. August
I1enkel is Fastening across the ocean
from Germany, with fortune of
$4,000 recently inherited. seachers are
dragging the river for her husband
who had been drowned.
Indianapolis Lottie Mehaffey,
of Indianapolis. claims to be the
smallest Rebekah in the United States
She is 81 inches high and weighs SO
pounds.
Chlcago-One hundred and fifteen
women are tncluded among the $50
new members of the elevated street
railway employees un;un. The women
are ticket sellers and took the ini-
tiative in organizing.
St Louis. Mo-. j. OConnor for
% years, president of the Western
Amateur athletic union, turned over
the keys to his office today to Theo-
dorie Bland, following the annual
election of the body last night O'Con-
nor was not remnominated, Hlands
opponent being Florence |. Curran,
who was defeated by two votes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

Syracuse, n. Y, Sept 1g.-Another
victim of the automobile accident at
the state fair track Saturday Is in a
critical condition this morning and
may die at any moment lie Is VIII
liam Sharkey. at the hospital of the
Good Shepherd, suffering from con-
crssion OF the spine and a fractured
skull.
Coroner Kline is very secretive
about his plans for the inquest He
says his preliminary investigation viii
be searching and that he will be ready
To call his witnesses next week. The
state fair commission is holding Sc
cret meetings since the board had a
conference over the states liability
with Attorney General Carmody late
Monday afternoon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Abdnctor Davis.

L.angdon, ~ D., Sept lS.-Ed Da-
Wis, confessed abductor and assailant
of Miss Eleanor Gladys Brice' the
Pembina valley, Manitoba school
teacher. was taken TO Morden Mani
toba, today and will be held there
pending IA preliminary examination
on the charges lodged against him by
provincial authorities. His decision
to return to Manitoba without extra
dltion was reached when he learned
that William Adams, the snowflake
Manitoba, hotel proprietor, whom he
shot last week, was not dead.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
uoodoo sun ON Mnr.i

Corning. n Y. Sept. 19.-The hoo.
400 that pursued Jimmy Ward ever
Sincc he began his attempt to nv
acrosa the continent was still i'm good
Woiking order today and once omre
his start was delayed. This time Y
was q heavy fog that prevented the
aviator from resuming his journey.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Taken TO Billiards.

New York. Sept 1S.-Bein' as how
neither Tigers or Yanks are figuring
in the American league pennant race
any more some of the players of these
teams are beginning to turn their at
tention to other Things. Hal Chase
and Bill Donovan have taken to bill
liards and tonight they will settle the
baseball championship at three cush'
lens. the pair being conceded the best
GUESTS I'm baseball.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
pnIltlcnI Sllonllng.

New Orleans Sept. 1S.-Fred
Laughin. "A local politician, who was
shat. Saturday night in the presence
of his wife and daughter by Fred
Kitslnger, another politician. died to-
day. Kitsinser alleged that Laughlin
wrecked his, home and also contends
that Mrs. Laughlin and her daughter
had urged him to shoot Laughlin. The
police are searching for Mrs. Kit
singer, who disappeared the day be-
fore the shooting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Slrll,e in Ireland.

Dublin, Sept. 19.-The railway
strike situation i'm Ireland became 50
threatening today that "A regiment of
infantry was ordered held in readi-
ness in England to be sent here on a
moments notice Every line except
the Dublin Southeastern is now ar
fected. The movement of freight is
at standstill and few passengers
travel on the Great Southern, West
err or Midland lines because of the
disorder that has affected the running
Of trains.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
WIN GAME IN FIRST INNING
Pitching Duel Features the clnoln.
natl-Phlladelphia Contest -

Cincinnati, o.. Sept 19.-In a
pitching duel between Benton and
Curtis, the former won, the Reds
beating Philadelphia. to /. In the
first inning the visitors scored on a
pass and a single by Luderus, while
Cincinnati got three on one hit, a
pass, double steal by Bescher and
Bates and Doolin's two errors. Score:
n. II. L.
Philadelphia ...1O 100000 & ?
Cincinnati ..,.3O 90 5000 % s 0
Batteries--curtis and Madden; Benton
and Clarke.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

one observant baseball doctor has
diagnosed the present baseball Of the
Yanks as what he calls "the handicap
game" The system, Judging from
the last few games. Is to allow the
opposing nine to pile up as many
runs as possible early In the contest
and then try and overtake them. oh,
yes. the result IS pretty much the
game everV time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Base Stealing.

Plttsburg. Pa. Sept 19.-There's a
law against larceny and Manager
q Clarke and his team propose to sec
whether that law does not apply to
base stealing in a game To be played
at Forbes field between the Pirates
and the Giants this afternoon, The
Gothamites yesterday had things
pretty much their own way with the
buccaneers and the final game of the
series which has practically assured
the national league pennant to New
York, will be-a royal battle. IL may
be Hendrix of Leifeld on the center
piece for Pittsburg, and Ames OF
Wiltse for the Giants. Conservative
Charley Herzog. the Giants third
sacker now is quoted as believing
confidently that not only viii the
Giants be returned winners In the
National league but they will take
the Athletics into camp. He said to-
day; Base stealing win do the
trick"
Pittsburg fans after yesterdays af-
fair agree with him.
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Just by way of kicking the lining
out of the theory that team win
ming the first game of a series loses
all the rest. the Giants once more
trounced the Smoky City crowd. And
II took only two innings to do 1t which
added somewhat to Gotbam's glee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

1ncldentally'its almost time for the
dear old moss-covered, iron bound
warn about the eastern teams COM
bining against Chicago to help New
York.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

Let us convince you that we show
the largest line of up-to-date trimmed
hats i'm Marion. our nobby street
hats were never so wearable only one
of a Kind all colors and shapes. Mrs.
Jennie Thomas. /
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

Buffalo. n. Y. sept. 19.-ThTee
yeggs blew open two safes in the
store of c. c. Monchow at Nariila. I .
miles from here, early todas, and Sc
cured about $4,000 in cash and checks,
They had an auto and escaped toward
Buffalo. Posses are following.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Winnipeg,

indianapolis. Sept 19.-Winnipeg'
Manitoba, was today selected as the
next meeting place of the sovereign
grand lodge of odd Fellows.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
WARD AGAIN
ON THE WING
Leaving Owego at 10:45 He
Scared Over Elmira at
11:15 Going at a High
Rate of Speed.
BY United Press Wire.

Oswego, N. Y, Sept 1S.-After be-
Ing delayed here since Saturday when
his plane was badly damaged in at
a start, Aviator Ward who
Is attempting to fly across the con-
tinent, again took to the air at l0:45
this morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
candidate Dead.

Cleveland. Sept. 19.-Charles w
Lapp, former vice mayor and pre-
siding officer of the city council, un-
der the late Mayor Johnson. died to-
day of typhoid fever. Lapp was a
candidate for vice mayor on the Dem
ocratic ticket this fan ana his death
cakes that candidacy vacant.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

Why not suspicion against the
Dodgers who have had the cub am
CORA in captivity pretty much all sea-
SON
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

Elmira. n. ", Sept 1S.-Aviator
Ward scared over this place at HE
O'Clock having made SO miles In 30
minutes. This place is Pa miles from
Wards stertng point.