The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-29
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Albany, N. Y.-Mary lang, a spin
ster, aged seventy-eight, who was
supposed to be a pauper, starved to
death in her home. When the house
was searched, It was found she had
| $4,000 in the bank.
Bloomfield, N. J.-iBecause he was
shot in the leg with the wadding OF
a blank cartridge while being initiat-
ed into the Modern Woodmen. John
Hetzel is suing for $4,000 damages.
New York-Margare Scott, seven,
and Charley Williams. two, were
seriously hurt when a street car ran
them down. When they reached the
hospital i'm an ambulance each was
still eating II large stick of candy.
New York-"Come on home; moth
er wants to see you" This a score
of times from Thomas Wilson, Jr.,
10 his father as he was trying to
sell goods, causeed the parent to have
his son arrested
New York-,Mrs. Morgan j. O'Brlen
wife of Justice O'Brien and mem
Der OF one Of the most prom
inent Catholic families in the city,
approved the edict of Pope Plus
against Mobile skirts.
Columbus, Or go proposals in
troduced to date in the constitutional
convention, three men have introduced
n total of "A. The records show that
81 delegates have not fathered a sin
gle proposition.
st. Louis, Mo.-City Bacteriologist
Harris. investigating a bad egg, found
A han
terra.
New York--Tigures announced by
the department OF health show that
1884, Sag babies were born In the city
during the year 1911.
Bergen Point, n. J.-During
storm a shower of sand worms fell
upon the deck of the ferryboat Hay
onne city. Captain William Dumy
swears it's true
philadelphia, Pa.--Mrs. Esther G.
Young, a wealthy society woman. has
been elected president of the Column
bia Telephone company She Is tho
first woman In the country to hold
such a position.
Nenah, VISA red hot meteor
fell upon the house of Stephen Seem
lock, here, and Knocked large hole
in the roof The family narrowly es-
capped being hh.
New York-IMlss Nora Cretan and
l.. n. Bliss demonstrated the new
hygienlc waltz to n crowd of 1000 |
dancers At no time did the walters
get within two feet of each other.
Murrayvllle, Ills.-George McAllister
sacrificed his long. silky mustache
for $40, auctionlng It, to the highest |
bidder to boost the building fund of
the local Methodist church.
Tarrytown, N. Y.-An immense |
eagle has been feasting on chickens |
captured on the estate OF John d. !
here, during the last few |
days
Chicago-Patrick Conroy got job |
with a packing company and stole six |
lamb chops for his starving family !
they had eaten no meat for weeks. |
Judge Rooney fined him 81 and paid |
the fine himself.
Chicago-Charged w:;n having
wife in each of seven cities, and COM
5inng matrimony with the white |
slave traffic, Max Guoer has been ar
'ested for bigamy anG violation of the
Mann ACT.
Mt. Vernon, Ills.-Game Warden |
Wood states that twenty-five per cent |
d the quail and forty per cent. OF
he song birds froze to death or starv-
Cd during the recent cold spell.
Pittsburg, Pa.-A:inough eighty |
iears old, Joseph u. Wainwright today |
e lebrated his nineteenth birthday |
lie was born Feb. 20, 1882.
Bittsheld Mass.--Charles Crozier,
l.nety-siX years old, celebrated his |
twenty fourth birthday today Six
fifteen grandchildren and two
at-grandchildren joined in the qua
lrennial reunion.
Washington Alice Tlerney leaves
here Sunday on a trip or 10000 miles
10 be married in Japan to Harry G..
Wynn, naval academy graduate.