The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-09
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New Yorl<-Mrs Margaret Erncstene
AnderSonW Wheeler Kountzc- Miller
Fauser is suing for separation from
her fifth husband, Gustave NJ. Fauser,
because, she SAYS he is devoid Of CHI
valry.
Middletown, y. Y.-Because his pct
dog mounted the bencn and Shook
hands" with the judge, Karl Kompff
an aged man, escaped Jail science for
being intoxicated.
Philadelphia. Pa.-Hungry as they
were, the members Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution postponed
their luncheon until an American nag
used as table cloth, was removed
They said 1t was desecration.
New York-Postmastcr Morgan is in
vestigating a regular prize fight, to
which tickets were sold which took
place between clerks i'm one of tac
big uptown postal stations. Sus-
pensions will follow.
Philadelphia. Pa-rne "grizzlv bear"
the turkey trot," and the "buzzard
lope' have been outdone in staid
Philadelphia, which has introduced the
sensuous "angleworm wigglc," said to
bs the limit
New Yorl-Bccausc the courts ruled
Mrs j. George Larfargus died five
seconds after her husband i'm an auto
mobile accident the estate left by the
couple viii go TO her relatives in
stead Of to his.
Winstcd, Gonna rooster which
broke out of it's cage. tried To- perch
ON the bell-cord Of baggage car on
the Now York Bridgeport His weight
lsIgnalcd the engineer to stop the train
IN n hurry.
New Yorl-Because she heard somc-
ono say she was dead, as she was being
pushed In a cart through the streets.
Mrs. Annie Churchill. blind for two
years, was so shocked she regaincd her
sight completely.
Greenwich Conn.-lvarden Henry y
Marshall found monster pearl" i'm a
clam and rushed To New York to have
II appraised. There 10 learned it was
only a marble his friends had plant
cd' in the clam FOR him.
Chicago-Tennis. basket ball. and
tack athletics are BRUTAL" according
! 60 DR. Dudley T. Reed, medical exam
liner Of the University or Chicago. who
declares i'm the current issue of the
New York Medical Times that these
sports rank ahead Of football as dcs-
troyers Of health. The midway au-
thority gives the eridiron game prac-
tically a clean bill while "pannIng"
other pastlmes.
Mcdonald. Pa.-Bccause Robert Ma
larey turned off the electric current
IN mine. making the death toll only
one instead Of two. the coroncr's Jury
recommended that he be given Car.
nccie hero medal.
! Altoona, Pa.-Flstcning the butt OF
a shotgun to couch. David 4. shaw
a railroad shopman. held the muzzl,
laganst his heart an pressed the trig.
ser with cleaning rod. Death was In.
Istantaneous.
| Pittsburg, Pa-Althoush going blind
| Rev G. w. Wyckoff sevcnty-hve. roi
thirty-eight years pastor Of Bethc
PRESBYTERIAN chgrch, : being urged
not 10 giveup his post The congrcga
ton had only four pastors In i3j years
Pittsbug. Pa.-City council q,
wrestling over the problem OF whether
tne municipality should pay Keeper
Henry J. Herrmunn's doctor bill. in
CURED when "Jocko" of tho High
land park 200, took piece out of his
! arm.
Washington-Attcr seeking death
nine times by usphyXiation without
success, Florence Simmons. thirty
three, when arrested for larceny
turned ON the gus again in the po'ico
court wash-room lut was rescued.
Boston. Mass When a sen gulrs
| feet froze TO block OF ice he was
standing on in Boston Aarhor his
| Iclics brought swarm of others which
prickcd him loose with their bills.
Chicago-Jewclry valued AT SiO1 sto-
len from the home Of Mrs. II. In
Turner was returned through the
mails, today, with a letter from the
thief saying he repcnted his act.
Leayenworth, Kas.-lpatrick But
| Ter, go, who says he deserted from tao
Second infantry UnIod States army.
at Chattanooga, 80 years ago. gavc
himself u2 here, He will be allowed
to go on a "deserter's release"
Chicago-When cry of fresh
| eggs" caused Alex Herboy to open his
| back door, three "peddlers'' jumped
in. bound and gagged Herboy and his
| wife and carried away $500 in cash.
| Blakes will have the finest vlolcts
of the sason for St. Valntne's day.
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