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I .'v .0 7 i h V f , kfj ii ,'iOmr ',. 4"J fc a:, m. j ii' . - i .- r S". 'vOr . l. Pi.t. lifer . ;'. wVfi'M - -' N ' DAILY MIRROR. & , 4 ,wtf aw v K9M ti. . re ' t i v. l " - i.. . - - . k e. - i -t . -I CT. 11 1v T .'. Vt - I - - ' M!' Mr A vk. W -" "Wk. I I r 111 4 IftT II VI 1 ; '?AM i .JSrOIVMM,XXI. NO. 79. - .ysrur' vMi. .. L 4 rV & HMmH 8'.' ' . ' .. MABION, OHIO, FBIDAY BVBNINO, NOVEMBER 15, 1907. FBIOX TWO OlStl SAYS HE IS WILL ACCEPT A THIRD After a long Silence upon the Subject the Com- mm . m N0MNA1N 'V rClSiiS'Wit moner States his Position-Will make no fight for the Place and will not feel disgruntled if He is not Named. :.',V..i. t -i V - 1 lit.. J- iiUi'r T i' . -" 'ii .. v vx rxss Bryan says tbat He Considers that the Question of hit meiirability as a Candidate should be Decided by the ' ipfrtv. toot by a few Party Leaders or by himself The ;jPqiiibiiity of Roosevelt being Named for a third Term doif nqt Figure in the case No Contributions from ,Trufts are wanted. n X im t ncoin. Net.. Nov. 1C William ,niore by his nomination of someone 'TimMtnMJRrvan will accent the Dera- ,cl8e. ...'.' ... -.. HoMont in "If he can serve the party by belug Utrilu -IWUIumww" .w. , V ' HiW h J!1" DelthCr " C I""'"""" d mak0 llie bcst fl8lt ho j&r -- ' ftflsit 'tor U. Ican If howover, the choice falls $! V-;.' " thl for ,year " ?i"lupon another, ho will not bo dlsnp- iv ' .. i 'wv'..-v- .- ."", ' "pointed or disgruntled, his avauaim ' ttoa; "Will you accept the nom- . (g a tIon to be decIded nol by MIOIT PERSONS KILLED ,1N RAILWAY WRIiCK n. . . .. , .." ..? Ottawa, Canatl ns aroVTci: o K k 4- .-i oYnrc-sB at Char ifnV. last nlRht. It Is said that tho !! Ltk 1 ... majority 01 tno tiemi nnu injured nro company employes. rnil.xh 1,llU Ini n 'z:rv&? "" ..." :tr Cdall Ulvor. ncar5Ndrth IX Vjt"-1 WW" he UeU0VeS Sow 'him not by a few ' ?. 4 '.v SaffilSA? f:: to knW lbr the lead.nB ne- Fv k1 i ''i tkt;DMl(lon he occupies ''(Wae uestton that ought to weigh TOtt, tte says, 1b whether his nom- llMltcfiWlll strengthen the Demo more tnan me nomum- one else. Not only will or Ask for the nomination not assume to decide thd availability and If tho .. u.ri"Vw n 'jrfrr w SsfWftv'', HA.VMWits. .rMw jy LWkf -AWaOiflnme V$rJr&W&' ' k.JWt'-Mk M'- ..IWRMSHi .'ikiBi .:Wf,i.i3ESB; HHHPVKK - ",fl f u.MMM SBBKSV'a; .t X leaders, not even newspapers that call themselves Democratic, but by the voters of tho party, and to Hiem he entrusts the decision ot the question .they are the supremo court In all Matters concerning candidates, as they are In all matters concerning the platform. "He' assumes that they will not .i,. i, ,m n.ihrislw' hlm unless they desire to make B6ther. he will neither l . .. . , ' .. ,., UtSStofiU has xtJSSST r'akVTfo'r j . ji tr. a.'o conditions and he also takes It for iir"rrr!. ... V . 'eranted that the orcanlzatlon of the rimrjiiBpiwiicans are imeiy to ,- ., ... . . ,, uv tt, i or , ascertain the chances ivati,l ' ... 'm,. .VUr'iPrnnuvx ' platform and will be composed of . .tT. : .7 "''"' . imen whose, noliticai records will In. lvte confidence and give assurance jat'the election of 1907 Is Sffi!!!S!fJ r. madrwt'atory"lf wn-will noVbe M4.MPI'HBHj .jm. it m-sUunent Is due toHho pltt;OMwho prefer another cMlkte'kre entitled tq know his ynaviunilOT iiiubc wuu mvur ma notolriallon''have a right to domand anVansWer to the question so often PHtjSwlJl you accept a nomination, HHS ,, refusal to answer the question has" led to the circulation of many Mlseroports and unfriendly news papers have taken advantage of his silence to misrepresent his attitude. "itr. Bryan will not ask for or seek a nomination and ho will not assume t6 dccldo Hho question of his availa bility. Jfe has been so amply recom pensed by his party for what ho has done' and for what he has endeavored to do' that' he cannot claim a nomin ation as a reward; nelthor should his ambition' vbe considered, for he has had .honors onough from his party tostfy&ny reasonable ambition. IThrt nnlv niip.tlnn thnt nueht til weigh -!tb the party Is whether tho lln "mk1lt no ma,ttor who n,ay be party oan'be strengthened and aided tho Hopubllcan nominee. "No one can estimate the chances t tho party In the uet campaign with sufficient accuracy to make his candidacy dependent upon tho out look. White Democrats have reason to be encoutaged by the fact that Democratic principles have grown In popularity and that Democratic pol icies arc now praised by many who denounced them a rew years ago, and while further encouragement is to be derived from tho fact that tho Democratic party Is more united than It has been for many yeas, and the Republican party more divided, still the action of tho Democratic party cannot be made dependent upon tho prospect of success. "The prospects now seem excellent, but a Democratic nnllonal convention will be held, a platform adopted and candidates nominated, whether tho prospects are bright or glooiny, and the party must make the best fight it can whether It enters the campaign with fear or confidence. If the members of the party believes that Mr. Bryan's nomination will help the party, Its principles and Its policies, he will accept the nomination whether, tho Indication point ot defeat or vic tory. A defeat can bring no dis grace where the causo is a Just one, hut cowardice would be disgraceful, especially In one who is as deeply indebted to his party as Mr, Bryan is. "The next campaign will bo nn ap peal to tho public conscience. The investigations have shown not only the corrupt use of large campaign funds, but the only source from which they call be drawn, namely, the cor porations that seek to convert the government Into n business asset. The Democratic party stands for the doctrine of equal rights to all and special privileges to none, and there fore cannot promise favors to favor seeking corporations. The Democratic campaign must be carried on by volunteers who will work because they desire the triumph ot Democratic Ideas. We cannot hope to appeal to the sordid or to buy tho purchaseablef even if such a course vould,on tribute toward Dotoocratlc success." POMPS IS SICK 'hi Work of Securing a Jury in His, Case was Begun This Morning. barren victory "The Republicans must nominate either a reformer, a standpatter or ono whose position un public ques tions Is unknown and tho course ot the Democartlc party Bhould bo tho same no matter which element con trols tho Republican convention. The Democratic party must make tho fight for what It believes. "While It may take advantage of Republican mistakes, It must depend upon its own merits for success and not up on tho error of Its opponents. "The action of tho Republican con vention may have Its Influence In tho determining of tho relative avail ability of Democratic candidates, but it ought not to have any influence in determining the question whether thu one chosen by the Democrats should accept tho nomination. If tho rank and fllo ot tho Democratic party de sire Mr. Bryan to make the race, ho dcntlnl ambitions wns not forth, coming, Koraker said ho had no e.iigagfyn.qut XP jPnfer w'm Sena 't6'r' Dirk,' Uu6: towpuld probably' sec ii iiu uqny on tomorrow, , dick, is still ,on crutches. Mon who nro In Tornker's confld. oiice sny that, desprle his reticence, his candidacy for presdent will bo announced by himself or by spme delegated to Bptfak for him bo fore the holidays. Koraker is openly pleased with tho result of tho elections In Ohio this fall and believe Tnft's boom Is on the wane In Ohio. (Jeorgofpwji, K' Xov. ir,. The task of selecting a Jury to try Caleb Powers for complicity In . . . yH . .... I Goebel'smurucr, was started touay and Is -lllkely to be long and tedious ;Powers was 111 last night with stoina'ch trouble and appears pale nndwan at tho trial table today. NINE FOREIGNERS ARE INJURED AT PITTSBURG H'lttsburg, Pa.. IN'ov. ,lo.-X,lno mon were injured today by nn ex plosion nt tho Lucy furnace. Tho injured are all foreigners. The explosion occurred while tho men wero at work nenr tho furnace. Hot metal caught most of them before they were ableto escape. STANDARD S SQUEEZING OUT ITS COMPETITORS Wall Street learns that the Octopus is buying out the In dependent Companies at Bargain Prices Oklahoma and California Producers are added to the List of Standard Victims. Xow York, Nov. ), That tho have no place to turn except to THROUGH THE ROOF DISMISSAL OF WALSH Will be Ask on the Grounds That Banking Laws are ;bead Letter. LOUISVILLE STREET CAR MEN 00 UN STRIKE Louisville, Ky Xov. 1,-, For tho second time n nine months. Louis ville has n street car strike. Tho union employes quit at midnight, voting down tho request for twen ty.four hours more to arrange for arbitration. They charge that tho company was merely seeking more time to prepare for the strike. Man and Woman are Blown by a Gas Explosion. REMORSE CAUSED BANKER s TO COMMIT SUICIDE i i- j if 3 ' , 1 ' f ' When Financial Cloud broke the Woman for whom He j,Deitrted his Wife turned her Back on him, while his , Wife rushed to him and'placed her Fortune at his '' Disposal Then remorse overcame him and '-'- He shot himself. Pittsburg, Pn.f Nov. 13. Mrs. Sarah Grossman and Jacob Berger. man, wero blown through thu roof of their homo and probably fatally Injured by a gas explosion, today. A number cf other porsons re ceived minor injuries In tho ex. plosion and tiro that followed. Several firemen wero injured. ChlcagoNbv. 13. On the elalniB that jolin K; Wnlsn was guilty of nothing moroj criminal than bad Judgment,! 1b. misapplying 21.0Q0. 000 f tiljWank's funds, and that the bankfsglws arc dead letter, the i mllllo3jre,fl lawyprs will ask fcVIsdrMfcsarwitffbur' submis sion of evidence In his behalf. ' Tho attorneys contend that tho provision of law concerning tho limitation of loans to nny Indiv idual to ten per cent of tho bank's capital, Is not( prohibitory, but merely ndvisory, Tlioy insist that tho entire penalty for violation of this provision is a civil liability for tho loss undtho possible ro. vocation of tho" '"bank's charter. Tho motion for Walsh's dismissal will bo mndn as soon ns tho gov. eminent 's cvldcnco is finished. Cashiers, auditors, and secretaries of tho Wnlsh enterprises, Identified the books ami , stock lists, today. BOOMfFOR FORAKER NEWSPAPER MEN MAY ACCOMPANY THE FLEET Chicago, Nov. 15. Rear Admiral Brownson,. chief of the bureau of navigation at Washington, who Is nt present in charge, declared today that his recent order'that no news paper men shall accompany the Amer ican battleships on the cruise to the Pacific ocean has been rescinded. Admiral Brownson said: "We shall allow representatives of the press as sociations to go with the licet. No others will ho taken along." NINE FOOT WATERSTAGE Indorsed by the Ohio River Improvement Associa tion, today. Stnndard Oil Is taking full advan tage of the crisis to make u clean up of Its Independent rivals, Wall Street learns. Most of tho Independents have slender flnnclal resources ami have been heavy borrowers. The banks are rnlllng Uicsle loans. In most cases tje little companies their big rival. Within tho paHt few days the Standard has been a heavy borrower and It is stated tills money Is uelng applied to purchases at present bargain values. Oklahoma and California Independents have already been added to its collection according to the report. DAMAGING TESTIMONY AGAINST MRS. BRADLEY The State rests its Case at Noon after Examining a Nuni ber of Witnesses who told of Mrs. Bradley having made Threats to kill Senator Brown if He did not v do Certain Things. Washington, Nov. 15. The state rested In Its testimony against Mrs. Bradley for the killing ot former Senator Brown, at noo ntoitay. Dam- aging evidence was given by Detective Grant, to whom Mrs. Bradley made a statement after shooting. "Sho told me she had brought a revolver from Salt Lake Cljty,"-lio said 'and had thought it over a long "time and Intended to shoot Drown. She said she had not dono it on the lm pulbe of the moment." The defense vainly bought to have this testimony excluded. Dr. Kelly, ot Salt Lake, told ot meeting Mrs. Bradley in Salt Lake City, last summer. "She, said r if Brown didn't acknowledge, his par entage of the younger child sfie would kill him," testified Kelly. I advised her not to do It bub she snldt he'll" have to do it, If lie. dopsnjt' lwliH. shoot him. I don't want hls'imonev. h' I want him.." "'v Other witnesses fiom the West told of .Mrs. Bradley's threats to kill Brown . TR T Will SWALLOW WRESTLING MATCH ENDS IN A SHOOTING SO A APE Ldraliij O., Nov. 1Q. Quarreling, during a wrestling match, J. J. Thotiius, U saloonkeopor, shot Louis Washtak, a shipbuilder, an old frleiid. Washtak Is dying In tho hospital and Thomas Is uudor nr rost. Thomas claims self dofense. Will be Started by Himself or an Authorized Person Before Christmas Washington, Nov. Koruker arrived v hero 13. Sonntor onrly today, Wheeling, W. Va.. Nov. 13. Tlio most Important work of tho Ohio River Improvement association at Its second dny's session, was tho icport of tho cominltteo on reso lutions which was naopted. The report declares for u nino foot stage of water and endorses tho plans of tho United States en. glncers in their entirety. All members were urged to uso their Influence with senators and con. gressmen to secure for tho rivers favorahlo action. All schomes for improvement of tho lower Ohio were commended and tho commltteo favors clvlnc proposed improvements ITS GREATEST RIVAL United States Steel Corporation will absorb the Greatest Independent Concern which is fighting it Stopping . Work on the Jones and Laughlin new Plant gives .. , rise to Speculation. tho Tennessee Co.il & Iran Co. to the United tates Steel corporation, comes the story tha- the steel trust will frou 8on swallow Its i.iost powerful rival. tho mouth of tho Tennesseo river According to reports that will not to Cairo, tho nroferenco. Thov down tho steel trust Is about to Pittsburg, Nov. 15. Following nl- .bo rcbiimcd and the original plans most on tho heels of tlie transfer of 'carried out, hu bald that In a short time evcryiiiiug wouiu go on as uo tho but the stutement that lie was expected to give out, concerning Ohio politics and his own presl. protest against narrow channel bridges mid comniond the tschome jof tho englncera to roplaco narrow span bridge at Stoubonvlllo. l.ouisvlllo gets tho next convon. Hon. tuko over the linntonse fore. He rcftibcd to admit that the steel trust was In a deal to absorb Jones & Laughlin, but others closojtii the company said the negotiations weie on. ,'( It Is the steel trust that Jones.. & - n i.i... I. . .... ......... .-. Jones & ''""Kim" minima 101 driving mem ': ; A :'V I V f- H- v'NowJj'Vork . Nov. 13. 'Former I Whon'tho llnauclal cloud broke jp'reilentCharleB T, Barnoy, of over him, , tho beautiful secretly thd'-'suHpondcd ' Knickerbocker TniBj. J ,-arried woman, for whom he had company, "vho dlod yesterday from ctlcully doserted his wife, .aielf infllctea Plsto shot wound, ;urneU hor nck upon hlm, T,o leaVRB U tJHIUlU WHICH Will IIUU. abfy excejl OOO.qOO. Business frJenHi still 'say Barnoy shot him self accidentally UiU Coroner Har burgor bildsii to .'nulcldo, Tlie In quest will not life held, for sov e'ral 'days! ttf' 'allow a fuller ln veMMtloi.r J H The cdronorf will inquire less In. to BarnejF's financial affairs than Vward il'lWler fovolatlon ,of his domestic '(troubles, Intimate f Hands y of Barnes) said) touky they aro'con. vlnoed tht dofcest trouble, rath, er than ;taanc'li, led the financier io ena nm me. was rumurne, it: growing 6iU x ot lm nogloct ot his wlfes"WJwaB eating away hla MOVING CAPITOL: NECESSITY INVENTION. kMTt. mother of his children; estranged for yours and nuout to oniain a divorce In marked contrast, put aside hor resentment and rushed to his aid. Sho laid hor fortune, Inherited from the Whitney fam ily, at his feet. Sho offered com. forand solacol Then ho knew thp wrong ho had dono hor and his remorse was too great, It is said that Barney's death Is expected to havo little effect In business circles. ' A;PD ItEMnia fi(j3(UiC .320 . ardl Mrs, Barney, through her at torneys, announced this afternoon that she had not contemplated gettlugfl a divorce. IS THE MOTHER OF Laughlin concern hero, tho blggebt Independent steel producing corpora Hon In the country. Tho rumor of tho absorption gained strength today when word was giv en to stop all woik on tho great new plant that Jones & laughlin wero building at Allequlpim, on the Ohio river, Just west ot the city. This plan was to cost $10,(100,000 In Its first stngo and many moro millions were to be spent upon It in nn en deavor to make it the most complete steel producing enterprise In tho country. Tho Intention of Jones & l.aii Bill In was to make the new plant so complete In every respeet that the new steel trust town or fjary would bo only a village ns compared with It. A large sized city was laid out at Allenulppa nnd tho erection of the mills and furnaces and dwelling houses for workers, was begun and pushed rapidly. But today 10,000 mer. at Allenulppa received word that all worlc would bo suspended at once. These men, besides builders. Include Iron nnd steel workers of various grades, for Jones & LauRhlin, wero already turning out Boiue of their pioduct at the new works. When tlio nows or Hie suspension of work became known, the finan cial Rtrlngrnnv was Immediately blamed, nnd Willis, King vice pres ident of the company, was quoted ns admitting that tho scarcity of money at present had caused the cessation from Pittsburg. Numerous damage suits against Jones & Laughlin on account of the gases from their mills killing vegetation on the lawns of steel trust mnguatcs and their neigh bors linr.ihhed tho concern, and the move to Allequlppa was the result. TRIED THREE TIMES TO TAKtf HER LIFE Bollol'ontalne, O., Nov, 15. Alter muklug three unsuccessful attempts at suicide within one week, Mrs. J. 11. Darthauer, wife ot a well known larmer, bus been takeu to tho Toledo State hobpital . Some sort of poison was used by frs, Dartliuuer In each attempt, but what It was no one knows , audi the attending physicians could not discov er although they managed to save her life each time. No bottle or loder wns twer found. Hxcltomont over religious meetiuiss Is given as the cause of her derangement. fWO AND A HALF MILLION FOR JOHN D. FOCKEFELLIR Now York, Nov. 13 Tho Stand f aid Oil company of New Jersey today declared u dividend of ten dollars a sliiirn for the- quarter, the Hiuno amount paid this lime last year. 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