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Ticket 'Altai.
Wtumm Home 246;' Bell 177.
feet Jul. 1, 1907.
Wor further tnfonnatkm retard!
Into, call Infonnatlo werator,
Mmt 'lAoee.
ERIE MiLRQiP
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' Daily except Sunday and legal
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SOUTH AND CINCINNATI.
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Dally Dally exoeet Sunday.
23 TO
JAMESTOWN
That' the, number of beurs
Marion is from the Exposition
via the Hocking Valley route.
Choice of, TWENTY-NINE
liferent routes direct (via
WaahUfton, Petersburg, Phil
adelphia or Baltimers). or
via New York.
UBEBAIi STOPOVERS.
RATES.
'10 DAY LIMIT.... 912.00
15 DAY LIMIT.... 16.60
10 DAY LIMIT 19.25
IEASON PICKET... . 21.80
VIA NEWJTORK
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BEASON TICKET.... 21
Tickets on sale daily to
'November 30.
HOCKINQ VALLEY.
Remember Ihe bargains in clothing
for men, women nnrt children at the
rummage Bale Friday and Saturday,
10 Court street, near Pilgrim Inn.
10-15-3t
Beautiful Garfield park addition, on
East Center street. Building lotB
Raid til 12.00 down and then 50c to
1,00 per week. Contracts and deeds
made liy Marlon Savings Hank.
10-in-2t
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Juniper U said to bo Hip most dnr-
nbie o! woods.
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Papers
For .the fall. We show n.
fine line oPWlL Papers
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b t ,if "Jcriatterns in all grades for
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President Roosevelt and John A.. Mctlhenny, of Louisiana, Civil Service
Commissioner, whose guest he was from October 4th to October 21st, while
hunting In the canebraket of Louisiana.
MILLIONS ARE STOLErt
BONDING COMPANIES GIVE OUT
FIGURES OF PECULATIONS.
Spring Months Are Favored by
Rogues Who Run Away with Em
ployers' Cash Banks Are
Worst Sufferers.
New Vork. Thu bondlnq companies
of this rlty have Just found out havf
much roRties here und elsewhere In
the t'nltcd States have stolen In the
first six months of the picscjnt year.
The total, compared with tho corre
sponding period In 11100 and 1305, Is
as follows:
100n, r),234,98S; 10ni5.,$3,R20.n39, and
1007, $o,4S2,0S7. Total for tho threo
periods. $M,GIG,071.
April Is the favorite month with
embezzlers. They Jjln their opera
tions with the first gladsome warbles
of spring. Just before the racetracks
are swept up for tho season. The de
falcations, by months', this year wore
as follows: .
January, I720.7J5; February, $1,530,
101: March, $1,121,800; April, $1,130,
033; May, $4O0,U02; June. $201,410.
Total for six months, $5,182,087.
In April, 11105. thu nhiiblc thieves
got away with $2.33::,0I0, and in tho
following April they madcMhelr big'
jfest hauls.
The banks and trust companies
were the worst sufferers. They lost
$2,080,590, as against only $758,750 In
the Hist half of 1900. Tho public serv
ice corporations and tho llko were the
next hardest hit. They parted Invol
untarily with $030,3:17, ns against
$9S5,3S0 In tho first half of 190G and,
$520,901 la tho first half of 1905. Next
como general business houses, which
lost $.819,372 through dishonest em
ployes, as compared with $1,020,373 In
tho first half of l'JOil. Miscellaneous
Institutions, breweries, stores, etc.,
were robbed of $817,871, ns against
only $15'.,159 In tho same months last
year.
Beneficial associations had their
funds depleted to the oxjent of $100,
703. as against $142,9.14 In 1900 and
$29C,S7G In 1905. More than $253,080
In court trust funds, were Btolen, an
excess of only $5,000 over tho same
period In 190C. In the first half ol
1905 $795,513 or court funds disap
peared through peculation. The trans
portation companies lost $104,552, as
against $75,904 In 1900 and $92,309 In
1903. The Insurance companies were
the smallest milferers. They lost by
thievery only $69,508, as against $137,
485 In 1900 and $13,501 in 1905. This
does not Includo funds -Juggled In dodg
ing Insurance commissions or "yellow
dog" accounts.
About one-half of these embezzled
millions went directly Into Wall
street, tho experts say, where they
(vero- swallowed up In unlucky specu
lations. One-half of tho remainder
was lost In gambling on tho race
tracks and In pooIrooni3. Thu remain
der was spent In tho ohl-fnshlbned
traditional way, on wine and women.
Detective Defies the Lash.
Vork, Pa. Chief of Detectives
Charles S. White of York was badly
used up when ho arrested Clurlcs
Davis, about 55 years old, of Nor
folk, Va. XN
Davis was driving a marc answering
the description of one stolen from
Harry B. Baker of Cochranvlllo, Ches
ter county, when the detectlvo spraug
from his own carriage and seized tho
mare's bridle.
Davis lashed him with his whip and
forced him against u fence, Never
releasing his hold on the rein, how
ever, the detective grabbed Davis and
dragged blm from his seat. Ho was
placed In Jail to await identification
of the animal,
London p 7,000,000 Mark.
London, London, according to the
census recently completed, has passed
the 7,000.000 asajk. ' "'
TgE:MXAlON
BABY TIES UP AN ESTATE.
Heirs to Quarter of a Million Dollars
Must Walt Twenty-One Years.
Cincinnati. Notleo has been filed
with tho United States court here of
the birth of another grandchild to
Samuel Vinton, who died in 1801, leav
ing his estate subject to the control
and supervision of the court.
By Vinton's will this wub to con
tinue until all his grandchildren
should reach 21 years. By the arrival
of the newcomer the Judicial supervi
sion will go on for another 21 years.
The principal part of the estate
consists In coal lands In the eastern
pnrt of tho state. When the estate,
which constats of mines ne'ar AthenB,
was thrown Into the United. States
court, it was valued at $100,000. Ac
cording to tho trustees' 1900 report
It was worth $$49,998. With the heirs
and grandchildren there are nearly
100 people Involved in the distribu
tion of the'estate.
Some of them come to the United
States court yearly when the trus
tees; report is filed. One of the. heirs
1b Countess Homninc von Overbeck,
of Prussia. -
GIRL "FRE8HIES" ARE HAZED.
Barnard Sophomores Make -Them
Drink from Babies' Bottles.
New York. Forcing tho freshmen
to take lemonade from babies' bottles
was one of the "stunts'' Barnard girls
Indulged In during the celebration of
"the mysteries," a form of hazing that
Is permitted In the college.
Compelling tho girls of 1911 to take
these bottles was a more difficult task
than the sophomores who conducted
the ceremony expected, for they had
to cnll on tho upper class students to
help with some of the rebellious
"freshles." One of tho young women
was so Incensed when presented with
a bottle that she tore off tho rubber
top, threw It on tho floor and burst
Into tears.
Another humiliating feature of "the
mysteries" wns tho pulling down' of
the coiffures so elaborately prepared
by the freshmen, for with hoots of de
light the; heartless 1910 students
pounced upon "rats,' switches and oth
er artificial pieces used by tho young
sters. Python as Stowaway.
London, Bug. Among the recent ar
rivals at the zoological gardens Is a
python which shipped Itself on board
the steamship Hyson of tho Ocoan
Steamship company, and was only dis
covered among tho cargo of wjilte
logs when tho vessel was being. Un
loaded at tho Albert docks.
Tho stowaway was promptly secur
ed by means of a sack, which was
thrown over It, and the authorities at
the "zoo' were communicated with.
When Mr. Tyrrell, who looks ufter
tho snakes at Regent's park, arrived
at the docks ho found' that the reptile
was a young reticulated python some
threo feet long, and, although suffer
ing from the effects of Its captivity in
the sack, It was othcrwlso uninjured.
Ho took It to the "zoo," and is feeding
It on pieces of fish. The "zoo" now
owns both the largest and the small-
est pythons,
Woman Lost $230,000.
New York. Mrs. ArtburP, Mason
rot Larchmont Is the womu who lost
a, tin box containing 190 ? 1,000 bills
and Jewelry valued at $40,000; whilo
Journey lug to Now York on the local
New York, 'N6w Haven add Hartford
train from her home. Mrs. Mason
made this admission desplto the ad
vice of her lawyer, Benjamin F. Nor
rls, who has tried tokeep secret- the
nnmo of his client, Mrs, Mason re
fused to go Into details ot tpe trip.
She placed the lipx on the seat, be
jilde her, while the suit case rested
at her feet. It Is hardly supposed
Mrs. Mason forgot, the existence of
tho box when she left the train, at the
Grnud Ceutral station. It is possible
however, she was followed from ber
home by some crook who knew that
tfr bo, ootahied e fortw
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.liMikai.WmDHEsriAV, CTBJEft' i:io6? ; .. .' ' ;. I '.. .'..... ".'.. s..j. .-o " $ '?J
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He May OutMit the Future
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'flUBiw r Kyrw -.v-fy.i-
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ward tha PMtippines at the Battquct in Hii Uoior.
' mn Taft'i Utttratfcaa t Takit.? 4'-
Manila, Oct. ' lil.-War
TatC arrived lier.e. .at 4:S0
Secretary
yesterday
from Hong Kong "and was given nn
enthusiastic Welbome'V
Tho official reception of iho secre
tary began with,"' 'a water parade
which was heard, by,. Governor Gen
eral Smith, Major.. .General Leonard
Wood, eommahder of tho division of
the Phlll'iplno Islands, and Rear
Admiral Hemphlllj commanding tho
third squadron of tho Pacific fleet.
On landing tho-secretary was escort
ed to tho palace, by. a, detachment of
troops and distinguished Americans
and Filipinos and was informallwel
comed by the mayor of Manila and
tho governor general.
Mr. Tnft, In -reply, referred briefly
to, tho great pleasure which ho ex
perienced In returning to UjIb city,.
He personal addressed several
friends, whom he r'eeognlzed In tho
throng. There, wasan Informal re
ception and concert, at ,thq governor's
residence lost n'lglsj! Mr. Toft' will
not discuss politics or international
affairs until after the meeting of'the.
Philippine nssembiyu
Replying to .'questions. Mr. Tnft
said Governor. Iag:6on. now at Ha
vana, was not coming to tho Philip
pines, pralspd Jtljio, administration of
Governor GeheraL'Smlth, said the lat
ter would remain here Indefinitely,
and Intimated thnt' lituwould make an
mmm a morning
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President Roosevelt's Campmates are Surprised at His
Hardihood and Ability to Stand Roughing it
''' gflbrdiy Evening will Seethe
iU Louisiana Camp Closed.
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Stamboml,. La.
ot.
10. At C
inst mgnc no news or .tiio presi
Scut's,, day, hunt had been- (received
here. Brutusf .tncicsoit, the negro
hunter, wJio went "to Newellloit to
locate a. cainp tiiero ;iat- week when
it -was ulceidcd jo go. there lias re
turned iul. brought n fresh supplv
of; bear dogs wifJi .Jiim and an ef
fort li being ncadq lo secure even
more finyu the same source to
lake tho pJneo of the animals on
hand, wiieih aro becoming- very
much jaded .
Arrivals fmm lhe,Bear Lake nn
eairpment tell niarveious stories of
the president hardihood and cap
acity for- ai)ttgliiig it. When ho
carried his ' blanker -with Jiim from
the upoer cauir. last Friday and
Hint liMit and next morning nto
Cinly cold bread jay moat, which
l'fl had taken in "paddle rockes,
tliev marveled thnt a resident
rould bo so eailv .satisfied, but
when Iio jumped ' into Ilonr lake
fnr a swim imon risine- at dav.
1 I ' 1 T A T
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J5
I break Tuesdav moraine- tlnlr as.
lonMiment. wax .almost without
bounds. The Hiermonietor registered
nt llio time less than 40 degrees
oml mest of tho others present
wore Fcdtilously hugging tho camp
firo. The president plunged, into the
wnler .w soon as he arose. As ho
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COFFINS
WASHED UP
Flood in Spain Rob Cemeter
iesSuffering is
Widespread.
Barcelona,, Oci lp.-Tho flcods
in this vicinity coniiuuo to bo most
serious. Up to; the ipresont tlmo
Hvo porsons linyo been drowned
and ,30,00(1 thrown out of work.
Tlio givnlest diPti'ess..,ji5i a'oportod
.fi-om
aiamtwa, wiO)i'w,mmK,c
of
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Policy of tht Goyernment To-
address at the banquet to be given
iii his-, honor, Monday, In which he
would outline the, future policy of the
government towards these Islands.
Mr. Tnft was greatly touched nt
the popular demonstration In his hon
or. Thousands of people lined tho
streets all day awaiting bin arrival
and an elaborate program for his en
tcrtalnment has been prepared. He
will inspect tho schools and indus
trial exhibits and will visit -a number
of places of interest, making side
trips to Olongapo and Cngttlo only.
Much discussion has been caused
hero by the fncj that no liquors Will
bo served nt the functions In .Mr.
Tnft'fl honor to bo held at tho palace
wnicn step Is said to havo been tnken
nt Jho direction of the secretary.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 10. -Great
Importance Is attached 'hore to the
declarations made by Secretary Taft,
at Tokior regarding the Phlllnnlnes.
ns Indicating tho determination of
of tho United States to carry out nn
extensive- expansion policy In .the
Pacific., The Novoo Vremya, analyz
ing the situation, says It regard tho
rotontfon of trje Philippines ns being
"a clear evldenco of tho aggressive
Intentions of tho United Stntoa which,
In spite of tho enormous cost, It yet
determined to retain a military and
naval, base which Is useless to them
except In caso of war,"
PLUNGE IN LAKE
AfnroaeJ.ied the edge of the lake
he bantered sonio 'of the .other
members of iilsi immediate party to
join jiim but none did so.
lr4 Hwam a distance of iv Jutn
dred yards to nn island and then re
turned, declaring upon landing that
the exercise, hnu Jicqu most cx
.hilerating und that tho! water was
warmer tihan tho air.-
Tho fact Hut ho seems almost,
tirolcw in the saddle is most fav
orably commented upon and is ro
gn tiled a quite 'marvelous for ono
of Hiteli exalted position and .sup
posedly sedentary Hfo.
it is now the' presidoivt' purpose
to fose Jiis hunt with tho iast
ouimI on Saturday and to como iiir
to Stnmhonl enrlv Snntlav. Ho will
pond Snnda afternoon and Sunday
iiis'iit- nt llio a'esidoneo cji Teo
Shiends, plantation manager for .T.
M. Parker, one. of the president's
narlv. and op Monday morning
leave for Vicksburg whero lie is to
Fpenlc Monday afternoon ,
Ih-ossing. invitaticvis to speak at
many other pluses' havo been receiv
ed, but all have been declined and
Micro 'will lw no moro addresses on
tho. Southern trip except tho.e to
bo mndo nt Vicksburg and Naeli
villo, with tho posaiblo exception
of a few words nt Tullulah.
IgiMlius, tho founder of tho Socioty
of Jesus. This village haa been ter-.
ribly ravaged and tho water.? have
.washed out countless" coffins and
bodies drom tho local cemetery,
Tho Guodalmedina, river is again
out orbits hanks ntjd in 'this district,
several ..children and old peoplo hnvo
been dwnvnod.. "
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QUARREL MAY STOP
THE VANDERBILT WEDDING
Budapest, Ocjt. IQ.-Rumors havp
reached hero from Amerlcaof, a re
ported difficulty between Miss Gladys
Vandortllt and her fiance, Count
S;ecenyl ,
Inquiry In aristocratic circles and
to members of tho Sccheny! family
failed to elicit anything fhqt would
Justify credence beln$ given thqin,
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V-ii- Ai.lrv nurllitn aad W nttM( nf airfntilriiV'lfAr UVlW' ,KU 'l
'cektury S. S. S; has been used in tke
the best known and most widely used
I Attracted attention as iiocn, as it. was
Lt)r6niptly those diseases for; which it,
leaiousiyguaraea us ursigoou rcruiaiion,iDy Keeping m upoiis.siawMra;-, . ' - f ;
in nlanufacthre. th4t itnow has the uncalled and pleasirie Tetttftf'il'V h
Sores ad Ulcers. Malaria, Skin Diseases,' Con tan-ions Blood Poior and all
other diseaees.due te an inmu or poisoned conditidtt'bf. 'thfcbitiM?tttr4
nothing that equals S. S. S71(punteracts and remove the ferns 4f.
poisons, cleanses the system of ainmfeaaithy matter, cures the trouble; per
ihanenllyvand restores strong, robust kelMlL Where the blood ia weak' or
anaemic and unable to nourish the system. asStOihould, S. S. Sr.snpplies-itt
with "the needed properties, and being abraclng7ijforatlng,tonic it; build ,
tip the entire system. It goes to the vary bottom ofall blood disorders, and
in this way reaches deep-seated add inherited cases on which the ordinary,
sarsnparillas and tonics have little or no .effect., Notonly is S;.S,'S.
certain, in its results, but it is an absolutely safe medicine. It ;enjoy
the distinction of being the only blood medicine on the market tltat;i guar
anteed purely vegetable. If you nre in need of u blood remedy begin th
use of S. S. S., the medicine that has proven its worth by its record of forty
years of cures. Book on the blood and any medical advice vott wish. "No
charge for either. THE SWIFT
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HAPPENINGS
Committees Busy
the Debt.
Lifting
LEAGUE TEAMS' CLASH
On
Volley Ball Court
Weekly Series
in
Clark' Team Finishes Badly After
a Fine Start Brady's Crowd
- i Smothered.
Clai-k's aggrenntioiv of volley ball
artists went (lown jnT'liurablo defeat
at tho hands' of Qemn's ftust. five
in a hotly contested buttle irt tho
V. M. C- A.' gj'm- last evening.
J,l was hard for Clark to lose all
of three ame bub ha cheered up
afterwards iand offcrod to, wager
his Inst dollar .that they -couldn't do
it aimm. Both teams .were .excep
tionally fast and there were many
brilliant features ju the games.
Goran, won tho scries' of threo
MtrnighM. XThe scores were ns fol-
1bwff:-Clark' 16; 15; 17. Geran 18;
IS; ,18.
Iho teams captained by Dr. Iu.
L. Brady and Karl' Sycks ,wero
next to meet in the league series.
Svekfi' Usim- easily won ihvco
straight and tho series., Brady's
teatn lcing very muoh off elor.
in. To ' ' ' ' '
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Tho Y. M. C. A. trustees assist-
ed liy a committee composed of, i
active members of tho organization
aro celebrating "(Association Day"
loday, Tho conimiltcort started out
early this morning aiul a complete
ASSOCIATION
I
eajivnss of every business ..honso m' Mrs. Griffin testified that her hus
tho eity will bo made. At noon to-.band lid'ught all tho papers from this
day it was reported tlrait'tho trus- and other cities and marked all .the
Ices wore, grently onoouraged over stories of "wife murderers. He would
Mm result of tho ennvatw and th'ntithcn compel her io Jlsten while he
liberal contributions had been re-read them, Invariably winding up
reived from scores of business men,
fl'I. l.r.non -. II laAAk ..M XI. A Hnw
Tho trustees avJH keep up the. cam
paign unlil the entire debt ot tlio
Association i lifted. '
Y. M. C. A. ChHrsc bpens tomor
ppens
hkets?
rownIght. Have yout
It
WAS WEDDED ON A
COT IN HOSPITAL
Boston, Oct. 10. At Mio Mnssn
phusetta General .hospitnl ioiln.vT'
with only tho .parents, of tho 'bride.
ns witnesses, James Thayor AlcIil-
lan ot Detroit, u grandson ot the
Into Scnarfor Iclilan, Avas married1
to Aliss Anno ' Davenport Inascll of
Dbtro.'t, daughtor . of Henry. -Uussol,
jjenoral eouiisel of tho Michigan.
Central railroad, new Oliver D.
Sowoll officiated.
It'vhad .been planned to 'bnvp the
wc-tlding in New York ci,ty loday,
nnd tho invitations for tho -event
had been ismied. Last IVidny young
McMilnn wu stricken wilh 'typhoid,
fever and removed lo the hospnl.
When it wns certain that tho wed
ding could; nojt bo held m Now
York today it- was decided to havo
the ceremony pwlormcd at to iios-
iryVnl. Mr. MeMillau' condition,
''ii! k A..1. .. .A.Mntmomnnf
HATR FROM CrAftFS. ""
HATS FROM TJBK'S.
Dress batPPenlng. Thursday. Oc
tober seventeentli, . Powers M Hungry
Rl)op, Uhler PhflHps Store. 10-1.B-2t
OBAZTin BY (TBr ,OVR -THB
DEATH OF HIS WIFE
Akron, 0 QctJ' lC-Crwed by
grief because on returning home
from work lUBt night ho found his
homo consumod and his wlfo burned
in a crljin. John 'Bbaugluiessy ran
aboiit the streets untllfcaptured by a
deputy Bherift and policemen. i wu
fodr. men to get hlro.to the station.
Tia ra Urted in, the k'ltqheu of.
the SUa'ugliViwwy homo atfl44 E.
I
V'qtI 'street,, and thi
inu v(unv in u
sstssaasmaa
:.",'...'..fe .,.-.
viv. , r . nu
FORTYYEAHJ-
and. tlwreugh testing have prave,iLtoju:
treatment of-blood afl4;Wk 4lsila
blood medicine on tke market.- S. S. IK
placedioa .the .market -by; cttrtiir ',c
was 'recommended, and we .hye "
SPECIFIC CO.. at Wi ni.
, , -iu
konwn. Mrs. Shnughnessy, .slty
flVo years ot nge, was upstairs In iher
bedroom when the conflagration broke
out and no attempt was mado to res
cue her, Tho houso was nearly.con-
sumed before tho fire department ar
rived and when tho husbnndjsdcceed
cd In getting, upstairs ho found'hla
aged helpmeet oh her "knees beside
the bed liij the attitude, of prayor.
Her .arms were burned oil nhtr parts
of the body wero consumed
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SANDUSKY IS PKEB , '
FROM GRAFT AND GRAFT1M ,
' Sandusky, O,, Oct. Ifii There' has
been no graft nor aro there grafters
In Sandusky, according to tho report
of tho gritnd' Jury made to Judgo .
Reed in tle court of common pleas:
neither hnVo there been combinations
In restraint ot trade.
Judge Reed, In charging Jtfie grand
Jury nt tho beginning or tho sitting'
just concluded, delivered specific. dM
motions with reference to these viola
tion. Tho list, submitted contains
no Indictments. :
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Y. M.
Course opens
tomor-
row night.
ayo you, tickets?
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TIRED OF
HEARING IT
V
fa
Wife Has Husband Arrtitad
L A.
At , ' -nz
d"'Ac-S'V lit. '''?
Because He Read
counts of" Men
' Murdering Their .
Wives.'
Pittsburg, October lG.-Mrs,
IniTntiwin nttftr ltnl ft mnn'tttr tin
J JlUUlUO UllJtlli '1-14 1.14 . tlVUll4f W
hysband read stories of men killing
their wIvcb and abusing them, caused
n,s arrest in Alleghony yesterday
(morning. After hearing the wife'
story. Magistrate YV. A. Hadfleld
.fined Orlffln ?!)
.with:. f'That Is. what will happen
'in m.
to you some day."
Yesterday It nppeared as It Griffin
was about to carry out his threat,
and his wlfocnlied,ln the police.
Magistrate Hadfleld gayo him A
scathing lecture. '
Piles!
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(.CEDING M
ATBIiniUA
W gusraiit to tltbtr curs r rsfaa
the money ,(o soy ufl.rMr fren XteatM.
Lleeillnft-Tir PrutrUiHnvPllM lu talk.
fully nmpperly ui f u 4
Dr. A.rVChast's ,
Ointmsnt '
Rty. T. B. noDerti tl 108 XaTsbsll Wt.
Srrwiue,- N, Y.j : .'Kor nla yars I
suffered from lU'lilnit and' prolruilna pile
wbtcb wro bo bd tbat tovy necntltata Ifeyi
bience trom profmnlon ,1 rtutlo, 1 uwC
oumeroitH rmeJI ami ualerweut ons,optra.
Hon without relief, but by uslnc Dr. A.V'W.
Cbaie't Ointment I em now permanently
oured." Mo a box All dealers or Dr. A. W.
Obut Medicine Co.. lluUnlo. N. Y.
.For sale in Marlon, Ohio, by Flock
en's Drug Store.
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