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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

falling full around her neck and Shout
ders and white silk shawl, she was
the incarnation of lovely old age, al
most without anything old about her
except her years and her wealth of sill
very white hair arranged in rows of
soft curls
In answer to suggestion that she
had not given up all work yet Mrs.
Stanton said i'm surprised tone:
What? Give up all work? /? No,
indeed; | write for the newspapers
right along when l have anything to
say. and 1 am busy on my 'Womans
Bible, that | hope to finish before |
die. What is the 'Woman's Bible?
Why, it is a commentary on the bible
in the line of common sense. Women
need more common sense. philosophy.
and science i'm the training of their
minds and less religious fanaticism. J
am trying to analyze passages that
need explanation and to render them
clear to the women whom l expect will
read my book. 1t involves much read
Ing and study, and | am always en-
ployed in some way or other
Talking further about her 'Woman's
Bible" Mrs Stanton said:
Il want to open women's eyes if
can. Women are hampeTed by their re-
ligious views and blinded to many OBJ
vious truths because they are afraid of
being irreverent. And yet, does it not
seem absurd that the great God of all
these worlds should give us this little
book. this bible, with all its faults and
inconsistencies, and call it His inspired
work? 1t needs revision indeed. | be-
lieve i'm freedom of thought and of
action for women as we'll as for men.
Just look at those foolish women who
tried to have the Columbian exposition
at Chicago closed on Sunday.
worked for four years to have 1t open
on Sunday, so that the many who could
not go during the week should have an
! opportunity to see the great exposition.
Women are such COMPOUNDED fools,
Then, again, look at the art galleries
and museums here in New York that
are tightly sealed up on Sundays. Why
they are trying to stop bicycle riding
on Sundays. and II is wonder they al
low the parks to be open on that day.
We'll, you know how hot it was last
Sunday. My daughter and I rode about
Central park till II O'Clock at night"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
Value Of CoaI-Tar Dyes.

In the years 1852 and 1883 nine facto-
rics for making dye from coal tar were
established i'm This country. The bust
ness fourishcd until the tariff act
abolished the specific duty and took
away the profits. then half OF the fac
tories went out III the business. Others
kept along as best they could. but were
unable To compete with foreign labor.
in 1874 Germany produced $4,000 worth
anilInc. 1875 $4,000. and in 1852 81. 500
worth If dye This is only one of the
many products of coal tar. which is.
indeed, a most remarkable substance.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
IUDSON HARMON, ATTORNEY GEN

Governor HoadIy becoming junior mem
Der of the firm
Judge Harmon relinquished a seat on
the superior court bench to resume the
practice of law. The firm with which
he is connected has become pre-enli-
nently successful in the courts as rail
road and corporation lawyers. monopo-
uZing. indeed. the greater number of
cases Of this character brought in the
Cincinnati courts for adjudication In
short. no Law firm in Cincinnati. and few
n Ohio. stand higher.
But 1t is not alone as n lawyer that
Judge Harmon has made his impress
upon this community. His business. rs
engrossing it is. has not prevented
him from manifcsting public spirited in
terest in the affairs of the city, county
and state
During Governor Campbell's admins
tration he sided with the governor In
mis- controversy with tho board of public
and won the denuncia ton
of the gang" element of his own par
ty. He fearlessly denounced political
corruption. though his party i'm Hamil-
ton county suffered in a spoiIs sense
by the exposure he made of gang meth
DDS. In this fight, bitterly waged he
won the ennity of spoilsmen. hut the
contest secured for him the esteem of
the better element of his own PARTY
and the praise of the lava biding with
out regard 10 party. 1t was this con-
test that first brought Judge Harmon
conspicuouSly before this community
and he became subsequently Hamilton
county's "favOrite son" for the Demo
cratic nomination to succeed Governor
Campbell. but he discountenanced this
effort of friends and admirers to politi-
cally promote him. He preferred the
certainties of the law to the chances of
politics
In politics Democrat, Judge Harmon
was led into the Democratic fold
through the Greeley movement of 1872
following Governor Ifoadly and other
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

Grafton. to learn something about III"
new head of TIE department Of justice.
a lifelong resident Of this city. where
he has won fame and fortune as a law
Yer. and where he has as = citizen. Cs-
tahlished public-spirted reputation,
Judge Harmon's career refutes the old
adaSe that "a prophet Is not withnut
honor save in his own country" His
life has been a useful and successful
one, and in his profession no lawyer
stands higher at the Hamilton county
bar than he. He is the senior member
OF the law firm Of Harmon, ColstOn.
Goldsmith & Hoadly. Formerly law
partner of Ex-Governor Hoadly,that con
nection was broken up when Governor
Hoadly went to New York, and the pres
ent partnership was formed. q son of
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

and spring We have Just completed
ganizing there and we are much pleased
with what we have accomplished. In
the fall we shall go TO the southwest
and push womans suffrage with all
the energy and determination that we
can muster"
Mrs. Gait IS young woman. She
was born in Ripon. Wis. and was edu-
Gated at the State Industrial College of
Iowa. going from that institution into
the study and practice of law. She
has spent most Of her time of late years
between California and Washington
II. c.. but her husbands business that
Of civil engineer, requires him TO he in
New York. and she has pra ctically set
tlcd down in her present home. She is
charming talker. in the parlor as we'll
as on the platform, and her eloquencc
has done a great deal for the cause of
women. in that she does not make enc
iuies Of the mon. but rather enlists
them on her side by her persuasive
manner.
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton is to-
day one of the most rcmarlla bile wom-
on in the world. She is in her eightieth
year, hut is as vigorous in mind and
almost as much So in body as il she
were 30. She was the pioneer in the
womanS suffrage cause and is still
working for it. She was tn" first preSi-
dent of the association and it was
through her efforts that il was formed.
When Mrs. Stanton was seen in her
pretty home in this city she was in a
pleasant mood (but that she always isl.
and she entered into conversation with
the writer willingly. She said she was
very. very busy, but she did not show 1t
in her manner. She was deliberate in
her speech and there was a sparkle in
her eye that reflected the good nature
within. She is the kind of woman that
would make nervous people forget their
hurry and become almost as composed
as herself. If she was ever afflicted
with the nervous hurry that is charac-
tcristic of Americans, and particularly
OF New Workers. she has got entirely
over ii. In her white cotton summer
wrapper. with bertha of soft lace
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
Onyx and Fortified Wood.

Probably every visitor to the Column
bian Exhibition spent some time In ad-
Mining tho beautiful specimens Of onyx
and pctrificd wood shown on that never
to-bc-forgottcn occasion OF late there
have been some exceedingly fine slabs
Of this material worked out and used
in wainsCotinGs i'm handsome dwell
ince. 1t is said by an expert that in
Utah are the finest ONYX fields in the
known world. and that the largest sla bs
ever cut out have been taken from
auaries in that state. Petriiicd wood
is being IL ed in manufactures Of various
mantcls. brackets and similar pieces are
brought out and used With excellent CT
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
Carriages Without Horses.

convenient TO continue in our great
towns the use Of horsepower for street
traffic? Here is a question which must
be faced sooner or later, and the sooner
the better. The only wonder is that
most people seem quite content to go on
with a method Of propulsion for car
riages. carts. OmnibuSes. etc. which to
any scientifically minded person is sim
ply barbarOus! That may sound rather
strong. but it would be quite easy to
show that the use of the horse for such
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

purposes is very expensive. inconvcni-
ent, unsanitary. noisy; that il blocks
up our streets unnecessarily, and
causes the pavemcnts to wear away
must faster than they need. and. last.
but not least, that it is cruel 1t is
humiliating To think that in a matter
of this sort we, who invented the steam
engine and the railway. instead of once
more taking the lead. are being left far
behind by France. says a writer in the
London Westminster Budget. Last
year that enterprising paper. LIE Petit
Journal in order TO find out which was
the best of IL various Self-moving road
vehicles. held a competition. Roughly
speaking, about fifty vehicles of the
l02 entered took part in the trials. Nari-
Gus routes were taken from Paris tn
places about thirty miles distant, and
the whole thing was carefully planned
out, the greatest interest being shown
in the affair by the public. Ono firm
entered six separate vehicles-thIs is
Messrs. Les Fills de Peugot r'reres. of
Valentigney CDoubs). who have also a
depot at ~ Avenue de la Grand Armie
IN Paris All their vehicles are fitted
with the Daimler-Gazoline motor. re-
Gently introduced into England. and
row being fitted into se-eral launches
In course of construction on the Thames.
They are capable of propelling car
riages at a speed Of from about nine
to eleven miles an hour on good level
rCaI, anu e,svt, Two Ur ,nrrc mines on
lnclines 81 one in twelve to one In ten.
The wheels are OF the cycle type. with
pacuIaatic tires. and the controlling lev
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

and the mere combination of capital
is not necessarily a breach of the law.
Each trust presents distinctive and
special features. and must be specially
considered that it's standing and rela-
tons may be established according tc
law.
In favor of tariff REFORM" civil SER
vice reformer and a gold money man,
the new attorney general is a man after
the Presidents own heart. and Mr..
Cleveland could not have selected man
more likely to accord with his views
had he searched the country over. Mr.
Cleveland and his new attorney general
have met casually. and Judge Har-
mons name was presented to the Pres
ident for the successorship of Judge
Baxter on tn United States Circuit
court bench. position to which Judge
Jackson. of Tennessee. was afterwards
appointed.
Judge Harmon is genial. though
d;Cnficd man. and very popular. He is
~ years old and has passed all his life
in this city. being the son of a former
Baptist clergyman we'll known and es-
tcemel in this community. In person
h. t. strong and healthy. handsome and
affs bic: and. being a large man. with
fir head and clean shaved face, with
the exception of a heavy iron gray mus
tache. Judge Harmon presents an at
tractive and commanding appearance.
In his domestic relations Judge Har-
mon is most happily situated. He has
a wife. . handsome and highly cultiyat-
ed woman. who will be an acquisition
to society in Washington. and three
daughters. Mrs Edmund Wright. OF
Philadelphia; Miss Eliza beth. a young
and attractive lady in society. and Mar
jorie still a schoolgirl.
T. f. HORTON.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

ei is in front. The Daimler motor -
underneath at the back and drives on
the hind axle. The framework consists
Of steel tubes, and serves as a reservoir
for the cold water used for cooling the
cylinders. The price of an electric vic
toria for four persons complete is fo6S.
The above facts are taken from two
long and carefully written reports by
the special commissioner of the En-
gineer
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

is composed of two cases of steel. which
serve as floats. and are connected by
cross-bars. Near the stern, in the space
between the two cases. is a paddle
wheel, operated by pedals something
like bicycle. The machine weighs
about one hundred pounds. 1t is steered
by small rudGcr al the stern and has
been tried successfully by its inventor.
passing over the water quickly and
easily.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
Asbestos Clothes for Firemen.

At a meeting of the National Associa-
zion of Fire Engineers al Montreal las:
summer asbestos clothing as a protec-
ton for tiremen was advocated. and
its utility demonstrated by a practical
test. A representative of the company
that is exploiting the idea entered a
burning frame building specially pre-
pared for the test. and remained there
several minutes. He also showed the
value Of asbestos rope for life saving.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
SCIENCE Up TO DATE.
NOTES OF PROGRESS FROM
MANY LANDS.
The Nautical! bicycle - Wonderful
Clock-An Electric Mail Car-Two-
Story Cars-Carriage without Horses
Electrical Cooking.

ON RAMON HA-
rea. OF Ma drid, is
the latest amateur
to try his hand at
inVenting a nauti-
cal bicycle. He has
perfected a machine
for use upon lakes
and rivers. with
which he has been
bled to make
about six miles per
hour. This machine
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

line in New York. being literally two
stories high. The outside seats are
rooted and are protected at the ends by
glass screens. The approach of a car
or omnibus is not heralded by gongs
as 1t is in America. Each of the big.
numbering vehicles is provided with a
horn, which the driver can sound by
pressing Il rubber bulb. These foot and
foot and loot. wherever one may 60
EN-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
rs YOUNG AND TRIED.
FRS. CARRIE GAIT MAY Sue
CEED SUSAN 3. ANTHONY.
Her Presidential Eoo:n Launched at
New York-Sbe Ia Supported Ivy
Elizabeth Cady Stantcn-Lcaders of
equal Suffrage.
(New York CorrespoMdence)

RS. & \ Il L I +
Chapman Gait is To
he the next preSi-
dent of the Nation
al American WOm-
5 Suffrage assoc
citation. She will sue
coed Susan j.. An
thOny. who has been
president since 1892
and who was in
turn the successor
of Mrs. Elizabeth
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

frage associa tion," she declared as the
writer was ushered into her parlor. Il
have not been officially told of it and
did not know that Miss Anthony in
tended to retire. 1t is rather peculiar
that the news should become public be-
fore Ii reaches me-"
The determination with which Mrs.
Gait said this suggested that her force
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

There are no trolley or cable cars in
Paris. The storage battery electric cars
scent to have been made a success
here. They are much larger than
those which were for n time in opera
ton on the Madison and Fourth avenue
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
ABOUT THE HARMONS
ATTORNEY-GEN A HAPPY
MAN DOMESTICALLY
Cincinnati CorrespondcnceO

TTORNEY General
Harmon will live 1t
the Arlington in
W a shin gton. Presi-
d 9 nj Cleveland's
selection of such a
dark horse as Judge
Harmon 4 % u : g u
the curiosity and in
CURRY of the people
OF the cOuntry.aplrt
from party con sid
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
Rules 70 r~~r'-''-

Recruits are not admitted into the
infantry regiments of the English army
under 8 feet Inches in stature ard a
girth around the chest of not less than
thirtv-four inches with the arms raised
above the head
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
Extras.

Vep Pelt-Isn't "a Q day rather high
for a hotel Ia the mountains
LanuIoro-bur, MD dear SIR. you
should think Of the scenery
Van Pelt-How much IL Won charge
fcr that!
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

The Church Of England College In
Montreal, will be enriched by $4,000
donation from \. i. Gauit.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-12-14

T. '''A-''s q
10 acs+
drl stbe 'cdg y 5.-ial f@.sS,t 70 III
~ y = + o. = -. II = %9'9 o'e ain
NV lev ~ iista 81 20 fesi in
Is gold ore. d;St..n. Of 70 ioet further
east in the ena. ariit. tne Vine o the upper
level isrcaelted. " hii'h II referred TO above.
1T The bntfonl OF thi4 ,.ia2e 5rift leads to
The north % feet. cuttiar through a small
point OF line and opens eeaia into large
chamber from which '.yae alaatity OF
ore ms been stougd. This >iof8 extends
300 10 the northwest ana 70 faet southeast,
and to the level ADORE. Tho re taken
from this portion Of Ghe Niue WAS high
trS5a gafonfee car ~ had raani1g into
tne thonQande l.ft ~. 4ys.ri,ae, -gal,1d nr0b-
9hiv reprh e33 ~ $40 rer or Iacre have
,,.9i, sevt.r,l taouFafd tons Of ,ilis ore
worked nj the Ch,irm4a mil. There still
,els,firs several thousand tons 81 s4lne Qnal-
~ in tho r,ine. There is NJ i1di ..'si9o Oh
reached ii is also duesrioua,jle whathor
fbn .otfb,g,.st has bee,, reached. It Is the
common oe4inion that the south or hangiug
wall is shale. and thnt the north N loot
wall is nofnRy1y. Thrnl1oh tie ,niae ia
bnt inns far thev have been but n aehee,
ore being found on ench side of the line.
The ore in the Chainman group is similar
to that in the AultmAn aud Joqna mines,
possibly not so free az that in the last
named mine. The rednptior Of this ore h ~
ali been with the crGinArq qt@-e2 mil.
using conner plates Tor saving he a5la.
The last work showed d seyi,}e of groat je
ner cent Of the @old w6ileatt3e hpg.iaBiae
hnt 40 nor conf IyaS sa,-od 4 ,.of,Siiier4hls
NORTON Of the Gold thaf Is nor free i f,llt,r
In a white car6onote of lepd. and another
portion is found in q heavy black lroh,
either of which can Ln reality e3reif ~
concentration. The cvanida rocaas hsf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 tho tastc, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax
alive; c~ilectnally cleansing tho system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts OH tho Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and 1t is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but it 10 man
ufncturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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RlNEHART g. TATUM,
CITY DASK BUILDING.
Telephone ZIG. laplsl Room M a
FOR SALE

Splendid lot for dwelling. y. Main street, near
Sth street, S,Ql
House. lifooms and store room. Main street
near 2lst street, lot +xl9 feet.
House, Q rooms and hall, Chapline street, uc,r
sd street. $500.
Corner lot Lin street. Bclrederc, $50
| sl.o0.
House. 8 rooms. 18th street. i.soa
House. 9 rooms and hall. Chapline street, near
I'd street, $500.
House. ) rooms and hall. corner North Front
and Kentucky streets, 5000. =
corner Of sd and Jacob streets. rents for 81 per
month, $500.
House. 8 rooms. brick. md +.,oomcd house In
rear, Foo street Centre Wheeling. $500.
House, 4 rooms, 9th street, $1,000.
House ! rooms, 18th Street. cheap. On easy
terms. 500.
House, 4 rooms, brick. Jacob street. It'll ward,
sLS1.
House, ) rooms and hall, Park View, 10. lo,r
l13 feet: easy terms, sl,7p.
easy terms $500
house; 5 rooms. corner los 9th street, easy
House. 5 rooms McColloch street. East Wheel
Ing 81. 100.
~llouso.7 rooms and hall, with largo lot, 18th
street, 5000.
House. S rooms Baltimore street, Eas, Whcnl-
Ink. easy terms. $1,000
House, I rooms. 18th street. easy terms, S9yl
House, 10 rooms, brick, with largo lot, 18th
street. cheap.
House. 5 rooms. Jacob street. 9th ward, easy
terms. $3.50.
House. G rooms, Wood street. 5,h ward. $ 1850.
House. rooms, brick. Market street, CeaTe
Wheeling. cheap. S1.2n
Lots on Lind street, RolvEderc, $50 aud ST5
each.
Three lots In Park Wow, chcap.
business property Oh Market stree. at mode,-
ate price.
500. sou. $500, $500, 5000 aud 800 to loau on
| real estate.
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TWO CHARACTERISTICS
OF tho Polltios oil Colorado DID,
cuusod by Mr.. Campbell.
WOMEN VOTERS AND SILVER CRAZE

How Fomnio Suffrage Works In tho
State Women In tho Legislature.
Ono of Them IN Doubt ns to tho
Wisdom OF lior sor Holding IiosIs.
latlvc onico-rhc Silver Party.
"Bloody Brldlcs" Waite aud IIis
Fanatical Vlows-Tho Froo aud
Unlimited Coinage IIercsy and It's
Delievors-Some Weak poluts In
Thelr Arguments.
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Made-to-Fit
Clothing

4. N,, T,.p. IL, o,,,, ,.;,l 49,.
sell. Made of best materials, and
MADE right. Quality Tor quality.
prices are halt the made-to-order.
vour money! hack II not suited.
Err % tho Snit
N.Y. M. c,..;., c,,,..
elegantly made, guaranteed ali.
wool and uniadablo
Err can tho Shit
All.Wool Mixtures. best styles,
and best makes.
For Si2, Si5, SlS and $40.
Mons Suits of all kinds and OF all
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Jos.Horne&C Co.,
PittsburE. Pa.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Stale OF IVES, Virginia. Ohio County. In tho
Circuit Court Of said county.
Joseph A. Arklc. administrator
De bocls non with the VIII an.
neIed, ofthe estate Of Theodore Il, ch,,.,-,
Miller, deceased @"anec'y'
vs.
William 4. Miller and Others
By virtue OF q decree made By said court In
the above entltled cause on the 10th day OF April,
is)I, the undersigned appointed 4 special COM
missioner for the purpoNe. will sell Al the north
front doos Of the Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MAY. 1906.
commencing q, 20 O'Clock 4. m. the following
described property. that Is 20 say: Lots nun.
esrd Thirtysir and Thlrty-seyen IN Jacobs
addition 10 South Wheeling.
TEExs OF SkI3:-Opeihisd and as much more
a the purchASe. elects 70 pay In cash on tho
Ia? O.. sale. the balance in two equal INSTALL
1ens At one and TWO years, notes bearing IN.
rIest from the day OF tale 10 be given for the
cs!orred payment
y. J. ". coHDES. Special Commissioner.
". q. HALLE, AuctIoneer.
hereby certify that said Special Commits
Eoaer hns giEea bond with security approved by
le, as required By law and said decree OF sale.
JOIN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
AFEiL20 1895. ~
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TOR RENT.
a That large two-story brick dwelling. No 100
South Front street, Island. A most desirable
location. FOR SALE.
~ shares Exchange Baak.
9 shares Warwick China Company.
lOsiareS Foitoria Glass Company.
"OShnres .EtnA Standard Steel / Iron Co
wheeling Hallway Bonds
lOSharcs Peabody Insurance Company.
r < IRWIN. Brokc:.
iaa6 No, q Twelfth Street