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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-05
ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES,
business Places and PriEatc 2ousSB
Full of the Lively Force,

Full of the Lively Force.
An idea of the vast extent of the elec-
trical Industries can be formed when
it is stated that careful in7estiga ton
reveals the fact that the capital invest
ed in various electrical arts is not less
than 81, 500 900 ,ooo, says the Boston
Herald, The very magnitude Of
tl.is vast capital indicates the enos-
lncus eStas. to which electricity
now lends i9s aid to the othu' natural
forces previously brought under hn-
NIX cGntrel Ope can scarcely enter
ass Industrial establishment cS eng IN
portaace, 1 public tuilding Of 8 pri-
yate residence hsving any pretanss of
ooghfprt or luxury. without meeting
with famiE2r or unfamiliar electric aP-
phaHces, Not only are electric motors
10 be seen cr5Tywhere, but The cleo
ti'ic current IS made to regulate the op-
eratlon OF steam tbrestlc valves, clocks
and maay other appliances of ma
dfinery. & Is not easy 70 guess wheHe
all this viii stop. No doubt electricity
will continue to invade holds Wherein
mechanical construction has herRbosone
been wholly relied upon aud other me.
chantcal movements viii, in eheir turn,
be suppaanted.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-05

THE Democratic Senatorial conveu-
ton will meet at NcConnelsyille to-
morrow to select two candidates for the
Ninth. Fourteenth District. That the
principles of the Chicago platform, re-
pudirtion, Al,geldism and all, will De
reafiirmed is foregone conclusion.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-05
ANNOUNCEMENT rs.
rnR RrrREsENTAT1vB,

tn1roR LEADER. / will be q candidate Ior
denomination for RepresentatlVe OF 5@siinS @ x
tol nouiitty W. i MCGILL"
EDITOR LEADER: VIII you annouttve snt,,o iiie tve
Undersigned as a candidate for kepresenlauiEf'e1 f'1
from washington County. subject 10 lne Will
of the Republican county conVenITioSE' e ACE
EDITOR LEADER: Please announce tnaC ,'',pn 3n
compliance with the expressed wisn OF many
friands throughout the county have declueu
10 become o candidate for Representatlve' sun
ject to the will of the Republican y IoqHty on
vention. " NJ -
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
Enrron TFApER: viii you announce inyour
panet. that the undersigned will be candidate
Tor the Office of County commissioner SUBJECT
to the will of the Republican G0unty ~ G9nNen' on
zion. ,,o,,o'.o rro,Cnebin NJ
EDITOR LEADER: Please announce that Mat.
Anuenstnin. OF Adams Township. Will be a
candidate before the coming Republican COun.
w Convention for the nomination tor Coulits
Commissioner
EDITOR IEApER: Please announce that MIR
w. H. Barber, Of Granoview townshiRs' soo W., -,
be candidate for nomination to the once once %, oi
County Commissioner, suoJect 10 ths uecl9iuS @ y, I
of the, Republican county CohEtnIi1IHn. n In,, anu
pblige EA7f i'O'
EDITOR IEApeR-The West End OF the
county being entitled TO the SolhuilssioI ii
nresent the name of 5. 5. McNeal, Of Belpre
township, at the county convention; McSS!saI S!,a
mas been resident of the county all ms me;
is a staunch Republican, an eS-teacher anu
well known throughout the county.
EDITOR LEADER: viii you please announce
that the undersigned will be oan1luate
Tor the office Of County commissioner
subject to the will of the Republican conVen
''O- '' JANE s. ANDERSON,
Grandyiew Township.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please say that after many
solicitations from various parts OF the county;
and especially from those who desire Ro9u
roads that | will be the good roads canul
date for County Commissioner, at the coming
NV CAPT. II. n. COLE.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Mr. EDITOR: Please announce that 1 shall
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-05

THERE is danger in high temperature.
Take things easy and keep as cool as
possible, You can make up sor a little
lost time next winter
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-05

WHEN rock-ribLed and ail7er-crazed
newspa pers weep crocodile tears fo'
the condition of Republican politics in
this Congressiona. district it isn't
bad sign.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-05

THE Leader force will play today and
tonight, hence there will De no paper
tomorrow morning.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-05

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Mr. EDITOR: Please announce that l shall
Attorney AT the corniug County Convention.
j. c. BSENAN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04

The celebration OF the Fourth OF July
In Seattle this year will long be remem-
hered i; has been an unqualified success.
and has been a source of pride 10 the eiti-
Gems as IT has been period OF enjoyment
for the visitors. Nothing that enterprise
could suggest, ingenuity devise and
grand public spirit accomplish has been
wanting to complete the satisfaction with
which the round of enjoyment closes.
The success OF the event reflects the
greatest credit on the several committees
20 whom the details were allotted. Each
took up the task assigned 1t, and every
member made ii matter OF personal re-
sponsibiity to see that no neglect
should jeopardize the result sought and
worked for The skill with which duties
were assigned TO those most competent 10
execute them is due TO broad compre-
hensiveness which eliminated all petty
jealousies and riyairies and made every
man the honored participant in the graft
acation OF the citizens no less than a
bearer Of the burden.
The city Of Seattle owes its fluctuations
10 the central committee for It's plans, and
to every member OF every subordinate
committee for the harmony and zeal which
characterized their labors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04

c@rtio-ai privileges. ~ whirh immunity
fran taxation - ssne. THE basis ~ oar
grievance zgagrzs IRE king Was that We
rad taxation without representation; sc
have gore 80 the ether extreme. and
by tnA tyranny AZ the n9ultituds per
r7iEtee representation without taxation
We sometimes declare that a new char
ter IS necessary. yet not one Of those
r.z4ny charges upon which the king
government was 4rraigEed can be brought
against the government 81 the United
States. We are often sdjared by tho
esernagegae that a new declaration Is
needed, although our present one claims
for mankind all that IL could ask.
l. is not thar the old declaration IL
waning: IN fs not that Tire constitution is
imperfect. II is not that the form ot gov
eminent Is inadequate 20 secure life. lib
erty and happiness; 1t is because men
enjoying the fullest liberty are untrue TO
themselves. false 20 their own con-
sciences and traitors 90 the blessed hertz
age their forefathers fought for and be
qaeathed 10 US.
When every ballot cast carries with IL
the voters honest convictions. when the
polls are made the mouthpiece OF q peo-
pie true 70 themselves. then me- Liberty
Bell again proclaim freedom IL all, equal
rights To all. e guarantee 10 every man OF
enjoyment CT ali TIE acquires and has the
right 10 acquire without prejudice TO the
rights of others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04
EDITORIAL SPARKLES.

Even British brag is better than pess.-
II ism.-Hertford Times.
India has had everything now but a
tariff reFision.-Detroit Free Press.
The average bicycle girl tolls not. but
you ought to see her spin,-SomeryilIe
Journal.
The breach between the business men
and the Bryans OF the country Is constant
Is wideuing.--T Haute Express.
1t seems that Gen. Foraker was I'M
able 70 force passage across Field
Marshal Hanna's trocha.--Chicago Record
Mr. Cleveland is one of the few men
VINO knows. from other than theoretical
knowledge. that il is more fun Watching
ball game than being president.-Chica-
go Record
II may not he exactly criminal as a
Boston medical journal asserts. 10 permit
weddings TO play baseball. but Chicago
knows now that 1t is blamed discourage
ing.-Chicaso Times Herald.
Ia all This great fash Of arms and fan
fsronade of frumpefs in London whatever
has become Of Mr.. Willy wally Aston
That seif-expatriated Gothamite mus,
have got lost In the shuffie-Los Angeles
Times
An innocent editor wants 70 know
when the president VIII All ComptroIie r
Rowler's place The president VIII never
I'll Bcwler's place. He may appoint a
successor 10 Bowler. bat that Is the mos,
he can Do.
The latest Oklahoma boom story told
20 illustrate the richness OF the soil Is
that n family living IN a house with \
sod floor had % NOW the grass OFF every
evening IN order 10 fnd the baby.-san
Francisco Cali.
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FACTS OF INTEREST.

II Is said 20 be impossible 20 tell where
a cuckoo Is by It's cry and many other
birds are almost equally skilled in ven
trlioquisn-
\ French Canadian couple Louis Oar
VIII and his wife. now living in ST. Paul,
recently celebrated the eightieth ami
Versary Of their marriage. The husband
IS ion years old and his wife is fol.
Metal toothpicks are formed Of wire
twisted and sharpened At one end. the
other end being divided iuto two sections
and holding a taut thread 10 run between
the teeth. 10 dislodge foreign substances.
A trial has been made Of new sea
Giving dress IN the deepest part Of sydney
haroor- The diver went down In twenty
six and one-hal. fþs ana remained
at the bottom fifty minutes. when ne
came Up he showed 10 signs Of distress.
The stained-gl glass window which tz 20
r. placed in the church ~ the village OF
ForGney. Ireland where Oliver Gold
smith was born. viii appropriately repre-
sent 4 scene from the Deserted Village %
Inc committee formed N carry out this
Object, ard Of which Sir Walter Besant
" as a member. have raised. chiefly among
men Of letters. the sam Of Sz5.
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prisoner waited Say voalr last words -
suggested the sheriff Good bye people =
came from beneath thA black cap Good
bye, Tom" the crowd responded, ard
down he wert.
The people turned homewsrd lsmenting
y~oo- Tern il seemed too had that q
little thing like a murder should necessi-
tate SO sad a parting. THE mother ard
two sisters were al the funeral next day
and the Constitution said: The law had
shattered three more hearts" This did
nos include the heart OF the murdered
sheriff widow.
l. this funny II Is only a synopsis II
the report made by the leading Demo-
cratic paper in the state OF Georgia; and
Il was written In dead earnest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Vice Chancellor r. Lawton WIssss
the University OF the South.
Princeton recently 10 invite es.ffss:s.1
Cleveland to deliver the fofnai -
In College day AZ the Tsnnssse
ION iate I'm September or esry
@1ber.
Miss Eta Messuer. who married y - -
1lford. a Shawnee Indian, - - =
Of William Messner. a weil-to-oV - =
IN resu.cie.i farmer, living four ~ ~
az Albany. Mo. Size visited tas sss
territory and made run a. trs ol,. -
the strip. She got claiM s sn,.,ss
school. Afford IS half or ihrss,s1.1 a
dian. handsome, fntelExsnt. 80. = /
wealthy. There was no opFS'
marriage. -
Mime de ylUecerf, who. osr ss-s
ago was brought 20 death " 81. a \
wornanhooA by the unsksis. uss'S .vsls 4
surgeon cornfortst MIN thls eos al
MAS dying. II DO not look -, ~ 4
person whose error has COSY z''a.ees 4
but ~ benefactor, WAC nay A 4
.rfr. into a happy im!aorisAr ,sys 4
,.,[trfs mo- fudge otherwise, I -, "A
80 ~ = st.tta ZION. by my viii. 10 gan
profession c.ssal
The celebration Of ths g.,..,s u
Jubilee brought many ~, +. ere y,
front. bat there can seaferg ..ess,.r. 4
interesting than Lord ,,sse 10
statement thai he aetsa 80. ecsss1
Duke 81 sussex at hsr n'sx ,hs sss u
finn can re supplemsntea % xht. sss
he "a proha bly, The ofiy me- Sa,~sss reg
himself lived through tns 9 80, sls ~
British history. can CLAIM ,sazsss ssai
Hysa throughout the EeAi sS'
fsrsl~vs III rRI
-. GOV woodruff. Q. 81. ia.
- ~ a sr.,arh 20 a Bea p 'g, Z, !. 4
49, ,gar although tie pop.asr y
-, - - 30 az more sssg f
.ssrs,e.n years ago. mere ,hsn
- - -. ~ wora now thah thar ,Y.S
.r,--,. srsr,es savs the ssss' -. vh0 ~
49,. erv a. any one Gag ''ssslSss1
80 reefs with ihr..ssng pssysI
60. ca~s snesr fast ssT-..4 ii II 2r.ss
arf tnair nicely dFesseo si''
pedestrians" .,sx 81 r~ssJ
n - q. ..,s'9 recently In rag a.. - y
900! 70 - ,'ieveIe wss of's q Z. r,Sss
= Iall itYi ai.res In the West, - ~ sxa
unique ..,,-+v.s1x bganefses = d ~
la'ioI" = 80 ard ibe:i star ID. prs,
ttilrfi - 80 state. :. beg srsy
" astera fes.i NJ, .rstsaA Of sssa
next bear. - 49, Gas worth s.es e
n4iess yoel''s, 80 ", berlin inyss. - soee
starred Is - ssaa through 80 ~
pany IL - ls !, srrtgne. ne sas,rrs =
tiots Nsta.s '1.s. s~s rounded ~ iss.,sss
- 70 chaflls a. Il, me wof.h. go
ess oosery s, u y he died DO
90 80.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04
GEORGuA-S PREPARATION.

No longer shall Georgia rest under the
stigma Of being a lawless state 1t has
purged Itself OF the odium OF never having
a judicial hanging and cleared its escutch-
con Of the blemish which marred its pur-
ity murderer has been executed in
Georgia.
The scenes accompanying the incident
form a pleasant tribute 10 Southern chiv-
airy and exhibited a neighborly good will
and courtesy which were not dimmed by
the shadow of the gallows--a fraternal
spirit which even the black cap could not
exunguish. The incident further Illus
trates the innate good nature of Georgians
tn their native state and proves that they
are not the bioodthlrsty people frequent
iynchings might have suggested. 1t proves
that the ferocity which wants TO hang
right off a bloody-handed murderer or a
brutal rsvisher IS only effervescent ana
VIII down into absolute kindness to the
oulpnt IL there IS only time enough inter-
posed between the crime and its expiatlon
Tom peik. after a very vivid and death
dealing career. had the misfortune 10 be
captured for the murder Of a sheriff. under
peculiarly atrocsous circumstances. who
CHANGED TO ne even more popular than his
murderer. Tom was sufficiently popular
not 10 be lynched. but the Law was per
United. in Difference To coasidera tion for
Toms feelings, 20 take its course lie had
reason TO feel very much gratitied before
bis death al she tokens Of esteem he re-
ceived. and nc would have been even more
proud had be been able TO read the news
paper account Of his funeral The leading
paper in the state. the Constitution. apol-
ogized for the necessity Of his taking off.
explaining that he had murdered so many
people ard had been such a deep-dyed
sccuuireI generally that regard for the
fair fame o. she state made IL necessary
to pay that much Difference 10 popular
sentiment elsewhere. y vas exceedingly
considerable or the deceased's feelings.
however. and the headlines we're very
pathetic. Rest tor Tom Delk has come
al last. Deep underground he sleeps the
final sleep, Flowers shade his grave. And
10 hiIn has now come for The first time
utter peace. His Impressive funeral yes
/ ieFdas. could anyghius he more touch
iG6 and pathetic Gould anybody divine
from this tender treatment that the SUBJ
ioe' had been Aana r. a murder 50
brutal ard uuprovoked-e,<t even Georgia
fcit Is necessary 60 send h3sn 10 the sc..f
fold?
The preacher was AS delicate AS the
newspaper His text was Man that g.
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alarms. This action springs from no dc-
sire 20 nag or annoy the Salvation Army
and the Volunteers, because both of these
organizations have the sympathy and adj
m3raiion of both Christians and unbeliey-
ers. IL is simply prudential step. made
necessary by the return or prosperity and
the presence Of increased thronFs up1-l
the streets
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People have beer complaining good
deal ahoat tire weather. ard a scarcity x
blue sky occssione.a no lttle disappolur-
useut IN Seattle during The fs~tivities.
However. there ara ether places whieh
have heen treated more u1klndiy D. thc
elements tasn Seattle has been Mn
nesot4 has had the Worst rain storm on
record. thc Middle West IS burning up
and ths celebration in Lesdvine vas
ussrrss IN wish an taeh of snow pa the
ground.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04

THE PEAL Oh Liberty BELL.

To-day Is ths anniversary Of that mo-
pentous occasion when the Liberty bell
rang oui us glad proclamation The cele-
hration has taken place with fitting ac-
compartment Of rejoicing. and today may
Well be observed the injunction Of one
o. the most famous signers OF the Dec
laration OF Inde pendsnce that it be re-
n1smbered with solemn ceremony ard
meditation.
The great national holiday II not mere
II the act Of Keeping in remembrance
notable event; it Is the annual rsvivitca-
tion of the spirit which put life into the
document ar3 madc independence posi-
HE. II Is not alone the day on which
independence was achieved that Is mark
cd Il Is the periodical recurrence of
the people 10 the lessons 1t conveys 10
be rcfreshencd in their memories aud
kept aIignt in their hearts IL is con-
slant suggestion 10 the nation not only
that liberty WAS attained. bat how it was
attained and the responsibilities 1t i'm
posed upon an intelligent people.
The declaration OF Independence is
text for violent revolution and it's de-
fcnse OF self assertion twisted into an *
suse Tor desperate means IL is FAR from
he.ng either. Indeed, Il was only. as II
recitss. after patient exercise OF every
moral aud political means OF seeking re-
lief. that recourse was had to the ex-
ireme measure of rebellion against the
constituted authority. II iustifes yio-
lent means only when all others have
failed. hut there ear never be another
such excuse so long as the government
T. ia the hands Of every mau who chooses
to WELD the ballot honestly. He need
emily o il honestly, II would be better
that hc used it wisely. but that Is 50 much
matter Of natural condition of experi-
ence and environment that to say man
Wust act wiseig is - clrcumse ribe within
too narrow limits the tight of suffrage
rltt ans uan con act honestly. can vote
honestly. We msv be in doubt as 70 the
wisdom Of his course be-; he car never
IL ia doubt ass 20 the honesty OF his pur-
pose And the mar who acts honestly
Nay 20 safely trusted no; to go Yer, far
wrong.
II there Is any evil from which this ma
tton suffers, me remedy l. in The ballot,
!; the remedy IS stow couine. II IS sure
T. /. IS retarded. It IS because Interests Of
"ne Kind predom.uate over the !ntorest4 Of
eao,her Ihe people never err, they ara
seme;tues slov IN seeing she riSat but
trey are moglag III thal direction ali Che
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Striker out.'
The Vets were strictly in il.
This Will be hromo-seltz day.
Next. gentlemen" says Cornell
The stroke Harvard wanted was one OF
luck.
Inauisitiveness doesn't Pay during fire
cracker time.
Hogs on wheels were suggestive OF BIZ
cycle meats.
It will be safe 10 count on beautiful
weather from today on.
George washington's pictures will now
go into retirement for a year
Speaking of jueilees. we have some
pretty long rains on Puget Sound.
Everything passed off smoothly. about
the only strain being on the cables.
The more ear-splitting the report, the
more of them they wanted fred off.
The fact that you loan your wheel is no
sign that you want the bicycle back.
The militia didn't march like veterans,
but the veterans marched like militia
Mr.. Bryan is moving West, but it Is
doubtful II he is moving Western people
T. II. Sheridan has entered West Point
Perhaps the institution will give us an
ether little fhil.
Johnnys fingers are doing as we'll as
could be expected and his singed eyebrows
Will look better soon.
There is nothing which breaks up con-
tinuity OF thought quicker than a five
pound cannon cracker.
The police did well during the three
days celebration. Seattle is TO be con-
graduated upon its cool coppers.
From the way the governor is moving
dhpub the STATE one might MINK liltEc Is
quite Il demand for Rogers wares.
Who says thirteen Is an unlucky num-
Der? The thirteenth bidder on the Mar
rowstone Point fortiications walked of
with the job.
The latest feature OF scientific kinder
Sarten training is a proposition TO elimin-
ate baby talk from the nursery This
will be hard on Ben Harrison ct ais.
Now that all the commencement ora
tons and essays have been made public
and the Fourth Of July addresses have
been delivered. President Mckinley ought
10 be able 10 settle all the vexed social
and political questions in jify.
Bottle up your patriotism
Hold IL for another year:
In twelve months twill come in handy
On the day now held so dear.
Lay aside the decorations
Which about the house are wound:
Put away the yards of bunting
Clean up rubbish from the ground
Rest and quiet row are wanted,
Specially about our place
Wilie's lost thumb and finger
And blown powder in his face.
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eighty af intellect Where the innate
power lies. whether IN man or woman.
It's exercise Is un'ramEnele5 either oF
tie nature of sex. or by the artificial con-
Mathematics q society.
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The various committees have worked
hard ana faithfully. and great credit is
die them fer the successes OF he past
three days.
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hiss done herself proud and given the bes,
celebration ever seen in the state.
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The Greeks again talk fght. That Is
what they did before. The trouble was
they did more talking than hghting.
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BITS OF HI NOR.

ne great law % compensation Is as
fnfaiiible ss The iaw II gravttatfon" re-
marked Weakly Tenplunks. the hurnorizr.
just when the theater nat i0ke In get
ting p5zss the Easter bonnet Joke -
coming down the pike''-Chlcago Journal
PFisoner--F orty shilinEs for stealing a
Tair Of shoes
Aagistrate--That's what I said
Fr.zoner~W Why. your worship they didn't
dt.-Tit-Eirs.
ihis seems 10 be my day Oh. :" mutter-
- the bseyclisi. as he fell on MS head for
the seventeenth time since rornlng-New
1oFa Evening Journal
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IN spite 81 urfavorse!s weaEasr. eofh
citizens 2aa strangers agree tass Seattle
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The events closed in chorus OF abs