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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

TIL, CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM
The 46-foo;er Carmiia. owned by W. Is Wander
bilt ir. which is now lad up at Lawley yards
in Boston. has been ordered into COMMISSION ~ d"
carly date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

As soon as the rruise Of the steam yacht May is
finished NJ Philadelphia, about April ). Nh and
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, will open their
country place at Camp Hin. near Fort Washington.
The guests did not 20 20 savannah 10 board the
Yacht as at first Intended bur sailed Tor the NcSi
DELAYS on account Of the weather Or. Richard
Woods Charles II. Brock. Miss Minnie DreXel
lr.u Mr. and Mrs r H. Bayard Bowie. Robert
k. $50 Cassatt and Horace Binncy Hare arc in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

,''ofaoo Legislature has before It for action
s''o roads BILL fostered by the State Division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

Henry J. Robert. OF New-York has bought the
ccntreboard cutter Nautilus from the estate Of
Uorntio Hckok. This yacht was designed by Bur
gess and built under Lawleys supervision FOR use
on Like Champlain. She Is % feet over all ~
feet on the waterine 10 feet beam and draws .
Dot Of water She will be brought to New-lork
in tho beginning Of next month by way Of the
canal and Hudson River. and Will form a GOOD
Il S.a Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

+ " Vanderbilt's steam yacht the Condueror.
f.. in charge Of chief Engineer Johnson. who was
on board yesterday at South brooklyn ana SAID
that the calkng and other work preparatory To
uniting the yncht IN commission would begin IN
NV DAYS Captain Wool. the skipper Of the con-
oueror Is al present Al Newport wheIe ne Is i""
iip by painful carbuncle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

The steam yacht Buccaneer. owned by W. r.
Hearst OF the American Yacht club. was ex-
omined recently. The Buccaneer Is now partly
arrnored and carries seven rapd-Are guns. two -
rnnnders four 2-pounders and l-pounder on
Inc ION OF the deckhOuse. The covers were taken
90 eli these by John King. the superintendent OF
80. vards who treated them with vaseline while
,hc Yacht was being opened. after her winter
freeZe-up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

Commodore j Pierpont Morgan's steam yacht
Algonquin left Mannings. in the Erie Basin Thurs
day 10 go TO Hoboken. where she VIII De USED
AZ the W e. A. Fletcher yards as a houseooat FOR
ne men working the new flagship yacnt th,
(orsair with which Commodore Morgan VIII lead
the fleets OF the New-York Yacht club this sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

The auxiliary bark Illdegarde. owned 10y rear
Commodore Benjamin Morris Whi'lock OF inc Az
,an,,. yacb, club has left the Erie Basin for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

George j Bradish. Of the Indian Harbor Yacht
club has purchased the centreboard knockabout
Kantaka from Lawrence Whitcomb, Of Boston
This boat will be in all the races of the Long
leland Sound Association this year. and was de-
.ieneJ by b T. Crownnshield for the knockabout
class Of the Reverly Yacht Cluh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

% pel CT Il. 9. iuoerIig 8en af Gn9s
lamb, osiau / acknowledgements,
men bet timber aanlfe rimeIist, at Benz
neiienelterne lite maa ifrette fig iaa
uiot, of en- aubsn attract Ben leber al
msb belle Broitteu.
Oct tpffe GOT flag, biui9et al eng
Lamb, er berfor f~oreIsbis i%tronbet paa
NoOfanoen fra abin9ton, Der
lite oil Iabe fig lpioie Of msb RuIfa-
tiOusu 8osc. gosO, iom BET allersOs bar
sist / lansere lib.
StaI Der bunbIes, mou Der bunoIes
reeIt, = nnunlig imsuem 8enner.
Ger saar oa M nOsIe Rp9tsr ON.
at England, peS at lobe fig 3pifIdrbs
RGrllobeb, er uto at MITE Nmerifas
Nsn buao2 ROset maa England 10
ssre iOr al boloe sobe Winsr neo bet
raisnoe europa.
Obi / Ruslonb og 5ranfris - bucr
bet booIer meb SteIosorb ouer Gnss
lambs polititl co buor man frpoer fig
Der oper bpsr Brittle, Der faloer fer
Boernss 6ifer.
Oct uil england bog n9ppe brpoe fig
ON; BET CT pant I'll Of tage Ell Com / Ell
Storm = % Iaa tilmeb, buis bet =
icm ben en9eIite Brssie auereoe uomas
Ier fig = fan uinoe belle 5ripIeaaiuns
cen, ioet bet uinber lplflono. Saa
bupbe BET punost Spiaet / guropa for
osnus Sinot. 81; oa iote.aser Gran:
tri9 Og Ruslano fig lite no9et - uno:
.asen pao lrpt. O9 iaa bauoe eng
lamb Go til at anpenbe al i'm Uta9t paa
Unbeatable at ben lille 9Gue 8oers
famine, Der bar uGret frGt NOT til al
b%eieirs bst uoueruinosIise Qrises Col
batter.
Wen England itOl ~iittert ie burii9it
mulist at LA oronet Soaen meo ame'
rita - eUsrs tuube bet tGntss, at Rel
fer wilhelm bIeu iornetmet os til
Strui tos uItfOr usnIist ImoO ben russ
fife Gar, Der - til l1lptfe for @ns.
lamb - neiop nu uiI saite ben IpttsIigs
Rsjier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Spreret | Columbia.

Sra RineitOn, Sdmuiea, meooeIss, at
Eauplfibet ,9afIian Ytince" / 6res
bags tom fra columbia meo ben 6iter.
refining, al ct SIas / Onsoa9s bauoe
fuuoet StsJ q Barrnnquiaa ms1em
9niurssnterne og &eserin9stropperne /
Columbia. Reserinsen bar oannet en-
iaa itdrp 9enlur. at ben fontrcusrer
aas Hpbeoer iii tloIanost, os oens
uosnri9storreiponoent bar faast Sns
fruits ON, at Regerin9stropperns iejreos;
men BET ouennGunte StIbs Wanoltab
osrimoo fott9uer, at jfegerin9strop.
perne table SInget mob 5l1nrgenterne
oa mlltebe ca. 300 Wanb. Dette, ON
bet er iaa, nil / bsi @ruo iiplfe Reucs
Iutionen, ba mango, Der blotil bar
lt0aet uafIenoe, M oil lutte zig afsiori
I'll Sniur9enterne; % Der uentes efter
5orlpoenoe enoO9 en- R%anonbaao ira
Curacao mso 800 6ilibultere og rissIig
Baobm % ammunition.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
ON alt nn ullr.

9r.Ron9 MILAN a Serbten
gar organiieret ct %bemneligt politt.
,Uis Opgaue ost ct at boIoe BAN unoer=
rsttet ON he belere Re9ain9sembsos.
mGnos Uiltiombeo, iamt tiui9s uos
lp,ioe be mere unoerorhntbe Smbeoss
mGno. @n ltor WGn9oe at @mbshs.
m9nosns bar ioritadet, al Der CT SpOrs
buuoe eiier benz, og eftsr at bape
prOtsiterst truitist moo bette, bar mango
al benz forIaot yanoet.
General 9irriano 6atro,
QsOen al ben leirsnoe RsuoIution /
gsuf5usla. GAR ouertaset Jteserin9en %
oaunet Ell Diinifterium. Beu3uelas
6Oueoitab CT fulo al geseiltring Tor BET
npt GLUE. 9altro bar / onsutIigs
laLer lopet, at bans Veltrabeller fun
ital sau uo paa at italit genfBusla biz
uenoe Jseo % at briuse Often | bets
iOrplrreoe inore anlis9enoer.
Anbraoe, Repablitfens tioli9ere
Praiioent er ilp9tst fin 9ei, liseiOm
bans JOrsanser siOroe. oa anoraos
lsoebs Rspolulionen MOB bam.
Gen apanefifte Rronprtns
ital suites. Sn liaIoen 9sltioeIts'
beb uil iii neits 6oraar iinoe Stso
gOtio. Den Iupunefits arOnprius,
JObtbitO 0arunompta CT mems
iis MI bIeuen i%orIouet meo Ytiniesis
Saoa, Iatuer at prins q u 0. Oct
e. mssei lanss ioen Der | Supau Ell
bIsusu boIbt arOnprinsbrplnp.
anbrabeiDan tsBeftinbier.
General Ssnacio anorobs, Der
lom preliosnt ouer genfjusIa bier
aaast al General Is ipriano 6airo,
or antommsn til ct. gbomas. 9ar
oil uibsre til Gan Suan, poriorieo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

ger ier NOT. ct oisle Spefulnnter ilet life
fommer til 8ranSuaal for at bline Der,
men for at Iamle Zig noset Cub os laa
li9e 6arpet uben Eat, oe oerfor bar ban
opitillet Ulsie 8etin9elier for oeresO pta.
9elie lom Bor9pre, lom @u9lano = pei
n9rneit for at faa en- Nnlebninq til
arig o9 @robring = life niloe gaa ino
paa. font 6ororin9erne par me9et rime=
ll9e. 0ette gap NnleoaiT9 til ben arig,
iom nu o9otr SUB: Nirifas Serb NIB
Blob.
Boerne er ct tnppert, arbelolomt o9
fribebSellfenoe Soft. Be bar maattet
fampe fig irem Sfriot for Sfriot til
beres nuu9renoe Sitting o9 fempe for
at bolot ben. Site alene @n9lenoerne.
men be inofoote 8efduanere oe &aiiere
Der omfrius o9 / lelue Republiffen bar
l9rt Dem at BRUCE Baaben o9 uRre paa
8agt. De cr me9et reli9iyie, o9 Der er
Iitfert mango troenbe MenneIte Ger iblonot
benz. Otter ale Solem9rter at bemme
er BreIioent aliiJer ielu en- alporlis
troenoe Wuno. Sc feuer melt of 9anos
bru9 % Biereperf5briit. Selu ON be
life ere vmeo 9ioen" meo 9enipn til
ben mOoerne 8onnelie, iaa er Der noset
ianot. fGtt. irit os munoist ouer oisie
iimple @rbeioere. lom aftuin9er os fanst
itgrre I9telle eno be mooerne Stater
meo al oeres idafalote Danuelle os Dis
plomnti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

onerfenoe '@n9l9ucernes Ooerbeibeo.
0ette uoreoe til 1884, oa 6reostrottaten
bleo iornnoret, o9 England 9oo Nifolo
pnn 6erreogmuet ooer IrunSpaal.
n3ette uar", Dor Yr9lioent g ii g er
ldgt, ben uosoeli9e @~laoitones 9ancs
ling"
Nu baooe Boerns 5reo til 1896.
Wen on 9rnnsodal er ct ri9t @uloldno,
ia, enoo9 lnoeboloer ct al De rt9elte DID
mantoiitrifter / Weroen, iaa er bet life
unoerli9t. Of @n9l9noerne Of % i'll ittr'
reoe meb 9ansiel ouer mob oeune &ls.
bonn. 6lere % flere @n9lenoerc fom
oerouer for at sruue Sub % 0idmont:
ter, o9 De opIsrte Iaa at li9e gpen So
b%anntsbur9. Nien bo De boaoe bleo
tolrige o9 ri9e paa Cub, bleu De OsIaa
mooi9e o9 ielte fig iom Meolem al en-
flor Nation, Der nIi9eoel car De Iimple
Boere ouerleeen. De Iorlan9te iaa at
faa iamme Retti9beoer / 6epubliften,
lom Boerne lelu, oe oerooer opitoo
S%triol9beoer. iom Iprte III, at Or. Sas
m N, Nominitrntoren for Del b%riitllte
Ipoairifanite 8%Ompa9nt, forte Ell oRbs
net Scr inc / l%ran5unal for at fue
8oerne. 8r9iioent &iilser fdlnte imio=
lertio oisie til Tnnben, o9 ben onoen
Sanuar 1896 itoo ct Sla9, buor @ng=
lanotrne fubIe iulofanoigt og mtIteoe
500 Maho. Or. Sdmeion pnditoo, ban
banoleoe efter Otore fra Den brittle
Brtmierminiltrr for Spo.airifa, Cecil
81 booes, men bleu Dog life ofltO MIN
ore tpmt og itrufiet for fin ubeloige
6 ri9siprelie. Spprgsmaalet ON be Ell:
9ellte @uIb9ruurrc8 9%i9eitiaelie meo 30
eine iom Borgere i Rfpnblltten bar
imlolerilo itoola ulmet. Rrpiioent 9iii'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
goerne % beres Siitorie.

giitnof olori9 isr bar Spboirito til.
fruffet fg iaa me9en Opmertiombeb
Iom nu. Mnnae bar ment, at belle ben
Del of Nfrifa bar befolfet meb HeQere,
olloe ener bolouilbe, boilfe no9le DIS:
iionerer arbeioe ibfanot. Nu, efter at
8rl9en menem England % GronSoaal
er bruot no, oe ioa of fi9e bele Qerbens
Opm9rfiombeo er optoget oeraf, fonts
mer Sp6r9smaalet ON. huem bisie 80.
ere e9entli9 er, og booroon oct fra ferit
al hRn9er iammer meo oenne aria, frem
for mango, inn life er ino 9obt ftnot
meb oeres @eu9rni eaer Dor ejort nos
get borlgs pda at fslae meo / uoenri9ss
politifen. 90 Der muliaois o9inn finbes
l%aaoanne blnno1 v9anlferens" 49lere,
lfol N imgoefomme .bereS gnlfe ueo
9anife limpelt at forinue benz, buem
8oerne er, o9 bporoan be fOm i arl9
meo @u9Innb.
8Gerue (oet bolf. 0topn for 8enoer)
ere hoqnnoIte genoer blauoet meo no1le
pu9uenOtter, Der / bet iptteure Aarbun:
oreoe o9 eiterbannoen lenere uooanorete
Ill SDoalrifa for at oonne Jig ct 0jem
Der. 6srit boiatte De fig / ben nleripo
Ii8ite Del al 2irifd, bet laatalote aaps
lamb, buOr be efterbounoen 9ennem
mango &ri9e mob De inofsote anffere,
naaeoe irem III Ell betpoeli9 8elitdno.
s Y%e9pnoellen at bette Qarbunoreoe
tom imlOlertio @n9l9nberne o9 tug aap'
folonlen miolertIoi9 BeIiooelle, ogl6l5
oiiioo ooaano ben i'll &n9lanoerne meo
ben 5Oritnaelie. at be biotil g9loenoe
2ooe ituloe reipefteres iremoeles. 9ette
bleo De imiolertio life, os uen'9beo mel=
fem gn9lenberne o9 Boerue f1rte III.
at mango al otsle lolste oercs Soroer,
patfeoe iammen o9 oros bort noro pua
/ aaret 1894. @n9l9nofrne ienote
lmioleriio trooper efter Dem "a tog
oeres ny 0iitrltter bet nuD9renoe Nds
tai, buor 8risen for 9ioen fsres) / 81
liooelie, og Boerne maatte unoerfaIte
li9. De! oareoe BOG life l9ngere emo
III 1913, oa Ell flor Del al Dem unber
pr9torius, letter huem 3ran8uaals
pooeoitao err opn9unt) eiter ior9Goes at
BABE tpmpet mob @n9l9nhernes Suer:
magt, breo op i9en % oros uiopre noro
paa ouer 6toben Yaaf (oeraf Nuunet
9ransoaal, b. E. binlioeS Banl), boor be
oanneoe Den irnnsonnlte 3iepnblit.
Seuere opsao @n9lauo o9iaa 6etten til
2onoet ueo Oranlehooen. boorai iaa
Orange 6rlitoten bleo oannet. 3rans
paal &epubliften bleo i 1854 9oofenot
al England lom en- iri os ielpit9noig
Stat. Wen after / 4nret 1877 iiprtet
og iplot meb enaellte trooper. Der oor
banse for ct Oprer al ole be Snoipbie
beromtrius os oerior uiloe fire Jig Mns'
ten / 3roHsuaal. s 1880 areb Iaa
after Boerue oeres 8nnSen for 6ribeoen.
% efter uoole b99tninaer toT en- 5reos=
lutnin9 / Stano. boorueo Boerne itnloe
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-18

ceive therefrom love, Joy, peace, gem
tleness and goodness when the great
day comes If the one talent has been
rolled up in a napkin and hidden away,
the merits of those who were faithful
TO their trust can in no way save the
guilty consclence-smitten transgres-
sor of Gods own law from the CON
domination ne deserves. Jesus lived a
most noble. self-sacrificing life, and
won a glorious reward; but his merit
cannot be transferred. In order to
gather such a harvest as he gathered, 1t
is essential that we live as he lived.
Instead of affecting vicarious atone-
ment he has left "us an example, that
ives hould follow his steps," And in
no other way can we reasonably hope
to become Joint heirs with him"
ALFRED.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-18
Colonel Lawton.

When our war with Spain broke out
Colonel Lawton was at once looked to
as one OF the officers to be relied on,
and he proved his worth at Santiago,
while his transfer from Cuba to Manila
was another mark of the confidence
placed in him. His expedition south
OF Iaguna de Bay his bold march to
San Isidro. his operations around Nor
ong and his latest Victory in Cavlte
province form a fine record OF activity
and skill--New York Sun
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-18
Cincinnati Children,s Homo,

A little girl was placed in a home,
the foster-mother died some years lat
er, and the distracted father, instead
of reporting the child as needing to be
transferred, placed her in a family not
ait all suited to develop moral virtues
to children. The little girl Of seven
was a sweet singer, and her voice at
tracted attention at Sunday School
concert She was secured by maiden
lady who dearly loved the child and
who kindly cared for her for a time.
When the visitors made his rounds
he became aware of the facts, and plac-
ed the child in a new home. Here love
and care wrought great changes, and
now a most accomplished young wom-
an who goes by their name, greets you
She is about to graduate-a fine Latin
scholar, an accomplished musician
and charming lady. who is welcomed
in the first society.
Constant supervision is necessary,
for the development of character is so
largely dependent upon surroundings
and rhe home influence. Children are
OFTEN changed many times, until at
last, they come under the right con-
dltions for growth in mentality and
spirituality.
Perhaps to no class of people are the
words, "Ye have need of patience -
more applicable than TO those who
place homeless children, or those who
take them for training 10 useful lives.
j. Lindley Spicer, in Chlldren's
Hama Rccord
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-18
Toledo Jones NAV Run.

Most important of all, Toledo Jones
is tonight nearer the point of persuad-
ing himself to run for governor on an
independent ticket than he ever was
before. y, lt'h honeyed words the Dem
ocratic state Central Committee pre-
sented the committee from Jones la
Dor convention a stone, when it asked
for bread The labor committee was
told the Democratic committee liked
the laDor platform, dotted on it, indeed,
but begged the labor men to postpone
Independent action until the Demo-
cratic State Convention could consider
the demands of labor Then the con-
vention was postponed from August 2
to September 3. So that, when the de-
mands shall have been refused, as they
certainly will be, it will be too late for
an independent movement to gain
strength enough to injure the Demo-
cratic state Scket, which Mr.. Mclean
VIII name.
No secret was made of This piece of
finesse among the members themselves
ror it was alluded to frankly in the
discussions which went on a good part
of the afternoon behind the closed
doors of Chairmen Thomas room at
the Southern. 1t was made known
that John r. Mclean was adverse to
swallowing dose of Toledo Jones
State socialism, and most of the com
mfttee were heartily with him on this
point
When it was made clear that Nc
Leans program of a late convention
would serve the purpose of leading
che laborers by the nose until 1t was
too late for them to do effective work,
except by supporting Democratic
platform of which they would not fully
approve, almost everybody fell into
line, and, though a majority had just
voted to hold the convention August 2
and 3, the date was advanced five
weeks.
The labor committee, of which John
f, McNamee, of Columbus, is Chair
man, 'smelled a rat early in the day,
and in their demand incorporated
thirty day limit Now that the Demo-
Gratis have postponed their convention
until September, McNamee declares an
Independent labor ticket, with Toledo
Jones at the head of it, is a certainty.
There will be no waiting until it is 100
late for the working up of independent
sentiment
John r. Mclean accomplished his
design of winning to his wishes a hos
tile majority of the committee. To do
1t, he worked hand in glove with the
former allies of Calvin Brice and
against his own former pupils, the
ROss-Myers men, whe have dominated
the state organization for the past two
years. He was forced to pitch his own
brood out of the nest The selection
of GAINESVILLE over Columbus showed
"iiO hto ohO hiholCiS anu tOMdlN llt
end of the afternoon James Ross penit-
emily asked to be taken in, and he was.
But the days doings settled the dis
puted point of control of the organiza-
tion Mclean has it, and he will not
entrust it to the Ross-Myers-Dittey ag-
gregation to manage it for him, and
then to run away with lt,as they did in
1S97.-Allen Beach in Com. Trib
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-18
Standards New Gusher,

Hartford City, Ind, June 16.--The
Standard Dol Company drilled in the
largest oil we'll today that has been
completed in the Indiana field for over
a year. 1t is located on the A. Nelson
farm in Washington township, this
county, and is flowing forty-fye bar
rels an hour. 1t Is a monster producer
ant at the present price of Inulana
crude-S0 cents a barrels paying the
owners as well as a Klondike claim
The bag strike will greatly stimulate
operations in this portion of the field.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-18

The state encampment G. A. r. this
year Will be held at Youngstown, O..
June Goth TO 22d The Cleveland g.
Marietta railway will for chat meeting
sell tickets at a rate OF one cent per
mile from starting point to YOungs-
town and return, which makes the
round trip from Marietta $365. Tick
cts will be on sale at principal C. & NJ.
stations June 49,, 20 and 81, good for
return to and including June 24hh c..
4 NJ. train which leave Marietta at
30 a. no. connects at Akron with train
which reaches Youngstown at 3;14 D..
A. same day.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-18
FRIENDS THET UsT TO BE.
BY WILL s. RICHARDSON.

VIM o A'iOh AhpSoN'
like new friends, but generly
I'm more fer friends thet ust to be.
Most ly them who'd acsbully
Been chums o. mine from inrency
Err when we poied our noses through
The picket fence to holler "Bool"
Err shyly play our finger tins
Ger hair an eyes an cheeks an lips,
Err In dead 'arnest lies fer fun
Swap apple cores an chewin' gum
To know who's who No sham er fuss
Es when Deceit, the plaguy cuss,
Puts lies on tongues toikill the truth
e An make us hypocrItes from youth
Fer some do meet, shake hans an kiss
When daggers wouldn't come amiss.
II thinkin' caps could only be
FlOpped inside out SOS one could sec
s'iov . 'nolsn 'neiuo ',ie oio"n
O,' L. 'u,n nun uo"h
M ,tt,,I- - -.iOoS'
' ''e ~ '''' = ''H''
New friends fer some, but generiy
The Old's perferred. Their ust to be
little rascle curley head
Thet sheered, sometimes my trundlebed
Rugged close to me as he could lay
In snug spoon fashions chummy way
Asleep er maybe lettin' on
TIL mother from the room he'd gone,
But not afore she'd tucked Us in
An kissed the lips tibet jes' begin
To smile in deyilment. Good night"
Men pun out went the candle light;
But by the time she'd latch the door
Wed turn filp-hop on the floor
sto1, ra, -, 80 i''s
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:. THE CHURCHES. :.


st. Luke's Bpiscopal--servlces at
1O:sO a. m.
St Mary's Catholic-services at 9:SO
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Rev r. M Woes
man. pastor
First M. B.--Willis V. Dick, pastor.
Sunday School at 8 a. M Public wor-
ship and sermon at 1O3O and 1880
o'clock Epworth League at 6:30.
First u B.-W w Cans, pastor.
Sabbath School 9:15; morning service
1O:3O; Christian Endeavor $3.50. 1880
the w. C. T. U. will be addressed at
the church.
Unltarlan-Rev E, A Coil, pastor
Morning subject, Modern Sentiment. :"
Evening, "Abrahams Duplicity."
Young Peoples meeting at $3.50. Sub
ject Lies Commencement.
Baptlst-Geo. r. Gear, pastor The
morning topic will be The Comfort of
Love" In the evening "1Ae Value of
Good Name" Christian Endeavor
service $50. Preaching 1880.
First Presbyterlan-W %. Roe, pas
tor. Sermon to the children in the
morning. Subject "True Courage" In
the evening there win be Children's
pay exercises by the Sunday School.
All are invited
First Congregational-Rev. ]. IL
.,Jchols, pastor The subject of the
morning sermon will be, Strength to
Endure Rather Than Deliverance
From Trial of the Need of the Soul"
There will be a song service in the eve
ming with a brief address by the pas
tor.
Church of Christ-Rev. J. NJ Coch-
ran will deliver an address at the
Church of Christ West Side, Sunday
evening, on The subject Egyptian
Bondage in Type and Antl-Type." 1t
will embrace an explanation of the de-
sign and meaning of the ten plaques of
Egypt Everyone welcome.
Central observation-disclosures Bower,
pastor. The pastor will preach Sun
day morning on Teachers Having
Itching Ears" The evening service
will be tahen by Chuldrens' Day exer-
cises. An excellent program will be
rendered by the children to which a
cordial invitation is extended to all
Sunday School at 9:15 a. m. Christian
Endeavor at 6:S0 p. m.
CHURCH NOTICE.
Rev. Mr. Cans, of the U. B. church,
will preach the W. C. T. u. sermon
Sunday evening, June IS. Members
will meet with Mrs. Gltteau, on Woos-
ter street, and go in y. y.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-18
SUNDAY. JUNE 10, 1899.
REruBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor
GEORGE X. NASH, of Franklin.
For Lieutenant Governor
JOHN A. CALDWELL, of Hamilton
For Treasurer of State
l. B. CAMERON, of Columbiana.
For Auditor of State
WALTER d. GUILBERT, OF Noble.
For Attorney General
j.. M. SHEETS, of Putnam.
For Judge of Supreme Court
w. q. DAVIS, of Marion.
Member Board of Public Works
FRANK A. HUFFMAN, of VanWerl