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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07
Ohio River Railroad.
Time Table Effective Nov. 25th. 1904
(Eastern Time.)
GOING NORTH. d,

Leave Wiliamstown-
d7:7 a. m............... to Wheeling
s10:86 a. m. ..... TO New Martinsvtils
d12:45 p. m.... to PittsburE and Easl
d3:51 p. M. Wheeling and Int. points
1918 p. M, Ohio Valley Express Pitts.
burg and East. -aq..
S6.12 p. m. Sistersville and int. points
sS.07 D. m, New Martinsyille and Int.
points.
GOING SOUTH.
'8:b6 a. m. ....... [. TO Parkersburp
dll:H a. m. ..... ..... 30 ParkersburR
'12:03 p. m, Ohio Valley Express to
Huntington and Cincinnati.
w. 90 p' H. .........., 20 kepoTa
.4:46 p. m. -. -. $40 Pt. Pleasant
d1:06 D. IN. -. ......to Parkersburs
's:b4 D. m. ..... -. to Parkersbura
d daily. daily except Sunday.
L. ID. CHALENoR,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07
1T MAY SPREAD.

SptCIdI 10 CHB LVdUHI. ~
Circleville, Ohio, Aug. 5.-The
places of the "a strawboard works
men who struck have been filled. 9th
or employees may strike.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07

Prohibition of Timber Deck Loads.
No British ship may carry4a deck
load of timber into British port be-
tween the last day of October and
Anril 49,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07
DON'T ;ss3iSS "a 81. : 4! + :s:GI SsS ss'E

You can be cured of any form of tobacco using
new life and vigor by taking MOTTO BAG,
that makes weak men strong. Many gain
ten pour5ns In ten Gays. over 60Os COG
cured. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book
let and advice FREE. Address STERLING
REMEDy Cor chlGsg0 0F Nsw yeEk, fT
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07

The Pa-Zi Laundry calls for and de-
liyers family washings on Fairyiew
Heights, Norwood and Williamstown.
Give us o trial.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07
Pnnnern in NIinneaotn

The ratio of paupers in Minnesota
in 1900 was 1850 for each 100000 OF
population.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07

TINE CARD ~ EEFEcT DEC. and, 1895

All Trains Daily except Sunday.
Nos. 70 and ~ mako close connections
Lanesvilie with the -. b o. and Pan HRndl
treins for Columbus, Chicago and tho West.
]. HOPE SUr0R, General Manager.
-. q. C.EAREISON. GnnCrAl PaRsenReIAg gent
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07

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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07
B. & o. S-W. r r.

n WITT U-T
H. W ". AZ wv N IN
----.-- f
TIME TABLE NO. "a. June 12,
Trains Arrive Mt and Depart from Union
Station.
Cantrr1 a,oo,thr, ri,,a
Ap,,v. x.,non,..s...s - 49,.
AN"AvA WESTWAhDs DEPART
10 m--Athons, Chillicothe, sl1 40 I'm
Cincinnati, Louisville,
4. DOM 81, Louis and all points i 80 a m
West, South and Sweat
=" m;cb.esipres Athens Chill I 90 IN
AK n M i'oo'nS,nnm Tsal,,W way ay, stations.
sI2 AZ /, m-Re,nra ps rn a.nens nsm vnsm
Chiiiioothe, Cincinnati ~"
and way ,tations.
. y oo N yo-t,ainra, Dc 49, 4, a.
bnrv' tlbiliicotbe ntTs vPm
cinnati T,o,1iavilia a.
Tn,,is ,yhscassn in, n,,d SS;; oi;
n,n.s, .,aet wnav"so so,,si .hu al ~,
sontbwest ' sou'n anu
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07

How Are Xour Kianeye D. Jlpi & II.
Dr. Hobbs spafaeus Pills cbfeAn Kidney iiIs sam.
pie frss Aad, sleF'lpg bemedy co, Chicago " N,yi
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-07
Real Estate.

Y -
Il 5-room house and lot on Montgom-
cry street, near Sixth street, $1,000. A
five-room house on Matthews street,
$1,000, 5000 cash and balance Sis pei
month. Several lots ON Fourth street,
below Marion street, from $500 to $500.
Several houses from $1,000 to $1,000 on
payment of $3.50 cash and balance Oh
monthly payments.
Some desirable lots for speculation
at 500 each. They are the best in
vestment in the city.
J. A. PlumGr & Son.
Ward-Nichols Blrrk.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18

Nusgabe BON $5OO,OOO betpilIist.
Shon um bic prd9tigen Regierungsz
eebdube uno bic bort aufbepabrten,
rei1en S9dbe gu bepunbern, tpirb iia
bic @aiie na9 Buffalo, ielbit aus tpet>
ter Gntfernung, perlobnen. Die Mus=
ftsuuns Der Der. @taaten=Heeieruna
ipirb Bel Bettem f6Dner iein, als auf
Der rWorlbs Sair" 1893, obtpobl bic
perfiisbare NusftellunssflG9e um tpez
ntges fleiner 1T, als bamals in gbiz
cdgo.
Die 9lusfe[Iung bes Mderbau=Dez
partements uirb bon grDbtem @ertbe
fur ale fein, tpel6e nit benz sselb= unb
8drtenbau ober nit Der 0iebau9t in
trgenbtuel9er 8erbtnbuns feben.
y Die Nrbsiten Der perl9tebenen 8u=
reals oes Staatsbepartements fperben
ourh 8luntette. 8rief=Muiter, girfu=
lare etc. perani9auli9t perben, unb 70
mandes 2ebrrei9e tptrb aus benz 8erz
febre Der Ser. Staaten nit ben anbez
rem Nattorsn gu erieben fein. 0as
YrGgen BON Wiin5en fpirb eine 5auptz
an5iebung Der Nusitellung bes S9abz
ANTS iein. Die YrGgmal6tne tpirb
in Sbdttgfett 1ein unb 10000 Miinaen
per Gtunbe, nit elmer &raftantpenz
bung, glei9 benz Getpihte bon 100
Sonnen fir iebe ein5elne Miin5e, prG<
gen.
Die grobartige Miinaenfommlun
Der Ser. @taaten, nit ben Miinsen
fdmmtlt9er Nationen, eine &ollettion
Mebaillen, seprdst In Der Miinae in
philadelphia, unb cine bollitdnbise
@ammlung auer bon ben Ser. Staaz
ten berausgegebenen 9elbftiide, biirf<
ten bas bohe Sntereile aller @ammler
erregen.
5erner tpirb Elm 2eu6ttburm, bolIz
ftanbie ausgeftottet uab in Sbdtisteit,
gu ieben fetn, bas Moben elmer Qua>
rartGnez@tation, etnes Sperationsz
Maunes i'm Marine 6oipital, unb
etnes Dampfidiffes our Tief1ee=
Tori9ung. 9lm ufer bes part<Sees
tpirb etne 2ebensrettunasfation NIT
ben neueften 9tlTsmitteln berieben, erz
ri9tet iperben, unb bic Nettungsmez
tboben 5ur Gee tperben tGglt9 bur9
einen &apitdn unb stpet Mann NIT
etnem Mettungsz unb einem 8ranz
bungsboot ben 3ui9auern seaetst nsr<
ben.
Das Rrtsgs= unb Marine=Oepartes
ment tperben Bel Der 8uffaloer Mus=
ffequng reiber als iemals porber perz
treten fein. Glbert2. 2etpis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18

iDelhe felbitftdnbts diisitel1en, baben
$1.50 per QuabratfuB 5u beaablen.
gllle neuen grftnbungen i'm MoI>
ferli aBeien, tpie Gteriliiirz unb paz
iteurs9 s9lpparate, &iibler, 8utterfGfer
etc. toerSen slei6funs ausseitsIt per>
ben.
Soften IusiteIler tpiinf9en, Die Qlrs
belt ibrer Mai9inen ben Beiu1ern au
Oentonitriren, 10 fpirb elettri19e ardft
beigeftelIt perben.
Cine Muiter=Molferei mirb 10 gut
uls mDgli9 bic Soften Der Molfereis
probuftton unb bic 0ertpenbbarfeit
Der perf9iebenen Sbierraiien fir be-
itimnlte 3pede bes Mlil1gef9Gftes
bartbun. Die einselnen 3peige bieier
bodinteref anten unb niiBli1en Musz
itelIungsz zIbtbeilung reben unter Der
2eitung bon 9errn S. u. gonperIe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
Oreic Blnts unD 0aut= Sur.
Cine ebrlieb semeinte cfferte.


@eihmiire. Wunben. Grebs, Srii=
len. trabiae 9aut, sduppen bon Sc
sema. sbmersen in ben Gno6en, Dem
&iiden uno ben @elenfen, ippbiliiiiibe
glutoersiftuna. faulennes 3abnflsiih,
6roniider Gbeumatismus unb alle
bartnddisen gluttrantbeiteu t0nnen
ourd ben @ebraud einieer NlaIben
Botanic Ylooo Balm fdnea turirt
tueroen. Wir foroern Die @elt heraus
fir einen Sad BON glutfrantbeit. Der
our6 Botanic 8looo Balm nibt turirt
weroen tann uno bic 4uren iino an=
oauerno. 2eioet sSbr an oiinnem glut,
ibledtfarbieer Saut, Mattieteit, Nuss
i6ldaen, aeidwollenen @elenten, Ga=
tarrb. iiberriehenoem Ntbem, Wunoen
i'm Muno uno 6als ? Wenn ia, 10 lit
@uer Slut peroorben, Botanic Blooo
Balm madt oasIelbe rein uno reid,
beilt Die Wunoen, entfernt bic Shmer=
sen uno baut oas game Spitem nieoer
auf. gotanic Blood galm lit oas
einsi9e periette Slutreinisunasmittel.
8erfauft in Npotbefen. $1.00 Die
eroBe 6laIde nit @ebrau9sanpeiIune.
I'm gu seisen, oaB mir es ebrli6 mei=
nen, perIenoen mir probei1aiben frei.
Man abreliire: 8looo Balm 3d., 9lt=
lanta. 8a. 3D9ert n!6t. bei6reibt uns
@uer 2eioen uno mir lenoen freien drst=
liden &atb. gloob Balm bilit, tpenn
aaes anbere feblt. 8riinolitb erprobt
mdbrenb 80 eSahren. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
J. b. ultthell,
(gr.Yrpbate &tGter.)
NedtSatt.ua aIt+
Office -@egeniiher hem gnurtbnus.
3erbro6ene 3ieratbe.

Serr Majpr Der beribmte Gement.Gobrifant BON
Nem Yprf erfIdrt eni9e ebr intereliante 2botIaten
betreffs Wtaior's @ement.
9ie 9roBe Wenae melbe oieen befannten slrtlfl ges
brauf tpeib ipobl bab piele bunbert Grpsent beI
fer iit als anbere Genlene. fir ipelfe berIelbe @ns
ipru 9emact ipirb, aber Yiele friilen nift lparun
Sic enad]e urad)e it, bob Wtaior bic beiten le be=
faunteu Materalien 9ebrandbt unb anbere 5abrifan.
ten b,ees nt tbun neil bieieben fptipelig nb uub
iagt ms. baB Elm getanbtbeil ienes @ements So IS
oas Yfunb urlb ein anberer 1896 bic 6aloue fpitet
fpdbrenb ein 9rpBer She'll BON iogenanntem Cement
nnb fufgem Sem i'm Sanbel nibts ipeiter iir als l6
Geuts &eiln aufgelb5t IN Maler pber @itrpneniGure
nnb in manden SSdllen nod 9ednbert in Jarbe unb
9erud onr1 3uias bon billi9en nnb nnniBeu Wate.
riaIien
Waiors @ement pirb su Is unb 25 Gents per isIaide
perfau nnb iuenn en Sdnbler eiuem anbercu ArtifeI
anitatt beielben 5u oerfanfen indt 10 fan cber
iein. oaB es eine abitt it, einef gr0Bereu Srpfit s
MAIDEN.
Ser 9rpftt on Majpr's gemeut ift iopiel als Elm
5duoler an iraenb enem gement MAIDEN iputc. unb
bas TIT DDppelt pabr penu man bebenft, bab Der
3dnoler aud nod burd3 Serrn Mniprs Mnseigen prp=
tttrt 2ieie Mnaet9eu fpiten iber $4,000 ben Ntonat
8eite1t barout baB Sbr Wtaior's Gement erbaltet
nnb be9niiat Sud nidt NIT oem nnmaBsebld9eu 9totb
bes Mpotbefers.
gDe,ln SIR et,uas @eJidlidfeit befist ne Shr tper.
bet ipabrideinli ausfinben. baB Sbr eeifidter eib
alS ebr ge9laubt babt. 10 fDnnt Sbr Sure 6uum
idube unb bic 6auSidnbe ielb repariren ebenip mi
NIT Wtoiors Committeeman ober Mtaiprs 2ebera@e
nent. 3br peroet itaunen. iple piee 8olars babure
mdbrenb bes S,bres separt merben f6nnen.
Menn Guer Mpptbefer bieien Cement nidbt Iiefer
fann 10 pro Sud irgenb welbe Sorte per Soit porte
frei 5ugeianbt. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
Nd8 Wpfftrefen.

Die Musftelung bes Ser. Staatens
poitamtes IN 8uffalo piro sr0ber unb
mannigfader iein, als bies Bel ben
friiberen Musitelungen bieraulanbe Der
Sau mar. Oie Metboben Der 8efDr<
berung BON 8riefen unb fonitigem
poitgut iperben Biz in's tleinite Detail
aur Darftelung fommen, unb cine
poit Office. auseeitattet nit ben
1eueitea. in ben sr0Beren pOitdmtern
ber Der. 6taaten our 8ertpenbuny
fommenben 8ebelfen, tpirb bic Sort
fdritte auf benz @ebiete bes poftpes
fens beutlin peranfhauli9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
Sic Sndenieur. 3uuff.

Oie Mnichinenbauz unb Chill Snz
genieurtunit. in tpelder es bic Mmerts
taner betanntlih gu bOAier Meifterz
fdaft gebraht baben, pirb auf Der
panameritonil1en MusitelIung In
Buffalo, q. o., in fold' fldrer unb
interef1anter Meife reprdfentirt fein.
baB ber 2aie ebenfo grobe Nnregung
finben ipirb, als Der 6a4Deritdnbige.
Gs tperben ipeber Mube Md Soften
ge5heut, bieier Mbtbeslung gano befons
bere Filtration gu perleiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
eans(ffllnn9 DER GnnDesrreierung.

Die Uertretnns bet eiaseInea gseetermness s7e,
partements aat Der 8nitaIoer Mastteuams.
Eie 8unbssresieruns tpirb ii9 in
herporragenbem Mabe on Der paname@
ritdnifhen slusftenuns in 8uffalo, q.
o.. betbeiltsen, unb bat hiefiir cine
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
$500 8cIobmmma!

IDir tperben bte pbige Belobnung fit trsenb enen
San BON 2eberteibeu. Dpspepfia. &opfbmersen. In.
0erbauliffeit ober Weritopng beaablen ben mir ntt
NIT 8iperita ben allernereen fleinen 2eberpen fu.
iperben sic ino rein pesetabliib uub perfeblen ME
Satisiaftion su 9eben. Is Gts. S9abteln entbalen
100 4inen 10 Gts. S6a6teln entbaIten 40 Pilen.
gtS. @dbadbtel entbaten Is Yillen. 9itet @nd Dor
Gnbitituten inb Nadbabmungen gDirb per Yoft Der.
faubt 8riefmarfen merben augenommen. Nerbita
@eoieal &C.,, gde Clinton llnb Sadion ct, Chicago.
Sn gu perfaufen In ber Mpobefe BON r. 6. Wtiller
& Sohn. ytem philadelphia. Ohip. "A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18

fiir aIe ansitenenben Molfereibeiiber
ni4t ipeiter berDorgehoben au tperben.
Gin eisenes, groBes Gebdube in Der
NGbt bes Ngrifulturzp palaites 1T benz
MoltsreizMeien eingerdumt.
cine Milhprobufte iperben in eisaes
fublten @last1Ten ausgeifent fein, nm
iie, i nah Der Qualitdt unb .8ufGm>
merfebung .GngitnDglih gu erbalten.
Musitslltr. beren probufte einen Ebeil
SET misunderstanding eines @taas
tes ober elmer prODins bilben. bdben
ieine gebiibrsn 81 entriAten. anbere.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-18
NeDnsirte Natett.
Turapeilid, ueilidb, nldb unp In6ltIiaj iiber nie
Yeunlglnanas 2initn.

Ser @erfauf BON 9ides su ipesellen Staten fir Ro
loniten nadb Galifpruien opie fir Muiiebler I'M gprb
peiten. Weiten SHben nnb siooen muroe BON Der
YennIDuoniaz9abn mieber aufgenDmnten. SeIoubere
NuSfunit iber fSabrpreie. burdfabrenoe 3Ige unb
aneere @tnaenbeen liefern aut Nnfraqe Die 4odgter
uno Sidet=a9enten oer Eenniplnania=Sinier. so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
Y.AHmauA9d<

B.Altmdu&9d%
Are displaying an extensive assortment OF Fabrics tor
Hangings, Wall and Furniture Coverings, in all.
the prevalent styles, including a number
Of designs in Art Nouveau.
Lace Curtains. Sash Curtains, Stores Bonnie Femme,
Bed Sets etc., Of Point Arab, Renaissance, Brussels and
other laees containing many lew and exclusive delight
For Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 18th and 10Th:
800 Pairs Fine Lace Curtains,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Point Arabe Lace Curtains $4,000 to $500
Point Arate Sash Curtains. $40
Irish Point Lace Curt,in. 60 7e ,,eo
Renaissance Lace Curtain. 1850
And a number Of styles Of Portercs at much
less than former prices.
Fine Persian Rugs
containing choice specimens Of Kirmanshah, Tcbri, Iran
Scrape and other we'll known makes.
East India and Turkish Rugs.
Exclusive designs and delicate eolors Ross, Cream, Bloc
Pink and Green grounds IN the most desirable
sizes at very moderate pficea
Also an assortment of the Best qualities of Domestic
Russ IN attractive and artistic designs
An inspection is invited Of the recently improved
Fas.o Corset Models.
Emtodying IN the variety Of FORMS al the essential
features necessary to = perfect fitting corset.
The prices ranging from $3.50, $675, $z25,
$975, $3.50 and upward.
Art Objects and Bric-a-Brac.
Superb collection of Works Of Art IN Marble,
Bron,e, Carved Ivorss, etc.
For Monday, November 18th, a number Of
Clock Sets, consisting of Clock and C~andeabrA. $1,000
LIMOGES Porcelain PLAQUES, $3.50 and 800
Porcelain Plaques, Foentine francs, S.o5 and 500
eIabnsufb Street. ninsetntb Street. SIKH Hvnus. new YORK..
ESTABLISHED 1853.
F. Booss ca Bro,
Makers. Importer. and Exporter. Of
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ATTEuPT rOI.,NfHA nm DO,h
Tho s.0oo-Ioo structure BREAKS Ons of
lhr Ws,s aud silsks tsst

Al a'tefnpi NHs mad" Yesterday morning
g. lauprh "a. sss-tpu uTy doc >. whl'h
~a- ban a. ths yard of thr hp~'r biy
ilss company ~ Tim raIs staten Island,
iYf ths bufsr prs Dora company 81 i.u
IuchmuuI but ~ vs un-u0 ~ur--iul, Hvuug
Co. a.. hrrasiug 81 uis saNr
INsfytiuug vas in HadIt".s a. 81 'ln't,
xl..n thr aF.al o. kunsa uu Ia u.-s nas
y,rt b. uniri uls' 49, husr n,asr ~ uuh
..i utu.a4 co. uId isfr q Fuasi rIaH fir
ftss t,.nanar ald Nahui Hi see "u' %
tl.T Hnram 18th . hH. tai fU no IiFl
50 tsaI o. too lus ahd atral tis 'isfis
~ ihs a-sssinhist uslufuds ur auh ptaIifd
aasu 49, ns NauTi
had FaaH aislai rlrs HI.aftsfs ~ go
at-ianas Nlsu tAs nabf uI 80 rBiHI nl4N
- iflkf Ulsss a. uH HsfrI aHl sa 80
Dfita Doe lflIH-sI tnIu ~ utsI aHl 80 b
Ia T4tEs u.nd iH u..It I|H iu Goo
80 ufalls T. Iu a. Tie ush sl' lIhr
Il. b. Ianhri .f i-isIs e 90 ia u.''i
aFasU
AID ItH ItHI OF NH. ar4f aHi h 3
HfafuH go. lrf &c. s 5000 F sissHi
tas.Hu Co. Hs. HsI .H Dol If .aHf RI
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10 woRTa ,Gr m,m, R,iir,.
Nat iaouEb Personally TO "a, aobeu's
I<gsri-s OF sfto sss,.

Amtrusr > MURRAY AID G"prge Troifold.
sI~rutpr- - thr rstai" ~ ltIi.ff D H,hy.
have arsrt 80 SuIrin" Court fpr l"aN.
g. Mort Tass realty iu order o. IaS Issa'i-s
- tWOp vtl,i usr Do upi enough q
personally g. a
H. IfnI-.rb - 90" 'Htst" CONSISTS -
q haif iutsrH-l De- tLr -t. q ils I ulnu
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a. inlrs fluti sIf-f ani i~T,Adva,
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and sal fInh atoruf aiYs-i 80 islt o.
jYhu a hIub ubsi go So 90 ltls
haf q 80 fuHiuaaff H.iais sriH 90 hls $50
ladHH mstb aitd fhf Ni,sf hsf = 80
lsil H tI.rI iHf iiis isHshI q 60 daAgitr
tfa r nItIH 600 i.HItsHa hlaIs H ntI
hHiHHu uaHF 80 o. i4sIisluf GOD htui
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sna a. ID .a.lr 90 80 sr NHH . hf 80
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e. 80 tsIHH sHI legged IH SEQ Ns
aa. Frfs go fHHsfH 80" HElH' ns
aa.n i.ssfa sffas 49,. Nsri luaff Hahs
f. 30 80 fhsas q fa 800 d. 90 ss
- Hsataa lice Dol aFHI FIHfiaH
sHftsnf arifuf t. tHHf sHt tHN
t@flas llu 500 srHus HH fss 49,
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-17
HAS STARTED TO AMERICA.
Sir Thomas Upton Leaves London
Cheered BY IA Crowd of Acauaiut-
ances and Well Wishers.

London, Aug. l4.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton started for the United States
leaving a cheering crowd of a~cquaint-
ances and well wishers who had as
sembled at the station to bid him
farewell. His compartment on the
train was half-tilled with flowers, in
GLIDING a model of Shamrock H., the
hull being of manganese bronze.
from the trimmings of the plates
used on Shamrock H., gold plated;
the rigging of gold cords and the
sails of woven flowers. 1t was the
gift of Miss May MoreI."
Sir Thomas party included Charles
Russell, j. b. billiard and Robert IRE.
George l.. Watson, the yacht de-
signer. joined the party at Liverpool.
When the time drew near for the
train to leave, the crowd cheered Sir
Thomas Upton, sang For He Is a
Jolly Good Fellow" and called for a
speech. Sir Thomas thanked those
present for their kind wishes and ex-
pressed the hope that Shamrock II.
would fulfill all expectations.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-17
AS SEEN ABOVE WATER LINE.
A New York chit expert Sees "
Formidable Contestant In
Shamrock ii.

New York, Aug. 14.-John II. Spears,
the Worlds yachting expert, in his
comments upon the new Shamrock,
saws among other things:
'The appearance of the new Sham
rock as she rides the water at the
Erie basin is most disquieting. In
nothing that was written on the otfr
err side was she adequately described,
and nearly every description of her
that was sent here was seriously mis-
leading. For, without any excep-
ton, the model of the new Shamrock
above water is the most beautiful
and the cleanest and swiftest of any
that ever sought for or defended the
cup.
LET is be fully understood that
these adjectives Il applied only to
what can be seen about water. Her
lines under the water may be wrong
in various respects, though that is
scarcely possible"
In her proportion of bow to stern
Shamrock ii. is perfect, according to
the best American ideas. Shamrocl
ii. is not a bull dog sent on a grey
hounds errand like Shamrock 1.
Judging from what can be seen Of
her above water, the most cheerful
optimist is full of apprehension"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-17
is FRIENDLY WITH LABOR.
Preamble and Resolutions Adopted
by the Worlds Fair Board
of Directors.

ST. Louis, Aug. 14.-At a meeting
of the Louisiana Purchase Worlds
Fair Co. directors, Tuesday, the fol-
lowing resolutions in regard to the
celebration of Labor day we're in
troduced by Mr.. Steinbiss, and adopt
ed:
"Whereas, We are informed that the
Building Trades council and Worlds
fair labor committee has inaugurated
and will hold, on Labor day, Monday,
September 2, a monster parade and
jubilee picnic, at the fair grounds. in
celebration of Labor day and the
progress of the Worlds fair move
ment; and
Whereas, An invitation has been
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co.,
by the grand marshal. to participate
in said grand demonstration, be it
Resolved, That this board appre-
ciates very highly the cordial aid and
support given by the Building Trades
council and Worlds fair union labor
committee to the st. Louis Worlds
fair to be held under the auspices of
the Louisiana Purchase exposition.
"Resolved, That this board appre-
ciates the courteous invitation ten
dered by the grand marshal, and
while it can not, as a body, accept the
same, it commends the spirit which
prompts this and all other ORGAN
lied bodies to lend aid and support to
the Worlds fair movement.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-17
0 BY MlLl1l,
a '"ns Of Bank Burglar, ,
strip of Woods West o. "'' d
MilIersburg. n

M'llersburg' O., Aug, 14.-An
Emp was made to rob the james M a. :
bank here early WeGn~sD
morning, and the robbers 'eunesday
surrounded in a strip Of w Woo now
m'ies west of here. 7 he hn" Ii
were heard at work by Do, 'TUs q
VINO hved next to the bank, a nnSq ?
gave the alarm, but the bandit, anu be
TO hight in two rigs stolen took
farmer. They were locatoa IRON a
part of Company l, Eighth n ana a
mas gone to the scene TO os. T.,
their capture. They are non. IN
rounded, and a battle NAV ocou. sur