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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-23
Wood, Cloth and Metal
lie Burial Cases,
AND ROBES.

calls promptly attended to. Thanking
our patrons for past favors and asking
ContinuaAce of same, we are yours truly,
Marietta, Ga. L. BLACK & SON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-23

1t is a mans privilege to pro-
pose-and woman's not to re-
fuse.
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p. r. CORTELYOU, n. D.,
GENERAL PRACTITIONER,

GENERAL PRACTITIONER,
MARIETTA, GA. Once North side Public
Square, over Mrs. Warren's Millinery Store.
Consultation hOrrs ga q. m. 10 "a, and 3 to o
p. M, unless otherwise engaged. Residence.
Church street, nearly opposite Presbyterian
Church. All calls promptly attended. Teie
phone No. 200.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-23
DIR. CHARLES II. FIELD,

PACTICING PHYSICIAN,
| Marietta, Ga, Office up stairs OvtI The Post
| office. Residence Lawrence street. Once
| Phone, Bell, Co.. No. 1874 Residence Phone, Bell
| Co, NOlI2s. Al calls promptly attended.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-23
DR.. E. J. SEIZE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

TENDERS his professional services in he
practice Of Medicine in all Its branches to the
citizens OF Marietta and surrounding cou ntry,
Office ever Geo. S. OWENS grocery store. All Cal'
attended to promptly.
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J. Z. FOSTER,

In " I bN9
MARIETTA, GA. Office Southeast corner of
Public Square, over Florence Bros, King 4 Co.'s
Store First two rooms on the left.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-23
ENOCH FAW,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
MARIETTA, GA once "a Masonic Building
up stairs, first room on The lett. Legal business
solicited and attended TO promptly
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Changes In Revenue Law
The Reduced War Taxes as They DO
Into Effect July

in
he
congress
can
this Perhaps be
wa" DE the removal OF the
sight drafts money orders leases
$4,000 and 81 for each additional $1,000
of
o.
OF
made
lard table
n of
n
duced Dealers
ana OF will be taxed according
On bonds debentures
to
me TAX on sales of products at exchanges
removed The tax on all forms of Insurance repealed
TO pay of their of
the
tonal in character, will a Jul
TABULAR SUMMARY Il WAR REVENUES
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\ TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
Two Trains, One Containing a Car
Of Dynamite, Collide.
Five Men Were killed ana seven
Injured-Both Trains Were Conn
pletely wrccked-One EN-
Eine BADLY Smashed.

Binghamton. y. Y. June lo.-Fivc
men were killed and seven injured
N Saturday nights wreck ut Vestal.
The dead: John 4. Kelly, head brake
man of Wild cat train; y X. Pol
JANUS, conductor of Train No. 81; Ell
mer Polhamus. trainman of Train No.
81: John Coulter. fireman first en-
CINE of the wild cat freight; Fred
Witherby. fireman second engine of
the wild cat freight
Seven others, all but two of them
trainmen, were injured.
Several of those who were thought
to be fatally hurt Saturday night re-
covered from the conclusion and sun.
lay figured in the list of slightly hurt.
All through the early morning hours
the rescuers toiled about and among
the burning freight cars at the scene
Of the explosion, but il was not until
late Sunday afternoon that portions
Of the last dismembercd body of the
accounted for were discovered "A quar-
ter of mile from where the eNplo-
sion occurred.
The tracks of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad were
completely blocked until past mid
day. Both trains were completely
wrecked and the engines of the wild
cat freight, which ran into the rear
Of Train No. 81, which was taking
water at the time and which carried
the fatal ear of dynamite, were re-
duced TO scrap iron, pieces of which
han ets.ly ..I ia A
half a mile away.
Aside from the damage to railroad
property, much minor damage is re-
ported. Nearly every house in the
villages of Nestal and Union, which
is across the Susquehanna from the
wreck, lost more or less of it's win
dow glass. while farmers houses and
barns near the scene are badly shat
tered. None of the inmates, how
ever, were injured.
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AN UNUSUAL SCENE.
Preliminary Murder Trial Held In
Grove In the Presence of About
1000 People.

Galena, Mo-. June 1O.--.An unusual
scene was presented here Mt the pre-
liminary hearing of Mrs. John Stall
lion, her father, James Crabtree. and
his two sons. Frank and Charles
Crabtree, for the murder OF Alice
Stallion, the woman's 16-year-old
stepdaughtcr. The hearing was held
in grove. the two Justices sitting
at a table under a tree. and 1000 peo-
pie, attracted from points for miles
around, forming circle about the
court and defendants. Galena is of
the railroad, and the fact that 2,oOG
people would care to come miles 10
attend the hearing was considered
significant.
II has been decided to eNhume the
body of the girl that it may he ex.
amined by the doctors to investigate
theory of the county prosecutor
that criminal assault was made upon
her by one or both of the Crabtree
boys and that they killed her to hide
the crime.
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In A POOL OF BLOOD.
Maj ~. n. DAILY. Surgeon General ON
Lieut.. Gen. Miles stan, Commit
ted suicide by Shooting.

Pittsburgh. June l0.-Mai. w. IT..
DAILY. surgeon general on the STAFF
of Lieut.. Cen. Miles in Porto Rico,
committed suicide At lis home sun
day by shooting himself in the right
temple.
The body of the doctor was found in
the bathroom. lying in pool of
blood. DIR. Foster, who was sum-
moned at once. found the bullet hole
i'm the temple and announced that
death had taken place several hours
before
No cause is known for DalN's deed
unless il be- that insomnia drove him
to temporary insanity. For some
time past he has been unable to sleep
regularly, and il is thought that after
sleepless night he concluded to end
all. The doctor Was widower and
leaves no immediate family. He was
SO years old, and for many years has
been prominent i'm medical circles.
He gained international prominence
during the Cuban war. as IL was his
report 10 the commanding general Of
the army that started the "embalmed
beef investigation.
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RIOT IN CHICAGO.
Attempt to Run n street Car Through
Religious Procession of ItaI-
inns Caused IL.

Chicago. June 1O.-An attempt 10
run street car through a religious
procession of Italians sunday precip-
itated n riot. in which the windows
of the car were smashed and one man
was injured. A riot call 10 the Tween
ty-second police station brought a
wagon load of officers. who saved the
motorman and conductor from bodily
injury. Sticks and stones were hurl-
ed at the car until there was not
whole window left i'm it. The police
restored order with great difficulty,
the Italians being bent on getting
at the car crew, but the counsel IF
the priests in the procession averted
more SERMONS conflict.
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Mothcr md Queen.

Queen Victoria always made 10 n
point 20 keep the religious instruc-
tion Of her children as much as pos
sible in her own hands. Once when
the archdeacon OF London was ca
chizinR the young princes, he said:
your Governess deserves great
credit for instructing you so thor
ouRhly."
AZ which the youngsters piped mp:
IF is mamma who teaches US our
catechisml"
It Is not perhaps generally known
that the queen occasionally taught a
Bible class for the children Of those
IN attendance At Windsor palace
London Beacon
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THE CHINESE COURT.
satisfaction Expressed at the An
nouncement of Its Return TO
Picking In September

Picking. June 1O.--The Chinese ex-
press great satisfaction at the an
nounceiuent of the intention OF the
court to return to Picking i'm Sep
TENDER. All the foreign troops, with
the exception of the legation guards.
are expected to withdraw ere the mid
die of that month, the only troops
not already under orders of with
drawal being the Japanese, whose
government is sending reliefs. 1t is
said, however, at the Japanese Legal
ton that when japan is absolutely
certain tho other powers are cvacuat-
ing her own troops can be withdrawn
on TWO days notice.
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A NEW DEPARTURE.
lish Preparatory schools I'm Diff
ferent Parts of Europe.

Chicago. June 1O.-President Har-
per, Of the University OF Chicago, an
nounces that the university has begun
to establish affiliated prepare tory
schools ia different parts of Europe.
These schools will be branches Of
academies which are affiliated with
the university in this country. The
purpose OF this plan is to- give to
children of college age whose parents
are travelling abroad during the year
the benefits of foreign residence with
out obstructing the progress OF their
studies.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.
The Body of John ID. sears. Former
Cashier of the Bank of MOntI-
cello. wis. Discovered.

Monticello. Wis, June iO.-The body
OF John ID. Sears, formerly cashier Of
the Bank Of Monticello. was found
June at the foot OF n windmill on
farm belonging TO him. about one
mile north OF this village. His sud-
den death brought TO light the fact
that he was financially embarrassed
at The time of his death. and the d-
rcctors Of the bank were demanding
an explanation. II is also known that
other creditors were growing uneasy.
These facts furnished the basis for
the belief that Sears committed sui
eide by jumping from the top Of the
windmill.
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One evening at a small party which
included the two friends, Douglas
Jerrold and Charles Knight, the au-
thor-publisher, the talk turned on
epitaphs.
As they were walking home to-
gether, Knight. half lightly and half
in earnest, asked the wit TO write
his epitaph for him. Jerrold made
no answer, but when they came TO
the parting OF their ways, he sudden
~ said:
I've got your epitaph.'
"Well. what.is it?"
Good KniRht!"-Youth's Compan-
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Too much pleasure turns ~ pajn.
s good resolution is q good thing
until DO is broken
The man who is afraid OF his skin
wiz never save his soul
The best proof Of a mans character
is taken in the press Of life.
Every church ought 20 have corral
for the kicker 90 air his heels
\ mans interest in religion viii be
according 10 the amount Of principle
he has in IT,
Usually a woman might as well 20
so hell 20 save the devil as 20 marry q
man TO reform him.-Ram's Horn.
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THREE WERE DROWNED.
a Boat Containing n Fishing Party
of Five Upset During storm
Near D1buqnc.

Milwaukee. Wis. June 1O.-A special
from Dubuque says: 4 boat contain
ing five persons. returning from a
fishing trip. was upset during a storm
on the Mississippi three miles north OF
here. Julius Guderian and wife and
Mrs. Nicholas Kallc were drowned.
The crew Of ferry boat rescued
two boys. who hung ON 10 the up
turned skiT for an hour ard we're
nearly exhausted
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Cnambery. France. June tO.-Nn
American named Constontin Scandal
was robbed on the railway while
asleep by three fellow travellers be-
tween Modane and st. Michel. Recog-
niling the thieves AT Saint Jean de
Maurienne ne pursued them across
the country and they jumped into the
River Arc. where all were drowned.
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Paris. June 1O.-The Grand SteepIe-
chase de Paris. four miles and a half
furlonR, run Sunday AZ Auteuii. was
won by Calabrais. with Carainan
second and Nlau third. Thirteen ran.
President Loubet was enthusiastically
checred by immense crowds on his
arrival at the race course and on his
departure.
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New Haven, c.. June fO.-It now
appear that the fortune reported TO
have been discovered by William War
ner, Of New Haven. amounted to S.
800. instead Of S20S.OO as previously
reported. and that Arthur Warner.
Of this city, manager Of local
plumbing establishment, was the
finder
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A Hattie nj Linn.

Manila, June 1O.--In battle with
the insurgents at LiPa, province Of
Batangas. Lieut.. Anton Springer, Of
the 2ist infantry, was killed. and Capt.
W. II. Wilhelm, of the same regiment.
Lieut.. Fitzhugh Lee, jr., and FIVE en-
lister men were wounded.
Lieut.. Charles Il. Ramsey. OF the
@1st infantry, was also wounded az
Linn.
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Trnme In HussIn.

Early in April there were lying
at the stations Of three Russian
railroads. waiting TO be forwarded,
$1,000 car loads Of grain, equal &c
about 12,OOO.OOO bushels, much OF
which had been waiting for months.
Complaints that railroads are not
able TO handle their traffic are com.
mon iu Eussia.
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A movement has been started in
Georgia TO perpetuate the memory
Of Eli Whitney by converting into
an elegant country club the scene
Of his labors near Augusta, where
he perfected his cotton gin. An or
ganization has been perfected, and
charter for the club secured.
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Belfast. June 1O.-N mob hooted
the Corpus Christi procession OF 5000
persons here Sunday afternoon Scy.
eral rushcs were made. and finally ice
police were compelled TO charge Che
crowd. a number of persons being
injured Many were placed under ar.
rest
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In England 072.0OO people n year
receive free rgedical attendance.
compared with only 10000 in
France. and the cost Of these
French invalids is only c5s.OOO, COM
pared with e15O,OOO spent i'm medical
relief in Ireland
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A battleship of 10000 tons dis
placement. the largest ever designed.
IS 70 be added 20 the United States
navy If the proposed speed Of "a
knots is secured, this ship wiz be
the masterpiece in naval construo-
ton.
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The weakfsh is rcvisiting the At
lantic coast. much to the satisfac-
ton Of cpicures, who know that the
fish thus handicapped by its name is
the trout Of the ocenn.
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London. June Plentiful rain,
have fallen in South Russia. % says the
Odessa correspondent of the Stand.
ard, "and splendid harvest is Gs.
sured."
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out-Door Relief On England.

In the southwestern counties Of
England 81 out OF every 1000 per-
sons are in receipt Of outdoor re-
lief This number falls TO 10 in the
norlhweaf counties.
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Pirtro 1Inscnunf ComIpn.

London. June 1O.-Fictro Mascagui.
the italian composer. has signed "a
contract for AN eight weeks tour in
The United States with an Italian or
chestra. leaving two months hence.
The dispatch says he is 20 receive
1000
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Shot is generally hardened by the
addition Of small quantity Of
arsenic 70 the lead.
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ID stndy AmerIcan rrnde Methnda.

London. June TO- Elder Dempstcr
Go. offer to pay the travelling ex-
pcHscs Of the official delegates Of
my British trades unions willing to
20 "a. the United States 20 study
american trade methods.
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Taxed by Act OF June Taxed by Act OF Feb
10. 1898. 2S 1901
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Dealers in leaf tobacco ....................
Dealers in tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Manufacturers OF tobacco ..................
Manufacturers OF cigars ..................
Bonds, debentures. Ctc......................
Certificates Of stock. original Issue ........
Certificates OF stock. transfers.
sales OF products at exchanges. MINIMUM.
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Articles.

TABULAR SUMMARY CHANGES IN WAR REVENUES
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-04

The First National Bank has in
creased their surplus to $l7,OO
Mr.. George Handy is now ia Penn
sylvania, travelling for the Mccormack
Machine Co.
Miss Emmie Hawkins, Of Rome. il
visiting her brother, Mr.. Murray Haw-
kns.
Misses Harris and Gray, OF Atlanta,
and Misses Smith, OF Gainesville. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. X. Dick.
Copper Etchings are the finest Por-
traits ever produced by the art Of pho
Biography. Made exclusively by Moore
d Stephenson, of Atlanta. IL fine Cab
met Photos and l4x17 Copper Fitch
ing, both for $500 until August 1st.
Mr. Harris, telegraph operator at w.
q A. K. r. depot, has moved with his
family into the dwelling recently vaca-
ted by Mr.. T. +. Rogers on Lawrence
street.
DIR. and Mrs. fl. l.. McNew and
Misses Hattie, Effie and Edna William
son, of Honey Grove, Texas, are visit
ing Col. E. W. Frey and other relatives
here.
The alarm Of fire Wednesday eve
ming, was caused by field burning
near Mrs Bussey's.
Not long sincelwe heard an employer
say to clerk, Smile il you sell only
postage stamp" and to this we would
say THANK you call again" 1t is the
little things that count. Nine times
out OF ten the postage stamp purchaser
will need something else. Maybe not
at the time, but sometime, and he'll
call again. He'll remember the kind
ness with which the no-profit sale was
made, and will again seek the place
and clerk.
Several cities recently have begun
crusade against loafing negroes. Ithss
been found that most of the crime is be-
ing committedby men who live by their
wits. Officer DeBray of Atlanta was
killed by four negro loafers, who lured
him to his death. Although there is
much demand for farm labor, there are
large number of lOafere, says the
Dublin Courier Dispatch, who get food
at the expense of some ones industry
-loafers who shout:
'pain't no use tn work en- bond
got gal in de white folks yard"
An idle brain is the devils workshop
and there is do doubt that much mear-
ness is concocted by those idlers who
lay around by day and steal at night.
A determined effort ought to be made
by the municipal authorities of all the
towns to make the negroes go to work
and stop stealing for living.
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Local Items.

Mr.. James Dunwoody, of Louisiana,
was here this week.
Mr.. James NJ. Hilburn and wife. OF
Birmingham, Ala, are spending the
week here with relatives.
We will sell Mothers Friend Bow
Shirt Waist. Florence Bros, KING 4
Co.
Mrs. P. 0. McLain and daughter, IT.
ma Estelle, of Acworth, were in the
city Friday.
GAINESVILLE surely exemplities the
title of Ii Land of Milk and Honey. -
GAINESVILLE News. Also corn liquor,
peach and rye, as sold at your dispen-
sary.
A Big Discount in Ladies' Fancy
Parasols. Florence Bros, King & Go.
The Central Railroad of Georgia, and
the Georgia Railway Banking Company
each own 1900 shares Of stock Of Wes-
'UCAIi AN"AA"oys vi AIhDdIild, vi WHICH
they have not paid any taxes for four
teen years. Comptroller Wright de-
mands that they pay $4,000 back
taxes.
A Big Run on Ladies' and ChiIdren's
Lace Hose. Florence Bros, King 4
Co.
An old colored woman said to us the
other day. Il des doesn't know how
sum Of desc colored people liv. Dey
never work any, set round home, fuss
and fight De officers could find more
idle negroes in Baptisttown and Hol-
landtown den dey almost ever see.
Dey liv some how, but ] don't know
how"
Don't fail to see the Remnant Coun-
ter. Bargains every day. Florence
Bros, King Co.
The brother in black" us we'll as
many of the Sisters in black, /" now say
it is too hot to work, and they do not
wish to hire out. The white mans
burden" continues just the same. He
must work to keep The black man from
starving.
We will sell you Mems Women's and
Children's Low Cut Shoes at. your own
Price, they must be closed out. Flor
ence Bros, King & Co.
Revenue tax on personal notes has
been lifted and that on deeds, instru-
ments, conveyances, etc, much re-
duced. Previously such documents
were taxed so cents for value from 500
to $500, and 30 cents for additional val
ue up to $500. Now only Is cents is inn
posed for amounts between $500 and
$1,000.
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The internal" revenue tax is gone
but we will still have to remember
the Maine" in pensions
This 4th of July is the l25th anniyer.
sary Of Independence. Now, keen
soLer.
Mrs. j. w. Hughes, of Atlanta, who
has been visiting her brother, Rev. S
b. Ledbetter, has returned home.
A number attended the free Chau-
tauqua Sunday, who will not attend
another performance 1t will cost
something. Willing to dead head, but
not willing to pay-head.
Mr.. G. H. Walker will spend a part
OF next week in Marietta enjoying the
Chautauqua to be held there, beginning
Sunday. His cousin, Miss Agnes Harde-
man, will accompany him back to spend
some time in Gainesville. Eagle.
The fats" and leans" will try con-
illusions again Thursday afternoon at
4:45 O'Clock at Coles pasture. The
receipts of the baseball game will 90 to
the Daughters OF the Confederacy
Carriage and admission 70 cents.
A Texas paper has an advertisement
that reads: For Sale-Cow and calf.
gives three gallons Of mich day. and
stand Of bees" Evidently Texas
flows with mich and honey as we'll ms
oil.
The repositories of Georgia will keep
1892, $50 OF the states money for the
next fifteen years. This point has been
practically settled by statements made
by Governor Gambler and Treasurer
Park.
The question of literal he'll is being
widely discussed by a portion of the
press, and by some prominent preach
ers. 1t is the opinion Of the Waycross
Herald that they will all know more
about it after while,-Ex. That's no
joke.
The chief of police of Newman has
been instructed to rightly enforce the
Sunday ordinance in the city. Begin
ming last Sunday the soda founts cigar
stands and bootblacks were placed un-
der the ban, and nothing was allowed
to be sold, but ice, drugs and medicines.
and no work done except Of necessity.
Wallace Reed pays this compliment:
From many sources have heard that
Georgia's junior senator is very popular
in Washington circles. He is SO manly,
straightforward and magnetic that peo-
pie like to oblige him when they can,
and, while he is an ironclad democrat
of the orthodox sort, there is no preju-
dice against him"