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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-01
u9rdiiScntcn : Sag" amf Der Bar
MmcrifaniidJen MuSicliung.

SIS mad Buffalo unb 3uriid auf
Der nPennfplpania Giienbubn." Bill
lets, fir 8e6n Sage giilttg, iber P6iz
labelpbia nit 4ufent6ult an bieiem
punfte auf Der Sim unb Giidfabrt
innerbdl6 Der bef4rdntten 3eit, penn
gspiini9t, pber ii6er bic birefte 9inie
mad 9arrisburg. 8or5igli9 ausgez
i~tattet eOur4laufenbe 3ige, aus @oaz
DIES, parlorz, S9ldfz un0 Reitauraz
tions : 8aggons beitebenb, iiber 9arz
risburg, 8iqiamsport unO oas male
rif9e 26al bes @usque9annaz5luB.
(244)
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Germii6te tslearup9il6e Gcpel6eu,

: SIN nGentralzYart" gu Stem.
0orf bat ii9 Sol. 81. 9enoerion bon
5uterbiGe, Yd., pegen zines Magen=
leibens erf9ofen.
= Sci gittston, pu., iinb Die Sob
lengrdbsr Sol. SOiisfi uno CHARLES
Bind Bel elmer 9as>Grploiion um'S
2eben gefommen.
= Sn ieiner 8obnung Bel 9adenz
lad, as, ftarb Der %po6lbabenoe
So6n Copper BON 8ergen@@ountp an
Der @aferf6eu. Der Mann mar Oor
brei Monaten BON einem toQen SunD'
aebifen norben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-01

Srau, Of a II, IN m = Gelfon
2emmon, Elm 10 Sabre alter 8uri6e,
pirb our 3eit in Der norotpeItli4en
Yoli3eiitation auf bic ACKNOWLEDGING
bin feitgebalten, @m. 9. Sdmes BON
Wa16ington total uusgeraubt 81 haz
ben. Qemmon unb Sanes trafen am
Mittpo9 Qbenb an Der Gde BON Sal
BERT unb Baltimore GtraBe 5uIamz
men, unb ba Sames 3iemli3 rmiioe"
mar, erfu6te er Qemmon, i'm nd6 Ell
nem &oIt6auie 81 b%ringen. 9teie5
beIorgte 2emmon nit gr0bter 8ereitz
piuigfeit, unb ais am nd3ften Morz
gen Sdmes in Nr. 322, GaloertitraBe,
aufna9te, feblten inn idmmtGi9e
&letbungsitiide nebit goloener u9r unO
SIT in 8aargelb. 8eitern tpurbe 2emz
mon an Der 9ruioz9 iQz QDenue berz
baftet, ais er beriu9te, bic ange6li4
9eito6lene u6r gu berfaufen.
&etneS 9Gtigteit an Der
E. = Sn Qnbetra6t Der Shat
fade, baB Montag Die 80rie tpegen
bes geiebli4en 6eierta9es geI4loFen
blei6en muB, berri4te i4On geitern
cine totale 6laubeit in Sinun3tretien.
8iele Der 8anfbeamten ma6ten einen
4usflug fir brei Sage, I'm fi9 gu err
bolen. Weber bic y4ftienbDrIe," mod
bic y6anbelsfummer" t6aten geftern
8ormittug irgenb pel9e @eI4dfte.
S9uI @rDffnung.- Die
@emeinbef9ule Der 3iDnsz8ir4e gu
Canton, @de BON gaitz4oenue uno
OiGon=@ traBe, nirb am Stenftag,
ben 8. September, er0ffnet. 9iefelbe
fte6t unter Der 2eitung bes 8dbagogen
3d.. 6rieb unb ieiner Satin @lia
Srieb. Gs lit re9t erfreuli9, bert4z
ten gu f%0nnen, baB btefe 8emetnoez
f9uGe in ben leBten Sobren ii4 gang
bebeutenb gebpben bat.
Gin 8erI9t niberlegt.-
5r. s. $. 9ottlie6 BON Der rMurDz
lamb : 8ruu : Gpmpugnie" bat Elm
@erii9t als fali9 erflGrt, benz 5ufolge
bic bie1tgen 8rauereien ibre &rbeiter
am 2. September, ulio morgen, Wfonz
tag, ausf8lieBen piirben. SO 4ieB,
Elm bu6inge6enber 8ei9luB fei bom
8rauer< 8erein Der Ser. Staten"
gefuBt porben.
8on einem 5unbe gebifz
n. - Sames gincent Meber, Der
4 Sabre alte Sobn bes 9rn. s. Ntener
BON @arbenbiae, Baltimore GountD,
purbe geftern bon einem angebli9 tolz
len !6unbe gebtfen unb muBte in bas
st. Soiepbs> 9oipttal" geI3afft tperz
ben. T.
3nei &ndben berlebt. =
Our9 bic grplofton zines Waferteiz
fels in Der Slide beg BON @m. 81.
@tepens on Sunt's Game, nabe Der
>&oub, beno6nten 6duz
1es tpurben Der 7ziGbrige @arl unb Der
5siG6riqe @iIiam Stebens bon umz
berfliegenben giIenftiiden g~etroffen
unb lei6t berlebt. Nnbertpeitig mar
Der S9uben febr eering. Gin QIurm
nurbe bonn 8aiten gfr. 389 eingez
fanbt Ser l1nfuu ereignete ii9 um 3
ubr Na9mittdgs.
@eiberprugIer BE t.
= Der Al Sabre alte 5runf Neinetp
bon Nr. 1927, gpoffieitrabe, tpurbe
geitern pom ppli5eiri6ter &epiol nm
500 une Soften eeftraft, neil er am
sebIi9 isine Satin bnr4prlaeIte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-01

Wetterausfi9ten n. = Sir
Marplanb unb ben Oiftritt Columbia
tribes Metter unb Hesen, Oitli4e
@inoe; i40aes @etter an MiQntaa.
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r8njiie4 Tranris qefanaen,

SANDS Gith 81. Nuguit. =
Bottle" Sranets tpurbe beute 4benO
I'm 9 ubr gefangen genommen. Cine
S4ertffs=M anni9uft 6ringt ben Ser
6afteten nd6 8lediant 6ia.
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Der ftetne Qr9ttett.
SriB9en (S06n4en zines 4r4itetz
tenn: papa, liefert Der Stor4 bic
tleinen Rinber eigentli4 na9 3si4>
nuns2+
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Ebcp. 8. Siener & So,

9erfonaGz Notiaen.- 9r.
So6n 9.pittroff, Der befunnteS aneiz
6ermeifer BON Hr. 1857, Rorbz9apz
ffruBe, 1T nit ieiner Sumilie mad
ldnqerem Qufentbalt in Soroan's
8bite SulpburzS Springs, 8.z9a.,
suriidgefebrt.
= 5rau 6enrp 5ausmann, fem,
unb 9r. 9enrb 9ausmann, iun., itno
ioeben mad pierp09i9em Nufentbalt
in 4tlantic= gitp na4 Baltimore auz
riidseteArt.
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Baltimore puntB> Jair, Simnntum,
Mn.
g., A., s., 6. unS .. September 1901.

g.. A., s., 6. unS .. September 1901.
Gunbreiiez8iuete, nur am Sage Der
8erausgdbung giiGtig unb einf9lieBz
li9 @intritt gum PlaBe SOC. BON Bal
timore. @erbdltntBmdBige Sabrpreiie
BON anberen guntten, &uBer ben re-
gelmGbigen 3igen nerOen Spe3talz
3iige UNI II 1br Is M}in. 8ormittags
am 4. 5. unb 6. September, iopie UNI
! ubr Na3mittags an B., A., s., 6.
unb 7. September bonn Gulpertz8a6n
bof abfabren. Die Riidfa9rt bonn
MusteGungsplaB erfolgt I'm 6 ubr
M6enb5, nur am Acknowledgment uuf
Der Sim unO Riiffubrt anbaltenb.
C4,3A6S5O
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uSbalia=M 1ftner-S bpr."
8rpfe Grfmrfipm mad &DdJ's Ebpre
am3pf.Sreef, Sunmtag, ben 8. Sep.
tember. (244, 50-D

Gin 8ranb 10 rb unter=
NC = 9ilfs Stadtsz 5euermarz
f9aa Gbarles 9. Wans unteriu4t CUR
3eit bic nit benz por 5ebn Sasen in
q. go6en's &leiberlaben, Hr. 1913,
Sfz8altimprez Strube, ausgebrp9e=
men Seuer perbunoenen umitGnbe.
Cohen unb befen So9ter nurben baz
BEL BON Der Seuerpebr aus benz 5petz
ten Stpdperf gerettet. Die 8erii9ez
rung betrug $4,000, pie sroB bus 2az
ger tpar, fonnte 9err Cohen ni6t an
geben, er iugte, es lei gu beib getpefen,
INN i'm Suli cine SnDenturz 4ufnabme
porSunehmen.
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aus Dem Snneren Warblan0'S nnb
ben angrrn3ennen Staaten.

9 etnem 8 &c getroffen.
sSn 6agerstonn purbe am Samz
flag 6r. So6n 8erbtg BON Baltimore
BON elmer 2otomottbe Der rWeitlt9en
Mdrbldnber 8abn" getroffen unb err
fit bret Hippenbrii4e, ippie anbere
innerlt9e 8erleBungen.
&pnnte bic @ 9dnbe MID
ertragen.
gu W~apnesboro, 3d., erf9oB fif
geftern Die ~15zid6rige Sannie 9. Satr
in Der @obnung tire Onfels, Der bas
MdO4en abOptirt bate, Sbre Gouii=
ne, Die So6ter bes Sntels, bate 1e
be19ulOigt, t6r mebrere Dollars gez
ito6len gu BADEN, unb Der OnfeI iteqte
iie audi bafur CUR gfebe. 5annie BE-
itritt ben ibr 3ugeba9ten 9iebtabG
na6m ben Gebolper ibres Snfel5 uni
eridoB ii4 in ibrem S4laf5immer.
9 autbGttgtettt in % itz@ T.
ginten.
Sn &epIer, @eit : 8irginien, elmer
Station an Der Baltimore : Sbioz
Gtienbu6n," 5pif9en Cumberland II.
Yiebmont, tpirb fieberbaft gebaut l1nh
3iegeliteinmaurer Iinb bort 10 rar, BAT
Der 8aumeifter %. 81. 2iuer 3iegeIs
%iteinmuurer aus Baltimore bolen
mubte.
*** Del nSeFen : 0armfGbter=
@erein" peranitaItet beute, Sonntag,
ben 1. @eptbr,, feinen 5peiten Gus
fGug mad ROfe 8ant 5tfbing SAore.
Wa9en peroen pom 8ereinslptale,
gr. 2O21, Carton : 4Denue, aus
Morgens 80 u9r brett na3 Dem
9laBe fa6ren. Sine 9ampfz2aun9
pirb nG6renb be5 gan3en Sages ppn
Der Bad Riperz8riide na9Rof ez8ant
fd6ren. 8ie bel alien Soften, pel4e
bic Ter @erein arrangtrt, pirO man
fi9 audi btesmal pteber auf Dem gez
nanrten, berrli4 g~elegenen SbOre
fD1tli9 amiiiiren tDnnen, bafiir bat
Elm umii9tiges Gomite 6eitens Gorge
g%etragen. Ser Gtntritt5preis betrd9i
nur 70 Gents unb uuBer Spielen fir
bic &inber tperben audi WettIpielt
fir 6erren unb 9dmen itattfinDen.
*** Der rSbalta : MGnner9or'
beranitaltet am Sonntag, ben s. Sep:
TENDER, pieber cine Grturiion mad
3od : Greet. 9us arrangements;
Gomite bat biefes Mdl einen gliidli:
6en 9riff in Der 4usnubl bes YlaBei
getbon. Der n9umen : @erein" pirl
bic Stnberfptele beranitalten unb BIZ
8ertbeilung BON @iscreme unb Gatel
iibernehmen. Ser groBe 9ampfel
nSbomas @ortbleD" fte6t Der rS6a:
Tia" CUR 9erfiigung, unb bat es lid
Der 8erein 5urgflidt gemu9t, einen
jeben Sbeilnebmer einen bsrgniigter
Sag gu bieten. Ser 9ampfer fd6rt 4
116r frii6 unb 8 Mpr9ens unO 2 ubl
Na9mtttugs BON Yortz, nube 2ig6t'
StraBe, ab.
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Seutihes 8elo sn berfanfen,
2& Gents pro Uearf.

@9iffsfarten bon unb mad gu>
ropa, iiber Baltimore pber Retpzgort.
8a6nz8iQete mad allen Sbeilen gu=
ropa's.
gbco. 8. Siener & 60,
Hr. Ais, @ater<, nahe StraBe.
OBI. SUtt.. G&S)
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SaS mpberne

0le VuIuN &C SuIIlelI>SOuilUtlS>
f9ule unb S9ule fir Stenporap6ie
unb Maf6ineni9retben (Sppepriting)
lit cine Der fortf6rittli6iten unb auf
Der 9D6e Der 3eit fte6enOen 9eranbilz
DungszS 6ulen.
Der t6eoretii9e GURUS f6lieBt OIL
les Elm, mas in benz 10 pielfa9 angez
5eigten 8ubgetzS bitem ent6alten 1T.
Die tbatiG9li9e 9ef3Gftst6dtigfeit
1T in bemfelben eingefibrt, uno ftnO
BARN uae pruftii6en Sransaftionen
in 8antz uno We9ielz@ ei9Gften in
pp1itdnoigiter Wetie entbalten, pie
fol9e iemals in elmer 6anbelsf6ule
our 8erpenbuna famen.
Gin por5iiglt9es Spitem Der Ste
nograpbie (pitman) pirb in bieIer
9anbelsi9ule gele6rt. Niemanb, Der
bieie 9anoelsi6ule beiu9t, bat Dies
5u bereuen. (243-4)
Srbinutton zines Jun
gen Prebtgers. - Puitor ST.
mOtbeus Stiemfe fat beute Die gepiB
angenebme 4ufga6e, ietnen So6n,
9rn. !9etnri9 S6eobor Stiemte, in
bas SeelfprgerzImt ein5ufi6ren. Die
feierli6e Srbination finDet in Der
beuti6en ebangelif6en Smmanuelsz
Stride on Der SiibzGorplinez, nabe
Baltimore StraBe, itatt. On Derielz
ben perben fi6 obne 3petfel Die Mtitz
glteber Der 9emeinbe ftarf bet6eiligen;
gilt es bo9, benz Sobne tbres langidbz
rigen unb bo9gea9teten Seelforgers,
8aitor 8. Sttemfe, gu befpeiien, nie
iebr bic 9emeinbe au9 ben @ater
a9tet unb linn Elm Slid auf" gu ieiz
mem @irfen als Seeliorger i'm fernen
8raiilien auf ben Meg gu geben. gaz
ftor Gbriittan &ibn bon Der 6teitgen
Ct. YaulsS Stride bdlt Die -Srbinaz
tionss prebigt. 5erner perOen BEL Der
Srbinution 5ugegen iein Die Yuftoren
90. S9aIer, &. 8erniebe, Sstar 8aiz
fer, 90. Steffens unb s. 4b6etmeber,
unb Der Stng9or Der 9emetnbe bringt
untsr 2eitung ieines 0irigenten, prof.
8. &rieger, mebrere 91mnen gu 9ehOr.
Nm 5. September fdbrt bann Der
iunge S~eelior9er BON NensOort aug
uuf einem rTorboeuti4en 2lopb"z
Sdmpfer nab Bremen, unb bon bort
aus begiebt er Ii9 mad ieinem neuen
Mifiipns : Wirtungsfelbe gu 9ranb
Do Sul, Yrpbin5 Rio, 8raIilien, mel
Dies etpa 80 Meilen BON Yelotas, elmer
Stdbt BON $4,000 ginpobnern, bar
inter piele 9eutf6e, gelegen lit. 3pei
feiner @tubiengenofien, Die So. 8Ogel
unb 9artmeiiter, reiien nit inn mad
8rafilien.
Sr. Seinri9 Sbeobor @tiemfe 1T
in @arba, 2eezgountp, Seras, i'm
Sabre 1877 geboren unb erbielt feline
erite S9ulbilbung in NetpzO orleans.
Damn befu9te sr bas @pmnaiium 81
Sort Dapne, Sno., unb ppqen0ete
feline tbeologii9en Stubien i'm mGons
cprbiazS Seminar" gu ct. Bouts. gr
bGlt ii9 bereits Bel feinen Gltern an
Der SiibzGarplinez Strabe uuf.
Saferbiebe an Der Or
Belt. = Die 9oltSei iu9t felt elm
paar Wo9en mad etnem 9aferbieb,
Der periobiI9 in berf9ieoenen Stubtz
tbeilen auftau9t. Sn Der Na4t bonn
5reitag ftabl Der Sieb auf Mftaer's
Werfte am SuBe Der GarolinezS traBe
9ufer gum 8ertbe BON Sc, pel9es
gigentbum bes 9rn. Gbarles 6dnion
BON Nr. 1000, Sibzgaroline= StraBe,
mar. Sn Der porbergebenben Na4t
mar Der Sieb in ben Stau 6inter Nr.
612, @sftzSupette= StraBe, eingebroz
9en unb bate 9ufer gum 8ertbe bon
81 sel~ungfingert. Gin babies Subenb
Gbnli9e Siebitdble iinb feit spei 800
den in peri9iebenen anberen Stabtz
thpiIpn npriiht nprhen.
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a,ro- s,,5 -9Einb- leett.
s'''' Hl;i'f. 1'''' ''a'''f Did. ean.
30 Ql. - 90 6S 90 q. 8 sfesen
800 u % 81 70 So .. 4 9rlb.
NlittI. Sorom.ttrf. % .92 3ohf. Entrmomtterf...7 IS
Ntittl. HhermvneterH. . 9iiebriafer 6s
Die b6hite Shn.1iafeit bts Wiubesin elmer etunae
betueS Wtilen BON Often.
90 qefriet % SETTER. - Sie Tenssra=
tur bes ~q,ftristn 9aoss mar ouf na6benannten
etatisnsl uis folat:
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Gennp'S 3affec tpirb taslitb serDftet.
8erfudt unferen f%einiten &ioz unb
@antpsz 3affse. unerreiat gu irsenb
einem preife.
s. .. Rennp & 6 o., so 2Gben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-01

gNetterberid1t.
Ser. gtaaten gS ettcrsS nredu.
re, ben 81. Wuauf 1901.
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Wir6 morgen beerbtgt.
Ser 2ei6nam Der Srau &lein, mel:
der ieBt inmitten zines tpa6ren Blu:
m~enqartens BON Srauergepinben ir
i6rer ebsmaligen 8e6uuiung gr. GIG
CAT : 4penue, aufgebu6rt 1T, ptrf
morgenNa9mittag uuf Der nMt.Gur:
mel : Cemetery" neben t6rem % ct;
ma II Sabren peritOrbenen 8atter
CUR IeBten 3ube beitattet. Die Sci:
6enbefattsr 5irma 8. Sunoer5 II
S06ne, Nr. 1708 biz ITO, Canton:
4oenue, pirb bic 8eerbigung leiten.
&Ietn Gief vped's Bah
BOD"
&lein, Der, tpie I9on i'm nSeutf6er
gorrefponbenten" erpGbnt purDe
ettpu 6 SUB grob lit unD gegen zoe
9funb piegt, lit elm febr gefugiamel
@efanqener. gr f9eint feline Sbat
als cine faum mountaineering 2appa:
lie au betra9ten unb NOR seitern Der
gan3en Sag binbur4 gut aufselegt
! gr las in ieiner 3eae r9ed's 8af
96b," Elm bumoriitii9es 8ert bus
| i6m Der S9lieber Der goli5eifatton
Som" &o9fort, geborgt bate, uni
neben fi9 bate er cine Ropeae liegen
pel6e er, na9bem er nit benz anberer
8u9e fertig %setporOen, lefen min.
gr BAT pom erften Gugenblid an
als er in bic 3s1e Ger. 9 in Der Dt.
Ii9en Boli5eiftation geiperrt purbe
fi6 febr rubis unb unftdnbig betru=
gen.
Seine Srau @ba, nit Der er EFF
Ieit elm paar Monaten perheiratbet 1T
brudte ibm am 5reitag Ibenb ieir
4benbefen unb ssitern Morgen ieir
| 6yaAftid in bic Belle. @eitern MQr.
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Gtpoob, SnO., 81. Dug Die
@trifer baden BON %. $. GOans, benz
fri6eren @ice : 8rditpenten berQmulz
gamuteb QfociatiOn, Elm S4rei6en
er6alten, tporin Oieiel6en ungepieieH
tperoen, an Die Qrbeit 5uriid3utebren.
IS beibt, oaB Die 8le4tafel : 6abriz
fen bier am MOntag pieoer gu ar6eiz
ten beginner.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-12-19
REV. ], v, BAKER
PASSES AWAY,
He Had Lived Nearly OF
Years. His Funeral
Last Friday.

Rev. John w. Baker died at his home
on Church Street, last Thursday morn
ing. at 8 O'Clock. He was born in
Liberty county, Ga, January Goth,
1911, and lacked only few weeks of
having lived 81 years.
He was a graduate of the State
University in the class of 1882. He
received his seminary training in
Princeton, n. j., and was one of The
sixty ministers sent out from the old
Midway church in Liberty county, Ga.
He was at one time pastor of the Pres
byterian church in Milledgeville, Ga,
and afterwards was Professor in
Oglethorpe University, and from 1857
to 1863 was Professor and Chaplain at
the Georgia Military Institute in Mar
ietta. For thirty years he was clerk
of the Cherokee Presbytery without
being absent from single meeting, and
as an evidence of appreciation, the Pres
bytery gave him gold-headed cane,
which he carried to his death.
He was one of the most methodical
and faithful men about his work, be-
lieving whatever was worth doing was
worth doing well. He was man of
strong convictions of right and always
had the courage of his convictions.
His life has been a benediction to this
community, and his noble and ire
proachable character had universally
won for him the respect and confidence
of the people. He reached an age that
is allotted to few men to do, but they
were years of usefulness, full of good
deeds and kindly ministrations. His
departure, while not unexpected,
causes sorrow to many hearts.
He leaves five children to mourn his
death-Mr. w. L. Baker of Gaines
vile, Ga. Mr.. Ed Baker, OF Early, Ga. !;
Mrs. DIR. James Woodrow, of Columbia,
S. O.; and Misses Cliff and Bessie Baker,
of Marietta.
The funeral services were conducted
at the home of the family Friday after
noon at O'Clock, Rev. J, H. Patton,
pastor of the Presbyterian church,
officiating.
The interment took place in the city
cemetery.
The pail bearers were, Judge J. M.
Stone, Mr.. A. H. Legg, AIR. Joe P.
Legg, Mr.. Leon Faw, and Mr.. A. S.
Cohen.
To the bereaved family we extend
our sympathy and coincidence.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-12-19
THE DEATH ANGEL
AT WORK,
Mr.. J. D. Barrett is Dead
He was Worthy and
Esteemed Citizen.

Mr.. James D Barrett died at his
home near Elizabeth on Wednesday
afternoon, the 18th inst. He was sick
about two weeks with pneumonia, and
then galloping consumption set i'll and
in a weeks time death ensued. He was
about 40 years of age, and came from
Cherokee county to Marietta and has
been in the employ of the Kennesaw
Marble Company for long time, before
his sickness being foreman of some de-
partment in the mill. A few years ago
he married Miss Katie L. Barker. He
leaves a wife, mother and one brother
to mourn his demise. He was not a
member of any church, but before pass
ing to the great beyond he made peace
with his Maker. He died peacefully.
He was a good citizen and an UPRIGHT
man and his death will be source OF
regret to his many friends. His funeral
took place Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. J. 7. Jen-
kips. and the remains we're placed at
rest in the city cemetery. Our sympa-
thy is extended to the bereaved rela-
tives.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-12-19
Atlanta Depot Bill.

The Atlanta depot bill passed the
House of Representatives by vote of
10Y to 55 The bill provides for the
erection of depot on the states prop
erty in Atlanta at cost not to exceed
100000, to be paid out of the rental of
W. d A.. divided in three payments,
and the railroads are required to pay a
rental Of not less than six per cent. on
the total investment. The erection of
the depot will be in charge of the Gov
ernor, two members of the Senate and
four members Of the House.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-12-19
TWO YOUNG MEN
MAKE A MISTAKE,

Two young men went to Ward & Bros.
store Friday and bought lot of nice
oranges which we're put up in a paper
sack. A citizen dropped in about the
same time and ordered some Irish po-
tatoes sent to his home. They were put
up in a paper sack also, and the two
sacks were close together on the count
er. The young men were going out
calling that night and concluded that
oranges would be nice to take along.
They picked up what they supposed
were their sack of oranges, and when
they arrived at the home of the young
ladies, at proper time they opened the
sack and asked the young ladies to help
themselves to oranges. They were
greatly astonished to find they had Irish
potatoes in place of succulent oranges.
They had gotten hold Of the wrong
sack. The joke is on the young men,
but they will have to Barrett.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-12-19
AGAINST SCHLEY,
MAJORITY REPORT,
Admiral Dewey Sustains
SChley in Every Count
as the Hero.

The Court of Inquiry has made it's
report on Admiral Schley's conduct at
Santiago. Admiral Dewey sustains
SchleY, but Admirals Benham and
Ramsey condemn him on eleven counts.
The majority opinion finds in brief
that Admiral Schley should have pro-
ceeded with the utmost dispatch to
Cienfuegos and maintained a close
blockade, that he should have endeav-
ored to have obtained information Of
the Spanish squadron there; that he
should have proceeded to Santiago With
dispatch that he should not have msde
the retrograde movement; that he
should have obeyed the departments
orders that he should have endeavored
to capture the Spanish vessels in San
tiago that he did not do his utmost to
destroy the Colon; that he caused the
squadron to lose distance in the loop
of the Brooklyn; that he thereby caused
the Texas to back; that he did injus-
tice to Hodgson that his conduct in
the campaign was characterized by vac
cillation, dilatoriness and lack of enter
prise; that his official reports on the
coal supply were misleading and mac
curate; that his conduct during the
battle was self-possessed and that he
encouraged in his own person his SUBJ
ordinate officers and men.
Admiral Dewey, president of the
Court of Inquiry, in his report, sustains
Admiral Schley at all points and COM
pletely vindicates him from the asper-
sions OF his foes. Admiral Dewey finds
that the passage to Cienfugos was mad e
with all dispatch that in view of his
coal supply the blockade at Cienfuegos
was effective that he allowed the Adula
TO enter Cienfuegos to get information
that his passage to Santiago was with
as much dispatch as possible, keeping
the squadron together; that the block
ade of Santiago was effective, and, fin
ally, that he was the senior officer at
Santiago, in absolute command and en-
titled to the credit due for the glorious
victory which resulted in the total de-
struction Of the Spanish ships.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-12-19
A FAT OFFICIAL JOB
AND LITTLE WORK,
The Railroad Commission
Most Desirable Office
in State,

The Office of railroad commissioner
is perhaps the beat in the state. 1t
pays the salary of $500 a year, and
only requires about two days work a
month. In addition the commission
ers are provided with two secretaries
and they have practically little work
to do. They are appointed by the
governor for term of six years. For
the six years work they receive SIS 900
and railroad passes. Judge Atkinson
practices law in Atlanta, Mr.. Brown
farms in Pulaski county, and Mr.. Jor-
dan conducts a large manufacturing
business in Columbus. The three COM
missioners meet about twice month
in sessions lasting about a day and
then go home again
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-12-19
JOHNSON -WARL|CK.
TO Be UNITED,
A Happy Marriage at Mr.
Sid GarWOOd'S Home
Wednesday Night.

Wednesday evening, the 18th, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Gar
wood in Marietta, relatives of the bride,
Rev. A. B. Vaughn, of Canton, will
unite in marriage Miss TIME Walick to
]. Lawrence Johnson, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson will leave on bridal
tour to points of interest in Florida.
Mr.. Johnson is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. D. Johnson, of Canton, and is a
young man of good character and splen-
did capacity. He has been depot agent
and telegraph operator on the A. K. &
N. r. r. for some time, and is now sta
toned at Nelson. Miss Warlick is a
sister of Mrs. Sid Garwood and Mrs. w.
]. Pearce, of Marietta, and is a young
lady of lovable character and sweet
disposition. The Journal extends con-
CALCULATIONS and best wises.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-12-19
RETURNS TO GEORGIA,
ENOUGH OF THE WEST,
Seven Years Trial and Be-
comes Disguised with
Arkansas.

Mr.. West Wallace, wife and several
children, got off the train here Thursday
morning. They were just from Logan
county, Ark, where they had lived for
seven years. They were enroute to
their old home in Forsyth county, Ga.
Mr.. Wallace said he had enough of Ar
kansas and had come back to stay. He
said there were others there who want
ed to come back and some would if they
could. There is no comparison between
Georgia and Arkansas. Chills and fever
abound there and drouths that render
life hardly worth the living. In Geor-
gia we have good healthy climate where
if Il man will work the land he can do
better than he can there. There is more
in the man than in the land.